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APPENDIX II. 
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Draha veriia L. ; for forms of this species see Watson Bot. 
Exch. Club, 1913-14 Rejj. 466, and Bot. Exch. Club, 1914 
Rep. 88->. Jordan states (Diagn. 207) that only the autumn 
and winter leaves are of use in diagnosis. 
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Lepidmm ruderale L. ; upper 1. linear, axis of rac. and pedic. 
equally pubescent, hairs about h diam. of pedic, ^et. 0, fr. 
glabrous ovate 2 — 2^ mm. broad, apex emarginate, wings acutish 
porrect or slightly converging. 
L. neglectum Thellung. ; hairs of stem and 1. margin straight 
spreading short papilliform only 2 — 3 times their own breadth, 
lower 1. shortly pubescent, upper 1. lin. acutish usually entire, 
pet. 0 or rudimentary, fr. orbicular or transversely ellipt. 
rarely broadly ovate 3 mm. broad apex obtusely rounded 
narr. emargin. distinctly winged. Waste places, often with 
L. ruderale.— X. V.-VI. E. 
[Z. virginicum L. ; upper 1. lin. lane, usually remotely serrate, 
hairs of stem and 1. falcately curved appressed 4 — 8 times their 
breadth, pet. conspicuous (except upper fl.), silic. orbicular 
2^ — 3 mm. br. apex distinctly winged. — Alien. A. E.] 
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Helianthemum canunt Charnaecistum ; Gt. Orme's Head, 
see J. of B. li, 182 .• 1913. 
H. Charnaecistum x polifolium ; series of intermediates with' 
parents on Bleadon Hill, Somerset. 
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Viola ; for numerous vars, etc., see Gregory, Monograph of 
British Violets. 
lb. 1^ Jtiressi K. Wein ? V. epipsila Gregory op. cit., non 
Ledeb. ; as V. palustris but often stouter, rhizome thicker, 
stipules browner when large, leaves often in 4's, petioles, 
lower parts of veins of lamina below, and rarely peduncles, 
in some specimens witli sparse longisit hairs, apex of I. acute. — 
By running water in boggy places, chiefly in west ; grows and 
hybridises with V. palustris and perhaps not truly distinct. — 
P. IV.-VL. E.S.I. 
7b. r. Pupjrii All. emend. Borbas ; V. montana Fr., Becker, 
etc. non Linn. ; stem erect, 1. usually thin light green ovate- 
lane, with subcordate base stip. leafy half as long as petioles or 
