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[Ophioglossum vulgatum. Adders-tongue; in moist]
meadows and pastures; at Helsfel Nab near
Kendal.
Ophrys cordata. Leafy Twayblade; on moist mountainous
heaths, especially of a turfy soil everywhere.
--- muscifera. Fly Orchis; in Barrowfield wood
and in the marle close near Brigstear-moss.
--- Nidus avis. Bird's-nest; on the side of a lane
near Honeybee Yate near Kendal.
Ornithogalum luteum. Yellow Star of Bethlehem; in
meadows and pastures: near Kendal.
Orhithopus perpusillus. Bird's-foot; among the
tenters at Kendal.
Osmunda crispa. Stone Fern; on rocks: frequent.
--- Lunaria. Mooonwort; in mountainous meadows and
pastures: frequent.
--- Lunaria β. Cut-leaved Moonwort; at
Great Strickland.
--- regalis. Flowering Fern or Osmund Royal; on
Brigstear-moss and Underbarrow-moss.
Papaver cambricum. Yellow Welch Poppy; in mountainous
places: about Kendal plentifully and in Kirkby
Lonsdale.
Parnassia palustris. Grass of Parnassus; in moist
meadows, frequent.
Pinguicula vulgaris. Butterwort or Yorkshire Sanicle;
in swampy places.
Poa pratensis β alpina. Alpine meadow Grass;
on the mountains.
Polemonium coeruleum. Greek Valerian or Jacob's
Ladder; on the east side of the river Kent at
Kendal between the Mill-race and
Kirk-dub.
Polygonum Bistorta. Great Bistort or Snakeweed; in
moist meadows, frequent.
--- viviparum. Small Bistort or Snakeweed; in
mountainous meadows: at Crosby Ravensworth, and
elsewhere.
Polypodium Dryopteris. Branched Polypody; in dry
stoney places, frequent.
--- fragile. Brittle Polypody; on old stone walls and
rocks, plentifully.
--- fontanum. Rock Polypody; in stoney places near
Wybourn.
--- fragrans. Sweet Polypody; in moist chinks of
rocks: near Keswick.
--- phegopteris. Wood Polypody; in moist and shady
chinks of rocks everywhere.
--- rhaeticum. Stone Polypody; on stoney mountains
everywhere.
--- Thelypteris. Marsh Fern; in woody and boggy
marshes and in hedges, everywhere.
Patomogeton setaceum. Setaceous Pondweed; in the
ditches on Brigstear-moss.
Primula farinosa. Bird's-eye; in mountainous bogs.
Prunus Padus. Bird's Cherry, Wild Cluster
Cherry-tree, Hedge-berry-tree or Black Grape Cherry; among
the mountains, common.
--- Cerasus β. Least wild Cherry-tree or
Merry-tree; in woods ands hedges: about Rosgill.
Ranunculus acris. Upright meadow Crowfoot; this plant
varies on the tops of the mountains with one or two flowers
on a stalk and with a very hairy large calyx.
--- flammula β. A variety of Lesser Spearwort;
in the marle pits at Burton.
Rhodiola Rosea. Rosewort; on the mountains, frequent.
Ribes nigrum. Black Currants or Squinancy berries; in
moist woods and on banks of rivers.
Ribes rubrum. Commoon Currants; in woods.
Rubus Chamoemorus. Cloud-berries, Knot-berries, or
Dwarf Mulberries; in turfy bogs on the mountains.
--- saxatilis. Stone Bramble or Raspis; among stones
on the sides of mountains.
Rumex digynus. Round-leaved Mountain Sorrel; on the
mountains, frequemt.
--- sanguineus. Bloodwort; in woods: at Old
Hall, and elsewhere.
Salix herbacea. Herbaceous Willow; on the mountains.
--- pentandria. Bay-leaved Sweet Willow; -ditto-
--- reticulata. Round-leaved Willow; -ditto-
Samolus valerandi. Round-leaved Water Pimpernel: on
Brigstear-moss.
Satyrium viride β fuscum. Brown Satyrion; in
Helsfel nab near Kendal.
Saxifraga autumnalis. Yellow autumnal Saxifrage; in
mountains.
--- caespitosa. Small mountain Sengreen; on the
mountains upon Ambleside.
--- hypnoides. Ladies Cushion or Trifid Sengreen; on
the mountainous places.
--- stellaris. Hairy Saxifrage or Kidneywort; or
(sic) Hardknot and Wrenose, by
Buckbarrow-well.
Scandix odorata. Sweet Cicely or Sweet fern; in
hedges and orchards, frequent.
Schoenus albus. White flowered Rush-grass; in
marshes, plentifully.
--- compressus. Compressed Bastard Cyperus or flat
spiked Cyperus-rush; in boggy marshes.
--- ferrugineus. Broad bastard Cyperus or Dwarf marsh
Rush; in turfy bogs.
--- mariscus. Long-rooted Bastard Cyperus; on the
edge of Conzic Tarn near Kendal, plentifully.
Sedum Anglicum. English Stonecrop; on rocks,
Winander meer, and on a few rocks in Lonsdale
and at Rydale.
Serapias latifolia γ palustris. A variety of
Broad-leaved Bastard Hellebore; in marshy places at
Kendal.
--- longifolia. White flowered Bastard Hellebore; in
a wood near Askham hall.
Siphthorpia europaea. Bastard Moneywort; in shady
marshes and near springs and rivulets; about Lonsdale
and Buckbarrow-well.
Solidago cambrica. Welch Golden Rod; on the
mountains.
Sparganium simplex β natans. The least
Bur-reed; in ponds, lakes, and gently-flowing rivers:
everywhere.
Splachnum vasculosum. Common Splachnum; mountainous
and moist heaths everywhere.
Statice Armeria. Common Thrift or Sea Gilly-flower;
in mountainous meadows and on rocks and in meadows near the
sea.
Stellaria nemorum. Broad-leaved Stitchwort or Great
mountain Chickweed; in moist woods and hedges and in banks
of rivers everywhere.
Stipa pennata. Feather-grass; on the limestone rocks
hanging over Lonsdale.
Sisymbrium Nasturtium β. A variety of
Watercresse; in Helsington-Lath dales near
Kendal.
Taxus baccata. Eugh-tree; on the mountains.
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