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THE NATURALIST, 



MATERIALS FOR A FLORA OF WAKEFIELD AISTD ITS 



NEIGHBOURHOOD, 



By T, W. Gissing. 



(Continued from page 60,^ 



F, angustifolla^ R. JN'arrow-leaved Yetch. A. May — August, Heatli and 



other places, A variety of tlie preceding. 

 V. latliyroides, L. Spring Yetch, A. May — July, Heatli. 

 F. sepium, L. Bush. Yetch. P. June — August, Common. 

 F. liirsida, Koch.. Hairy Tare. A. June — August. Frequent. 



F. tetrasperma, Koch. Slender Tare. A. June — August. Heath. 



Lathyrus. Linn. Yetchling. 

 R pratensisy L. Meadow Yetching. P. June — August. Common. 



Orobus. Linn. Bitter Yetch. 

 0. tuderosus, L. Tuberous Bitter Yetch. P. April — June. Common. The 

 narrow leaved variety 0. tenuifoUus, is occasionally found. 



Order—rosaces. 



Prunus. Linn. Plum and Cherry, 

 P. spinosa, L. Sloe or Blackthorn. S. April, Frequent. 

 P. Padus, L. Bird Cherry, S. T. May. Haw Wood. 

 P. avium, L. Wild Cherry. T. May. Hugset Wood, and other places 

 near Barnsley. Sharlestone &c. 



Spir^a. Linn. Drop wort or Meadow Sweet. 

 S. Ulmaria, S. Meadow Sweet. P. June — August. Common. 

 S. FiKpendula, L. Common Dropwort. P. June — August. Smeaton, 

 Went Hill. 



Geum. Linn. Avens. 



G. tJrhanum, L. Common Avens. P. June — August. Common. 



G. rivale, L. Water Avens. P. April — July. Burton Salmon, Mr. 

 Roberts. 



Agrimonia. Linn. Agrimony. 

 A, Eupatoria, Common Agrimony. P. July — August. Frecjuent 



Aremonia. Neck. 



A, agrimonoides, Tourn, P. May — August, Pretty abundant by the Canal 

 running from Stanley to the Calder. 



