[1112] See B. xx. c. 25.
[1113] In B. xxi. c. 21.
[1114] Sprengel and Desfontaines identify it with the Amaranthus tricolor; Fée is strongly of opinion that it has not been correctly identified.
[1115] Clusius and Sprengel identify it with the Lychnis silvestris of Linnæus, the Wild lychnis or Viscous catchfly. Fée considers it to be unknown, but of the two, would prefer the Lychnis dioica of Linnæus, the White lychnis, or White campion.
[1116] C. Bauhin identifies it with the Valeriana locusta of Linnæus, Corn valerian, Corn-salad, or Lamb’s lettuce. Fée considers its identity as still unknown.
[1117] See B. xviii. c. 10.
[1118] Perhaps the same as the Limonium of B. xxv. c. 61.
[1119] See B. xxii. c. 42; one of the Sonchi, probably, which, contain a milky juice. Littré gives the Sonchus palustris of Linnæus.
[1120] See B. xxv. c. 64.
[1121] The Betonica officinalis of Linnæus.