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scp. sp.arin^ly innnate dcriduous nil the germens sessile, styles- 
hairless, stigmas forming a round head, shoots trailing. — J£. B. 
1S8. — Hedges and tliiekets. Sh. VI. VII. 
Tribe V. Pomece. 
li). Crat/Egus Lhm. 
1. C. Oxyacantha (Ij.) i spinose, 1. obovate 3 — 4-lobed cut and 
serrate euneate at the base, tl. corymbose, cal. not glandular, 
styles 1 — 3. — E.B.(\ar. ^.1) 2o()4. — It is not improbable that 
the following varieties are distinct sjiecies. — a. 1. lobcd bluntish, 
peduncles and calyces glabrous, styles 1 — 3, fruit oval. C. Oxy- 
acantha L., .lacq. — /3. monogyna; 1. deeply lobed usually acute, 
peduncles and calyces villose, style 1 bent, fruit subglobose. 
C. monogyna Jaccj., Koch. — Hedges and thickets, /3. the more 
common form. T. V. VI. Hawthorn. Whitethorn. 
IG. CoTONEASTER 
I . C. vulgaris (Lindl.) ; I. roundish-ovate rounded at the base, 
tlowerstalks and margins of the calyx downy. — E. B. S. 2713. — 
Pet. rose-coloured. Fr. small, pendulous. — Cliffs at the Great 
Orme’s Head, Caernarvonshire. Sh. V. E. 
17. Mespilus Linn. 
1. d/. germanica (L.); 1. lanceolate undivided downy beneath, 
tl. solitary. — E. B. 1523. — L. entire simply or doubly serrate. 
In a wild state spinous. — Hedges and thickets in Surrey, Sussex 
and Cheshire. T. V. VI. Medlar. E. 
18. Pyrus 
1. P. communis (L.); 1. simple ovate serrated, flowerstalks 
corymbose, /raft turbinate, styles free. — Z. B. 1784. — Germen 
woolly. Leaves sometimes obovate suddenly contracted into a 
long very acute point. — Hedges and woods. T. IV. V. Wild 
Pear tree. 
2. P. Malus (L.) ; 1. ovate acute serrate, fl. in a sessile umbel, 
fr. globose, styles combined below. — E. B. 1 79. — a. glabra (Koch) ; 
young branches peduncles calyx-tube and under side of the 1. 
glabrous. — tomentosa (Koch); the same parts pubescent or 
woolly. See height. Fl. Shrop. p. 527. — Woods and hedges. 
T. V.' Crab tree. 
[3. P. domestica (Sm.); 1. pinnate downy beneath sen-ated, 
fl. panicled, fr. obovate. — E. B. 350. — Fr. resembling a small 
pear. — One tree in Wyre Forest. T. V. Service tree.~\ E. 
