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FOLIA C OMP O S I T A .
T < jp , B. IU,
Refpicit folia plura, in uno petiolo, fecundum StruBuram aut Gradus.
C'-; O M P O 1) L E A Y E S,
Signify when there are more than one Leaf upon a Petiole or Footftalk j. and they are to be confidered as to
StruBure and Degree.
I StruBiira coniiderat foliorum infertionem.
I Gradus coniiderat fubdiviiionem petioli communis.
IThe StruBure regards the .Infertion of the Folioles.
iThe Degreeregards the Subdiviiion of the common Petiole.
I fm Artieula'tOm. Equifetum arvenfe.
Articulated. • Corn ikrje-ta.il.,
. j-Bigeminatum. Mimofa-unguis ci
^e^Bigeminated.
Bi-pinnatum-abriiptum,
Pel Duplica tó-pirinatum, .
Bi-pinnated-abru.pt. • Yellow Nicker-Tree.
i Cum folium nnum ex alterius, apice excrefcit.
J When, one: Leaf grows out of the Apex of another.
•y Cum petiolus dichotomus apicibus adne&it
t foliolaqudtuor..
I A dichetomous or forked Petiolus, having two
J Leaves on the ApeX i f each Divifion.
y Effdigitatum foliolis duobus.
^ Is one of the digitated Lcavei^wjth two Foliotes
When the’Petiolus is pinnated hy lateral pinnated
Wings, ending without a terminating Folio/e.
j a Bi-pinnatum cum impare. Guilandina diocia. ij Eft bipinnaturh.terrninatum folfefe imparl.
| k < Bi-fimiatcdiwith an odd. Foil ole. Canada > 7} when the Wings terminate with an odd.Fo-
I ' ' I Afe&fr-TjVC. “• “•?••• '* • • ’ ' ' J
j .rQompoñtamsSRanuncuJus-lntlbcfusi
I ' Crow-foot or Butter-cup(
j pConjùgatum. :Lathyruslat¡fol¡a.;¡
\ ì\Cmjugafearì Evcrìafiivg Pea.
1 Duplicato-ternatüm, Fel
j Temato-duplicatum.-
TCtim petiolus fimplex proferí plufquai
f When afimple Petiole Hears more than
■ J ; upon it.
i folium.
ne'Lxäf
H f Dcccmpoiit ui
I - j Dampcfitej/e
rDecompofitum. Ruta graveolens.
Rue. '
■Deforme. Paoni a officinalis.'
Deformed. Piony of the Shops.
¡■■DigitatuWiaTií/jííi^jíií-Cíj/iuj.
• Chafte-Tree.
I , I Geminatum. Pinus Sylvcftris,
I 1 Geminated. Scotch Fir.
Cura pinnatum conftat modo foliolis.duobus,
riecíplúribus."-,,. J . .
Is when two Folioles are on each Petiolus, but
"1 Cum petfehisfemel divifus adnetfit folíola '
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(When a Petiolus once divided conneils many Fpli-
J dies on it.
Folíola diverfie figura: in èadem planta rarior
f.:,íúnt. , When Folioles of [different Figures are on the fan.
’ MóMìf : I
s Com petiolus fimplex -apice adne'Ait foliola
f wten more than one■ Leaf is comiefted at the
J Extremity of one Petiole. '
¡ Cum ex eodem puníi.ó duo folia prodeunt.
When two Leaves grow out of thefame Point.
§ f Jugatum. ' I. e. 'Bijugatum.trijugaturn, F igA Jugatcd. I. e. Bijugated,: trijugated, Fig! 12 ,
■ I 12 , Ca^d-i«/-a ;\quadrijuga, Fig. 13 , Caffia- Caßa-tora-, quadrijugated, -Fig. 13 , Caffia-
flOinquejuga,' lexijuga, Fig. i6 ,T foljata Mjfíinqpejugáteci, fe’xijugated> Fig.
Caßa-bjjlora-, duodecimjuga, F ig. 14,'Caf- f 16, Caffia-bjflora; twelve Times jugated,
fia-javmic«, A nuniéro jugarum,
P.edatiim. Arum dracunculus.
