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

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ringworms, &c. and diluted with rofe- water, to
take fpecks and films off the eyes,
C. pedunculis unifloris, foliis amplexicaulibus fm"
uatis, caule glabro. Sp. pi. 724. (Ger. em. 367.
/.I. Pet. herb. t. 52./. 7)
Yellow-horned Poppy. AugUs.
Upon the fea coalls near the ^ie ens- Ferry., and at
Charles T^own., the great lime-works of Lord
Elgin, ^c. G. VIJ,
The leaves are roughly hairy and glaucous : tht
flowers yellow, fucceeded by a rough cylindrical
curved pod, fix inches long, terminated with a
conical Stigma., divided into four lobes : the pod
has two cells, divided by a fpongy partition, in
jwhich the feeds are imbedded.
PAPAVER. Gen. pi. 648.
Cor. 4-petala. Cal. 2-phyllus. Caps, i-locularis, fub
ftigmate perfiilente poris dehiicens.
* Cap/ulis hifpidis.
P. capfulis clavatis hifpidis, caule foliofo muki-
fioro. c)p. pi. 725. [Ger. em. 373./. 2. Moris, hifi.
f. 3./. 14./. 10. Fet. herh.t. 52./. 6j
Long rough-headed Poppy. Anglis.
In corn fields, but not common. Y)v. Varfons. G-
VL
* * Capfiiiis giahris.
P. capfulis glabris globofis, caule pllofo mukifloro,
foliis