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P. Malus. Wild Apple. Crab. Fig. 431. 
A tree. Leaves simple, ovate, serrated. Flowers in a sessile umbel. 
Fruit large, globose. Woods and thickets. Fruit very acid. The 
origin of the garden Apple. May. Rose-colour and white. (%) E. B. 
1. 179. E. B. 2. 696. H. ^ Am. 142. Bab. 114. Lind. 105. 
P. torminalis. Wild Service-tree. Fig. 432. 
A tree. Leaves ovate or cordate, 7-lobed, serrated. Flowers in a 
corymbose cyme. Fruit small, round or ovate. Hedges and woods. 
Fruit edible. May. White; fruit greenish brown. (£) E. B. 1.298. 
E. B. 2. 697. H. Am. 142. Bab. 114. Lind. 105. 
P. domestica. Service-tree. Fig. 433. 
A tree. Leaves pinnate, downy beneath. Flowers in panicles. Fruit 
pear-shaped. Woods; rare. Fruit edible. May. White; fruit 
green or pink. (-y) E. B. 1. 350. E. B. 2. 698. H. fy Am. 142. 
Bab. 114. Lind. 105. 
P. aucuparia. Mountain Ash. Rowan-tree. Fig. 434. 
A tree. Leaves pinnate. Flowers in corymbs. Fruit globose. 
Mountain woods. May. White; fruit bright red. (|) E.B. 1. 337. 
E. B. 2. 699. H. Arn. 143. Bab. 114. Lind. 106. 
P. pinnatifida. Fig. 435. 
A tree. Leaves deeply pinnatifid, downy beneath. Flowers in 
corymbs. Fruit globose. Western Islands. May. White; fruit 
scarlet. (|) E.B. 1. 2331. E.B. 2. 700. H. ^ Am. 143. Lind. 105. 
P. Aria. White Beam-tree. Fig. 436. 
A tree. Leaves ovate, cut, serrated, very hoary beneath. Flowers 
in flat corymbs. Rocky woods. May. White; fruit red. (£) E.B. 1. 
1858. E. B. 2. 701. H. fy Arn. 143. Lind. 105. 
Order XXVII. ONAGRACEiE. 
Genus 1. Epilobium. 
E. angustifolitjm. French Willow-herb. Rose-Bay. Fig. 437. 
Leaves scattered, linear-lanceolate, smooth. Petals unequal. Stamens 
bent down. Moist shady places. 3-6 ft. Perenn. July and Aug. 
Deep pink. (y) E. B. 1. 1947. E. B. 2. 542. H. fy Am. 144. 
Bab. 116. Lind. 108. 
E. hirsutum. Great Hairy Willow-herb. Fig. 438. 
Leaves ovato-lanceolate, stem-clasping. Plant hairy. Petals equal. 
Stigma 4-cleft. Flowers large. Wet places; common. 4-5 ft. July. 
Pink, (£) E. B. 1.838. E.B. 2.543. H. Arn. 144. Bab. 117. 
Lind. 108. 
E. parviflorum. Small-flowered Willow-herb. Fig. 439. 
Leaves sessile, lanceolate, downy on both sides. Stigma 4-cldft. 
Flowers small. Wet places; common. 1-1£ ft* Perenn. July. 
Pale pink, (§) E.B. 1 . 795. E.B. 2. 544. H. Arn. 144. 
Bab. 117. Lind. 108. 
E. montanum. Broad-leaved Willow-herb. Fig. 440. 
Leaves ovate, with short petioles. Plant usually tinged with crimson. 
Stigma 4-cleft. Dry places and walls; common. 3 in.-l ft. Perenn. 
July. Rose-colour. (2) E.B 1.1177. E.B. 2. 545. H. Arn. 144. 
Bab. 117. Lind. 108. 
