Pinguicula vulgaris L. Conservation status: C First record: Corbyn, 1656 Last record: AC Leslie, 1984 Pinguicula 1. Sanicula Eboracensis G.788. Corbyn,1656. Pinguicula Gesneri Butterwort, or York–shire Sanicle. Ray,1670:243. Pinguicula Gesneri Martyn,1727,74. 25 Gamlingay (recently). Bab.1860,187. Gamlingay (recently). Bab.MS.Fl.590. 44 THRIPLOW PEAT HOLES Peat–holes, Triplow, WW Newbould, 5.7.1856, CGE. Triplow bogs. Bab.ann.Relhan,11. This lovely flower grew in this parish in abundance, but since the drainage and enclosure of the commons the plant has become extinct. My Father used to gather it near the beautiful stream of water on what is called Triplow Common near Nine Wells, very near the spot [shown on the sketch p.301]. In his herbarium are specimens gathered from that place by him in July 1849. I have looked for it repeatedly since that time but have never found it here. It still grows in another of its favourite haunts, Sawston Moore, where I have gathered it as recently as 1862,... on wet and boggy places, such as abounded in the neighbourhood of Triplow Common...Maynard MS.13:302,CRO. Specimen: 'Pinguicula vulgaris Extract from Nathan Maynard's Pocket Book, date 1850. The delicate plant which I found in a pit on Triplow Common near Ninewells is Butterwort.' Maynard MS.13:303,CRO. Peat–holes, Triplow. Bab.1860,187. Melbourn Common. Bab.1860,187. 45 HINTON MOOR Pinguicula vel Liparis Butterwort, Yorke–shire Sanicle. On all the moores about Cambridge plentifully. Ray,1660,119(94). (Hinton) On the moor and in the water there. Ray,Index Loc.JM.ann. Pinguicula Gesneri. Butterwort, or Yorkshire Sanicle. On all the Moors about Cambridge. Martyn,1732,2:176. Cherry–Hinton. In and about the Moor. Martyn,1763,Herbat.VIII. Cherry Hinton Moor. Fisher ann. Berkenhout,7. Pinguicula vulgaris Common Butterwort, or Yorkshire Sanicle. Hinton Moor. Relhan,1785;1802. Hinton Moor; JM. Bab.1860,187. SHELFORD MOOR/COMMON Shelford Common.Henslow ann. l:11. Shelford Common, W.L.P.G., 4.5.1824, SWN. Shelford Common, JS Henslow, 2.6.1825, CGE. BATHG. Shelford Common, Hb CM Lemann, 27.5.1827, CGE. Shelford Common. 8.5.1828. Henslow Exc. Shelford Common. 11.5.1829. Henslow Exc. Shelford J.D., 12.5.1830, NTM. ... Shelford Common. 14.5.1830. Henslow Exc. Shelford Common, JS Henslow, 5.1833, CGE. Shelford Common, JS Henslow, 11.6.1833, CGE. Shelford Common, JS Henslow, 11.6.1833, Hb Baker, YRK:918. Shelford, JS Henslow, 1833, Hb B Baker, HJW Cat. Shelford Comm. Hb JA Power, 6.1833, RTE. Shelford Common, but now lost. Bab.ann.Relhan,11. Shelford Common, lost (1828) lost (1852 Carter).Bab.MS.Fl.2:590. Shelford Common ( as late as 1852); J. Carter. Bab.1860,187. SAWSTON: DALE MOOR 487.508 & DERNFORD FEN 473.505 By the railway near Sawston, JJ Chater, 1869, Bab.ann. Shelford, 1902, A Hosking ann. Bab. Shelford, n.c. [A Shrubbs], 6.1903, CGE. Dernford Fen, near the railway, n.d., FC Gregor,ann. [in Bab. Fl. belonging to CD Preston.] Durnford Fen, EJ Allard, 19.6.1906, CUBG 176/06. Side of railway, Dernford Fen, E.T. 1907, Shrubbs ann. Dernford Fen, Mr Preston, 15.5.1912, CUBG 144/12. SAWSTON MOOR 491.491 Sawston Moor. Relhan,1802;1820. Sawston Moors. Bab.ann.Relhan,11. It still grows in another of its favourite haunts, Sawston Moore, where I have gathered it as recently as 1862,... on wet and boggy places, such as abounded in the neighbourhood of Triplow Common...Maynard MS.13:302,CRO. Sawston Moor; SW Wanton. Bab.1860,187. Sawston Fen; (GSG)T ( Miss Plowden) SWW. Bab.MS.Fl.2:590. Sawston Moor, HD.ann. Sawston Moor, ex herb A Shrubbs, n.d., CGE. Still on Sawston Moor; A Shrubbs. West,1898,255. 55 Teversham Th.M.ann.Meth.–Index Loc.(f.)5. [Pinguicula] Teversham moor near Fulborn plentifully. Th.M.ann.Meth.74. Teversham. On the Moor. Martyn,1763,Herbat.VIII. T(eversham) M(oor). Fisher ann. Berkenhout,7. Teversham Moor Rev T Gisborne, 1781. Bab.ann. ... & Cantabris. Teversham Moor May 1781. Gisborne ann. Pinguicula vulgaris Common Butterwort, or Yorkshire Sanicle. Teversham Moor. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. Teversham; Relhan. Bab.1860,187. Teversham; Relhan. Bab.1860,187. Fulbourn Moor, Relhan,1802;1820. 56 BOTTISHAM Bottisham fen. Henslow ann. l:11. Anglesea Abbey. Jenyns ann.Relhan,1820. Bottisham, L Jenyns, 28.5.1823, CGE. Anglesea Abbey, L.J., 28.5.1823, BATHG. ... fields on each side of Bottisham–lode, between the river and Anglesea Abbey. 25.5.1830. Henslow Exc. Bottisham Fen. Bab.1860,187. Now gone from the other localities, except perhaps Bottisham Fen. West,1898,255. 58 Pinguicula vulgaris Fens near Ely. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. Fens near Ely; Relh: but WM. has never seen it. not seen near Ely by W Marshall. Bab.1860,187 & Bab.ann. 66 CHIPPENHAM Chippenham Fen, plenty. Shrubbs ann. Bab.ann. Chippenham Fen, RI Lynch, 16.6.1886, CUBG 80/86. Chippenham Fen, RI Lynch, 18.6.1897, CUBG 137/97. Chippenham Fen, A Hosking, 17.7.1901, CUBG 135/01. Chippenham, Marshall. 1883! F. & B. Bennett,1899,245. Chippenham Fen, sparingly, 1893. West,1898,255. Chippenham, EM Walker, n.d., CGE. Chippenham Fen, JL Crosby, 1937. Chippenham Fen, EA George, 1940. Chippenham Fen,c.12 plants, 2 or 3 have flowered SM Walters, 27.6.1953. 5 plants, 1962 (Nature Conservancy) 8 plants, 3 with fl. buds, SM Walters, 19.5.1965. 1 fruiting plant (in Parnassia area), A Byfield, 19.7.1980. 1 in fl. (in Parnassia area), AC Leslie, 16.6.1984.
