i f
rDeprefTum. Mefembryanthemum difforme.
19 J Depreffed. ' Fig-Marigold, with difformed
diíco¡ magis deprimitur quam ad
the Sides rifing
1 Quod in diicp; magis depniv
l latera,
í I When in the Difi it is depreffed,
J higher than the. Dijk.. .
S Eft compreflum-, fubrotundun
. gibbum'acie acùta,
Dolabriformc. Mefembryanth: dolahriformc. Ì Eft^ömpreflum,fubrotundum, obttjfum, fix-
- J J I trorfum gibbum acie acuta,. mferne tereu- >
■ ■ L'ufculum. :
Dolahriformc. Ilatchct-Jbaped, Fig-Marigold A
lifculum.
'uhfotund. clituies
the under Side _
difi-, (refembling an Axe or Hatchet.)
IEchinatum. Ilex echinatUm.
Echihatcd. Hcdge-ìiog Holly.
Elliptieum.i
Elliptic. '|F ig '.S 9 -^
f Emarginatuiiiv.
I Emarginatcd.
Cum acuieis vel fpinis undique adiperfum, uti
, echinus animal.
Befct all over with Aculei or Prickles; like an
Hedge-hog.
Cujus diameter Iongitudinalis fuperat tranf-
■verfalem, fuperiore et inferiore extremitateSj
■ vanguftiore. ’ ' ' 1
Whoje longitudinal Diameter furpajfes the Tranf-
ver/e, and is narrow at loth Extremities. :
Ì Quod' terminatimprena.
J J Fig. 32.!33.34., When the Apex terminates in a Notck.
r,Emarginatum acutum. Pimis picea.
^ X Acutely emarginatcd. . §UverFir.
- fEniarginatum obtufum. Hermannia alnifoUa.
331 ohtufcly emarginatcd. Alder-leaved Hermannia.
r Emareinatum utrinque. Hydrocotyle vulgaris. 1 Quod utrinque crenatisi;'
3+ 1 All round emarginatcd. Water Navel-wort. J When notched all round.
x .35 j Fnfifonn.
. . V, |iÉirdfùm. Salvia JEthiopis.
- 36i Erofe. Shrubby African Sage.
II
I.. frFFiiifrfuuimm. , ;: ' ;O f| ^
l » l § | ! | § § p
rBifidiim.T HI
ig. 7. 3a.. Bifidum.
Gibbum. ; Cacati a ficoides. .
Gibbous. ■ . .
IGlabtum. Citrus aurantium-.
Smooth. Orange.
Haftatum. Cacali a fuaveolens.
Haftated. • American Cacalia.
\ f Hirftitiim, ' Alcca rofca.
Hirfute. Hollyhog.
• pHifpidum. i
j p
Integrumivel integerrimúm.
Entire or Integer.
j-Lsevis. Orchis latlfolla: .
411 Smooth. ■ Broad-leaved Orchis. -
f Laceratum. Senecio hieracifolius.
, j Lacerated. American Groùndfel. '
I Lanatum. | -g, Érofuni., ■
I Lanated. J - %-r
jLanceolatum. Apocynum-caimabinum.
^^Lanceoìated. Dogs-bane.
Laciniatum. Delphinium datum.
Larkfpur
-1 Eft anceps, a^bafi verfus apicem adtenuatum.
I Is like a two-edged Sword, gradually tapering to
'¡ì‘ ■ the Point* H
} Gnriv folium fimiatum margine finus.alios mi-
tnimos.obtufosacquirit.
When a ßnuated Lcaf kas itsMargm broken by
fmaller; Simfcs,, as i f gnawed or eatenI -
Eft divifurri, finubus linearibusj marginibufque •
.^re£lis. 1
Divided half-way dosun from thè Apex, its Sinus
being ¡¡near, and the Marginftraight '.
I Trifidum, quadrifidum, quinquifidum, mlife
f , tifidum, &c. a numero. hujus.'-' - -.,5^
f Trifid. quadrifid, quinquifid, multifid, &c.-of
m&rits'Numbers. ■ - ■ '
Qùpd utram.qùe • fuperficiem facit convesam '
’ riÌeJiante eopiqliofe.pulpa
When by Means'of the intermediate Pulp both
■ Surfaces are rendered convex.
Ò^iOd ifujp.effìde l*vi eft abfque omni inxquaw
litate.
When the Superficies is finooth ivithout any Un-
evennefs.
"j Eft trianguläre baft lateribnfque exeayatis an-
L giihs'^atulis. , ' ~ ■ [ v ■
[ Triangular, the lateral bafe holloived, the Angles
J Jpreading: (refembling an Halberd.)
