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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PLANTS,

CULTIVATED IN THE

BOTANIC GARDEN,

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS.

BY W. D. PECK,

PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY,

Published by direction of the Board of Visitors, for the use of Visiters, and of Siudents of Botany
ip Harvard College.

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PRINTED EY HILLIARD AND METCALF.
At the University Press,

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ADVERTISEMENT.

Tue Botanic Garden at Cambridge was intended for
the cultivation of plants from various parts of the world, to
facilitate the acquisition of botanical knowledge. It was
also intended to receive all such indigenous trees, shrubs,
and herbaceous plants, as are worthy of attention, as being
useful in domestic economy, in the arts, or in medicine.

The present collection began with exotic plants, contri-
buted by friends of the institution, who possessed green-
houses in the vicinity, who, as they have acquired new
plants, have generously continued to impart them.

_ Gentlemen who have visited tropical regions in the East
and West Indies, and in Africa, have also presented plants
and seeds ; and seeds have been received from some of the
Botanic Gardens in Europe. From all these sources, the
collection is enriched with many very curious plants, which
would be much valued any where.

In all establishments of this kind, it is usual to employ
some person solely in collecting plants; but the funds of
this institution have not been sufficient to meet such an ex-
pense, and no person has been engaged in this necessary em-
ployment, till the last summer, when a gentleman, skilled in
plants, was partially occupied in introducing the indigenous

-productions.*

Hence the number of native plants is comparatively
small; as their number increases, proper and acceptable re-
turns will be made to foreign friends.

‘The plants of the twenty fourth Class are but few in
number at present, but they will be increased. Some of
the second Order have been used in dyeing, of the fourth

and fifth in medicine. Of those of the sixth, seventh, and

eighth Orders, very few are yet introduced.

_ These generally choose their own appropriate soil and
exposure. ‘They are objects rather of study than of cul-
ture ; but whoever studies botany for the love of it, will find

* At the expense of the Trustees of the Agricultural Society.

iv ADVERTISEMENT.

his patient and laborious investigation of these admirable
productions of Almighty wisdom, amply rewarded by the en-
tertainment and gratification they will afford.

The first column in this catalogue is the number placed
by the plant in the garden; the second column is the Latin
name; the third, the English name; the fourth, its native
place of growth: the fifth, its time of flowering; and the
sixth, its duration.

-_

-The authors, whose names of plants occur here, are in-
dicated by the following abbreviations.

Ach. Acharius. H.R.M. Hortus Re- Muhl. Muhlenberg.
Br. Brown. gius Madritensis. Pers. Persoon. —
Cav. Cavaniiles. Lamb, Lambert. P. Pursh. -

Curt. Curtis. L. Linneus. ' “Willd. Willdenow.

Desf. Desfontaines. M. Michaux.

© Marks the plants of annual duration.

é the biennial plants.

v the herbaceous perennials.

h the trees and shrubs.

C. ¢. h. indicates the plants of the Cape of Good Hope.

REGULATIONS.

Members of the Board of Visitors, original Subscri-
bers to the foundation of this Institution, the Governour and
Legislature of the State, the Corporation, Board of Over-
seers, Professors and Instructers of Harvard College, stran-
gers of distinction, and clergymen, are admitted to the Gar-
den, gratis. Other visiters are admitted by tickets. An
annual ticket of five dollars admits a family at any time
through the year. .

An annual ticket of two dollars admits a single person
in the same manner. ‘Tickets fer occasional visits at twen-
ty-five cents each person.

These may all be found at Messrs. Cummings & Hil-
liard’s, Booksellers, No. 1, Cornhill, Boston, and at William
Hilliard’s, Bookseller, Cambridge. This Catalogue may al-
so be obtained at these places, and of the gardener.

Living exotic plants may be purchased by applying to
the gardener.

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ClassI. MONANDRIA.

Canna.
1 indica.}
2 esculenta.
Curcuma.
3 longa.
Lopezia
4 racemosa.

Blitum
5 capitatum.

Jasminum.
6 azoricum.
-7 officinalis

8 grandiflorum.

Ligustrum.
9 vulgare.
_ Syringa.
10 vulgaris.
11 persica.

CATALOGUE.

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Order 1. MONOGY NTA.

Flowering Reed.

common.
esculent rooted.
Turmeric.
long rooted.
Lopezia.
smooth leaved.

