(J. D. H.) "Near to the European _C. latifolium_." (Ar. Bennett.)

10. *Geranium sanguineum (L.), _var._ Lancastriense (With.).
Lancashire. "A prostrate local form growing out of its native soil in
sand by the sea." (J. D. H.) Mr. Bennett writes: "I have grown _G.
sanguineum_ and its prostrate variety in sand, and neither became
Lancastriense."

11. Genista tinctoria (L.), _var._ humifusa (Dickson). Cornwall. "A
decumbent hairy form confined to the Lizard." (J. D. H.)

12. Cytisus scoparius (Link.), _var._ prostratus (Bailey). Cornwall. "A
prostrate form." (J. D. H.)

13. Anthyllis vulneraria (L.), _var._ ovata (Bab.). Shetland Is. "A
slight variety." (J. D. H.)

14. *Trifolium repens (L.), _var._ Townsendii (Bab.). Scilly Isles. "A
{361} well-marked form by its rose-purple flowers. Confined to the
Scilly Isles." (J. D. H.)

15. *Rosa involuta (Sm.), _var._ Wilsoni. (Borrer.) Wales. "There are a
multitude of forms or varieties of _R. involuta_, and _R. wilsoni_ is
one of the best-marked, found on the Menai Straits and Derry."
(J. D. H.)

16. Rosa involuta _var._ gracilis (Woods). "This is considered by many
as one of the commonest forms of _R. involuta_." (J. D. H.)

17. Rosa involuta _var._ Nicholsoni (Crepin). "Another slight variety
of _R. involuta_." (J. D. H.)

18. Rosa involuta _var._ Woodsiana (Groves). "A Wimbledon Common
variety of _R. villosa_." (J. D. H.)

19. Rosa involuta _var._ Grovesii (Baker). "Mr. Baker thinks this of no
account." (J. D. H.)

20. Rubus echinatus (Lind.). "A variety of the widely spread _R.
Radula_, itself a form of _R. fruticosus_." (J. D. H.)

21. *Rubus longithyrsiger (Lees). "Mr. Baker informs me that this is a
very distinct plant never yet found on the continent." (J. D. H.)

22. Pyrus aria (Sm.) _var._ rupicola (Syme). "A very local form,
confined to Gt. Britain, and owing its characters to its starved
position." (Baker.)

23. Callitriche obtusangula (Le Gall), _var._ Lachii (Warren).
Cheshire. "This is intermediate between two sub-species of _C. verna_."
(J. D. H.)

24. *Oenanthe fluviatilis (Coleman). South of England. "The fluitant
form of _AE. Phellandrium_." (J. D. H.)

25. Anthemis arvensis (L.), _var._ anglica (Spreng). N. Coast of
England. "A maritime form with more fleshy leaves formerly found