Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.Various
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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.
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18. Tragopogon luteum Ger. 595. Raii Syn. 171. Tragopogon pratense
Sp. pl. 789. _Yellow Goats Beard_, or _Go-to-bed-at-noon_. The latter
of these names was given to this plant long since, on account of this
remarkable property. The flowers open in general about three or four
o’clock, and close again about nine or ten, in the morning. These
flowers will perform their _vigiliæ_, if set in a phial of water,
within doors for several mornings successively; and I have sometimes
observed them to be quite closed, from their utmost state of expansion,
in less than a quarter of an hour. It flowers in June.
19. Tragopogon gramineis foliis, hirsutis. C. B. pin. 275. Raii. Hist.
Plant. 253. _Rose-coloured Goats Beard._ These open between five and
six in the morning, and close about eleven. Tragopog. hybridum Sp.
plant. 789.
20. Tragopogon, calycibus corolla brevioribus inermibus, foliis
lyrato-sinuatis. Hort. Ups. 244. Sp. pl. 790. Hall. Hort. Gotting. 2.
p. 419. The flowers of this plant open at six or seven in the morning,
and shut between the hours of twelve and four in the afternoon.
21. Sonchus Tingitanus papaveris folio. Tourn. Raii Suppl. 137.
Scorzonera Tingitana Sp. pl. 791. _African Sowthistle with a poppy
leaf._ This plant opens its flowers between four and six in the
morning, and closes them in about three hours.
22. Sonchus repens, multis hieracium majus J. B. II. 1017. Raii Syn.
163. Sonchus arvensis Sp. pl. 793. _Tree Sowthistle._ These flowers
expand about six or seven, and close between eleven and twelve in the
forenoon. This is common in corn-fields, and flowers in June, July, and
August.
23. Sonchus lævis Ger. Raii Syn. 161. Sonchus oleraceus Sp. pl. 794.
_Smooth or unprickly Sowthistle, Hares Lettuce._ These open about five
in the morning, and close again at eleven or twelve.
24. Sonchus lævis laciniatus cæruleus C. B. pin. 124. Raii Hist. pl.
225. Sonchus alpinus Sp. pl. 794. _Blue-flowered Mountain Sowthistle._
These open about seven, and close about noon.
25. Sonchus tricubitalis, folio cuspidato Merr. pin. Raii Syn. 163.
Sonchus asper arborescens C. B. pin. 124. Sonchus palustris Sp. pl.
793. _The greatest Marsh tree Sowthistle._ It expands its flowers about
six or seven, and closes them about two in the afternoon.
26. Lactuca sativa C. B. pin. 122. Sp. pl. 795. _Garden Lettuce_, opens
its flowers about seven, and closes them about ten, in the forenoon.
27. Dens leonis Ger. 228. Raii Syn. 170. Leontodon Taraxacum Sp. pl.
798. _Dandelion._ It expands at five or six, and closes at eight or
nine, in the forenoon. This flowers early in the spring, and again in
the autumn.
28. Dens leonis hirsutus leptocaulos, Hieracium dictus. Raii Syn.
171. Leontodon hispidum Sp. pl. 799. _Rough Dandelion_, or _Dandelion
Hawkweed_. This plant opens its flower about four in the morning, and
keeps it expanded till three in the afternoon. In May.
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