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Perth; West, Mid-, and East, v.c. 87, 88, 89.N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Perthshire; The flora of, F. Buchanan, W. White, Editor J. W. H. Trail 1898; review J. Britten Journal of Botany XXXVI(1898) 321; see A. C. Christie Annals of Scottish Natural History (1898) 242; G. C. Druce loco citato; [J. T.Carrington] Science-Gossip, New Series V (1898) 18.(Perthshire) Pharmaco-Botanologia; P. Blair 1723, 15, 24, 28, 50, 51.(Perthshire) A journey from Edinburgh through parts of North Britain; A. Campbell I (1802) 137, 231, 271, 349.Perthshire; Sketches of, P. Graham 1806*, 1810; ii, 1812.Perthshire. The scientific tourist in England, Wales and Scotland; T. Walford II (1818).(Perthshire) Delineations, historical, ..., sea-bathing places of Scotland; W. M. Wade 1822.Perthshire; Rare native plants found in, Edinburgh Philosophical Journal XIV (1826) 180.(Perth) The new botanist's guide; H. C. Watson II (1837) 450, 465.Perth and Kinnoul Hill, 1841; Manuscript list no. 36, H. C. W., Local Catalogue H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic GardensKew.Perth-shire illustrated, introduction .., botany etc. W. J. Hooker 1843; 1844.Perth, 1837; New Statistical Account of Scotland; J. Gordon X (1845) 23, issued separately 1844.(Perthshire) List of a few of the botanical rarities ... Scotland in 1843; W. Gardiner Phytologist I (1844) 915.Perthshire; Prospectus of the (unpublished) flora of, J. Robertson 1852*, 1854; reference Journal of Botany XI (1873) 48.Perth; Notes on the flora of, W. L. Lindsay Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh (1856) 21; Perth flora, idemPhytologist, New Series II (1857) 284.Perthshire ... 1855; Account of an excursion to Ben Lawers and other mountains in, J. H. Balfour Edinburgh NewPhilosophical Journal III (1856) 170; in 1864, report of Botanical Society of Edinburgh, Journal of Botany III (1865)167; The Naturalist I (1865) 316; Science-Gossip II (1866) 70; notice … 1867, idem Botanical Society of EdinburghIX (1868) 293.Perthshire; A botanical tour of the highlands of, W. Pamplin & A. Irvine 1857; reprint from Phytologist, New Series I (1856)417, 446, 475; II (1857) 6, 29, 55, 79.Perth; Plants of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series II (1858) 533, 576; correspondence, loco citato 555; plants, ibidem III (1859)33, 96; IV (1860) 132; V (1861) 158; records in letter(s), idem Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal, New SeriesXVI (1862) 301; list of localities, idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1863) 569; plants, idem The NaturalistIII (1866) 94; plants reported by J. Sim, recorder J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 54.page 370b.(Perth) Notice of localities in Scotland for rare plants; J. H. Balfour Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal XIV (1861) 308.Perth; List of some of the rarer plants observed in the vicinity of, F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1862) 235;notes on some Perthshire plants, idem Scottish Naturalist VI (1882) 398; plants and Topographical Botany, idemJournal of Botany XXII (1884) 270; records in presidential addresses, idem Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions I (1888) xxiii; (1889) xl; (1890) lxiii; (1891) xciii; (1892) cxxx; (1893) clxv.Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences; Report of meeting of the, The Naturalist III (1867) 184.Perth; Records of plants - Extracts from correspondence, J. Sadler Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX(1867) 53.Perth; Notes of a botanical excursion to the neighbourhood of, J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh X (1870) 446.Perthshire plants; H. Trimen Journal of Botany IX (1871) 52.(Perthshire) Holiday rambles, II, botanizing in the highlands; G. C. Druce Science-Gossip X (1874) 249 [v.c. 88, 89]; someadditions, idem Journal of Botany XX (1882) 80; Scottish plants, ibidem XXVIII (1890) 39; plants, idem Annals ofScottish Natural History (1904) 114.(Perthshire) Report of Botanical Exchange Club 1874-5; Journal of Botany XIII (1875) 277, 315, 373; for 1875, T. R. A.Briggs ibidem XIV (1876) 274.(Perthshire) Notes on the fauna and flora of the west of Scotland; Editor E. R. Alston 1876, botany J. Ramsay & R. M'Kay;review Scottish Naturalist IV (1877) 48.(Perthshire) A few days at field botany in Scotland; W. West The Naturalist VII (1881-2) 73, 94, 112.Perthshire; Preliminary list of the flowering plants and ferns of, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist VI (1881) 133, 178; (1882)230, 278, 326.Perth); Notes on the season (chiefly ..., F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions(1882) 55.Perth]; Seasonal phenomena [flowering in February to May in, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions (1882) 71.Perthshire; Woods, forests and estates of, T. Hunter 1883.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Perthshire; Illustrated guide to, T. Hunter 1885*; ii, 1886, 167.(Perth) Scottish Alpine Club meeting; W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVI (1885) 64.Perthshire plants; Some localities for, R. H. Meldrum Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions I (1887) 18.(Perth) Notes on Highland plants; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXVI (1888) 149; observed in 1891, idem Annals ofScottish Natural History (1892) 185.(Perth) A list of plants collected chiefly in the neighbourhood of Sheffield by J. Salt; (E. Howarth) 1889.Perthshire. A puzzle in Topographical Botany; F. B. White Journal of Botany XXVII (1889) 329.Perthshire plants; Local names and uses of, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsI (1890) lxx.Perthshire; List of plants showing white-flowered varieties in, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions I (1890-1) xc.Perthshire flora; Origin of, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I (1890) c.(Perth) Additional records; A. Bennett Annals of Scottish Natural History (1892) 122; (1893) 98; (1894) 160; (1895) 115;(1896) 113; (1897) 246; (1898) 227; (1900) 160; (1905) 236; (1906) 170.Perthshire; Manuscript list [?], F. B. White [died 1894] library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.*.(Perth) Botanical notes; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1898) clix;additions, ibidem V (1912) cxlix; (1914) clxv.Perthshire; The geological factors in the distribution of the alpine plants of, P. Macnair Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesTransactions II (1898) 240.North Perthshire; Botanical survey of Scotland II, R. Smith Scottish Geographical Magazine XVI (1900) 441, map, 1900.Perthshire; Woodlands of, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III (1900) lix;Annals of Scottish Natural History (1901) 125.Perthshire Natural History Museum; Illustrated handbook to the museum ... plants ..., 1905*; ii, 1906.(Perth) List of excursions organised by the society of which notices have been published in the proceedings, arrangedtopographically; F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions (1905) lxxvii.Perthshire plants; Some, J. Fraser Annals of Scottish Natural History (1906) 58.(Perthshire) Alien plants; J. Fraser Annals of Scottish Natural History (1907) 37; (1911) 99.page 371.Perthshire; Presidential address on the flora of, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions IV (1908) clxxxix.(Perthshire) Our alpine flora; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions V (1910)lxxii.Perthshire; P. Macnair 1912. Cambridge County Geography.(Perthshire) List of plants in flower in November 1913; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VI(1914) 5.Perthshire plants since the publication of Dr. White's flora; Additions to the list of, Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions V (1914) cxlviii; notes, A. Bennett ibidem VI (1915) lxxx.(Perthshire) Notes on plants; D. Campbell Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings V (1914) cc.(Perthshire) The evolution of plant life on a Haughland; H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VI(1915) 33.Perthshire in relation to ‘Age and Area'; The distribution of plants in, J. L. Matthews Annals of Botany XXXVI (1922) 321;Journal of Ecology XII (1924) 344; distribution, idem Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VII(1922) 151, and reprint.Perthshire Naturalist; A, Charles Macintosh of Inver; H. Coates 1923.(Perthshire) On the extermination of rare plants; J. Menzies Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VIII (1926)181.Perthshire; Additions to the flora of, J. R. Matthews Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VIII (1927) 184.Perth; Report of meeting, E. P. Beatie Proceedings of the Botanical Society of the British Isles III (1960) 447.Perth Literary and Antiquarian Society 1784; Transactions I 1827†*; reference W. Elliot Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI(1871) 13, 249.Perthshire Society of Natural Science 1867; Proceedings 1869-70, [1870]- [Part 7, and last published 1886 or 7]. Vol. I,1880-86, (1881-) 1886. Transactions & Proceedings I- 1887- Report of Annual meeting 1875-.(Alisma plantago var. graminifolium Wahlb., Kings Myre) Note on Alisma; A. Bennett Journal of Botany XXXVIII (1900)24.Anthriscus abortivus Jord.; F. B. White Scottish Naturalist III (1875) 20; cancelled, loco citato 79.Antirrhinum orontium (Perth, J. Sim); Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 127.* not seen by abstractors. 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N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Asperula taurina and Antirrhinum majus; J. Sim The Naturalist I (1864) 158.(Aster) Asters (near Perth); Introduced, C. C. Babington Journal of Botany XX (1882) 148.Aster longifolius, (Perth); [J. T.] Boswell Syme Scottish Naturalist I (1871) 23.(Aster nova-belgii L. (non Ait.) near Perth) Naturalised Asters; J. Britten Journal of Botany XX (1882) 83.(Blechnum; New British,) G. B. Wollaston Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 30; see loco citato 189.(Bupleurum rotundifolium as a garden weed, Perth); J. Sim communicated Botanical Society of Edinburgh 14 November1872; reference Journal of Botany XI (1873) 93.(Callitriche autumnalis, Perth) Remarks on the genera Callitriche and Elatine; G. A. W. Arnott Edinburgh Journal of Naturaland Geographical Sciences I (1830) 426.Cardamine amara; Variety of, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist X (1890) 299.(Carex) Carices; On Scottish, G. C. Druce Scottish Naturalist VIII (1885) 26.Carex; Resemblance between Scottish and Scandinavian floras; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings,New Series (1888?) vii.