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NOW READY. In One Volume. Demy 8vo, 600 pp., ivith Introductory Cltapters, cDc, and 60 Plates. Price 18s. 6d. The Student's Handbook of British Mosses. By H. N. DIXON, M.A., P.L.S.; With ILLUSTRATIONS, and KEYS to the GENERA and SPECIES, By H. G. JAMESON, M.A., Author of 'Illustrated Guide to British Mosses.' Mr. J. E. Bagnall, A.L.S., writes :— " This work is far away the most helpful for the student of Mosses I have yet seen. The introduction, which I have carefully read will give the student a good fundamental knowledge of the structure of these plants and of the technical terms needful in the description, and the fine illustrative plates, if properly used, will make every detail clear and intelligible. The flora proper is admirable, the descriptions being just what a student requires— ample and thorough, and given in simple terms intelligible to all ; and the special characters being printed in italics adds much to their value. The familiar notes are of great interest to myself, and are evidences of close observation and thorough knowledge of the plants in the field, and will teach the student the value of field observations— a habit too much neglected as a rule. The illustrations by Mr. Jameson are faithful, and, as the magnified leaf and minuter details are all drawn to scale, are of greatest value, and will help the student over many a difficulty." London: JOHN WHELDON & CO., 58, Geeat Queen Street, W.C. Eastbourne : V. T. SUMFIELD, Printer and Publisher. Demy 8vo. Price Is. 6d. Key to the Genera q,nd Species OF BRITISH M0SSE5. BY THE REV. H. G. JAMESON, M.A. Eeprinted from the 'Journal op Botany' for 1891. London: WEST, NEWMAN d Co., 64, Hatton Garden, 8vo, Cloth, with Map. Net, 10s. 6d. THE FLORA OF ANGLESEY AND CARNARVONSHIRE. By JOHN E. GRIFFITH, F.L.S. LONDON: DULAU & CO., 37, SOHO SQUARE, W.