^82 HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 



alfo in the ifland of Rum, upon a mountain 

 pall'd BaihevalL 

 The flowers grow in a clofe fpike : the peduncles 

 fingle, with a fmall trifid kind of braftea at 

 their bafe, refembling a calyx j whence the tri- 

 vial name of calyculatum^ 



CONVALLARIA. Gen. PI. 425- 

 Cor. 6-fida. Bacca maculofa, 3-locularis. 

 '" CorolUs campanulatis, 

 mjalis I. CONVALLARIA fcapo nudo. Sp. pi 451. {Ge}\ 

 Em. 410./. I. Moris hifi. f. 13. /. 4. /. i. Tcf. 

 herb. t. 46./. 7.) 

 Lilly of the Valley, or May-Lilly. Anglis. 

 At Scotland-Wdd, and at MethvenWood. Sihbaui. 

 %.Y. 



^■* Cor His infundihuUformibus. 

 iyiuliijlora z CONVALLARIA foliis alternis amplexicaulibus, 

 caule tereti, pedunculis axiilaribus multifloris^ 

 Sp. pi. 452. (Miller, icon. loi. /. i. Ofd. Dan. 4. 

 152. Ger. Em. 903./. i. Pet. herb. t. 44./. 5.) 

 Solomon's Seal. Angiis. 



In woods but not common, I obferv'd it in the 

 woods about Tibber-Caflle, near Dnimlanrig, in 

 Ni.hfdale. n.WYJ. 



HYACINTHUS. Gen. pi. 427. 

 Cor. campanulata ; poi i trcs melllferi germinis, 

 mnfcripttis HYACINTHUS corollis campanulatis fexpartitis 

 i» apice 