(Carex aquatilis var. epigejos Laest, Perth and var. virescens Laest., Perth) Forms of Carex new to Scotland; A. BennettScottish Naturalist VIII (1886) 268.(Crataegus) Rose-coloured form in a hedge near Perth; Sights in all seasons, Anon. [c. ?1844] 79.Cuscuta trifolii in Perthshire (near Perth); F. B. White The Naturalist II (1865) 182; Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII(1866) 395.Cynoglossum germanicum (as sylvaticum) near Perth; [J. Sim] Journal of Botany I (1863) 146.Ferns; Wild flowers and ferns of Bridge of Earn with a complete list of Perthshire, J. Sadler [1863]*.(Ferns) Exhibits at the August meeting (British Pteridological Society); British Fern Gazette II (1914) 214.Gagea lutea, (Perth); communicated J. Dawson Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 143; reference Journal of BotanyV (1867) 156.(Hieracium) Hieracia; Perthshire, F. B. White Annals of Scottish Natural History (1892) 260; E. Smart Perthshire Society ofNatural Sciences Transactions IX (1933) 88; (1934) 125.Inula conyza (as Conyza squarrosa, Perth); J. Sim Scottish Naturalist I (1872) 272.Juncus alpinus as a British plant: F. B. White Scottish Naturalist IX (1887) 182; Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVII (1888)313; (exhibit 1887) Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London (1888) 3.page 371b.Juncus tennis in Perthshire; W. Barclay Annals of Scottish Natural History (1904) 59.(Lamium maculatum, Perth) Don's plants; G. C. Druce Scottish Naturalist X (1889) 144.Leontodon leysseri (as Thrincia nudicaulis) in Perthshire; W. Barclay Annals of Scottish Natural History (1909) 45.Linaria minor in Perthshire; F. B. White Scottish Naturalist XI (1891) 193.Lycopodium inundatum near Dunkeld; J. Robertson Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1863) 441.Lysimachia ciliata and Anemone ranunculoides from Perthshire; J. R. Matthews Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIV(1911) xliv.(Mimulus) Remarks on the naturalisation of plants in Britain; G. Lawson Phytologist III (1848) 294.Nymphaea occidentalis (as Castalia candida) in Scotland (near Dunkeld); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History(1911) 252.Orchid; A Perthshire, C. B. Clarke Journal of Botany XXVII (1889) 250.Pilularia globulifera from Perthshire; F. B. W. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1863) 398.Polygonatum verticillatum; Account of some of the habitats of the, J. Rattray Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1858) 14.Potamogetonaceae in Perthshire; Memoranda of a summer's work on, A. Sturrock Scottish Naturalist VII (1883) 26.Potamogetons of the Earn district of Perthshire; J. R. Matthews Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VII(1924) 264; reference Journal of Botany LXII (1924) 192.Potamogeton [x] nitens in the R. Tay (Perth); C. C. Babington Journal of Botany III (1865) 259; from J. Sim BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 308; Editors The Naturalist II (1865) 116.Potamogeton polygonifolius var. pseudo-fluitans Syme, (Laird's Loch, Perth); A. Fryer Journal of Botany XXXII (1894) 97, t.342.Potamogeton hybrid (P. x venusta) new to Great Britain and P. gracilis Wolfg. in Perth (Loch Moraig); A. BennettPerthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions VI (1919) cxxiv; and reprint.Potentilla opaca? (and Viola odorata, Perth); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 157.Pyrola secunda from Glen Garry; S. Grieve Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXVI (1913) vi.(Rhinanthus borealis, as crista-galli var. drummond-hayi var. nov.) Notes from the herbarium of the Perthshire NaturalHistory Museum; F. B. White Scottish Naturalist VIII (1886) 320.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)(Rosa) Roses; Records of, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1894)xxxviii; Perthshire, ibidem Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions V (1910) 66; our native hybrid,Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings V (1911) cxii; notes on, Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings VI (1915) lxxxii; II, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings (1916) cxv.Rosa alpina Déséglise found naturalised near Perth; F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 248.(Rubus) Rubi; Notes on British, C. C. Babington Journal of Botany XXIV (1886) 216, 225; supplement, XXV (1887) 327.Rubus ammobius Focke (near Perth); F. B. White Journal of Botany XXX (1892) 152.Rumex acetosa (as Acetosa brittanica); Pharmaco-Botanologia, P. Blair 1723, 28.(Sagina ciliata, Perth and Phyteuma spicatum, Seggieden) Report of Botanical Exchange Club for 1872; J. B. Syme Journalof Botany X (1872) 237.(Salix) A catalogue of Perthshire Willows in the museum; F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions I(1891) 155.Salix rivularis in Perthshire; W. Young Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions IX (1931) 34.Succisa pratensis (as Scabiosa succisa); Monstrosity of, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist I (1871) 128.Trientalis europaea var., Glen Garry; C. Jenner Botanical Society of Edinburgh X (1869) 206.Trifolium agrarium as a probable British plant; F. B. W. White Scottish Naturalist VII (1884) 178.Veronica peregrina at Perth; J. Sim Phytologist, New Series IV (1860) 269.(Viola) On some of the British Pansies; J. G. Baker Journal of Botany I (1863) 11; V. lepida, loco citato 144.Athole highlands; Benjie's guide to the, [J. B. Gillies], undated. [post 1875], botany 16, 31, 54, 63 [v.c. 88, 89].Barnhill Toll and Rumbling Bridge etc.; Notice of botanical excursions ... 1869, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of EdinburghX (1870) 343.Blackford; List of plants observed in the neighbourhood of, A. Buchan Botanical Society of Edinburgh V (1858) 162.Blair-Atholl, 1838; J. Stewart New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 563.page 372.Coupar-Angus, 1843; P. J. Stevenson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1142.Dalnacardoch Inn, 1842; Plants seen near, Manuscript H. C. W. no. 29, H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Glen Finnart, Ben More to Kilmun, Ardenenny and Loch Eck, 1845; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Glasgow *;Phytologist II (1845) 353.Grampians, v.c. 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 96, 98.Grampian mountains; A botanical excursion to the, T. Rogers Manchester Botanical Association 1876; reprint 1877.Scone; The wood of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 361.Strathtay and Grandtully; Folklore and reminiscences of, J. Kennedy 1927.Tay, also v.c. 85, 90.Tay; see Miscellaneous communications, F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh X (1869) 105.Tay; The flora of the river-shingles, F. B. W. White Scottish Naturalist X (1890) 290.Tay; Natural history of the banks of the, (flowering plants) F. B. W. White† Editor W. Barclay Perthshire Society of NaturalSciences Transactions II (1895) 50.Tay basin; Plant associations of the, R. Smith Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1898)200; III (1900) 69 with botanical survey map.Tay; The highland, H. Macmillan 1901.Asarum europaeum, bank of Tay below Perth; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1901) lxxiii.Gagea lutea on the Tay near Perth; recorded in correspondence J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 143;Journal of Botany V (1867) 156.White Moss Loch; a study in biotic succession, J. R. Matthews New Phytologist XIII (1914) 134.Perth; East, v.c. 89.(East Perth) Pharmaco-Botanologia; P. Blair 1725, 111; 1727, 236.(East Perth) Account of botanical excursions from Edinburgh in autumn 1839; R. Graham Transactions of the BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh I (1840) 19.(East Perth) From Inverness or Glasgow to ... Glen Tilt ... Dunkeld; W. Keddie [1867] 88, 93, 96, 100.(East Perth) Notes on a few rare aquatic plants; A. Sturrock Scottish Naturalist VI (1881) 153.(East Perth) On some Scandinavian forms of Scottish alpine plants [North-east Perthshire]; P. Ewing Natural History Societyof Glasgow Transactions II (1890) 111.Perth to Den of Pitroddie; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedingsand Transactions I (1892) cxxiii.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Blair Atholl; The Scottish Alpine Botany Club excursion 1936, R. M. Adam Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXII (1937)373, tt. XXVI-XXVII.Juncus alpinus (Blair Athole) as new to Britain; F. B. White exhibit, C. Bailey British Association Report 1887, Manchester1888, 745.Blairgowrie and Loch Clunie; Report of excursion, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedingsand Transactions II (1894) vii.(Polygonatum (as Convallaria) verticillatum and Neottia nidus-avis, Blairgowrie in 1829; Reference to an excursion)Opening address, [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 217.Bonhard and Murrayshall; The Dens of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series VI (1862) 200.Braemar, also v.c. 94.Braemar (v.c. 92) in 1844, appendix on Forfarshire botany rambles in, W. Gardiner 1845; reference Phytologist, New SeriesII (1858) 477.Cally Loch; Report of excursion to, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxv.Campsie; Report of excursion to Linn of, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxix.page 373.Carex aquatilis, Myosotis collina, and Lupinus perennis, Linn of Campsie; F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of NaturalSciences Proceedings and Transactions I (1890) lv.Caputh and Murthly; Report of excursion to, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsII (1897) cxxix.Carse of Gowrie; On the flowering plants of the, H. M. Drummond-Hay Scottish Naturalist II (1874) 254.Clunie, W. M'Ritchie; Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair IX (1793) 236.Clunie Loch; Botanical excursion to, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist III (1876) 349.Najas flexilis as a Scotch plant (Loch Clunie); J. Sadler Journal of Botany XIII (1875) 297; J. Conacher The Naturalist I(1875) 55; A. Sturrock Scottish Naturalist III (1876) 198; Journal of Botany XIV (1876) 51; note on the discovery,D. C. Rob Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) 413; I. B. Balfour Journal of Botany XVII (1879) 86; theBritish species of Najas; A. B. Rendle ibidem XXXVIII (1900) 107.Coupar Angus to Cargill; Report of excursion, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1902) cix.Craighall; Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences meetings report, Scottish Naturalist VIII (1885) 39; address, F. B. WhitePerthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I (1893) cliv.Ferns (Craighall); Report of cryptogamic section 1952, D. M. Henderson Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXVI (1953) 82.Lycopodium clavatum, (Craighall); Variations of, R. A. Robertson Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXI (1900) 290.Dalwhinnie; Kingussie to, Manuscript list, H. C. W. [died 1881] no. 44, Local Catalogue H. C. Watson library Royal BotanicGardens Kew.Dalwhinnie district; Plants of the, E. S. Marshall & W. A. Shoolbred Journal of Botany LI (1913) 164.Dunkeld and Blair of Atholl; A description of the scenery of, [J. D. McCulloch] 1823.Dunkeld and Dowally, 1843; A. Cruickshanks New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 967.Dunkeld; A few hours' botanizing in the woods near, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series IV (1860) 258.Dunkeld; Report of excursion to, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1890) lxii; ibidem (1893) clii.