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TETRADYNAMIA 
Class XV. 
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1422. SISYM'BRIUM. L. Sisymbrium. 
9165 officinale Scop. Hedge- Mustard O w 
9166 strictlssimum L. spear-leaved j£ A un 
9167 jfinceum Bieb. rushy j£ Q) un 
9168 hispaniciim Jacq. Spanish j£ Q) un 
9169 obtusan'gulum IV. obtuse-angled O un 
9170 sinapoides R. Br. Pyrenean j£ Q) un 
9171 austriacum Jacq. Austrian O un 
/3 EckartsbergenseW. Austrian £ Q) un 
9172 I^rio L. London Rocket O w 
9173 Colum'nEe Jacq. Columna's O un 
/3 alttssimum L. , tall O un 
y orientate L. oriental O 
9174 pannonicum Jacq. Hungarian O 
9175 asperum L. rough-podded O 
9176 Sophia L. Plix-weed O 
9177 inillef6]ium H. K. Milfoil-leaved tt. i_J pr 
9178 tanacetifolium L. Tansy-leaved £ A un 
9179 supinum L. dwarf O 
9180 polyceratium L. Dandelion-lvd. O 
9181 rigidum Bicb. stiff O 
9182 bursifolium L. various-leaved O 
9183 pinnatifidum JD^c. pinnatifid £ A 
9184 integrifolium L. entire-leaved Q 
1423. ALLIA'RIA. Adans. Hedge Garlic. 
9185 officinalis Andrx. common j£ A 
Erysimum Alliaria L. 
9186 brachycarpa Bieb. shoit-fruited A 
1424. ERY'SIMUM. L. Hedge-Mustard. 
9187 sessiliflorum R. Br. sessile-flowered ]£ A 
9188 angustifoliinn Ehr. narrow-leaved 
9189 cuspidatum Dec. cuspidate 
9190 odoratum R. Br. fragrant 
9191 virgatum Roth. twiggy 
9192 ibericum Dec. Armenian 
Cheir. armetiiacus Sims. 
9193 cheiranthoides L. treacle 
9194 repandum L. small-flowered 
9195 helveticum Dec. Swiss 
9196 difFusum Ehr. Alpine 
9197 lanceolatum R. Br. spear-leaved 
9198 dubium Dec. doubtful 
9199 asperum Dec. rough 
9200 alpinum Baumg. Alpine 
Brassica alpina L. 
9201 orientate B. Br. Hare's Ear 
austriacum Baumg. 
1425. CAMELFNA. Crantz. Gold of Pleasure 
Crucifer 
H my.jl 
3 jn.au 
2 my.jn 
1| my.jn 
IJ my.au 
H jn.jl 
li jn.au 
H jn.jl 
1| my.au 
2 jn.jl 
2 au 
2 jl.au 
2 jl.au 
f my.jn 
1 jl 
li my.s 
3 jn.jl 
i jn.jl 
f jn.jl 
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f jn.jl 
I jn.jl 
I jn 
Crucifei 
3 my 
Sp. 20—58. 
Britain was.gr. 
Switzerl. 1658. 
Hungary 1820. 
Spain 
Switzerl. 1823. 
Pyrenees 1791. 
Austria 1799. 
Austria 1799. 
England walls. 
Italy 1796. 
Siberia 1759. 
Levant 1739. 
Hungary 1787. 
S. France 1778. 
Britain was.gr. 
Canaries 1779. 
Italy 1731. 
S. Europe 1778. 
S. Europe 1633. 
Crimea 1824. 
S. Europe 1732. 
S. Europe 1820. 
W.pu Siberia 1822. 
<e. Sp. 2. 
W Britain hed. 
