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157<br />

SHOKT NOTES.<br />

Lejeunea Rossettiana Massal.—Owing to the excellent paper on<br />

this species by Mr. Pearson in this Journal for December last, I have<br />

been led to examine some old gatherings of L. calcarea Lib., more<br />

especially as I had gathered what I took to be that species at Gordale,<br />

one of the localities mentioned for L. Rossettiana Massal. However,<br />

I found that what I had gathered in Gordale has been all distributed.<br />

I examined several other gatherings made at different times from<br />

Dent, Heseltine Ghyll (Penyghent), and Ingleton ; all these proved<br />

to be L. calcarea Lib., but one ; this was one of the various gatherings<br />

from Ingleton, and one of the latest, made in September, 1884.<br />

This was a gemmiferous form of L. Rossettiana Massal., giving<br />

another locality, and I have no doubt but that some of the specimens<br />

lying in herbaria as L. calcarea Lib. will prove to be L. Rossettiana<br />

Massal., although the former is most frequent on the mountain<br />

limestone of Yorkshire, for several collections I have made this<br />

spring proved to be L. calcarea Lib. These species of Lejeunea<br />

usually occur on moist shady vertical limestone rocks near streams,<br />

associated with Seligeria pusilla Ehrh., Lecidea cupidaris Ehrh.,<br />

Ampldluma lanwjinosum Ach., Nostoc macrosporuin Meneg., X. viuscorum<br />

Ag., and Orthotheciiim rufescens Dicks., often occurring<br />

nearer the base of the same rocks, while masses of Bartramia (Ederi<br />

Swartz. hang from above. Wm. West.<br />

Glamorgan Plants. — The following were noticed by me in the<br />

neighbourhood of Swansea during a short visit in October last. All<br />

are additions to the second edition of ' Topographical Botany,' and<br />

with the exception of Kpilohium. palustre L., which is noticed on<br />

p. 5 of this volume, in a paper by the Rev. E. S. Marshall, on my<br />

authority, I believe that none of them have yet been published.<br />

The list, short as it is, contains some very common species and<br />

varieties, and is an evidence of the backward state of botanical<br />

study in this interesting county: Fumaria iniiralis Sonder, riubus<br />

Lindleianus Lees, R. rusticanus Merc, R. leucostachijs Sm., R. macrophjllus<br />

\V. & N., R. echinattts Lindl., R. cori/lifolius Sm., Rosa<br />

canina L., var. hitetiana Leman., var. dumalis Bechst., var urhica<br />

Leman., var. dunietvrum Thuill., Kpilohium obscurum Schreb., E.<br />

pakistre L., Fceniculiim officinale k\\. (casual), Lonirera Perichjmenuni<br />

L., Taraxacxun officinale Web., Primula ruh/aris Huds., Bora

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