Ord. 4.] ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA. 109 



** Stems shrubby, round. 



9. R. idceus, 34. 2442. (Raspberry.) Stems erect, smooth, with 



downy branches ; their prickles straight and slender. Leaves 

 pinnate, of five or three, ovate, rather angular leaflets ; very 

 downy beneath. Clusters somewhat compound, prickly. Flowers 

 pendulous. 

 Woods and thickets. T? . 5, 6. Steins bienn. Fr. crimson, fragr. 



10. R. corylifMius, 12. 827. (Hasel-leaved B.) Stems spreading ; 

 barren ones somewhat angular. Prickles scattered, straight, 

 deflexed. Leaflets five or three ; finely hairy beneath. Calyx 

 reflexed, minutely glandular, as well as the panicle. 



Hedges. Tj . 7. Sterns bienn. glauc. brittle. Leaf, broad. 



11. R. ccesius, 12. 826. (Blue B. or Dewberry.) Stems prostrate, 

 glaucous, prickly and bristly. Prickles deflexed. Leaflets three ; 

 hairy beneath ; lateral ones lobed externally. Calyx bristly, 

 embracing the fruit. 



Woods & hedges. 7? . 6, 7. Stems weak. Pan. corymb. Grains few. 



*** Stems herbaceous. 



12. R. saxdtilis, 32. 2233. (Stone B.) Leaflets three. Stems slightly 

 prickly, ascending, with prostrate runners. Panicle with few- 

 flowers. Calyx of the fruit converging, without prickles or glands. 



Dry stony mount, y.. 6. Fl. small, white. Grains few, crimson. 



13. R. drcticus, 23. 1585. (Dwarf B.) Leaflets three, bluntly ser- 

 rated. Stem without prickles, bearing one or two solitary flowers. 

 Petals roundish. 



Scottish mount. ? If. . 5, 6. Fl. crims. Gr. several, fragr. and 

 grateful. 



14. R. Chamcemorus, 10. 716. (Mountain B. or Cloud-berry.) Leaves 

 simple, plaited, lobed. Stem without prickles, simple, single- 

 flowered. Segments of the calyx ovate. 



Turfy alp. bogs. y. . 6. Fl. white, nearly monoecious . Gr. large, tawny. 



256. FRAGABIA. Strawberry. 



1. F. vesca, 22. 1524. (Wood S.) Calyx of the fruit reflexed. Hairs 



of the footstalks widely spreading"; those of the partial flower- 

 stalks close-pressed, silky.— 0. airo-virens, Suppl. 2724. 

 Groves. y.5,Q. Leaf.. 3. Fl. white. Fr. scarlet, very grateful. 



2. F. eldtior, 31. 2197- (Hautboy S.) Calyx of the fruit reflexed. 



Hairs of the footstalks, and" of all the flower-stalks, widely 

 spreading, somewhat deflexed. 

 Groves, S. of Eng., not wild. If. 6—9. Fl. irnperf. diacious. Fr. 

 rare, of a musky flavour. 



257. POTENTl'LLA. Cinquefoil, or Potentilla. 

 * Leaves pinnate. 

 1. V.fruticosa, 2. 88. (Shrubby Cinq.) Leaves pinnate, entire, hairy. 

 Stem shrubbv. 



