 Moist parts of Yarmouth denes, near the ferry, on the edges of the ditches. RUMEX maritimus. Not uncommon about Yarmouth and Acle. ALISMA ranunculoides. Filby and Rollesby heaths, near the water, and very common in the county. POLYGONUM minus. Filby heath....  The Botanist's Guide Through England and Wales - Page 430by Dawson Turner, Lewis Weston Dillwyn - 1805Full view - About this book
 | John Henry Druery - Great Yarmouth (England) - 1826 - 488 pages
...Filby Broad. MYOSURUS minimus. Fields at Ormesby. A weed in gardens about Yarmouth. FRANKKNIA la-vis. Moist parts of Yarmouth denes, near the ferry, on the edges of the ditches. RUMEX maritimus. Not uncommon about Yarmouth and Acle. ALISMA ranunculoides. Filby and... | |
 | John Henry Druery - Great Yarmouth (England) - 1826 - 476 pages
...Filby Broad. MYOSURUS minimus. Fields at Ormesby. A weed in gardens about Yarmouth. FAANKENIA favis. Moist parts of Yarmouth denes, near the ferry, on the edges of the ditches. RUMEX maritimus. Not uncommon about Yarmouth and Acle. ALISMA ranunculoides. Filby and... | |
 | John Henry Druery - 1826 - 488 pages
...Filby Broad. MYOSURUS minimus. Fields at Ormesby. A weed in gardens about Yarmouth. FHANKINIA lie vis. Moist parts of Yarmouth denes, near the ferry, on the edges of the ditches. RUMEX maritimus. Not uncommon about Yarmouth and Acle. ALISMA ranunculoides. Filby and... | |
 | William Baxter - Angiosperms - 1835 - 340 pages
...andPegwell Bay. Upon moist chalk clifl's near Lydden Spout, and East of Dover: Rev. GE SMITH. — Norfolk ; Moist parts of Yarmouth Denes near the Ferry, on the edges of ditches : Mr. WIGG. Near Cley : Mr. E. FORSTER, jun. — Suffolk; Walberswick, &c.: Mr. DAVY. The edges Fig. 1. Calyx.— Fig. 2. A Petal.—... | |
 | William Baxter - Angiosperms - 1835 - 342 pages
...Pegwell Bay. Upon moist chalk cliff's near Lydden Spout, and East of Dover: Rev. GE SMITH. — Norfolk ; Moist parts of Yarmouth Denes near the Ferry, on the edges of ditches : Mr. W ICG. Near Cley : Mr. E. FORSTER, jun. — Suffolk; Walberswick, &c.: Mr. DAYY. The edges Fig. 1.... | |
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