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DECANDRIA. DIGYNIA. Saponaria; 
ANNUAL KNAWRLL. Sandy arroimd CornfiHds and 
in a nursery of mine between Newark and Ba nby; 
Newark; Farnstield; Blidwortli. A. July. 
SAPONARIA. Smith. 459. With. ^o'S. 
Cal. monophyll'is, nudus. Pttala quinque, 
unguiculata. Capsula supera, obloiiga, sub-- 
unilociilaiis. 
Calyx 1 leaf., naked. Petals 5, with claws. 
Caps, oblongs of i cell, 
cfficina- S. calycibus cyllndricis, folils elllptico-Ian- 
lis. ceolatis. 
S. Calyx cylindrical: haves egg-^pear^shaped, 
SOAPVVORT. Meadows and bedees, but not couimoH. 
Jn the hedges of a cloxe .-tij )tKing tAc laLC that leads 
from Mansfield to Sherwood riall. Neai the Mtnstield 
bath, Df ERi^G. P. August. 
DIANTHUS. Smith. 460. With. 4^*9. 
Cal. cylipdricus, rronopliylkis, basi sqiiama- 
tus. Pet ala g. uiiguiculdta, Capsula cylin- 
dnea, supera, uniiociilaris. 
Cal. cylindrical, of 1 leaf uilh from 2. to % 
scales at the base. Petals 5, with claws» 
Caps.; cylindrical^ celled. 
delta- D. floribus solitaries, squamis calycink ovato- 
ides. lanceolatis acutis subbinis, foliis obtusius- 
CLihs, subpubescentibus, pe^ahs crenatis. 
D. Stales of the calyx 2 : egg-spear-shaped, 
acute : petals toothed at the end. 
MAIDEN PINK Sandy mc.;dow«,pasture’s and rocky 
])tafes. Rocks in Nottingham Park, and about Dallow* 
Dill; also in Len’on Hollows near Nottingham; Sandy 
l^anks near Vv oliei ton, by the side of the l^erby road. 
B. J uJy— October. 
