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I tls^ fubtus argenteis flore luteo. Syn. s.$$. L B. 
t reftum minus, ^ark. Quinquefolium tormentillse 
li facie. Ger. ‘tormentil Cinquefoil. Cl. I. Gen. 
XV. Flowers in znA ffune^ 1 found this be- 
ij tween Snenton Hill and the Stile leading toSnen- 
; ton Hermitage, alfo on the fandy Rock juft be- 
on the left Hand Road 
i PENTAPTEROPHyLLON aquaticum, flofculis 
i ad foliorum nodos. Syn. 316, Cat. Gifs. Mille- 
! folium aquaticumrainus. Vark. Myriophyllon a- 
quaticum minus. Ger. Cl. I. Gen. XXII. Flo- 
wers in June in the Trent below Coluoick on the 
oppofite fide of the River. 
Peplus, vid. Tithymalus. 
Percepieu Anglorum. Syn. 159. Loh. Ger. 
; Em. Polygonum Selinoides. Park. Chasrephyl- 
^ lo non nihil fimilis. C. B. Pm. Purjley^pmt. 
ij Cl. I. Gen. V. 2 . Flowers from the latter End 
■ of May to the End of June. Very common not 
only among the Corn, but in moft barren Places, 
as on Radford Lings towards Nottingham &c. 
I It ha.s a ffreat Characler aS a ftrong Diuretic and 
, Breaker of the Stone, but that will bear Ibme Abate 
\ ment. 
j Perforata, vid. Hypericum 
i • 
I Periclymenum, vid. Caprifolium. 
Persic-hria vulgaris acris feu Hydropiper 
S) /;. 144. /. B. vulgaris acris leu minor. Park. 
I Hydro 
leading down to Radford. 
