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J42 TETRADYNAMIA SfLICULOSA.
the root. {Gcr. em. p. 261. f. 2. Men's, hiji. f. 3.
/. 17. /. 14. Pet. herb. t. 50./. 8. Blackivell t. 407)
burfapafto- THLASPI filiculis obcordatis, foHis radicalibus
^* pinnatifidis. Sp.pl. 903. (Ger. em. 276./. i. Mo-
ris, kijl. f. 3, /. 20. /, 2. ordinis JuDericris. Pet.
herb. t. 49. /. 4, 5 £ff 6. Blackivell. t. 5.)
Shepherd's- Piirfe. Anglis.
Sporran-buachailj. Gaulis.
In corn fields, gardens, vvafte places, and by way-
fides, common. O.IV-VI.
The Siliada is of the fliape of an inverted triangle:
the valves are obtufe, and have no marginal
wing : each cell contains about twelve feeds.
-jar. |3. There is a fmall variety of this plant, not uncom-
mon, with radical leaves almoft intire, fvid. Pet.
herb. t.^().f. 7)
It has an infirid tafte, but is recommended by ma-
nv writers, in h'£morrhagies of all kinds, ufed
both internally and externally, in man and beaft.
COCHLEARIA. Gen.pl 803.
Silicula emarginata, turgida, fcabra. valvulisgibbis,
obtufis.
COCHLEARIA foliis radicalibus cordato-^fubro-
tundis, cauiinis oblongis fubfmuatis. Li7i. man-
tifs. altera, p. 425. Sp.pl. 903. [Ger. em. 401./.
I. Moris, hijl.f. 3. /. 20./ 1. Pet. herb. t. 49. /.
\, Blackvcel t iiy. Oed. Dan, t. 135. opt.)
Common
official a lis i.
the root. {Gcr. em. p. 261. f. 2. Men's, hiji. f. 3.
/. 17. /. 14. Pet. herb. t. 50./. 8. Blackivell t. 407)
burfapafto- THLASPI filiculis obcordatis, foHis radicalibus
^* pinnatifidis. Sp.pl. 903. (Ger. em. 276./. i. Mo-
ris, kijl. f. 3, /. 20. /, 2. ordinis JuDericris. Pet.
herb. t. 49. /. 4, 5 £ff 6. Blackivell. t. 5.)
Shepherd's- Piirfe. Anglis.
Sporran-buachailj. Gaulis.
In corn fields, gardens, vvafte places, and by way-
fides, common. O.IV-VI.
The Siliada is of the fliape of an inverted triangle:
the valves are obtufe, and have no marginal
wing : each cell contains about twelve feeds.
-jar. |3. There is a fmall variety of this plant, not uncom-
mon, with radical leaves almoft intire, fvid. Pet.
herb. t.^().f. 7)
It has an infirid tafte, but is recommended by ma-
nv writers, in h'£morrhagies of all kinds, ufed
both internally and externally, in man and beaft.
COCHLEARIA. Gen.pl 803.
Silicula emarginata, turgida, fcabra. valvulisgibbis,
obtufis.
COCHLEARIA foliis radicalibus cordato-^fubro-
tundis, cauiinis oblongis fubfmuatis. Li7i. man-
tifs. altera, p. 425. Sp.pl. 903. [Ger. em. 401./.
I. Moris, hijl.f. 3. /. 20./ 1. Pet. herb. t. 49. /.
\, Blackvcel t iiy. Oed. Dan, t. 135. opt.)
Common
official a lis i.
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Blair Collection > Flora Scotica: or, a systematic arrangement, in the Linnaean method, of the native plants of Scotland and the Hebrides > Volume 1 > (416) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/79192224 |
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| Description | Vol. I. |
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| Shelfmark | Blair.153 |
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| Description | By John Lightfoot. 2 volumes. (Bound together with vol. 2 beginning at p. 545.) |
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| Shelfmark | Blair.153-154 |
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| Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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| Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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