SYNGENES. FRUSTRAN. 1584. Centaurea. • 1471 



pubefrens* Calyx ciliatc and fpined at top : ftem-leaves pinnatifid, 

 linear-lanceolate; radical-ones doubly pinnatifid, with 

 lanceolate fegments; the terminal lobe toothed. 

 •— — Willi. 3 p. 2322. Stem woolly : flowers yellow. 



firiiia. Calyx ciliate and fpined: ftem-leaves pinnate, very entire; 

 radical-ones doubly pinnatifid. 



Willi. 3. p. 2323. flowers dirty purple. 



acauiis. Calyx ciliate and fpined: leaves pubefcent, lyrate and undi- 

 vided: fcape x-fiowered. 

 Sarbary. Dffcnt. Ail. z. t 243. Sbaiv. Spec, t 342. 



I . Spirits of calyx -[tales funpie. 



Vtrutum. Calyx- fcales with a very long fpine, 2-briitly in the mid- 

 dle: root-leaves fmuate-pinnati fid; (tern- leaves lanceo- 

 late, very entire, decurrent. 

 The Eaft, "Javq. k. rar. I /. 17S. Fiorers equal. 



falmantica* Q z }y X globular, glabrous, with a fmall fpinous brittle 

 {tending out: leaves lanceolate, ferrate; radical-ones 

 lyrate: (iem divaricate. 

 South of Europe, jfacq. kor{ % t. 64, Moris. J-t. 26 f. 14. 



•urea. Calyx with fimpk fpreading fpines : florets equal: leaves 



hairy; lower-ones pinnatiiid. 

 South of Europe. Curt* Mag. t. 421. Flowers yellow. 



tkboracea. Calyx with fetacepus fpines: leaves decurrent, undivided, 

 with fpinous ferratures. 

 Italy. Till. pit. 84. tab. 27. 



muricat*. Calyx (imply fpined: lower- leaves pinnatiiid; upper-ones 

 lanceolate peduncles very long. 

 Spain. Sp pi. 1299. 



peregrine Calyx with fetaceous fpines: leaves lanceolate, petioled, 

 toothed below. 

 Sou:!j of Europe. Bort. Cliff. 423. 



T&iiat&. Calyx nearly unarmed, ilightly awned, radiate : leaves 

 pinnatifid. 

 Siberia. GmeL Sib. 2. t. 47/*. 1. Calyx narrow. 



Cracodjlium Calyx fcarious, ftmply fpined; leaves pinnatifid, very entire^ 

 theoutinoft diviiion larger and toothed. 

 Syria. Barr % rar . tab. 503. Peduncles long, 1- flowered. 

 pumila. Nearly ftemlefs : calyx limply fpined 1 leaves pinnatiiid, 

 thick, ibmewhat downy. 

 Egypt, ¥ tut e not, Malmais. tab. 9. 



