. Flora of Syria, Palestine, and Sinai : from the Taurus to Ras Muhammas and from the Mediterranean sea to the Syrian desert. spar-ingly dichotomous almost from base, cymoseabove. Root-leaves * * * ; stem-leaves few,small, dissected into linear-spathulate 7-8, nearly equal, .01 long, a little longerthan urnbellets; bracts of involucre and invol-ucel membranous, lanceolate-subulate, shorterthan rays and pedicels, or nearly as long ; pe-dicels slender, shorter than .003 long, .0015broad fruits; style twice as long as diameterof fruit, six times as long as flattened stylopo-dium — June
. Flora of Syria, Palestine, and Sinai : from the Taurus to Ras Muhammas and from the Mediterranean sea to the Syrian desert. spar-ingly dichotomous almost from base, cymoseabove. Root-leaves * * * ; stem-leaves few,small, dissected into linear-spathulate 7-8, nearly equal, .01 long, a little longerthan urnbellets; bracts of involucre and invol-ucel membranous, lanceolate-subulate, shorterthan rays and pedicels, or nearly as long ; pe-dicels slender, shorter than .003 long, .0015broad fruits; style twice as long as diameterof fruit, six times as long as flattened stylopo-dium — June — Akherdagh. 4. C. nudum, Post. 1i (Trans. Linn. Fruiting umbel of London, 1888, p. 432), .5 to .6, stem terete, alternately branchedabove, paniculate. Root-leaves * * * ; middle stem-leaves with broadsheathing petiole, 1-pinnatisect into ^-pairs of oblong-elliptical, acute, en-tire leaflets, .014 long, .003 broad; upper leases reduced to a meinbranous,scarious-margined, abruptly caudate, sheathing petiole. Umbels with 12-14, unequal rays, 2-3time» as long as the .015 long, fruiting, 15-20-flow-. UMBELLIFER^. (PAKSLEY FAMILY.) 347 ered umbejlet ; involucre 0 ; bracts of involucel few, soon deciduous,short, subulate ; fruit oblong, truncate, .004 long, .0015 broad, short-er than pedicel ; styles deflexed, a little longer than the low, conicalstylopodia — June — Amanus, near Beilan. 5. C ferulaefoliuin, Desf. 1^ .1 to .5; stem divaricate frombase, somewhat angular. Root-leaves triangular in outline, tripinnati-sect into linear, obtuse lobes. Rays of umbel stout, 5-8, twice to threetimes as long as diameter of fruiting umbellet ; bracts of involucre andinvolucel few, short, lanceolate-acuminate, white-margined ; fruitingpedicels thick, stellately spreading, usually shorter than cylindrical-prismatic, .004 to .005 long, .001 broad, somewhat incurved fruits ;styles deflexed, a little longer than truncate-cylindrical, cup-shaped sty-lopodia — April and
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