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116 BIOGRAPHICAI, INDEX OF BRITISH AND IRISH BOTANISTS.
— C. divulsa Good. Limestone rocks, head of Kenmare Bay.— C.
aquatilis Walil. Several spots, south end of Caragh Lake ; by old
Kenmare road near Upper Lake, Killarney.—C. Goodenowii var.
juncella Fr. Upper Lake, Killarney. C. limosa L. In most of
the larger Kerry bogs. C. prcecox, form called C. mollis by Host, in
a boggy common between Sherehee and the River Flesk, Killarney
{vide antea).— C. punctata Gaud. Sparingly near Hog's Head,
Waterville, and very abundant about Darrynane and along Kenmare
Bay. C.Jiliformis L. South end of Upper Lake, Killarney,
and abundant round a small lake near it.
Glyceria plicata Fr. Near Waterville.
'Bromus erectits Huds. I. Sparingly in a field at South-hill,
Killarney. This plant, with Crepis taraxacifolia and Linaria
viscida, is spreading with great rapidity along the railway tracks in
Ireland ; the Linaria can, in fact, be already traced along the
ballast, from Dublin to the extreme end of that railway at
island in Kerry.
Castle-
Trichomanes radicans Sw. I was shown some stunted scraps of
this now very rare fern, on Tore Mtn., Killarney.
PIm/opteris poJypodioides Fee. Very fine in a gully on the Paps
Mtn., Killarney, and above Lough Reagh ; Upper Glencar.
Ophioglossum vulgatum L. Darrynane Wood ; and near the
head of Kenmare Bay.
Equisetum vanegatnm var. Wilsoni Newm. On a damp cliff.
Paps Mtn., Killarney, at about 1500 ft.
Pihdaria globulifera L. I. Sparingly at south end of Upper
Lake, Killarney.
Chara fragilis var. capillacea C. & G. Bog-holes near Waterville,
&c. C. vulgaris var. papillata Wallr. Near Waterville.
Nitella gracilis Agardh. South end of Caragh Lake (vid antea).
—N. translucens Agardh. Caragh and Waterville Lakes, &c. — N.
flexilis Agardh, Caragh, Acoose and Waterville Lakes, &c.
My best thanks are, as usual, due to Mr. Arthur Bennett,
Messrs. Groves, Mr. Hanbury, and Mr. A. G. More.
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF BRITISH AND IRISH
BOTANISTS.
By James Britten, F.L.S., and G. S. Boulger, F.L.S.
(Continued from p. 91.)
Park, Mungo (1771-1805): b. Foulshiels, near Selkirk, 10th
Sept. 1771 ; d. Niger, 1805. Traveller and surgeon. A.L.S.,
1793. Brother-in-law of James Dickson. Protege of Banks.
to Africa, 1795-1797, 1801-
Went to India and Sumatra, 1792 ;
1805. Plants in Brit. Mus. Life prefixed to ' Journal,' 1805-
1815. 'Life,' 1838. Rees, Suppl. Hist. Berw. Nat. Club, x.
DOJ. Portr, prefixed to ' Travels,' 1799, Farkia Br.