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IV Males. I Female. Tetr. Mo. 
123. Common Ladies-Mantle. — A. vulgaris. 
Leaves lobed. — Flora Danica. 693. Black- 
well. 72. (See our fig. No. 1 .) 
Dry Pastures, June, P. Rare. 
Whipsnade.y — Eversholt. 
Ohs : 
Of all our Natives this is the most elegant Plant. The leaves 
most simply^ yet beautifully plaited^ flowers palish-green^ 
of a grassy colour, 
124. Pursley-Piert Ladies-Mantle. -h.. Aphanes. 
Hairy, leaves having three lobes, which are 
twice or thrice subdivided. — Petiver. IX. 
12. 
Fields, May, A. Common. 
IV Males. II Females. Tetr. Di. 
'Dodder. Cuscuta. Gen. PI. 227. 
Cup 4 segments. Blossom i petal. Capsule 
2-celled. 
125. Great Dodder. — C. europjea. 
Flowers nearly sitting, blossom without 
scales, stigma simple. — Sowerby. 378. ad- 
mirable. 
Nettles, Beans, &c. July, A Common. 
126. Least Dodder. — C. epithymum. 
Flowers sitting, a fringed scale close at the 
base of each stamen. Stigmas simple. — 
Sowerby. 55. admirable. 
