Science and Practice in Farm CultivationBuckman, James
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Science and Practice in Farm Cultivation
Buckman, James
Agriculture
38|Galeopsis Ladanum |Red Hemp Nettle | .. | .. | ——
39|Glechoma hederacea |Ground Ivy | —— | —— | ..
40|Stachys sylvatica |Hedge Stachys | —— | .. | ..
41|Stellaria media |Chickweed | .. | —— | ——
42|Cerastium arvense |Mouse-ear | —— | —— | ——
43|Arenaria serpyllifolia |Thyme-leaved Sandwort | —— | —— | ——
44|Lychnis dioica |White Campion | .. | .. | ——
45|Convolvulus arvensis |Small Bindweed | —— | —— | ——
46|Urtica dioica |Nettle | —— | .. | ..
47|Petroselinum segetum |Corn Parsley | —— | —— | ..
48|Torilis anthriscus |Hedge Parsley | .. | .. | ——
49| „ nodosa |Knotted Parsley | —— | —— | ..
50|Anagallis arvensis |Pimpernel | —— | —— | ——
51|Capsella Bursa-pastoris |Shepherd’s Purse | —— | —— | ——
52|Sherardia arvensis |Field Madder | —— | —— | ——
53|Chenopodium polyspermum |Goosefoot | —— | .. | ——
54|Potentilla anserina |Silver Weed | —— | .. | ..
55|Bartsia odontites |Red Bartsia | .. | —— | ——
56|Linaria spuria |Round-leaved Toad Flax | .. | .. | ——
57| „ elatine |Fluellen ditto | .. | .. | ——
58|Myosotis arvensis |Corn Forget-me-not | .. | .. | ——
59|Lamium amplexicaule |Henbit | .. | .. | ——
60|Poa annua |Annual Meadow-grass | .. | .. | ——
61|Agrostis stolonifera |Creeping Bent | —— | —— | ..
62|Bromus mollis |Lop or Soft Brome-grass | —— | .. | ..
63| „ „ var. racemosus|Lop or Smooth Brome- | | |
| |grass | .. | —— | ..
64|Triticum repens |Couch | —— | —— | ..
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These three fields are situate on the Agricultural College Farm, the
substrata of which are forest marble and great oolite, and 2 and 3 were
absolutely adjoining each other. How different, then, are the species of
wild plants in fields so close together, when out of a list of
sixty-four species only twenty-four, or a little more than one-third,
are common to all three of the fields examined; and yet we can safely
affirm that the aboriginal flora of any three fields of the district
would scarcely offer half a dozen species in the one field that could
not be found in all; and, indeed, in a field that had lain fallow for
several years not half of the present list would be found.
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