[ 394 ] 



183. 

 3S4. 



186. 



3S7. 

 188. 

 189. 

 190. 

 391. 



192. 

 193. 

 394. 



195- 

 396. 

 397. 

 398. 

 199. 



lOD. 



Curled Dock. R. crifpus. P. * 



Common Sorrel. R. aceiofa. P. 



Sheeps Sorrel. /?. acetojella. P. 



Arrow-headed Grafs. 7'riglochin falujlre. P. 



Sea fpiked Grafs. T. marit'imum. P. 



Water Plantain. Al'ifma Plant f.^o aquatica. P. 



OCTANDROUS PlaNTS. 



Rofebay Willow-herb. Efilobiuni angufif. — 



Hairy Willow-herb. E. birfutum. P. 



Smooth Willow-herb. E, montaymm. B. — 

 Common Heath, or Ling. Erica ^vulgaris, — 

 Whorts : Whortle-berries. Vaccinium ViUs 7 



Idaa, 5 



Black Whorts: Bilberries. Niyrtiilus. — 



Cranberries. ^. Oxycocctis. • 



Golden Saxifrage. Chryfofplenium. P. — 

 Perennial Arfiiiart. Poijgcnum amphibium. — 

 Dead or fpotted Arfmart. P, Perjicaria. A. 



Water Pepper. P. Hydropiper. A. ■ 



Knot Grafs. P. a<vicularc. A. 



Black Bindweed. P. Hclxine. A. • 



Heib Paris, One Berry. Paris quadrifolia, P. 



ENxNEandrous Plants. 

 201. Flowering Ru-lh. Butctnus umbcUatus. P. 



ao2. 

 2103. 

 204. 

 1205. 

 S06. 

 ao7. 

 208. 

 209. 

 210. 



231. 

 232. 

 '^212. 

 1X3. 

 214. 

 215. 

 216. 

 217. 

 218. 

 239. 



Decandrous Plants. 

 Winter Green. Pjrola rotundifoUa, P. 

 Marfh Cilius. Atuircjneda polijolia. P. 

 Maiden Pirk. Dinntbus deltoides. P. 

 Knawel, Scleranthus annuus. A. 

 White Saxifrage. Saxifraga granulata. 

 Bottle Cairpioji. Cuciibalus Behen. P. 

 White and Red Campion. Lycknis dicica. 

 Chickweed. Alfine media. A. 

 Purple Spurrey. Araiaria rubra- A. 

 Com Spurrey. Spergu>a ar'vetifis. A. 

 Sea Chickweed. Arenaria peploides. 

 Moufe-ear Chickweed . Cerojihtm njifcofum 

 MarOi Moufe-ear Chickweed. C, aquaticur 

 Cockle. Agrofunvna Githagc, A. 

 Meadow Pink. Lycbnis Flos Cuculi, P. 

 Wood Sorrel. Oxalis Ac-eiofella. P. 

 Orpine. Sedum Telef hium. P. — 

 Stone Crop : Wall Pepper. S. acre. P. 

 White-flowered Srone Crop. S. album. P. 



P. 



P. 



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Hill. 

 



Ray. 



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485. 







143.3. 





4^5- 



143. 





485. 



1 4-. 





SOS- 



435. 



490. 



SOS- 



4-35- 



306. 



22. 



257- 



561. 



147. J. 



310. 



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2K9, 



147.2. 



311. 



347- 



147.3. 



311.4, 



677. 



5^3- 



470.1. 



C16 I 



457-3- 



40. 



516.3. 



457.2. 





3^4- 



267. 



80. 



491. 



158. 



365. 



487. 



145.9. 



282. 



4S7. 



145.4. 



702. 



487. 



144. 1. 





487. 



.46. 



803. 



486. 



144. 



744- 



323. 



264. 



139. 



35- 



273- 



604. 



85.1. 



363.1. 



110. 



523. 



4.72. 



54^ 



1 62. 



335- 



577. 



49 3- 



159- 



504. 



189. 



354- 



514. 



164,2. 



337.2. 





166.8. 



339-9- 



792. 



I79-I. 



347-6. 



525- 



184.2. 



351.9. 



740. 



184.1. 



35'-7. 





181.14. 



351.12. 



624. 



18 J. 2. 



34S.3- 





179-2. 



347-4- 





166.6. 



33!^-5- 



576. 



^65. 4. 



338-4. 



590. 



80. 



283. 





36.3, 



265. 



686, 



38.6. 



270.5. 





38.3. 



271.7. 



66. 



150. 



313' 



725- 



218.3. 



367.1. 



671. 



DODECANDROUS PLANTS. 



*219. Sun Sj'urge. Euphorbia Heliojcopia. A. — 

 220. Purple Ipiked Looftftrife. Lythrum Salicaria.V. 



185. Sea fpiked Grafs, Cows are extremely fond of this grafs; as indeed they are of 

 many other maritime plants : and etjually fo of the foregoing fpecies. 



190. Common Heath, or Lir.g. The bees are thought to get more honey from L'ltig than 

 Stom any other plants 3 but what is produced from it has a reddiih caA, and is therefore not 

 id much vahied. 



407, Bottk Camphn. This plant is common with us on the borders of corn-fields, and 



