458 224. Achillea. 39. COMPOSITE, C. PI. ex. cal. 
3. Achillea serrata. Saw-leaved yarrow. 
Leaves linear, lanceolate, sessile, downy, lobed at bottom : 
serratures deep, acute; corymhus nearly simple. 
Achillea serrata, Retz. Ohs. Hot. 2, 25. 
Mountains in Derbyshire ; perennial; July. 
Stem upright ; flowers yellowish- white, odoriferous. 
4. Achillea sylvestris . Wild yarrow. 
Leaves lanceolate, pointed ; serratures equal, acute, mu- 
cron ate. 
Ptarmica, Raii Syn. 183, 1 ; Ger. em. 606, 1. 
Ptarmica vulgaris, Park. 859. 
Achillea Ptarmica, Lin. S. P. 1266. 
Sneezewort. Goosey-tongue. Wild pellitory. 
Woods and damp hedges ; perennial ; June to August. 
Loot creeping; calathides peduncled, white. — Root hot, 
acrid, siaiogogue ; leaves in powder errhine ; herb chewed 
acrid, siaiogogue ; young tops a warm spring salad. 
#. plena . Cor olive all ligulate. 
L. 225. ANTENNARIA. Gasrtner. Cats foot. 
Pericline ovate; scales lanceolate, pointed, imbricate, 
scarious, coloured ; calathides flosculous, unisexual ; clinan- 
ihus pitted, naked.-— Male. Anthers 2 • bristled at the base ; 
stigma truncated ; pappus pencil-shape, or thickened at the 
tip. — Fem. Cor olive threadshape, limbs small ; pappus hair- 
like. — Herb dioicous, tomentose, white, woolly ; leaves 
flat ; calathides corymbose, rarely solitary. 
1. Antennaria montana . Mountain cats foot. 
Runners procumbent; stem not branched; leaves radi- 
cal, spathulate ; corymbus simple, terminal, contracted ; outer 
pericline^scales long, blunt. 
Elichrysum q. Gnaphalium montanum album Gerardi (640,4), Raii Syn. 
181,1. The male plant. 
Elichrysum q. Gnaphalium longiore folio et flore Casp. Bauhini, Dillen 
in Raii Syn. 182, 1.* The female. 
Gnaphalium montanum, sive Pes cati, Park. 690. 
Gnaphalium dioicum, Lin. S. P. 1199. 
Antennaria dioica, Gcertner Sem. et Fr. 2,410. 
Mountain cotton-weed. Mountain cudweed. 
Dry mountain-pastures ; perennial ; June and July. 
Root creeping; runners leafy, woolly ; leaves rather naked 
above, tomentose beneath. 
§. lanata. Leaves woolly on both sides. 
