P o r t i o n o f b a r r e n F r o n d .
BOTEYCHIUM LUNAPJA.
S w a r t z . S m it h . H ooker a n d A r n o t t .
B a b in g to n . D e a k in . N ew m a n . S ow e r b y . M oor e .
S c h k u h r .
P L A T E L X V I ,— A A N D B . V O L . V I I .
BotrycMum lunatum,
“ rutaeeum,
“ tnatricariafolium,
Osmunda lunaria,
“ lunata,
“ lunaria var. ramosa,
“ lunaria var. moorei,
Ophioglossum pennatum.
G e a t .
S w a e t z . S c h k u h e . N ew m a n .
B a b in g t o n . M o o e e .
B eaxjn.
L i n n .2:u s . B o l t o n . S m i t h .
S a l is b u e t .
B o t h .
L o w e .
L a m a e c k .
pennatum var. rzitaceum, M o o e e .
Botrychium—A bunch. Licnaria—Of the Moon.
T h e Common Mooiiwort is a deciduous indigenous species,
widely diffused thro u g h E ngland, Scotland, Ire lan d , and Wales,
b u t very local. I have seen it more abundant in Westmoreland
than in any other county, although it is tolerably abundant at
Clifton, in Nottinghamshire.
Found in Orkney, Shetland, L apland, Iceland, N o rth Cape,
Sicily, Spain, Russia, Siberia, Newfoundland, Greenland, Bear
I.ake, Rocky Mountains, B eh rin g ’s Bay, U ra l Mountains, Altai
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