. I, 



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Lib. 3 



Of the Hiflorie of Plants* 



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3 GemJlaHiftamca. 



Spanifh Broome* 





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£ ChatnageniftaPannonica. 



Dwarfe Broome of Hungary. 



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5 Chdm£geniftdAn?licd. 



Englifli Dwarfe Broome 



t Of this Orehanche or Broome Rape there 

 arc fome varieties obferuedand fet forth by Lo- 

 b r/and Clufim $ the firft of thefe varieties hath 

 longer and fmaller floures than theordinarie. 

 The fecond hath larger floures, and thofe of a 



araon 





corne. The third is parted towards the top in- 

 to fundry branches • the floures of this arc ei- 

 ther blew 3 purplifh orelfewhite,and ic willing- 

 ly growes among Hempe. % 



3 The Spaniih Broome hath Hkcwife 

 wooddy fteras, from whence grow vp fleuder 



J)liant twigs, which be bare and naked Without 

 eaues, or at the leaft hauing but few fmall 

 leaues, fet here and there far dirtant one from 

 another, with yellow floures not much vnlike 

 the floures of common Broome, but greater, 

 which turne into fmall long cods, wherein is 

 contained brownc and flat feed : the root is 

 tough and wooddy. 



4 Small leafed or thin lea fed Broome hath 

 many tough pliant fnoots rifing out of the 

 ground,which grow into hard and tough ftalks, 

 which arediuided into diuers twiggy branches 

 whereon doe grow very fmall thinleaues,of a 

 whitifh colour ; whereupon fome haue cal/ed it 

 Geni ft a alba white Broome : the floures gro v * z 

 the top of the ftalkes, in (hape like thofe of the 

 common Broom, but of a white colour W ^ TL ,n 



it fpecially differeth fr 

 Sffff 



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the other Broome^ 



j Englilb 



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