(Saxifraga umbrosa from Craig y Barns, Dunkeld) -. Hardy communicated Botanical Society of London 5 March 1847;reference Phytologist II (1847) 778.Durdie and Arnbathie; The flora of, J. Menzies Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions III (1899) 6.Errol, 1837; J. Grierson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 379, 380.Errol and Invergowrie; The riverside marshes between, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions IV(1904) 58.Fossoway and Tulliebole, 1843; P. Brydie New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1019.Glenartney; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) xiv.Glen Shee, 1844; marked London Catalogue edition i, H. C. W. no. 71, Local Catalogue H. C. Watson library Royal BotanicGardens Kew.Glenshee; A botanical ramble in, J. Fergusson Scottish Naturalist IV (1877) 75.Glen Shee; A week at, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series I (1886) 157.Glen Shee excursion in 1890 ...; W. Barclay East of Scotland Union of Naturalists’ Societies (1891) 17.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Glenshee district; The alpine flora and rarer plants of the, W. Young Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIII (1905) 83.Glen Shee; Report of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club 1910, excursion to the Spittal of, A. Cowan Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XXIV (1911) 171; in 1929, R. M. Adam ibidem XXX (1930) 250.Loiseleuria procumbens from Glen Shee; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1887) lix.Salix hybrids, from Glen Shee; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXXV (1897) 313.Salix aurita x herbacea in E. Perth (Glen Shee); E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXXII (1894) 185.Glen Tilt; Geology and botany of, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist IV (1877) 160; (1878) 181, 244, 300; V (1879) 85.Epilobium rosmarinifolium Haencke (in Glen Tilt and River Tay); C. C. Babington Journal of Botany XI (1873) 48.Polygonatum (as Convallaria) verticillatum, Glen Tilt; Account of botanical excursions ... 1839; R. Graham Transactions ofthe Botanical Society of Edinburgh I (1840) 26.Rubus arcticus L. near the head of Glen Tilt; Edinburgh Evening Post 17 November 1841*; and Phytologist I (1842) 136; J.Robertson Annual Report Botanical Society of Edinburgh 6-8 (1844) 16.Grampians, also v.c. 88, 90, 92, 94, 96-8.(Grampians) Guide to the Highlands of Scotland; G. & P. Anderson 1834; [ii], 1842; iii, 1850; iv, II 1863, 415.page 373b.Grampians; My first visit to the heart of the, A. H. Swinton II, Science-Gossip XVIII (1882) 172.Grampians; In the high, R. Perry 1948; review J. G. R[oger] North Western Naturalist XXIV (1953) 140.Inchture, 1842; J. Hone New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 829.Invergowrie; Report of excursion to, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxviii; to Longforgan, meetings report Scottish Naturalist VIII (1885) 39; R. Dow PerthshireSociety of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions IV (1904) xi.Killiecrankie; Report of an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1891) xc, with a list of species of which white-flowered forms have been seen in Perthshire; to Blair-Atholl, W. Barclay ibidem III (1901) lxxvii.Lathyrus (as Orobus) niger in the Pass of Killiecrankie; see R. Graham Botanical Society of Edinburgh I (1840) 26 [firstrecord].Kilspindie; Rare plants indigenous to the parish of, W. Gorrie Loudon’s Magazine of Natural History III (1830) 440.Kinfauns and Elcho Castle; Report of excursion to, J. Menzies Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1899) vi.Agrimonia agrimonoides L. (at Kinfauns, Rait and Scone); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series II (1857) 272; as Aremoniaagrimonoides, C. C. Babington loco citato 303; J. G. Baker loco citato 593; see loco citato 631.Cerastium vulgatum (as triviale) var. holosteoides (Fr.) near Kinfauns Castle; J. Robertson Edinburgh Evening Post 17November 1841*; Botanical Society of Edinburgh Annual Report 6-8 (1844) 16.Kinnaird Castle; Report of excursion, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1889) xxxvi.Kinnoul, L. Dunbar; Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair XVIII (1796) 559.Kinnoul, 1842; J. E. Touch New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 936.Kinnoul near Perth; Botanical sketch, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 183, 304.Kinnoul Hill; Account of [J. H.] Balfour's botanical trip to ..., J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1860) 425; idemEdinburgh New Philosophical Journal, New Series XII (1860) 299; and North Inch 1875, J. H. Balfour BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh XII (1876) 448.Kinnoul Hills; The flora of Moncrieff and, Excelsior, or Murray's Royal Asylum Literary Gazette, September 1860*; and A.,Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 90.Kinnoul Hill; The natural history of, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions(1885-6) 234, 254.(Erysimum cheiri, Kinnoul Hill); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series II (1858) 598.Inula conyza on Kinnoul Hill; Note on, D. Campbell Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VIII (1926) 155.Linnaea borealis; Notice of a new Scottish locality for, J. S. Bushman Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal VI (1829) 300,and reprint; near Kinnoul Hill, W. Barclay Annals of Scottish Natural History (1901) 55; idem Perthshire Society ofNatural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III (1901) lxxiii.Rosa alpina L.; Botanist’s Chronicle (1864) 106; Editors The Naturalist I (1864) 173; J. Sim loco citato 184; J. G. Baker lococitato 185; naturalised near Perth, F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 248; reference Journal ofBotany III (1865) 167; The Naturalist I (1865) 316; Kinnoul Hill, Science-Gossip I (1865) 66; Balruddery Glen,Kinnoul, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1896) lxxvi.Rubus laciniatus (on Kinnoul Hill); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series VI (1863) 414.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Sedum album spreading on Kinnoul Hill; F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1889) xlix.Lochindores; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1890) lvii.Longforgan; Report of excursion to, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) xxxvii.(Phragmites, Longforgan) Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair XIX (1797) 467.Meikleour; Meetings report Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences, Scottish Naturalist VIII (1885) 39; address, F. B. WhitePerthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I (1892) cxxiv.Moulin 1839; D. Campbell New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 643.Pitlochrie; Excursion of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club to Glen Spean and, W. Craig Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVII(1887) 65.Pitlochry, past and present; J. H. Dixon 1925.Pitlochry; Report of excursion to, M. S. Campbell Botanical Exchange Club XIII (1948) 215.Astragalus alpinus and Oxytropis campestris near Pitlochrie; N. Fraser Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVI (1886) 491.page 374.(Astragalus hypoglottis from Pitlochry); Natural History Journal XII (1888) 89.Pitroddie Den; Report of excursion to, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1897) cxxvi.Geranium lucidum near Pitroddie; H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III (1900)xlviii.Rait and Fingask; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsII (1894) xiv.Reichip and Loch Ordie; Report of excursion to Den of, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1899) vii.Polygonatum (as Convallaria) verticillatum, Den Reichip; A. Bruce in Memoir and correspondence of J. E. Smith, P. Smith I(1832) 432; and ferns and Saxifraga umbrosa, R. W., Science-Gossip V (1869) 259.St. Madoes, 1839; J. Noble New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 623.Scone, 1843; J. Craik New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1045.Scone; Notice of plants collected on excursions, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1868) 481.Lathyrus aphaca, Old Scone road; New localities for rare plants round Edinburgh, J. Sadler Journal of Botany IV (1866) 392.Moneses (as Pyrola) uniflora, (Scone); Note on, E. Edwards Phytologist I (1842) 428.Seggieden; Plants noted by D. Hay in Notice of botanical excursions ... 1867, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of EdinburghIX (1868) 300.Sidlaw Hills; Three days' botanizing on the. -. Ogilvie Dundee Naturalists Association *; Phytologist III (1848) 225.(Trientalis europaea) A plant-wanderer (Sidlaw Hills); F. T. Law Wesley Naturalist II (1888) 65, t.Stanley and the Linn of Campsie; Report of excursion to, J. Menzies Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1900) xlix.Stormont Loch; Report of excursion, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) xi.Tay, also v.c. 85, 87C, 88, 90.Tay, between Perth and Glencarse; Flora of the left bank of the, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesTransactions I (1893) 245.Tay from Dalguise to Dunkeld: W. G. Smith Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1898)cliii; Perth to Kinfauns, W. Barclay loco citato clv; Caputh Bridge to Cargill, M. L. Miles ibidem III (1903) cxli.Butomus umbellatus on banks of Tay, Seggieden; Col. Drummond, reference Journal of Botany IX (1871) 28.Juncus tenuis from the bank of the Tay, Kinfauns; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions IV (1904) i.Mimulus guttatus (as luteus) H. C. Watson, on the north side of the Tay below Perth, and at Daenacardock; Phytologist I(1841) 95.Woody Island; The flora of, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions I (1887) 30; additions, ibidem(1889) 102.Salices of Woody Island; F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences I (1886-7) 34. [In a paper by W. Barclay].Perth; Mid-, v.c. 88.