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Golden Samphire. Inula crithmoides, L. — With. ed. ii. ; Middx. 
(London). ‘ It is occasionally gathered and brought to Co vent Garden 
Market, under the name of Golden Samphire^ and is used for the same 
purposes as the common Samphire {Critlimum maritimum), but it has 
none of the aromatic taste of that plant.’ Baxter. Prior, p. 93. 
Golden Saxifrage. The general book-name for Clirysosplenium, L. 
— Lyte. Prior, p. 93. 
Golden Shower. Cytisus Laburnum^ L. — Sal. (Pulverbatch). 
Golden, or Gold Withy. Myrica Gale, L. — Hants., South, Hal. Wr. 
Wight, Phyt. iii. 847. 
Goldens, Lockyer. Trollius europceus, L. — N. Tks. See Gowan, 
Lockin. 
Goldilocks. See Goldylocks. 
Golding, or Goldings. (1) Chrysanthemum segetum, L. — Line., 
Brogd. ; Nliamp. Nth. Gloss. 
(2) ‘A marigold, Clies.' — Hal. Wr. Prior, p. 93. This probably 
refers to the garden marigold, Calendula officinalis. 
Goldins, Camomile. See Camomile Goldins. 
Goldins, Daisy. See Daisy Goldins. 
Goldins, Marigold. Chrysanthemum segetum, L. — Ireland (Belfast). 
Golds. See Gold (1 and 2). 
Gold-weed. Ranunculus arvensis, L. — Hants. 
Goldy. Geum urhanum, L. — Pratt, who gives it as a ‘ country name.’ 
Goldy-crap. See Gold-crap. 
Goldy-Knob. Ranunculus acris, L., R. hulhosus, L,, R. Ficaria, L., 
and R. repens, L. — Oxf. 
Goldylocks, or Goldilocks. (1) Polytrichum commune, L. — Lyte. 
(2) Ranunculus auricomus, L., a translation of the specific name. 
How, Phytologia Britannica (1650). — Olou.; Edinhurghsh. 
(3) Trollius europceus, L. — Westm. (Goudy-locks). Hodgson’s Hist, 
of Northumberland, part ii. vol. 2. 
(4) A modern (translated) book-name for Ghrysocoma Linosyris, Sm. 
Goldylocks, Tunbridge. A book-name for Hymenophyllum tun- 
hridgense, Sm. — With. ed. ii. 
Gole. Myrica Gcde, L. — ‘ In this parish [Windlesham, Surrey], at 
Light- Water-Moor, grows great store of a Plant .... call’d by the 
Inhabitants Gole, but the true Name is Gale.^ Aubrey, Nat. Hist, and 
Antiq. of Surrey, iii. 212 (1718). 
Goles. Chrysanthemum segetum, L. — Scotl. (Mearnsh.), Jamieson. 
Golfobs. Fruit of Rihes Grossidaria, L. — Derh. Reliquary, vi. 160. 
