FUMARIACE.E. 



* Two other species are naturalized in Britain ; C. 

 sblida, distinguished by its unbranched stem and purple 



CORYDALIS CLAVICULATA (Climbing Corydalis). 



flowers, and C. lutea, not uncommon on old walls ; it 

 is, like the last, destitute of tendrils, and bears bright 

 yellow flowers. 



2. FUMARIA (Fumitory). 



1. F. capreoldta (Ramping Fumitory). Sepals as 

 broad as the corolla, and half as - long ; fruit globose, 

 notched. Hedges and corn-fields, common. Plant 

 generally climbing by the help of its twisted leaf-stalks. 

 Foliage of a delicate green ; flowers pale pink, or 

 cream-coloured, tipped with purple. Fl. May August. 

 Annual. 