(Mid-Perth, various white-flowered plants) Pharmaco-Botanologia; P. Blair 1723, 25.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)(Mid Perth) Notes of a meeting of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club; W. Craig Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVI (1886)352; XIX (1891) 214.(Mid Perth) Notes on Highland plants; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXVI (1888) 149; XXVII (1889) 229; & F. J.Hanbury ibidem XXVIII (1890) 179; for 1890. XXIX (1891) 108; in 1893, E. S. Marshall & W. A. Shoolbred ibidemXXXII (1894) 164; E. S. Marshall ibidem LII (1914) 164; in 1914, LIII (1915) 158.Perthshire plants; Notes on, E. F. & W. R. Linton Journal of Botany XXX (1892) 145.Mid Perth; Altitudes reached by certain plants, S. Macvicar Annals of Scottish Natural History (1894) 164.(Mid-Perth) A botanical trip to Scotland, H. N. Dixon Northamptonshire Natural History Society and Field Club VIII (1894)1.(Mid Perth) Memorials journal ... of C. C. Babington: A. M. B[abington] 1897, 125, 137, 156, 246.North Perthshire; Botanical survey of Scotland II, R. Smith Scottish Geographical Magazine XVI (1900) 441; reprint text andmap [?1900].Perthshire: Notes on the flora of, G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1900) 164, 225; and reprint.(Mid Perth) Types of British vegetation; Editor A. G Tansley 1911, 115.page 374b.(Mid-Perth) On sonic flowering plants exhibited; P. Ewing Glasgow Naturalist III (1911) 31.Mid Perth plants; Notes on, J. R. Matthews Journal of Botany LI (1913) 193; Scottish plants, idem Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XXVIII (1923) 170.(Mid-Perth) Botanical and other notes; Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VI (1919) 169.Perthshire, August 1948; Excursion to, J. S. Rymer Gresham's School Natural History Society (1949) 14.Mid Perth; Report of meeting, R. Mackechnie & B. W. Ribbons Proceedings of the Botanical Society of the British Isles I(1955) 547.Agrimonia odorata at Moneydie; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1894)xxxv.Alchemilla vulgaris var. montana Willd., near Aberfeldy; D. A. Boyd Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, NewSeries I (1886?) xxxiv.Arenaria balearica and Claytonia alsinoides; exhibit J. Sim Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1860) 305.Asarum europaeum near Perth; W. Barclay Annals of Scottish Natural History (1901) 55.Blechnum alpinum; Queries about, Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 189; see loco citato 157.Caltha radicans in Mid Perth; G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1905) 248.Cardamine amara, (R. May, tributary of R. Earn); Variety of, F. B. White Scottish Naturalist X (1890) 299.(Carex) Carices; New varieties of Scotch, G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1899) 120.Carex aquatilis; P. Ewing Journal of Botany XLIX (1911) 301; E. S. Marshall loco citato 324.Carex atrofusca (as ustulata) and on (Elymus) Agropyron donianum (as Triticum alpinum); Remarks on, F. B. WhitePerthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions (1883) 114; J. Brebner Journal of BotanyXXIII (1885) 310; in Perthshire, A. Bennett Annals of Scottish Natural History (1909) 55.Carex microglochin; G. C. Druce Botanical Exchange Club Interim Report (1923), reference Journal of Botany LXI (1923)295; a species new to Scotland, G. C. Druce Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIX (1924) 1; short notes, J. E.Lousley Journal of Botany LXXIII (1935) 259; notes on two rare Scottish sedges ... and C. rupestris, E. W. DaviesWatsonia II (1953) 300.(Cochlearia micacea) On an apparently undescribed species of Cochlearia ...; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXXII(1894) 289, t. 346; loco citato 345.Corallorhiza trifida (as innata, near Perth); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series VI (1863) 608.Dryopteris (as Nephrodium) filix-mas from Crianlarich district; Crested forms of, W. Young Botanical Society of EdinburghXXIV (1909) viii.Epimedium alpinum from Falls of Moness; C. Ritchie Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series III (1892)lxxvi.Erophila conferta A. J. Wilmott in Scotland; M. S. Campbell Scottish Naturalist LXIII (1951) 49.Fern hunting in Scotland (Aberfeldy district); C. T. Druery Gardener's Magazine *; British Fern Gazette II (1913) 77.Gymnocarpium robertianum (as Polypodium calcareum) from Aberfeldy; R. G. Ramsay Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX(1867) 53; as a Scottish plant, J. Sadler loco citato 95; Journal of Botany V (1867) 60, 92.Hieracium aggregatum from Ben More; A. Somerville Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series III(1891 ?) xliv.Hieracium nigrescens var. commutatum Lindeb., etc. on Ben Heasgarnich; G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History(1907) 122.Juncus dudleyi from Crianlarich; A. J. Wilmott Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London (1931) 34.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Juncus tenuis in Glen Ogle; W. Barclay Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXVI (1913) 99; Scottish Botanical Review I (1912)235; the British representatives of, M. L. Fernald Journal of Botany LXVIII (1930) 364.Pilularia globulifera from Rohalion Shooting Lodge; W. Stewart Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series V (1900)462.Poa palustris as a British plant; F. B. White Scottish Naturalist X (1889) 191; Journal of Botany XXVII (1889) 273;Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVIII (1891) 265.(Polystichum var., as P. aculeatum revolvens, from Moness Falls); C. T. D[ruery] British Fern Gazette II (1912) 24.(Polystichum lonchitis) The home of the Holly Fern: C. T. Druery Gardeners Chronicle IX (1891) 216.Potamogeton (P. alpinus x crispus, Dunning) omissions from London Catalogue edition xi; A. Bennett Journal of BotanyLXIII (1925) 339.Potamogeton (x nitens var., Loch Oss); Notes on, A. Bennett Journal of Botany XLVI (1908) 251.page 375.Potamogeton (as P. trichoides) in Scotland (Dunning); A. Bennett Journal of Botany LI (1913) 336; idem Perthshire Societyof Natural Sciences Transactions VI (1914) 6.(Potamogeton x venusta) A Potamogeton new to the British Isles; A. Bennett Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXVII (1916)104.Rosa x perthensis Rouy, and its history as a British plant; J. R. Matthews Journal of Botany LXXII (1934) 167, (introduced atDunning, p.170).Rubus britannicus n. sp., (Bridge of Lochay); Rubi notes, W. M. Rogers Journal of Botany XXXII (1894) 40.Rubus fissus (as rogersii) in Scotland; E. F. Linton Journal of Botany XXXIII (1895) 86.Rumex hydrolapathum near Drummond Castle; R. Broom Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series II(1890) xxxv; Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series V (1900) 457.(Salix) Some Scotch Willow hybrids; W. R. Linton Journal of Botany XXXV (1897) 443; report of exhibit by J. R. LeeGlasgow Naturalist VI (1914) 96.(Saxifraga stellaris and Thalictrum alpinum, Coire Caorach) Highways and byways in the Central Highlands; S. Gordon1948, 68.Solanum rostratum Dunal (at Perth); J. F. Jeffrey Journal of Botany XL (1902) 42.Stratiotes aloides near Crieff; R. C. Davie Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXVI (1913) 180, t. V; review Journal of EcologyIII (1915) 239.Trientalis europaea exhibited from near Aberfeldy by W. A. F. Browne Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1860) 401.Utricularia minor; Altitudinal range of, W. Evans Annals of Scottish Natural History (1907) 122; Loch Dochart, A. CowanBotanical Society of Edinburgh XXIV (1909) 14.Zannichellia palustris in Perthshire (Dunning); J. R. Matthews Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VII(1920) 74; and reprint.Almond and Methven; The botany of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series II (1858) 578.Almond near Millhaugh Bridge; Report of excursion to, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions I (1893) clxiii.Agrimonia (as Aremonia) agrimonoides (R. Almond near Perth); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series VI (1863) 414.Gagea lutea, R. Almond; Notice of discovery of, [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1866) 482.Am Binnein; Report of excursion to, F. B. White, Pres. address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1889) xxxvii.Appin, Fortingall, Schiehallion and Ben Lawers; Botanical notes, D. A. Haggart Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesTransactions VI (1915) 44.(Ardran and Glen Falloch; Corries,) Highland plants collected in 1896; E. S. Marshall & W. A. Shoolbred Journal of BotanyXXXV (1897) 65.Ardran; Report of excursion of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club to Cruach, A. Cowan Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIV(1909) 14.Carex panicea, (Corrie Ardran); see Polygala oxyptera, E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXIX (1891) 216.Auchterarder, 1837; J. Aitkin New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 287.Luzula nivea from Auchterarder; W. Martin Science-Gossip XVIII (1882) 42.Auchtergaven, 1838; T. Nelson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 429.Ballinluig Island in Tummel; Report of excursion, M. S. Campbell Botanical Exchange Club XIII (1948) 219.Ben Cailleach; Exhibit of plants from, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series VII (1905) 117.Ben Chonzie and other mountains near Crieff in October 1850; Account of botanical excursion to, J. H. Balfour BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh 12 December 1850; report Phytologist IV (1851) 79; Botanical Gazette III (1851) 17.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Ben Chonzie; Report of excursion to, S. T. Ellison Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III(1901) lxxvii.Oxytropis halleri, Ben Chonzie; report of exhibit by F. B. W. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 245.Ben Chruachan; Notes of a meeting of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club, W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVI(1885) 64.Beinn Dheiceach; Report of excursion to, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsIII (1899) vi.Ben Laoigh, also v.c. 98.(Ben Laoigh) Report of botanical excursion ... 1875; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) 450.Beinn Laoigh; Flora of, P. Ewing Science-Gossip XIX (1883) 152; idem Journal of Botany XXVII (1889) 51.Ben Laoigh (north-east and north-west watersheds); Flora of, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow V (1883) 274.Ben Laoigh; Notes of a meeting of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club ... 