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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CHELIDONIUM OOrni usitim pedunculis uniforis, soliis sessilibus pinnatisidis, caule hispido Linno Est. Heg. eae a . Murr. p. 489. Sp. Pi. M 3. p. 724. H L. FLAng I. Id. q. p. 229. GLAUCIUM hirsutum fore phoeni eo. Tocio. Ins. 954. PAPAVER eorniculatum phoeniceum hirsutum. Baul: Pin. 17 i. PAPAUER eornieulatum rubrum. Dod. pe pr. 449. PAPAVER cornutum phoeniceo fore. Cfui. Hi . s. p. X i. PAPAVER cornutum fore rubro. Ger. H l. p. 291. L 2. emac. 367. f 2. Red-horned Poppe allo s, in Ger RADIX annua, sussormis, parum sit, rosa, sa-s

cens.

CAULIS pedalis ad sesquipe lalom, erectiusculus, teres, leviter sulcatus, pilis longis distantibus hispidus, pallide virens, ramosus, rami caulis miles, divaricato-patuli FCLIA eandieantia, radicalia in orbem polita, Crectiuscula, petiolata, ea tera sessilia. semiamplexantia, alterna, remota, sinuato-pinnati fida, utrinque pilis titi eatilis hispida:

laciniae in ratii alibus alternae; extimae CCnsuentes, in superioribus caulinis oppositae, dentatae, dentibus obtusiusculis, mucronatis, Dunc remotis, nunc approximatis, ad apices plerumque ternis.

FLORES solitarii, magni, rubro crocei, erecti, caduci. PEDUNCULI terminales, soliis oppositi, breves, ad apices dilatati, cauli similes CALYX Psk1ANT 1υM pedunculo brevius, diphyllum; hirsutissimum, soliolis ovare oblongis.

oncavis, caducis.

COROLLA: Parhth 4. sub rotunda, inaequalia, basi

angustiora, plana, margine eroso-Crenata, ad

hasin macula oblonga nigra notata, A. 1. STAMINA: Fit Autum A 15 circiter, planiuscula, corolla breviora: ANTHERAE oblongae, Obtusta, compressae, erectae, didymae, pallide aurantiacae, in . 2. PISI ILLUM: GraupN cylindra eum, seri Co-tomentosum, longitudine staminum; STYLus nullus: ST1GMA Capitatum, crassum, bifidum, viride,

PERICARPIUM: Sihi υλ cylindracea, stricta, sub 'compressa, uncias circiter 8 longa. pilis oppr sis scabriuscula, stigmate bilabiato

terminata, hi valvis

sat h. alternate, remote, sinu ted and pinnatis 4, covere 1 on both fides luith halis asoti the falli, the si ments in thes r ot-leaves alternate, the outermost Ones consuent, in the i per stath leaves opposite, to the , teeth sona hat obtuse, terminat ins in a s hortpoint, soni times remote, sorae times near ea hother, the tops having usualty three.

to Orange, upright. qui chly fallinet FLOWER STAL S terminal, opposito the leaveris hori, dilated at top. like the stat h.

oblong, qui kly falling. COROLLA: 4 Pset his, roundis h. ia nequat in fete,

recepta cle.

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CERASTIUM pumilum floribus pentandris, petatis bifidis longitudine calycis, capsula Calyce duplo

. longiore

hesitate io publisti it as a species persectly distinct. For want of a more appropriate name, haV2 awgit that os sumitam.' It astrees with the Cerastium femin andrum in being abolit the sume sire, usualty a litile sinalter, havingnearly the sanie habit, the Tarne number of stamina, and in bring also an annuat; but differs si otia it in theseslowing particular s. The whole plant, but more especialty ille staths and leaves, are more evidently hairy, being an deed persemyhirsute nearly as much so as in the vulgatum; the floWers are considerably larger, the petat s being nearly twice e Me sully as lora , or rather longer than the calyx, of co Ie more sileWy, more conspicuous alto fromtheir si perior Whi tenes , regularly bitid or divided down one third, that they greatly resemblo those of the starum, si s , and mo others of the sanae genus; the seed vesseis are much longer, and more taper inrasor the most part twice the tength of the Calyx, but not always so; the charasser mosi to be depended on conlisis in ille sortii len th and division of the petais; iis superior hainnesis is also a good prem facie character: thehairs on the branches, it is to bo observeti, are equat ly viscous as in the femi decandrum : the seeds in the pum fumare larger, os a clariter brown colour, and rougher. Alr. Dici sou sound this species, which may perhaps he more common than Ave are a vare, on dry banhanear Croydon. It begins io sower as early as February and Marcii, rather sooner than the sui canis , and ripens ita

