Herbarium catalogue

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rd 1202 (2) G. murale Allioni Fl. Pedem. i. 8, t. 77, f. i. 1785. Sherardia muralis L. Sibth. Fl. Graeca t. 115, 1813. On rocks and walls in south Europe—Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, 8. Austria, Dalmatia, Greece, Turkey ; Syria, Asia Minor, Egypt, Tunis, Algeria, Canaries, Madeira. Adventive in Chile—Cor- dillera de Santiago, 1862. An annual, 5-30 cm., tufted, flaccid, filiform, glabrous or hispid- scabrous ; leaves 3-5 mm. long, the lower in 4’s (rarely 5’s-6’s), the upper in pairs, opposite ; flower-stalks extra-axillary, terminal, reflexed after flowering; fruits cylindric; mericarps oblong or ovate, hirsute, especially at the top, with long, whitish, uncinate hairs. First record: Galashiels, Selk., I. M. H. in Rep. B. #. C. 325, (1913) 1914. Found abundantly in August 1913 at the junction of the Gala and Tweed, Selk. Flowering July to October. /2e o( >) palisin tmurate (¥) LUE Xl 4an3 det.A.Thoellun oe Grier Sroaclrcle MI ey tbe 13, Ci Towed “4 conf D.R. McKean iol 2/ ¢¢. chy ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH 125 xo] ® . ® n o — at ao D 5 2 fe) o M@Q0327