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

TETRADYNAMIA SILIQUOSA. 347
S I L I Q^ U O S A.
CARDAMINE. Gen. pi 812.
Suiqtia elaftice defiliens valvulis revolutis. Stigma
integrum. CaJ. fub/tians.
* FoUis Jimplicibus,
CARDAMINE fcliis fimplicibus oblongis dentatis.
Sp.pl. 913. (Dillen. Eitham. t. 61. /. 71. ?Jiik.
dm. t. 101./. 7,. Fet. herb. t. 50./. o^./me flori-
biis. Oed. Dan. t. 386. ^ fig, noji.)
Alpine Ladies- J mock. Anglis.
Upon moift roclvs and by the fides of rivulets, near
the fummits of the highland mountains in manv
places, as upon Crcg-Chailleacl\ in Breadalbane
upon a mountain called Baikevall in the ifland of
Rum abundantly, and upon Ben-na-Caillich, in
Strath, in the iQe of Skys. ^^ VII.
The ftalks are from three to fix inches high ; they
recline at the bale, and increafe by offsets : the
radical leaves are fometimes only dented on the
edges, but are more frequently deeply finuated
with two pair of oval acute lobes, and an odd
one at the extremity : the ftalk-leaves are lefs
dented, and the uppermofc are elliptical and en-
tire : the flowers are either white or a little tinp-'d
with purple : the valves of the Siliqua burft at
the bafe, but do rot coil up like the other fpe-
cicj of this genus.
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