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THE BOOK OF 
Name. 
crispum 
:i<luriiatum 
c. Baidwynii 
c. 13 nvdon 
c. capitation 
c. Clapham 
c. Cowburuii 
c. flmbriatum 
c. f. Cropper 
c. f. Slanslieldii 
c. f. crUtatum 
c. f. grandiceps 
c. diversifrons . . 
c. Drummond® . . 
Where Found 
or liaised. 
Chepstow 
Lake District . 
Yorkshire 
Den oil Hill 
Falmouth 
Finder or Raiser and 
Date. 
Lowe 
Baldwyn 
Bowdon . . 
Jones 
T. Snii til (18. r >7) 
Cowbnrn (1885,) 
Stansfield (r.) . 
Crupper (r.) 
Stanstield 
Col. Jones (r.) 
( 1 - 73 ). 
Miss Drummond 
1 escription. 
Frilled and tasselled. 
Some fronds frilled, some 
conglomerate; a rental k- 
able wild tind. 
A finely frilled form. 
Large, capitate head. 
Fimbriate and crested. 
Fine, dentate form, fertile, 
tips multifid. 
A most beautiful variation, 
fine'y frilled, and edges 
finely fimbriate; numerous 
crested and ramose seed- 
lings have been raised. 
The original parent was 
undulato-rigidum, a most 
unlikely source. 
A curious but fine form 
with rippled fronds. 
A unkpie Fern ; fronds long 
and narrow, some fim- 
briate, some plain, with 
broad, spreading crests ; 
fronds undulate, switch- 
back fashion. The tlm- 
briations are apospnrotis 
and yield true progeny, 
some of which throw only 
the fimbriate fronds. 
ScOL. V. CRISI’UM CKISTATDM FIMBRIATUM (STANSFIELDIl). 
