MATRICARIA CE-K. 419 



C,. superb-white. (Chrysanthemum indicum, var. superbum, B. lieg. 



6, t. 455.) 

 1). quilled-pink. (Chrysanthemum indicum, var. 14, B. Reg. 8, t. 

 616.) 

 Chrysanthemum, L. (DC. pr. 6, p. 63.) 



l.foeniculaceum, DC. (o. c. p. 66. — Pyrethrum foeniculaceum, Choisy.) 

 S Canaries. Fl. smallish, white. 



p. bipinnatifidum, DC. (Pyrethrum foeniculaceum, B. Reg. 4, t. 272.) 

 Fl. C. and H. S. ; fr. H. S. 



2. segetum, L. (DC. pr. 6, jo. 64 ;— .E. B. 8. ^ 540 ^—Roxb. H. B. p. 6[. 

 — Pyrethrum segetum, Mbnch.) Corn-Marygold. © Fields of Sweden, 

 Denmark, Belgium, France, England, and Germany. Fl. large, gold- 

 coloured, C. S. 



3. Roxburghii, Desf. (DC. pr. 6, p. 64. — C. senecioides, Dun. — Pyre- 

 thrum indicum, Roxb.Jl. ind. 3, p. 436 ;— B. M. 37, ^ 1521 ;— /. Grah. 

 Cat. B. pi. p. 102. — Matricaria oleracea, Buck, in Wall. Cat. — Pinar- 

 dia Roxburghii, Less. — Glebionis Roxburghii, Cass.) © Bombay. 

 Bengal, (Serampore.) Fl. large, lively yellow, Feb. and March ; fr. 

 H. S. The flowers &c. impress a peculiar pricking sensation on the 

 tongue when chewed. {Nimmo.) 



4. carinatum, Schousb. {DC. pr. 6, p. 65.' — C. tricolor, Andr. B. jRe- 

 pos. 2, t. 109 ;— B. M. 15, t. 508.— Ismelia versicolor, Cass.) © N. 

 Africa, near Mogadore. Fl. large, yellow-white, with a purplish and 

 dark purplish disk, March ; fr. April. 



DiMORPHOTHECA, VaiU. {DC. pr. 6, p. 70.) 



1. hybrida, DC. (/. e. — D. incrassata, Monch. — Calendula hybrida, L.-— 



Meteorine crassipes, Cass.) © C. G. H. Fl. middle-sized, above 



whitish, underneath purplish, March ; fr. 0. 

 LoNAS, Adans. (DC pr. 6, p. 84.) 



1. inodora, Giirtn. {fr. 2, p. 396, t. 165, /. 5 i—DC. I. c.—L. inodora 



and minima, Cass. — Athanasia annua, L, sp. 1182; excl. Triumf. 



syn ;— J5. M. 49, t. 2276.— Achillea inodora, L. sp. ed. 2, p. 1265.) 



© N. Africa. Sicily. Fl. small, dirty dark-yellowish, March; fr. 0. 

 Artemisia, L, {DC. pr. 6, p. 93.) Wormwood. 



1. scoparia, Waldst. and Kit. {pi. rar. hung. 1, p. 66, t. 65 ; — DC. pi. 



6, p. 99. — A. elegans, Roxb. fl. ind. 3, p. 421.) © Siberia. China. 



Persia. Cashmere. Kamaon. Caucasus. Crimea. Smyrna. Armenia. 



Hungary. Lithuania. Fl. small, yellow, March; fr. H. S. 

 1. parviflora, Buch. {Roxb. fl. ind. 3, p. 420 ;— DC. pr. 6, p. 100. — .A. 



glabrata. Wall. Cat. ?—DC. l. c.) % Khassya Mountains. Nepal. Fl. 



minute, green. May. (Roxb.) 

 Z. paniculceformis, DC. {pr. 6, p. 107. — A. paniculata, Roxb. fl. ind. 



3, p. 418; not Lam.) ^ Persia. {Roxb. H. B.) Fl. small, yellow, C. 



S. ; fr. H. S. The smell of the plant is somewhat like that of South- 

 ernwood, but less powerful. 



