FLORA 
OF 
DEVON AND CORNWALL. 
( Continued.) 
1. FLOWERING PLANTS. 
Class L DICOTYLEDONES or EXOGENS. 
Division I. THAL AMIFLOR^ . 
Order XX. BALSAMINACEiE. 
This Order is unrepresented in the counties of Devon and 
Corn vi^ all. 
Order XXI. OXALTDACE^. 
Oxalis Linn. Wood-Soi^el. 
0. Acetosella (L.) — E.B.7Q2. — Woods, lanes, and shady places. — 
D. Common throughout the county. Plentiful at Manadon wood, 
at Saltram, and elsewhere in the. neighbourhood of Plymouth; 
Bickleigh; Tavistock. Plym-bridge ! : Balkiv. — C- Common. Hare- 
wood, near Calstock ; near Burleigh-hill farm, Saltash. Falmouth : 
Polytech. 1856. Wood-Sorrel. 
t 0.corniculata{L.) — E.^.lTSe. — " Waste ground in Devon and 
Cornwall :" Bab. Man. — D, " Occasionally as a weed in gardens, 
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