LICHENS AND LICHEN. PARASITES

DODGE-LICIIENS AND LIGREN PARASITES 11
Betsy Cove in Accessible Bay, ce. 49" 09'-S., 70" 12' E. E. Naumann (Voy. "Gazelle")
studied by Muller-Argau and in his herb. at Herb. Bossier, Univ. GenBve.
Molloy (Molly) Point, Sta. 49" 21' S., 70" 15' E., 130 ft. elevation. J. H. Kidder (U.S. Transit
of Venus Exp.) in Tuckerman herb. at Farlow Herb., Harvard Univ. Tuckerman does not
cite localities, hence it is possible that some lichens may have come from the lower levels near
Mt. Crozier, ce. 49" 17' S., 70" E., as this locality is cited for flowering plants and one moss
is cited from 1,500 ft. elevation, too high for the vicinity of the station.
Observatory Bay, ca. 49" 25' S., 69" 53' E. A. E. Eafon (British Venus Transit Exp.) in British
Mus. ; ~aldivia Exp.; Deutsche Siidpolar Exp. (Drygalski) in Vienna; and B.A.N.Z.A.R.E.
B188, B192, B195, 19th-21st February, 1930.
Swain's Bay, ca. 49" 3% S., 69" 46' E. A. E. Eaton (British Venus Transit Exp.) in British
Mus.
Port Jeanne dlArc and nearby mountain+ca. 4g4 33' S., 69" 50' E. Aubert de la Riie, studied
by Maurice Bouly de Lesdain (collection destroyed in the bombing of Dunkerque).
B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B109, 18th November, 1929 ; B176, 11th February, 1930 ; B200, B201, R203
and B217, all 20th February, 1930; 1,400-1,600 ft. Either the date or the elevation with
B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B200-B203, and B217 are erroneous. On 20th February, the Discovery uras
proceeding to Observatory Bay where the elevations are below 200 ft. If the elevations be
correct, the specimens must have been collected while the Discovery was near Port Jeanne
d'Arc. Since the species are not characteristic of such high elevations, it seems likely they
are from Sta. 56A, ca. 49" 23' S., 69" 55' E,, Rivett Arm, near high point on north peninsula
between eastern end of latter and High Island, under high precipitous cliffs, where a
shore collection was made. No material bearing these data was received.
Mt. de l'Ahri, Aubert de la Rue, not found on his map, perhaps mountain south-west of Cap
de llAbri, ca. 49" 23' S., 68" 46' E.
Volage Bay, ca. 49" 30' S., 69" 42' E. A. E. Eaton (British Venus Transit Exp.) in British MUS. ;
and Aubert de la Riie.
Mt. P. Te~mier, ca. 49" 37' S., 69" 55' E. Aubert de la Riie.
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Point de la Gkodesie, ca. 49" 34' S., 69" 53' E. Aubert de la Rue.
Royal Sound, region between Port Jeanne d'Arc and BoissiBre Arm, ca. 49" 33'49" 25' S., 69"
50'-69" 40' E. B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B90, lGth November-22nd November, 1929. Johnstoil
(1937) mentions shore collections from Sta. 9, Islands in lower reaches of Bras BoissiBre,
ca. 49" 26' S., 69" 45' E., 20th November, 1929, but in other cases specimens are present on
dates and localities when no shore collection is mentioned.+
Long Island, west end, near Sta. 6, ca. 49" 33' S., 69" 47' E. B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B93,19th November,
1929; and near Sta. 491 ca. 49" 30' S., 69" 50' E., B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B166, B167, B168
(538), B169 (535), all 11th February, 1930, and B953.
Grave Island, Sta. 12, ca. 49" 28' S., 70" 04' E. B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B91, 22nd November, 1929.
Royal Sound, various localities, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B126. No date with any specimen. AS apparently
the B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. localities were numbered serially probably these specimens are
from the first visit in November 1929 and may be from Cat, Hog, or Grave Islands about
Island Harbour, ca. 49" 28' S., 70" 05' E., where marine collections from Sta. 10-14 were
made 22nd and 23rd November, 1929 [probably Grave Island, T. H. Johnston].
Greenland Harbour, upper part, ca. 49" 37' S., 70" 09' E. A. E. Eaton (British ~ enus Transit
Exp.) in British Mus. ; B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. I31 77 (Sta. 54, 13th February, 1930), B204.
Collecting was carried on ashore wlreuever opporttinity offered, the localitiee visited includiug the shore,
rivulets, swamps and tableland adjacent to Port Jeanne d'Arc. IT. H. Johnston.]