LIST OF FLOWERING PLANTS 295
Lactuca Scariola L. ; Abundant locally ; no doubt this is
"Garden Lettuce " run wild.
Tragopogon pratense L. var. minus. Goats-beard. One plant.
Solanaceae.
Solanum nigrum L. ; Black Nightshade. Several plants. S.
Dulcamara L. ; Bittersweet. Several plants.
Plantaginea.
Plantago major L ; Greater Plantain. Very abundant along
footpaths.
P. lanceolata L. ; Ribwort Plantain. Frequent.
Chenopodiaceae.
Chenopodium album L. ; Fat Hen. Scattered on disturbed
ground.
Atriplex patula L. ; Common Orache. A few plants.
Polygonaceae.
Rumex obtusifolius L. ; Broad-leaved Dock. Scattered
plants.
R. pulcher L. ; Fiddle Dock. A few plants.
R. crispus L. ; Curled Dock. Scattered plants.
R. Acetosa L. ; Sorrel. Scattered plants.
Euphorbiaceae.
Mercurialis annua L. ; Annual Mercury. A single plant.
SALICACEAE.
Salix Caprea L. ; Sallow. Besides several old-established
bushes, a seedling has appeared 60 yards away on open ground.
Several seedling Birches and a young Grey Poplar have appeared
near it, and many seedling Oaks.
Juncaceae.
Juncus effusus L. ; Common Rush. Abundant locally.
var. conglomeratus L. ; Abundant locally.
J. bufonius L. : Toad Rush. One plant.
Cyperaceae.
Carex leporina L. ; Oval Sedge. Several scattered colonies ;
this species also occurs south of Bush Road.
Gramineae.
Phleum pratense L. ; Timothy Grass. Local.
Agrostis vulgaris Withering ; Fine Bent-Grass. Very abun-
dant.
Holcus mollis L. ; Soft Grass. Abundant.
Deschampsia flexuosa Trin. ; Waved Hair-Grass. A single
colony.
Poa pratensis L. Smooth Meadow-grass. Abundant.