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32. C. BiNERVis. Green-ribbed Carex. June. 1/ 
Middleton one Row. Sawley moor. Near Brimham rocks. Cop- 
grove. Moors near Harrogate. Black Plantation and Ais-la-Beck, 
Richmond. Aislaby moor, near Whitby. Y earsley moor, five miles 
north east of Easingwold. Turner dough, near Ripponden. Ogden 
dough, &c. 
33. C. PR^cox. Vernal Carex. April. % 
On dry heaths and hillocks, frequent. 
34. C. piLULiFERA. Round-headed Carex. April — May. % 
In wet peaty places on moors. Moors near Harrogate. Down- 
holme moor, near Richmond. 
35. C. PANiCEA. Pink-leaved Carex. May — June. If. 
Jordan dam, near Sheffield. Near the High force, Teesdale. Near 
Hull. Terrington carr. On Sneaton moor, two miles south of 
Whitby. 
36. C. RBCURVA. Glaucous Heath Carex. May — June. % 
Near Tadcaster, common. Terrington carr. 
37. C. c^spiTOSA. Tufted Bog Carex. May — June. % 
Woods at Langwith, near York, common. Woods near Sheffield. 
Barren and fertile bracteae in separate spikes. Barren spikes 2 or more. 
38. C. ACUTA. Slender- spiked Carex. May. l!/ 
Near Ripon and Copgrove. Banks of ditches near Beverley. 
39. C. PALUDOSA. Lesser Common Carex. June. 7/ 
Castle Howard woods, and hanks of the Derwent. Newton dale, 
near Pickering. 
40. C. RiPARiA. Great Common Carex. April — May. 1/ 
In watery places, frequent. 
41. C. VESicARiA. Short-spiked Bladder Carex. May. 1/ 
In wet marshy places about Yafforth, near Northallerton. Near 
Sheffield. Beverley. Hull. Cottingham. Near Copgrove. Near 
Ripon. Angram wood, near Coxwold. In a pond at St. Trinien’s, 
near Richmond. Near Settle. Gormire under Whitsuncliffe, near 
Thirsk. Banks of the Derwent. Randaymere, near Whitby. 
42. C. AMPULLACEA. Slendcr-bcaked Bottle Carex. May. 1/ 
Giggleswick tarn Wensleydale. Buttercrambe, near York. Near 
Scotton. Black Plantation. Seamer water, Wensleydale. Near 
Settle. Near Whitsuncliffe. Terrington carr. Newton dale, near 
Pickering. 
43. C. HiRTA. Hairy Carex. May — June. 1/ 
In wet woods and watery places, frequent. 
/3. At Copgrove. 
44. C. piLiFORMis. Slender-leaved Carex. June. % 
In all the watery marshes about Beverley, very common. In Leckby 
carr. Terrington carr. 
The different species afford food to the following larvae? Simyra venosa, (the Powdered Wainscot-) 
Laucania impura, (the Smoky Wainscot;) Erastria incana, (the Silver Hook.) ’ 
