60' 
17. HTPEEICACE^. 
turbinate.—^. B. S. 2720.— Young shoots hairy. L.' thin, mem- 
branous, bright transparent green, longer than their petioles, 
with solitary hairs beneath. Lobes of the stigma erect.^ — 
T. rubra (Lindl.) is stated to have smooth fruit and to~be'. 
T. cm-aUina Sni. I have not seen it. — Old and rocky woods by 
the Wye and Severn. T. VI. VII. E.I. 
Order XVIi; HYPERICAGE^. 
Sep. 4 — 5, distinct or cohering, persistent, with glandular dots, 
imbricate. Pet. 4—5, twisted in the bud. Stam. many, con- 
nected in 3 or 4 bimdles at tlve base. Anthers versatile. Styles 
several, rarely connate. Fruit a dry or fleshy capsule of manj" 
cells and many valves, the valves cm-ved inwards. Seeds small, 
many, on a central axis or the incui-ved margins of the valves, 
embiyo straight with no alWnien. — L. mostly opposite, with 
pellucid dots. Fl. yellow. 
1. HYPEEiCfjf. Cflr. 5-partedor cjf5sepals. Pet. 5. Stjdes 
' 3 (in nearly all our plants) or 5. Caps, nibre or less per- 
fectly 3-ceiled, many-seeded. — Jl. yellow. •. ■ '■"! 
'1.' Htpee'icum Linn. St. John's Wort. ' 
\ , ' .f ji'* Styles 5. Pet: uneqiial-sided. 
"1, H. odye'inum (L.) ; st. shruhbt/ square, 1. oblong, fl. soli- 
tary, sep. imequal obovate blunt.— i'. 2017. — Rootstock 
creeping. St. 1 ft. high. Fl. 3 or 4 in. across, yellow, as in all 
of this genus. — Naturalized in bushy places. P. VII. — IX. 
E. S. I. 
** Stylei 3, itam. in 5 sets, pet, decidnotcs. ANDROSiEMiTM. 
2. jr. Androsce'mum (L.); st. shrubby compressed, 1. broadly 
subcordate-ovate blunt, cyiaies trichotomous lew-flowered, sep. 
broad unequal, pet. oval blimt, styles nmch falling shoH of stam.y 
caps. i»ilj)t/ imperfectly 3-celled blunt. — Curt. i. 164. Ba.vt. Sr. 
Fl. n. i.'39.— St. very little branched, 2 ft. high. L. large, 
with a strong aromatic smell when rubbed. Fl. large, in term. 
cjTTies. Pet. short. Styles much shorter than the black capsule, 
finaily hooked. — Thickets and hedges. P. AT[I. VIII. Tutsan. 
■ . ■ ' \ - ' . ■• ■ ■ ■ E. S. I. 
[//. ang'Kcum (Bert./;;,,s<,: s^irwoJy 2-edged, ped. ^-winged, 
1. subcordate-ovate subacute, cjTiies few-tlowered, sep. broad 
unequal h as long as petals persistent, stylds exceeding trie stam., 
caps. oval.-^//. Androscemum H B. 122.').^ — ;St. 3—4 ft. high, 
much branched. Fl. large, in terminal cjmies. ' Sep. nearly as 
