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PLANTAE MONOCOTYLEDONEAE.

Classis XIII. FRUCTIFLORAE.

Fam. LIV. ORCHIDEAE. Juss.

4a5. 'OficHis latifolia. In pratis lnimidiusculis depressis, Toc-karps äng et inter saliceta prati juxta Wärö Mel-lang. Storäng, passim frequenter. Var. ßoribus al-bis in scaturiginosis et palndosis Jacobslunds mos¬

se, copiosius.—— ß. gr and iflor a. Forma insignis, rarissi-

me lecta eodem loco ac varietas praecedentis, aqua praecipue recedit spica densiore, bracteislongitudine Horum, calcare inflato conico.

y. condensata, caule h um i 1 iore, foliisyad partem inferiorem caulis valde congestis, la-tioribus ovali-lanceolatis acuminatis, spica densi-ßora, floribus feie atro-purpureis. Cum priori inscaturiginosis rivuli, ex paludosis Jacobslunds mos¬se per liumidiora Sofielunds ängmosse lenle pro-fluentis, copiosius.

4a6. maculata. In silvalicis pralisque kumidis, vulga-tissime. Maxime vanabilis foliis radicalibus nunc

latioribus obovatis nunc anguslioribus oblongo-Janceolalis, babituin tarnen certum Semper ser¬va ns.

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427.©TMHADENIa Conopsea Brown, orctits Conopsea Linn.SATYHIUM Conopseum \\ b bl en b. In pratis silva-ticis humidinscuiis, Lagerlunda Storäng, et in hu-midis uliginosis, Sofielnnds ängmosse, copiosius.

428. platanthera bifolia R i c ll. oroiiis bif. L i 11 n. satyr1umbif. Wall len b. iiabenahia bif. R r. In pascuiadurioribus, juniperetis, etc., passim frequenter.

429. ophrys Myodes. In humidis uliginosis, Sofielunds äng-mosse, copiosissime.

430. IIERMINIUM Monorchis. In pratis humentibus, Farsboäng, Wärö äng et ad tuguriolum Renhem propeThorforss, parcius.

43 x. coralloIiriiiza iiincitci. Bi*. opiirys Corcill. Lin n. Insilvaticis acerosis muscosis inter vacc. Myrtill. inLångkärrshagen juxta Gäbborps äng cum listeracord. consociala, semel tantum visa.

432. malaxis monophyllos. Inter alnela prope lemplum inpaludosis Wärö mosse, parcius.31. paludosa sw. ophrys palud. Linn. In paludosisad Rosenkallan in par. Scti Laurentii.coiLOGLOssuM viride Hartm. sATYRimvt vir. Linn. In¬ter Haddorp et Lilla Galstad in par. Slaka (Lect. Wall—man), et in pralo elevalo prope Ofverstad in par. Askebyjcopiusius (Stud. E. Eker o th).

433. listera ovala B i-o w 11. OPiiRYs ovata L. In pratis ne-morosis, Wärö Sorg. äng, etc., frequenter.434. cordala Brown, opiir. cord. L. In muscosis ace¬rosis silvaticis, Långkärrshagen et Ledingalundahagar, copiosissime.

435. serapias palustris Sw. In pratis uliginosis depressis)Prästeg; äng, Sofielunds ängmosse, vulgaris.

436. neottja repens Willd. satyrium rep. Linn. goodyerarep. Br. In pinetis humidiusculis muscosis, Ledin¬galunda hagar, copiose.

437. cYPRiPEDioM Calceolus. In pratis silvaticis umbrosis, e.g. Noby äng, parcius. Inter alneta ad tuguriolumHörnet in ipso litnite pai*. nostrae antea fuit

lectum, jam vero ullimis annis ibidem raro velparcins observatum.

Ex lamilia iridearum in florula nostra desideratur:JR13 pseild-Acorus in fluviis rivnlisqne in pnroeciis cir«cumjacentibus, hand infreqnens.

Fam. EV. HYDROCHARIDEAE. Ju**.

43S. iiYDROciiARis niorsus rancie. Jn aqua profundiori adThoreforss, passim.stkAtiotes Aloides. In paludosis stagnantibus ad Rosen¬källan par. Scii. Laurenlii, etiurivulo quodarn intcr Alguvidet Njbro par. Kaga, copiosius.

