 | James Edward Smith - Botany - 1796 - 532 pages
...CHAR. Leaves linear, flat. Stem forked, racemose, taller than the leaves. Flowers solitary. Г OUND by Mr. G. Don in 1795 or 1796, by the side of a rivulet, in marshy ground, among the mountains of Angusahire, but very rarely. It appears to us to be a nondescript, but we received from Mr. Dickson,... | |
 | Natural History Society of Glasgow - Natural history - 1892 - 442 pages
...among the mountains of Clova." — Boswell, Eng. Bot. " Found by G. Don in 1795 or 1796 by the side of rivulet in marshy ground among the mountains of Angus-shire, but very rarely. It appears to be a nondescript, but we received from Mr. Djckson, some years before the above date, a specimen, not... | |
 | John Alexander Harvie-Brown, James William Helenus Trail, William Eagle Clarke - Natural history - 1895 - 310 pages
...Little Loch Broom in Rossshire," etc. — Lightfoot, " Fl. Scot.," 184. j. tenuis, Willd., 1810. — "Found by Mr. G. Don in 1795 or 1796 by the side of...marshy ground, among the mountains of Angusshire," — "EB," 2174 (as J. gradlis). J. talticus, Willd., 1821. — "Sands of Barry, near Dundee, Mr. Drummond."... | |
 | Francis Buchanan White White - Natural history - 1884 - 338 pages
...been found in a rivulet in marshy ground among the mountains of Clova." Boswell Eng. Bat. " Found by G. Don in 1795 or 1796 by the side of a rivulet in...mountains of Angus-shire, but very rarely. It appears to be a nondescript, but we received from Mr. Dickson, some years before the above date, a specimen, not... | |
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It appears to be a nondescript, but we received from Mr. Dickson, some years before the above date, a specimen, not so far advanced towards maturity, of what seems to us the same species. 