24 A REPORT ON THE FLOWERING PLANTS
R. drouetii, Schultz, in a dyke on the marshes near Walton Hall.
R. baudotii, Godron. Pond near Mersea Strood, and dyke on
marshes near Walton Hall.
In addition to the above, the following localities for Batrachian
Ranunculi have been given to me by the Rev. J. D. Gray :—
R. circinatus, Sibthorp. Common in the Stour.
R. peltatus, Fr. var. penicillatus. Millstream at Nayland.
R. baudotii, Godron. Catawade-on-the-Stour. Var. confusus,
Dovercourt.
R. tricophyllus, Chaix. Millstream near Nayland.
R. hederaceus, L. In a ditch at Braiswick, and has been found
by Miss M. Gripper on Layer Heath, and at the edge of a pond at
Walton-on-the-Naze.
Eranthis hyemalis, Salisb. Occurred some years since on
the Stour at Mistley in Essex, but I have not been able to visit the
station recently. It also grows just over the border of the county, at
Stoke in Suffolk.
Papaver somniferum, L. Recorded by Rev. J. D. Gray at
Clacton-on-sea.
Corydalis lutea, DC. Occasionally found upon old walls in our
district.
Fumaria pallidiflora, Jordan. At Wrabness (1885).
Lepidium draba, L. Found at the Hythe, Colchester, by
Mons. Tempere, in 1877.
Reseda lutea, L. Has been found at Lexden by Miss Folkard;
it is probably a chance introduction.
Silene Otites, Sm. On several walls in Colchester, but it was
introduced by local lepidopterists, as food for their caterpillars.
Stellaria media, With., var. neglecta. This form has been found
in the High Woods near Colchester.
Linum usitatissimum, L. Occurs plentifully in the railway
cutting near Marks Tey, but the plant is no doubt an introduction.