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Page 388
... species , by making a series of local lists from such data as were within reach , was the first and most desired The other use of the compilation , as a guide - book to the localities , was a second and secondary object , easily ...
... species , by making a series of local lists from such data as were within reach , was the first and most desired The other use of the compilation , as a guide - book to the localities , was a second and secondary object , easily ...
Page 389
... species . And since the work was designed to shew both the localities and areas of all species entitled to be called rare , with reference to Britain in general , it became necessary to mention them in all the counties within which I ...
... species . And since the work was designed to shew both the localities and areas of all species entitled to be called rare , with reference to Britain in general , it became necessary to mention them in all the counties within which I ...
Page 390
... species , - Habenaria viridis and Pinguicula vulgaris , for example , have been excluded , which are as well entitled to be called rare , as are others which have been admitted , examples of which occur in Clematis Vitalba and Tamus ...
... species , - Habenaria viridis and Pinguicula vulgaris , for example , have been excluded , which are as well entitled to be called rare , as are others which have been admitted , examples of which occur in Clematis Vitalba and Tamus ...
Page 391
... species which ought to have been admitted , namely , Inula Helenium and Potamogeton heterophyllus ; the former rejected as occurring in ten out of twelve Floras used for the comparisons , and the latter having been accidentally omitted ...
... species which ought to have been admitted , namely , Inula Helenium and Potamogeton heterophyllus ; the former rejected as occurring in ten out of twelve Floras used for the comparisons , and the latter having been accidentally omitted ...
Page 392
... species , though really found to be common when sought for . We have examples in Tragopogon major ( identical with T. pratensis of British authors , ) Veronica polita ( confused with V. agrestis , and almost equally common , ) Enanthe ...
... species , though really found to be common when sought for . We have examples in Tragopogon major ( identical with T. pratensis of British authors , ) Veronica polita ( confused with V. agrestis , and almost equally common , ) Enanthe ...
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Aberdeen abundant alpina Argyle authority Avon Banks Berw Berwick Bloxam Brands Bridge C. C. Babington Castle Clova Clyde CNICUS coast Common Comp COTYLEDON Umbilicus Dickie Dumbarton east Edin Edinburgh Edition Elgin Excurs field Fife Flora Forbes Forfar Frequent garden Glen Glen Isla Glot Gordon ground Guide H. W. sp hedge Hill Hist Hooker House Howitt Inverness Island Isle J. C. Collins Lanark lane Lees localities Loch Lower Macnab maritima maritimum Marsh Meadows mentioned miles Mill Moor Mountains N. D. Add North Nott officinalis opposite Orkney Pamplin Park Perth places plants Poole probably rare Refer Renfrew river road road-side Rocks Ross Rosshire S. P. Woodward sand Scot shore side species specimen station Stirling summit Sutherland Tour vols W. A. Bromfield W. H. Coleman Walk walls Wood
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| Title | The New Botanist's Guide to the Localities of the Rarer Plants of Britain, Volume 2 The New Botanist's Guide to the Localities of the Rarer Plants of Britain, Hewett Cottrell Watson |
| Author | Hewett Cottrell Watson |
| Publisher | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1837 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Apr 2008 |
| Length | 674 pages |
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