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Current Literature . 
Journal of Botany, British and Foreign ( continued ). 
No. 310. De Candolle, Britton, N. L., and Britten : Botanical Nomen- 
clature. 
„ — Obituary notice of John Goldie. 
„ — Ito : Kanzania, a new genus of Berberidaceae. 
„ — - Mornington : Alchemilla vulgaris , L., in Kent. 
,, — Rogers : Polygonum maritimum still in S. Hants. 
,, — Marshall : East Kent plants. 
,, — Rogers : Elymus arenarius , L., in Dorset. 
,, — Roper : Rumex maritimus and R. palustris in East Sussex. 
„ — Towndrow : Hieracium tridentatum in Worcestershire. 
I — Fry : Helianthemum polifolium , Pers., in N. Somerset. 
„ 31 1. Bailey: Car ex notes from the British Museum. 
„ — Baker : On a third collection of Ferns made in North Borneo by the 
Bishop of Singapore and Sarawak. 
„ — Greene : Botanical Nomenclature in North America. 
,, — Linton : South Derbyshire plants. 
„ — West : The Desmids of Maine. 
,, — Beeby : On the two Valerians. 
„ — Melvill : Arum italicum , Mill. 
,, — Druce : East Kent plants. 
„ 312. Moore: Photolysis in Lemna trisulca (PL 285). 
„ — Druce : Notes on the Flora of Ben Laiogh, etc. 
,, — Babington: On Botanical Nomenclature. 
„ — Baker : On a new Acrostichum from Trinidad. 
,, — West: New county records. 
,, — Preston : Additions to the Flora of Wilts. 
„ — Stewart : Botanical Nomenclature. 
,, — Briggs: Arum italicum, Mill., and A. maculatum , L. 
„ — Beeby : The two Valerians. 
„ — Marshall : Valeriana Mikanii. 
„ — Babington : Rubus thyrsiger , Bab. 
„ — Marshall: Goody era repens in Yorkshire. 
Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics (M’Fadyean). Parts 
I and II. 
Cheyne : Can suppuration occur without microorganisms ? 
M’Fadyean : The nature of immunity and protection in the case of 
infectious diseases. 
— — : Actinomycosis and Tuberculosis in the horse. 
Selander : The Bacterium of Swine Pest. 
Journal of Microscopy and Natural Science (the Journal of the Postal 
Microscopic Society). New Series, Vol. I. 
The Hessian Fly. 
Bodington : Microorganisms as parasites. 
Wheatcroft : Equisetaceae ; life-history, antiquity, etc. 
Webb : Smut of Wheat, Oats, and Barley. 
The late Dr. Asa Gray. 
Worsley-Benison : The romance of seed-sowing. 
Lockwood : The pathology of pollen in aestivis or hay-fever. 