Pedaled. Common Dragon.
F ig. 14 , Cdjfia-javanica. From its Numbers
o f Juga.
SCum petiolus;bifidus latere tantürri interfere
' í-ádné'ftitifeli^^^^^B
When a. bifid Petiolus conneils Folioles on its inferior
Sides only._
SPinnatum-abruptum, Vel
Abruptum-pinnatum. .
Pimiated-abrupt, Or-
Abruftly-finnated.
Cum petiolus fimplex lateribus adneiiit folia
plura, (fine- folíolo aut cirrbo determinatus.)
.When ajimple Petiolus on its lateral Sides bears
many Folioles (without a terminating Foliolum
-or Cirrhui.) ■
[Pinnatum, cum impare. Sorbus aucuparia. v Eft pinnatum terminatum folfelo impari. .
17 < Pinnated, terminating with a Foliolum. Quicken \ls a pinnated Leaf, terminating with a Foliole.
’ I Tree. , .
o f Pinnatum-alternatum. Amorplia Indigofer a. 1 Eft pinnatum, foliolis alternis.
1 [ Pinnated-altematcly. Indigo. ■ ] Is a pimxatcd Leafy with the Folioles alternate,
r Pinnatum-interruptum. Agrimonia eupatoria. 1 Pinnatum,Vfoli61is alternis minoribus. _ '
J | Pinnated-abruptly. Agrimony. j Pimated, with.altemate /mailer Folioles.
r Pinnatum cirrhoium. Pifum fativumi *• |E f t ^i^atu'm^tetminatum cirrbo.V,
^ ; (Pinnated with a.Cihfliusi: Garden Pfd. y Is a pm '
f Pi'-natum-articiilaijum. Fagaratragodes.-
iPimated-drticulately,
apiimated Leaf, terminating in a Cirrhus.
■) Pinnatum, petiolp communi articulato.
\ApimtatedLcaf, whofc common Petiole is arli-
J culated.
rPinnatum-decurfive.' Melianthus major. "l Pinnatnm foliolis decurrentibus per petiolum.
2 2 } Pimatcd-decurfmely, Honey Flower, >When the jiafes of the Folioles are continued on
•A'l. ' J- thetSidesofthe Petiolus of a pinnated Leaf. '
r Piqnato.-pinnaturo ,.vel s
-I Duplicato^piunaturn. lF ig .4 ,5 . Bipinnatum.
(Doubly or twice pinnated)
I Pinnato-^ip'iicatumv; vel triplicato-pinnatum. i Cum petiolus affígit plura foliola bipinnata. .
< Triple^ or thrice pinnated. ' yWhen thè Petiolus .ifa hi pinnated LeaffúppoftM
L ■ J many ' ' ' '' '
f Quinatum. Rubus fruticofus.
I Ruinated. Bramble or Black-bcrr.y.
rSiipra-decompofitum. Fumaria lutea...
j /P fi Supra-decompofite. . Yellow Fumitory.
I" Ternatum, .petiolatum. Cytifus-cajah.
I Tematcd, with a Petiole. Pigem-pea.
r Ternatum, feflile. Rhus lucidum.
27 1 Tcmated, feffile. African Sumach.
bipinnated Wings.
I Digitátum, foIioIis quinqué.
j Digitated, having five Leaves.
}Cum?
Whm many little. Leaves an
many-times-dividcd Petiolus.
1 Eft digitatum foliolis tribus.
J Is digitated with three Foliotes on the Petiolus,
TTria folióla feflilia.
J ’Three feffile Folioles.
r Ternato-düpliéatum, vel'
I Duplicato-ternatum, vel ^ Epimcdium-alpinum
428S: Bitefnatum. . J
Cum petiolus affígit tria foliola terna.
I Doubly or twice ternäted. Barren-wort.. \ When three Folioles
Petiole is tematcd.
Petiole, and each
Gum petiolus affigit tria folia biternata.
fTritern atum w i . f „udicaulis. i 1 Cum &
I Tnphcato-ternatum. J I
\ Three Times ternated, | Berry-bearing Angelica, [ When a
(.Or Triply ternated. j witk a naked Stalk.Wm the Fi