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Ord. 38.-CAPBIPOLIACEJE. 



LONIC^RA. Honeysuckle. 



* L. CAPRIFOLIUM, L. Stem twining. Leaves glaucous, lower 

 ones stalked ovate, upper ones triangular connate. Bracts large 

 connate. Calyx-limb short, persistent. Corolla as in L. PER. 

 Berries scarlet. 



Very rare. Woods. (I) P. 56. Caldenvood glen. 



Ord. 53. SCROPHULARIACEJE. 



VER6NICA. Speeckvell. 



V. SAXATILIS, L. Stems woody; branches many, 2 4 in., 

 ascending with leafy barren shoots. Le. obovate-oblong, ^ in. , 

 coriaceous, teeth few or none. Pedicels stiff, ^ } in. Sepals 

 linear, oblong, shorter than capsule. Fl. i in. diam., bright blue, 

 very beautiful. Style short, slender ; capsule ^ in. , oblong ; 

 seeds flat. 



Very rare. Alpine rocks. (H) P. 5 9. Ben Lomond. 



MELAMpfnuM. Cow-wheat. 



M. SYLVATICUM, L. Habit similar to M. PRATENSE, but 

 flowers suberect ; bracts always quite entire ; calyx-teeth 

 spreading ; corolla smaller, shorter, deep yellow ; its tube curved 

 and capsule not deflexed. 



Very rare. Alpine woods. (B) P. 78. Inversnaid. 



Ord. 5S.-PRIMULACE.&I 



TRIENTALIS. Chickweed, Winter-green. 



T. EUROPJSA, L. Stem wiry, slender, 4 8 in., leafy at the 

 top. Le. 1 2 in., shining, rigid, obtuse, narrowed into short 

 petioles. PL erect, few; peduncles 1 3 in., filiform; sepals 

 linear, subulate ; corolla J in. diam. , lobes, ovate, acute ; capsule 

 size of a pea, valves deciduous. 



Very rare. Alpine woods. (H) P. 5 7. Inversnaid'; Arran, Bryce. 



OBCHIDACE^I. 



Gr. REPENS, Br. Eootstalk slender, matted, creeping. Stem 

 4 8 in., slender, glandular. Le. ovate, dark green, 1 in., 

 nerves reticulated. Spike slender, bracts lanceolate. Flowers 

 ^ in., cream white. 



Very rare. Fir woods. (S) P. 67. Near Troon. 



