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232 NOTES ON OXFORD PLANTS.
Bor. Noke, 4. M. hirsuta L., var. pedunculatd Pers. Marston, 4.
— M. sativa L., var. crenata (Beck). Portmeadow, 5.— Var. Beneschiana
(Opitz). Bruerne, 6 ; Caversham, 7.
Chenopoditim rubrum L., var. pseudo-butryodes Wats., Noke, Eev.
W. Moyle Eogers, 4 ; Foxcote, 5. C. iirbicumh. Near gas-works,
1886, var. intermedium Bor., 5. (\ murale L. Abundant on waste
ground near Portmeadow, and by canal-side, 1889, 5.
to me in the latter locality by Mr. Eichards.
Pointed out
liumex muritimus L. Ditch near the gas-works, 1888 ; abundant
on waste ground near Portmeadow, 1889, 5.
Poliji/onnm mite Schranck, var. aui/iistifulia Braun. Marston ;
with the form umbrosa Soelan, 4.
Daphne Laureola L. Shelswell, Mrs. Worley, 2.
Mercurialis annua L. Garden-ground at Oxford, very rare, 1889.
Urtica dioicaJj., var. atwvirens Gren. et Godr. Marston.—Var.
vncroiihylla Haussm. Oxford. See ' Eeport ofEecord Club, 1888.'
— f. glabra Hartm. Stanton Harcourt.
Salix viridis Fries. Cottesford, 2.
Potamof/etuv cumpressus L., Spec. PI. ed. i. et Fl. Suec.= P.
zostercp/olius Schum. South Stoke, 7.
Epipactis lati/oHa All. Stokenchurch, 7. The type-plant.
Spiranthcs autumnalis Eich. Hardwick Park, Wm. Holland!, 7.
Orchis latifolia L. Cottesford, Mrs. Worley 1,2. — 0. incarnata
L. Garsington, Eev. J. Bell I, 5. — O. ])yramidaiis L. Holton
Quarries, 6.
Eabenaria chloroleuca Eidley. Cottesford, Mrs. Worley, 2.
Ojyhrys ajnfera Huds. Cottesford, Mrs. Worley, 2.
*Folyyunatum vndtijiorum All. Probably native in Shierburu
Woods, 7.
Paris quadrijulia L. Coomb Wood, Eev. A. East, 6.
Lilium Martayon L. Quite naturalised in Mrs. Pochin's park at
Chiselhampton with Txdipa sylvestris.
Gayea fascicularis Salisb. Near Banbury, Mr. Eendall, 3
Middleton Stoney, F. E. Wilson, 1887, 4.
Musc(tri cumosum Mill. One or two plants in a corn-field at
Bullingdon Green, Miss Hodgson, 1888 !, 6. How introduced ?
Colchicum autiimnale L. Hardwick, Mrs. Worley, 2.
Schjnis Jiuitans L. Binfield Heath, 7.
Carex paludosa Good, or C. acutiformis Elirh. Two-styled form
in Headington Wick, Prof. Balfour. C. disticha Huds. First record
Bobart, vide spec, in Hb. Morison, ex pratis ^Edis Christi.—Var.
(ongibracteata Schleich. Bullingdon, 6. C. dioica L. Boggy ground
near Islip, W. W. Saunders, 4. — C. Jiava L. In the Morison herbarium
there is a specimen of this, labelled " Gr. cyperuidcs minimuin
spica cassa simidici, llaii, Paludibus variis v. g. apud Hockley,
aliisque putrido et spongioso solo baud longe ab Oxonio." The de-
scription and accompanying figure in ' Historia,' iii. 244, are C. dioica.
Bobart therefore precedes Blackstone as the discoverer of C. jiava in
the county.— C. Goodenovii Gay = 6'. sUdonifera Hoppe, 1835. Was
first found in Oxford by Tilleman Bobart; see Morison's Hist. iii.
243, " in sylvarum planiticbus et carum margiuibus, in pascuis