Copy 1, Volume 2

The botanist's guide through England and Wales / By Dawson Turner and Lewis Weston Dillwyn.

  • Turner, Dawson, 1775-1858.
Date:
1805
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Credit: The botanist's guide through England and Wales / By Dawson Turner and Lewis Weston Dillwyn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Astragalus hypoghtiis. Near Grantham, on the heath. -O* — var. procumhens, et valde raviosO'dlffusa. On Lincoln Heath, Sir T. G. Cullum, Car DU us er’iophorus. By the roadside between Stamford and Grantham, plentifully. Dr. Smith. Roadside near Barton. Mr. Winch, Artemisia cecrulcscens. Near Boston. Mr, Tofeld. (We believe it has never since been found by any other Botanist.) Gnaphalium dioicum. On Bernak Heath, Ray. Grantham Heath. D.T, rectum. Hilly Ground near Great Ponton. Reo). G. Crabbe. Tussilago hyhrida. Grantham. Ren). G. Crabbe, Horncastle ; and Heraihgby. Rev. Richard Relhan, Senecio paludosus. In wet land near Hare Booth, on the Kesteven side of the River Witham. Sir J. Banks. Banks of ditches near Braibrd Water half a mile from Lincoln. Rev. Mr. WWollaston. Cineraria palustris. In the East Fen, in some years in vast abundance, in others very scarce. Sir J. Banks, Orchis ustulata. On Bernak Heath near Stam- ford, Mr, IVoodnuard,