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Toluore of many leaves, fi-. hairy.— Athamantu Sm., E. B. 1;J8. — 
St. 1 — 3 feet bigh, covered at the base with the fibrous remains 
of decayed petioles. Umbels terminal, convex, with many 
do-miv ravs. — Chalk hills of Cambridgeshire and Sussex. P. 
VIII. 11 
21. Halos'cias Fries. Scottish Lovage. 
1. H. scot 'icum (Fr.) ; 1. twice ternate, leaflets ovate somewhat 
rhomboidal dentate-seiTate opaque, involucre -of 5 — 7 linear- 
lanceolate leaves, cal. 5-toothed. — Ligusficam \j.,E. B. 1207. — - 
St. herbaceous, nearly simple, striate, tinged with red, 1 — 1^ 
foot high. Lts. large, lobed and cut. Interstices with three, 
commissure with 6 stripes. Seed //'ee.— Rocks on the Northern 
.sea-coast. P. YII. ' E. S. I. 
22. Sila'us Besser. Sulphur-wort. 
1. «S. pratm'sis (Bess.) ; st. angxdar, radical 1. 3—4 times pin- 
nate, leaflets lanceolate entire or bifid, terminal tripartite, ge- 
neral involucre of 1 — 2 leaves, partial of manv leaves. — Cnidium 
SUnus Sm., E. B. 2142.— St. 1—2 feet high. " L. mostly radical, 
stem-1. decreasing upwards. Fl. pale yellow. — -Damp meadows 
and pastui'es. V. YI. — IX. " E. S. I. 
23. Me'tjm Tourn. Bald-money. 
1. 3L athmnan'tieum (Jacq.); 1. bipinnate, leaflets in many 
threadshaped acute segments. — E. B. 2249. — St. 1 — 2 feet high, 
round, clothed at the base with the fibrous remains of the de- 
cayed petioles. Fl. many, whitish yellow. General involucre 
of 2 or 3 leaves, partial more numerous. Highh' aromatic. — 
Dry mountainous pastures. P. YI. YII. " E. S. 
24. Ceith'sium Linn. Samphire. 
1. C. marit'imum (L.).—E. B. 819.— St. 6—12 in. long. L. 
fleshy, 2 — ;^-pinnate ; leaflets lanceolate, naiTOwed at both ends, 
few. Involucre of many lanceolate acute leaves. Fl. whitish. 
— On rocky sea-coasts. P. YIII. E. S. I. 
Tribe VI. Angelicece. 
25. Angel'ica Lin7i. 
1. A. si/lves'tris (L.) ; leaflets equal ovate-lanceolate or ovate 
incise-sen-ate not decmi-ent, lateral ones rather miequal at the 
base. — E. B. 1128. — St. 2 — 3 feet high, slightly downy above, 
purplish. Fl. pinkish white. Inv. deciduous. Lts. often sub- 
cordate at the base.— Wet places. P. VII. VIII. PI S. I. 
