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64 W. R. Brackenridge Carex hirta (Hairy Sedge) : Local – overlooked : Hall Wood, High Bonnybridge, West Mains Pond, Westquarter Burn. Carex hostiana (Tawny Sedge) : Rare : Braes Wood Carex laevigata (Smooth-stalked Sedge) : Rare : Seabegs Wood. Carex pallescens (Pale Sedge) : Rare : Avonbank-Birkhill, Braes Wood. Carex pulicaris (Flea Sedge) : Rare : Loch Ellrig Centaurium erythraea (Common Centaury) : Rare: Summerford, Bo’ness Foreshore; also Jupiter WG, Grangemouth Docks, by M9 at Polmont (WB). Circaea x intermedia (Intermediate Enchanter’s Nightshade) : Rare : Castlecary Glen, Rumford East, Polmont Woods. Corydalis claviculata (White Climbing Fumitory/Corydalis) : Rare: Dales Wood. Echium vulgare (Viper’s Bugloss) : Local : Bo’ness Foreshore; Grangemouth Docks, Jupiter WG (WB-1991). Epipactis helleborine (Broad-leaved Helleborine) : Rare : Braes Wood, Limerigg Pools, Torwood Glen. Galeopsis speciosa (Large Hemp-nettle) : Local: Skipperton Glen. Galium uliginosum (Fen Bedstraw) : Rare: Tak-ma-Doon Road, South Torwood, Shortrig, Braes Wood. Geranium molle (Dove’s-foot Cranesbill) : Local : Polmont Station; Bonnybridge (WB-1995). Geranium lucidum (Shining Cranesbill) : Rare: Skinflats Wood. Geranium sylvaticum (Wood Cranesbill) : Rare : Westquarter Burn. Gymnocarpium dryopteris (Oak Fern) : Rare : Cleuch Plantation, Braes Wood. Hieracium brunneocroceum (Orange Hawkweed) : Local : HalIglen Haven, Rumford, Polmont Station, Jupiter WG (WB). Honkenya peploides (Sea Sandwort) : Rare: Carriden Woods (shoreline). Hypericum tetrapterum (Square-stemmed St. John’s-wort) : Rare : Polmont Woods. Isolepis setacea (Bristle Club-rush) : Local: South Torwood, Rough Castle, Maddiston West. Lamium album (White Dead-nettle) : Local : Powburn Coast; Jupiter WG-1991 (WB). Lathyrus montanus (Bitter Vetch) : Local : Rumford West. Leucanthemum maximum I (Shasta Daisy) : Rare : Wallacestone. Listera ovata (Twayblade) : Rare : Braes Wood. Lycopodium clavatum (Stag’s-horn Clubmoss) : Rare : Limerigg Pools. Peplis portula (Water Purslane) : Rare : Loch Ellrig. Melilotus alba (White Melilot) : Rare : Polmont Woods, Bo’ness Foreshore. Mentha piperata I (Peppermint) : Local : Hallglen Haven, Maddiston, Polmont Woods. Mentha x villosa I (Apple Mint): Stoneywood, Polmont Station. Millium effusum (Wood Millet) ; Local : Castlecary Glen, Westquarter Burn, Polmont Park. Mimulus guttatus I (Monkey-flower) : Local : Maddiston. Mimulus moschatus I (Musk) : Rare : North Stenhousemuir. Ononis repens (Common Rest-harrow) : Rare: South Polmont, Avonbank- Birkhill.
Falkirk District Plants 65 Petasites albus I (Creamy Butterbur) : Rare: Skipperton Glen, Summerford, Cleuch Plantation, Westquarter Burn. Phegopteris connectilis : Beech Fern: Rare : Braes Wood, Castlecary Glen. Phleum bertolonii (Smaller Cat’s-tail) : Rare: Carriden Woods. Platanthera chlorantha (Greater Butterfly Orchid) : Rare : Bo’mains Meadow, Avonbank-Birkhill, Balquhatstone (Slamannan). Populus tremula (Aspen) : Rare: Castlecary Glen. Pyrola minor (Common Wintergreen) : Rare: Braes Wood, Summerford, Redding grassland. Ranunculus omiophyllus (Round-leaved Crowfoot) : Rare : South Drum clay pit. Rheum rhabarbum I Rhubarb : Local : Haliglen Haven. Ribes alpinum I (Mountain Currant) : Rare: Westquarter Burn. Sagina nodosa (Knotted Pearlwort) : Rare: Tak-ma-Doon Road, Shortrig, California North, Loch Elirig, Craigbank Quarry. Salix pentandra (Bay Willow) : Rare: Shortrig, Craigbank Quarry, Rumford West, Newcraig, Loch ElIrig, Lochgreen. Salix purpurea (Purple Osier) : Rare Wallacestone; Bonnyfield Quarry (Bonnybridge), Loch ElIrig, also planted by M876 (WB 1995-98). Salix phylicifolia (Tea-leaved Willow) : Rare: California Muir, Greyrigg, Black Loch. Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani (Grey Bulrush) : Local : West Mains Pond. Silene vulgaris (Bladder Campion) : Local : Polmont Station; Jupiter WG, M9 west of Kinnaird, Bonnyfield Quarry Bonnybridge), A803 east of Bonnybridge, Lochlands (Larbert)(WB-1991-96). Solidago virgaurea (Golden-rod) : Local : Shortrig, Torwood Glen. Sorbus aria (Whiteheeen) : Rare : Castlecary Glen. Sparganium emersum (Unbranched Bur-reed) : Rare : Wallacestone. Spiraea douglasii I (Bridewort) : Rare : Braes Wood. Tolmeia menziesii I (Pick-a-back Plant) : Local : Avonbank-Birkhill (presumably now frequent along River Avon). Viola lutea (Mountain Pansy) : Rare : Braes Wood. Acknowledgement The author wishes to thank Scottish Natural Heritage (Stirling Office) for access to the site survey reports. References Stewart, N. F. 1988, Plants in Falkirk District, Forth Naturalist and Historian Vol 10, 53-79. Brackenridge, W. R. 1996, Wildlife Comes to Grangemouth – a Potted History of the Jupiter Project, Forth Naturalist and Historian Vol 19, 91-96. Stace, C. 1991, A New British Flora, Cambridge University Press.
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THE WEATHER OF 1998 S. J. Harrison
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