F OL I A
Confidttáiiíur fecundum JimpXcitdtem, compofitionem■ aut
deurminationem.
L E A V E S I
Are to be coniidered in three Refpe£ts, Jimpie, compound
and determinate.
F O L I A S I M P L I C I A .
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■ Gum pétiolus gerit unicum folium, et differì hoc'circumfcriptione, angulis, marginé-, fuperficie, apice, fubftantia.
S I M P L 1 I A V E S
A r e when a Petiole bears only a fingle Leaf; which differs in’.Refpjbéfiífe'.its Circumfcription, Angles, Margin,
Superficies, Apices and Sub/lance.
• Circumfcriptio confiderai peripheriam abfqije finubus et angulis.
Angiäi funt partes prominentes -foliifhor-izontalis.
Sinus difcum folii in partes fecant.
'E. g. F ig .^ f 16 , 4 7 , 6 1 ; Tab L lL Fig.'2 7 .
Margo eft extrema ora folii ad latera, intatìo- difco folii. -
Superfäes 0 c\im folii fupinum (fuperiorem) veì pronum (inferiorem)
Apex eft- extremitas «folii, in qmuam dèfHiàit.
Subßantia fölii confideratur fecundum latera.
Circumfcription confiders the Circumference without any Sinufes and
‘ Angles.
Angles, are the prominent Parts of an-horizontal Leaf.
\iSiniis, Hollows or Cavities that divide the Diik of a Leaf into Parts.
E . g-fFigv-33 16, 4 7 ,l;6|i . Tab. II. Fig."
Margipfffs the extreme Boundary of a:Leaf or its Sides, not includ-
l ring- the Diik of the Leaf.
Superfffci/s,, the Supine (upper Diik) or thè Prone (under Diik) of a
■ Leaf;: v
Apex,- is the Extremity of a-Leaf in which it terminates.-
The Stiof d k c f iè iLeaf is tò.b.e-corifidered according to the Gon-
ditio'n of its Sides-.- :
M:srofunß^:P ii)Us Sylvcjlris.
Âècrofe. ' Scotch-Fim;1 0&
"I Eft lineare perfiftens :. ut »
t nipero, tako. ’
I Chiefly linear and abiding :
I Juniper, and Tew.
no, abiete, ju-
n the Pine, Fir,
I Eft eompreflum carnofììm,. altero, margine
I 'convexo angufto, aitero reftiore craflipre:■
Acinacifprme; . Mefembryanihcmun
Acinaciform. - Scimetar-fiiapcd. Fig-Ma- |One Edge of the Leaf
rigold. 'i’ 'J. ; otheriEage thicker.e
i^&polSatum. Solatium mammofum. "■
Acuieatcd. ' -AnnuaiBarbadoesNightftjade.
f. Acuminatum. Ficus Religiofiis
1 Acuminated. Malabar Fig,
^R-Ariceps. ■ Sifyrinchium Bermudiai
Anccps. - Bermudiana.' v
f Angulatus. *■).. .
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lAngulaUd. J
; f Bai-bátu'm"... "Mcfcmbryanthemum barhatum.
•i-.f Barbaléd. Bearded, Fig-Marigold'.
■'GBifidúm¿Ñ Bduhiniaftandcns,
I Bifid. • Climbing Mountain-Ebony.
■¿i,r Trifidumj .quadrifidúpi,' quinquelobatum ;
. 1 '. -’ nrTmèro'fhujus. 1 .
fBullátum.1 Thea viridis'.
| Builatcd. 1 Green Tea.
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■Canaliculatum. Tradefeantia Virginia.
1
Canaliculatcd. Virginia Spider-worf. •
li£afinatum.> Aloedifiicha.
Marinated. Difiich Alee.
rCarnofunv. Scmpervivum teSiomm.
1 1 J Cdnms. ■ GreatHoufclcck. :
SCartilagineum. ■ Saxifragevgeum. ■
pariileiginous. Pyramidal Saxifrage.
{Ciliatum. -j - ^.1
Ciliated. ' p ® 1 1 1 ® aiRoii,m-
I , JCirrhofum. - Gloriofa fuperba.
iCirrhofe. '| ZJSuperb Lilly..
eColoratum. Amaranthus tricolor,
! 4< Coloured. - * Three-coloured Amaranth.
L-Gum acumina pungentia rigida occupant ¡i
J Bcfet witk jiiffflsarp Prickles occupying the Difi.
1 Quod terminatiir apice'-iubiilatp;'’ v. |
J Terminating in a tapering Point."
r Quod terminatur angulo acuto.. ■'
/Terminating in an acute Angle.
I Eft quod duos angulos prominentes IongitifeL
|| dinales, difco convexiore admittit. .
I Forming two oppofite acute Angles lengthways,
J the Difi being convex.
Sj Triangulare, qjiadrangulare; quinquanguläre;
> a numero hujus;
J With three, four, five Angles,lie. from ilsNumlers
1 Coma .letarpm in apice.
i ATuft offtrong Hairs terminating the Leaf.
I Eft diyifum finubus linearibus, marginibufque',
? reilis. . '
J .Divided i f Linear Sinufes and freight Margins.
\ Trifid, quadrifid, quinquehbous; from the Num-
J . ter of Lobes,
1 Folia iunt ex rugofis,
us) '¡muUiplicetur,
pComprefliim. ' Mcfcmbryanthemum diffo
\rcjfcd. • Fig-Marigold, it
.Corieayumf': | Geranium pelt alum,
we. Peltated Cranes-Bill. ;
{■ Cordatum-. ■ -, Tamus comniunis.
