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PENTAND. MONOG. 396. Capficum; 3^3 
Stem flirubby, climbing, prickly: leaves in pairs, oblong, 
tapering to both ends, roughilh, prickly underneath : 
flowers 5-male. 
South America, J^acq. ic. rnr.'Z. t 329. 
Stem (hriibby, downy, prickly : leaves narrow-lanceolate, 
very entire, downy and unarmed underneath : panicle 
terminal. 
Mexico, Ca'vann.ic. 3. /. 23. 2- 215. 
Leavei brown above; peduncles ini. calyxes unarmed. 
Shrubby {lent and petioles prickly : leaves lanceolate, ob- 
tufe, downy underneath, prickly on the midrib; ra- 
cemes lateral. 
South America. Ca<vann. ic. 3. f. 22. t. 243. 
' Very prickly : leaves linear-lanceolate, fomewhat repand, 
nearly feffile, obtufe: pedunclesaxillary, i-flowered; 
prickles necdle-torm. 
St.Domingo. Cavami- ic. 3. t. 236. Plum, ic, t. 224 /. I. 
Stem prickly, flirubby: leaves lanceolate, pointed, revo- 
lute at the bafe each fide : racemes fimple. 
America, hort, t. 14" Plul^ aim. t, zz^-f. 5- 
Plo’ivers white : fpir.es ftrong, fiery-red. 
Stem flirubby, prickly: leaves glabrous, about 5-lobed- 
pinnatifid, entire, prickly ; peduncles ntollly in paiis, 
i-lliowered. 
The Cape Jcicq. ic, rar, 2. t. 33 ^^* 
Solatium trilobatuni. Up. pi. 270. 
Stem flirubby, prickly: leaves wedge-form-augular, about 
3,-lobed, obtufe, glabrous: flowers lacemed. 
Indies. Burm. Ind. t, 22. f. 2, Pluk. aim. t. 316./ J- 
Utem, petioles, leaves and peduncles with rellefted prickles ; haves 
3 — 5-lobed, rarely divided to the bafe, 
^tem flirubby; all the branches ending in a thorn: leaves 
broad-lanceolate, fmoolh both fides. 
Peru? Jacq. ic, rar. i. 2,46. 
Caljx with 5 poipued teetit: Jlovden lateral, folieary. 
396, CAPSICUM. Carol wheel-fliaped : berry 
juicelefs. 
Stem herbaceous, fmooth: peduncles foliiary. 
South America. Woodv. t. 144. Blackntj. t. 129. Plenck. t. 107, 
Stem crooked, branched : leaves elliptic, pointed: angular, 
tubular, c-toothed : iegments of the core/ plaited : podcomaX, 
reddifh, varvini; in iliape, producing the Guinea Pepper of the 
fhops. ■ ^ lauatum. 