1882, W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of EdinburghXVI (1885) 64; W. Craig (1886) 355; XIX (1891) 214; in 1894, XX (1895) 374; A. Cowan ibidem XXIV (1909) 14.page 375b.Ben Laoigh etc.; Notes on the flora of, G. C. Druce Journal of Botany XXVI (1888) 364.Ben Laoigh; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxvi; H. Coates ibidem III (1902) cviii.Ben Laoigh; Report of an excursion to, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series VII (1905) 84.Ben Laoigh; Report of exhibit of plants from, Liverpool Botanical Society (1912) 45.Beinn Laoigh; The vegetation of, D. Patton Report British Association (Section K) Cardiff 1920.(Beinn Laoigh) Variations in the vegetation along the outcrop of the Lawers-Caenlochan Schist; D. Patton BotanicalExchange Club VI (1923) 797; vegetation of, ibidem VII (1924) 268.Arabis petraea var. grandifolia Druce; Botanical Exchange Club I (1889) 199; A. Bennett Journal of Botany XXXII (1894)114; E. S. Marshall ibidem LVI (1918) 91.Hammarbya (as Malaxis) paludosa from Ben Laoigh; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New SeriesIII (1890?) xxv.Kobresia simpliciuscula (as K. caricina) from Ben Laoigh; F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) xxi, (v.c.88).(Rhinanthus minor, as monticola, Ben Laoigh); Report of exhibit by P. Ewing Glasgow Naturalist V (1913) 39.Saussurea alpina exhibited from Ben Laoigh; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow V (1881) 4.(Ben Lawers) Scenery of the Grampian mountains; G. F. Robson 1819, botany -. Stuart.Ben Lawers; Remarks on plants from, J. H. Balfour Plinian Society (1829) 2, 26.Lawers; An hour's botanising among the Falls of, W. Gardiner junior Phytologist I (1842) 295.Ben Lawers; Account of a botanical excursion to Braemar, Clova and, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh 10February 1848, report Phytologist III (1848) 81; idem Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal XLV (1848) 122;Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh (1856) 3; in 1828, opening address, [J. H.] Balfour ibidem VIII(1865) 217; in 1864, loco citato 246; in 1868, X (1869) 24; in July and August 1870, XI (1871) 72; Journal of BotanyIX (1871) 27; in 1872, idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1873) 511; report Journal of Botany XI (1873) 252;idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) 449.Ben Lawers; Botanical tour in the Highlands of Perthshire, Anon. Phytologist, New Series II (1857) 29.Ben Lawers; Botany of, J. Backhouse junior Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 303.Ben Lawers and Schiehallion ... 1860; Notice of a botanical trip to, W. Keddie Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal, NewSeries XIV (1861) 306; idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1861) 202.(Ben Lawers) Guide to the Highlands ... of Scotland; G. & P. Anderson iv, II 1863, 9.(Ben Lawers); Scottish summits - IV, P. Inchbald The Naturalist I (1865) 350.(Ben Lawers) Holiday excursions of a naturalist; [R. Garner] 1867, 210.(Ben Lawers) Isolation of plants; R. W., Science-Gossip IV (1868) 235.Ben Lawers; Notes of a botanical tour to, J. Dawson Alloa Society of Natural History, Science and Archaeology (1868) 22.Ben Lawers; Report of excursion to, W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of Edinburgh XIV (1883) cxv.(Ben Lawers and Craig-an-lochan); P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series I (1884) xxxi.Ben Lawers; Report of an excursion to, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings I (18867) xxxii; NaturalHistory Society of Glasgow Transactions, New Series II (1890) 323; on the altered status of Ben Lawers plants,ibidem V(1898) 149; see loco citato 462, 476.(Ben Lawers; Records from,) Natural History Journal XI (1887) 210.(Ben Lawers) A garden of alpine plants; F. T. Law Wesley Naturalist I (1887) 225, t.Ben Lawers; Account of a visit to, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1887) lxii.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Ben Lawers; Specimens exhibited (1888) from, T. King Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series III(1890?) iii; by P. Ewing loco citato xxvii.Ben Lawers and Breadalbane Mountains; Plants exhibited from P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings,New Series II (1890) xlvii.Ben Lawers; Handbook to the Highland railway and west coast, 1897, 18.Ben Lawers; W. E. C. Dickson Cairngorm Club Journal II (1898) 192.page 376.(Ben Lawers) Anthelia: an arctic alpine plant association; W. G. Smith Scottish Botanical Review I (1912) 81; BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh XXVI (1913) 36.Lawers-Caenlochan Schist; Variations in the vegetation along the outcrop of the, D. Patton Botanical Exchange Club VI(1923) 797.Ben Lawers. Natural history in the Highlands and Islands; F. F. Darling 1947, 105, 149.Ben Lawers - past and present; J. R. Lee & D. Patton Glasgow Naturalist XVII (1955) 180.Ben Lawers and its alpine flowers, National Trust Scotland, undated, botany D. Poore.(Elymus) (Agropyron donianum, as Triticum biflorum, Ben Lawers) Descriptions of some plants new to the British flora; W.Mitten Hooker’s London Journal of Botany VII (1848) 528; as T. violaceum in Scotland, J. C. Melvill Journal ofBotany XXV (1887) 57; F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1889) xl; as A. donianum, loco citato xli; a correction, idem Scottish Naturalist X (1890) 232; the history, idemBotanical Society of Edinburgh XVIII (1891) 260; G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1908) 259.Alchemilla acutidens in Britain (Ben Lawers); G. C. Druce Journal of Botany L (1912) 201; McT. Cowan Scottish BotanicalReview I (1912) 183; C. E. Salmon Journal of Botany LI (1913) 141.Carex on Ben Lawers; A mysterious, N. Y. Sandwith Watsonia II (1952) 279.Carex curta x lachenalii Schkuhr (as C. [x] helvola Blytt or macilenta from Ben Lawers; G. C. Druce Annals of ScottishNatural History (1897) 260; as C. helvola in Britain (Ben Lawers), report of paper, idem Linnean Society 3 March1898, Journal of Botany XXXVI (1898) 157; idem Annals of Scottish Natural History (1909) 238; A. BennettScottish Botanical Review I (1912) 41; idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXVI (1913) 30.Carex rariflora, (and Juncus castaneus, Ben Lawers); L. Cumming Journal of Botany LIV (1916) 145; see G. C. Druce lococitato 181; E. S. Marshall loco citato 211, 307.Carex vesicaria var. dichroa Anderss., (Ben Lawers); G. C. Druce Scottish Naturalist VII (1884) 229; new British and IrishCarices, A. Bennett Journal of Botany XXIII (1885) 50.Cerastium edmondstonii (as latifolium var. smithii (Syme) ) etc. from Ben Lawers etc.; J. Sadler Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XII (1876) xlii.Cystopteris montana, Ben Lawers; report of exhibit, Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh (1856) 1; and MealUachdar in 1855, opening address [J. H.] Balfour ibidem VIII (1865) 223.(Draba rupestris forma laxa Lindl., (Ben Lawers) ) Report of exhibit by P. Ewing Glasgow Naturalist IV (1912) 131.(Erophila (as Draba) verna var. inflata Hook., Ben Lawers) J. T. Syme Phytologist IV (1852) 468; J. G. Baker Phytologist,New Series II (1858) 503.Festuca rubra sub-var. barbata Hack., on Ben Lawers and in Glen Shee; P. Ewing Natural History Society of GlasgowProceedings, New Series II (1888?) xi.Juncus castaneus on Ben Lawers; G. C. Druce Journal of Botany LIV (1916) 181.Kobresia simpliciuscula (as caricina) from Ben Lawers and Creag Laoigh, exhibit Botanical Society of Edinburgh 8 April1875; J. Sadler Journal of Botany XIII (1875) 157.(Lycopodium clavatum var. lagopus Laest., Ben Lawers) Plant notes; R. Graham Watsonia II (1952) 287.Poa flexuosa (as cenisia All. var. flexuosa (Wahl.)) A new British Grass in Scotland, G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish NaturalHistory (1898) 122; reported as P. flexuosa Wahl. in Britain, idem Journal of Botany XXXVI (1898) 227.(Poa nemoralis, Ben Lawers) On three new species of grasses of the genus Poa; by R. Parnell Phytologist I (1842) 267.Potentilla rupestris (Ben Lawers); report of exhibit Botanical Society of London 5 March 1847; G. E. Dennes Phytologist II(1847) 778; correction, loco citato 855.Rosa resinoides Crepin in Mid Perth (near Lawers); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1893) 250.Sagina intermedia (as nivalis) discovered in Scotland (Ben Lawers); H. C. Watson Journal of Botany I (1863) 355; notice, [J.H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1864) 54, reference Journal of Botany II (1864) 127; idemEdinburgh New Philosophical Journal, New Series XIX (1864) 152; C. C. Babington Journal of Botany II (1864)340; exhibit F. Naylor 1863, reference by [C. ] Murchison of possible specimens collected in 1847, report BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh VIII (1864) 85; rare British plants ... 1864, J. Britten Botanist’s Chronicle (1865) 117.Sagina saginoides; Notes on British plants, 1, C. E. Moss Journal of Botany LII (1914) 57.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)page 376b.Sagina scotica (as glabra Koch) in Scotland (Ben Lawers); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1911) 252.(Saxifraga cernua); J. Backhouse Phytologist, New Series VI (1862) 31.Saxifraga groenlandica (Ben Lawers); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1899) 58.Saxifraga rivularis on Ben Lawers, 1865; [W. J.] Treutler Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 99; exhibit 1884, J.Stirton Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1886?) xxxii.(Silene cucubalus, Ben Lawers) The different forms of flowers; C. Darwin 1877; ii, 1880*; iii, 1884; iv, 1892, xvii.Birnam Hill; J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 359.Blair-Atholl; A ramble on the moor at, M. L. Miles Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions III (1903) 217.Juncus alpinus, Struan to Blair-Athole; F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1888) xxiii.(Breadalbane) Botanical excursions to the Scottish mountains in June and July 1824; Edinburgh Philosophical Journal XI(1824) 413.Breadalbane Mountains ... 1827; Localities of some rare plants ... W. Wilson ..., Botanist’s Miscellany I (1830) 81.Breadalbane Mountains; W. Gardiner Phytologist I (1843) 468.Breadalbane district; Report of [H.] Macmillan's paper on the, Proceedings Botanical Society of Edinburgh (1856) 3.Breadalbane Mountains; One day's botanising in the, J. Backhouse junior Phytologist, New Series IV (1860) 65; V (1861)303.Breadalbane Mountains; Notes of a botanical excursion, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1873) 353; H. M.Drummond-Hay & F. B. White Scottish Naturalist III (1875) 18, 79; and J. H. Balfour loco citato 122.Breadalbane Mountains; Botanical excursion to the, T. Rogers 1875; Manchester Botanical Association (1875) *.