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ANNALS OF SCOTTISH NATURAL HISTORY<br />
marsh to the north of it. I was told this patch was not there<br />
twenty years ago. It is<br />
decidedly increasing in the island, but<br />
is entirely confined to the three straggling patches ;<br />
not a<br />
single specimen anywhere else. Altogether I must have seen<br />
a thousand plants, but many were small, like young seedlings,<br />
and did not look like flowering this year. In full flower about<br />
the middle to end of July.<br />
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GLAUX MARITIMA, L.<br />
Scapes from if to 4^ inches.<br />
Plentiful at north and south-west of island.<br />
ARMERIA MARITIMA, Willd. V.C. near cliffs ;<br />
dark and pale pink<br />
and white flowers.<br />
MYOSOTIS C^ESPITOSA, Schultz \<br />
East side.<br />
M. VERSICOLOR, Reich., var. ! South-west of the island. This is a<br />
variety of versicolor with much the aspect<br />
of the Continental<br />
M. stricta ; it seems an analogous form to the M. arvensis, var.<br />
stricta, of Holland. I can find no specimens or name that<br />
exactly fit it, and would call it f. stricta (ad int.).<br />
ATRIPLEX, sp. Is probably A. Balnngtonii, Woods, var. rirescens,<br />
Lange or possibly : it may be A. calotheca, Fr. but the<br />
; specimen<br />
is too young for certain determination.<br />
PLANTAGO MARITIMA, L. By sea, and inland in flower June 29.<br />
Var. MINOR, Hook?<br />
Var. HIRSUTA, Syme.<br />
P. MAJOR, L. Road weed.<br />
Frequent on cliffs.<br />
P. CORONOPUS, L. On cliffs west of Manse, June 28.<br />
LITTORELLA LACUSTRis, L. Frequent on damp heath near Manse,<br />
June 20 and in the<br />
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north-west.<br />
RUMEX ACETOSA, L. C.<br />
R. ACETOSELLA, L. V.C.<br />
POLYGONUM AVICULARE, L. In flower, July ii<br />
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no<br />
seed found.<br />
EMPETRUM NIGRUM, L. V.C. Flower, June 28. Fruit ripe fourth<br />
week in July.<br />
EUPHORBIA HELIOSCOPIA, L. East cliff, July 20. It was sent to<br />
me by a woman "as good for warts."<br />
URTICA DIOICA, L. In thick clumps, but not very common.<br />
SALIX REPENS, L. \<br />
edge of south-east cliff, creeping in grass,<br />
and only appearing 3 inches high. Ground white with seed,<br />
June 30 not seen elsewhere.<br />
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POTAMOGETON NATANS, L. \<br />
1<br />
See Mr. Grant on its flowering, "Science Gossip," iSSi, p. 20.<br />
2<br />
See "Exchange Club Report " for 1886, p. 157 (1887); "Scot. Nat.,"<br />
1888, p. 214.