1É|,Quum rugofum pilofu’m in difco. •
Rough and hairy in the Dijki - _
iQuuni fet® rigidiufcul® fragiles peiid'fe®'
tolii fparf® iunt. • ) ; _ _ [
Covered irregularly with fragile Brijtles on the
C' uÉju|s* Ìm arg"o \ ex' t'imus integer abfque omni
' ina-elb
re Margin is intire,, without' any Crenas or
itcliesW
"J Quod fuperficie laevi eft abfque omni ine'qua-
IWhen tie Superficies is fmooth without any lJn-
J .'evennefs. '' .
■Ìy Quod yuoa margine margine vane ìcey
formibus.
WhofeMargin is varioufi
Segfnents: (as sfreni or toni.)
' 1 Qunfi tela arane® indutum.
J Govercd as with a Spider's Wib.,
‘SÉ
% Linguifprm». Aloe. difiicha. ; v 1Linguiform. ’‘ ■DtfiichAloe.
Lobatu m. Acer campfire. ' ' 1Lolatcd. Common Maple.
'Bilobum, trilobùm, quadrilobum, quinqué-;
-.lobum, a numero'hujusl L ‘
‘Lunulatum Pafffiora Murucuja. • .
V48 Lunulated. ■ Paßen flower of Dom ingo .
.4®
Luciduitìj^
"Lùcidi? ‘ k:
Laurus fiobiiis-. ' _ .
Common Bay, or Laurel. _ ;
' Lyratum. EryfimUm Barbarea.
/ 5? ■Lyratfd. 7 Hedge Mufiard.
•j Eft 1
P £«./«■
bjaculatum.
Maculated.
Fig. 41. ©rchis.
feitum eft fegmentis dif-
ith irregular
f LT aci■ m■ at.ure
I I
f Lineare. Amaryllis belladonna,
■r 45 q Linear. Belladoimà.
Eft oblongum, utrinque feniim verfus extre- •
nritatem attenuatum.
oblong, but gradually tapering towards each
Extremity, and terminating in a Point.
Varie feftum in partes, partibus.itidem inde-
■ 'terminatèr'fùbdivifisi. '■
Divided firft. into Lacinia, aud thofe again ir-
1:-cgularly cut into fmaller Segments. . ,
s » Elt Eft xquali xquàli ubique unique latitudine,latituaine, inter
interdum utra- f que extremitate tantum anguftat
(The lateral Margins nearly parallel,
J a little towards the Apex.
Lineatum.
Lincated.
Fig.' 13. Gloriofa.
■Membranaceum., Cannar Indica.
Membranaceous. ' ^Indian Reed.
r Mucronatum acutum. Statice tatarica. _
■# I Acutely mucronatcd. Tatarian Thrift.
[ Mucronatum^ obtufum. Afarum Canadenfc.
53 \ Obtufely mucronatcd. Canadian Afarcbccca
j: Multipartitum. AcoiiitUntnapellus,.
< 54 X Multipartite. Wolfs-bane or Monks-hood.
rvofum. Alifmaplantago.y ,
■vcus. Great Water'-PIahtain,
Nitidum.
XGIoffy. ..
t ■ jiOblongúm.
r s6.{ Oblong.
I f l i f l l 4TV49-
Euphorbia lathroides.
Eft lineate carnofum, obfufum, fubtiis eon-
■ vexurn,-margine fxpiui cartilagineo.
Is linear and camoiis, obtufe, on the under Side . '
convex; fomciimes the Margin is cartilaginous:
(Tonguc-Jbapcd) \ '
Eft diyifum ad?m,e$iuni in partes diftantes,
rharginibus'convexjs. ,
Is divided to the Middle into diftant Parts,
having f heir Margins convex.’
Two, three, 'four, five Lobes, from its Numbers..
iisft fubrotundum baft excavatum, angulis pof-
disingjagumi ' . • . . * ■ . ' ’i
Subrotund,-hollowed at the Bafe like aCrcfccnt,
Half-moon. (Moon-Jbapcd.) | "—
Quod glabritie lucidum.
Bright, Jbining, gloffy, (rcfiefiing Light.) ■
Eft tranlveriim diviiiim in lacinias, ita ut fu-
periores majores fmt,et inferiores remotioresi
•Divided tranfverfcly into Lacinia, the upper Ones
being larger, and the inferior further diftant
from each other. (Lyrc-fioaped,)\Wf*(.
