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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M,UM 1 . Angi ld. q. p. 112. PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA. opes, radiatae. Fh Ius subovatus, striatus, setis rigidis hispidus

CAUCALIS Ahira fetis involucris multisdis'. umbella conserta, seminibus oblongis, soli Clis ovatis pinnati fidis, ramis erectis. Hudson sy. An L ed. 2. p. 12. TORDYLIUM AEurisis umbelli eonserti , soliolis ovato anceolatis. pinnatisdis. Lian. s LV erab. p. 275. Manlii. 35O. D . FI. A D. z. 3. t. 251. C CALIS soliis duplicato pinnatis, nervo multoties latioribus. H P. His. Λ. 741. CAUCALIS Aη hristis. Sobpoh FZ Carn. n. 311. CAUCALIS semine aspero soseulis rubentibus. Baul. Pin. 15s. CALCALIS minor sesculis rubentibus. Ger. emaci 1 22. CAUCALIS mitior fore rubente. Parti . 921. ANTHRISCUS quorundam semine aspero hispido. I. R. III. q. 83. Riara S,M. ed. s. s. 219. An. q. He e Parssey. RADIX annua, tenuis, sussormis, parum fibrosa, extus O ROOT annuat, stender, tapering sightly fibrous, yel- flavicans, intus alba. I lowish Uithout and white Uithin. CAULIS pedalis, erectus, subflexuosus, teres, pur- STAI K srom η to 6 seet hi gh, upright, a litile crooh- purascens, scaber, setis minutis rigidis vix vi- I ed, round, purplisti, rough, covered with sibilibus deorsum appressis vestitus, ramosus. A minute rigid bri siles, pressed downwards tomui plures, alterni, suberecti. Y the stath, and scareely visibie, branched. The ι Arun es numerous, alternate, and Dearly ο upright. FOLIA pauca, sere palmaria, remota, patentissima, i LEA s levi, a liand s-hrea illi nearly in tensili, dis- duplicato pinnata, ad apices deflexa, petiolata, o tant, . spreading greatly, doubli pinnated petiolis canaliculatis, has latiore subvaginan- qtibus; Pinnarum tria, quatuorve paria, cum rimpari, ovatae, acutae, inferiores petiolatae, o latiores, sequentes sessiles, breviores, angusti- tores. extima longissima, lineari lanceolata: λores, extima longissima, lineari lanceolata ; οFohola inciso-serrata acutiuscula, setis minutis lconspicuis tamen obsita. ι turned downwariis at the tips, standing onsooistat s. .hiel, are hollowed above. broader at the base and somewhat meat hing: Pinnis three or mur pair, Uith an Odd one. Ovate, pol ted, the lower ones standing on olstaths, broader, the upper ones sessile,s horter, narro ver, the outermost very long

be ixi linear and lanceolaie: ine Duliq Io ei os whieli they are composed inciso δ serrated, a litile potiated, covered Mith very minute yet visibie setae. FLORES in umbellis me ioeribus planis, albi aut ru- . FLOWERS ire or reddish, without scent, gro vinges inodori. Q in mi Ole-sged sat umbeis. UMBELLA tinifer fis planiuscula, rara, inaequalis, 1 UMBEL : the I One saltish, thin, unequat, radiis circiter octo; partialis paulo densior, δ with about erit Tays ; the partis one a litile convexiuscula, i mequalis, radiis 12 aut pluri- φ cer, me at conve uneques, in abolithus, exterioribus longioribus, omnibus setis twelve or more rays, the outermost longest, ririr mk hi His ρ est of them hispid Mith setae pressest ui Wards.

diorum longitudine. liolis radiorum ple- leaves, abolit half the tength of the rays,

rumque nutero, linearibus, acutis, margine i the leaves usualty as numerous as the r smemDranaceo, albido; partiale polyphyllum, linear, in' margin membranous andi iolis cons ilibus, appressis, longitudine t white; the partial one composed os many

PERIANTHIUM proprium 5-dentatum, exiguum sepete PERIANTHIUM die cli oret clombed, minute,

imaphrodita, pe lis 5, inflexo-cordatis, paten- ι each so et oin the radius hermaphrodite, of 5 is subtus villosiusculis, extimis pauco : pet ais, inflexo-cordate very widely sprea ling μη - uti :. . ri on ille under fides lightly vilious. the outermost

