SYNGENES. ^QUAL. 1467. Carduus. 



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argent at us. 



tyunoides. 



pvlyclono\ 



pectin atut\ 



arctioides* 



Leaves decurrent, runcinate, fpinous : peduncles fome- 

 what downy, i-tiowered : calyx ovate^ mucronate, 

 unarmed. 

 Egypt. Jacq. bort. t, 192. Calyx deciduous. 



Leaves downy underneath; upper-ones very finely decur- 

 rent, linear : Item 1 -flowered : fcales of the calyx lan- 

 ceolate, mucronate, fpreading. 

 Saxony, Siberia. Gmel. Sib. 2, p. 42. tab. 15. 



Leaves downy underneath ; upper-ones very thinly decur- 

 rent, linear, much dilated at the bafe ; lower-ones 

 pinnatifid, linear: (fern many-flowered ; fcales. of- the 

 calyx fpreading. 



Siberia. Gmel. Sib. z,p. 44. tab. 16. 



Leaves decurrent, lanceolate, pinnatifid in a pecYmate man- 

 ner ; peduncles very long : flowers drooping after blof- 

 soming* 

 Scales of the calyx linear, fpreading, 



ulpeftris* 



dejloratus* 



Leaves decurrent, deeply pinnatifid, the fegments toothed 

 upwards and fpinous at top, with fetaceous fringe on 

 the margin : fcales of the calyx lance-fubulate, co- 

 loured at top and incurved. 

 Alps. Scop. earn. n. 997, tab. 53. Cirfium. 



Leaves femidecurrent, pinnatifid, pointed, the fegments 2- 

 lobed and ciliate with fpines : peduncles'" downy : 

 fcales of the calyx liaear-fubulate, ipreadin?. 

 Alps. Wa/dft. Kitaib. pU rar. Hung. 



Leaves femidecurrent, pinnatifid, ferrate, ciliate, naked; 

 radical-ones undivided: peduncles very long, i-flow- 

 . ered, woolly. 

 Germany. Auftria. Jacq. Aufi. t. 89. Fruit creel;. 



Jkminudv. Leaves femidecurrent, lanceolate, ferrate with fpines, 

 hoary underneath: peduncle very long, i-fiowered, 

 woolly. 

 Perfia. Willi, 3. p. 1657. Calyx fpreading. 



pannonkus* Leaves femidecurrent, lanceolate, very entire, ciliate : 

 peduncle very long, 1 -flowered, woolly. 

 Autlria.< Jacq. Auftr. 3, tab. 5. All the fpines fofc. 



par-viflorus. Leaves united at the bafe, lanceolate, naked, jagged, ciliate 

 with foft fpines. 

 South of Europe. Calyx with a white keel. 

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