■ 130 29. OSA-GElO'EiE. ■ 



1. Ewlo'dipm Linn. ' ■'Will'ow Herb. 



A. mdrregular, ed. withoid tifi'eeiMhe,'<stcmi.'Wid style ulti- 

 • matehj de6Uning',l}'S(!iitm-eS.> * 



1. K aiigustifdtitim (L.) ; st. erect roupd, 1., lanceolate veine^, 

 pet obovate shortly clawed, style exceeding itiie stafliena.p-ETii- 

 zome far-creeping. St. 3 — 6ft.'liigh. Fl. crimson.— a. JJ.'ma- 

 crocafpum i^te^^L.) ; 1. lanceolate, ,fl;.-bu«fe-Dbqyate iciij^idgite, 

 cap?., long (2-| in.),, erect.^/3.,_^. brmhffcarpfifn '(^Leight.); 1. 

 lanceolate-attenuate (broadest near their base), fl.-bud«;iiiai9'owly 

 obovate obliquely acute, caps, short (1 in.) spreading. A. N. H. 

 Tiii, 246 and 40J. — ^Damp shady ptef^s. , P» VJI. jRose-hay. 



!E. S. I. 



. 2. E. r.osrmnriif4Unm.- (Haenke) ;. :st, erect lound^ l. ^tmear "wt 

 vmwd, pet. elliptic-oblong not fllawed, style equalling the sta- 

 mens;' — -E Dodoncsi St. 72. 5. — Rhizome creeping.modeiately. 

 St. dwarfjioften prostrate. .' L. a'heitlyi .attenuate at both ends. 

 Fl. !ro^e-c,olourea OBiwhite.*— Stony places. <Ja.mountaitiai ' Glen 

 Tilt..-: P, ^YIIL ■:. ,i ■ .,.'uJ .(.-: ■• , ' . .,«. 



B. Fl, regular, cal. with a free tube, st'am. anil dyte'erect, t. 

 opposite, upper I. lanceolate alternate. 



a. Xuri'onate, «.■ i. produjcing I'&dj^hl suckers. 



■3. tl^.^fmrntiim (L.);,st, roimd wfllly-gj^-ndiilar^, ,/J., c?a^«^ 

 slightly I decuirije^t qbloug-lari96olafe',^^eutxculate-;Sj?xr?.te,'biLj,ds 

 erect mucronate, sep. lanceqlate, see^S. tuberqulai'^ obloiig^ acute 

 below. — ^Suckers thick, fleshy, with; distant scales: others leafy 

 t^li(i,|ending,in rQsej;te8, St. 4 — 5 ft;.'i higji,. brapphed- L. most 

 hairy upoii the ribs. El. ' large.^Wet plp,ce8 by ditches and 

 streams. P. Til. VIII. Great WiUoic Herb. ' E.; S, I. 



ti .:-; ^- .Stoloni^ierquS),,, , I ., |_^. 



' 1 '.' ■ .' * Stoles atdumnal rostdcite'yst'. ettedbji: • ■ 



t Stem mostly round, stigmas '4-cleTt. 



4. B. pari>ifldrum''(&ehieh.'); st. TQimi^^Aoyfnj, I. sessile lan- 

 ceolate from a rounded base denticulate,' lowest 1. shorfly stalked, 

 buds erect OToid, sep. laihoeolaie, spsrfs tubercular obovate^oMong 

 ■rounded below. — Autumnal roSettes on short 'stalks or Sessile. 

 St. 1 — 2 fl. high, nearl}' simple: L.tmifo/rimlyhaii-y. Fl. sAall. — 

 i?. rividare (Wahl.) is a subglabrous statei — Damp plaoefs. P. 

 VU.Yfll.,,; .,.,,;„,, ^ ,,.,.■ ,,, E. S. I. 



''SI JE. ihbnU'mum (L.) ; St. TOUnd downy, 1. shortly OTalked 

 bvkte-laiiceolate from a rounded liMe' denticulate, btids il'odding 

 ovoid, sep..lanceolate, SeBda tubercutafoblongMunt d,t*both ends. 



