[Appended to Letter 97]
Flora of Charnwood Forest & the neighbourhood of Glenfield & Groots pool. Soil slightly sienitic rock & slate excepting near gracedilu which is carboniferous limestone.
3 pages of specimens – needs transcribing
I have several Duplicates of the Viola lutea & Chrysoplenium alternifolium from the neighbourhood of Ludlow, where also I found the Aconitum napellus growing in great abundance on the banks of a little stream called the “Letwycke” which runs into the Teme– Amongst the Mosses ill. del. found in this neighbourhood are the Trichostomum Lameginisum etc… & about 40 other different kinds–
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