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ovate, shorter than head, ciliate, entire at top. 

 p. 7, 8. Very high. Alps. Pjr. 



j8. globularifolium. Bracts entire at base, 

 toothed at top. Aust. 



3. liemisphsericuin. Heads 10-15-flow- 

 ered. L. nearly entire, linear or lanceolato- 

 linear. Bracts ovate, aeiuninate, ciliate, entire. 

 p. 7, 8. Very high. Alps. Cev. Pyi'. 



4. humile. Heads 10-1 5 -flowered. L. 

 linear or lineari-lanceolate ; the upper remotely 

 toothed. Onter Bracts prolonged on an ovate 

 base ; sharply toothed and ciliate with short, 

 somewhat reflexed hairs, about equalling flow- 

 ers, p. 7, 8. Very high rocks. On the 

 Raefel above Zermatten, and on the Mori above 

 Macugnana, VaU. s. TjtoI. 



5. serratum. " Hairless. L. and Bracts 

 lanceolate, remotely serrate, not ciliate, about 

 equalling flowers, p. 6, 7. Mountains. Cor- 

 sica." — Bert. Except in the want of hoArs, 

 this seems closely to resemble P. humile. 



6. Sieberi. Heads about 15-flowered. L. 

 crenate ; those of barren shoots ovate or 

 ovato-lanceolate, on long stalks ; upper sessile, 

 prolonged on an ovate base. Outer Bracts 

 ovate, acuminate, coarsely dentate, p. 7, 8. 

 Very high. Tyi'- Carn. Apenn. 



7. orbiculare. Heads many-flowered. 

 Eoot-L. stalked, cordato-lanceolate, crenate. 

 Bracts prolonged on a broadly ovate base, 

 acute, p. 6-8. Pastures. 



ii. Bracts few, narrow, unequal. 



8. Sclieuclizeri. L. ovato-lanceolate, cre- 

 nato-serrate. Stem-L. lineari-lanceolate, re- 

 motely serrate : those of barren shoots cordate. 

 Outer Bracts somewhat deflexed, 1^3 in. 

 long. p. 7, 8. Mountains. Glaris. VaU. 

 Tyr. Carn. 



j8. Charmelii. L. somewhat broader. Bracts 

 shorter, w. Alps. Pyr. 



C Flowers sessile. Head lengthened even 

 in fewer ; afterwards cylindrical. 



9. Michelii. Heads oval or subrotund in 

 flower, afterwards cylindrical. L. remotely 

 crenatp-serrulate. Bracts linear, not exceeding 

 flowers, p. 7, 8. Hill meadows, s. of Alps. 



a. hetonicifolium. Root and lower L. cor- 

 date at base. Spike of PI. ovoid. Alps. 



j8. Balbisii. Root and lower L. broadly 

 cordate. Spike of Fl. oblong. Val Pesco 

 in Pdju. 



y. persicifolium. Lower L. oblongo-lanceo- 

 late. Carinthia. 



5. scorzonerifolium. Lower L. lanceolate, on 

 long stalks. VaU. 



6. angtistissimum. Lower L. linear, on 

 short stalks. Pdm. 



10. veronicifolium. " Stigmas 2 or 3. 

 Lower L. cordato-lanceolate, simply dentato- 

 sen-ate ; upper lineaii-lanceolate, serrulate. 

 Spike cylindiical, acuminate. Bracts setaceous. 



smooth, p. 

 in Koch. 



Prov. of Salzburg."— DC. Not 



11. ni^um. Spike oblong. L. simply 

 crenato-serrate : lower stalked, cordate ; upper 

 linear, serrulate. Bracts linear. Fl. dark 

 violet, p. 5, 6. Shade, m. and s. Eur. 



12. spicatum. Spike oblong. L. doubly 

 crenato-serrate : lower stalked, cordate ; upper 

 Unear (ovato-lanceolate, DC). Bracts Uneaii- 

 subulate. Fl. lohite or yellowish, p. 5, 6. 

 Shade, m. and s. Em'. Not on the Rhine. 



13. Halleri. Spike of El. obovoideo- 

 oblong. L. coarsely doubly serrate : lower 

 staUvcd, ovate ; upper lanceolate. Bracts li- 

 near, acuminate, p. 6, 7. Mountain pas- 

 tures. Alps. Apenn. Riesengeb. 



D. Floivers in spike-like racemes. 



14. limoniifolium. Branched. Root-L. 

 lanceolate, repando-dentate, stalked, undulate, 

 denticulate. Stem-L. few, passing into smaU, 

 entu-e, subulate bracts. Rac. long, intemipted. 

 p. 4, 5. Sea-shore. Bari. Otranto. 



15. canescens. Scabrous. Stem simple. 

 Lower L. ovate, attenuate, crenato-serrate; 

 upper lanceolate, nearly entire. Rac. long, 

 sometimes branched. Bracts lineari-lanceolate, 

 p. 7-9. Thickets. Between CUli and Lich- 

 tenwald. Lower Styria. 



510. CAMPANULA. 



A. Bays of Calyx with a reflexed appendage. 

 i. Capsule 5-ceUed. Stigmas 5. Sp. 1. 

 ii. Capsule 3-ceUed. Stigmas 3. 



a. riowers soUtary in forks of stem. 

 Sp. 2. 



b. Elowers terminal. Sp. 3-7. 



B. Bays of Calyx without appendage. 

 i. Capsule opening at base. 



a. Flowers sessUe. Sp. 8-13. 



b. Flowers stalked, erect. 



