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RAdix est huic minimi quasi digiti crassitudine, ex pluri∣bus in apicem congestis Asclepiadis modo, nec sine fi∣bris: Caulis pedalis, & bipedalis, atque in udis etiam major: Folia uncias tres longa, unam lata, ambitu crenato dilute vi∣rentia: Flores è foliorum sinu exeuntes purpureo-caerulei, in fundo integri, seu fistulosi, per oras quinquefariam, seu in quinque fissuras divisi, Cardinalis floris aut Rapuntii cocci∣nei
quadantenus aemuli; subsequente semine ruffo, pellucido, capsulis triangularibus (Rapunculorum, seu campanularum omnium more) incluso. Tota Planta perfervidi gustus est, atque gustata linguam vellicando quasi accendit, & urit: quin & è quacunque parte vulnerata lacteus succus emanat. In Eri∣cetis Regiae intra septa Chambort passim in humidis viget. Et circa Aureliam, Lutetiam petens inveni. Etiam Parisiis in hor∣to Regio cultum observavi.
In Tab. XI. I. A. Gramen bicorne, seu distachyophoron mon∣strat. II. B. Alsines Lotoïdes Siculae caulem, foliis, & capsulis semi∣nalibus onustum. Atque ibidem capsulam seminibus inde exemtis apposuimus. III. C. Rapuntii Soloniensis radicem Asclepiadis more, & caulem inferiorem foliis serratis onustum. D. Capsulas seminales. e. Semina minuta. F. Caulis summitatem floribus onustam.