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IN^QUALIS Corolhf unequal, as In the 

 BtttomuSy Salvia pratenfis. 



INANIS Caulh [^ab Inantts, cobwebs] neither 

 fsUdttSf notyttfijiulofus, but pithy, 



INCANU'vI FoUu7n^ covered with a whitlfh 

 down, as in the Draba Incana. See Tcmentojum. 



INCISUM Folium, cut, as In the Rnimnculus 

 auricomus. See Lacir.tAum. 



Incifum foliolum., irregularly cut in the margin, 

 as in the Anemone nemorofa, cpinnina. 



INCLINATA Radix, inclined ; running 

 obliquely, as in the Statlce. Hill. 



INCLUDENS Calyx ; {Includo, to include, 

 or fhut up j flautting up, and concealing the 

 Corolla, as in the Phalaris. 



INCLUSA Stamina [ab z«, & claudo, to fiiut 

 in] when the Stamina are included within the 

 Corolla, as in the Erica vulgaris ; it is oppofed 

 to exferta. 



INCOMPLETUS Flos, Vail. Stamlneus of 

 Ray. Imperfeiius of fome botanifts ; Jpeialus 

 of Tournefort. See Jpetalus. 



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