%ordated.,rA \ Black Briony. ^
. rCordatum obverfe. „Oxjtlis acctofclla.
Obvcrfiiy cor dated. Wood. Sorrel.
Cordatum iâgittat urn. Polygonum fagopiru
Çordatcd and fägittafed.. Buck'Whéàt.f ’ i
Crenatura. Betonica officinalis^
ited. Wood Bctony,
diicus (pbit arabi-
iter rugas afcendat
■fubftantia inltar conorum, fubtus concavo-
• rum’; utt plurima. ..
When the Sulfiance Of the Leaf rifes high above
the Veins, fo as. to appear like little Blificrs ,
. ' (rugofum in a greater Degree.
E x (iilco profundo, -iecundum totam longitu- •
"dinem'i excavatum in djmid'tatum fere cy-; .
„.dindrumi,. s f
Having a deep Channel running from the Bafe
to the Apex.
V Si pars prona difci prominet' longitudinaliter.
>The inferior Dijkor Back of the Leaf rcfembling
J • the Keel of a Ship.
■r Quod' interne, pulpa repletum eft fucculenta.
| Internally replete with a Pulp of a fiefiiy Sub-
H p a n e l .
■j Cujus margo cartilagine a fubftantia folii di-
.1 • ..verfifllma firmatqr.
J [The Margin is Jirengthencd bya cartilaginous Rim of a Subfiance.diffcrent. fr.omthe Difk.
!' Cujus mafgo letis ■parallelis longifudinalitet.'
jT-wvallatgri ' \ ■ ■ -_.v
Whofe Margin is guarded by parallel Brifiles, ■
longitudinally; (like.the Eye-iajbes.)
■ ,1.Quod terminatur ciiilho;
J Which terminates in a Cirrhus. '
"V.Qiiod/alium colorem, quam yiridem induit.* --
fit hen Leaves, which are generally green, are of
J any other Colour.
Quod a lateribus marginalibus oppofitis com-
pnmitur, ut fubftantia folii major fiat quam
iSlfeus,
When comprcffcd on its oppofite marginal Sides,
and the. Subfiance of the Leaf becomes greater
in the Dijk'. v ;> , V$V-i?
am margo folii ardtior fit; quam ut dilcum
circumfcribat, unde depriniitur difcus.
"When the Margin forms a concave Arch with
the DfJk, (Reverfe cf Convcx.fi^^.
1 Quod inidiico magis.elevatum eft.
j Rifng from the Margin to the Center of the Dijk.
Eibpya'tum baft excavatum deftitutum angulis
Shaped like a Heart, is ovate, hollowed out at
the’ Bafe, and is defiitute of Angles. ■
Quorum bafis anguftior, ita
When ahcart-fliapcd Leaf is fixed ly
inficad of its Bafe to the Petiole. ■
bafis concipi-
Apex
ft ovatum oblòngum bafi excavatum angulis
pófticis inftrudlum.
an óbiong Ovali Itollotucd at the Bafe,, fur-
nijhed with Angies. '
j|Thc’l/largin. is cut wilh {mail Teeth or Angies5
■inclining tòivards hei (her Extremity.
V.f.Qrifpam§l. Malva crifpas.'
j Griffet I Curled Mailnv-
:Guculatum. Geranium cucuialum.
Cuculated. _ ÀfricanTree Cranes-Bill.
■diicus"admittit, ut undulatum fiat. • Folia
omnia^crifpa monftra lunt. ■ . {Undulated?from the Circumference of the Mar- -1
gin, being'too long for thc,.DiJk.'-- All thofe
J Leaves art monflrdur.
Cujus latera bafin verftrs arfla fupcrne expli-
Roiicd up lengthways in Form of a Cone; (hooded
■cawlcdf)
Cujus diameter longitudinalis fuperat traiif-
verfalem et fenfim deorfum anguftatur.
Whofe Length exceeds the Breadth, and grows
gradually narrower toiiiqrds-its Bafe.
Cuneifórme. Crajfula portulaicoides.
Cuneiform.. ' Purfláiñ-ieaved Crajfula.
•&*»': m S --“. f-Cyiindraceum. Mcfcmbryanthemum, hifpidum. 1 Qiiod-n
25 i Cylindraceous. Hifpid,-Fig-Marigola. ? A Cylinder or Roller.
. - t . ’ J Bafe'to*the' Apex.
irte cylindrieum eft. -,
equal in Diameter from the
ElicdaJeum.
Ded'alcous.
Deltoid.
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I b. Sax fraga fiolonifera.
r z. Bca/ttiJul Aifiramcria, ai
[b . Stoloniferous Saxifrage, ,
Cujus textura^vel figura eft infignite’r venufte,
et elegantifliine elaborata.
A Leaf idhofe Texture is remarkably beautiful,
dgxqiafitely wrought. «
Mefembryanthemum dcItoidcum~\ Deltoides, rhombeum eft ex quatuor angulis,
- iqfiibus'latefalesminusa bafi diftantquam
m Em s SKM The-Deltoid Form is the Rhombus-lcaf, conjifiing
of four Angies i of jvhich the two lateral are
J lejs diftant from the Bafis than the olHhr.
Lb. Atripiex kalamus, »
ch.Deita-Jhaped, Fig-Mangi
b.Sea Purflain-Trce,
Den ta turn. ’Blitum virgatum.
Dentateci, Strawberry Blitc. - -,
Quod acumina horizontalia folii-confiftentia,
fpatio remota habet,
■Having horizontal Points (Teeth) of the fame
Confifience with the Leaf, at a little Difiance '
from each other,
Depfeflum. ’