The Flora of Cardiff
The Flora of Cardiff
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In pastures. St. Pagan's, Llantrissant, Capel Llaniltern, &c.
P. PALUSTRis. Marsh Lousewort. Melawg y waun^ Mel y gweunydd.
Stem erect, branched, branches spreading or ascending. Cal. 2-lobed, downy.
Fl. rose. Frequent. St. George's, near Culver House, St-y-Nyll, &c.
MIMULUS. Cor. 2-lipped, gaping. Cal. tubular, 5-angled, 5-toothed. L.
ovate.
M. LUTEUS. Yellow Monkey Flower. Stem creeping:, flowering, branches ascending. L. roundish-ovate. Fl. large, yellow. Ditches on Caerphilly Common. Spread...ing a good deal during the last ten years.
SCROPHULARIA. Cor. with 2-lobed upper lip, often with a small scale within, lower lip turned downwards.
S. AQUATiCA. Water Figwort. Gornerth y dwr, Dannogen y dwr. Stem winged. L. cordate-oblong^, toothed, glabrous. Fl. panicled. Upper lip of cor.
with an unnotched scale inside. Fl. purplish. Herb. Frequent. Banks of the Ely, Taif, and Rhymney Rivers, and many ditches.
S. scoRODONiA. Balm -leaved Figwort. Stem not winged. L. cordate, downy, toothed. Fl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In pastures. St. Pagan's, Llantrissant, Capel Llaniltern, &c.
P. PALUSTRis. Marsh Lousewort. Melawg y waun^ Mel y gweunydd.
Stem erect, branched, branches spreading or ascending. Cal. 2-lobed, downy.
Fl. rose. Frequent. St. George's, near Culver House, St-y-Nyll, &c.
MIMULUS. Cor. 2-lipped, gaping. Cal. tubular, 5-angled, 5-toothed. L.
ovate.
M. LUTEUS. Yellow Monkey Flower. Stem creeping:, flowering, branches ascending. L. roundish-ovate. Fl. large, yellow. Ditches on Caerphilly Common. Spread...ing a good deal during the last ten years.
SCROPHULARIA. Cor. with 2-lobed upper lip, often with a small scale within, lower lip turned downwards.
S. AQUATiCA. Water Figwort. Gornerth y dwr, Dannogen y dwr. Stem winged. L. cordate-oblong^, toothed, glabrous. Fl. panicled. Upper lip of cor.
with an unnotched scale inside. Fl. purplish. Herb. Frequent. Banks of the Ely, Taif, and Rhymney Rivers, and many ditches.
S. scoRODONiA. Balm -leaved Figwort. Stem not winged. L. cordate, downy, toothed. Fl.
What to read after The Flora of Cardiff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Storrie to read onlineMoreLess
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