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V Males. I Female. Pen. Mo. 
144. Broad^leaved Lungwort. — P. officinalis. 
Root leaves between ovate and heart-shaped, 
rough. — Sowerby. 118. Woodville. 212. 
Woods and Hedges, April, P. Rare. 
Between Lhurleigh and Milton-Ernys. 
Ohs : 
Leaves spotted with white* 
Corafrey. Symphytum. Gen. PI. 245. 
Border of the blossom between tubular and 
bellying,- the n'lOuth closed with awl-shaped 
rays. 
145. Common Cornfrey. — S. officinale. 
Leaves between ovate and lance-shaped, run- 
ing down the stem, cup closing the whole 
length of the blossom’s tube. — Curtis. IV. 
18. Woodville. 215. 
Banks of Rivers, May, P. Rare. 
Banks of the Ouse. 
146. Red Cornfrey. — S. patens. 
Leaves between ovate and lance-shaped, run- 
ning down the stern, cup open, shorter than 
the tube of the blossom, v 
Ditch Banks, June, P. Rare* 
Banks of the Ouse. 
Borage. 
