[1342] The Asperugo procumbens of Linnæus has been named, but Fée remarks that from its resemblance to Mollugo, the plant must be sought among the Rubiaceæ, and not among the Borragineæ.
[1343] “Fucus marinus.” See B. xiii. c. 48.
[1344] “Qui conchyliis substernitur.” See Beckmann’s Hist. Inv. Vol. I. p. 36, Bohn’s Ed.
[1345] What Fucus or Laminaria this may have been is now unknown.
[1346] See B. xxv. c. 90.
[1347] See B. xxv. c. 94.
[1348] “Limus aquaticus.”
[1349] See B. xxv. c. 32.
[1350] See c. 19 of this Book.
[1351] See B. xviii c. 14.