(Breadalbane) Notes of a highland tour in quest of alpine plants; J. Nield, report of paper Oldham Microscopical and FieldClub, Science-Gossip XII (1876) 138.Breadalbane Mountains; Exhibition of plants from the, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow V (1881) 5*.Breadalbane; Beatitudes of, F. B. White Proceedings of the East of Scotland Union of Naturalists’ Societies (1893) 57.Breadalbane ... July 1902; State of alpine flora in, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series VI (1903) 330.Breadalbane range; Summit flora of, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1912) 48.Breadalbane (Killin district) July 1915; Excursions in, J. R. Lee Glasgow Naturalist VIII (1916) 17, 22*.Breadalbane; Report of meeting, M. S. Campbell Botanical Society of the British Isles, Year Book (1951) 40.Breadalbane; In the hills of, V. A. Firsoff 1954.Cystopteris montana; On the locality of, W. Borrer Phytologist IV (1851) 7.Hieracium anfractiforme n. sp. (Breadalbanes); E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XXX (1892) 18; see (H. subanfractum) lococitato 183.Sagina intermedia (as nivalis) from a new station in Breadalbane Mountains; P. Ewing Natural History Society of GlasgowProceedings, New Series II (1888?) viii.Salices from the Breadalbane Mountains; Exhibit of, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1895)298.Woodsia alpina (as hyperborea) from the Breadalbane Hills; J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1863) 398; M. C.Duff Natural History Society of Glasgow V (1882) 161.Bridge of Earn; Notice of plants found in the neighbourhood of, J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1863) 413.Bridge of Earn; Plants shown (1892) from, R. S. Wishart Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1894?) 125.Bridge of Earn; Wild flowers and ferns of, J. Sadler, undated. [various issues, with actual specimens].Lolium temulentum from Pitcaithly, Bridge of Earn; J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 63.Buchanty; Report of excursion to, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1894)viii; W. Barclay ibidem (1896) lxxv.Burnmouth Ferry etc.; Report of excursion, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1890) lv.Callander, J. Robertson; Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair XI (1794) 602.Callander and Ben Ledi; Report of excursion, Journal of Botany IX (1871) 26; Ben Lawers & Glen Lyon, loco citato 27.(Cham a Creag) Notice of botanical excursions made in 1872 & 1873; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI(1873) 513.Cam Chreag; Report of excursion to, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series III (1891?) liii.Cam Chreag and Beinn Doireann; Alpine excursion to, E. R. Burden Annals of the Andersonian Naturalists’ Society (1893)71.page 377.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Gentiana nivalis from Cam Creag; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1895) 283.Myosotis alpestris on Cam Chreag; W. Craig Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) xvii.Carr; Report of an excursion to Glen, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxv.Comrie and its environment; G. Gilfillan & J. Bryce [c. 1850]*; 1872*.Comrie; Notice of plants found in the neighbourhood of, D. P. Maclagan Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1858) 23.Carex laevigata near Comrie; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions IV (1908)clxxiii.Cephalanthera longifolia (as ensifolia) near Comrie; A. Buchan Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1859) 243.Ferns of the Comrie district; List of the British, J. J. Macdonald Edinburgh Field Naturalists’ and Microscopical Society VI(1908) 19.(Craig Chailleach) Botanical excursions; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1871) 71.Sagina intermedia (as nivalis) on Craig Chailleach; Report of excursion, Journal of Botany IX (1871) 26.Dalmally plants in 1910; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany XLIX (1911) 191.Dunbarney, 1842; A. Cumming New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 798.Dunkeld Woods and Birnam Hill; Visit to, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 101; IV (1860) 258.Dunkeld: its straths and glens; [c. M'Lean] ; new edition 1865; an edition 1879*.Dunkeld; Report of an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1890) lxii.Dunkeld: an ancient city; E. Stewart (1926), botany C. Mackintosh 120.Dupplin Loch; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1893) cliv.Falloch; A visit to the source of the river, J. R. Lee Glasgow Naturalist VII (1915) 65.Falls of Ample; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxix.Farrochil and Moness Falls; Report of botanical excursions ... 1868, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh X (1869)25.Forteviot, 1843; R. J. Robertson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1173.Forteviot and Invermay; Account of botanical excursion. J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1866) 507; referenceJournal of Botany IV (1866) 368.(Lithospermum officinale and Astragalus uralensis, Forteviot) Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair XX (1798) 120.Fortingall, 1838; R. Macdonald New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 544.Fortingall; The Scottish Alpine Botany Club excursion, 1927; J. J. M. L. Aiken Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXX (1928)49.Fortingall, Glen Lyon and district; Guide to, W. Cowan 1936*; ii, (1937).Agrimonia odorata, (Fortingall and Comrie); E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany LIII (1915) 338.Glenartney; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) x.Glenfarg; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1894)xiii; W. Barclay loco citato xxx; III (1900) lviii.Cystopteris fragilis var. interrupta Wollaston, exhibit from Glen Farg; J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865)248.Draba muralis in Edinburghshire (and Glen Farg); A. C. Christie Journal of Botany XXXVIII (1900) 279.Lonicera caprifolium in Perthshire (Glen Farg); A. C. Christie Journal of Botany XXXVI (1898) 275.Rosa involuta Sm., at Glenfarg; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1894)xxxviii.Viscaria vulgaris (as Lychnis viscaria) and Scrophularia vernalis at Glenfarg; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of NaturalSciences Proceedings and Transactions IV (1905) xlix.Grampians, also v.c. 89, 90, 92, 94, 96-8.Grampian Mountains; The scenery of the, G. F. Robson 1819, botany -. Stuart.(Grampians) Guide to the Highlands ... of Scotland; G. & P. Anderson 1834; [ii], 1842; iii, 1850; iv, II 1863, 415.Grampians viewed in their relations to altitude; The plants of the, H. C. Watson London Journal of Botany I (1842) 50, 241.Grampians; The, J. Nield Oldham Microscopical and Field Club (1877) 1*.Invermay; Report of excursion to, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1897)cxxvi.page 377b.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Kenmore, 1838; D. Duff New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 457.Hieracium pulmonarioides from Kenmore and Carex microglochin from Glen Lyon; W. E. Evans Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XXIX (1924) iii.Killiecrankie; Report of an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1891) xc, with a list of species of which white-flowered forms have been seen in Perthshire.(Killin district) Account of botanical excursions .., R. Graham Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh I (1840)19.Killin; Manuscript list, H. C. W. 1841, no. 31; and 1832, no. 49, Local list, H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic GardensKew.Killin, 1843; W. Hooker New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1082.Killin district; Notice of botanical excursions in 1873; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1874) 61; in 1875,(1876) 449.Killin district; Notice of a trip with the Scottish Alpine Botany Club, W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of Edinburgh XIV (1881)xvii; W. Craig ibidem XVI (1886) 352; C. Stuart ibidem XIX (1893) 548; in 1897, W. Craig ibidem XXI (1898) 104;in 1900, D. Paul ibidem XXII (1901) 40; A. Cowan ibidem XXIII (1906) 165; for 1907, XXIII (1908) 323; in 1912,XXVI (1913) 144.Killin in 1887; Report on excursion of E. S. U. N. to, R. H. Meldrum Scottish Naturalist IX (1887) 147; East of ScotlandUnion of Naturalists’ Societies (1888) 7.Killin district; Report of excursion to, J. Stirton Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1887) lx.Killin; Report of excursions on hills near, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1887) ii.Bartsia alpina near Killin; W. Gourlie junior Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh 4 & 5 (1841) 62.Calamagrostis (as Deyeuxia) neglecta (Loch Tay); Rediscovery of, G. C. Druce Scottish Naturalist IX (1888) 350; (as strictavar. borealis Hartm.) in Scotland, A. Bennett Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVII (1889) 416; (as borealis), G. C.Druce Journal of Botany XXVII (1889) 117; (as Deyeuxia stricta var. borealis Laest.) extinction Killin, XXXV(1897) 491; idem Annals of Scottish Natural History (1899) 59; at Loch Tay (as C. neglecta var. borealis), report ofcommittee Cotteswold Naturalists’ Field Club (1903) *; reprint Nature Notes XIV (1903) 118.Carex grahamii from Ben Cruichben, Killin; J. H. Balfour Phytologist II (1847) 776.Centaurea jacea from near Killin; G. E. Smith report of Botanical Society of Edinburgh exhibit, Phytologist IV (1853) 997.Equisetum arvense var. alpestre Wahlb., from Killin; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1897)374.(Gentiana nivalis near Killin) New localities; Journal of Botany X (1872) 338; XI (1873) 94.Subularia aquatica from Loch Lairig-eala, Killin; D. A. Boyd Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1894?)143.Woodsia alpina (as hyperborea) near Killin; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series IV (1894) 131.Kincardine Glen; Report of excursion, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1893) clix.Kincraigie Burn; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) xii.Lochan na Lairige; Report of alpine Section excursion to, J. G. Roger Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXVII (1959) 293.Lochearnhead; Manuscript list, H. C. W. [died 1881], no 30; Local list, H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Prunus domestica on Loch Earn; P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1887) liv.