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PLANT NOTES, ETO., FOR 1925. 771
2500 feet, C. E. SALMON; Beinn a Chroin, Glen Falloch, v.-c. 88,
1914, E. S. MARSHALL. Det. Dr JAOQUET.
A. FIRMA Buser. Ben Lawers, v.-c. 88. Recorded as acutidens
in 1913 by C. E. SALMON. Det. Dr JAOQUET.
1067 (2). OENOTHERA OATHARINENSIS Camb. Alien, temperate
S. America. Avonmouth Dock, W. Gloster, 1923, N. SANDWITH.
TETRAGONIAOEAE Link Handb. ii., 17, 183l.
(Mesembryaceae Lindl. Veg. Syst., 1836. Ficoidaceae
Rohrb. in Mart. Fl. Bras. xiv., 2, 207, 1872; Gen. 315,
1789.)
Mr N. E. Brown's exhaustive study of the genus involves many name
changes in plants which have been recorded as more or less established
in Britain.
208. MESEMBRYANTHEMUM (Dill.) L.
(Fruit 5 celled. When wetted opens by 5 valves; there are
corresponding differences in the number of stigmas and
ovarian cells.)
1077. M. OANDENS Harv. S. Africa. Newquay, Cornwall.
1077 (2). M. FALCATUM L. S. Africa.
1077 (3). M. GLOMERATUM L. S. Africa.
208 (2). CARPOBROTUS N. E. B. in Gard. Chron., 1925.
(Fruit indehiscent, 10-16 celled.)
1077 (4). C. EDULIS (L.) N. E. Br. Cape. Yellow flowers.
Vsr. RUBESOENS Druce. Red blossom.
1077 (5). C. AEQUILATERALIS (Harv.) N. E. Br. Australia.
(M. VIRESOENS Harv. M. AEQUII,ATERALE L., and probably Brittish
AOINAOIFORME. True acinaciforme has much thicker leaves.)
208 (3). CRYOPHYTON N. E. Br.
1077 (6). C. ORYSTALW:,'1JM (L.) N. E. Br.
1114. PIMPINELLA SAXIFRAGA L., under yar. POTERIIFOLIA
Wallr. A rather fleshy maritime form on the cliffs near Holyhead,