10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWINE'S CRESS»
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Mediterranean Vegetables: A Cook's ABC of Vegetables and ...
P aviculari) (Polygonaceae) Also called knotgrass, buckshorn, iron grass;
SPANISH: centinodia, grama; TURKISH: at mtrcimekegi PLANT
CHARACTERISTICS AND VARIETIES Swine's cress is an annual whose 2-foot-
tall stems are freely ...
2
On the popular names of British Plants, being an explanation ...
Galium aparine, L. GOOSE-TANSY, a plant with tansy-like leaves, which Ray
says is called so “because eaten by geese,” but perhaps like crow's garlick,
swine's cress, and dog's mercury, the name may imply merely a tansy for a goose
, ...
Richard Chandler Alexander PRIOR, 1863
3
English Botany;: Or, Coloured Figures of British Plants
Plant deep green, rather fleshy, entirely glabrous. Common Wart Cress, Swine's
Cress. French, Senebiere Come de Cerf. German, Gemeine Feldkresse. This
little plant has a very active flavour of a mustard and cress character, every part of
it, ...
4
The History of the County of Derby
... on cultivated ground Cochlearea officinalis, garden scurvy grass, May, white,
near the great cavern, Castleton, and Wirksworth Armoracea, horse raddish,
watery places, May, white Coronopus Ruellii, swine's cress, road sides, June to
July, ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1829
5
The history and gazetteer of the county of Derby
Coronopus liuellii, swine's cress, road sides, June to July, white, Duffield.
SILIQUOSA. Cardamine impatiens, impatient ladies' smock, rocks, May to June,
white, abundant in the woods opposite the Matlock old bath. hirsuta, hairy-leaved
ladies' ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1831
6
A synopsis of the flora of the western states
122. Sisymbrium oíficinale. Hedge mustard. June— Sept. y. 1 to 2 f. O. rd. W. 123.
S. canescens. Ap. y. lto2f. G>. Banks of the Miss- St. L. Bk. 224. Coronopus
didyma. Swine's cress. Jul. 1 to 2 f. ©• Mo. Ter. Nutt- 1Î5. Stanleya pinnatisida.
May. y.
John Leonard Riddell, 1835
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An Introduction to Botany: Containing an Explanation of the ...
... Cress, Swine's Cress, Wall; or Tower mustard Turritis Cress, Warted
Cochlearia coronopus Cress, Water Sisymbrium ...
James Lee, Stewart C., 1806
8
The Western Journal of the Medical & Physical Sciences
Shores of Lake Huron. Dr. Todd. 122. Sisymbrium officinale. Hedge mustard.
June— Sept. y. 1 to 2 f. O. rd. W. 123. S. canescens. Ap. y. 1 to 2 f. Q. Banks of the
Miss. St. L. Bk. 224. Coronopus didyma. Swine's cress. Jul. 1 to 2 f. O, Mo. Tcr.
Nutt.
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The little English flora; or, A botanical and popular ...
Pod two-valved, rounded, with a long beak ; calyx erect. Mustard (Sinapis.) Pod
two-valved, rounded ; calyx spreading. Radish (Rhaphanus.) Pod without valves ;
calyx erect. WART-CRESS. CORONOPUS. Common Wart-Cress. Swine's Cress
...
George William Francis, 1839
10
The domestic gardener's manual
... Danish Cochlearia danica — — Wart-cress, common ; swine's cress Senebiera
coronopus — — Rocket, purple sea Cakile maritima — I — Sea kale Crambe
maritima — — Ladies'-smock, impatient Cardamine impatiens — 2. hairy hirsuta
...
John Towers (C.M.H.S.), 1839
