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

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA. 261
Burnet-Rofe. Anglis.
In dry mountainous paftures, as on the fides of
the hills by DudifionLoch, &c. h. VI.
The ftalk is crouded with ftrait unequal prickles :
the leaves are pinnated with nine fmall roundifh
Foliola : the flowers are creanvcolor'd, and the
fruit black when ripe : the footllalks of the
leaves and flowers often vary without prickles.
The variegated rofe mentioned by Sibbald^ as
growing upon a hill at his Ciphian farm, is only
a variety of this, ^'id. Scot, illufi, /. 2.
arvenfis 2. ROSA germinibus globofis pedunculifq. glabris,
caule petiolifque aculeatis, Boribus cymofis. Lhu
mantifs. p. 245, Hudf. Angl p. 1^2. (Oed. Ban.
t. 398. ut. a Linnceo citata.)
White-flowcr'd Dogs- Rofe. Anglis.
In hedges. Dr. Farfons, T?. VII.
This is arm'd with but few prickles, and the leaves
are larger than the preceding, and not fo round r
the flowers are white, and grow feveral together,
fo as to form a kind of umbel.
"Mofa 2. R-OSA germinibus globofis pedunculifque hifpidis,
caule aculeis fparfls, petiolis aculeatis, foliis to-
mentofis. Sp. pL 704. (Park, par. 41 8 j
The Apple-Rofe. Anglis.
About Killin, in Breadalbane, and upon the coiifl of
Fife, &c. T? . Vll.
The leaves are pinnated generally with five hoary
S 3 obtule