(Glen Lyon) Botanical excursions in July and August 1870; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1871) 74.Lyon; Report from the botanical camp committee on the flora of Glen, W. Watson & J. M. Macfarlane Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XVI (1886) 481.Lyon; Some botanical notes from Glen, M. Lunan Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions IX (1937) 195.Machany Burn; Report of an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1890) lxii.Maol Ghaordie; Report of an excursion to, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsIV (1908) clxxi.Sagina saginoides (as linnaei) [discovered on Moel Ghyrdy by G. Don 1790]; A. A. Dallman North Western Naturalist XXIII1948 (1951) 160.Meall Chuirn; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1890) lviii.Methven, 1837; R. Wilson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 145.Methven; Bog of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series IV (1860) 14.page 378.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Methven; A day's botanising near, F. B. White Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 330.Methven Bog; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxix.Scheuchzeria palustris from Methven Bog; F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1861) 201; note of damage bygulls, Research I (1889) 127.Moncrieffe; The hill of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 324.Moncrieffe ... Hill; Account of [J. H.] Balfour's trip to, J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1860) 424.Moncrieffe Hill; Plants of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series VI (1862) 232.Arenaria balearica, (Moncrieffe); J. Sim Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 32.(Doronicum plantagineum and Anchusa sempervirens) Plants of Moncrieffe Hill; J. W. Crowe Phytologist, New Series III(1859) 221.Monivard, and Stravan, 1842; J. Ferguson New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 723.Muir of Thorn, Murthly; Report of excursion to, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1902) cvii.Murthly; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions I(1890) lvi.Murthly; Botanical notes from, J. W. H. Trail Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions II (1895) 127.Muthill, 1837; J. Walker New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 317.Rannoch; Notes on the flora of, F. B. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1868) 252; Journal of Botany VI (1868) 94.Rannoch; Berries and Heaths of, ‘A Snowdrop' [J. E. Cross] 1881; review A. W. B., Nature XXIV (1881) 355; Anon. ScottishNaturalist VI (1881) 191.Loch Rannoch; Report of excursion, M. S. Campbell Botanical Exchange Club XIII (1948) 218.Scheuchzeria palustris on Rannoch Moor; G. W. Scarth Annals of Scottish Natural History (1910) 253; Botanical Society ofEdinburgh XXIV (1911) xxxviii; Scottish Botanical Review I (1912) 118.Redgorton, 1837; W. Liston New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 167.St. Fillans; marked London Catalogue edition vi, Misses Worsley & Cerf 1872; no. 179, County Catalogue H. C. Watsonlibrary Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.St. Fillans to Comrie; Report of excursion, H. Coates Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsIII (1903) cxl.St. Fillans; Annals of, A. Porteus 1912, botany 36.Schiehallion and neighbourhood; Notes on the flora of, R. Kidston 1881; reprint of paper read Stirling Field Club.Schiehallion and the neighbourhood of the Tummel Bridge; On the flora of, R. Kidston Natural History Society of Glasgow V(1882) 161.Lycopodium issleri (Rouy) Lawalrée (Schiehallion); Un lycopode ardennais méconnu, A. Lawalrée Bulletin de la SociétéRoyal de Botanique de Belgique XC (1957) 109; abstract Proceedings of the Botanical Society of the British Isles III(1959) 204.Melampyrum pratense var. purpureum C. J. Hartm. (on Schiehallion); C. E. Salmon Journal of Botany LIII (1915) 177.Shee; Report of excursion to Little Glen, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1896) lxxvii.Skiach; Report of an excursion to Loch, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxv.(Sow of Athole) Account of excursions ... 1864; [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 246; referenceJournal of Botany III (1865) 167.Sow of Atholl; Report of excursion to the, W. B. Boyd Botanical Society of Edinburgh XIV (1883) cxiii.Sow of Atholl; Report of excursion to the, R. H. Meldrum Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions IV (1905) xlix.Sow of Atholl; The Scottish Alpine Botany Club excursion 1935, R. M. Adam Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXII (1936)245, tt. IV-VI.Alchemilla connivens from Dalnaspidal and A. tenuis from the Sow of Atholl; C. E. Salmon (exhibit 1926) Proceedings of theLinnean Society of London (1927) 11.(Phyllodoce, as Menziesia, caerulea on the Sow of Athole); W. T. Dyer communicated British Association Edinburgh 1871;reference Journal of Botany IX (1871) 279; A. C. Christie Nature XVIII (1878) 66; G. C. Druce loco citato 116.Spout Barvick etc.; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1889) xxxvi.Strathbaan to Trochie; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxviii.Strathearn; The beauties of upper, [c. Rogers] 1854*; ii, 1860; iii, 1870, botany -. Bryce.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Meall nan Tarmachan excursion in 1872; Report Botanical Society of Edinburgh 8 May 1873 meeting; reference Journal ofBotany XI (1873) 252.page 378b.Tarmachan; Report of the 1906 excursion of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club, A. Cowan Botanical Society of EdinburghXXIII (1906) 165.(Gentiana nivalis on Meall-nan-Tarmachan); I. B. Balfour exhibit Botanical Society of Edinburgh 11 November 1872;reference Journal of Botany XI (1873) 94.Tay, also v.c. 85, 87C, 89, 90.Tay and Almond; Banks of the, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series IV (1860) 13.Tay, between Perth and the mouth of the Earn; Flora of the right bank of the, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of NaturalSciences Transactions I (1890) 123.(Blechnum alpinum) A new British fern (near Loch Tay); G. B. Wollaston Phytologist, New Series III (1859) 157, 189.Rudbeckia laciniata [and other plants] in Perth (R. Tay); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1905) 248.Thistlebridge, below Stanley; Report of excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions II (1894) vi.Tullybanchar; Report of excursion to, F. B. White Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II(1894) x.Tummel; Report of an excursion along the west bank of the river, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions I (1891) lxxxix; H. Coates ibidem II (1897) cxxix.Tummel; The Scottish Alpine Botany Club excursion, 1936 Loch, R. M. Adam Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXII(1937) 373; tt. xxvi-xxvii.Ranunculus reptans in Mid Perth (Loch Tummel); G. C. Druce Annals of Scottish Natural History (1905) 247.Schoenus ferrugineus from Loch Tummel, exhibit 1885; A. Bennett Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London (1886) 83;in Britain, F. B. White Journal of Botany XXIII (1885) 219; two new British plants, H. N. Ridley loco citato 289, t.261; F. B. White Scottish Naturalist VIII (1885) 130; idem Botanical Society of Edinburgh XVI (1886) 282; exhibitfrom Tummelbridge, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series I (1887) lxxxi; J.Brebner Journal of Botany XXXVIII (1900) 87; W. Barclay Annals of Scottish Natural History (1901) 55; idemPerthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III (1901) lxxiii.Turret; Report of an excursion to Glen, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1891) lxxxviii; W. Barclay ibidem IV (1908) clxx.Tyndrum, also v.c. 98.Tyndrum; Notice of botanical excursions ... 1875, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1876) 450.Tyndrum in 1891; Excursion of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club to, W. Craig Botanical Society of Edinburgh XIX (1891)214; in 1894, XX (1895) 374; in 1895, (1896) 481; in 1902, A. Cowan ibidem XXII (1904) 317.Tyndrum; Report of excursion, P. Ewing Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, New Series III (1892) liii; etc.,Glasgow Naturalist VI (1914) 107.Tyndrum; Report of an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxvi.Tyndrum; Report of alpine Section meeting at, J. G. Roger Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXVII (1959) 294.West Perth.Suggested re-arrangement by A. J. Wilmott Botanical Exchange Club XII (1944) 526; E. Armitage Journal of Botany LIII(1915) 218; W. Barclay loco citato 250; Glasgow Naturalist IX (1931) 93.87F. Forth drainage area.87C. Clyde (or Falloch) drainage area.87Cla. Clackmannan.Perth; West, v.c. 87.(West Perth) Memorials journal, .. of C. C. Babington; A. M. B[abington] 1897, 126.Dollar Glen; Report of an excursion to, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions III(1899) vi.Ochills near Alloa, 1841; Manuscript list no. 34, Loc. List, H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Ochillshire; marked London Catalogue edition iii, J. T. Syme [1851], no. 177, County Catalogue H. C. Watson library RoyalBotanic Gardens Kew.Perth; West, (Forth) v.c. 87F.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)(West Perth) Highland botany; A. Macalister Phytologist, New Series VI (1862) 289.West Perth plants; W. M. Rogers Journal of Botany XXXIV (1896) 479.Ajuga reptans; A very pale ash-coloured variety of, W. W. Smith Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIII (1906) 196, [v.c.?].Butomus umbellatus, Seggieden; exhibit, J. Sim Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1871) 85.Centaurea pratensis, Forgandenny; J. Sadler Botanical Society of Edinburgh XI (1871) 84.Centunculus minimus from Loch Watson, near Doune; A. Buchan Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1859) 160.page 379.Cystopteris fragilis var. interrupta Wollaston (Glen Farg); Report of Botanical Society of Edinburgh meeting, The NaturalistI (1865) 317.Elatine hexandra from Loch Voil; W. Cameron Botanical Society of Edinburgh IX (1867) 49; reference Journal of Botany IV(1866) 393.(Hieracium) Hieracia; Strathearn, J. C. Melvill Journal of Botany XXX (1892) 242, [Melville says v.c. 87].Juncus castaneus, Cruach Ardran; F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsI (1891) xciii.Melilotus alba (as leucantha) from Dunblane; J. M'Laren Botanical Society of Edinburgh 8 November 1849; report BotanicalGazette I (1849) 324.(Meum) Pharmaco-Botanologia; P. Blair 1728, 317.Pimpinella major (as magna) from the banks of the Teith; report of Botanical Society of Edinburgh meeting, 11 November1847, Phytologist III (1848) 59; T. R. A. Briggs†, W. M. Rogers Journal of Botany XXIX (1891) 104.