»oo PENTANDRIA. PENTAGYNIA. Linnm. 
pahpis. PARNASSrA. 
P. Nectaries Jimple. 
" CRASS OF PARN ASSUS. Moist meadows; somexvh.it 
rare. In the Parks at Southwell, and in the Meadow 
near the Water-mill; in a Close at Halum, with Pin- 
^ ’ guicula Vulgaris. In the Law'n at Kirklington, the 
seat of Mrs. Whetham; Bleasby; in the Dam Close at 
"PappleAvick.. P. Sept. Oct^ 
5 PENTAGYNIA. 
LINUM. Smith. 339. IP'ith. 321. 
Cal. pent,^phyllus. Pet. quinqiie. Capfula 
supera, decemvalvis, decemlucularls. Se^ 
7nina solitaria. 
Cal. ^-leaved. Petals 5. Caps, ^-valvtd^ lO- 
celled. ^Q&<\s>.Jolitary. 
cathar- L. folds oppositis obovato-lanceolatis, caule 
ticum.r . superne dichotorao, petalis acutis. 
I., Leaves oppojite, egg-Jpear-Jhaped'. Jiem 
forked: blossom pointed. 
PURGING FLAX. Dry meadows and pastures; fre¬ 
quent. Newark; Averhavn; SouihvelL. 
A. June—August. 
6 HEXAGYNIA. 
DROSERA. Smith. 346. With. 323. 
Cal. quinquefidus. Pet. 5. Capfula unilocu- 
laris, trivalvis, supera, polyspcrrua. 
