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ViSbót til Foroya plantutal.
T&LVA II
Horv- nar (đisap- eared) ítend (natur- alized) Av og á (Occa- sion- ally) Iva- samt horv. (đoubt- full dis- apear.) Iva- samt ílend. (doubt- full na- tural.) CG s E 3 C/5
Ársplantur (annual) 7 2 9 í 19
Fleiráraplantur (perennial) 5 11 1 3 20
Ymist, árs ella fleirárapl. (alternately annual or perennial) 1 1
summa 13 13 10 í 3 40
Summary.
During the last 44 years — from 1908 (when »Botany
of the Færoes« appeared) to this year — the number of
higher plants in the Faroes have increased with 40 memb-
ers. Table I shows life forms (Raunkjær), act of staying and
first discovery. Table II shows how the annual and the pe-
rennial part of these plants divide themselves as to their
ability to be naturalized or not. In the text a more detailed
description is given regarding these plants. Of these 40
plants at least 4 may have been good natives for several
centuries, only not discovered before 1908. Nr. 4 og 5 are
hydrophytes and may easily be hiding in some waterpools
among waterplants. Nr. 33 & 34 are hemicryptophytes both
of them. Nr. 33 is possibly a »nova specia«. Nr. 34 is re-
corded by Jorgen Landt 1800, by W. C. Trevelyan 1821,
nothwithstanding it was omitted from the list in »Botany
of the Færoes« part III 1908. Rediscovered 1928.
BÓKMENTIR
1. Tyge W .Bócher: Studies on the Plant-Geography of the
North-Atlantic Heath-Formation. 1. The Heaths of the Faroes.