All communications for the Editor to be forwarded to 126, KENNINGTON PARK ROAD, S.E. No. 406. OCTOBER, 1896. Vol. XXXIV. THE JOURNAL OF BOTANY BRITISH AND FOREIGN. 2DITED BY JAMES BRITTEN, F.L.S., Senior Assistant, Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History), South Kensington. CONTENTS. pagk Dr. Donaldson Smith's Acanthacece. By A. B. Eendle, M.A., F.L.S. (Plate 362) (concluded) .. ..409 List of British Cyperacece (excluding Carex). By C. B. Clarke, F.E.S. 415 Bevision of Extra-tropical South African Asclepiadacea. By Eu- DOLPH ScHT.KCHTER (continucd) 417 " London Pride." By Jas. Bkitten, FL.S 422 PAGE 9aise.' — Plants of North Devon. — Melampyrum pratense L. var. fiians Druce in North Devon. — Dorset Plants. — Additions to the known Flora of the South Ebudes, v.-c. 102. — Impatiens bijlora in Berks 431 Notices of Books : — Conspectus Florae Fennicae. Auc- tore H. Hjelt 434 The Botany of Ayrshire . . . . 435 Die Protrophie. Von Arthur Minks 436 A Eevised List of the British Caryo- phyllacea. By Frederic N. Williams, F.L.S 423 Mr. F. C. S. Eoper (with Portrait) . . 430 Short Notes. — Maianthemum hi- folium in Durham. — Lamarck and DeCandolle's 'Flore Fran- Articles in Journals 437 Book-Notes, News, &c 438 LONDON : WEST, NEWMAN & CO., 54, HATTON GARDEN, E.G. DULAU & CO., SOHO SQUARE. Price One Shilling and Eightpmce,
