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

438 SYNGENESIA : POLYGAMIA ^QUALTS.
the firfl expanfion of the flower to the rlpe|n!ngi
of the feeds is about i 8 days.
It varies i. with leaves fprinkled with white fpots.
2. with narrower and more lanceolate leaves.
3, with radical leaves roundifh.
4, with leaves pinnatifid at the bafe.
5. with naked unbranched ftalks, bearing two, and
fometinnes only one fingle flower.— This lall is
frequent upon the highland mountains in dry
rocky places, vid. Pd. herb. /. 11./. 4. i
^dudofum HIERACIUM caule paniculato, foliis amplexicau-'
5" libus dentatis glabris, calycibus hifpidis. Sp. pi,
1129. {Ger. ,em. 300./. 11. bona. Moris, hi/i.f. 7.1
/. 5./. ^j. Pet. ^herb. t. 13. /. 9. Gmelin. Fi.Siben]
11. t. c). fcdvit'opj quoniam folia & caulis hirjuta)\
Marfli Hawk weed. An^lis.
By the fides of rivers in rocky places, both in the,
highlands -^nd lowlands, frequent. 1; ? VII. VllLj
l"he ilalk is two feet high, fmooth, and branched |
into a thin panicle at top ■.. the leaves are oval-|
lanceolate,. fmooth and tender, fharply dented on j
the edges, the dents revers'd : the radical ones
which are four or five, have foliaceous dented
footftalks : thofe on the ftalk, which are commonly
about three, diflant from each other, are feflilc
and embrace the ftalk at their bafe : the panicle
confifts only of about five or fix yellow flowers,
one, two or three upon a branch : the calyces are
livid and cover'd with black hairs.
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