Classis XIV. LILIIFLORAE.

Fam. LVI. LILIACEAE. Bich.

.— "jj" i.ilium hulbiferum. In locis graminosis bumidiusculisprope templum in Prästeg. äng.

43yi. alltum oleraceum ß. complanatum Fries ]\oi>. p. 85.In ter Cerealia ad Gustafslund et iu agris arenosisad Kullen, passim Ireqiienter.A. Scorodoprasum. In praiis frntieosis inonlauis, AskaEkäng, nmllisqne aliis locis iu par. Sl.ika.A. arenariuni, Iu collibus arenosis ad Ullevid propeLincopiani.

44o„ oacea lutea Reich. oRViTTiocAi-irvt luteum Linn. Innemoribus, liortuüs umbrosis et coryletis prirno ve-re abundans.

441 minima Reich, ormtiioo. min. Linn. In terra

fertiliori circa domos et ad margines viarmn, pas¬sim frequenler.

442. convai-laria majalis. In frulicelis umbrosis pratisque sil-valicis durioribus ad radices monlium, frequenler.443. multiflora. In elevatis ripis ad rivulum Wärö bäck inpratulo Gärdeskullen, tanlum hucusque observalum.C. Polygonatum. In saxosis asperic Aska Ekäng , cl<•.,par. Slaka.

444. majantiiemum bifolium De Cand. coxv. biß L. Insilvis acerosis depressis, fere ubique.

Fam. LVII. MELANTHACEAE. Brown.

445. taris quadrifolia. In bumosis umbrosis, fere ubiq[iie.Var. foliis verticillatis 3— 6.

446. scheuchzeria palustris. In palude Sjövalliensi, ubi an-tea nuilto copiosius lecta fnit.

Fam. LVIII. ALISMACEAE. De Cand.

44^. sagittaria sagitlifolia. In amni Capeisån locis limosis,baud infrequens.

448. alisma Planlago. In paludosis silvalicis, fossis, etc., vul¬garis. Haec species apud nos nec variet. lanceola-lam nec graminifoliam enititur, sed typum poliussequitur A. parnassifoliae; — crescens enim inaqua profundiori fossarum stagnantium in Ledin-gelunda gärde gaudet petiolis longissimis, foliis ova-tis, in exsiccatis pelioli vix biunciales, folia cor-data. Fruetus vero indicat veram A. plantaginem.

44q. EUTOMus umbellatus. In amni Capeisån, frequenter.450. TRIGLOCIIIN palustre. In paludosis pratisque uliginosis,

passim.Fam. LIX. JUNCACEAE. Brown.

451. juNcus conglomeratus. In fossis liumidisque argillaceis,fere ubique.

45a. efßusus. Similibus locis, ubi nascitur antecedens.

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45i3. —■— flliformis. In uliginosis Ledingelunda äng, et incalcatis arenosis liumidis ad Kärnalund , frequenter.1

45'4 articulatus. L. J. lamprocarpus Ehrb. In paludo-sis, Jacobslunds mosse, frequenter.

45:5. silralicus Wahlen b. J. acntiflorus E Ii r Ii. Lo-cis liumidis ad Kärnalund, baud infrequens.

45(6. nodulosus Wahlen b. /. fusco-ater Sch re b. Inliumidis arenosis ad Kärnalund, Wärö, etc., co-piose.

45^7. supinus Moencli. J. uliginosus Roth. In pa-lustribus uliginosis, Wärö Söderg. kärr, passim.v ß. flintans. Ad margines rivuli ex

palude Sjövalliensi in scaturiginosis infra Solielund,sat copiose.

45£8. bulbosus. In pratis pascuisque humidiusculis, fereubique.

45 cg. stygins. In aquosis paludis, Jacobslunds mosse,pauca specimina lecta sunt anno i834, deinde ve-ro pluries loca illa paludosa frustra perquisivi-mus, neque ullum plantae liujus vestigium reperirepotuimus. Sine dubio multis abhinc annis copiafuit permagna, etsi jam, aqua deminuta, prorsusdisparuit.

46o). —■— bnfonius. In agris liumidis, arena humida prae-serlim iuundatis, vulgatissime.

