IV. 
CARYOPHYLLEI. 
loi 
flowering Carripion. Calyces with ten angles, feg- 
ments equal with the tube, ftein dichotomous. 
Among corn near Newmarket. ©. VII. 
6. Silene Armeria. L, 6oi. Lychnis vifcof a purpurea 
latifolia B. 205. R. 341. Pink Catchfly. Lo- 
bcl's Catchfly. Broad-leaved clammy Campion. 
' Flowers corymbofe, upper leaves cordate, fmooth. 
On the banks of the river half a mile below Chefter. 
O- VIII. 
7. Silene acaulis. L. 603. Lychnis Alpina minima. 
R. 341. L* Alpina pumila folio gramineo^ feu Mufcus 
Alpinus Lychnidis fore- B. 206. Mofl’y Catchfly. 
Leaft mountain Campion. Flowers fingle. On 
mountains in Devon and Carnarvonfliire. VIL 
CucuBALUS. Calyx inflated, petals unguiculate, 
not crowned, ten (lamina, three Ityles, capfule tri^ 
locular. 
Rem. Bladder Cucubalus has a fmall coronet. 
1. Cucubalus' bacc if er us, L. 591. C. FUnii, Lugd. 
1429. R. ^6'] , Alfine fcandens baccifera,Ft. 250. Chick- 
weed Cucubalus. Berry-bearing Chickweed. Ca- 
lyces campanulate, petals diflant, pericarpics colored, 
branches divaricate. In hedges in the Ifle of Mam 
VII. 
2. Cucubalus Behen- L. 59 Lychnis fylveferis^ qua 
Ben album vulgo, B. 205. R. 337. Bladder Cucuba- 
lus. White corn Campion. White-botcle. Spat- 
ling Poppy. Calyces fubglobofe, fmooth, reticu- 
late, capfules trilocular, corollae almofl naked. 
Among corn and by hedges. VII. 
3. Cucubalus vifcofus. L. 592? Lychnis major noElL 
fora Dubrenfis perennis, R. 340. Vifcous Cucubalus. 
Great night-flowTring Campion. Flowers lateral, 
ftem undivided, leaves reflecled at the bafe. On 
Dover cliffs, d". VII. 
4. Cucubalus Otites, L. 594. Lychnis ^oifcofa flore 
mufeofo, B. 2o5. R. 3'4o. Weld Cucubalus. Spanifli 
Catchfly. 
