Readings for line KD.6.286

L.6.293KD.6.286
Ac I haue percil and porettes · and many kole plantes
M.6.293KD.6.286
Ac I haue percile and porettus . and many ko..ol plauntus
Cr1.6.292KD.6.286
And I haue perceley and porets , & many cole plantes ,
W.6.293KD.6.286
Ac I haue percile and porettes . and manye cole plauntes
Hm.6.292KD.6.286
ac y haue percyle and porrettes · and many cole plontys
C.6.288KD.6.286
And I haue percelle and porettz · and many cale plantes
G.7.293KD.6.286
but I hauve percyle & porrettes & manye cole plantes
O.6.294KD.6.286
Ac I haue percel & porettis  & many cole plantes
R.6.291KD.6.286
Ac I haue percyle and porett  and many queynte herbes .R.6.291:R's queynte herbes is unique. Cf. F's propre herbys and beta's kole plantes. Most A witnesses agree with beta's reading (albeit non-alliterating), but Kane has changed his mind since 1960 and in the revised Athlone edition of A opines that the metrically appropriate reading of manuscripts AMaH (plante colis) is likelier to be original (461).
F.5.941KD.6.286
But y have Persyȝle & porrettis / & fele propreF.5.941: F's propre before herbys is unique. R's erroneous queynte herbes may represent alpha, and F has revised to correct the alliteration. Beta witnesses also fail in alliteration, reading cole plauntys. herbys.