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Tribe'\VII. Peuc^'danecB: 



27. Peuced'aspm Linn. 



1. P. officinale (h.) ; I. 5 times ternate,leqfietslin,eai-:'veij long 

 a:c\xte. Jlaccid, g-eueral involucre! 3-lefived., deciduous, pe^djcela 

 much longer than the- fruit. — Fl. .yeUowi §t„ terete, striate, 

 2 — 3 fl. high. Stripes of; the commissure sjiperfipial. — Salt 

 marshes. Kent.: Essex. iP.VII.— ilX. E. 



J 2. Pi palus'tre (Moench) ; I. Z-pinnate, leaflets piunatifid with 

 Imear-Tanoeolate acuminate segments, general involucre of matiy 

 persistent lanceolate deilexed leaves, st; furrowed. — Selinum Sm. 

 — St. erect, 3—5 feet hig-h. Fl. white. ; Stripes • of the com- 

 missure deeply seated. — Marshy and feiny place8,.rare. P. VII. 



viir ■ ' ' ..'i .; ' E. s.? 



t3J P. Ostruthium (Koch); I. biter mete, leaflets broadly ovate 

 lobed cut andset^rate, Bh.ea,th.s.YeT:j large, general iiivqhicf'^^0, cal.- 

 segments inconspicuous.- — St. 1 — 2 |eet higli.,j Fl, , ,^hi,tg.— 

 Moist meadows, rare. P. VI. MastertooH. S. 



' '38. 'PA.miaAOA. Linn, Parsnep. ' • .ii,!.;' 



1. P. saUv^(h.).; St. angular furrowed, 1, pinnate downy be- 

 neath, leaflets oyate-.ohlong crenate-serrate often with a lateral 

 lobe at the base, iny. 0, fr. oval. — St.' 2 — 3 feet high. Fl. yeUow. 

 L. g'eherally shining above, downy beneath.- — Hedgebanis On a 

 calcareous soil. B. VII. ' , E.I. 



29. Heeac'letm; KHw. Cow Parsnep. 



11. JI. Sphondyl'iutn' (h.) ; 1. pinnate, leaflets lobed or.piima- 

 tjfld cut 1 and serrate, fr. at length glabrous. — St. 4 feet high. 

 Lower 1. very large. Umbels' large, flatti&'. ' Fl. white orred- 

 dish, outer fl. radiant. — ^. angustifoliwrn ; leaflets deeply pinna- 

 tifld, lobes lanceolate, lower ones long and spreading. ^Hedge- 

 Wks.' P-TII. Hog-weed. E.S.I. 



30. ToED'srL'iuM: Linn. Hartwort. 



tl. T. max'imum (L.) ; outermost pet. radiant -with 2 eqiud 

 lobes, partial irtooMcres linear shorter' th-an the unibel, fr. hispid 

 the thickened margin slightly cr^nate. — St. 2 — 4 feet high. Fl. 

 reddish. — Waste ground, very rare. A. VII. ' " ■ E.. 



\T. officinale (L.}; two outermost pet. radiant' each with 2 

 very unequal Mies, partial involucres lanceolate. — E. B. 2440. — 

 " Near Loiidonj" biit Doody's plant was T. maximtim. . A, VII.] 



