890 CURTIS’S ‘FLORA LONDINENSIS.’ 
minute sessile glands. Stipules linear, hairy, setose. Panicle long, 
narrow, leafy, with close blunt top and distant ascending axillary 
branches shorter than their leaves. Leaves quinate or ternate, 
resembling those of the stem, but with shorter points. Rachis and 
pedicels well armed with many slender prickles, densely hairy, with 
some scattered stalked glands on the upper portions. Sepals ovate- 
attenuate, glandular, reflexed after flowering. Petals broad, oval, 
contiguous, white. Filaments white, exceeding the green styles. 
a , to whom specimens were sent by ogers, 
was inclined to put it under the latter, from which, however, it 
to be amply distinguished gular, densely hairy 
Gloucesters. 
n 8 given in honour of Cedric Bucknall, Mus. Bac. 
Oxon, who discovered this bramble together with Stachys alpina in 
the same locality. 
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES. 
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