Copy 1, Volume 1

The botanist's guide through England and Wales / By Dawson Turner and Lewis Weston Dillwyn.

  • Dawson Turner
Date:
1805
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Credit: The botanist's guide through England and Wales / By Dawson Turner and Lewis Weston Dillwyn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Abundant in Anglesea, panicularly along the sea coast. Rev. H. Davies, Asparagus officinalis. Sands at Elanfaelog. Id. var. /3. Near the pool at Llanfaelog. Lhwyd. Rum EX sanguineus. Woods above Baron Hill. Rev. H. Davies. Alisma ranuncidoides. Very common in Anglesea. Polygonum minus. AberfFraw common; and elsewhere in the county. Sap ON ARIA offrcinalis. Hedges at Llangadwalader, and other places. CucuBALUS haccifer. Gathered in hedges in An- glefea, and communicated to Dr. Richard- ' son. Ray. Rev. H. Davies never found it. (This fpecies is not annual, * as Bing- ley alferts, as I have a plant now living, which has been in my polfeflion feventeen years. Mr. Griffilh.') angUca. Not uncommon in this county. Rev. H. Davies. Arenaria tenuifolia. On an Island in Llanddwyn, near Newborough. Bwgley. Euphorbiaportlandica. In feveral places in the south west coast. Rev. H, Davies. •j- Roaa tomentosa. Not rare in this county. Id. * It is markedby Withering, Smith, &c. •f- Another species of Rose, not yet, I believe, noticed by aay author, has been found in this county by the Rev. H. Davies, but he has not mentioned the exadt habitat, and the specimens in my pos- Id. Id. Id.
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