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Fruit, rphich is dtfended lengthwife 

 with various Leaver or Vlates^ to 

 which a great Number of very fmall 

 Seeds adhere. 



The Species are 5 



1 . Papaver ; hortenfe, femine albo, 

 fativum Diofcoridis, album Vlinio. C. 

 £, F. Garden Poppy, with white 

 Seeds. 



2. Papaver; hortenfe, femine ni- 

 gra, fylvefire Diofcoridis, nigrum Vli- 

 ?iio» C. B, F. Garden Poppy, with 

 black Seeds. 



3. Papaver; Jlore plena, rubrum. 

 Hart. Eyji. Double Red Poppy. 



4. Papaver ; Jlore plena, album. 

 C. B. F. Double White Poppy. 



f. ?Af AVER i Jlore pleno, purpurea. 

 C. B. F. Double Purple Poppy. 



6. Papaver ; plena fore, nigrum. 

 C. B. F. Black Doublc-fiower'd 

 Poppy. 



7. Papaver; laciniatis floribus. 

 C. B. F. Poppy with jagged Flow- 

 ers. 



8. Favj^ver; Jlore plena lacininto, 

 eleganter flriato. Hart. Ed. Double 

 jagged Poppy, with beautiful ftrip'd 

 Flowers. 



9. Papaver; Orientate, hirfutijji- 

 mum, Jlore magna. T. Cor. Very 

 rough Oriental Poppy, with a large 

 Flower. 



I o. Papaver ; erraticum, majus 

 poidi Diofcoridi, Fimio, Theophrajlo. 

 C, B, F. Red Poppy, or Corn Role. 



11. Papaver j erraticum, majus, 

 foliis flonim variegatis. H. R. Far. 

 Great Wild Poppy, whofe Flower- 

 leaves are variegated. 



12. Papaver; erraticum, Jlore 

 plena, C. B. P. Double Wild Pop- 

 py, co?npionly called, The Dwarf 

 Poppy. 



13. Papaver; erraticum, Jlore 

 p'eno miniato. H. B.. Far. Wild Pop- 

 py, with a double \^crmilion-co- 

 lour'd Flower, 



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14. Papaver ; erraticum, Jlore 

 plena igneo. H. R. Far. Wild Pop- 

 py, with a double fiery Flower. 



If. Papaver; erraticum, Jlore 

 plena igneo, marginibm candidis, H, 

 L. Wild Poppy, with a double fi- 

 ery Flower, edg'd with white. 



16. Papaver ; erraticum, Jlore 

 plena Fhoenicio, unguibus albis. H. 

 R. Far. Wild Poppy, with a dou- 

 ble purple Flower and white Bot- 

 tom. 



17. Papaver; erraticum, minus. 

 C. B, P. LeiTer Wild Poppy, or 

 Dwarf Poppy. 



18. Papaver ; luteum perenne, 

 lacitiiato folio, Cambro-Britannicum. 

 Rail Syn. Welili, or Yellow Wild 

 Baftard Poppy. 



The firft Sort is cultivated in 

 Gardens for medicinal Ule, and is 

 by fome fuppos'd to be the Plant 

 from whence the Opium is procu- 

 red : Of this there are feveral Vari- 

 eties, which chiefly differ in the 

 Colour of their Flowers ; but they 

 are no more than feminal Variati- 

 ons, and therefore not worth enu- 

 merating in this Place. 



The Black Foppy grows wild in 

 divers Parts oi England: The Seeds 

 ot this Kind are Ibid to teed Birds, 

 by the Name of Mavo Seed, Of 

 this Sort there is a vaft Number 

 of Varieties fome of which pro- 

 duce exceeding large Double Flow- 

 ers of various Colours, and beauti- 

 fully ftrip'd : but thefe are apt to 

 vary from Seed ; therefore you fliould 

 never faye the Seeds of any but 

 fuch as are very double, and well- 

 colour'd, from which you may al- 

 ways expect to have good Sorts 

 produc'd. 



The Oriental Foppy is an abiding 

 Plant, which produces a large lin- 

 gle Flower in May, which inaikes 

 a beautiful Appearance: This may 



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