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ANETHUM FCENICULUM. 
COMMON FENNEL 
SYNONYM A. Foeniculunr dulce. Pbarm. Lond. & Edinb. et 
Fceniculum vulgare. 
Pbarm. Edinb. Fceniculum dulce, et F 
culum vulgare 
Ks 
rmanicum. 
Bauh 
P 
T A 1 
Fee 
1 
g 
Gerard. Li 
3 
Park. Tbeat. p 
£ 
4 
R 
an 
Hjft. p. 457 
Synop. p. 217. 
Holler Hijl 
9 
Hel 
n. 
7 
6 
A. Foe 
Hudfon, El. Ang. p. 126. 
Relban. El. . Cantab 
12" 
J* 
Withering Bot.Arr. p. 311. 
■& 
zV. Afi//. Illuj 
Pentand 
Ord. Digynia. Lin. Gen. Plant. 364 
\ 
EJf. Gen. Cb. FrutJus fubovatus, comprefFus, ftriatus. Petala 
involuta, Integra; 
. Cb. 
A. fruotibus ovatis. 
THE 
s p 
e 
white, tapering, and fi 
e or 
fi 
o 11 r 
Hems ufually rife from the fame 
of a glaucous tinge, jointed 
ched 
d are ere£fc, round, ftriated 
. and three or four feet it 
* 
height 
th 
le 
aves 
ft and 
ly at the joints of 
c 
ft 
em 
upon 
long ftriated {heaths, and 
are 
bip 
pointed ''pinnae, of a deep green colour: the flowers are pi 
divided 
into long linear 
1 
d 
terminal umb 
e 
s, which refemble thofe of Dill : t 
fifts of five petals, which are y 
ere are no involucra 
ovate, emargi 
ated, and have their points turned inwards : th 
yellow 
r. 
e 
fi\ 
ilaments are 
, lpreading, fhorter than the petals, and iupplied with doubl 
theras : the germen is fmooth, cylindrical, truncated, ft 
d 
ed with the nedtarium. which 
fubft 
a 
divid 
vl into two parts, from 
thick ftyle, terminated by a blunt ftigma 
and 
ge roundifh flefhy \ 
Get 
n 
ch of which riles a l^ort 
the feeds are two, oval. 
flowers appear in J 
No. 
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he 
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