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< 3 Bett>C^ Invenit in fepibus pometi Braken- 
heimenfis Cl. Hiller fponte natam; fepibus 
ineptam plantam, nifi humilioribus, Gled. 
1 . c. 2. p 414. Ex floribus pollen autherale 
cerae adaptant apes. Gled 1 . c. 2. p. 220 
Spiraea Aruncus Linn. Barba caprst flori « 
bos oblongis , a mionrc^m y SSerggeteroe&el, 
3Bafobof$b<m, < 3BatDbart / ©eisbart; infil- 
vis. Caules lignofi. Radix ejus viribus 
cum fpiraeae ulmariae radicibus convenit} 
herba coriis parandis infervk. Gled. 1. c. 1. 
p- f 7. flores apibus materiem cerae praebent, 
lbid. 2. p. 221. Sepibus apta planta per di? 
vilionem & translationem radicis propagari 
poteft. ibid. 1. p. 17. 
Spiiaea Filipendula Linn. Filipendule, 
Oivav&n, Dropwort, roode Steenbreek, wil- 
i e ( Ger we, votbev £>tdnbrec&, 2Bi%arben, 
gdtpenbul; floret junio in pratis Riichber- 
genfibus. Plantae coriis parandis aptae Gled. 
1. c. 1. p. 17. radix porcis quaeflta Linn. flor, 
luec. nr.439. granulofa, ad/tringens, ama- 
ricans, fibris roborandis, mucoiis humori- 
bus corrigendis, apta creditur; alii aperl- 
entem ei virtutem tribuunt, alii inepilepfm, 
alii in morbis renum & veflcae commendant, 
alii in lcrophulis; herbam fubamaram, le¬ 
nius adftringentem, in iftero commenda¬ 
tam amant pecora; flores odorati materiem 
cerae praebent apibus Gled. 1 . c. 2. p. 168 
quae alba fit; Hagftroem 1. c. p. 10. 
Spiraea Ulmaria Linn. Ulnaria Clufii t 
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