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98 PENTANDRIA. TRIGYNIA. Viburnum, 
Frucius ovato-oblongiis, costatus. Petala in- 
flcxo-cordato, inaequalia. 
Fruit fcored : taperins at each tnd. 
CEGOPODIUM. 
grana» Upptr leaves 3 together^ lower ones in tri‘ 
pie threeb, 
GOUT WEED. HERB GERARD. Hedges, orchards 
and pastures. Hedsres about the Spring Gardens, near 
tlie Quonce Close, Newark, abundantIv. P. May, June. 
.3 TRIGYNIA. 
VIBURNUM. Smith. 334. With. 315. 
Cal. superus quinquepartitus. Cor. quinque- 
fida. Bacca monosperma. 
Cal. with ^ divisions^ superiour. BIoss. ^-cleft. 
Berry oj \ cell \ closed. Seed i. 
Op^usi V. foliis lobatis, petiolis glandulosis. 
V. Leaves lohed : leaf-Jlalks fet with glands. 
COMMON GUELDER ROSE. WATER ELDER. 
Woods and wet hedges; not common. Westhorpe 
Dumal, near Southwell; Hockerton; KirMington. 
S. June. 
SAMBUCUS. Smith. 335. With. 316. 
Cal. superus, quinquepartitus. Cor. quln- 
quefida. Bacca trisperma. 
Cal. ^‘toothed. BIoss. regular., with ^Jhallow 
cl^ts. Berry juicy^ clojed^ manyj/eeded. 
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