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Of the Hiftorie of Plants 



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offibresorthreds. 



Wormeivood, His rootisthicke and toug 



^ The Place and Time. 



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Names 



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Their Nature and Vercues are referred 



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Dogs era fife 



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I GramcnFltcvUtile. 



FIote-Grafle, 



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2 Grmenjlwiaiilefticatum. Spiked Flote-grafle, 





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% The Description 



Lote- GrafTe hath a long and round root fomevvhat thicke, like vnto Doss- GrafTe, 

 fee on eueruoynts with fmall firings or thredsjfrom the which rife vp long and 



eie Icaucs, vv hid horfes eat greedily of. At the top of thefe ftalks,and fomwhat lower, there come 



S«£5H3? f? T/ °f a vvhi ^ col ™> compofed of two rankes of little chaffie feeds fcc 

 a, tcrnatly each of thefe fmall eares being almoft an inch in length. 



* tl£ f 1 y e * Gra ^ or S P iked Flote-GrafTe beareth at the top of each flender creeping 



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SredT ; ifethc y areonellketheo *^ His root is compa^ tufted, and made of many thrummie 



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