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bot. 2307 Jac. aust. 3. t.286 Jac. aust.2. t.190 11174 11177 11184 11188 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 1633. Thrincia. From θρivκoς, a feather; in allusion to the feathery pappus of the seeds. Small uninteresting weeds of no value or beauty. weeds of no value or beauty. 1634. Picris. From πiκρoς, bitter; a name given by the Greeks to some plant resembling Lettuce, on account of its bitterness. None of the species are remarkable for their qualities. of its bitterness.

None of the species are remarkable for their qualities. ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ÆQUALIS. 11174 Scape single-fl. Leaves dentate scab. Involucre nearly glab. Outer pericarps with a scaly pappus 11175 Scape 1-fl. pilose, Invol. hoary naked, Leaves lanc. blunt toothed, Hairs forked 11176 Scape 1-fl. hispid, Leaves obl, runcinate toothed hispid, Hairs forked 11177 Stem erect scabrous, Leaves amplexicaul. lanc. toothed, Fl. corymbose, Outer invol. lax 11178 Stem ascending scabrous, Leaves obl. lanc. blunt sinuate pinnatifid, Pedunc. thickened 11179 Leaves obl. lanc. nearly entire sessile, and invol. hispid, Hairs glochidate 11180 Stem branched spreading leafy, Leaves amplexicaul. obl. repand hispid §1. Scape one-flowered, naked. 11181 Scape 1-leaved, Invol. hairy, Leaves lanc. runcinate toothed subpubescent, Teeth recurved 11182 Scape somewhat naked villous, Invol. very villous, Leaves lanc. entire acute villous 11183 Scape 1-leaved downy upwards, Invol. cylindr. downy, Leaves lanc. toothletted 11184 Leaves entire ovate downy beneath, Stolones creeping 11185 Scape naked thickened upwards hairy, Invol. smooth, Leaves lanc. obl. somewhat toothed smooth 11186 Scape nearly naked, Invol. hispid, Leaves lanc. spatulate runcinate-toothed smoothish §2. Scape many-flowered, naked. 11187 Scape about 4-fl. naked, Leaves obl. blunt entire, Stolones creeping 11188 Scape 1-leaved with about 6 fl. Fl. umb. Leaves lanc. acute entire, Stolones creeping 11189 Scape leafy pilose at base, Fl. corymbose, Peduncles downy, Leaves lanc. acute nearly entire pilose 11190 Scape leafy smoothish, Fl. in corymbose panicles, Pedunc. spreading, Invol. hairy 11191 Scape leafy hispid, Fl. in corymbose panicles, Pedunc. clustered, Invol. hispid 11192 Scape about 3-fl. 1-leaved hairy, Leaves lin. lanc. acute pilose 11193 Scape somewhat naked branched about 3-fl. Pedunc. squarrose, Leaves lin. lanc. toothletted smooth 11194 Scape about 2-fl. Peduncles long, Leaves spatulate lanc. entire pilose, Stolones creeping Seabe 11195 Scape forked about 2-fl. and leafy at base, Leaves lanc. acute entire, Stolones O 11196 Resembles H. murorum, but the stem is naked 11197 Scape naked corymbose, Leaves lyrate runcinate hairy 1 11198 Leaves ovate somewhat toothed, Scape naked racemose, Upper flowers opening first 11199 Scape naked scabrous at base, Fl. in racemose corymbs, Leaves oblong blunt toothletted hairy 11200 Scape leafy hispid, Fl. corymbose, Pedunc. clustered, Leaves obl. acutish pilose-hispid 11201 Scape somewhat naked branched, Invol. with glandular hairs, Leaves oblong acute entire woolly 11202 Scape naked branched, Invol. smooth, Leaves obovate acute entire ciliated, Veins colored 11203 Scape leafy in corymbose panicles, Invol. pubescent, Radic. leaves entire obovate blunt ciliated 3. Stem leafy.

A. Leaves entire. 11204 Stem erect, Leaves alternate lanc. naked toothed, Panicle capillary 11205 Stem erect branched, Leaves lanc. sessile somewhat toothed glaucous narrowed at each end 11206 Stem erect branched, Leaves lin. lanc. nearly entire narrowed at each end ciliated at base 11207 Stem erect simple, Leaves lanc. cordate amplexicaul. toothletted downy, Fl. racemose corymbose 11208 Stem erect few-fl. Cauline leaves lanc. acum. runcinate: radical obl. lanc, undivided 11209 Stem erect pilose panicled, Leaves ovate oblong subcordate sessile remotely toothed entire at end 11210 Stem erect hairy, Fl. subcorymbose, Cauline leaves oblong lanceolate stem-clasping: radical toothed 11211 Stem erect villous, Lvs. pilose somewhat toothed: radic. obov.; caul. obl. half-amplexicaul, Inv. hirsute 11212 Stem erect branched, Lvs. ovate cord. amplexicaul. toothed towards the base, Pedunc. and invol. hirsute 11213 Stem erect simple furrowed smoothish, Rad. lvs. obl. deeply toothed at base; ; caul. hastate sagit. Inv. lax 11214 Stem erect panicled furrowed downy, Leaves rugose: upper lanceol. Invol. lax hispid 11215 Stem ascending simple furrowed viscid, Leaves lanc. with recurved teeth, Involucre hispid 11216 Stem erect branched hispid, Leaves lanc. toothed sessile narrowed at each end, Invol. lax hispid 11217 Stem erect about 2-fl. Leaves pilose toothed: radical oblong; cauline lanc. sessile, Invol. villous 11218 Stem cymose fistulous many-leaved, Leaves ovate-lanceolate toothed forwards 11219 Stem cymose solid few-leaved, Leaves lanceolate broadly toothed forwards 11220 Stem erect branched leafy, Leaves linear entire 11221 Stem erect simple leafy 1-fl. Leaves ovate-lanc. toothletted sessile 11222 Radic. leaves oblong and lanceolate bluntish narrowed at base toothletted woolly, Invol. hoary 11223 Stem leafy erect simple, Leaves oblong villous somewhat toothed, Fl. panicled 11224 Stem erect somewhat branched and lvs. villous: radic. obl. lanc. toothed; caul, ovate cord. amplexicaul. 11225 Differs from H. villosum in having the involucrum covered with dense short brown hairs 11226 Radical lvs. lanc. narrowed into stalk: caul. sub-amplexic. toothed backwards acute smooth, Inv. villous 11227 Stem erect smooth below, Leaves sub-villous lanc. acute radical toothletted, Invol. villous 11201 11213 β 11210 11223 11224 and Miscelianeous Particulars. 1635. Hieracium. It was believed formerly, that birds of prey made use of the juice of this kind of plant to strengthen their vision; whence it was called Hieracium, from isçağ, a hawk; the French word Eperviére, the English Hawk-weed, and the German Habichtskraut, all bear witness to the universal belief in this very strange opinion. An extensive genus of plants, many of which, especially H. aurantiacum, are objects SYNGENESIA ÆQUALIS.

CLASS XIX. 11228 prostrátum W. en. s. prostrate Apr au Y 11229 Kálmii W.

Kalm's pr au Y 11230 speciosíssimum W. shewy Apr 1 au Y 11231 denticulátum E. B. small-toothed 11232 Milléri Link. 11233 echioídes W. Viper's-bugloss 11234 verruculátum Link. warted Apr 1 jl.au Y S. Europe 1822. D co Pensylva. 1794. Doco S. Europe 1821. D co Scotland sc.wo. D co

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