696 
SYNGENESIA ^QUALIS. 
Class XIX. 
1715. OTAN'THUS. Linh. Otanthus. 
11659 maritimus Link. sea 
Santolma marUima L. 
1716. CALEAC'TE. R.Br. Caleacte. 
11660 urticifolia R. Br. nettle-leaved 
Solidago urticifolia Mill. 
1717. ATHANA'SIA. W. Athanasia, 
11661 capitata W. 
11662 pub^scens W. 
11663 annua W. 
11664 dentata W. 
11665 trifurcata W. 
11666 virgata W. 
11667 tomentosa W. 
11668 filiformis W. 
11669 crithmifolia W. 
11670 parviflora IV. 
11671 pectinata W. 
1718. BALSAMI'TA. 
11672 virgata W. 
11673 ageratif61ia W. 
11674 vulgaris W. 
11675 annua Link. 
1719. PENT'ZIA. Th. 
11676 flabelliformis W. 
hairy 
villous-leaved 
annual 
tooth -leaved 
tri fid-leaved 
twiggy 
Lavender-leav. 
fine-leaved 
Samphi re-lea V. 
small-flowered 
pectinated 
W. Costmary. 
twiggy 
Ageratum-lvd. Stt 
common ^ 
annual 
Pentzia. 
fan-leaved *t 
I I or 
I I or 
O un 
i_Jpr 
l_J pr 
l_Jpr 
l_J pr 
l_J pr 
l—J pr 
lJ pr 
pr 
I un 
A or 
O un 
CompositcB. 
|jl.s y 
CompositcE. 
jl.au y 
Composites. 
lA ja.mr y 
6 jn.au 
1 jl.au 
1| jl.au 
3 jl.au 
1 jl.au 
2 my.jn 
Sp. 1. 
England sea sh. C s.l Eng. bot. 141 
Sp. 1. 
Vera Cruz 1740. C co 
2 jl.au 
2 ap 
li my.jn 
Compositce. 
3 jn.jl y.G 
2 jn.o y.G 
3 au.s y.G 
2 jl.au y.G 
Compositce. 
3 my.au y 
Sp. 11—28. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
Barbary 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H. 
C. G. H, 
C. G. H. 
Sp. 4—6. 
Italy 
Candia 
Italy 
Spain 
Sp. 1. 
C. G. H. 
1774. 
1768. 
1686. 
1759. 
1710. 
1815. 
1774. 
1787. 
1723. 
1731. 
1774. 
1791. 
1605. 
1568. 
1629. 
D CO 
C CO 
D CO 
S CO 
Mor. S.6. t.3. f.48 
Com. hort.2. t.47 
Bot. mag. 2276 
Comm. rar. t. 41 
Com.hort.2. t.49 
Jac.schce.2.t.l48 
Com. hort.2. t.50 
Jac.schoe.2.t.l49 
Jac. obs. 4. t. 81 
Alp. exot. t. 326 
Sch. han.3. t. 240 
Mil.ic.2.t.227.f.l 
1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 212 
SUPERFLUA. 
1720. 
11677 
11678 
11679 
11680 
11681 
1721. 
11682 
11683 
11684 
11685 
11686 
11687 
11688 
11689 
11690 
11691 
11692 
11693 
11694 
11695 
11696 
11697 
11698 
11699 
TANACE'TUM. 
linifolium IV. 
sulfruticosum W. 
argenteum W. 
vulgare W. 
crispum 
angulatum W. 
ARTEMFSIA. W. 
judaica W. 
valentina IV. 
subcanescens W. 
Abrotanum TV. 
humilis W. en. 
tenuifolia W. 
arborescens W. 
argentea W. 
glacialis W. 
mutellma W. 
procera W. 
caucasica W. 
chinensis Lour. 
spicata JV. 
pectinata W. 
tanacetifolia W. 
Santonica.' W. 
scoparia TV. 
11659 
W. Tansv. 
Flax-leaved 
shrubby 
silvery 
common 
curled 
angular 
Wormwood. 
Judean 
Spanish 
hoary-leaved 
Southernwood 
dwarf 
slender-leaved 
tree 
silvery 
silky 
Alpine 
lofty 
Caucasian 
Moxa 
spiked 
comb-leaved 
Tansy-leaved 
Tartarian 
besom 
^ A un 
:^ A cul 
:^ A cul 
^ A un 
Compositce. Sp. 5 — 21. 
C. G. H. 1774. 
C. G. H. 1751. 
Levant 1812. 
Britain ro.sid. 
:^ A or 
A or 
it or 
A or 
at I I m 
A or 
O ft 
^ <J) or 
m or 
O or 
11660 
li au 
2 my.s y 
1 my.s y 
2 jl.au y 
2 jl.au y 
2 jl.au y 
Compositce. 
liau y 
1 jl.au y.G 
2 jl.au 
4 au.o 
2 au.o 
10 s.d 
10 jn.au 
4 jn.jl 
I jl au 
i jl.au 
8 jl.au 
I jnjl 
4 jn.jl 
1 jn-jl 
1 jn.jl 
1 jl.au 
1 s.n 
2 jl.s 
C p.l 
C p.l 
D CO 
D CO 
D CO 
D CO 
Com.hor.2. tlOO 
Eng. bot. 1229 
■Willd.ach.t.2.£3 
PIu.alm. t.73. f.2 
Barr. ic. t. 485 
Blackw. t. 555 
DilL elt. t.S3.f.37 
Lob. ic. 753 
Jac.aus..5.t.ap.35 
Vil.dauph.3t.35 
Jac.aus.S.t.ap 34 
Pal.it.3. t.Hh.f2 
Al. ped.l.t lO.f.3 
Gmel. sib. 2. t.51 
Pl.rar.hu.l.t.65 
11665 
, 11675 )m 11676 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
1715. Otanthus. From vs ture?, an ear, and otyB-og, a flower, in allusion to the appendages which are placed 
on each side of the base of the florets. An infusion of the leaves and stem is said to be employed successfully 
in the east in cases of stone and gravel. 
1716. Caleacte. So called because it is the ornament of the sea coasts where it grows, and derived from 
xctXo?, beautiful, and <x,y,T'fi, the sea shore. 
1717. Athanasia. From ex., privative, and ^»iee,TOs, death ; that is to say, a plant which does not perish. But 
the application of the word, as far as the present genus is concerned, is far from obvious. 
1718. Balsamita. Derived from ^<x.Xffot,yi.ov, balm, in allusion to its strong balsamic smell. Ugly plants of no 
merit whatever. B. vulgaris has the English name Costmary, from the Greek Koiflos, an aromatic shrub, and 
Mary ; the Virgin Mary's costus : from its being put into ale, it has our old English name of Ale-cost. It is 
more aromatic and has a pleasanter smell than tansy, to which it is nearly allied. 
1719. Pentxia. Named by Thunberg, after his pupil Charles John Pentz. A bushy branching hoary shrub, 
with little yellow flowers. 
