The Flora of Harrow
The Flora of Harrow
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Tremula. * L. (Aspen. ) Woods. 4.
Sudbury? Harrow Weald Common; Stanmore. (Flor. Midd. ) 4. P. Nigra. * L. (Black Poplar. ) Damp ground. 3.
The Hall and other places about Pinner. Probably planted.
ORDER LXXXVI. CUPULIFER. E. (OAK TRIBE. ) FAGUS. (Beech. ) i. F. Sylvatica. L. (Common Beech. ) CUPULIFER^. 95 Woods and plantations. 4, 5.
The Grove, Harrow; Harrow Park, and other planta- tions at Harrow. Pinner Wood ; The Hall, Pinner.
QUERCUS. (Oak. ) I. Q. Robur. L. (Common British Oak. ) Woods ...and hedges. 4, 5. Abundant.
CASTANEA. (Chestnut. ) I. C. Vulgaris. Lam. (Spanish Chestnut. ) Woods and plantations. 5-7. The Grove, Harrow, and Harrow Park. Pinner Hill.
[ We may as well here notice that ^Esculus hippocastanum or Horse Chestnut, of the natural order Hippocastanece ; and not, as might be expected, belonging to the Chestnut tribe, is not indigenous. ] ALNUS. (Alder. ) I. A. Glutinosa. * Gasrt. (Common Alder. ) Wet places. 3.
The Hall and Ash Hill, Pinner; and at Harrow Weald. Probably not wild.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tremula. * L. (Aspen. ) Woods. 4.
Sudbury? Harrow Weald Common; Stanmore. (Flor. Midd. ) 4. P. Nigra. * L. (Black Poplar. ) Damp ground. 3.
The Hall and other places about Pinner. Probably planted.
ORDER LXXXVI. CUPULIFER. E. (OAK TRIBE. ) FAGUS. (Beech. ) i. F. Sylvatica. L. (Common Beech. ) CUPULIFER^. 95 Woods and plantations. 4, 5.
The Grove, Harrow; Harrow Park, and other planta- tions at Harrow. Pinner Wood ; The Hall, Pinner.
QUERCUS. (Oak. ) I. Q. Robur. L. (Common British Oak. ) Woods ...and hedges. 4, 5. Abundant.
CASTANEA. (Chestnut. ) I. C. Vulgaris. Lam. (Spanish Chestnut. ) Woods and plantations. 5-7. The Grove, Harrow, and Harrow Park. Pinner Hill.
[ We may as well here notice that ^Esculus hippocastanum or Horse Chestnut, of the natural order Hippocastanece ; and not, as might be expected, belonging to the Chestnut tribe, is not indigenous. ] ALNUS. (Alder. ) I. A. Glutinosa. * Gasrt. (Common Alder. ) Wet places. 3.
The Hall and Ash Hill, Pinner; and at Harrow Weald. Probably not wild.
What to read after The Flora of Harrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Cosmo Melvill to read onlineMoreLess
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