Volume 9 - Electric Scotland

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY RECORDS OF SCOTTISH PLANTS 173
Senecio vulgaris.
Ranunculus auricomus.
Crataegus
Rumex acetosa.
oxyacantha.
,, acetosella.
Menyanthes trifolia.
Myrica gale.
19. Narcissus pseudo-narcissus.
Ranunculus acris.
Plantago medea.
Hyacinthus non-scriptus.
Salix fusca,
mas.
fern.
Salix purpurea mas.
vaginatum.
22. Scirpus palustris.
Scleranthus annuis.
Eriophorum polystachion.
Lotus corniculatus.
Ranunculus repens.
Montia fontana.
Bunium Bulbocastanum.
Plantago lanceolata.
23. Equisetum fluviatile.
,, arvense.
,, limosum.
Lolium perenne.
Chenopodium Bonus
henricus.
24. Sedum acre.
Ranunculus bulbosus.
Erysimum officinale.
Sinapis alba.
Conium maculatum.
25. Equisetum sylvaticum.
In Dr.
Hope's writing.
In many places.
In Collingtown wood.
On the water side below Roslin
a little above Mavis bank.
At Craig leeth Quarry.
In the Hunting-bog. Lochend. 1
In low grounds below the Kirktown
of Lethendie.
In a marsh west from the Kirktown.
In the Gray Friars Church yard.
At eas Houses near Dalkeeth.
Kings park. The hermitage,
abundant. 2
In the hunting-bog.
In a marsh coming from Achindenny.
In Dudingstown Loch.
On walls and other barren
grounds.
Kings Park.
In the Gray Friars Church yard.
At the sides of many marshes.
On Bredfoord hill, particularly
among Corns.
Salisbury Craigs and other pastures.
Dudingstown Loch.
In pastures.
In Roslin wood.
In Pastures.
Salisbury Craigs.
Kings Park.
Among corns.
Castle hill.
In a thicket up from Roslin.
2
In Dr. Hope's writing.