THE FLORA OF WARWICKSHIRE. 
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P. sylvatica, Linn. Procumbent Louseioort. 
Native: On damp heaths, waysides, and in pastures. Common. 
June to August. 
I. Sutton Park ; Middleton Heath ; Arley; Coleshill Pool; Olton 
Pool; Knowle; near Packwood Mill; Kemp’s Gz’een ; Chalcot 
Wood, etc. 
II. Combe Woods, 1871; Yarningale Common; pastures near Bush- 
wood; Lapworth. 
KHINANTHUS. 
R. Crista-galli, Linn. Common Yellow Rattle. 
Native : On waysides, in meadows and pastures. Common. May 
to July. Area general. 
MELAMPYRUM 
M. pratense, Linn. Common Cow-Wheat. 
Native : In woods and copses. Very local. July, August. 
I. Edgbaston, with white flowers, With., ed. 7, iii., 730; Sutton 
Park, near the wagon road, Ick. Anal. ; Barber’s Coppice; 
Hampton-in-Arden, R. Rogers; in most of the woods in Sutton 
Park ; Gin Wood, and Iron Stone Wood, Oldbury ; Kingsbury 
Wood ; Chelmsley Wood ; Clew’s Wood, near Earl’s Wood. 
II. Woods about Studley, Spernal Park, Part, i., 291 ; Green’s Grove, 
Hatton, Per. FI.; Prince Thorpe Wood! R. S. R., 1877 ; Tile 
Hill Wood, and North' Waste Wood, Tile Hill; Ufton Wood, 
near Southam. 
A broad-leaved form approaching M. lati/ulium, is occasional in 
Sutton Park and Efton Wood. 
OROBANGHACEvE. 
LATHR.EA. 
L. squamaria, Linn. 
Native: In thickets. Very rare. 
I. In a thicket at Oldbury, near Atherstone, J. Power, B. G. 
OROBANCHE. 
0. major, Linn. Greater Broom-rape. 
Native: In woods, pastures, and dry grounds. Very rare. June. 
I. In a wood a mile N.E. by E. of Packington Hall, Perry;, FI.; 
Bickenhill, Bree, Part, iii., 367. 
II. Amongst some gorse by the side of the road from Pophills, 
Part, i., 296; Allesley; Leek Wootton, Bree, Part, iii., 367; 
Bush Common, Kenilworth, T. Cox, Herb. Perry; Myton, II. B. 
On the root of Broom in Whitby Grove, Kirk, Phyt. ii., 971. 
0. elatior. 
Native: July, August. 
I. Polesworth, Hoo Hills, rarely found there now, J. Power, Bot. 
Guide ; Coleshill, Bickenhill, Bree, Mag. Nat. Hist., iii., 165. 
II. Allesley, Bree, Mag. Nat. Hist., iii., 165, 
