Morton, Natural History of Northamptonshire, (Hist.)
Murray, The Northern Flora, Part I. (North. Fl.)
Neill, Tour in Orkney and Shetland, (Tour.)
Nicholson, Annals of Kendal, (Annals.)

Otley, Guide to the Lakes, (Otley's Guide.)

Paget, Natural History of Yarmouth, (Hist. Yar.)

Pamplin, A Catalogue of Plants indigenous in Battersea,

(Indig.)

Patrick, Description of the Indigenous Plants of Lanarkshire, (Lan.)

Perry, Plantæ Varvicenses, (Var.)

Purton, Midland Flora, (Midl. Fl.)

Relhan, Flora Cantabrigiensis, (Fl. Cant.)

Sibthorp, Flora Oxoniensis, (Fl. Oxon.)

Smith, Catalogue of Plants in South Kent, (S. K.)
Smith, English Flora, (Eng. Fl.)

Sowerby, Supplement to English Botany, (Eng. Bot. Supp.)
Turner and Dillwyn, The Botanist's Guide, (B. G.)
Walker, Flora of Oxfordshire, and neighbouring counties,
(Walk. Oxf.)

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Winch, Contributions to the Flora of Cumberland, (Contr.)
Flora of Northumberland and Durham, (N. D.)
Woodforde, Catalogue of Plants in the neighbourhood of
Edinburgh, (Edin.)

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