(Potentilla intermedia L., as opaca, from Balquhidder) Description of rare native plants found in Scotland chiefly by the lateG. Don; D. Don Wernerian Natural History Society III (1821) 294.Rubus nessensis (as sub-erectus), Loch Voil; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions II (1898) clvii.Vicia bithynica in Perthshire; A. M. Smith Journal of Botany LXVI (1928) 177.Aberfoyle, P. Graham; Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair X (1784) 118.Aberfoyle, 1843; R. C. Graham New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1154.Aberfoyle; Report of excursion to, A. B. Steele Edinburgh Field Naturalists’ and Microscopical Society VI (1912) 454.Am Binnein or Ben A'an; Report of alpine Section excursion to, J. G. Roger Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXXIX (1960)120.Ben Ledi; Notes of a botanical ramble on, Anon. Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 378; J. Backhouse ibidem VI (1862) 30.Ben Ledi ... 1860; Account of a botanical trip to, J. H. Balfour Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal XIV (1861) 158; idemBotanical Society of Edinburgh VII (1861) 165; Pass of Leny, Loch Lubnaig and, XI (1871) 68.(Ben Ledi and Inchmahome) Edinburgh and Glasgow to Stirling, Doune, Callander ...; W. Keddie [1865] 19, 28.Ben Ledi; Exhibit of plants, A. White Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1866) 461.(Ben Ledi; Excursion of British Association 10 August 1871 to,) Journal of Botany IX (1871) 316.(Ben Ledi, Loch Vennachar and Ben A'an) The Scotch Arran; G. C. Druce Science-Gossip XI (1875) 178.(Ben Ledi) The botanical excursion; J. S. Blackie in Lays of the colleges 1886, 61.Juncus triglumis and Cornus suecica on Ben Ledi; W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions III (1900) xlviii.(Ben Venue) Scottish summit, I; P. Inchbald The Naturalist I (1865) 302.Blackford; List of plants … neighbourhood of, A. Buchan Botanical Society of Edinburgh V (1858) 162.Bridge of Allan the Airthrey Spa; A week at, C. Roger 1852; ii, *; iii, *; iv, *; v, 1855; vi, 1856.Bridge of Allan Spa; Farie's guide to the, G. Farie 1856, 32.Ledum palustre near Bridge of Allan; On the occurrence of, A. Buchan Botanical Society of Edinburgh VI (1858) 137; aslatifolium, R. Paterson ibidem XIII (1877) xxiii; T. King Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings, NewSeries II (1890) xxxvi; in Stirlingshire and Perthshire, J. Shearer ibidem III (1892) 251; in Scotland, A. BennettJournal of Botany XXXII (1894) 274; LXIII (1925) 148.Neottia, Pyrola minor and Paris, from Bridge of Allan; J. R. Matthews Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIX (1926) xxiv.Callander, J. Robertson; Statistical Account of Scotland, J. Sinclair XI (1794) 602.Callander, 1841; Manuscript list, H. C. W. no. 32, Loc. List H. C. Watson library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Callander; P. Robertson New Statistical Account of Scotland X(1845) 353.Callander; Report of excursion to, Natural History Society of Glasgow, New Series V (1899) 275.Chaerophyllum aureum ... Callander in 1907; J. Fraser Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXV (1910) xxxi; in Britain, G. C.Druce Journal of Botany XLIX (1911) 117; and Erinus alpinus, Kilmahog Bridge, report of Callander meeting, E. P.Beattie Proceedings of the Botanical Society of the British Isles III (1959) 232.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Castle Campbell Glen; Notice of botanical excursions … 1869; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh X (1870) 342.Clackmannan and Kinross; J. P. Day 1915. Cambridge County Geography.Dollar Glen; Report on an excursion to, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxv.page 379b.Chenopodium bonus-henricus from Dollar; T. King Natural History Society of Glasgow Proceedings III (1891?) xxxv.Forth, also v.c. 82-85, 86F, 87C1.Forth counties; marked London Catalogue edition vi, I. B. Balfour, no. 171, County Catalogue H. C. Watson [died 1881]library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Forth from Aberfoyle to the Isle of May; The dictionary of the, D. Pollock 1891; 1893, botany J. A. Thomson 55.Forth and Tweed; Topographical Botany of the river basins, J. W. H. Trail Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXII (1904) 277.Fossoway and Tulliebole, 1843; P. Brydie New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1019.Invermay; Plants of, J. Sim Phytologist, New Series V (1861) 269.Ketturin, The Trossachs, etc.; Lumsden & Son's Guide to the romantic scenery of Loch Lomond, Loch, J. Lumsden & Sonpublisher *; [ii], 1835.(Circaea alpina, Loch Katrine) Observations on a tour through the Highlands; T. Garnett 2 volumes 1800, II, 176.Erica vagans, (Loch Katrine); J. W. Oliver Science-Gossip XIII (1877) 18.(Lubnaig; Loch, etc.) Botanical reminiscences; J. Rose The Naturalist III (1853) 92.Lubnaig; Report of an excursion to Loch, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1892) cxxix.Charophytes collected at Lochs Lubnaig and Vennachar and on Umbilicus rupestris (as Cotyledon umbilicus) found nearLoch Vennachar; N. J. G. Smith Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Transactions VII (1923) 268.Isoetes echinospora, Loch Lubnaig and Pass of Leny; F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural SciencesProceedings and Transactions I (1888) xxiii.Nitella spanioclema Groves & Bullock-Webster, Loch Lubnaig; -. Smith N. Annan. N. G. J. (1921) *.Oenanthe pimpinelloides (Loch Lubnaig); report Botanical Society of Edinburgh 8 December 1870, A. Buchan ScottishNaturalist I (1871) 59.Menteith; Report of excursion to Lake of, W. Barclay Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and TransactionsII (1894) xxxv.Ochills; Report of excursion to the, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1891) lxxxviii; south flank, ibidem II (1894) vii; loco citato xiv.Port of Menteith, undated. P. Graham New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1099.Queen Elizabeth forest park guide; J. Walton Editor, 1954, botany D. Patton 12.Rumbling Bridge; List of plants found near, J. H. Balfour & F. B. White Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal XVIII (1863)327*.(Stob Binnein) Account of excursions ... 1864; [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1865) 246.(Draba rupestris, Stob Binnein) Notice of botanical excursions ... 1863; [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII(1864) 183.Salix herbacea, (Stob Binnein); Highways and byways in the Central Highlands, S. Gordon 1949, 68.Perth; West, (Clyde) v.c. 87C.(West Perth, Clyde) Notes on Highland plants; E. Marshall & F. J. Hanbury Journal of Botany XXVIII (1890) 179; in 1890,XXIX (1891) 108.Ben Oss; Excursion of the Scottish Alpine Botany Club … in 1894; W. Craig Botanical Society of Edinburgh XX (1895) 377,[v.c.?].Clydesdale, also v.c. 75-77, 86K, 98-101.Clyde area; The flora of the, J. R. Lee 1933; review, J. R. Matthews Journal of Botany LXXI (1933) 202; A. A. D[allman]North Western Naturalist VIII (1933) 168; W. H. Pearsall Botanical Exchange Club X (1934) 489.Clydesdale; Plant recording in, R. Mackechnie Glasgow Naturalist XVIII (1958) 3.Clydesdale Naturalists' Society *.(Fraxinus) The Ash trees of the Clyde drainage area; J. Renwick & J. M'Kay Glasgow Naturalist III (1911) 105.Falloch; A visit to the source of the river, J. R. Lee Glasgow Naturalist VII (1915) 65.(Glen Falloch) Scottish Highland plants observed in 1914; E. S. Marshall Journal of Botany LIII (1915) 158.Carum verticillatum (in Glen Falloch); I. M. Roper Journal of Botany LXVII (1929) 283; C. E. Salmon ibidem LXVIII(1930) 121.(Juncus tenuis in Glen Falloch); A. Bennett Journal of Botany LIII (1915) 218, 250.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520

N. D. Simpson’s Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960)Perth; West, (Clackmannan) v.c. 87Cla.Clackmannan, and Fife; Notes of an excursion ... Kinross, H. Macmillan Phytologist, New Series II (1857) 225; to SalineHills, Kinross and, loco citato 258.page 380.Clackmannan; Notice of botanical excursions in 1873, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh XII (1874) 55.Clackmannan; Proposed flora of, J. R. & T. Drummond; reference Nature XII (1875) 503.Clackmannan and Kinross; J. P. Day 1915. Cambridge County Geography.(Epilobium alsinifolium x obscurum, Burn of Sorrow) Two hybrid Epilobia new to Britain; E. S. Marshall Journal of BotanyXXXIII (1895) 106.Alloa, 1840-1; W. Brodie New Statistical Account of Scotland VIII (1845) 15.Alloa and Menstrie Glen; Report of excursion, [J. H.] Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh VIII (1864) 202.Alloa Society of Natural History, Science and Archaeology 1862. Annual Proceedings 1802- 1862- *. A review of theSociety's doings 1863-1900, A. Wilson [1900] *.Castle Campbell Glen; Glenquay Moss and, J. J. M. L. Aiken History of the Berwick Naturalists’ Club XXI (1910) 211.Culross; A. B. Duncan New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 598.Culross and Tulliallan; D. Beveridge 1885, 2 volumes Culross; Report of an excursion to, A. B. Steele Edinburgh FieldNaturalists’ and Microscopical Society VI (1912) 455.Cirsium setosum M. Bieb., (Culross); C. C. B[abington] Annals and Magazine of Natural History XIII (1844) 309; asCarduus, [A.] Dewar exhibit Botanical Society of London 6 December 1844, reference ibidem XIV (1844) 611; idemProceedings of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh (1845) 5.Hyoscyamus niger var. pallidus W. & K., from Culross Abbey; H. F. Tagg Botanical Society of Edinburgh XXIII (1907) 248.Dollar, 1841; A. Mylne New Statistical Account of Scotland VIII (1845) 92.Dollar; Plants growing about ... 1853, J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Edinburgh 8 December 1853; report Phytologist V(1854) 29.Dollar and Castle Campbell; Report of excursion, A. B. Steele Edinburgh Field Naturalists’ and Microscopical Society VI(1911) 376.Forth, also v.c. 82-85, 86F, 87F.Forth counties; marked London Catalogue edition vi, I. B. Balfour, no. 171, County Catalogue H. C. Watson [died 1881]library Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Forth from Aberfoyle to the Isle of May; The dictionary of the, D. Pollock 1891; 1893, botany J. A. Thomson 55.Forth below Alloa; Shores of the river, F. B. White, address Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings andTransactions I (1891) xciv.Kincardine in Monteith, 1844; A. Gray New Statistical Account of Scotland X (1845) 1254.Tillicoultry, 1841; H. Anderson New Statistical Account of Scotland VIII (1845) 70.* not seen by abstractors. Cited page numbers refer to original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco citato, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. There are probably 2-3 errors per page, correctionsand additions up to 1958 welcome. pdf created T. Rich 3/200520