6o 
V Males. II Females. Pen. Di. 
204. Small Earth-nut, — B. flexuosum. 
Stem tapering at bottom, zigzag. — Curtis. 
IV, 24, admirable. 
Pastures and Thickets, May, P. Rare. 
King's Wood, Ampthill,^Aspley IVood, 
Ohs : 
The true Bulbocastanmn, ( well figured by Oeder ) is not, I 
believe i a native of this County, The plant before us is truly 
zigzag towards the root^ and the stem tapering at the base. 
Hemlock, Conium. Gen. PI. 469. 
Partial fences going half way round, gene- 
rally of 3 leaves. Fruit nearly globular, 
with 5 scores, notched on each side. 
205. Coynmon Hemlock, — C. maculatum. 
Seeds scored. — Curtis. I. 17. admirable. 
Road-sides, June, B. Common. 
Sulphurzvort, Peucedanum, Gen. PL 472. 
Fruit ovate, scored on both sides, bordered, 
fences very short. 
206. Common Sulphurwort, — P. Silaus. 
Leafits doubly-winged, segments opposite, 
general fence of 2 leaves. — 'Martyn. 128. 
admirable. 
Moist Pastures, July, P. Common. 
Hogzveed. 