ß. humilis. Forma praecedentis hu-milior contraclior in calcatis siccioribus sulcisqueviarum, fere ubique. Stalim stipra radices floresincipiunt.

46i . ruzula pilosa G and. juncüs pH. Linn. In silvis ace-rosis, vulgatissime.

46ai. campestris De C a n d. juncus camp. Linn. Inpratis colliculosis siccioribus, fere ubique. In ace-rosis prope Uolketorpen vidißiüs fdffflåitt, forsilanlusui naturae adscribendam, plane singularem spi-ca simplici oblongo-ovata terminali, involueelloariila longissimti- geniculatå.

Classis XV. SPADICIFLORAE.

Fam. LX. ORONTIACEAE. Bcirtt.

463. AConus 6alamus. Ad domos in piscinis stagnisque aquo-sis, haud infrequens.

464. sparganium simplex Willd. S. ercctum. Linn. In rivuloVVarö bäck, pluribnsque aliis locis, copiosins.

465. —— natans. In aquosis staguaiitibus fossarum put<eo-rurnque prope tugurioluin Långkärr, liaud fre¬quenter.S. ramosurn Huds. Ad Liucopiam in fluvio iuter pon-U'iu Stangebro et inolinaiu Slång»-quarn, copiose.

In regione vicina tx familia caixaciarum iusignitervigent:

callA palustris. In aquia slaguautibus ad molinain Kran-ge quam, par. Ledberg.typha latifolia. In paludosis, Roseukälla-ajü'n in par.Scii. Laureuiii,

Fam. LXI. POTAMOGETONEAE. Bich.

466. potamogeton natans, In amni Capeisån, copiosissime.467. rufescens Sch rad. Ad amnem Capeisån in aquapaludosa juxta Ahldungen prope Ledingeluncla,parcius.468. lucens. Ad Thorforss in amni Capeisån, passimfrequenter.

46q< curyifolius Hartni. P. gramineus Wahlenb. Fl.Sv. p. 108. In aquis lluenlibus amnis Capeisån adLednigelunda by, etc., frequenter.P. gramineus Linn. P. heteropliyllus Sclireb. Adliltora lacüs Roxeu, paisinri

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P. praelongus Wulf. P. fiexicaule Wahl en b. i. c.Jn lacu Roxen.

4^70. perfoliatus. In am ni Capeisan cum seqtiente, quoetiam longe vulgatior.

4/71. crispus. In aquis len te flnilantibus ad Ledinge-lunda by, baud infrequens.

*/72. obtusifolius Mert. P. compress. Wahl en b. Adamnem Capeisån in aqua palndosa stagtiante jux-ta Ahldungen prope Ledingelunda, passim.P. acittijölius Link. P. laticaule Wehlen b. I. c.Ju fluvio Slångån et in rivulo Tinnerbiicken prope nrbem.Probe est inqiiirendus iutra limiles florulae nostrae.

P. zoster ifolius Sc b um. (P. cornpr. Linn. lieiclienb'.Exc. N:o l6.J in paroeciis adjacentibtis nullo loco gaudet,in vicinitale noonisi ad Förråd par. Östra Skruckeby le-ctu». (Stud. E. Eker o t Ii).

473. pusillus. In aquis stagnantibus fossarum et puteo-«rum, fere ubique.

Farn. LX1I. CYPERACEAE. Juss.

4;74. iRionroRUM angustifolium Rotli. In paludosis silvaticis,Wärö kärr, etc., passim.475. latifolium Hopp. Circa templum in pratis liumi-dis, fere ubique.476. gracile Ko c b. In paludibus turfosis, Jacobslundsmosse ad saepes juxta Sofielunds ängmosse, baudrarum.477. uaginatum. In paludosis sphagnosis ad Gärstadmosse , frequenter.

478. ——- alpinnm. In palude Sjövalliensi, ubi proximis an-uis rarescere coepit, alque un« cum ceteris herbispaludosis quasi evanescere.

4 79. sciRPUS silvaticus. Ad margines graminosos rivuli inprato Wärö Mellang. Kyrkäng, prope saepes juxtaPrästeg. ang, parcius.

4;8o. lacustris. In aquis leniter fluentibus amnis Capel«^ån, frequenter.

