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sti]>. very minute, germens and stalks silky. — E. B. S. 2701. — A 
bu.shv shrub with ascending branches. — Scotland. Sh. V. S. 
41. S. laxijlora (Horr.); 1. broadly ohovate very slightly toothed 
narrowed to the base naked rather glancous beneatli : ui)j)cr 
ones aente, stij). small concave, lower part of the germens and 
stalks naked. E. B. S. 2749. — A treelike shrub. — Killin. 
Sh. V. S. 
42. S. (Willd.) ; 1. roundish or elliptieal with a 
short ])oint ohsoletely erenate naked, stip. small, germens and 
stalks silky. — E. B. S. 2(i5(i. — An upright shrub. — j3. S. nitens 
(And.) ; 1. ovate or elliptical acute slightly serrate. E. B. S. 
2()55. — Mountainous places. jS. Scotland and Teesdale. Sh. 
IV. E. S. 
4,'l. S. Croweana (Sm.) ; 1. elliptical pointed ohsoletely serrate 
naked green and shining above glaucous beneath, stip. half heart- 
shaped, germens silky (Sm.) glabrous (Borr.).— ii. B. 1146. — 
A bushy shrub. Stam. combined below. — Sw'ampy places. Sh. 
V. VI. E. 
44. S. bicolor (Ehrh.); 1. elliptical pointed ohsoletely serrate 
slightly hairy green and shining above glaucous beneath, stip. 
crescent-shaped serrated, germens filaments slightly bearded 
at the base. — S. tenuifolia Sm., E. B. 2186. — A bushy spreading 
shrub. — Glen Lyon. Ettrick. Sh. IV. S. 
45. S. pliillyreifoUa (Borr.) ; 1. elliptic-lanceolate acute at 
each end strongly serrate naked glaucous beneath, stip. small, 
germens and stalks naked. — E. B. S. 2660. — An upright much 
branched shrub. — Highlands of Inverness and Perth. Sh. 
IV. S. 
46. S. Dicksoniana (Sm.) ; 1. elliptic acute slightly toothed 
glabrous glaucous beneath, young branches very glabrous, catkins 
ovate short erect, gennens ovate silky, stigmas nearly sessile. — 
E. B. 1390. — Scotland. Sh. IV. S. 
viii. Fusca. Stam. 2. Anth. fuscous-yellow' when empty. 
Catkins bracteated at the base ; scales discoloured at the end. 
Stalks of the caps, very rarely not longer than the gland. Shrubs 
with a subterranean creeping trunk. 
A. Rosmarinifolice (Borr.). Small erect shrubs. 
47 . S. rosmarinifolia (L.) ; 1. linear-lanceolate silky beneath 
quite entire or remotely glandular-toothed, stip. lanceolate, ger- 
mens silky ZcrnceoZafe-acuminate, scales short hairy, “ style about 
as long as tbe linear-divided stigmas.” — E. B. 1365. — A slender 
upright shrub, 3 feet high. Catkins very short, at first droop- 
ing. Whole plant becoming nearly black in drying. Style short. 
— “ Several parts of the north.” Sm. Sh. IV. ? 
