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the st. with generally spreading soft hairs; sep. hairy with 
more upright hairs ; caps, smooth shortly obovate or turbinate 
subqlobular, lobes of the stigma-disk imbricated laterally. — Desf. 
1.406; Brot.ii.253; EB.t.645; DC. 1. 118; Sm. E. FI. iii. 11 ; 
Presl 32 ; WB. ! i. 59 ; Koch 31 ; Bab. 15. — Herb. ann. Mad. 
reg. 1, 2 ; PS. reg. 2 ; ccc. Cornfields and waste ground. Apr.- 
June. — St. 6-18 in. high. FI. large deep scarlet with usually 
a black patch at the base of each pet. — Var. : 
a. hairs of ped. spreading. — Mad. and PS. ccc. 
ft. hairs of ped. adpressed. — P. Pliceas ft. strigosum Bonningh. 
ex Koch 1. c. — PS. Pico de Conselho, intermixed with a ; 
Mad. r, along the Levada de S ta Luzia, the pet. wanting the 
usual black spot. 
2. P. dubium L. 
Hispid-pilose; 1. 1-2-pinnatipartite, their segments linear 
remotely inciso-serrate bristle-pointed ; st. many-fiowered hairy, 
the hairs spreading, those of the ped. adpressed ; sep. hispid ; 
caps, smooth narrow-oblong clavate ; stigma-disk with few distinct 
and distant lobes or crenatures. — Brot. ii. 253 ; EB. t. 644 ; DC. 
1. 118; Sm. E. FI. iii. 10; WB. ! i. 59; Koch 32; Bab. 15.— 
Herb. ann. Mad. reg. 2, Cornfields above the Mount, Cayadas 
Ravine, &c. Apr.-JuTy. — St. 1-2 feet high. FI. large paler 
scarlet than in P. Phceas, their claw black. Herbage also paler. 
Caps, elongate, marked lengthways with pale lines. 
** Filaments dilated upwards ; caps, smooth. 
3. P. SOMNIFERUM L. Common White or Garden Poppy. 
Papoida. 
Smooth pale glaucous ; st. very erect little branched many- 
flowered'^ 1. broadly oblong waved or curled, irregularly and 
somewhat bluntly toothed, the lower unequally sinuated cut and 
lobed attenuated towards the base, the upper undivided cordate 
at the base amplexicaul ; st. ped. and sep. smooth ; caps, smooth 
short truly globular and very glaucous. — Desf. 1. 407 ; Brot. ii. 
254; EB. t. 2145; DC. 1. il9; Sm. E. FI. iii. 11; Koch 32; 
Bab. 12. — Herb. ann. Mad. and PS. reg. 1, 2, c ; ND. r ; MD. 2, c ; 
SD. 1, 2, ccc. Waste ground amongst vineyards and cornfields 
about Funchal, &c. Apr. -June. — St. 2-4 ft, high. Whole pi. 
very smooth except now and then a bristly hair or two upon the 
ped. and sep. or tipping the teeth of the 1. FI. large, uniformly 
in Mad. bluish-white with the claw violet. 
4. P. SETIGERUM DC. 
Dark or dull lurid smoky green scarcely glaucous; st. very 
erect little-branched few-flowered ; 1. oblong regularly and 
