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Title: Annals of the Lyceum of Natural History of New-York
Year: 1824 (1820s)
Authors: Lyceum of Natural History (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Science
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Eng. lot. t. 508. On the Rocky Mountains. Obs. The specimens of this plant collected by Dr. James,differ from the common variety of Europe, in the leaves beingalmost entire. Professor Hooker informs me that he possessesthe same variety, from Greenland. Captain Sabine collectedit at the North Cape. It has not before been recorded as anative of the continent of America. PARONYCHIA. 174. Paronychia dichotoma, Nutt. gen. i. p. 159. ? Onthe Arkansa I Obs. Leaves subulate j stipules bifid and entire; cymecrowded ; segments of the calyx mucronate. MELIACEjE. 175. Melia Azedarach, L. Willd. sp. pi. ii. p. 558.On the Canadian. Native. UMBELLIFERA. 176. Ferula FffiNicuLACEA, Nutt. gen. i. p. 1S3. Sand-stone hills in the Prairies of Grand River. 177. Eryngium diffusum, caule dichotomo-ramoso, dif-fuso; foliis omnibus digitato-palmatis, laciniis oblongis, in-ciso-serratis, spinosis; capitulis subglobosis; foliolis involucri4-6, trifidis, inciso-serratis, capitulo longioribus; ovariissquamulosis.
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to the Rocky Mountains. 207 Desc. Root annual. Stem 6-8 inches long1, dichotomously branchedfrom the base, thick and rig-id, deeply striate, smooth. Leaves all pal-mately divided, rigid ; the segrnents oblong, or lanceolate, about three-fourths of an inch long, incisely serrate, the midrib prominent beneath.Heads growing from the forks of the stem, and terminal, sessile, abouthalf an inch in diameter, shorter than the involucrum. Chaff of the recep-tacle 1 nceolale, acuminate, carinate. Flowers small, white? Calyx withpungent segments. Gcrmen squamose. Hab. On the Canadian. 178. Sidm latifolium, L. Roem. and Schult. vi. p. 331.Tor.jl. i. p. 311. Base of the Rocky Mountains. 119. Hkiiacleum Sphondylium, L. JVutt.gen. i. p. 181.On the Missouri. Obs. Besides the above Umbellifera?, there was in Dr.James Herbarium a small species collected on the RockyMountains, which cannot be determined for want of the ripefruit. It is not described by Pursh, Nuttall, or Kunth; andmy learned friend Prof

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