3G3 122. Biigula. 32. LABIATvE. PL ex. cor > 



Woods and damp pastures ; perennial ; April and May. 



Flowering stem upright, simple, rather liairy; Zeaye^ el- 

 liptic, blmit, repand ; upper leaves sessile ; bractecB not in 

 the least cut; middle lobe of the corolla cut. 



/3. hirsuta. Stolones short; herh hirsute; stem roundidi. . 

 Dry mountains. 



2. Bugula pyramidalis. Pyramidal bugle. 

 Stolojies 0; leaves oval and oblong, villous; root-leaves 



very large, reverse ovate, crenate ; hractece not cut; ivhirU 

 pyramidically crowded, many-flowered. 



Ajuga i)3'rainidalis, Lin. S. P. 785. 



Scotch mountains ; perennial ; May and June. 



Root tuberous; stem single; root-leaves many, petioled, 

 blunt, repand ; stem-leaves very few, short ; hradecB oval, 

 cut, coloured; spike close; coro/Za purple. 



3. Bugula alpina. Alpine bugle. 

 Stolones 0; steins many, simple; leaves reverse ovate, 



imequally toothed, rather hairy ; stem-leaves nearly as large 

 as tlie root-leaves; whirls rather distant, many-flowered. 



Bugula csrulea alpina, Raii Syn. 245, 2; Park. 525. 

 Ajuga pyramidalis, Huds. Fl. Angl, 248. 

 Ajuga Geneveiisis, Withering Bot. Arr. 

 Ajug-i xlpina, Lin. Mant. 8U. 

 Mountain bugle. 



Mountains; perennial; June. 



Lower bractecu cut; upper not cut, coloured. 



b. Flowers axillary, solitary ; leaves slender, mostly S-cui or 

 toothed] root annual. Chamsepitys. 



4. Bun-ula arvensis. Field bu^le. 

 Stem diffuse; leaves 3-cut, edge of the lobes not cut; 



flowers shorter than the leaves. 



Chamffipit3s vulgaris, iirtii S^w. 244, 1 ; Park. 2^3. 



Ciiamrspitys mas, Ger. em.h'-25, 1. 



Tcucrium L'liaina?pitys, Lin. S. P. 7S7. 



Uagiila Chnix\ssp\lys, Scop. Cam 718. 



AJuga ChamtEpitys, Engl Bot. 11. 



Teiicrium arverise, Salisb. Prod. 7G. 



Ground pine. Heib ivy. Forget me not. Field cypress. 



Sandy fields; annual; April and May. 



Stem much branched ; leaves 3-cut to the middle; lobes 

 revolute; lower leaves \\nd\\\d.ed', flotvers nearly sessile, 

 yellow spotted with red. — Flerb bitter, acrimonious, useful 

 in gout, intermitting fevei's, and jaundice. 



/S. iridentata. Leaves linear; edge not cut; tip S-toothed. 



