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SOME ACCOUNT OF CHESHIRE KUBI. 358<br />

what approaching A. setacea, but obviously distinct from it. It is<br />

possible that Eries is not acquainted with trae A. setacea. The A.<br />

montana of Dickson's Hortus Sice. Brit., from " the mountains of Scot-<br />

land," is, however, certainly A. setacea.<br />

It appears then, that Hudson's name remains good, and must stand<br />

as that of the species. The synonymy is as follows :<br />

Aira setacea, Huds. Fl. Aug. ed. i. (1760), p. 30.<br />

A. montana, Huds. Fl. Aug. ed. ii. (1778), p. 35 ; Dicks. Hort. Sice.<br />

Brit. fasc. 18 (1802), p. 4 (non L.).<br />

A. flexuosa, var. /8, Sm. Fl. Brit. (1800), i. p. 85, and Eng. Fl.<br />

(1824), i. p. 104 (excl. reference to Leers, whose figure is clearly A.<br />

flexuosa') .<br />

A. scabro-setacea, Knapp, Gram. Britt. (1804), t. 32.<br />

A. uliffhiosa, Weihe in Bonninghausen, Prod. Fl. Monast. (1824),<br />

p. <strong>25</strong>.<br />

Desc/iainpsia Thuillieri, Godr. and Gren., Flore de France (1855-56),<br />

iii. p. 508 (includes also Aira discolor, Thuillier, which Boreau (Fl. du<br />

Centre, 700) considers distinct from uligiuosa).<br />

The plant has occurred in this country in the following localities :<br />

Sti-atton Heath, Norfolk, Mr. Stillingfleet (Hudson and Herb. Smith 1)<br />

Cawston decoy, Norfolk, Mr. Briant (Herb. Mus. Brit !) ; Fleet Pond,<br />

North Hants (H. C. Watson; Angusshire, Mr. J. Mackay (Herb.<br />

Smith !) ; Forfar Heath, G. Don (Knapp) ; near Forfar, G. Don (Herb.<br />

Kew. et Winch, flde Baker) ; Loch of Drum, Aberdeenshire (Herb.<br />

Mus. Brit. !) ; Cregduff Lough, Roundstone, Connemara, A. G. More<br />

(Herb. Mus. Brit. !).<br />

—<br />

SOME ACCOUNT OF CHESHIRE RUBI.<br />

By the Hon. J. B. Leicester Warren, M.A., F.L.S.<br />

This attempt to put on record the various Rubi-ioxm?, which I have<br />

up to the present time personally observed in Cheshire is merely<br />

similar to what Mr. Briggs has done for the Brambles of Devon.<br />

I am convinced that, when the distribution of our native subspe-<br />

cies of Riibi has been properly investigated, much subsidiaiy light<br />

will be thereby thrown upon the study and discrimination of these<br />

difficult plants. Trying some years ago to make a list of Cheshire<br />

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