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482 SYNGENESIA : POLYGAMIA SUPERFLUA-
ASTE^?. Gen. pL 954.
Recept. nudum. Pappus fimplex, feflilis. Corol.
radii plures 10. CdL imbricati ; fquamas inferiores
patulse.
Tripslium i ASTER foliis lanceolatis integerrimis carnofis gla-
bris, ramis insqiiatis, floribus corymbofis. Sp.
pi. 1226. (Ger. emac. 413, /. i, 2, Fet. herb. t.
17, /. 10, II. Gmel.BLSibir, 186. /. 80, /. 10.
Moris, hijl.f. t. 11. f. ^6^ 27')
Sea Starworc. A'nglis.
In fait marllies on the fea coafts not unfrequent. if.
VIII. IX.
The ildlk is fmooth, ftriated, branched towards
the top, and varies in height from nine inches
to four or five feet ; whence fome authors have
made a greater and a lefler variety : the leaves
grow alternate upon the (lalk -, their figure, &c,
IS expreffed in the fpecific difference : the flowers
grow in thin loofe umbels at the fummits of the
branches : the calyx is fhort and cylindrical : the
fcales obtufe, and commonly ringed with red on
the edges : the flov.'ers are 3-4ths of an inch in
diameter : the dilc yellow, the rays Blue ; but
j3, a variety of it fomerimes occurs without rays.
Vid. Fet. herb. i. ly, fig. 12.
SOLIDAGO. Gen. pi. 955.
Recept. -nudum. Pappus fimplex feflilis. Cor. radii
circiter 5. C^/. fquamae imbricatse, claufas.
vtr^dur^ai SOLIDAGO caule fubflexuofo angulato, racemis.
panicularis
ASTE^?. Gen. pL 954.
Recept. nudum. Pappus fimplex, feflilis. Corol.
radii plures 10. CdL imbricati ; fquamas inferiores
patulse.
Tripslium i ASTER foliis lanceolatis integerrimis carnofis gla-
bris, ramis insqiiatis, floribus corymbofis. Sp.
pi. 1226. (Ger. emac. 413, /. i, 2, Fet. herb. t.
17, /. 10, II. Gmel.BLSibir, 186. /. 80, /. 10.
Moris, hijl.f. t. 11. f. ^6^ 27')
Sea Starworc. A'nglis.
In fait marllies on the fea coafts not unfrequent. if.
VIII. IX.
The ildlk is fmooth, ftriated, branched towards
the top, and varies in height from nine inches
to four or five feet ; whence fome authors have
made a greater and a lefler variety : the leaves
grow alternate upon the (lalk -, their figure, &c,
IS expreffed in the fpecific difference : the flowers
grow in thin loofe umbels at the fummits of the
branches : the calyx is fhort and cylindrical : the
fcales obtufe, and commonly ringed with red on
the edges : the flov.'ers are 3-4ths of an inch in
diameter : the dilc yellow, the rays Blue ; but
j3, a variety of it fomerimes occurs without rays.
Vid. Fet. herb. i. ly, fig. 12.
SOLIDAGO. Gen. pi. 955.
Recept. -nudum. Pappus fimplex feflilis. Cor. radii
circiter 5. C^/. fquamae imbricatse, claufas.
vtr^dur^ai SOLIDAGO caule fubflexuofo angulato, racemis.
panicularis
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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 > (568) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/79194048 |
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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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