Diftinftum maculis vel punilis differentibus a
colore folii, fed $qualibus cum .fua- iuper-
• ficie.'
Marked with Spots tiff a different Colour, but
fmooth and evcn with-thc Surface of the Ixaf.
1 Quod inter .utramque fuperficiem nulla evi-
!U."’identi pdtjsa fcater.' ’ 'w
J Having no ■aifiinguijhablc Pulp between the two
i-Terminans in acutum punftum..
Terminating in a jbarp-Point.
1 QiidndS folium dividitur in: piura fegmenta.
J When a Leaf is divided into many Segments.
Quum vafa fimpliciflima. abfque. ramulis ex-
. tenduntur a ba^verfus apicem.
■Witk Veffels tvhick neither branch nor run out
into Feinsbut extend from the Bafe to the
j4pex. oiily :■■■ *•
r Quod 'glabritie lucidum ‘eft;,
I Bright, fbining, gloffy.'. '
■] Cujus diameter Iongitudinalis falj^uoties fu-
perat tranfverfaleiiV, et utraque extremitas
] i tegmenfoieirouli anguflior.
, yWhofe longitudinal Diameter is feveral Times
f longer than the Tranfverfe,. both Extremities
||i ■ bcing roundcd, but narrower than the Segment
j of a Circle.
Obtufum. Piper obliiffcHum.
Obtufe. :r with obtufe Leaves.
fégmentum.c
n Quod terminatur quafi intra fe{
I culi. . (Which terminates at the Apex,
j Manner lefs. than•;& Circle.
rounded is,
’ fOrbiculatum. Tropaolum minus.
- ,58 ^ Orbicular: Indian Crefs,
Ovale. Mamea Americana.
■rowing ■
Cújus fuperficies eft leyiter variegata ièciiri-
ldum-longitudinem cum-lineis parallelis, fu-
perficiem non imprimentibus. '
he Superficies isjlightly Jlreakcd longitudinally
with parallel Lines, not imprejfing iheSúrfacé. |
j^Ovatum. Cafftnt Mauroccn
^ ß o ffo ilately Soutk-Sca Tea.
Ovale, qblongi
?Fig. 49. Lucidum.
Oblong, ovài:
Ovatum, obverfum.' Samolus vfilcrandi.
.Obverfe,àvà
‘Palraatum.
Cujus' diariieter |on|itudinalis et tranfyerfalis -
Kquales, peripheria cireinata. •
•Who/e longitudinal andslranfverfe Seflions are
equal, the Circumference forming nearly a
H ;Circ!e0$5ir
IQujus diameter Iongitudinalis fuperat tranf-
_ verfalem,' fuperiore et inferipre extremitate'
■4. .angulliore.’ ■
Whffc longitudinal Diameterfurpaffes the Tranfverfe,
and is narrow at> both Extremities?. . '
Cujus diameter Iongitudinalis fuperat tranf-
verfalem, bafi fegmento circ.uli-'eircu'mT
■fcripta; apice vero eodem anguftiqre.
■Whofe longitudinal Diameter is longer them the ■
I 1 Tranfverfe;’Ond'ihe Segment of the Bafe :cir-
I cumfcribing the Apex of the fame
j Fortri, but narrower.
•j Cujus Iongitudinalis diameter eft major'diamer
>. tro folii ovalis.
J IlslongitudinalDiamcter isgreater than the Ova!.;,
"J Quorum bafis anguftior, ita ut bafis t'oneipia
Round-leaved Water Pimpernel. 3 Whofe Bafis Is narrow, or an ovate Leaf Inverted,
ajfiflora cetrulea. 7 .
Palniated. Common Pajfion-Flower.
Eft longitudinaliter: in partes plures fubxqua-
les divifum verfus l>afin, qua tarnen coh«-
rent in unump-' ,
A lxa f with feveial Dlvifions divided almofl
down to the-B.afisi ': . ., ,
Panduriforn
64 i Papiltofe. ----- Diamond Ficoides,
/.■j Eft oblor
l a rila tu
i Is oblong,
J - (Forme
, inferne látiüs, lateribus c
broad belotv, narrowed- at the Sides,
{(Formed like,a SpaniJh Guittar.)
( Papilidfuffi. Mefembiyanthemum chryflallinum-. ii Quod tegitur pun'dlis veficularibus. •
1 „ a ■ 5»;*. ' ■" . • \whofe Surface is covered with Dots or little
J Bladders.
, f Papulofum. Ecklu
ifPapulofe.i '
1 Quod- tegitur punitis papiiliformibus.
J Covered with Dots or little Nipples.