XX Males. Many Females. Ico. Poly. 
377. Silver Weed Cinquefoil. — P. Anserina, 
Leaves winged, serrated, stem creeping, fruit- 
stalks with 1 flower. — Curtis. III. 31. 
Road-sides, July, P. Common. 
378. torment il Cinquefoil. — P. argentea. 
Leaves wedge-shaped, in 5 divisions, cut in, 
downy underneath, stem upright. -—Sower- 
by. 89. 
Hilly Pastures, July, P. Rare. 
Ampthilf — Aspley ,—Rowney Warren. 
Obs i 
Ltafts 2 or ^ pair^ towards the root more deeply jigged, 
underneath elegantly silvered, Jar from being unseemly in 
decay. 
379. Creeping Cinquefoil. — P. reptans. 
Leaves in fives, stem creeping, fruitstalks 
with I flower. — Curtis. I. 37. 
Road-sides, June, P. Common, 
Obs: 
A central nick in each petal. We have seen as many leajts 
as 7 or even 9 in some specimens. 
3 So. Trailing Cinquefoil. — P. procumbens. 
Leaves in fives, stem trailing, lowest flowers 
with 5, uppermost with 4 petals. — ( Sib- 
ihorpe. ) Petiver. XLL 10. 
Q 
Woods, 
