SYNGEM. POLYG. SUPERFL. AnthemSs. a63 
Chrysanthemum inodorum. With, 734. 
CORN FEVER-FEW. SCENTLFSS MAY-WEED. 
Cornfields and road sides. Amongst corn in Rcacon- 
ficlds, Newark ; by fhe road side near the one mile 
sfone between SouthM-ell and Upfon. A. Aug. Sept. 
ANTHEMIS. Smith, 903. With. 737. 
Rectpt. paleaceiim. Pappus submarginatus, 
CaL hemisphasricus, squamls .subaeqiialibus* 
Flosciili radii plures quam quinque, oblongi. 
Recept. chaffy* Down. none. Calyx hemis^ 
pherical, scales nearly equal. Florets of the 
circumference more than 5. 
Coiula. A. recrptaculo conico ; paleis sefareis semi- 
nibus muticis, foUis bipinnatifidis glabrius- 
CLilis. 
A. Receptacles conical : chaff bristle shapedt 
seeds naked. 
STINKING MAY-WEED, or CHAMOMILE. Corn¬ 
fields, road sides, and borders of dunghills. Newark ; 
Southwell; Miinslleld, A. June, July. 
ACHILLEA. Smith'. 908. With. 741. 
Recept paleaceum. Pappus null us. CaL ova- 
tus, imbricatus, inasqualis. Flosculi radii 
quinque ad decern, obcordato subrotundi. 
Recept. chaffy. Down none. Calyx egg., 
shaped^ tiled: strap-shaped foretsfrom 5 
to 10. 
Ptarmi- A. foliis lanceolatis acuminatis argute serra- 
ca. tis. 
A. Leaves strap-spear.shaped^ embracing the 
stemt fnely serrated. 
