410 SEDUM VILLOSUM. 



177 



90 Forfar. 



91 Kincardine. Syme cat. 



92 Aber. south. Dickie sp. 



93 north. Dickie flo. 



94 Banff. Gordon ms. 



95 Elgin. Gordon cat. 



98 Argyle. Balfour sp. 



99 Dunbarton. 



00 Clyde-isles. Kennedy eat. 

 [59 " James Eoscoe."] 



412 Sedum anglioum. 



1 Corn, west ! Cunnack oat. 



2 east. Briggs eat. 



3 Devon south ! Briggs cat. 



4 north ! Maw cat. 



5 Som. south. Coleman cat. 

 9 Dorset. Pleydell cat. 



10 Wight ! More cat. 



11 Hants south. Notcutt cat. 



13 Sussex west. Salmon ms. 



14 east. Maw sp. 



15 Kent east. French sp. 



1 9 E ssex north ? ' ' Irvine . ' ' 

 25 Suff. east. Varenne sp. 

 27 Norfolk east. Paget sp, 

 40 Salop. Leighton cat. co. 



43 Eadaor. E. H. Jones cat. 



44 Carmarthen. Motley cat. 



45 Pembroke. Babington eat. 



46 Cardigan. Twining sp. 



47 Montgomery. Ley cat. 



48 Merioneth. Ley cat. 



49 Carnarvon ! 



50 Denbigh! J. E.Bowman cat. 



51 Flint. Eobinson cat. 



52 Anglesea! 



58 Chester. J. L. Warren eat. 



59 Lane, south. 



62 York n. east. " Mudd sp." 

 65 n. w. P. A. Lees rec. 



68 Cheviot. Embleton sp. 



69 Westmoreland. Crotch sp. 



70 Cumberland. Baker cat. 



71 Man. Forbes cat. 



72 Dumfries. Gray eat. 



73 Kirkcudbright. Gray eat. 



75 Ayr. Duncan cat. 



76 Eenfrew, Hennedy cat. 

 85 Fife ! May Isle. 



87 Perth west ! Syme cat. 



88 mid. Miller cat.* 

 90 Forfar. 



95 Elgin. Gordon cat. 



97 Westerness. Ch. Bab. ms. 



98 Argyle ! Church. Bab. ms. 



99 Dunbarton ! Hooker sp. 



00 Clyde-isles. Hennedy eat. 



01 Cantire. Balfour cat. 



02 Eb. south. Balfour cat. 



03 mid. Ch. Bab. ms. 



04 north. Lawson cat. 



05 Eoss west. (Druce). 

 10 Hebrides. 



12 Shetland. 



[28 92 ; both errors ?] 



414 Sedum acre. 



Counties all, except 46 47 74 

 79 97 104 105 107 112; 

 likely to occur in these also, 

 unless the last of them. 



415 Sedum reflexum. 



N.B. This cannot be treated 

 as a true native. It is re- 

 ported from over sixty coun- 

 ties, usually as an escape 

 from gardens. Two gar- 

 den species pass under this 

 name ; one of which is also 

 occasionally mistaken fornj- 

 pestre, when found in a quasi- 

 wild state. In turn, the 

 truly wild S. rupestre is made 

 up out of two other species; 

 one of these other two being 

 much confused with S. Fors- 

 terianum. Herbarium spe- 

 2a 



