9 . Mo'cui CmMdu fixdiii,, 
Rockic Corralllikc Moifc. 
hard, rough, haire like leaves, the other is lcffe in each part, and the leaves notrough or hard at all: the third is the 
lead and the leaves fmootheft: the firfteroweth in wet wood grounds and the ether upon old walls. 
5 . Mufcm fixatilu Ericoidei. Stone Heath Mode. 
This (mail Moffe hath many (mall hairelike leaves,next the ground like unto the common ground Mode among 
which rife rough flalkes an hand bredth high, in home places bare of leaves, and covered in the reft, with many 
fuch like fmall leaves, as are growing on the Eric* Corn, the faire heath low Pine, but without order, on the tops 
of each whereof ftandeth a fmall head. 
6, Mufeut ttrrcflrii eorallcides ixcar.uj. Hoary Corall like Mode. 
This Mode is all hoary white about a foote high, whole upright branches are thicke, (olide, and not hollowi 
divided into many branches, each whereof is like a ftagges home, and (harpe or fmall at the ends. 
7 . Mxfcw. tirrcftrii cortHndes rufcfcentilms ccrmbui. Reddifla Corail like Moffe. 
Among the ordinary ground Mode doth this Mode grow,and is a fine fight to behold the pale grecne ordinary 
Mode to grow on the ground, and this Mode being all white to grow out from among it parted like Corall into 
many branches hard or rough in handling, but theends or tops of them all arc of a ycllowiih or reddifh colour, 
like fmall hard or rough homes. 
8 . Cdfufna 
