56 CALYCIFLOKJE. 



DAUCUS. CAEEOT. 



1. D. Carota (wild (7.) Pastures, waste places, and borders 

 of fields, common. Plant upright, with a fusiform root ; stem 

 from 9 inches to 2 feet high. Leaves 3-pinnate, with numerous 

 linear acute segments. Umbels large and compact, of numerous 

 white flowers, with usually a central flower of deep crimson. 

 Fruit oblong and covered with prickles. Daddyhole Plain. War- 

 berry Hill. Mary church, etc. (E. B. t. 1174.) B. vi.-vm. 



2. D. maritimus (seaside C.) Smaller than the last, with 

 the leaves somewhat fleshy, with shorter segments, footstalks 

 thicker. Umbels convex or flat when in seed ; flowers entire, 

 white, or with a slight tinge of red. Prickles of the fruit shorter. 

 Seacoasts in the south of England. Cliffs at Meadfoot and Dad- 

 dyhole Plain, and along the coast. D. gummifer, Bab. (E. B. 

 t. 2560.) B. vii. vm. 



TORILIS. HEDGE-PAESLEY. 



1. T. Anthriscus (upright H.) In hedges, by roadsides and 

 waste places. Stem erect, 2 or 3 feet high. Leaves once, or the 

 lower ones twice pinnate. Umbels on long stalks ; flowers red- 

 dish or white. Eruit a small burr, rough with incurved but not 

 hooked bristles. Waldon Hill. Hope's Nose, and common in 

 hedges, etc. (Caucalis,'E. B. t. 987.) A. vii. vni. 



2. T. infesta (spreading IT.) Fields, banks, and roadsides, 

 common. Like the last, but smaller and more spreading. Flowers 

 yellowish- white. Fruit with straight bristles, with a small hook 

 at the top. Cultivated fields near Torquay, etc. (Caucalis, E. 

 B. t. 1314.) A. vii. vni. 



3. T. nodosa (knotted If.) Waste places and by roadsid 

 especially in dry gravelly soil. Stem prostrate. Leaves twice 

 pinnate. Umbels forming little heads. Flowers reddish. Fruit 

 smaller than in the two preceding, the outer ones having bristles 

 but the inner tubercles only. Meadfoot Cliffs. Marychurch. 

 (Caucalis, E. B. t. 199.) A. v.-vn. 



OED. XXXIX. ARALIACE^E. 



ADOXA. MOSCHATEL. 

 A. moschatellina (tuberous M.) Woods and shady hedge- 



