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2. M. F^NicuLUM. Fennel. July — August. ^ 
On the ramparts, York. 
10. CNIDIUM. 
1. C. siLAus. Meadow Pepper Saxifrage. August — September. % 
In rather moist situations. Thorp Arch. In Craven. Redcar. 
Conishro’. Tilmire, Askham, Heslington fields, Clifton ings, &c. 
near York. 
11. .^THUSA. 
1. CYNAPiUM. Fools Parsley. July — August. O 
In cultivated fields, frequent. 
12. (ENANTHE. 
1. Oil. FiSTULOSA. Common Water Drop wort. July — August. 1/ 
In ditches and watery places, frequent. 
2. CE. CROCATA. Hemlock Water Dropwort. June — July. 1/ 
In watery places. Holywell plantation, Eccleshill, near Bradford. 
Brook at St. Ives, near Bingley. By the road side from Hawcliffe 
bar to Glushurn. Side of the Leeds and Liverpool canal, near 
Silsden. Darnsfield, near Sheffield. New Hall, near Settle. Very 
plentiful near the confluence of the rivers Rye and Derwent, above 
Malton. Near Halifax ; but throughout the whole of that extensive 
parish the preceding species does not occur. 
3. CE. PEUCEDANiFOLiA. Sulphur-wort-lcaved Dropwort. June. % 
In ditches, near Ripon. Near the river Derwent, in the parish of 
Sutton on Derwent. 
4. CE. PHELLANDRiuM. Fine-leuved Water Dropwort. June — July. % 
In ditches, frequent. 
TRIBE VI. AMMINE^. 
13. BUPLEURUM. 
1. B, ROTUNDiFOLiuM. Hare’s-ear. July. O 
Corn fields near Northallerton. Copgrove. Near Ripon. Malton, 
and several places on the Wolds. On the banks of the Went, near 
Ferrybridge. Near Kipling. 
14. BUNIUM. 
1. B. FLEXUOSUM. Earth-nut. Pig-nut. May — June. 1/ 
In pastures, principally on gravelly soil, frequent. 
