76 PENTANDRIA. MONOGYNIA.Hyoscyamns. 
^V. Leaves he art-oblongs on leaf-Jlalksi 
DARK or BLACK MULl.EEN. ned°:cs and road 
$ides. In plaiifations at Kufi'ord, belonc^-ng to the 
Hon. Richard Liiniley Saville; Wollaton, near Not¬ 
tingham; and near Mansfield ; upon the Forest near 
Clipstone Water. P. July, August. 
HYOSCYAMUS. Sinitli. 254. With. 252. 
Cor. infundibuliiormis, obtusa, irregularis. 
Stain, inclinata. Caps, operculata, bilocu- 
laris. 
Bioss. FunneLJhapedy blunts irregular. Stam. 
leaning. Caps, with a lid^ ^.-celled. Seeds 
many^ kidney-Jhaped. 
niger, H. follis amplexicaulibus sinuatis, floribus 
sessilibus. 
H. Leaves embracing theJleni^ indented'. Jlow- 
ers fitting. 
COMMON HENBANE. In villages, road sides, and 
among rubbish; on dunghills. Newark; Southwell. 
A July, 
ATROPA. Syniih.. 2,55. Withering. 252. 
Cor. campanulata. Stam. distantia. Bacca su- 
pera, bilociilarls. 
Bioss. bellfiaped. Sjam. difant. Berry 
bulay\ i.-celled. 
Bella- A. caule herbaceo, f(.)liis ovatis lutegris. 
donnuK Stem herbaceous ; leaves rgg-Jhaped ; entire. 
D W A LE, or I) EA DL Y N IGII I'-S H \ i)E. A mong 
limestone, and rulibish. Slone (;uarr!cs, at iMauslieid. 
Upon Clifton Hock, nenr Nottingliam, facing the 
river. Defring. In,tune 1806, 1 made a fruitless 
search after this jilant at Clifton : and was ir.fonued 
that the plants had, on aceount of their poisonous quali¬ 
ties, been eradicated 1*. June. 
