Jcosandria* 
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higher mountains of Scotland* Wales* and the north of 
England. 
Fkagaria. Gen. char.— Cal. ten-cleft* inferior % 
petals five ; receptacle of the seeds ovate* berry deci- 
duous, seed smooth. 
Frag. Vesca f Wood Strawberry $ with creeping run- 
ners j frequent in woods and hedges. 
Frag. Sterilis * Barren Strawberry 5 with declining 
stem and loose flower bearing branches* with about 
two flowers j common In barren pastures. 
Potential a. Gen. char.~—~Csl. ten-cleft* inferior ; 
petals five ; seeds roundish, naked* often wrinkled* at- 
tached to a small dry receptacle. 
Pot. Anserina, Silverweed* or Wild Tansey ; with 
pinnated, serrated leaves, silky underneath ; creeping 
stem* one- flowered peduncles 3 very common in moist 
meadows and by way-sides. 
Pot. Fruticosa, Shrubby Cinquefoil ; with pinnated 
leaves, and shrubby stem ; said to be a native of York- 
shire ; but is commonly cultivated in shrubberies. 
Geum. Gen. char.- — Cal. ten-cleft* inferior ; petals 
five ; awn of the seeds bent. 
Ge. Urbanum, Common Avens* or Herb Bennefc ; 
with ternate leaves* erect flowers, and naked* hooked 
awns ; very common in woods and hedges. 
Ge. Rivale, Water Avens ; with radical leaves lyre- 
shaped, nodding flowers, and feathery, twisted awns 3 
common in moist places, and on the banks of rivers. 
