Catalogus stirpium &c., or, A catalogue of plants naturally growing and commonly cultivated in divers parts of England, more especially about Nottingham ...

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fates rechons the dij sonos Suc metera in Wine anilis illibic Cure of the si condice. Lelicanthemrem vulgare. vid. Bellis. LEUCOΙΠΜ luteum vulgo Cherri flore simpli-Ci Syn. 29 I. I. B. Keiri sive Leucoium luteum vulgare. Viola lutea. Ger. I asi se locver o coiis eir. Cl. Ι. Gen. XXI. I. Flo er most

These Flowers are Cordial and aperiti ve and mahe agood Ingredient in In fi liolis and designed to tremove obstruections, and to promore the Menses

a LICHEN petraeus parvus, foliis crenatis. Sy n. ibid. Lichen petraeus cauliculo pileum parvum sustinente. Au . H. S. Vos H. f. I 3. the Heads lappear in prii and My. In Lar alei id inani HolloW near Natichnis Gallon s. l3 Lichen petraeus stellatus. S u. III. C. B. Piv. Lichen petraeus umbellatus ejusdem. Li-l

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MARCHANTI A capitulo stellato radiis teretibus. Michaeli, Nov. Gen. R II. F. I. V 2.

Lufenastram 1 LICHENAsTRUM capitulis oblorigis juxta foliorum divisuras enascentibus. Sy N. Do. 1Ounditi Costoich Mood, and Not italiam Conice the Heads appear in April. a LICHEN ASTRUM imbricatum majus. Sy n. II 1 Cat. Gis. Stuppl. 1 2. This is in Heads in MarcΘand April. I found it on a Rock in Ple ν Ρark. and here and there on the Bark of Troes in Cotaick Mood but not so large. 3 LICHEN ASTRUM imbricatum minus Sy n. i bid. Μulaus lichenoides foliis cauli squamatim incumbentibus angustior. Dood. II. App. Common in Gisich Mood on the Bark of Trees. 'LICHENAsrRUM Trichomanis facie capitulis e foliorum summitate enascentibus majus. Θn. II Z. Musseus trichomanoides folii S rotnndioribus pellucidis squamatim conjuncte sibi incumbentibus. H. Omi. In Nottingham Coppice, Very common, T s

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Licheuoides, l

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Is LICHENOIDEs crustaceum et leprosum scutellis nigricantibus. Syn. II. Cat. Gis. ΣΟΙ.

leganzer expansum. ibit Muscus lichen- formis

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formis cinereus, crustae moko se expandens et arcte adhaerenS. Dood. Θn. II. App. Commonwith the foregoing. II LICHENOIDES crusta tenuissima peregrinis elut literis inscripta. Sy n. ibid. This gro scommon On Trees in Col ira Mos.

zo LICHENOIDES crustaceum nigerrimum emeris papillis conflatum. This I found on thebattered BrickWork mear Piso fit st For e

This Mosis barring the Colour appears not unlike the Fissi Shin used by Casemakers, excepi that the Paps v. hicli coinpose it are holloK W1thin. et I LICHENOIDES Obscure fuscum membranaceum gelatinosum Moliolis ad margines laciniatis clennilinae congestis. An Lichenoides gςlatino-ium tenuissimum erectum brassicam Crispana seni lans sol lolis tenuissime aculearis. S u. a. In the lanae Place With the preceeding. 22 LICHENOIDES gelatinosum tenerius laciniatum ex fusco purpurascens. 72. Lichen ter-

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tmosum tenuissimum erectum brassicam aemulans. SIV. idiri Cret GisS. 2o9. On

crispam

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otiosa tenui, fuseo virenti in segmenta Iatiora plerumque divisa. ὁ Π GOL zo7. Lichen arboreus cinereus arctissime arboribus adhaerenS Dr. Ruram sis umet Bam Pard

tum majus et rigidius, colore virescente STN. S. Cat. Sijsu zo . Lichm pulmonarius cin reus mollior, in amplas lacinias divisus. L R. H. Common On Trees and old Pales.

33 LICHEN II DES arboreum ramositam Cinereo Canclicans, segmentiS angustioribus. Si n. 6

LICHRNOIDEs ceratophyllon obtusius et mInus ramosum. SFn ibid. Mustus moneanus cinereus, musci crustacei arborum non

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ham.

This is drying and astringent rechoned a good VulnerarF., it is commended in Consumptions occasioned by ldecayed Lungs, and likewile in Spitiing Blood, let 6 LICHENOIDLs peltatum terrestre Ciner