Berks.    Wytham  1861,  H.  Bos.     Near  third  milestone  on  Eynsham
Road,  H.  Bos.  and  T.  Thurland.
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Obd.  XXIII.    ROSACEA.   Juts.
FBUOTS.     L.
*  *  P.  Laurocerasus,  L.  Cherry  Laurel.
Alien.  Frequently  planted  in  shrubberies  and  ornamental  grounds,  as
between  Enstone  and  Great  Tew,  Blenheim,  Middleton  Park,  etc.
*  *  P.  Padus,  L.  Bird  Cherry.
Syme,  E.  B.  iii.  123.  413.
Alien.  Occurs  as  a  planted  tree  at  Broughton,  A.  Fr. ;  in  Middleton
Park,  Bev.  E.  Fox.  There  is  a  fine  tree  in  Magd.  Coll.  Gardens.  [Planted
in  Northants  and  Warwick ;  doubtfully  wild  in  Gloat er.]

P.  Avium,  L.  Gean,  Mazzard  Plum.
Top.  Bot.  129.    Syme,  E.  B.  iii.  119.  411.    Nym.  213.
Native.    Sylvestral  and  Septal.   Coppices  and  hedges.  Not  uncommon.
Tree.    April,  May.
First  record,  Sib.  1794.
1.  Stour.    Hotley  Farm,  Tadmarton.
3.  Swere.    Hanwell  Park,  A.  Fr.    Bloxham  Road,  T.  Bees.
4.  Bay.    Marston  Lane !  Bx.    Stow  Wood,  Noke,  Beckley,  Rousham.
5.  Isis.   Woods  near  Ashford  Mill,  Sib.   Freeland,  Wychwood,  Fawler,

Woodstock.
6.  Thame.    Shotover  plentiful,  Thame,  HI.  Bx.
7.  Thames.  Goring,  College  Wood,  Withy  Coppice,  Christmas  Common,

Cookley  Green,  Stokenchurch.     Abundant  about  Ipsden;    some
large  trees.
8.  Berks.    Unwell  Wood,  Tubney,  Boar's  Hill.
P.  Cerasns,  L.  Cherry  Plum.
Top.  Bot.  129.    Syme,  E.  B.  iii.  122.  412.    Nym.  213.
Denizen  or  native.    Septal.    Hedges.     Local.    Tree.    April,  May.
First  record,  Sib.  1794,  umbellis  sabpedunculatis,  foliis  ovato  lanceolatis
glabris  conduplicatis,  Syst.  Veg.  463 ;  cerasus  eylvestri*  fructu  rubro,  Raii.
3.  Swere.    Hanwell  grounds,  A.  Fr.    Pinhill,  B.  Trench.    Frequent  in

hedges,  T.  Bees.    Milton,  Bloxham  Road,  A.  Fr.
4.  Bay.    Stow  Wood,  1856,  H.  Bos.    Near  Rousham.
5.  Isis.    Wychwood.
