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L. linear, falcate. Fl. somewhat clustered. 

 s.S. Sandy shores. Narb. Mtp. 



9. crithniifolia. Woody at base, some- 

 what viscid at top. L. fleshy, pinnate. Stem- 

 L. somewhat trifid. All Segm. lineari-lanceo- 

 late, divaricate. s.S. or p. 8. Sandy shores. 

 Bay of Biscay. 



10. nana. Herbaceous, tufted. (Stems sim- 

 ple, Gau.) L. silky, bipinnatipartite, on long 

 stalks. Segm. and sessile floral L. lanceolate. 

 11. nodding, nearly globose, p. 7, 8. High 

 valleys. Sars, Sw. 



11. scoparia. Stem simple, erect. Pan. 

 spreading. L. bi- tripinnatifid : outline ovate. 

 Segm. of the lowest L. Uneari-lanceolate ; of 

 the rest linear. Upper L. sessile, simply pinna- 

 tifid ; uppermost undivided or with a tooth at 

 base. Outer PhyU. shorter, a. 7, 8. Sandy 

 hills. Boh. lower Aust. The greater fineness 

 and delicacy of all the 'parts, the shorter 

 racemes, and longer stalks, distinguish this 



from A. campestris. 



b. Flower ovoid or nearly globose, hoary. 



12. chamsemilifolia. Shrubby, erect. 

 L. nearly smooth. Lower L. tripinnate ; upper 

 bipinnate. Segm. linear. Phyll. quite smooth, 

 nearly of equal length ; outer lineai- ; inner 

 obtuse, transparent at top. Cor. haiiiess. 

 s.S. Open rocks. Dau. Pdm. 



13. pontica. Root creeping. Stem erect. 

 Lower L. interruptedly bi- tripinnate. Segm. 

 linear. (Stalk of lower stem-L. aui'icled, Koch.) 

 Tl. subglobose, small, nodding. Pan. rod-like. 

 Outer PhyU. lanceolate, shorter than the inner. 

 Cor. hairless. s.S. or p. 7, 8. Open hills. 

 G. Sw. s. Pr. 



14. austriaca. Root creeping. Plant silky. 

 Stem erect. Lower L. pinnate, multifid ; up- 

 per tripartite and simple. Segm. linear. PI. 

 panicled, ovate, oblong or globose, somewhat 

 nodding. Cor. pvibescent. s.S. or p. 8, 9. 

 Open hills, lower Aust. 



c. Flower ollong. 



15. vulgaris. Herbaceous, erect. L. 

 white beneath, pinnatiJid. Segm. lanceolate, 

 incise; uppermost undivided. Pan. leafy, 

 spreading. Outer Phyll. tomentose. p. 8, 9. 

 TJncwlt. 



ii. No Auricles to the lower L.-stalk. 



16. laciniata. Barren Stems tufted; fertile 

 ascending, simple. L. bipinnatifid, toothed. 

 Segm. and Teeth lanceolate, acuminate, mu- 

 cronate; upper undivided. Branches erect, 

 racemose. PL nodding. AH PhyU. ovate. 



with scariose margin; outer shorter. Fits, 

 about 20. p. 7, 8. Cole, pastures. Mans- 

 feld in upper Sax. 



17. tanacetifolia. Barren Stems tufted; 

 fertile ascending, simple. L. bipinnatifid, 

 toothed. Segm. and Teeth lanceolate, acumi- 

 nate, mucronate; upper undivided. Rac. 

 nearly simple, nodding. All PhyU. ovate, 

 mth scariose margin ; outer shorter. Pits, 

 about 40. p. 7, 8. Very high. Mont Lau- 

 teret in Dau. Pdm, Mount Morosch in Carn. 



18. insipida. Lower L. bipinnatifid ; up- 

 per simply pinnatifid. Segm. lanceolate, acu- 

 minate, inciso-serrate. Rac. branched, smaU, 

 nodding. Phyll. nearly round. Margin scariose. 

 p. 7. Woods. Baux in Dau. 



19. Abrotanum. Stem shrubby, erect, 

 panicled, Lower L. bipinnate ; upper simply 

 pinnate. Segm. and floral L. lineaii-filiform. 

 Fl. hemispherical, nodding. Outer PhyU. hoary, 

 lanceolate, acute. s.S. 9. Sitten, VaUais. 

 Trieste. Vicenza. Mtp. ? 



20. procera. Shrubby, erect. All L. bi- 

 tripinnate. Segm. and floral L. Uneari-filiform. 

 Panicle of simple, straight racemes. PhyU. 

 ovato-lanceolate : inner fringed. Cor. hoary. 

 s.S. It. 



21. spicata. Barren Stems tufted. Flow- 

 ering-stems ascending, simple. Lower L. 

 digitate, multifid. Segm. Uneaii-lanceolate, 

 somewhat obtuse. Middle L. pinnatifid ; up- 

 per simple or ending in 3 teeth. Phyll. to- 

 mentose, with scariose margin. p. 7, 8. 

 High rocks, s. Alps. Pyr. Apenn. 



;3. eriantha. AU upper L. undivided. K. 

 Naples. 



C. Outer Florets without anthers. Recep- 

 tacle hairy. 



i. Corolla hairy. 



22. lanata. BaiTcn Stems tufted. Flower- 

 ing-stems ascending, simple. L. silky. Lower 

 L. stalked, ternate or digitato-multifid ; upper 

 pinnatifid. Fl. globose, racemose, nodding. 

 PhyU. wooUy ; oiiter few, linear, leafy. Fits. 

 20-30, woolly at top. p. 7, 8. Very high 

 rocks. It. s. Tyr. 



y3. pedemontana. Heads crowded in the axil, 

 forming a compound spike. Mountains 

 of Schlehern and of Fassa in Tyr. Val 

 Macra, Pdm. 



7. nitida. Spike simple. Stems decumbent. 

 Mountains of Carrara. 



23. mutellina. Barren Stems tufted. 