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D CO 
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S CO 
S CO 
S CO 
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S CO 
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C CO 
D CO 
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Eng. bot. 735 
Jac. aust.2. t.l94 
Wal.&Kit. t.234 
Jac.ic.ra.l. t.l24 
Mor.s.3. t.5.f.l0 
Jac. vind. 3. t. 97 
Jac. aust.3. t.262 
Eng. bot. 1631 
Jac. aust.4. t.323 
Walth.hort.t.22 
Jac. ic. 1. 1. 123 
Bauh.his.858.f.3 
Eng. bot. 963 
Jac. ic. 1. 1. 127 
Zanon.hist. t. 72 
Isn.act. par. t.l8 
Jac. vind. 1. t.79 
Dil.el.t.l48.f.l77 
All. ped. t.57. f.3 
D CO Eng. bot. 796 
O un 
Q) un 
O un 
Q) un 
A or 
O un 
O un 
Q) un 
A un 
O un 
O un 
O un 
A un 
O un 
1 jl.au W Iberia 1824. D co 
Cruciferee. Sp. 1-5—41. 
2 jn.jl Y Siberia 1794. D co L'He.stir.l. t.44 
2 jl.au Y Hungary 1800. S co Pl.rar.hung. t.98 
2 my.jn Y Hungary 1822. S co Bux. cen.t.33.f.l 
1| jl.au Y Austria 1795. D co 
li jl Y Portugal 1807. D co 
1 my Y Armenia 1803. C l.p Bot. mag. 835 
lAjl.au Y Britain fields. S co 
I my.jn Y Spain 1772. S co 
II my.jn Y Switzerl. 1793. S s.p 
li myjl Y S. t;urope 1731. D co 
1 my.jl P.Y S. Europe 1597. S co 
" 1823. S CO 
N. Amer. 1822. S co 
Germany 1793. D s.l 
1 1 my jl Y 
li my.jn Y 
li my.jn W 
1 jn 
W 
England cliffs. S co 
9202 sativa Crantz. cultivated O ec 
9203 dentata Fers. tooth-leaved O un 
9204 austr'iaca R. Br. Austrian O un 
1426. NES'LIA. Desv. Neslia. 
9205 paniculata Desv. panicled Q un 
Myagrum paniculatum L. 
1427. CORO'NOPUS. Smith. Wart Cress. 
9206 d'ldyma Sm. lesser O w 
9207 Ruel'Iii .4//. Star of the Earth Qw 
9165 
Cruciferee. Sp. 3—6. 
1 my.jl Y Britain corn fi. S s.l 
1 my.jl Y Europe 1806. S s.l 
1 jn.jl Y Austria 1795. S s.l 
Cruciferie. Sp. 1. 
lijl.au Y Europe 1683. S co 
Cruciferee. Sp. 2. 
5 jl.au W England rubbish.S co 
i jn.au W Britain i-o. si. S co 
9170 
Eng. bot. 942 
Jac. aust. 1. 1. 22 
Jac. vind. 3. t. 9 
Jac. aust. 1. 1. 75 
Jac. aust. 1. 1. 74 
Vil.dauph.3.t.36 
Eng. bot. 1804 
Eng. bot. 1254 
Bauh. his. 2. 893 
Jac. aust. 2.t.lll 
Gsert. se. 2. t.l41 
Eng. bot. 248 
Eng. bot. 1660 
9171 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
1422. Sisymbrium. 'Sio-u/x.^^iev was the name given by the Greeks to some aquatic plant not now recognized. 
It appears to have had an agreeable smell. Ovid advises that Venus should be propitiated with garlands 
of myrtle, of roses, and of Sisymbrium. S. officinale is a celebrated medicinal plant, and esteemed diuretic, 
detersive, and expectorant, and prescribed in asthma and hoarseness, whence the French call it Herbe aux 
chantres. 
1^23. Alliaria. From allium, garlic, in allusion to the smell of the leaves of this plant, for the sake of 
which it was formerly used in salads. 
1424. Erysimum. From i^vu, to cure, on account of the salutary effects of this plant in medicine. It is even 
now reckoned a powerful cure for the sore throat. The plant of the ancients appears to have been our garden 
cress ; for Pliny says the Gauls called his Erysimum velar, and the garden cress is to this day called vilhar in 
