The BRITISH HERBAL. 
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GENUS 
B R r U M. 
IX. 
A Mofs with heads covered with fmooth caps, rifing on flender footftallcs from the tops of the 
branches. 
We have figured the Round-headed Bryum, Brium cafitulis tumidis rotmdkribus. Of a pale green. 
GENUS X. 
SPHAGNUM. 
^ Mofs with naked heads on fliort footftalks. 
We have figured the great, IMarth Sphagnum, Sphagnum caulifirim tt ramofum faluftre aolk. A 
whitilh mofs, with red tops. 
GENUS XI. 
S E L A G 0. 
Mofs with feeds inclofed in a (kinny cafe placed in the bofoms of the leaves, without footftalks. 
We have figured the Upright Selago, Stlago erelia abiellformus. Of a fine deep green. 
GENUS XII. 
LTCOPODIUM. 
Mofs with feeds in thin cafes difpofed in a kind of clubs, with fmall leaves intermixed. 
We have figured the Common Lycopodium, Mufius Umjlris davatus. Of a yellowilh green. 
GENUS XIII. 
LICHENASrRUM. 
A Mofs with fmall heads, placed naked on llender footftalks, which, when ripe, burft into four 
parts. 
We have figured ths fmall, fcaly Lichenaftrum, Lichmapum imbrkatum minus. Of a pale green. 
GENUS 
LICHEN. 
XIV, 
A 
AFoliaceous mofs, with male flowers, fmall and numerous, on long footftalks ; and female 
flowers hollow on the furface of the leaves. 
We have figured the broad-leaved Lichen, Lichen fdiis ktiorihus. Of a fine green. 
MUSHROOM. 
FUNGUS. 
Vegetable without leaves ; of a flefhy fubftance, with imperceptible fruftifications. 
Of thefc we have figured four kinds. i. The Hemifpherick Mulhroom, Fundus parvus hcmi- 
fphericus. White above and below, TbeCommonMaOiroom, Fungus efmkntus vulgaris. White 
above, and flelh-coloured below. 3. The Reticulated Mulhroom, Fungus reticulatus coccimus. 
The bottom purple, the reticulated part fcarlet, fpotted with purple. 4. The Phalloide Mulhroom, 
Fungus fhalloides. White and ftinking. 
SUBMARINE PLANTS. 
"^T'EGETABLES growing under fea- water, with minute and uncertain fruftifications. 
We have figured one fpecies of each of the four principal kinds. I. Common Coraline, 
Corailina Anglica. Of a whitilh colour, tinged with green and purple ; and of a firm fubftance. 
Celebrated for the cure of worms. 2. Common Sea Fucus, Fucus maritimus vulgatijfmus. Of a 
fine purplilh brown. 3. Sea, Ragged Stafl^, Fucus fpongiofus mdofus. Of a tender fubftance, and 
whitilh. 4. Graffy Alga, Alga vulgaris. Of a faint green. This is the only /aiMriw which ha» 
a regular root. The reft adhere to the ftones, by a broad, naked bafe. 
The END of the T H I R T Y - F I F T H CLASS. 
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