The pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of London, MDCCCIX

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APPENDIX. 409 SINAPIS. . G. 1246. Cl. 15. O . e. Tetradynamia. Siliquosa. t. Ord. Si liquosae. L. Cruciferae. J. GL spreading. Cor. ClaWs erect. Gland be- tween the shorter Stamens and pistit, and be- tween the longer Stamens and CalyX. 5. S. nigra. Siliques Sinooth, pressed to the

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TRITICUM.

Cl. 3. Ord. 2. Triandria. Digynia. Nat. Ord.

t Annual. 2. T. hybernum. CalyXes Dur-so vered, ventricose, even, imbricate, With litile or no a viis. Bienniat. TU SILAGO.-W. G. I 483. Cl. I9. Ord. 2. Sy in genesi a. Supersua. Nut. Ord. Compositae Discoideo . L. Corymbiferae. J. Recepi. nal ed. See H loton simple. Cal. scales equat, as long as the disti, sonaeWhat membrana

Europe. Perenniat. VALERIANA. . G. 75 Cl. 3. Ord. I. Triandria. Monogynia. Nat. Ord. Aggregatae. L. Dipsacae . I.

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APPENDIX. . L. o. Corol. monope talous, gibbous, O noue fide of the base, superior. Seed one. t Valerians, with a single dotany See l. 6. V. es Dialis. Flo vers three-stamened, allthe leaves pinnate. Europe. Perenniat. VERATRUM. . G. I 859. Cl. 23. Ord. l. Ρolygamia. Monoecia. Nat.

Rudiment of a pistit.

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APPENDIX. VITIS -W. G. 453. Cl. 5. Ord. l. Ρentilia tria. Monogynia. Nas. Oric Scabri duo. L. Vites. J. Petati cohering at the top, shri velling. Beri ysive-sce ded superior. I. V. Tinifera. Leaves Waved naked. Most temperate climates. Shrub. ULMUS. - . G. 505. O. 5. Ord. 2. Pentandria. Digynia. Nat.

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T ABLES

RELATIVE PROPORTION S

Deci litre

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scr. gr. gramines.

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T ABLE

11 :

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SPECIFIC GRAVITIES

CORRESPONDIFG TO THE DEGREES OF BEAUME SHYDROMETERS, AT A TEMPERATURE OF 559 F.