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62 W. R. Brackenridge Berberis vulgaris I (Barberry) : Rare : Polmont Woods. Botrychium lunaria (Moonwort) : Rare : California North (WB-1986). Bromopsis inermis I (Hungarian Brome) : Rare : Westquarter Burn. Buddleja davidii I (Butterfly-bush) : Rare – overlooked : Polmont Station. Carex dioica (Dioecious or Separate-headed Sedge) : Rare : Tak-ma-Doon Road. Carex muricata, ssp.lamprocarpa (Prickly Sedge) : Rare : Bo’ness foreshore; Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Centaurea montana I (Perennial Cornflower) : Rare : Maddiston. Chaenorhinum minus (Small Toadflax) : Rare : Craigbank Quarry (Avonbridge); Jupiter WG (WB-1992). Cotoneaster horizontalis I (Wall Cotoneaster) : Rare: Summerford. Cymbalaria muralis I (Ivy-leaved Toadflax) : Rare (overlooked?) : Cleuch Plantation. Daucus carota (Wild Carrot) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore. Eleocharis quinqueflora (Few-flowered Spike-rush) : Rare : Tak-ma-Doon Road, South Torwood. Epilobium roseum (Small-flowered Willowherb) : Rare : Cleuch Plantation. Euphorbia peplus (Petty Spurge) : Rare : Carriden Woods. Fuchsia magellanica I (Fuchsia) : Rare : Westquarter Burn. Geranium endressii I (French Cranesbill) : Rare : Rumford East. Hedera hibernica (Irish Ivy) : Local (overlooked): Carriden Woods, Hail Wood, Polmont Park. Hesperis matrionalis I (Dame’s Violet) : Local (overlooked?) : Wallacestone, Rumford East; Bonny Water at Bonnybridge (WB-1995). Hieracium grandidens (Glandulosa subsection) Hawkweed : Rare : Westquarter Burn. Hippophae rhamnoides I (Sea Buckthorn) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore. Knautia arvensis (Field Scabious) : Rare: South Polmont, Bo’ness Foreshore; by M9 east of Polmont (WB-1998). Leontodon hispidus (Rough Hawkbit) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore. Ligustrum ovalifolium I (Garden Privet) : Rare : Cleuch Plantation, Hallglen Haven. Linaria purpurea I (Purple Toadflax) : Rare: Craigbank Quarry (Avonbridge). Linaria repens I (Pale Toadfiax) : Rare : Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Lonicera pileata I (Box-leaved Honeysuckle) : Rare : Cleuch Plantation. Lysimachia nummularia I (Creeping Jenny) : Rare : Craigbank Quarry (Avonbridge). Malva moschata I (Musk Mallow) : Rare : Powburn Coast, Bo’ness Foreshore. Mentha x rotundifolia I (Apple Mint) : Rare : Wallacestone. Nasturtium x sterilis (Hybrid Watercress) : Rare (overlooked?) : West Mains Pond. Orobanche minor (Common Broomrape) : Rare : Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Ornithopus perpusillus (Common Birdsfoot) : Rare : Jupiter WG (WB-1991), Bonnyfield Quarry (Bonnybridge) (WB-1995). Philadelphus coronarium (x virginalis?) I (Mock Orange) : Rare : Westquarter Burn, Polmont Park. Plantago media (Hoary Plantain) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore.
Falkirk District Plants 63 Poa subcaerulea (Spreading Meadow-grass) : Local : Braes Wood, Carriden Woods, Torwood Heath, Rashiehill Mire. Polygonum bistorta I (Bistort) : Rare : Polmont Woods (WB-1993). Polygonum lapathifolium (Pale Persicaria) : Rare (overlooked?) : Parkfoot Marsh. Populus x canescens I (Grey Poplar) : Rare : Carriden Woods. Potentilia reptans (Creeping Cinquefoil) : Local : Jupiter WG, Grangemouth Docks (WB-1991). Prunus lusitanica I (Portuguese Laurel) Rare : Carriden Woods, Polmont Park. Rhynchospora alba (White-beaked Sedge) : Rare : Sheilknowes. Ribes sanguineum I (Flowering Currant) : Rare: Craigbank Quarry, Wallacestone, Maddiston. Rosa caesia (Dog Rose – addition to R. canina group) : Rare: Summerford, Tippetcraig. Rumex longifolius (Northern Dock) Local: Shortrig, Milnquarter, California North, Craigbank Quarry (Avonbridge), Wallacestone, Bo’ness Foreshore, Parkfoot Marsh. Rumex x arnotti (Hybrid Dock) : Rare : Shortrig. Salix repens (Creeping Willow) : Rare: Shortrig, Jawhills, Greyrigg. Scirpus sylvaticus (Wood Club-rush) : Rare : Castlecary Glen. Scleranthus annuus (Annual Knawel) : Rare : Bonnyfield Quarry (Bonnybridge) (WB-1995). Sisymbrium orientale (Eastern Rocket) : Rare : South Polmont. Sorbus intermedia I (Swedish Whitebeam) : Rare : Wallacestone, Bo’ness Foreshore. Spiraea pseudosalicifolius I (Spiraea) : Rare : Hallglen Haven, Wallacestone, Seabegs Wood. Tritonia (Crocosmia) crocosmiflora I (Montbretia) : Rare-overlooked? : Black Loch, Hallglen Haven. Tropaeolum majus I (Garden Nasturtium) : Rare casual : Maddiston. Ulex minor I? (Western Gorse) : Rare: South Polmont. Verbascum nigrum I (Dark Mullein) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore. Veronica anagallis-aquatica (Blue Water Speedwell) : Rare : Kinneil Kerse (WB- 1992). Vicia tetrasperma (Smooth Tare) : Rare : Jupiter WG (WB-1992). Other sites found for scarce species since Stewart, 1988 Alchemilla xanthochlora (Pale Lady’s-mantle) : Rare : Westquarter Burn. Anthyllis vulneraria (Kidney Vetch) : Rare : Bo’ness Foreshore; Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Calamagrostis epigejos (Wood Small-reed) : Local : Bo’ness Foreshore; Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Callitriche platycarpa (Various-leaved Water-starwort) : Local: California Muir Calystegia sepium, ssp. pulchrum I (Hairy Bindweed) : Local : West Mains Pond. Cardamine amara (Large Bittercress) : Rare : Torwood Glen. Carex aquatilis : Rare: Wester Drum (tentative identification). Carex disticha (Brown Sedge) : Rare : Hall Wood.
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Volume 22 the Forth Naturalist and
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THE WEATHER OF 1998 S. J. Harrison
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Weather 1998 5 May Warm and mostly
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especially over the Carse. Although
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