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1416 LYOOPODIUM SELAGO. 



13 Sussex west. Freeman sp. 



14 east. Eoper. 

 17 Surrey. 



23 Oxford. 



24 Bucks ? 



27 Norfolk east. 



36 Hereford. 



37 Worcester. 



38 Warwick. Extinct. 



39 Stafford. 



40 Salop. E. Lees sp. 



41 Glamorgan. 



42 Brecon. Ley cat. 



43 Eadnor. E. H. Jones cat. 



45 Pembrok-e. Jones rec. 



46 Cardigan. 



48 Merioneth. Lees sp. 



49 Carnarvon ! Eobinson cat. 



50 Denb. ! J. E. Bowman cat. 

 52 Anglesea. Eobinson cat. 



55 Leicester. Ch. Bab. sp. 



56 Notts. 



57 Derby ! 



58 Chester ! 



59 Lane, south. Goodlad hb. 



60 west. Linton cat. 



61 York s. east. 



62 n. east. Baker ms. 



63 B. west. 



64 m. w. Tatham cat. 



65 n.w. E.B. Bowman sp. 



66 Durham. E. B. Bowman sp. 



67 Northumberland. Storey sp. 



68 Cheviotland. Tate cat. 



69 Westmoreland ! 



70 Cumberland ! Baker cat. 



71 Man. Forbes cat. 



72 Dumfries. Gray cat. 



73 Kirkcudbright. Gray cat. 



75 Ayr. Duncan cat. 



76 Eenfrew. Hennedy cat. 



77 Lanark. Hennedy cat. 



79 Selkirk. Farquharson cat. 



80 Eoxburgh. Duncan cat. 



81 Berwick. 



82 Haddington. Balfour cat. 



83 Edinburgh. Balfour cat. 



86 Stirling. Oroall cat. 



87 Perth west. Syme cat. 



88 mid ! Worsley cat. 



89 east ! 



90 Forfar ! Croall sp. 



91 Kincardine. Dickson cat. 



92 Aber. south ! Dickie cat. 

 98 north. Dickie flo. 



94 Banff. 



95 Elgin. Gordon cat. 



96 Easterness ! Stables cat. 



97 Westerness ! Grieve. 



98 Argyle. 



00 Clyde-isles. Hennedy cat. 



01 Cantire. Balfour cat. 



02 Eb. south. Balfour sp. 



03 mid. Syme sp. 



04 north. Lawson cat. 

 06 Eoss east. Gordon cat. 



08 Suth. west ! 



09 Caith. Brown Campst. cat. 



10 Hebrides. 



11 Orkney. Syme sp. 



12 Shetland. Tate sp. 



N.B. To the botanist of North 

 Britain it will appear rather 

 odd that Selago should be 

 treated as an uncommon 

 plant, being one which he is 

 perhaps accustomed to see 

 on almost every mountain 

 andmoor. Let him botanize 

 in South Britain, and he wiU 

 find the case widely different. 

 Among the forty English 

 counties, included in South 

 Britain, my collected notes 

 shew authorities for twenty 

 only ; and Selago is a decided 

 rarity in most of those coun- 

 ties, even doubtful in two or 

 three of them. Those who 

 look at Britain as a whole 

 will get very different notions 

 about common or uncommon 



