PI. ex. cal, 60. DRYADEiE. 356. Potentilla. 581 
Poritaphylloides palustre rubrum, Rail Syn. 256, 2. 
Pentaphyllum rubrum palustre, Ger. em. 987, 4. 
Comarum pulustre, Lin. S. P. 718. 
Potentilla palustre, Scopoli Cam. 617. 
Purple marshlocks. 
Marshy spongy bogs ; perennial ; June and July. 
Root creeping; leaves woolly beneath, sometimes in sevens, 
or digitate ; petioles long \ flowers panicled, blackish purple ; 
petals pointed. — Root dyes red. 
j9. villosa. Leaves woolly on both sides. 
Pentaphylloides q. Pentaphyllum palustre rubrum, crassis et villosis 
foliis Suecicum et Hibernicum Plukeneti, Rail Syn. 256, 3. 
4. Potentilla rnpestris. Rock cinquefoil . 
Root-leaves pinnate; leaflets roundish oval, toothed, 
hairy; stem-leaves ternate ; stem stiffs forked. 
Peutaphylloides erectum, Rail Syn. 255, 1. 
Pentaphyllum fragiferum^ Ger. em. 991, 13 ; Park. 397. 
Potentilla rnpestris, Lin. S. P. 711. 
Potentilla rubens, Meencli Meth. 660. 
Potentilla fragarioides. Pour. Encycl. 5,586. 
Strwberry cinquefoil. Upright bastard cinquefoil. 
Alpine rocks; perennial; June and July. 
Stem a foot high, branchy, downy ; leaves lyrate, pin- 
nate; leaflets veined, hairy; root-stipules linear; stem-sti- 
pules rhomboid, roundish ; peduncles panicled ; petals re- 
verse heartshape, white ; akema smooth. 
b. Leaves digitate ; receptacle laid. 
5. Potentilla argentea. Silver cinquefoil. 
Leaves in fives; leaflets wedgeshape, cut above, edge 
turned over ; beneath white, tomentose ; stem decumbent. 
Pentaphyllum erectum, foliis profunde sectis, subtus argenteis, flore 
luteo, Raii Syn . 255, 2. 
Quinquefolium tormentillae Facie, Ger. em. 988, 7. 
Pentaphyllum rectum minus, Park. 400. 
Potentilla argentea, Lin. S. P. 712. 
Wall cinquefoil. Tormentil cinquefoil. 
Pastures; perennial; June. 
Stem woolly ; leaves above bald and green ; flowers small, 
gold-yellow. 
6. Potentilla verna. Vernal cinquefoil . 
Root-leaves in sevens or fives ; leaflets reverse oval, green 
on both sides, hairy beneath ; petals reverse ovate, longer 
than the calyx ; stem weak, procumbent. 
