310 67. Odontites. 22. RHINANTH ACE/E. PI. ex. cor . 
IV. 67. ODONTITES. Tabernsemontanus. Odontites. 
Calyx coloured, 4 rarely 5-cut ; corolla tubular, two- 
lipped ; galea not cut, straight, enclosing the anthers ; lip 
3-cut; lobes linear, equal, blunt; anthers bald, lobes spi- 
nose ; capsule ovate, compressed, naked ; seeds many, stri- 
ated.— Stem 4-angular ; leaves opposite, sessile ; bractece 
leaflike ; flowers spiked, one-sided. 
Odontites rubra. Red odontites. 
Stem much branched, pilose ; leaves linear or lanceolate, 
serrate. 
Euphrasia pratensis rubra, Rail Syn. 284 *, 2. 
Crataeogonon Euphrosyne, Ger. em. 91,3. 
Euphrasia pratensis rubra major, Park. 1329,3. 
Odontites, Rivini Monop. irr. 90,2. 
Euphrasia Odontites, Lin. S. P. 841. 
Bartsia Odontites, fluds. FI. Angl . 268. 
Wood chickweed. Eyebright cow-whcat. 
Fields and pastures; annual; July and August. 
Stem much branched; leaves rough; spikes many-flower- 
ed ; flowers rose-colour ; capsules hairy. 
V. 68. BARTSIA. Linnaeus. Painted-cup. 
Calyx tubular, not bellied, 4-cut, unequal, coloured at 
the tip; corolla tubular, 2-lipped; galea concave, long, 
not cut ; lower lip reflexed, 3-cut ; lobes equal, not cut ; 
stamens 4, didynamous ; anthers tomentose ; capsule ovate, 
compressed; seeds many, angular. — Leaves alternate and 
opposite ; flowers alternate, bracteate, spiked or terminal. 
1 . Bartsia Alpina. Alpine painted-cup . 
Leaves opposite, heartshape, ovate, bluntly serrated. 
Euphrasia rubra Westmorlandica, foliis brevibus obtusis, Raii Syn, 
285 *, 3. 
Clinopodimn Alpinum, Ger.em. 676,6. 
Bartsia alpina, Lin. S. P. 839. 
Wild basil of the Alps. Poley mountain. 
Alpine rivulets ; perennial ; J uiy. 
Root creeping; stem simple; leaves sessile; bractece. co- 
loured : spike purple, terminal; calyx viscid, purple \ flowers 
purplish violet; capsule pubescent; seeds winged at the 
angles, striated. 
2. Bartsia viscosa. Viscous painted-cup . 
Pubescent; stem simple; leaves lanceolate, pointed, ser- 
rated ; lower leaves opposite ; flowers lateral, distant. 
