IV Males. 1 Females Tetr. Mo. 
Leaves in eights, smooth, spear-shaped, 
pointed, stem nearly erect, terminal panicle 
with forked fruit-stalks. — Jacquia Flora 
Austr. tab. 8o. 
Woods and Pastures, June, P. Rare. 
Ford End^ — Woods near Dunitahle, 
121. Least Bedstraw, — G. pusillum. 
Leaves about eight in a whorl, rough, strap- 
shaped, pointed, fruit-stalks forked, fruit 
smooth. — Sowerby. 74. admirable. 
Fields, July, P. Rare. 
Shefford- 
Ohs : 
The. whorls of the leaves at the Root are very compaH, habit 
0/ the plant rather rigid» I lowers more elegant than in the rest 
of the Family- 
Cornel, Cornus. Gen, PI. 194. 
Fence often four-leaved. Petals 4, superior, 
nut of 2 cells, covered with a pulp. 
122. Female CorneL — C. sanguinea. 
Branches upright, leaves ovate, of an uniform 
colour. Cymes hat. — Flora Danica. 4S1. 
Sowerby. 249. admirable. 
Woods and Hedges, June, P. Common. 
Ladies -Mantle, Alchemilla. Gen. PI. 222. 
Cup eight divisions. Blossom none, 1 seed. 
F 2 Common 
