Vol. 5 No. 3 (2023): British & Irish Botany

Articles

• Hieracium elizabethae-reginae (Asteraceae), a new English species of hawkweed named after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

  T.C.G. Rich, J.K. Warren

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• Teasing Tansley? A 'tremendus' caricature from the launch party for the Flora of the British Isles

  David M Wilkinson, Laura Jean Cameron

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• First record of Gypsophila elegans (Caryophyllaceae) in Tunisia and typification of the name G. pilosa published by Hudson on a plant cultivated in the Chelsea Garden (London, U.K.)

  Ridha El Mokni, Duilio Iamonico

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• Edward Morgan (c.1615-1689) and his botanical pupil Edward Lhwyd (c.1660-1709)

  Frank Horsman

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• Is Artemisia campestris subsp. maritima (syn. Artemisia crithmifolia), Asteraceae native in Britain?

  Andy Jones, Fred Rumsey

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• The shifting ecology and distribution of one of Britain’s rarest plants: Orobanche picridis (Orobanchaceae)

  F.J. Rumsey, C.J. Thorogood

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