C 8 3+ 3 
Rofa pumila fpinoflflima foliis Pimpinellae glabris 
flore albo. J, B. 2. 40. R. Syn. p. 445. 
The Burnet Rofe. 
On Tandy ground flowering in June and July. 
Among the Gorfe about E. and W. Leke, Not- 
tinghamshire. About Kegworth and Sawley, and 
elfewhere. 
Rubus, Gen. Plant. N°. 557. 
Rubus foliis quinato-pinnatis ternatifque, caule acule- 
ato, petiolis canaliculatis. Flor. Suec. 408. Sp. 
Plant, p. 493. 
Rubus Idaeus fpinofus frudtu rubro. J. B. 2.59. 
R. Syn. 467. 
Framboije , Hi rubber ry j Lei ccflri enfibus Rafpberry. 
In mountainous and ftony places ; it flowers in 
May. In Buddon Wood near Mountforrel. 
The Rubus cadius is not uncommon with us. 
Fragaria, Gen. Plant. N c . 558. 
Fragaria caule decumbente repente. Roy. Lugd. 274* 
Dal. Par. 147. Sp. Plant. 495. 
Fragaria fterilis. C. B. p. 327. Raii Syn. p. 254. 
Barren Strawberry. 
In dry barren paftures, and mountainous woods. 
This is very common with us; much more To than 
the Fragaria velca Linnaei, or Common Strawberry, 
which is found in our woods but fparingly. 
Potentilla, Gen. Plant. N°. 5-^9. 
Potentilla foliis quinatis cuneiformibus incifls fubtus 
tomentofis, caule eredto. Sp. Plant, p. 497. 
Penta- 
