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FLORA OF WORKSOP DISTRICT. 



Rev. HILDERIC FRIEND, 



Chichester, Sussex. 



I have just come across a mislaid note-book of 1886, in which 

 are sundry entries relating to the plants of Worksop and the 

 district which I have not published. Though they contain few 

 new records they will be of value perhaps as confirming and 

 extending our knowledge of localities in that part of Notts 

 and South-West Yorkshire. Among Casuals I find that the 

 Radish and Evening Primrose occurred among debris on the 

 Chesterfield road ; Monkshood and Feverfew at Kiveton ; Datura 

 and Fennel in Worksop; and Horseradish frequently near houses. 

 I take the Natives in their order. 



Ranunculus Fiammula. Notts. Lindrick, Budby, Haggon- 

 fields, Belph. 



Ranunculus hederaceus. Notts. Thoresby Lake ; ditches and 

 pools at Wellow. 



Thalictrum flavum. Notts. Haggonfields. 



Helleborus viridis. Notts. Wallingwells. 



Aquilegia vulgaris. York S.W. Anston Stones, Roche Abbey. 



Aconitum Napellus. York S.W. Kiveton, probably an escape. 



Nuphar lutea. Notts. Clumber Lake ; Canal near Sewage 

 Works, Worksop. 



Thlaspi arvense. York S.W. Gateford, Anston, rather rare. 



Teesdalia nudicaulis. Notts. About three miles out of Work- 

 sop on the Ollerton Road. 



Viola palustris. Notts. Margins of Clumber Lake. 



Viola tricolor. Notts. Road to Carlton. 



Viola arvensis. Notts. Near Manor Woods ; sandy fields. 



Githago segetum. Nolls. Carlton Road ; very abundant at 

 Houghton, 1S85. 



Hypericum hirsuturn. Notts. A special form near Shireoaks 



Malva moschata. Notts. Borders of fields near Haggonfields ; 

 grass drives, Worksop Manor ; Shireoaks. 



Geranium pratense. Notts. Sturton, 12th August [885. 



\Rubus Idaeus. Notts. Entrance to Clumber ; Edwinstowe. 



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