SYNGENESIA. AEQUALIS. Santolina. 
Dod. 28. 2~Lob. obs. 285. 1; and it. i, 528. 2—Ger. tit. 
453. 2-H. ox. vil. 13. 1—Park. 595. 
Stem 3 or 4 feet high, branched. reg mostly 3, sometim 
5, spear-shaped, sharply serrated at the base, and towards re 
sha Seed: 
int very entire. Cai. scales few, strap-shaped. s 
scored, smooth, little more than a line long. Doz sitting, 
hair-like, when viewed with a glass finely toothed, not 3 lines 
} r. Wo em ish, ‘rather phe ogre slightly 
woolly. Leaves serrated, slightly woolly. . a 
loured, a wi hairy. Florets 5 and 6. Blass i. parplia h re 
sometimes white: clefts shallow. Svzy/es and shientits ih a 
ot: o sod annie with minute shinies gl 
ules. 
emp Agrimony. Dutch Agrimony. Water A aa. Water 
ng Common Hempweed. Banks of rivers a Se 
Ss Aug. 
Var. 2. Leaves single, egg-spear-shaped. 
This is the seedling plant of early flowers the first year ; the 
ae year, as I have frequently observed, it has fingered leaves. 
W 
RD 
Near Lee, in » the Rus: to Eltham, Ditt. [Near Bungay, 
Suffolk, Mr. Woopwarp. |* 
SANTOLI'NA. Recept. chaffy : down none: caly« 
tiled, hemispherical. 
S. Flowers forming a corymbus; leaves oblong, blunt, 
scolloped, very downy. E. Lot. 
Dicks. b. s.-E. bot. 141-Mill. 135-F. B. iii. a. 157. 2- 
Pet. 20. 8—Lob. adv. 201, and ic. i. 480. 1-Ger. 516- 
691. 
maritima. 
Clus. i. 329. 3-Dod. 65-Ger. em. 640. 3-Matth. 860 
H. ox. ™ 4, 47. 
Whole slant cottony. Leaves pear-shaped, scolloped, blunt. 
Cha. as Sbhgs as ret calyx. Seeds 2-edged, down-less, whence it 
seem to be rather a species of Santolina. Linn. Blossom 
bright yellow. 
: t. ata: maritima. Lyn. Sea Cotton-weed. Sea Cud- 
weed. On the sea shore. Near Abermeney Ferry in Anglesea ; 
and between Penzance and St. Michael’s Mount, Cornwall. Isle 
of Rcd ; and near Pool, Roranbire: [On the Devonshire 
st.] P. Aug. Sept. 
* An infusion of a handful of it vomits and purges eesti: An ounce 
of the root in decoction is a full dose. In smaller doses sick oe = 
Sants take it as an alterative, vag = an antiscorbutic. Goats . Cow 
horses, sheep, and swine refuse 
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