PL ex. cal. 39. COMPOSITE, A. 182. Hieracium. 423 
11. Hieracium pulmonarium. Lung hawkweed . 
Stern solid, few-leaved ; leaves lanceolate, toothed ; teeth 
broad, bent forward ; calathides cymose. 
Hieracium pulmonarium, Engl. Bot. 33,2307, 
Hieracium pulmonarioides, Villars Delph. 3, 135. 
Rocks; perennial; July. 
Stem-leaves 1 or 2, near the bottom ; root-leaves many, 
spotted with brown ; calathides large, lemon-colour. 
1 2. Hieracium paludosum. Marsh hawhweed. 
Stem fistulous ; leaves heartshape, stem-clasping, toothed, 
bald; calathides panicled; periclines hispid. 
Hieracium montanum cichorei folio nostras, Rail Syn. 166, 11. 
Hieracium montanum latifolium minus, Grer. etn. 300, 11. 
Hieracium paludosum, Lin. S. P. 1129. 
Alpine pastures ; perennial ; July. 
Stem 3 feet high ; leaves ovate, pointed ; lower leaves 
sometimes lyrate ; calathides rather corymbose ; flowers yel- 
low. — Herb intensely bitter. 
13. Hieracium molle. Soft-leaved hawkweed. 
Stem fistulous; leaves lanceolate, hairy, slightly toothed, 
embracing the stem; lower leaves petioled ; calathides pa- 
nicled ; peduncles downy. 
Hieracium molle, Jacquin Aust. 1 19. 
Woods in Scotland; perennial; July and August. 
Stem 18 inches high; leaves blunt; hairs short. 
14. Hieracium cerinlhoides . Honey wort hawkweed. 
Stem solid ; leaves hirsute, slightly denticulated ; root- 
leaves ovate, decurrent ; upper leaves oblong, slightly 
stem-clasping; calathides corymbose. 
Hieracium cerinthoides, Lin. S. P. 1129. 
Rocks; perennial; August. 
Stem upright, villous; leaves rather glaucous, smooth 
above ; pericline hirsute. 
15. Hieracium Sabaudum. Savoy hawkweed. 
Stem mostly simple, upright; leaves ovate, lanceolate, 
toothed-serrate, slightly embracing the stem, beneath 
rough ; calathides corymbose. 
Hieracium (Pulmonaria) fruticosum latifolium hirsutum, Raii Syn. 167,1; 
Park. 802. 
Hieracium Sabaudum, Lin. S. P. 1131. 
Woods and hedges; perennial ; August and September. 
Stem rough, spongy inside ; leaves pointed, beneath pale ; 
flowers golden yellow. 
