This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 edition. Excerpt: ... B. N. F. C., 1889. Abundant on a lawn in Tynan Abbey demesne, R. LI. P. Rubus pllcatus, W. and N. N. Church Hill, R. LI. P. "Perhaps best under var. hemistemon, P.J. Muell"--W. M. R. R. rhamnlfollus, W. and N. N. Near Armagh, R. LI. P. R, nemoralls, P.J. MuelI., var. pulcherrlmus, Newm..-N. M.--My specimen ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 edition. Excerpt: ... B. N. F. C., 1889. Abundant on a lawn in Tynan Abbey demesne, R. LI. P. Rubus pllcatus, W. and N. N. Church Hill, R. LI. P. "Perhaps best under var. hemistemon, P.J. Muell"--W. M. R. R. rhamnlfollus, W. and N. N. Near Armagh, R. LI. P. R, nemoralls, P.J. MuelI., var. pulcherrlmus, Newm..-N. M.--My specimen was gathered, I think, in North Armagh; the label bearing locality was unfortunately lost. One of Mr. Lett's Ballymore Rubi belongs here also. R. vllllcaulls, KoehI. N. M. S. Ballymore, H. W. L. spec.! At Derryadd bay on Lough Neagh, and at Newry, R. LI. P. R. Ilndlelanus, Lees. N. Near Lurgan and Armagh, R. LI. P. R. rustlcanus, Merc. N. M. S. "Armagh; Prof. Oliver," Cyb. Hib. Perhaps the commonest bramble in the county, being abundant nearly everywhere. Specimens from Tartaraghan and Armagh were confirmed by Mr. Rogers. R. macrophyllus, W.andN., var. schlectendalll, Weihe. S. Near Newry, R. LI. P. "Or between this and R. macrophyllus, W. and N. Panicle exceptionally weak."--W. M. R. Rubus Salter!, Bab. S. Newry, R. LI. P. "Probably best under R. salteri, Bab., though in that the leaves are usually less rounded and more deeply cut, and the fruiting sepals erect."--W. M. R. R. pyramidalls, Kalt. N. M.--Ballymore, H. W. L. spec.! Roadsides near Lurgan, R LI. P. "Armature of panicle-rachis unusually mixed."--W. M. R. Of another Lurgan specimen Mr. Rogers writes: --" Probably R. pyramidalis, Kalt., growing in sunshine." R. leucostachys, Schleich. N. Near Lurgan, R. LI. P. R. mucronatus, Blox. N. Near Armagh, R. LI. P. R. anglosaxonlcus, Gelert. N.--S. Tartaraghan and Newry, R. LI. P. Of the latter plant Mr. Rogers writes: --"Not a typical specimen," and of the former, "or...
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