Blair Collection > Flora Scotica: or, a systematic arrangement, in the Linnaean method, of the native plants of Scotland and the Hebrides > Volume 1

13^ PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.
In marflies and lakes frequent. V- . V. VI.
An tri-bhileach, lui'-nan-tri-beann. G'aulis.
The flowers of this plant are fo extremely beantl-
iul, that nothing but its native foil could exclude
it from a place in every garden. They grow irt
an elegant fpike ; are white^ dafn'd with pink,
and fring'd internally with hairs.
LYSIMACHIA. Gen. PL 205.
Cor. rotata. Caps, globofa, mucronata, 10-valvis.
*■ Pedunculis multifioris.
ijulgiiris I. LYSIMACHIA paniculata, racemis terminalibus.
Sp. pi. 209. (Ger. Em. 474./. 1.)
Yellow Willow-herb, or Loofeftrife. AngUs.
On the fides of rivers and lakes, but not very com-
mon. I obferv'd it by the fides of lochs in the
ifland of M////, &c. "U. VII.
** reduncuUs unifloris.
ny>norum 2. L- foliis ovatis acntir., floribus folitariis, cavile pro-
cumbente. Sp. pi. 211. (Oed. Dan. t. ly^. opt.
Moris, hijf.f. f,. /. 26. /. 5. ordine fecundo. Ger.
£?;?. 618./. 4.)
Yellow Pimpernell of the Woods. Jjiglis.
In woods and ihady places frequent. %. VI.
nuwmularia L. foliis fubcordatis, floribus folitariis, caule re-
3. pente. Sp. pi. 211. (Oed. Dan. t. 493. opt. Moris.
hifi. f. 5. t. i(>.f. \ . ordine primo, Ger. Em. 630,
Moneywort. JngJis.
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