1698. Petiver, in Phil. Trans., XX. 400. They [sc. the leaves] are sharp at each end and stalkless. Ibid. (c. 1711), Gazophyl., X. 95. Broad-leaved stalkless Dwarf-Moss.
1894. [Gertrude L. Bell], Safar nameh. Persian Pict., 47. Held out our hands to be filled with stalkless jessamine blossoms deliciously scented.
