308 APPENDIX. 



ers about three together. Legume prominent, eight- 

 seeded, twice as long as the calyx. Stems reclining. 

 E. B. 1047. C. 2. 53. 



Barren, gravelly pastures. Near Oxford. Ray. 



An. June, July. 



Fl. slender, pale reddish ; keel very small. Sm. 



Hypericum duhium. Imperforate St. John*s wort. 

 Styles three. Stem obscurely four-angled. Leaves 

 blunt, nearly destitute of transparent dots. Segments 

 of the calyx elliptical. E. B. 296. 



Rather mountainous groves and thickets. Near Meriden, Warwick- 

 shire. Tur. 

 Per. July, August. 

 Young- root shoots bright red. Fl. yellow. Sm. 



Leontodon palustris. Marsh Dandelion. Outer scales 

 of the calyx shorter, tiled, egg-shaped. Leaves sinuated 

 and toothed, not quite smooth. E. B. 553. 



Low, boggy meadows. Rare. Bog in Windsor Great Park, Berks. 



Tur. 

 Per. June, .July. 

 Smaller. Fl. stained with red outside. /Sm. 



Hieracium amplexicaule. Stem-clasping Hawkweed. 

 Glandulous hairy. Stem corymbose. Leaves toothed : 

 root ones oblong-egg-shaped, with leaf-stalks ; stalk- 

 leaves heart-shaped at the base, clasping the stem. 

 Allionii Flora Pedemontana, tab. xv. f. 1 . SuppL 

 E. B. 2690. 



Walls. Naturalized on the walls of Oxford Garden. 



Mr. Bicheno observes, that it has an equally good right to a 



place in the British Flora as Senecio squalidus, and some other 



plants. 



Per. August, 



A most distinct and well marked species, every where clothed 



with brownish glandular hairs, most thick on the peduncle and 



invdiucre. The lower stalk-leaves are more or less oblong, the 



upper ones truly heart-shaped. Hooker s British Flora. The 



plant smells like tallow. B.v. 



Hypochferis maculdta. Spotted Cat's-ear. Stem soli- 

 tary, nearly naked, mostly simple. Leaves egg-shaped- 

 oblong, undivided, toothed. E. B. 225. Hieracium 

 primum latifolium. G. E. 301. 



Chalky hills. Bernak Heath. Ray in Tur. 

 Per. July. 



