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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
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