56481. compressus Pers. sciioemits compr. Linn. sp. 6-5.carex uliginosa L. sp. 1381• In udis humidisqiuead Smedstorp, etc., sat copiose.482. Baeothryon Ehr. S. pauciflorus Ligthf. - KochSyn. FL Germ. p. 74o. In palude Sjövalliensi,hand infrequens.

ß. campestris Roth. Forma minorpraecedentis. In humidiusculis ad Smedstorp.

483. heleocharis palustris Brown. scirptts pal. Linn.In aquis stagnantibus, humidis graminosis, fossis,fere ubique.

__— ß. minor, caulibns adscendentibus spi-cisque fuscescentibus. In humidiusculis ad Iramii-tem in pratis, Ledingelunda et Gäbborps ängar,frequenter.484. acicularis. scjrp. acic. Linn. In locis humidisinundatis ad amnem Capeisån juxta Ahldungen pro-pe Ledingelunda, haud copiose.

485. schoenus ferrugineus. In paludosis turfosis, Sofielun-dset Jacoblunds mossar, in palustribus Wärö kärr,Prästeg, äng, Farsbo äng, etc. circa templum, co-piosissime.

486. c'arex digilata. In silvis elevatis muscosis, praecipueMalmskogen, passim.

487. —— ornilhopoda Willd. In humidiusculis, Sofielundsängrnosse, Gäbborps äug, sat copiose. Praeceden-te longe uberior.488. montana. Circa templum in pratis colliculosis sic-cioribus, frequenter.

48g. ericetorum. Poll. In ericetis et juniperetis, haudinfrequens.

4go. praecox Jacq. Locis elevatis apricis, in collibusincultis passim.

4gi. pilulifera. In pascuis sterilibus, ul e. g. Malms-heden, passim.

4gi. flava. In humidis silvaticis et paludosis , Wäi\>kärr, frequenter.

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4*g3. —— Oederi Ehr b ar t. calani. n■ 70. Kocli Syn Fl.Germ. p. 765. In humidinscnlis ad tramitem inpratis Ledingelunda et Gäbborps ängar, el in pa-ludosis Wärö mosse juxtå W. Mellang. Kyrkängprope templum, copiosins.

4!94- speirosiachya Wahlen b. Hartm. Fl. F.d. 2. p.204. C. Ilornscliuchicirici Hopp. - Koch Syn.Fl. Germ. p. 76 5. Re i c hen b. n. 45o. In pratisliumidis Sofielnnds ängmosse, et in silvaticis palu-dosis Wärö kärr, baud infrequens.

4>g5. liirtci. Ad margines fossarum et aquarum stag-nantiurn in Wärö Norrg. hage et in collibusarenosis humidiuscnlis praluli Farsbo ang, co-piosius.

4<g6. paniceci. In nliginosis, fere ubique.4!97* flacca Schieb. In humidis paludosis Wärö kärr,

copiose.4<g8. pallescens. In pratis nemorosis, Wärö Sorg. Kyrk¬

äng, etc., frequenter.4!99- limosa. In palude Sjövalliensi , copiose.5(0O. —-— capillarie. Circa templum in locis nliginosis , mi¬

nus inliequeus.C. psei'do-cyperus. In paludosis, Roseukälia-sjön par.Scli Laurenlii, parcius.

5coi. vesicaria. In aquis stagnantibus in Wärö Norrg.hage, etc., passim.

5(02. ampullacea Good. C. vesicaria /?. (silvatica)Linn. In paludosis, Jacobslunds mosse, Sjö vallakärr etc., copiose.C. Jiliformis. In flucluantibus ripis paludis silvaticae,Rosenkälla-sjön prope Liucopiain, frequenter.C. paludosci Good. Eodem loco ac praecedeiis et iQaquosis prope Ityd in par. Scli Laurenlii.

5(o3. —— acuta. In pratis paludosis ad amnem Capeisån,copiose.

5co4. strida. Good. Cum priori ad Thoreforss, minusmfrequens.

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5o5. caespitosa. In pratis Inunidis circa teniplum co-piosissiine.

5o6 , canescens. In pratis paludosis, vulgaris. MocHi-ficatio liujus, C. loliaceam gracilitate sua quodam-modo referens, uberius lecta est inter alnela inpalustribus Wärö Sorg. kärr inter Taket et Px ä-steg. äng.

