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CHENOPODIUM, C1CUTA. 
sub-sessile : flowers white. Var. purpurea, leaves short-petioled : flow- 
ers purple. Var. lanceolala , leaves lanceolate, acuminate, serrate, ses- 
sile, pubescent beneath : segments of the calyx oblong. Damp. 
,5—2. CHENOPODIUM. 12. 29. 
album , (O. g. Ju. ©.) leaves rhomboid-ovate, erose, entire behind, the up- 
per ones oblong, entire, seed smooth. Var. rinde , leaves lance-rhom- 
boid, sinuate-toothed: racemes ramose, sub-foliaceous: stem very green. 
2—4 f. 
bo'trys , (oak-of-Jerusalem. O. g. J. ©.) leaves oblong, sinuate: racemes 
naked, many-cleft. Sweet scented. 12 i. S, 
10—1. CHIMAPHILA. 18. 51. 
macula'ta , (spotted winter-green. O. w. Ju. 7[.) leaves lanceolate, rounded 
at the base, remotely serrate, marked with long spots : scape 2 or 3- 
flowered: filaments woolly. 
umbella'ta , (prince’s pine, bitter winter-green. O. r-w. Ju. 2{..) leaves ser- 
rate, uniformly green, wedge-lanceolate, with an acute base: scape 
corymbed; filaments glabrous. 
2—1. CHIONANTHUS. 44. 37. 
virgiri'ica, (fringe tree. w. M. Ij.) panicle terminal, trifid: peduncles 3- 
flowered : leaves acute. Var. vionlanus, leaves oval lanceolate, coria- 
ceous, glabrous ; panicle dense ; drupe oval. Var. maritimus , leaves 
obovate-lanoeolate, membranaceous, pubescent; panicle very lax; 
drupe elliptic. Berries purplish-blue • S. 
17—2. CHRYSANTHEMUM. 49. 55. 
Itucan" themum , (ox-eyed daisy. O. J. TJ..) leaves clasping, lanceolate, ser- 
rate, cut-toothed at the base ; stem erect, branching. 12 — 20 i. S. 
Exotic, 
parthe'nium, (feverfew.) leaves petioled, compound, flat ; leaflets ovate, 
gashed; peduncles branching, corymbed; etem erect. 
corona rium, (garden crysanthtmum. Au. ©.) leaves bipinnatifid, acute, 
broader outwards; stem branching. 
8—2. CHRYSOSPLEXIUM. 13. 84. 
oppositifo'lium , (golden saxifrage, water-carpet. O. y-r. M. %.) leaves op- 
posite, roundish, slightly crenate, taperiDg for a little distance to the 
petiole. In rivulets, springs, Ac. 
17—1. C1CHORIUM. 49. 53. 
in tybus, (succory or endive. O. b. Ju. 2U) flowers axillary, in pairs, ses- 
sile ; leaves runcinate. 
Exotic. 
endiv"ia, (garden endive, b. <?.) peduncles axillary, in pairs ; one long, 1- 
flowered, the other short, about 4-flowered ; leaves oblong, denticulate. 
Var. crispum , has fringed leaves and solitary flowers. 
5—2. CICUTA. 45. 60. 
macula ta, (O. w. Ju. 2]..) serratures of the leaves mucronate; petioles 
membranaceous, 2-lobed at the apex. Damp. 3 — 6 f. 
Exotic. 
viro'sa , (water hemlock. %.) umbels opposite to the leaves ; petioles mar- 
gined, obtuse; leafets ternate, acutely serrate. Root containing a yel- 
low juice. 
