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

340 TETRADYNAMIA SILICULOSA.
ruderale"'! LEPIDIUM floribus diandrls apetalis, foliis radi-
calibus dentato-pinnatis, ramiferis linearibus in-
tcgerrimis. Sp. pi. 900. fP^^' J^^^b. t. 50./. i.
Oed. Ban. t. 184. opt.)
Narrow-leav'd Dictander, or wild Crefs. Anglis.
It is now and then found in wafte places upon the
Tea coaft near wharfs, but vei> probably was
imported, o. VI.
The flalk is a foot high, and branched : the Calyces
art very fmall, of a pale yellow color, and grow
in cluilered fpikes, or Racemi : It has generally
no petals, and but two Stamina : the Silicuia
contains only two feeds, one v/ithin each valve.
The plant has a foetid fmell and pungent tafte.
THLASPI. Gen. pi. 802.
Silicuia emarginata, obcordata, polyfperma. valvu-
lis navicularibus, marginato-carinatis.
arvenCe i. THLASPI filiculis orbiculatis, foliis oblongis, den- j
tatis glabris. Sp. pi. 901. {Ger. em. 262. f. i. .
Moris, hiji.f. 3. /. 15./. 12. Blachvelt t. 68)
Treacle Muftard or Penny-Crefs. Anglis.
In corn fields, but not common. It was obferved
upon the borders of fome cornfields wcdiv Linton^
in I'-weedale, by the Rev. Dr. Burg-fs., of Kirk-
michael. O. VI. VII.
The ftalk is a foot high, angular and branched :
the leaves are leiTile, and embrace the ftalk at
their bafe : the flowers are very fmall and white :
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