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SYNGENES. SUPERFL. 1519. Senecio. 1 357 
Leaves clafping, lanceolate, (lightly toothed, fmooth. 
The Cape, /"dwi/if terminal. 
Leaves clafping; lower ones lanceolate, ferrate; floral-ones 
clilateei at the bafe, ovate, Itrrait, lanceolate, and very 
eniire'at the tip. 
The Cape. Schanb, 3. i- 304* lanceus. 
Leaves linear, fcattered: ftem (hrubby. 
The Cape, Pink, mani, r. 42i.y. 5- Ccm?n Hort. t,- t. ji. 
Leaves clafping, heart-lanceolate, glabrous: flowers pani- 
cled. • 
The Cape, Thutih. pradr- xi";, 
Leaves oblong, remotely toothed, with fpinous denticles, 
naked above; ftem herbaceous'. 
Byzantium, Lea’ves revolute, with acute teeth. 
Leaves lanceolate, glabrous ; lower onesfomewhat petioled, 
deeply toothed; upper- ones fellile, nearly entire. 
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The Cape. ‘Ihunb. prodr. Flowers panicled. 
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Leaves obovate, flefhy, {lightly toothed: ftem (hrubby. 
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The Cape. Dill. Elth, t. 104. f, 124. Doria. 
Leaves clafping, lanceolate, glabrous, fomewhat jointed, 
margined: corymb compouitd. 
The Cape. Leaves entire and ierrate. 
Leaves clafping, ovate, denticulate, flefhy: ftem harbaceous, 
prociimbent. 
The Cape. Whole plant rather flefhy. 
Leaves feffile, woolly both Tides, toothed; lowermoft ovate; 
upper-ones lanceolate. 
The Cape. Linn, fuppl. 370. 'Thunh. predr. 158. 
Leaves downy both Tides, oblong, toothed : upper-ones 
clafping; lower-ones petioled. 
Galatia. Willd. i.p. zow. Corymb terminal. 
Leaves clafping, oblong, cut-ferrate, downy underneath : 
panicle fimple. 
The Cape, Thunb. prodr. 158. 
Leaves oblong, felTile, toothed, downy underneath ; tipper- 
CK- ones clafping, toothed at the bafe only : corymb litnple. 
' The Cape. Comm. rar. t. 42. Seba Muf. t. t. 2 Z. /■ 4 - 
' ^^^^ft-leaves petioled: upper-ones feffile, glabrous^ un u 
lately denticulate: flowers terminal. , 
The Cape. Thunb. predr. 
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