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Show 0f PHYTomoY, or BOTANY; Of PHYTOLoGY, or BOTANY.‘ T123 TWELFTH GENUS. STELLATED HERBS. STELLATH') H teens are f0 called becaufe the Leave: collie/l err/m} .11 Sta/,4: [3y Iizferrvar'r, are [flee the Ray: of a Star. The F/a'wef's are "midi", Segments reflmd/z'ngjb many Lmq'gl, Undev Cali}: talent, divided into four , of which there is naturally a Pair of Seedi, which {ucceed them A it, Of this Kind are Crofswort or Mugweed, vvild dder, Madder wild or great Ballard Madder, white Ladies Bedfiraw, Crofswort Madder in four leavcd mountainous Ballard Maddcr, {mall Mouniai n Ballard Madder, yellow Ladies Bedfiraw or Cheele-rRening, Woodroof little Eield Madder, Cleavers or Goofe-grafs, Goofe-grafs with {nioothcx Seed, the leal'c Goofe-grafs, and Squmancy Wort.U meg], Nettle'hemp or Hemp-leavcd dead Nettle fair flowered Nettle, Himp or l-lemp-leaved dead Nettle with a particoloured Flower, Bfluln‘plcflved Archangel or Ballard Baulm, Clown's All-heal, yellow Hou'er'd Field Iron-wort, narrow leeved All-heal or iron-wort, common Calamint, Field Caliniinf, Ground-ivy or GillAgo-by-ground, or Ale Root, or Tunhoof, liinldnq Horehound, hoored Willow-herb, the lcllcr hooded Loofe-l‘trife, common Ground Pine, Bugle, Mountain Bugle or Sicklewort, Wood-loge, and W ater Germander. The FIFTEENTH GENUS. POLYSPERMOUS HERBS evil/J NAKED SEEDS. POLYSPERMOUS HERBS are thole wherein more than fear Sim/2171:6553 ear/2 Flower; as Pilewor: or the leflci‘ Calm-line. 7/5: Meadow am! Field Raz'zmm/uy'r, as common creeping Crowfoot or Butter-cups, upright pale-leaved Crowfoot, upright Meadow Crowfoot, Crowfoot with a vow $2712 THIRTEENTH GENUS. ROUGH-LEAVED 221; HERBS. Human: Aseem 170er have the Leaves fl! upon [be Stall: Meme/56', w {mall Flower. Wood Ranumu/m'5, as Sweet Wood Crowfoot or Gol- dilocks. An ehiiiated Ranamculus, Corn-Crowfoot. 140% am" "'alcr Rmumu/m'r; as round lcaved Water Crowfoot, ivy-leaved Water Crow- 07‘ 1'72 720 Order at all. The Flower: are 7zzanopefa/ozzr with five Div/flame ; L‘X‘e Edger ; of which fame are deeper, and fimeflzgéter. Four Stédi ventral/j fumed eat/2 Flower. b foot, Water Crowfoot with various Leaves, fine‘leaved Water Crowfoot, Of 1122'; Kind are Buglofs-Cowflips, or long leaved Sage of 7‘mzflz/m. AdoniK-fiower or red Maithes, Moufe-tail, common Mallow, {mall wild Mallow or dwarf Mallow, Eng/2"," Sea-tree-Mallow, Merrill-mallow), l'cri'ain-Jmllow, A'Vcns or Herb-Bonnet, Avens with a large Flower, gurplc Mountain Avens or Water Avens, Water Avens with German- great Hounds-tongue, the leflEr green leaved Hounds-tong‘uer {mall wrld Buglofs, Ballard-Alkanet, ViperoBuglofs, Wall-Buolols, Sc:Buglofs, linall wild Buglofs or great Goofe-grafs, Gromwcllfthe lcllbr Creeping Gromwcll, Moule-ear-Scorpion Grafs, {mall yellow flowered Scorpion G-rafs, Water Scorpion Grails, and Comfrey. 