£07. stellulata Sclireb. Locis uliginosis silvaliciis,passim.C. elongata. In paludosis graminosis ad Rosenkälla-sj onpar. Scli Laurtnlii.

5o8. leporina. Locis uliginosis prope Sofielund, minii-me rara.

5oq. —— intermedia Good. vionea intermedia Reichen b.n. 4o5. Locis humidis in paludosis, Jacobslunidsmosse, copiose.

510. vulpina. In fossis aquosis et paludosis, passimfrequenter.

Ö11, —— muricata. In pratis nemorosis siccioribus, passimfrequenter.512. paradoxa Willd. - Koch Fl. German, p. 762.vignea paradoxa Reich. .N:o 4io. G. panicn-lata JVahlenb. Fl. Sn.p. 611. - Ilar tm. Scand.Fl. Ed. 2. p. 247. In humidis paludosis Jacobs¬lunds mosse juxta saepes prope Sofielunds änig-inosse, copiosius.

513. —teretiuscula Good. In palude Sjövilliensi, ad-modum vulgaris.514. chordorrhiza Ehrli. Cum praecedente, et in p>a-ludosis, Gärstad mosse.

515. ——- dioica. In pratis humidis et uliginosis, fere ubiquecopiose.

516. —— pulicaris. Cum priori in humidiusculis circatemplum.

Classis XVI. GLUMIFLORAE.

Farn. LX11I. GRAMLNEAE.

617. »etaria viridis Pal ii. panisum viride. Linn. Sem elnec posfea iterum sab aestate 1828 reperta suntin cultis ad Kärnalund duo cpecimina liujus plan-tae, quae, deinde pluries frustra quaesila, jamprorsus disparuisse videtur.

5 i 8. a.löpecurus pratensis. In pralis , freqnentissime.51 9. geniculatus. In fossis humidis ad Kärnalund,

copiose.52 o. pa/udosus Mert. A. fulvus Smith. A. genic. ß.

natans Wahlenb. In scaturiginosis ad Sofielund,frequenter. Aristis glumas vix excedentibus, ha¬bila graciliori coloreque quodam glauco, a praece-dento recedit.

52 1. PiiLEUM pratense. In pratis, pascui3 et ad mavgines via-rum, lere ubique.

ß. nodosam Wahlenb. Solo macrio-ri ad Kärnalund, etc., haud infrequens.P. PJialaroides Koel. phalahis Phleoides Linn.In declivibus arenosis prope Kungsquarn ad ripam fluviiSvartån.

522. piiat.aris cirundinacea. Ad ripai amnis Capelsän, copios«.523. arundo Phragmites. In paludosis turlosis, Jacobslunds

mosse, frequenter.5a4. calamagrostis stricto. spreng, arundo slricta Timm.

(Schrad. Germ. I. p. 215). Inter saliceta in pra¬tis humidis, Tockarps et Gerstorps äng, parcius.

520. lanceolata Roth. A. Calamagr. .Linn. In pratissubhumidis, Ledingelunda äng ad Trädgårstorp,Norrängarna ad ripas fluvialiles, sat copiose.

526. apera spica venti. P. ßeauv. - Koch Syn. Fl. Germ.p.783. AGRosTis spica venti Linn. Inter Cerealiain agris arenosis, vulgatiisiine.

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527. agrostjs caiiina. In pra(is siccis httmidis, ut eliam insiccis monlanis ad Tockarp, passim.

5^8. —— rubra. In pratis r.emorosis silvaticis, etc., fereubique.

ß. mutica Wahlen b. A. vulgarisSch rad. Locis siccioribus, e. g. Malmslägret, cto-piosissime.

Ö2g. alba Sch rad. A. stolonifera Linn. Solo humi-diusculo in pratulo ad tuguriolum .Nvängen, etc.,passim.

530. Milium ejfusum. In pratis nemorosis circa templunri,minus frequenter.

531. catarrosa aqualica Palis. aira aquat. Linn. In sca-turiginosis, passim.

532. aira caespitosa. In coemiterio, etc., fere ubique,533. ßexuosa. In collibus siccis, montanis sterilissimis,ericetis, etc. vulgaris.hieroch r.o a odorata Ro em. holcus odoratus Linn.

