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t. Liguflicwn fcothicum, L. ^59. L. Scoticum Apii 
folio. ToLirn. 324. R. 214. Scotch Lovage. Sea Par- 
iley. Leaves biternate. On rocks by the fea. About 
fix miles from Edinburgh towards Queen’s-ferry. 
7/;. VIII. 
2- Ligujticum cornubienfc. L. 359. Smyrnium tcnuU 
folium.^ noftras. R. 209. Cornwall Lovage. Corn- 
wall Saxifrage. Small-leaved Alexanders. Leavcij 
decompound, cut, radical ones ternate, lanceolate, 
entire. In Cornwall. 7 /;. VII. 
Angelica. Corolloe uniform, petals incurved j' 
fruit fubrotund, with three channels on both hdes. 
1. Angelica Archangelica, L. 360. A.fatlva. B. 155* 
R. 208. Archangelica. Garden Angelica. Odd 
leafit lobate. By rivers and ditches. VI. 
2. Angelica fylvejirk. L. 361. Ger. 846. R. 208* 
A, fylveftr is major. B. 155, Wild Angelica. Leafits 
equal, ovato-lanceolate, ferrate. In niarlliy places* 
VI. VIL 
SisoN. In volucra commonly tetraphyllous, co^ 
rollae uniform, petals lanceolate, inliex, fruit ovate^ 
ftriate. 
1. Sifon Amomum. L. 362. Slum aromatlcum Sifon 
off. Tourn. 308. R. 211. Sifon quod Amomum offeinis 
noftris. B. 154. Stone Sifon. Baftard ftone Parfley. 
I^eaves pinnate, umbels erecd:. In moift fliady places. 
7 p. VIII. IX. 
2. Sifon fegetunu L. 3'^2; Slum arvenfe five fegeium, 
Tourn. 308. R. 211. Corn Sifon. Corn Parfley. 
Honewort. Leaves pinnate, umbels cernuous. 
Among corn, efpecially in moift places, d*. VIL 
3. Sifon inundatum, L- 363. Slum fuf Hum foliis va-^ 
riis. Phyt. Brit. R. 212. Water Sifon. Leaft water 
Parfnip. Stem repent, umbels bifid* In v/ct places. 
O. V. VI. 
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