776 FOURTEENTH GENUS. SUFFRUTICES and VenTiCiLLATED Harms. VERTICILLATED HERBS are known from other Plants by 13111571? {two Leave; (.71: 1/22? Sta/,5 placed one again/3 t/Je az‘Zwr. The F/ocver! INC :i710770pel‘210255, genera/{v [ablated or (go/eatery, EVCi'y Flower hag/Eur 55ml. in which the Periwzt/Bz‘um firwifgr a VC/Zzl. The 102,153,, and 3mm are not, in all Plants of this Kind, placed at the Joints of the Verna/m, in »'-' Manner furrounding the Stalk. 1 HM; [ft/)1: Kim! are common Mother of Thyme, and that with large lilowers, Lemon '1 hyme, hoary wild 'llhyme, the more {hrubby llalll' Mother of Thyme with {mall red Flowers, wertz'ri/[ezted Mint!) W33" Mint with whirled Coronets, red Mint, Water Mint ; flilerz'r'liiflir, 517531 or I‘vlilfoil, Fennel-leaves). Water Crowfoot, the Idler Smarwort, and great Spearwort. c‘er Leaves, Cinquefoil Av: L, common Strawberry, rough Strawberryt barren Strawberry, common Cinquefoil or five leaved Grails. Tormencil Linqnc oil, {mall rough Cinqucfoil, upright Ballard Cinqucfoil, purple Maz‘lh Cinqucloil, Shruerinquel‘oil, wild Tanfey or Silver-weed. TorIncntil or Seprloil, creeping 'l‘ormentil with deeply indented Leaves, great Water Plantain, lcll‘er- \Vnter Plantain, Arrow-head, great Climb-- er or Traveller's Jloy, common Dropwort, Meadow-Meet, Vr'ood Anemany, and v'al‘quehowur. 7723 Six'rizizrcrH GENUS. BACCIFERDUS HERBS. w'Biceirtrcous; HERBS are slim/e qu/Jqfe Fruit 1‘: (bother! «tuft/2‘12 téirz Shinbone, quit/157; «IL/21M), ‘wéefl rife, t/Jere is aflft mezfl Perzrarfzuve o7 ""‘Pv‘UJ/de emompaje: 1/2e Seminar 1': mixen'wz'tb £115.72. Called :1 Benny. This Fruzt 15 > ‘Mlllt with a rugged Coat, and {trongar Scent {pi-zed Harte-mint, 0? Water Mint with a grofl'er Spike, long leaved Horie Mint, Horle Iviim Off/m Kim! are Cloud-berries or KnctAberries, {lone Bramble, or Ra'PlS) Dwarf Honeyfuckle, White Briony, black Ez'iony, erb Chrif- or round leaved wild Mint, Pepper-mint ; l'ennymyal or Puddingrgrfilf. tOphtror Bane-berries, Knee-holly or Butchers-broom. Solomon's heal, fwect-lmelling Solomon's Seal with Flowers or tingle lioot-ltalks, Sole- Water Horehound, Vervain, wild ximjorazn, "PC: "lar‘cram, common Eng/rite wild Clary, Hedgenettle, Wood Detonv, No}; or CatJllil‘li Common Selfrheal, wild Bafil, bale Horehouiid. whit: Horehound, Motherwort, white Archangel or dead Nettle, {mall dead Nettle or {ii Aldmngd, {mall cut-leaved red Archangel, great chbit, yellow Aral" n n any" mOH‘S Seal with white Hellebore Leaves and a purpleilh Stalk, Lilly- ,COnVaHY 0r May-Lilly, narrow leaved Liliyaconvally, Herb Paris or ,me'lGVC, 0r One-berry, woody Nightlhadc or Bitter-Meet, Sea BlttCI" melt or Woody Nightlhadc, Potatoes, common Nightmade, deadly 1 lgntlhade, Wake-Robin or Cuckow-pint,inanured Afparang, Marni- horde-berries or MOIS-l‘PJX‘lES or Moor-berries, and tubei‘Oii" Moicmch ‘71" |