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IV Males.' I Female. Tetr. Mo. 
99. Wild I’easel. — D. sylvestris. 
Leaves entire, chaff straight. — Curtis. III. 9. 
Hedges and Road-sides^ July, P. Common, 
joo. Small T easel or Shepherd* s Rod.^T). pilosus. 
Leaves on leaf-stalks with appendages. — 
Curtis. 1 . 10. 
Wet Hedges, July, B. Rare. 
Kejnpsthn^—Medburyi — Goldington, 
Ohs: 
Height of the Plant from 3 6 feet or more. Heads 
less than in the preceding, not thorny, whitish, with dulU 
purplish Anthers, stem prickly all the way up : terminal 
Head solitary in the Fork of the main Branch, 
Scabious, Scabiosa. Gen. PI. 149. 
Common cup of many leaves, proper cup 
double, superior : receptacle chaffy or naked. 
aoi. Devil* s-bit Scabious. — S. succisa. 
Blossoms with 4 equal segments, stem undi- 
vided, branches approaching, leaves between 
lance-shaped and ovate. — Curtis. III. 10. 
Moist Woods and Fields, July, P. Common. 
102. Field Scabious, — S. arvensis. 
Blossoms with 4 segments, radiate, leaves 
winged, jagged, stem rough with hair. — 
Curtis. IV. 13. 
Cornfields 