Pario Frisi eari is. Fig. 1. Caldicis soliolum auct.

q. Petaliam.

s. Stamina cum pistillo. . Pistillum.

5. Capsula magnit. nat. 6. Semen magnit. Dat. Semen ausi

s. Tlhe Stamina Mith the Pisillum. 4. Thci Pistillum 5. A Capsule os iis natural sae. 6. A seed os iis natural siete. 7. The fame magnifieil.

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RANUNCULUs aro est seminibus aculeati . soliis superistribus decompositis linearibus. L Mn. 's.

RANUNCULUS seminibus aeuleatis, soliis tripartitis, lobis longe petiolatis, bi et tripartis, acute in eisis. I P. His M. Ii 76.pANUNCULUS arvensis echinatus. Latii. Pin. p. 179. RANUNCULUS arvorum. Pari. 7 h. s28. n. 4. Gota fore of the ploughed si lds. ME SUn. M. 3. s. 248. Corn Crowskot. RANUNCULUS arVorum. Crowsoote os the fallowed seid. Ger. I xl. p. 8 5. . e. p. 951. f 3, RADIX annua, simplex, sbrosa. CAULIS erectus, pedalis et ultra, teretiusculus, hinc Asubcompressus, inferne laevis, superne hi

sutulus, ramosissimus, ramis ante fores cen- oliam subnutantibus. Y

FOLIA pleraque alterna, superiora quaedam oppostata, i subpetiolata, vaginantia, tripartita, laciniis tri sidis, patentibus, lacinulis laneeolato-linearibus, 4bi tris dis, acutiusculi , basi angustatis: radica- οlia petiolata, laciniis latioribus. ΥFLORES gavi, minores PEDUNCULI soliis oppositi, iis paulo longiores, patulO- erecti, teretes, pubescentes, solitarii, unifori. 4CALYX: Ppar ANT 1υM pentaphyllum, soliolis ovatis, lconcavis, lutescentibus, basi albidis, deciduis, e

COROLLA: PgτΛLA 5 ob ovata, intus nitida, exius flvenosa, uinguibus parvis, A. 2. NECTARIUM fovea in singulo petato supra unguem, squamula emarginata clausa, A. 3 STAMINA: Fi LAMENTA circiter asi eorolla dimidio

breuiora: AM TRE AE erectar, oblongae, Ob-

iuta, didymae, petatis concolores, A. 4, 5. PISI ILLUM : Ggst M 1 Λ numerosa, in capitulumeollecta: ST1GMATA recurva, A. 6. SEMINA sex ad octo, echinata, A. 7.ROOT annuat, simple, and sit rotas. STALL Dpright. a s ot or more in height. roundis , saltened a litile on one fide, sinooth helow,sighily hirsute above, very much branched, branches nodding somewhat bes ore sowering. LEAVES mostly alternate, sonae os the Dpper Ones opposie, shori soots aik'd, sh a1hing, tripa tite, the segment; trifid, sprending. ille sinalter divisons lanceolato linear, bifid or tristi, som what potnted and narrowed at the baseiroot leaves standing on long focis aiks, sese

Os the genus Ranun ultis there are severat species Whrch havethey a re so conspieuousty so as in the present: Uliat a disterence in Rianiant ustis se , artis, planis evidently of the fame genus e

these readi ly vegetate where they are spontaneousy scat tered, this species a corii seliis, but uot os ille most sormidabie hind.