James William Helenus Trail: A Memorial Volumesubscribers at the Aberdeen University Press, 1923 - 331 strán (strany) |
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Aberdeenshire abundant alien appears arvensis B M P Nh Beattie Botany Bridge of Don Britain Broadhill casual in Aberdeen casual on town-refuse coast colonist common Den of Rubislaw denizen Dickie hb district ditches Donmouth Donside dry banks dunes estuary extinct Ferryhill fields flora flowers Footdee formerly frequent Gilcomston grass grows habitats Harvey Hilton ibid Inch Kincardineshire Knight Loch London Maryculter Moss N.E. Scotland Native in Central natural pastures Nigg occasionally Old Aberdeen Links old bed Old Bridge Old Machar old quarries Old Town Links Passim plants pools Probably native Professor Queen's Road West rare casual record river road roadside rough banks rubbish Rubislaw Rubislaw Quarry Ruthrieston scarce Sedge seeds seen side Skene species Stocket Moor streams subdenizen suitable habitats Tillydrone Torry town-refuse on Old Trail uncommon vulgaris walls waste ground waste places weed of cultivation wet moors widely dispersed woods Woodside
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