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148 containg a few oblong irregular seeds adhering to an husky Columella. Pods fly out of ye [head?] when touched —
Root — Divaricated — small, [?] fibres —
Stalks, large, hallow, smooth & almost transparent [Joints?] — swelled — branches stand & [?] with out leaves — 2 feet or more high — very much branched & leaves at ye upper branches as ye rise from axilla —
Leaves oval with a few serra — long pedicles — light green
Flower stalks rise from ala of leaves — branched — flowers stand single on ye branches of ye flower stalk — 2 or 3 on a branch — there perticular pedicles are not very long. It is used for jaundice Colour of flower before discribed —
July 30 — 1783 — amen —