TETRAND. MONOG. 175. Dipfacus. 176. Scabiofa. 197 
175. DIPSACUS. Common calyx many-leaved; 
proper fuperior, 1- leaved; receptacle chaffy; 
, ' crown of the feed cup-fliaped. 1 'eajel. 
d^lhnum. Leaves united at the bafe, ferrate : chaffhooked backwards; 
general calyx refiedled. 
Hedges. Lob.ic.z.t, 17. Mi,ris.f 6. t. 36./". i, 
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Leaves oppofite, ferrate: chaff ftraight: general calyx in- 
fledfed, longer than the head. 
Hedges. CurtdLond.fufc,'^. t,(^. Blaciix, t. ^O. Lob.2.t,\'&, 
Leaves united at the bafe, finuate or cut : chaff ftraight : 
common calyx ftiff, horizontal, 
Europe. Moris. 3 /. 7. /■ 36. y, 4. Jacq. /tuft. 5. /. 405. 
erefl, angular, prickly, branched: kenjes Ao'finy beneath, 
prickly along the rib, and fringed at the edge : heads oxa-ts 
far. 
pilosus. 
Leaves ^oetioled, with an appendage each fide: general 
calyx refleifted, equalling the head. 
Moill walles. Eng. Bot. t. 877. Curt. t. 10, Meris. 7. t. 36./ 5. 
176. SCABIOSA. Common calyx many-leaved; 
proper double, fuperior; receptacle chaffy or 
naked, itcahious. 
A. Corollcts \-deft. 
Corollets 4-cleft, equal : calyxes imbricate : flowers droop- 
ing; leaves pinnate, the divifions lanceolate, ferrate. 
Italy. Switzerland. Lob.ic.f. 537. 
Calyx Ihorter than the flower ; receptacle globular : chaff lan- 
ceolate, grooved : ycrdlr quadrangular, crowned with 4 large 
and 4 fmall alternate teeth : down with 20 fpreading rayr. 
Corols 4-cleft, equal : calyx with acute fcalss ; leaves ly- 
rate, toothed. 
The Cape, ^hunb, frodr, 29. Mhlld.l.p. 
Corollets 4-cleft, fomewhat radiating : calyxes imbricate, 
obtufe : leaves lanceolate, ferrate, 2-toothed at the bafe. 
Ethiopia. Comm. hort. i. 185. t. 93. . 
Stem. Ihrubby, rough : terminal, very long./ 
Corollets 4-cleft, equal: calyxes imbricate, witir oblong, 
obtufe fcales; leaves linear, glabrous, entire and 
pinnatifid at the bafe. 
The Cape. Branches grooved ; peduncle filiform, i -flowered ; 
fiowers white, downy outwardly. 
Corollets 4-cleft, equal : fcales of the calyx obtufe t leaves 
doubly pinnatifid, rough, rigid. 
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