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Our drawing was taken at the Nursery of Mr. Colvill, last Summer.
1. Receptacle cat in two, to show the chaff. S. Floret of the dUk spread open. t. Stamens spread open, showing tlie united anthers, and distinct fila- ments. 4. Seed crowned with a feathered pappos, and withered floret.
52 SCUTELLARIA Columiiffi.
Cchmna's SkuU^cap* Naiural Order. LABlATifi. Broum prodr. 409.
SCUTELLARIA. Supra fol 45.
S. (hbrnniB, foliiB oblongis cordatis serratis pabesoentibiiB, spicis elongatis seonndis, bracte...is petiolatis ovatia oalyce brevioribos. WiOden. jp. pi. 8« p. 175.
Scatellaria CoIiunD». Pirs. sjfu. 2. p. 198. Hart. nib. hmd.
p. 135. JU. pedem. n. 145. t. 84. / 2. Cohmn. wphr. 1, 1>. 187. 1.189.
Peremmal. Stems ascending, about 18 inches high, 4-sided, branching in all directions ; branches bluntly ouadrangnlar, clothed with a short dense pubescence.
Ijeaves opposite, oblongly cordate, bluntly serrate, terminating in a bluntish point, rugose, pubescent on both sides. PetioHs shorter than the leaYes, chan- nelled on the upper side, and convex on the lower, pubescent Flower spikes long, the flowers in pairs, purple, and leaning to one side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our drawing was taken at the Nursery of Mr. Colvill, last Summer.
1. Receptacle cat in two, to show the chaff. S. Floret of the dUk spread open. t. Stamens spread open, showing tlie united anthers, and distinct fila- ments. 4. Seed crowned with a feathered pappos, and withered floret.
52 SCUTELLARIA Columiiffi.
Cchmna's SkuU^cap* Naiural Order. LABlATifi. Broum prodr. 409.
SCUTELLARIA. Supra fol 45.
S. (hbrnniB, foliiB oblongis cordatis serratis pabesoentibiiB, spicis elongatis seonndis, bracte...is petiolatis ovatia oalyce brevioribos. WiOden. jp. pi. 8« p. 175.
Scatellaria CoIiunD». Pirs. sjfu. 2. p. 198. Hart. nib. hmd.
p. 135. JU. pedem. n. 145. t. 84. / 2. Cohmn. wphr. 1, 1>. 187. 1.189.
Peremmal. Stems ascending, about 18 inches high, 4-sided, branching in all directions ; branches bluntly ouadrangnlar, clothed with a short dense pubescence.
Ijeaves opposite, oblongly cordate, bluntly serrate, terminating in a bluntish point, rugose, pubescent on both sides. PetioHs shorter than the leaYes, chan- nelled on the upper side, and convex on the lower, pubescent Flower spikes long, the flowers in pairs, purple, and leaning to one side.
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