Many of the curious plants, of which I had in Lapmark found here and there a solitary individual, as a great rarity, were common enough in Norway. Hence I concluded that their seeds had been brought down by the torrents, the chief of them being aquatics, as the (_Pedicularis_) _Sceptrum-Carolinum_, _Astragalus_ (_alpinus_), _Acetosa_ with a notched leaf (_Rumex digynus_), the white _Pedicularis_ (_sylvatica_) as well as the purple, the Asphodel (_Tofieldia palustris_, _Fl. Brit. 397_,) &c.
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