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76. H. suhramo'suvi (Lonn.) ; st. 1— 2| ft. high branched 
slightly floccose with few hairs, ped. erect spreading densely 
rioccose slightly hairy setose bracteate, rt.-l. 2 — 3 large outer 
ovate-oblong blunt almost entire, inner lanceolate acute, irregu- 
larly deeply toothed almost glabrous above, haiiy beneath and 
on margins, st.-l. 1—3, deeply irregularly acutely toothed hairy 
floccose below. Heads large numerous, inv. hairy floccose with 
fewsetaj. Fl.ciliate. — Shorebetween Burntisland and Pettycur, 
77. H. dia])h' amim (Fr.) ; st. 1 — \h ft. high fistular with few 
hairs, ped. long spreading very floccose setose with few hairs, 
rt.-l. large ovate-elliptical denticulate hairy both surfaces, st.-l. 
3 — 5 lower lanceolate acute dentate or denticulate decurrent 
into long winged almost auiplexicaul white-haired petioles, 
almost glabrous above hairy below, upper sub-sessile floccose 
with few hairs. Inv. large truncate dark blackish green ccmi- 
paratively glabrous or with scattered hairs and numerous setas, 
phyll. outer broad blunt, inner paler slightly floccose-tipped. 
Fl. yellow glabrous-tipped, styles yellow or slightly livid. — ^3. 
stenole2)is (Lindeb.) ; st.-l. rather coriaceous, not floccose, heads 
numerous 2 — 6, biids extraordinarily long and narrow, setose, 
phyll. very narrow more acute slightly floccose ivith floccose-tips, 
minutely setose with few hairs. Fl. golden yellow, slightly 
pilose.— Eocky clifi-s. P. VII. VIII. E. 
78. //. diaphano'ides (Lindeb.) ; st. li ft. high, many-headed 
hairy slightly floccose, ped. corymbose spreading erect or rarely 
incurved setose floccose with some hairs, rt.-l. dull often ctesius 
green sometimes crimsoned, fleshy rosulate elliptic or oblong or 
lanceolate decurrent into short hairy winged petioles deeply 
toothed entire towards the apex, glabrous on both sides or hairy 
beneath, st.-l. 1—3 far apart often sessile lanceolate acute or 
acuminate coarsely dentate towards the base. Heads corymbose 
dark, outer phyll. broad subacute, inner long narrow acute 
thickly setose, not hairy nor floccose. Fl. slightly pilose, styles 
bright yellow or often dusky. — Exsicc. Fasc. ii. 42. — fi. apicu- 
latum (Linton) ; 1. fresh green with more cuneate base, blunter 
more apiculate, phyll. broad acuminat:" obtuse, white-tipped, 
heads in lax irregular subcorymbose panicle.- ^.'Sjcc. Fasc. 
ii. 43. Somerset. Cheshire. Wales. Perthsh. Forfar. P. VII. 
79. //. sciaph'ilum (Uechtr.) ; st. 1— 2i ft. high, branched, 
hairy slightly floccose, ped. long wiry spreading erect or arcuate 
bracteate densely setose floccose not hairy, rt.-l. rigid light green 
often crimsoned broadly lanceolate blunt or subacute dentate 
denticulate or almost entire hairy on both surfaces, st.-l. 1 — 8 
Fife. P. VL 
S. 
VIII. 
E. S. 
