29. Hieracium minus præmorsa radice. Park. 794. Raii Syn. 164. Leontodon autumnale. Sp. pl. 799. _Hawkweed with bitten roots_, or _Yellow Devil’s-bit_. The flowers open about seven, and keep in an expanded state till about three in the afternoon. It flowers in July and August. 30. Pilosella repens Ger. 573. Raii Syn. 170. Hieracium Pilosella Sp. pl. 800. _Common creeping Mouse-ear._ It opens about eight in the morning, and closes about two in the afternoon. Very common on dry pastures, flowering in June and July. 31. Hieracium murorum folio pilosissimo C. B. pin. 129. Raii Syn. 168. Hieracium murorum Sp. pl. 802. The flowers of this plant expand about six or seven, and close about two in the afternoon. Upon old walls, flowering in June and July. This is called in English, _French_ or _Golden Lungwort_. 32. Hieracium fruticosum angustifolium majus. C. B. pin. 129. Hieracium umbellatum Sp. pl. 804. _Narrow-leaved bushy Hawkweed._ The flowers of this species expand about six in the morning, and remain open till five in the afternoon. 33. Hieracium fruticosum latifolium hirsutum C. B. pin. 129. Raii Syn. p. 167. Hieracium sabaudum Sp. pl. 804. _Bushy Hawkweed with broad rough leaves._ These flowers are in their expanded state from about seven in the morning till one or two in the afternoon. In woods, flowering in June and July. 34. Hieracium montanum cichorii folio. Raii. Syn. p. 166. Hieracium paludosum Sp. pl. 638. Fl. Suec. 2. Nº. 702. _Succory-leaved Mountain Hawkweed._ The flowers expand about six in the morning, and close about five in the afternoon. 35. Hieracium hortense floribus atro-purpurascentibus C. B. pin. 128. Hieracium aurantiacum Sp. pl. 801. _Garden Hawkweed with deep purple flowers_, or _Sweet Indian Mouse-ear_. The flowers are in their expanded state from six or seven in the morning till three or four in the afternoon. 36. Hieracium luteum glabrum, sive minus hirsutum. J. B. Raii Syn. 165. Crepis tectorum Sp. pl. 807. _Smooth Succory Hawkweed._ The flowers of this plant expand about four in the morning, and close about noon. 37. Hieracium Alpinum Scorzoneræ folio Tourn. Inst. 472. Crepis Alpina Sp. pl. 806. _Mountain Hawkweed with a vipers-grass leaf._ These open about five or six, and close at eleven in the forenoon. 38. Hieracium dentis leonis folio, flore suave-rubente, C. B. pin. 127. Raii hist. pl. 231. Crepis rubra Sp. pl. 806. _Hawkweed of Apulia with a flesh-coloured flower._ The flowers remain in their expanded state from six or seven in the morning till one or two in the afternoon. 39. Hieracium echioides, capitulis cardui benedicti C. B. pin. 128. Raii Syn. 166. Picris echioides Sp. pl. 792. _Lang de bœuf._ On banks about hedges, and about the borders of fields, flowering in August. These expand about four or five in the morning, and never close before noon: sometimes they remain open till nine at night.