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The Caucalis Antiri ous approaches B near to the inscii at ready ured, as semetimes to occasion sonte Me

ne tu in his o vn words.- 1sl, The Anthriscus is the taller plant, growing to the height of two cubita three seet the in ea more dwarf, scarcely ever exceeds a foot, or one cubit at farthest. 2dly, The Anthri cus ' is more upri i, with longer internodes; ine in D, with a more proohed stalli, has more numerous Joinu. odly. The statk of the Anthristis is more hirsute near theground than that of the of the Anthryotis. Whicli are white, or os a pale rest colour, have petat s nearly equa in siZe, Willi purpi antherae the floreis of the in are White, verging to yello Q; the two outemnost petess are very manis stly larger th in the rest, and the antherae White. 5thly, The seem of the misi sis are by far tho largest, and th sit e tips on the crown of the seed gre n; those of the Antiri us are more fragrant more aromatic, and of adulter colour With pur ple lips. L MD The An risus is set dona soland but in he es and among bushes, ,hile ille in psa is never sound in hedges, but for the most pari among corn. These distinctions sar as me have observed, ore persecti γjust, and w thy os their author: we siali ora Jυ observe in addition. that when we have been at a Josi sor a gistinction, the most ready one has been assorderibv the pr senest of the involucrum; hom Which Mr. Huosos has judici ouslv linen a part os iu specifie character :il e leaves of this, however though alWays present, are somelimes so Closely presed to the radia. not to beimmediat ely visibio: the syles too, in generat, are bent or howed bach to a greater degree thun IrThis plant is very common in the netob inood os London, in the sit uations RAV describes. slowering in July. Though the infestis may s metimes prove a troiilleseme Ueed, this, froni iis place of growth, 1s m nodegree such. scopo Li obserues, that as the seed is not stat, nor has a margin, it cannot be considered as a Tordy tim: he remartis also, stat he has seen the culti valed plant viilli an involucrum os orae leas, and without any ; as thi is qui te contrary to Our experience, Me suspect ne was deceived by the leaves os the involucrum being presedclose to the radii, Which, as Me have bes ore observed, very osten happens.

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ACHILLEAM ILLE FOLIUM. COMMONYARRO V, OT MILFOI L.

Lirin. G . m. SYNGEMEsIA POLYGAMIA sUPERFLUA. . Reces . palea eum. Papstis nullus. GL ovatus, ambracatus. Γω hi adit ei reiter quinque.

ACHILLEA I soliis bis innatis; nodis : lae iniis linearibu . dentatis . caulibus superne sulcatis.1 SEQ. Veg. ed. 14. Imrr. p. 778. Sp. Pq. p. 1267. ACHILLEA soliis pinnatis, pinnis longe aequalibus, pinnatis, pinnulis tris3is et quinquesdis. His His 1O7. Scop. IV. Carri. 1 5. MILLEFOLIUM vulgare. mul. Pin. 14o. Pori. s. terrestre vulgare. Ger. Em. 3C79. Mulgare. Res, Syn. 18s. Common Yarro or Mil soli. H FZ A L ed. q. s. s 4 RADIX perennis. repens, teres, fibrillosa, cinereo hibida. CAULIS pedalis et ultra, erectus, i retiusculus, sub- angulatus, inferne glaber, iomento tenui δaraneoso vestitus, superne sulcatus, lanugi- Φ

FOLIA alterna, lineari-lanceolata, radicalia petiolata, ό petiolis canalicularibus, ea utina sessilia. sub- famplexantia, supra glabra, subtus villosula, innata, pinnis oppositis, subovatis, multi- δdis, acutiusculis, obliquis. t

viusculae, ad radios pedunculosque corymbi. LYX di is ovatus, pubescens, arcte imbrica- Itus, squamis ovatis, concavis, obtususculis, o albo: membranaceis, apice susco ciliatis ner- ρvo dorsali viri l. δ

COROLLA composia, radiata: Cor disset heria imaphroditae, circiter duodeeim; insundibuli - οs Ormes, calycis longitudine. fias sordide qlutescente, fidito quinquefido, laciniis ovatis, τacutis, revolutis, subdiaphanis, albidis, A. a. COROLLUL E radii stemineae; plerumque quinque, iplanae, patentes, suborbiculares, obtuse tri odentatae, seu obsolete tris last, laei nuta inter- δmedia breviore, tubo cylindrico, virides- οce ite, friato, subpubescente; calycis longi - tudine, A. q. οsTAMINA tria is j F1L MENTA quinque, icapillaria, brevia; ANῬAERA cylindracea, itubulosa, lutea, A. a. 'PISTILLUM IJὰrmphrisitis et Rodi pis j GgnMEN tol longum, compressiusculum, subietrago- num, glabrum, albidum: STYLus e illaris, Istaminibus longior: Si ic MATA duo, line- οaria, truncata, resexo atula, hyalina, A. 4. qROOT perenniat; creeping, round surnis hed vitilinumerous sibros, os a Whitim asse colour STALR a s ot hio or more, upri hi, Dearly round sightly angular, below sinooth covered Milia stight cohwel by down, above g Oved, oli'. and branched LEAVES alternate, betwixi linear and lanceolate, theradical ones panding on soot-s aths, the s otia si allis hollowed above, those of the sal hsos fle, somewhat embracing the stalli, aliove sinooth, beneast a litile villous, pinnat d the pinnae opposite, sonte; at ovate, multis d. somewhai potnted and oblique FLO Rs whitisti, terminating in a Woolly, close

corymbus.

BRACTE E linear, entire and pinnatis l. smallis h. placed at the radii, anci pessuneles of the

corymbus.