A Botanical Arrangement of All the Vegetables Naturally Growing in ..., volume 2

Withering William

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Park.
1041.
In turfy Bogs. P. Auguft.
403 P O L Y P O D Y. 1 1 79 Polypodium .
Flowers difpofed in diftind circular dots on the under furfacc of the leaf.
* Leaves with voinged clefts. Lohes united.
POLYPODY. Leaves with winged clefts ; wings oblong ; ^ foinewhat ferrated ; blunt. Root {cAy, —and hairy, Flowirs ^T"'''* jcllowi/b hroum ; in rows^ parallel to the rih of the little leaves. V uigare Polypodium vulgare. Bauh. pin. 3^19. Park. 1039.
Polypodium, Gerard. 1 138. Ra/s Syn. 117.
2. Little... leavej ferrated. — ^^^ ^^^ „ .
Polypodium murale pinnulis ferratis. Ra/s Syn. ii-j. '^ "*' * " ' On old walls ; Ihady places ; and at the roots of trees. P.
The root is fweetilh : by long boiling it becomes bitter. When frefli it is a gentle purgative. An infufion of fix drams of it in half a pine of bulling water may be taken at twice.
POLYPODY. Leaves with winged clefts ; wings fpear- u„„,.
ihaped : ragged with clefts, and ferrated. ^ ^ Jf ^^^^ ^ Polypodium Cambro-britannicum pinnulis ad margines la- ^^"'^"^""^ amatis.

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