376 



SALIX CINEBEA, ETC. 



Likely occurs in every 

 county. 



1011 Salix aurita. 



Counties all, except 12 15 28 

 31 32 42 43 45 48 51 57 

 60 71 73 74 82 98 99 105 

 106. Probably it occurs in 

 most of these counties, if 

 not in all of them. 



1012 Salix caprea. 



Counties all, except 1 35 41 

 42 45 48 51 57 60 71 to 

 74 86 94 98 101 104 to 

 112. Doubtless it occurs in 

 all of these counties up to 

 no. 100, and perhaps truly 

 indigenous in all of them. 



1013 Salix nigricans. 



62 York n. east. Baker sp. 



64 m. west. Tatham cat. 



65 n. west. Ward sp. 



66 Durham. Norman cat. 



67 Northumb. Winch sp. 



68 Cheviotland. 

 70 Cumberland. 

 74 Wigton ? 



78 Peebles. Brotherston cat. 



80 Eoxb. .Brotherston. 



81 Berwick. Brotherston. 

 83 Edinburgh ? 



88 Perth mid ! Syme sp. 



89 east ! Gardiner sp. 



90 Forfar ! Gardiner sp. 



92 Aber, south ! Dickie cat. 



96 Easterness ! 



02 Eb. south. Balfour cat. 



[3 8 14 17 23 28 36 38 



56 59]. 



1014 Salix laurina. 



38 Warwick. Bromwich. 



66 York n. west. Leefe no. 73. 



66 Durham. New. flo. 



67 Northumb. New flo. 



68 Cheviotland. New flo. 



69 Westm. Winch sp. tenuifolia. 

 88 Perth mid. " Borrer." 



90 Forfar. Gardiner flo. 



[9 10 20 27 or 28 44 99]. 

 I do not understand this 

 Willow myself, and give its 

 counties as they are found 

 reported . 



1015 Salix phylicifolia. 



59 Lane, south. " Dugdale ! " 



64 York m. w. F. A. Lees rec. 



65 n. west. Ward sp. 



66 Durham. Baker sp. 



67 Northumb. Winch sp. 



68 Cheviotland. 



69 Westmoreland ! 



70 Cumberland. 

 72 Dumfries. 

 77 Lanark. 



79 Selkirk. Brotherston rec. 



80 Eoxb. Brotherston. rec. 



81 Berwick. Brotherston rec. 

 83 Edinburgh. 



88 Perth mid ! Gardiner sp. 



89 east! 



90 Forfar ! Gardiner sp. 

 92 Aber. south ! Dickie cat. 



96 Easterness. 



97 Westerness ! 



98 Argyle ! 



11 Orkney. Syme ms. 

 [1 14 17 28 38 58]. 



1016 Salix ambigua. 



N.B. This is a Willow which 

 I do not understand at all 

 clearly. Belying on leaf- 

 specimens named by Dr. 



