Flora londinensis, or, Plates and descriptions of such plants as grow wild in the environs of London : with their places of growth, and times of flowering, their several names according to Linnaeus and other authors, with a particular description of

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TRIFOLIUM. Liam Gn. PI. Dici DpLpATA DECANDRIA. Finies subcapitati. Legumen vix calyce longius, non dehiscens, deciduum. Resii S . Gen. 23. HERGAE FLORE Papirio NACEO fgU LEGUMIMOs F.

TRIFOLIUM la O s spieis villosis ovalibus, dentibus calycinis setaceis villosis aequalibus. Li . 's.

TRIFOLIUM eatile ramoso, soliis lanceolatis serratis, spicis villosis ovatis. Haly. His. n. 373. TRIFOLIUM Mi S soli FL Carn. p. 83. z. 2. TRIFOLIUM aruense humile spicatum s. Lagopus. MM. Pin. 328.

LAGOΡUs si Ve Pes Leporis. Ger. e c. 1193. LAGOPUS vulgaris. Puri. 11 7. Rasi S n. s. s3O. Hare ot or Hare -Foot Tres it. Hudson FI. Aetl ed. q. s. s 6. Isthffsos FE S l. s. 4 5. RADIX annua, sussormis, simplex, albida. iC LIs pedalis, suberectus, ramosus, teres, laevius- sculus, pilis crebris, mollibus, albis, cane-

RAMI alterni, breviusculi, patulo erecti FOLIA ternata: soliola aequalia, oblongo-obovata, 'emarginata, leviter striata, pilosa STIPULAE bi cuspidatae, apicibus subulatis, striatae, striis interdum rubris. FLORES parvi, albi, in capitulis terminalibus, subo-ualibus, pilosissimis, cano-Carneis. CALYX : Pgni AN Tui UM tubulatum, 5-dentatum,llosissimum, albidum, dentibus subaequalius, longitudine tubi, setaceis, rubris, A. 1.

pili eatii sub microseopio recti. longissimi COROLLA papilionacea, calyce brevior, alba; VEXILLUM Obovatum, obsolete crenulatum: AL M

vel iis somelimes red.

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Rasi 8n. Gen. 24. HERBAE PENTA PETALAE VASCULI FERAE.

Ii EI. Cani. H. 2. n. 848. Hudson Fl. Angi. p. 3O4. I gh t FL S t. 37 i. GERANIUM caule erecto, soliis quinquet is, iobis trifidis acutis. AHI. Vs. 937. GERANIUM soliis imis usque ad pedunculum divisis. V V. Paris Ias. 15. f 2.

GERANIUM inctis soliis.

RADIX annua, teres, subfbrosa, susca. CAULES plures, subpedales, patentes, teretiusculi, pallide virides. hinc rubentes, pilis crebras, brevibus, albis, deorsum spectantibus, obsiti, nodosa, ramosi, ramis alternis, divaricato- patulis. FOLIA opposita, longe petiolata, quinquepartita, laci niis tri sexfidis, distantibus; linearibus, set qualibus, acutiusculis, venosis, utrinque pilis sui sum spectantibus instructis, margine apiceque rubris, sanubiis obtusis. Laciniae soliorum radicalium magis approximatae et obtusores, petiolis divaricato patulis, compressiusculis,

iiii caulis pilosis.sTIPULAE b Jobae, basi lata, albida, lobis sesmieorda

tis, acuminatis, rubris, nitentibus, linea dor

sali albida, margineque ciliatis. FLORES parvi, purpurΡΟ-rubri. PEDUNCULI bisori, soliis breviores CALYX: Ppsti ANTA 1uM pentaphyllum, soliolis ova to oblongis, trinervibus, aristatis, pilis glandu- losis obsitis, A. 1. COROLLA calyce paulo brevior. PETALA quinque,

oblongo-obcordata, emarginata, A. P.

NECTARIUM: GLANDu La quinque virides, cum petatis alternantes, A. 3.sTAMINA: F1LAMENTA decem, germen cingentia. iANet istae subovatae, cceruleae, fg. q. P1STILLUM: GgkMEN pentagonum, rostratum, pilis iglandulosis vestitum. set urus cylindricus, persistens. STIGMA quinquefidum, rus escens,

branches alternate, divaricared, spreading

into sue segments, whicli are again dividedinto froin three to fix sinalter ones, distant, linear, unequat, sona viliat potnted, vel ny, onboili fides bes et with hairs potiating up wariis, their elge and tips red, the sinus es obtuse The segments of the radicat leaves approach, Marer to each other, and are more obtuse,

base, ille iobes semicordate, acuminat d, Ied,