SUMMARY Details are given of four interesting new palaeobotanical records from an Ipswichian (last) Interglacial site in the East Midlands of England. The taxa are considered in the context of the site, and a brief review is presented of their Tertiary and Pleistocene history and present ecology, with some discussion of the phytogeographical implications.
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