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MOoONADELPHIA. DECANDRIA. 
THALAMIFLOR®. GERANEACES. 
GERANIUM. (Crane’s-BIL.) 
Generic Character. See page 107. 
Geranium pDissEcTUM. Jagged-leaved Craneé’s-bill. This 
is a pretty species. Its round and much divided leaves, 
and the short foot-stalks of its flowers, make it easily dis- 
tinguished from the rest. It has only two flowers on each 
stalk ; the petals notched, and rather shorter than the calyx. 
The stems spreading. Hedges and waste places are the 
localities of this species. — . 
Geranium pHmum. Dusky Crane’s-ill. This is sup- 
posed to be introduced, by being cast out of gardens. It is 
easily known from the rest, as the flower is a dusky purplish 
black. 
DIADELPHIA. HEXANDRIA. 
THALAMIFLOR®. FUMARIACES. 
FUMARIA. (Fumritory.) 
Generic Character. Calyx of two leaves, which fall off. Petals 
four, one spurred at the base. Seed-vessel having only one seed. 
