Volume 9 - Electric Scotland

July
July
Large
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ANNALS OF SCOTTISH NATURAL HISTORY
CAREX PULICARIS, L. !
Damp
Primula scotica, east side.
C. ECHINATA, Murr. \
Fruiting on July 5.
heath with Erica Tetralix and near
C. FLACCA, Schreb. In !
middle of July.
large gray patches, frequent
in flower from
C. GOODENOVII, Gay, var. !
JUNCELLA In water in marsh, July 5.
C. BINERVIS, Si. \
July i.
C. FLAVA, L., var. MINOR, Towns. \
C. !
FLAVA, L., /
C. PANICEA, L. \
June 29,
in fruit.
ANTHOXANTHUM ODORATUM, L. V.C.
AGROSTIS PUMILA L.
DIGRAPHIS ARUNDINACEA, Trin. On cliff slope, south-east, July 20.
ALOPECURUS GENICULATUS, L.
V.C.
A. PRATENSIS, L. Slope of south-east cliff, among Iris, July i.
AIRA C^SPITOSA, L. \
clumps at edge of east cliff, in flower,
July 20. North of Manse, in flower, June 28 ;
form approaching
var. brevifolia.
A. PR^ECOX, L. \ June
20 ; f to 4 inches high.
ARRHENATHERUM AVENACEUM, Beauv. East cliff, July
i. Common
along north-east, beginning to flower, July i 5.
TRIODIA DECUMBENS, Beauv. East cliff, several plants, but
generally solitary, July i.
MOLINIA VARIA, Schrank, var. DEPAUPERATA, Bab. (sub M. ctzrulea,
Mcench)
!
AVENA PUBESCENS, L. \
July 2.
GLYCERIA FLUITANS, R. Br.
POA PRATENSIS, L. \
2.
In many ditches.
(There
is no note of/7 , annua being seen.)
CYNOSURUS CRISTATUS, L. V.C. July.
DACTYLIS GLOMERATA, L. At Beach Harbour, near graveyard,
June 30.
FESTUCA OVINA, L. June 30. I
brought only one specimen, but I
think it was fairly common.
F. RUBRA, L. \
4.
TRITICUM REPENS, L. \ North-east shore, July 15.
LOLIUM PERENNE, L. Extremely common ;
and sown for hay.