Pulicaria vulgaris Gaertner
Conservation status: VU
First record: Ray, 1660 Last record: Henslow, 1833; WH Coleman, 1833
Conyza minor Dwarf–Fleabane. Ray,1670:78
Aster palustris parvo flore globoso Martyn,1727,27
..... the plant seems to have become extinct... It loves grassy road–sides and commons and is therefore easily extirpated, especially by the builder. Evans,1911,211.
44 or 45
Sawston Moor plentiful. A. Hosking ann.Bab. ?= P. dysenterica.
45
Hinton In the lanes and closes JM.ann.Index Loc.
Hinton. Relhan,1802;1820.
Hinton; Relhan. Bab.1860,120.
Hauxton, &c.Relhan,1802;1820.
Hauxton; Relhan. Bab.1860,120.
46
Conyza minor Dwarf Fleabane. Beyond the castle in the road to Histon, & in many other watery or moist places of the highways. Ray,1660,37(55).
Aster palust. parv. fl. glob. Histon JM.ann.
Near Cambridge by road to Histon; Ray. Bab.1860,120.
Inula pulicaria Small Fleabane. Chesterton, between the Ferry, and the Sluice, &c.&c.Relhan,1785; 1802;1820.
By the river, Chesterton; Relhan. Bab.1860,120.
Inula pulicaria In a piece of Waste ground on the road from Chesterton towards the Ely Road & Milton. 1833,Coleman(a),10.
Waste ground in the lane from Chesterton towards the Ely Road & Milton. Coleman(b).
In a lane leading from further end... Bab.MS.Fl.2:381.
In a lane leading from the eastern end of Chesterton to the Ely road; WH Coleman. Bab.1860,120.
47
Haddenham. AF.ann.
Hibrow. [?47] W.M. AF.cat.
57
Inula pulicaria In Soham village, 11.8.177–, Sir John Cullum, ann.Fl.Hudson, WSRO.
58
[?Ely] 'by the side of the pools of water on the left hand side of the road. Habitat wet, stiff clayey ground, liable to innundations in wet seasons and never altogether dry' Sept. 21 1832, W Marshall in AF.Flora.
...west of Ely a few years since 1853 [?1833]; WM. Bab.MS.Fl.2:381.
By the road–side near a windmill to the west of Ely; W.Marshall. Bab.1860,120.
Isle of Ely, Mrs Casborne, 18.8.1833, det PD Sell 1985, CGE.
Ely, JS Henslow, per HE Lowe, 8.1833, BM. K.
Ely, JS Henslow, 8.1833, CGE.
41
'The Inula pulicaria grows at Leverington, near Wisbech.' Letter from Skrimshire to James Smith,Eng.Bot., 14.9.1795. See also J.Bot. 56:261.
Inula pulicaria Lev(ering)t(o)n. Dr Skrimshire. Folder 806. J.Balding Hb, det CD Preston, 'not vulgaris', WBCH.
Newton opposite the Hall. Levt. opposite Mr Lampkins. between the Church & Gorfield–Green Skrim.MS.
