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GlasgowNaturalist2006.Volume24.Part4.Pages155- In the Annual Report of the Marine Biological 158. SHORTNOTES ArsescoocridaetdiotnhatofTthhoemaWsestScootftShcaodtlannadmefdora19p0a2rasiittiics isopodPleurocryptapatienceiScott, 1902afterMr FALSELUPIN(THERMOPSISMONTANA)IN Alex. Patience; its discoverer (Marine Biological LANARKSHIRE Association ofthe West of Scotland, 1903, p.7). P.Macpherson&B.Simpson Sadly,thisnamehasbeensynonymisedwiththeother 15LubnaigRoad,Glasgow,G432RY bopyridspeciesdiscoveredbyPatienceanddescribed 73LavenderDrive,EastKilbride,G759JH by Scott as P. duthae Scott, 1902, so Alexander Patience remains honoured inthe nomenclature of In the spring of2004 BS noted unusual foliage British cmstaceans only via the woodlouse Lgarnoawriknsghiirnet/hAeyrvsahlilreeyobfouanldiattrlye.buWmefawiernlytctloostehetostihtee MMiokotroeni&scuHsanpcaotcike,nc2e0i04V)a.ndel, 1946(asreportedby on 24'*’ June when the plant was in flower and Thisnextsnippetisnotedinthehopethatitmight msuebmsbeequrenotfltyhewePreeaaFbalmeiltyo.identifyitasFalseLupin,a lsittitmullea-tkenowfnurtchaerrcinionltoegreisstt.inHtheewlaatserryeepaorrstedof(stthiilsl tIthewaPsowsbitruoanteedBbeutmweaepnpraonxaimbaatnedloynedPAshkeempffranokmatnhde tfhraotmoafnhiasddermepslsoyoefrs14W0mLonMdetocnalSftreee&t,SGolnass),goawm,oin.eg. B743 and SE ofGlengavel Reservoir, Lanarkshire theListofFellowsoftheRoyalPhysicalSocietyof A(tVCa7r7e)t.urTnhevisgirtidinre2f0e0re5ncteheisc2o6l/o6n9y13w4a5s.notedtobe Eeldeicntbeudrg19h10)f.orTh1isOcistoibnetreres1t9i2n3gbe(casaushea,viansgMoboereen anirregularpatchof7x3m,9mfromthefankand &. Hancock (2004) pointed out, his scientific 30mfromthebum. PlantassociateswereBracken pRuEblFiEcaRtiEoNnsCcEoSmetoanabmpthaltin1911. {Pteridium aquilinum, Soft-msh {Juncus effusus). H{eCahtahmeerri{oCnalalnugnuastviufloglairuims)).andRosebayWillowherb M1a90r3i.neABninoulaolgicRaelpoArstsofcoirat1i9o0n2.ofGltahsegoWwe:stN.oAfdsSchoetaldand&, Trahreelyplganrtowinsainngaatirvdeenso.fWWietshterrengaNrdAtmoertihcea.BriIttisihs M(S1oo8no6,r5e4-,81p9Pp5..4G).:&HGalnacsogcokw,’Es.G.,l2i0t0t4l.e-kAnlowenxandeErdPwaatrideinacne distribution“inthewild”,itwasestablishedforabout carcinologist. GlasgowNaturalist,24\119-129. 25 years ingravel pits atOundle,Northants (now gone) and on the riverside at Canonbie, Dumfriesshire (Clement & Foster (1994). It was NEWRECORDSOFTHEAMPHIPOD reportedtohavebeenpresentsinceabout1978ina MICROJASSACUMBRENSIS(FAMILY derelictgarden atHoubie,Fetlar,Shetland(Scott& ISCHRYOCERIDAE)INTHEFORTHSEA Palmer1987). AREA. Onecanonlyspeculateastohowthisraritycameto MylesO’Reilly be established in a remote Lanarkshire glen. ScottishEnvironmentProtectionAgency Possibilities include accidental introduction with RedwoodCrescent animalfeedandbird-sownfromDumfriesshire.There EastKilbride,GlasgowG755PP hasalsobeenafforestationinthearea. [email protected] REFERENCES Clement,EJ&Foster,MC(1994).AlienPlantsofthe The amphipods from the Forth Sea Area were FBLSrceeiorrttwnitis,schkWI.osfle&s,thPBeaoltmaSnehirec,tallRanSdo(1c9iI8es7tl)ya.nodfTs,htheeSFBhlreiottwlieasrnhidInsglTesPi,lmaLenostnsdoLantnd.d. raiedmeconetnnitgfliyedtrheeavsieneuwmwebadesrbyaofO’ssRipenegicllieleysfenetemawall.eto(2st0ph0ee1c)ai.rmeeanThaenoydf Microjassa cumbrensis from off St.Abbs in June 1989whichrepresentedthefirstrecordofthisspecies ALEXANDERPATIENCE(1865-1954): fromtheeastcoastofBritain. FurtherrecordsofM. ADDENDA cumbrensishaverecentlycometolightinthecourse P.G.Moore ofsamplingbySEPAon9*'’Feb2004,atKingston UniversityIsMlearoifnCeuBmiborlaogeicKaAl2S8tatOiEonGMillport, TkHhumeddsnosuet(wh5o6sf°p0eEc7ai.smt4e4LnrasNr.gc,oom0Bp2ar°yi5s5ie.n94t2h3ef’eFWmi.ar,ltehdsoe,fpt2Fhoor4tfh0.wmh)i,ch7 Researchingfurtheraroundthetopicofthehistoryof areovigerous,andallarearound 1.5mmlong. M. theMarineStationatMillporthasbroughttolighta cumbrensisisadifficultspeciestorecogniseduein coupleofitemsrelatingtoAlexanderPatiencethat parttoitssmallsize. Itdoesnotpossessthedistinct wereoverlookedbyMoore&Hancock(2004). toothed outerramus ofuropod 1, characteristic of many ischyrocerids (see Lincoln, 1979) and the 155