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3. Hyoscyamus. Cor. funnelshaped with a short tube and 
5 unequal obtuse lobes. Stigma capitate. Caps. 2-celled, 
ventricose below, furrowed, opening transversely by a convex 
lid. 
4. Datura. Cor. funnelshaped, angular, 5-lobed. Cal. de- 
ciduous. Stigma2-lobed. Caps. 4-valved, with 2 partially 
bipartite cells. 
Tribe I. Solanee. 
1, Sotanum Linn. 
1. S. nigrum (L.); st. herbaceous with tubercled angles, I. ovate 
bluntly dentate or wavy, fl. drooping, hairs incurved upwards.— 
—E. B. 556. St. 1. 4.—Umbel from the intermediate spaces be- 
tween the leaves. L. attenuated below. Fr.-stalks thickened 
upwards. Berries globular, black, or rarely green, when ripe. 
St. a foot or more high.—[8. S. miniatum (Bernh.); angles of 
the st. with prominent tubercles, 1. smuate-dentate. Ciosely 
allied to this species but differs by its more deeply toothed 1. 
which are less attenuated below, its patent pubescence and red 
berries and is probably distinct.]|—Waste ground. [8. Jersey. ] 
A. VIL—X. Black Nightshade. 
2. S. Dulcamara (L.); st. shrubby zigzag, t. cordate-ovate, 
upper 1. auriculate-hastate, fl. drooping.—£. B. 565. St. 18. 3.— 
Corymb opposite to leaves. Fl. purple with 2 green spots at the 
base of each segment. Berries ovate, red. St. climbing to the 
height of 12—14 feet, nearly round, almost glabrous throughout. 
—£. tomentosum (Koch); st. and 1. downy with patent hairs.— 
y- marinum ; branches of the present year and 1. fleshy and 
usually clothed with hairs incurved upwards, st. angular prostrate 
diffuse much branched, 1. all (?) cordate not hastate. S. lignosum 
seu Dulcamara marina Ray 265.—w. and 8. woods and hedges, 
common. y. pebbly sea-beach. Sh. VI. VII. Woody Night- 
shade. Bitter sweet. 
Tribe II. Atropee. 
2. Arropa Linn. Deadly Nightshade. Dwale. 
1. A. Belladonna (L.) ; st. herbaceous, |. broadly ovate entire, 
fl. solitary axillary on short stalks.—£. B. 592. St. 3. 5.—St. 3 
ft. high. FI. lurid, purple, drooping. Berry violet-black, highly 
poisonous.— Waste places, rare. P. VI.—VHI. P 
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