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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
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