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CURRENT LITERATURE 255<br />
NEPA CINEREA, L., IN SCOTLAND. William Evans. Ent. Mo.<br />
Mag. (2), vol. xi. p. 1 88 (August 1900). Several records are given<br />
for this species.<br />
SOME NOTES ON THE BRITISH SPECIES OF THE GENUS NORELLIA.<br />
By Col. J.<br />
W. Yerbury, late R.E., F.Z.S. Ent. Mo. Mag. (2), vol.<br />
xi. pp. 199-202 (September 1900). Scottish specimens are referred<br />
to<br />
in this paper.<br />
BRITISH AMPHIPODA. IV. FAMILIES STEGOCEPHALID/E TO (Eoi-<br />
CERID^: (part). By Canon Norman, M.A., D.C.L., etc. Ann.<br />
Nat. Hist. (7),<br />
vol. vi. pp. 32-51, plate iii. (July 1900). Numerous<br />
Scottish localities are given for the various species.<br />
BOTANY.<br />
PLANT NOTES FROM SUTHERLAND AND CANTIRE. By C. E.<br />
Salmon. Journ. Bot., 1900, pp. 299-303. Contains a good many<br />
new records for the districts of East Sutherland, West Sutherland, and<br />
Cantire.<br />
DRABA MURALIS IN EDINBURGHSHIRE. By A. Craig Christie.<br />
Journ. Bot., 1900, p. 279. Notes its occurrence in Glen Farg and<br />
south of Edinburgh.<br />
THE BOTANICAL EXCHANGE CLUB OF THE BRITISH ISLES :<br />
REPORT FOR 1898. By James Groves, F.L.S. Mr. W. H. Beeby<br />
records that Cerastium arcticum, var. Edmondstonii, Beeby, brought<br />
from Unst in 1886, and grown, in Surrey, in soil from Unst,<br />
retained the dark purplish-copper foliage, but that seeds and plants<br />
brought from Unst in 1897 and 1898, and grown in a mixture of<br />
Surrey soils, had become green, thus losing the distinctive mark of<br />
the variety.<br />
H. N.<br />
NEW AND RARE MOSSES FROM BEN LAWERS. By<br />
Dixon, M.A., F.L.S. JouT-n. Bot., 1900, pp. 330-335. Treats of<br />
occurrence and synonymy of several species.<br />
THE EUROPEAN SPHAGNACE/E (AFTER WARNSTORF). By E.<br />
Charles Horrell, F.L.S. Journ. Bot., 1900, pp. 252-258, 303-315,<br />
338-353. Continues the enumeration, with descriptions of the<br />
species and varieties, and gives localities in Britain for each.<br />
PELLIA NEESIANA, LIMPR., IN BRITAIN. By Symers M.<br />
Macvicar. Journ. Bot., 1900, pp. 275-276. Records the finding<br />
of this hepatic from three localities in Moidart, West Inverness ;<br />
and<br />
gives the characters that distinguish it from the previously known<br />
British species.<br />
NOTES ON FRESHWATER ALG/E, II.<br />
By W. West, F.L.S., and<br />
G. S. West, B.A. Journ. Bot., 1900, pp. 289-299, pi. 412. Is an<br />
important paper on synonymy, with descriptions and figures of some<br />
new forms.
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