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what refemble a Butterfly: as Peafe, Beansy 
and the reft of the Leguminous or Pulfe Kind. 
li Pappous Seedsy are fuch as have at one End a 
I downy SubftancCjj as Da/tdehofty Sowibijilcy 
Pejts upon Mojfesy are flnall Shields of dif- 
ferent Colours^ growing moll commonly on 
the Top of the crufty Sort of Mojfe. 
Petaldy are thefe fine coloured Leaves which 
form the Flowers of Plants. 
Pcnt£ipet(zloHs Plo’wsTSy have five Vetula. 
Polypetaloiis FlowerSy have many Petala. 
PeJloratweSy are Plants not very unlike the 
only thefe are of more lubtil 
Parts, and upon that Account able to pafs thro’ 
the hneft Strainers or Glands, and add to the 
^^ourilhment of the remotefl Parts of the Body 
Many of this Kind are more for the Kitchen 
'"u Shop, d-SyChicheSyBarleVy 
the Seeds of Hops y Hips yParf nips yVox they repair 
the Wafte, the Body has fuflained by Aclion or 
othenvife. thtScabioufesy theMaidenHairSy Colts- 
foot ^Golden Rod^ &c. are alio of this Kind. 
Spikey is an E^ar of Corn, or fomething that 
refembles it in Shape. ^ 
Staminay arp thoie fmall Threads which fur- 
round 
