moscha'tum. 
MONADELPHIA. DECANDRIA. Geranium. 
Herb Robert. Stockbill, Roberts Cranesbill. Walls, betes 
rubbish, and stony places. A. April, Aug. 
Var. 2. White flowered. 
{Road ‘ea Lichfield to Stafford, a little beyond the 4th 
mile stone, plentifully. Mr. Savinte. Den of Portend, near 
he Loch of Monteith. Mr. Brown. Near Exeter. Mr. 
Martyn 
ne] 
Var. 3. shining. Whole oa sane: Leaves smaller and 
more deeply divided. Woop 
Pet. 65. 5. a a Saie 
Near Swanning, Dortsetshire. Shore of Selsey Island. 
(6) Fruit-stalks many-flowered: leaves winged. 
G. Flowers in umbels: leafits mostly on short leaf-stalks, 
unequally cut 
Riv. pent. 112. G. mosch.—Facq. hort. i. 55-Blackw. 150- 
Maith. 856—Dod. 63. 1-Lob. obs. 376.1, and ic. i. 658. 
2-Ger. em. 941—Park. 709. 1—Pet. 65. 2-H, ox. Ve 15. 
10-Ger. 7 96-Trag. 347. 
Very like the G. cicutarium; of an ambrosial scent. Ln INNe 
ole plant more — than G. cicutarium ; hairs a, fe 
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vine clefts. Woopwarp. Who le plant co. Stems swoln 
and crooked at the joints. coite opposite and alternate, the 
unequal, ribbed, ending in spit-points. Pera/s with 3 fibres. 
Seed-coat with veel ai hairs. B/oss. red or purple. nea 
5 on the Spo ~ the anther-bearing fil 
eicuta’rium. G, oi in umbels : leafits: sitting, wing-cleft, blunt : 
ntir 
petals 
Curt.—Fl. dan. ORG Kaisa: 11—Fuchs. 204-F. B. iii. 479- 
Dod. 64. 1-Lob. ic. 659. 1-Ger. em. 945. 3—Pet. 65. 3- 
H. ox. v. 15. 9-Ger. 800. 3, and 4—Cam, epit: 601-Riv- 
irr, pent. G. robertianum, — 
