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fi. CEUCIFEEiE. 
i4. B. ver'na (Asclier.s.) : lower 1. l> iatti gradually larger 
upwards, upper pair of lobes equalling the breadth of the sub- 
cordate single terminal lobe, uiqiermosi I . jjinimtijid ^vitli liiie^ir- 
obloiig entire lohe>>, juxh jiatcnt with a short thick point. — E.Ji. 
1129. 7). i>raero.r (i!. Br.; — Fl. moderate. Raceme close. 
Pods long, torulose. Lower 1. usually interruptedly ]iinnate. — 
South of England. (American.) B. Y.— VTI. ' E. T. 
5. Ak'abis Linn, em., <r.G. Ttock-Cress. 
* Seeih in one row. 
1. A. hirsi'itu (Scop.) ; 1. hispid dentate, stcm-l. truncate- 
auridedor cordate at the base, auricles patent, jiods erect narrow 
straight. — E. B. 587. — St. 1 foot high, clothed with spreading 
mostly simple hairs and many erect leaves. Sometimes the 
hairs on the stem are adpressed and branched, or absent 
[var. <ilahrata Sy.]. Root-1. narrowed into a footstalk. — Av'alls 
and banks. B. VI.— VIIT. E. S. I. 
2. A. cilvita (I!. Br.) ; 1. glabrous and ciliate or hispid some- 
what toothed nearly sessile, stem-/, sessile with a rounded lutse, 
pods erect narrow straight. — E. B. 1746. — St. erect, glabrous. 
L. glabrous, ciliate. Seeds without wings. St. and 1. some- 
times hispid [var. hispidn Sy,]. — Rocks bv the sea. Connemara, 
Ireland. Lidstep, Pembrokeshire. B. VII. VIII. E. I. 
3. A. stric'ta (Huds.) : I. hisjnd and ciliate deeply sinvate- 
dentate, narrowed into a footstalk, stemd. sessile, pods few dis- 
tant erect patent straight. — E. B. 614. — St. erect, glabrous, his- 
pid below, (i — 8 in. high. Fl. rather large. Seeds winged at 
the apex. — Limestone cliffs near Bristol. P. IV. V. E. 
i. A. idphia (L.) ; 1. clotlieci or fringed with 3— 4.forke(l hairs, rosette-l. 
sessile or narrowed downwards into a short winged petiole, stem-l. oblong acuti^ 
ampUxicaul vith distinct oundef, irregularly dentate sometimes with small 
secondary teeth. I'ods spreading or curved upwards, 6ioa(? obtuse. Seeds 
roundish-oval, surrounded hy a narro'r membranous mng. — E. IS. iii. Unpfl. t. 
117 A.— Stoloniferous. St. glabrous or hairy. Pet. white about twice the length 
of the sep. Outer sep. gibbous at the base. — CuchuUm Jlountaiiis, Sliye. Mr 
f. //<-;•(. -P. VII. VIII. .-5 
5. A . jietra^'a (Lam.) : /. ylctbrous or with forked hairs lyrate- 
pinnatifid or oblong-ovate nearly entire with long stalks, stemd. 
uarroir nearly entire .'^talked, pods spreading slender straight. — 
E. /J. 469. — St. erect or decumbent, 3 — 8 in. long, ijlabrous. Fl. 
large, white tinged with purple. Seeds oblong with a straight 
