N. D. Simpson's Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960) 20
N. D. Simpson's Bibliographic Index to the British Flora (1960) 20
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N. D. Simpson’s <strong>Bibliographic</strong> <strong>Index</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>British</strong> <strong>Flora</strong> (<strong>1960</strong>)(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 <strong>British</strong>, C. C. Babing<strong>to</strong>n 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 ace<strong>to</strong>sa (as Ace<strong>to</strong>sa 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 <strong>the</strong> 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) <strong>20</strong>6.Trifolium agrarium as a probable <strong>British</strong> plant; F. B. W. White Scottish Naturalist VII (1884) 178.Veronica peregrina at Perth; J. Sim Phy<strong>to</strong>logist, New Series IV (1860) 269.(Viola) On some of <strong>the</strong> <strong>British</strong> Pansies; J. G. Baker Journal of Botany I (1863) 11; V. lepida, loco cita<strong>to</strong> 144.Athole highlands; Benjie's guide <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong>, [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 <strong>the</strong> 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 <strong>to</strong> Kilmun, Ardenenny and Loch Eck, 1845; J. H. Balfour Botanical Society of Glasgow *;Phy<strong>to</strong>logist II (1845) 353.Grampians, v.c. 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 96, 98.Grampian mountains; A botanical excursion <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong>, T. Rogers Manchester Botanical Association 1876; reprint 1877.Scone; The wood of, J. Sim Phy<strong>to</strong>logist, 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 <strong>the</strong> river-shingles, F. B. W. White Scottish Naturalist X (1890) 290.Tay; Natural his<strong>to</strong>ry of <strong>the</strong> banks of <strong>the</strong>, (flowering plants) F. B. W. White† Edi<strong>to</strong>r W. Barclay Perthshire Society of NaturalSciences Transactions II (1895) 50.Tay basin; Plant associations of <strong>the</strong>, R. Smith Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedings and Transactions II (1898)<strong>20</strong>0; 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 <strong>the</strong> 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. Mat<strong>the</strong>ws New Phy<strong>to</strong>logist 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 <strong>the</strong> BotanicalSociety of Edinburgh I (1840) 19.(East Perth) From Inverness or Glasgow <strong>to</strong> ... 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 His<strong>to</strong>ry Societyof Glasgow Transactions II (1890) 111.Perth <strong>to</strong> Den of Pitroddie; Report of excursion <strong>to</strong>, F. B. White address, Perthshire Society of Natural Sciences Proceedingsand Transactions I (1892) cxxiii.* not seen by abstrac<strong>to</strong>rs. Cited page numbers refer <strong>to</strong> original volume. ibidem, same journal, or author and journal. idem, same author.loco cita<strong>to</strong>, same journal as previously cited. For full explanation see Introduction. 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