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na inveftientern eodem, quo lana feminum 
afclepiadis Syriacae traftari pofle, Gled. 1 . c, 
p. 246. fqq. 
Chenopodium Bonus HenricusLinn. Che» 
nopodium folio triangulari T. Bon - Henry , 
Epinars fauvage, Buono-Enrico, Englilh 
Herbmercury, Algoeden Hendrich, Lam- 
kens-oren, autct ^eintucf) / (Sdf>mcrbct/ 
Ser #etnttd), «Hiber Opinat, £dtr.mero()ren; 
floret Majo in faxofis, ad vias & rivulos. 
Radix crafla, fibrofa, fublutea, nitrofae ter¬ 
rae amans , acris , amara, folia inferius fa- 
rinofa, juniora, nec non turiones inftar ole¬ 
ris aut afparagorum cofta comedi poliunt, 
Erhart. l.c. 2. $8. p. 88* Vim refrigerantem, 
vulnerariam, hume&antem, anodinam huic 
plantae tribuunt Cl. Gouan. flor, monfpel. 
p. 397. & Boeder in differt, de neglect vege- 
tab. remed. ufu. Argentor. 1732.p.9.fqq. 
Chenopodium murale Linn. pes anfermut 
1. Tabem. %»vo 7 rcJ/ov , < 9 )?auerngdnfefu& ©dn* 
fefU 5 ttielt>e; floret Augufto in muris. 
Chenopodium album Linn. Chenopodium 
fylveftre folioJinuato candicante , VDCiflet ©dlt s 
fefuS; Inveni menfe Septembri in cultis flo¬ 
rens; olim Americanis ufu culinari vene¬ 
runt folia. Kalm Refa til Norra America. 
Stockholm.T. IIK p. 90. 
Chenopodium viride Linn. gruner ©dnje* 
fu£; floret Junio fponte in hortis. 
Chenopodium V ulvariaLinn. Chenopodium 
fatidum T. Arrochepuante, Vulvaria, Stiu- 
Ki«§ 
