MR. J. O. baker's MONOaRAPH OF BBITISn ROSES. 227 



Var. spii^RicA (Gren,). 



R. SPH.ERICA, Gren. in Billot, Archiv, p. 333, Exsic. 1479 ; Dese^. Mon. 

 p. 64 ; Gren, Jura, p. 241 ; Rent. Cat. p. 70. 



R. CANINA, var, sphjsrica, Dumort. Belg, p. 60. 



Differs only from lutetiana by its broader leaflets, more rounded 

 at the base, slightly pubescent petioles, globose fruit 7-8 lines 

 broad and deep, and more yillose styles. 



A plant gathered by Mr. Briggs at Modoney, in Devonshire, 

 quite agrees with what I have under this name from Besangon and 

 Greueva. 



Var. SENTicosA {Ach.). 



R. SENTICOSA, Ach, Vet. Acad, HandL 1813, p. 91, t. 13. 



R. ACiPHYLLA, Rau, Enum. p. 69, cum icoae ; Tratt. Mon. ii. p. 22; 

 Deseg. Mon, p. (^Q, 



R. SPH^RICA, var, ACIPHYLLA, Greu. Jura, p. 242. 



Fruit perfectly globular, but much smaller than in the last; 

 the general habit of the plant very slender and flexuous, the fully 

 developed leaves not more than an inclx long by 6-7 lines broad ; 

 the teeth very acute. ^^It has the aspect of i2. sepimn, but the 

 petioles and leaflets are glandless." — Deseglise. 



Devonshire, hedge near Yeo, Briggs ! 



Var. DUMALis (Bechst.). 



R. DUMALIS, -BecA5^ Forst. p. 241 (1810); Tratt. Mon. ii. p. 24, Gren. 

 Jura, p. 214 ; Baker, Review, p. 25, Exsic. 13-15. 



R. STipuLARis, Mtrat, Fl Paris, p. 192; DC. Prodr. ii. p. 623. 



R. SARMENTACEA, Swartz, MSS.; Woods, Linn. Trans, xii. p. 213, 

 Herb. 79-84; Smith, Engl Flora, ii. p. 390; Borrer, E. B. 5. 

 t. 2595. 



R. VENosA, Swartz, MSS.; Spreng. Syst. ii. p. 544; DC. Prodr. ii. 

 p. 623. 



R. GLAucoPHYLLA, WincJi, Geog. Distr. p. 45. 



R. GLAucA, Lois. Not. p. 80. 



R. RAM u LOS A, Godr. Fl. Lorr. edit. 2, vol. i. p. 231. 



R. CANIXA, var. dumalis, Dumort. Belg. p. 60. 



R. CAxiNA, var. sarmentosa. Rent. Cat. p. /O. 



Stipules more densely gland-ciliated thau in the type ; teeth of 

 the leaves more or less compound, with the secondary serrations 

 gland-tipped ; the petiole more or less gland uloso-setose and often 



