loio TETRADYN. SILICULOSA. 12(10. ThtafpL , 
16 
* ruderalt^ Flowers with 2 ftainina and without petals ; lower-ie®’^ . 
pinnatifid andtootlied; iipper-oties, Linear and 
Waftes near the Tea, F/. Dan. t. 1S4. Pd. 
Petals rarely fecn ‘ Jlamina fonietlmes 4, rarely 6* 
viFgimcurx, Flowc.rs, v.iith 3 or 4 llai»ina and 4 petals:, leaves 
pinnate,. 
Virginia : Jamaica. Shane "Jam. i, t. Maris. 
Leaves pint) at i lid : flera very njuch branched; filicle 
nightly cmarginate. 
The Cape. Aii«n Kew. 2. p. 375. 
Flowers w'hh 2 ffamina and 4 petals : lower-leaves lat^ 
oiatc, ferrate ; upper-ones linear, very entire. 
Europe. ifaci-iv. t. Flowers often tctradynainous. 
Leansts flightly pabeicent; filicles ovate, acute. 
Lower-leaves broad lanceolate, ferrate ; ttpper-bnes 
with rarely a tooth or two; lilLcles orbicular, 
ginate. 
Germany. Moris. Jeti. 3. tab, 21. yL 5. 
Stem glabrous: pr/ala hardly larger than the calyx., ^^1 
Flowers with 2 llamina and 4 petals,: all the leaves pit'*’^ 
in many fegments. 
Braiil. Ml. eltb. t. 2ZS.f. ThlafpL bonarienfc, 
thakpeusE^ Leaves arrow- Oiaped, felTile, toothed. 
TheEaft. T/seurri in loofe bunches, fmall, white. ' 
ai-vanca- 
turn. 
IBeiii, 
PeUichii, 
ienarieast. 
10 . 60 . THLASPI 
heart -fhaped 
['elj' 
it' 
Silkte emarginate, 
. many - feeded; the valves 
fbaped, carinate and margined. Sbepherd's-p-, 
perEgntmm, 
arahicum. 
Silkies nearly orbicular: leav'es lanceolate, entire. 
Germany. Morif. hiji. z. JiH, 3, t. \ %.f. 30. 
Silicles oval, crowmed with the flyle: lower-leaves vvc'-,. 
lhaped ; upper-ones hearted, oblong, clafping the " 
Arabia. Buxb.cent.\,t,z.f.\. iberis, Sp.yi/. goS. 
* ar-vtme. Silicles orbicular, cornpreifed, fmooth: leaves 
toothed, glabrous. 
Fields. Curt. Land. Fafc. 6. t. 43. PI. T)an. t. 793. 
aUiaceam, Silicles fomewhat ovate, fwelling: leaves oblong, 
toothed, glabrous. ^ 
South of Europe. Jac/p tc, rar. t.xzi. Morif. f. 
Siheks ovate, inflated, with a lefs margin than thelaft. 
Psyebine. Silicles obovate-deltoid, crowned with the flyle: 
lanceolate, hearted, toothed, clafping the Hern, " 
befeent. 