In ripis flnvii Svartån prope poutem Odenforss-broui.Eodem etiam loco speciinina plura II. australem spä-cidis albidis referenda olim collegit arniciss. C. E. Hag¬dahl.

534. anthoxavthum odoralum. In pratis et paseuis, ubiquefrequenter.

535. AVENA fatua. Inter segetes, passim.536. pubescens. In pratis elevalis silvaticis, frequenter.53j. pratensis. In pratis siccioribus, collibus gramino—

sis fere ubique.arrhenaterum avenaceum P. B. avexa elatior Linn.Ad margines viae inter urbem ett Skåggelorp par. Sed Lau—rentii. (Lect. Wal lin an).

538. po a trUåalis. In pratis graminosis humidis, liaud in—frequens.

53g. pratensis. In pratis pascuisque, fere ubique.ß. angustifolia Fr. Fl. Hall. p. 26.

Locis sterilibus siccioribus, frequenter.

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5440. — serolina Elirh. P. angustifolia Linn.? Circaternplurn in pratis graminosis humidiusculis el ailamnem Capeisån , copiosissiine.5441. nemoralis. In nemorosis, frequenter.5442. compressa. Locis montanis ad amnem Capeisån,etc., passim.5443. anriua. Ad domos, margines viarum, admodumvulgaris.

5444. briza media. In pratis et siccis et humidis, passimcopiose.

5445. bromus secalinus. In agris secalinis, frequenter.5446. mollis. Ad margines viarum, vulgatissime.5y47. aruensis. Semel Iectus in loco elevato siceiori pro-

pe Wiirö. Ceterum, ut nobis est compertum, invicinitate lanlum occurrit sat copiose in arenosisad Lllevid par. Scti Laurentii.

5448. iectorum. In arvis , tectis et muris, fere ubique.544g. cynosurus cristalus. In pratis fertilioribus, baud in-

frequens.sesleria caerulea A rd 11 i ni cynos. caerul. Linn. Inpratis subhuinidis ad Liucopiam et Slaka Priisleg. (Lect.W a 11 m a n).

5550. dactylis g/ornerata. In coemiterio et marginibus agro-rum, fere ubique.

5551. festuca ovina. In locis incullis, pratis pascuisque sic-cioribus, nimia.

5552. —— rubra. In collibus siccis, frequenter.5553. giganlea Vill. bromus gigantens Linn. Inter alne-ta in nemorosis silvaticis infra Solielund, par-cius.5554. pratensis Huds. F■ elalior Linn, gt.yceria pra¬tensis Fr. sciiE donorus pratensis II o em. in pra¬tis graminosis, frequenter.F. arundmacea L i 1 j. J'\ donacina Wahlen b. F.borea/is Mer t. uo.nax feslucacea P. B. In ostio flu—vii Stångåu ad lacuin Boxen, copiose.

555. gt.ycérta fluitans Brown, ffstuca ßuit. Linn. In lo¬ci» inundalis aquosis, lossis stagnanlibus rivulis-que, vulgaris.

556. enodium caeruleum. Gaud. memca caerul. Linn. In gra¬tis nliginosis, silvalicis Solielunds iingmosse, etc.,copiose.

557. met.ica nulans. In nemorosis, baud infrequens.558. triodia decnmbens Pali«. festuca decunib. Linn. In

asperis silvaticis infra Wärö mosse prope Prästeg,äng, copiosius.

55g. LoLiuM perenne. Ad vias, tramites, elc., fere ubiqne.In coemiterio occnrrit monstrositas, spiculis vü'ipa-ris valde insignis.560. arvense Wi t her ing. In agris linigeris, passimfrequenter.561. temulentum. Inter aegetes vernales, liaud infre¬quens.

56a. TRiTicu.M caninum Schreb. et.ymus caninus Linn. Admurum coemiterii in humidiusculis nemorosis pra-ti Wärö Mellang. Kyrkäng, et prope Wärö byad margines rivuli , copiosius.

5G3. repens. Ubique in cultis, agrisque arenariis. Gra¬men valde variabile.brachypodium pinnatum. P. B. bromus pinn. Linn.In pvatulo inter Spångliagen et ühikällan par, Slaka (Lect.Wallma n).

564. nardus stricla. Locis aridis, baud infrequens.

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