Volume 9 - Electric Scotland

RECORDS OF SCOTTISH PLANTS FOR 1899 159
in more northern examples Abraxas
; grossulariata very
common amongst sloe ;
Larentia dtdymata, viridaria ;
Emmclesia affinitata, alcheinillata, albulata, and decolorata ;
Eupitliecia oblongata and constrictata were rather common
on the coast ;
nanata abundant on moors ; Hypsipetes elutata ;
Melanthia ocellata common ; Mclanippe sociata, montanata ;
galiata rare ; fiuctuata ; Coremia propugnata ; Camptogramnia
bilineata ; Cidaria fulvata common; Eubolia plumbaria
and limitata both common Anaitis
; plagiata and
Tanagra atrata both frequent.
Of the smaller species
I took only a very limited number
of examples but as so little is known about the distribution
;
of these, it may be well to mention them.
Aglossa pinguinalis, Scoparia anibigualis and dnbitalis,
NomopJiila hybridalis, Herbula cespitalis, Eurryphara urticata
very common, Scapula ferrugalis and lutealis, Hydrocampa
nympJuzata, Crambus pascuellus, culmellus, liortuellus,
perlellus, pratellus, tristellus, geniculeus, Anerestia lotella,
Homceosoma nimbella, PJiycis adornatella (dilutella), Tortrix
viburnana, Argyrotoxa comvayana, Sericoris urticana and
lacunana, EucJiromia purpurana, Grapholitha sub-ocellana,
trintaculana, and n&vana, Epliippiphora scutulana, DicrorampJia
petiverana, Catoptria cana, fulvana, XantJwsetia
zoegana and hamana, Conchylis straminea, Aphelia osseana,
SymcetJiis oxyacanthclla, Tinea pellionella, Gelechia marmorea,
terrella, Laverna atra, Plutella annulatella, and Coleophora
nigricella.
One or two of the minute forms remain undetermined.
RECORDS OF SCOTTISH PLANTS FOR 1899,
ADDITIONAL TO WATSON'S "
TOPO-
GRAPHICAL BOTANY," 2nd Ed. (1883).
By ARTHUR BENNETT,
F.L.S.
MANY of these records may
be found in Professor Trail's
"
Topographical Botany of Scotland," but they were communicated
to him by me in advance, and it seems best to
keep up the continuity of these records.