D odeca ndria. 
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Rial ; flowers in June and July, and is common in woods 
and on the borders of fields. 
Order III. Trigynia. 
Reseda. Gen. char.—— Cal. one-leaved, divided j con 
with petals much divided ; caps, superior, opening at 
the summit, one- celled, many seeded. 
Res. Luteola , Dyers’ Weed, Yellow Weed, or Weld; 
with lanceolate, entire, plain leaves ; cal. four-cleft. 
Annual ; flowers in July, and is not uncommon in waste 
places and near walls ; it is also cultivated on account 
of the yellow dye which it affords. 
Res . Lutea, Wild Mignonette, or Base Rocket; with 
all the leaves three- cleft, the inferior pinnated ; cal. six- 
cleft. Annual or perennial; flowers in July and August, 
and is not uncommon in dry soils. 
Res. Odorata, Mignonette ; with leaves entire and 
three- lobed, the calyx equal to the flower ; native of 
Egypt, but a peculiar favourite of the garden and par- 
lour, on account of the sweet fragrance of its flowers. 
Euphorbia. Gen. char.— Cal. one-leaved, ventri- 
cose, inferior ; nectaries four or five, attached to the 
calyx ; caps, with a foot-stalk, three-celled. 
Euph. PepluSf Petty Spurge ; with trifid umbel, bran- 
ches divided into two, leaves entire, obovate, foot-stalk- 
ed ; annual ; flowers in July and August, and is very 
common in cultivated grounds. 
Euph. Exigua , Dwarf Spurge ; umbel trifid, branch- 
es divided, leaves linear ; annual ; flowers in July, and 
is common among corn. 
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