East Indies, June, Sept.

E. Indies.

Mexico.

Order 11. DIGYNTA.

Blite.

strawberry.

Europe.

Class Il. DIANDRIA.
Order 1. MONOGY NTA.

Jasmine.
azorean.

common.
great flowered.
Privet.
common.
Lilac.
commone
persian.
1

Azores Isl. July, Sept.

India.
E. Indies.

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Oct.

July, Aug.

July, Sept.
July, Aug.

Naturalized. June.

Persia.
Persia,

May.

June.

Olea.
12 capensis.
13 fragrans.

Circa.
14 lutetiana.

Veronica.

-15 virginica.

16 decussata,

17 gentianoides.

18 serpyllifolia.
19 paniculata.
20 scutellata.
Justicia.
21 ceerulea.
22 peruviana,
23 parviflora.
Verbena.
24 urticifolia.
25 triphylla.
Lycopus.
26 virginicus.
Monarda.
27 didyma.

Rosmarinus.

28 officinalis.
Salvia.

29 officinalis.

80 coccinea.

$1 verticillata.

32 aurea.

$3 hispanica.

Collinsonia.

34 canadensis.

Anthoxanthum.

odoratum.

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DIANDRIA.

Olive tree.
Cape.

sweet scented.

common.
Speedwell.
Virginian.

cross leaved.
Gentian leaved.
Paul’s Betony.
panicled.
swamp.
Justicia.

blue flowered.
peruvian. |
small flowered.
Vervain.
common.

lemon scented.

‘Enchanter’s Night Shade.

Water horehound.

Virginian.
Monarda.
Oswego Tea.

Rosemary.
common,

Sage.

common,
scarlet.
whorl-flowered.
golden.

spanish.

Collinsonia.
Rich weed.

C.g. h.

China. July
Native. July.
Virginia. Aug.
Falkland Isl. June
Armenia. July, Aug.
Native. May, June.
Bohemia. July, Aug.
Native. July, Aug.
E. Indies. June, July.
Peru. Aug.

K. Indies. Aug. Sept.
Native. July.
Chili. Aug. Sept.
Native. July, Aug.
N. Carolin. Aug.

S. Europe. May.

S. Europe. July. i
Florida. July, Sept.
Germany. July, Sept.
C.g-h. July.
Spain. Aug. Sept.
Native. Aug.

Order Ul. DIGVNTA.

Spring grass.

sweet scented.

‘Naturalized. June.

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Valeriana. Valerian.

86 rubra. red. Europe. June. Y¥
Cneorum. Widow-wail.

$7 tricoccum. three celled, S. Europe. June. ¥
Crocus. Crocus. |

38 vernus. spring. - Alps. April. ¥

‘in | Ixia

39 crocata. saffron coloured. C.g. h. June. y

40 hyalina. transparent. —-- yore ¥

41 chinensis. — spotted flowered. China. July, Sept. 7

_ Gladiolus. Gladious.

42 undulatus. -waved-flowered. C.g. h. June. Y

43 communis. Corn flag. _ §.Europe. July. pli

Iris. Tris.

44 pumila. dwarf. Europe. May. xX

45 germanica. common garden. Germany. June. xy

46 virginica. blue flag. Native. June. ¥

47 persica. persian. Persia. April. x

48 gracilis. Bigelow. slender. Native. June. py
Commelina. Day flower.

49 erecta. upright. Virginia. Aug. Sept. 2 :

Xyris. Xyris.

50 flexuosa. twisted leaved. Native. July, Aug. 2
Scheenus. Bog rush.

51 angustifolius.Vahl. sheath leaved. Native. Aug. ¥
Cyperus. Cyperus.

52 papyrus. Paper reed. Egypt. Aug. xX
Spartina. Muhl. Rough grass.

53 cynosurdides. _— dog’s tail. Native. Aug. Sept. -¥

Order Ul. DIGY NTA,

Saccharum. Sugar cane.

94 officinarum. common. ~~ Indies. y
Phalaris. Canary Grass,

55 canariensis. common. CanaryIsl. Aug.

4 "TRIANDRIA.
Paspalum. Paspalum.

56 debile. slender stalked. Native. July. ¥
Panicum. Panic grass.

57 italicum. italian. ‘Indies. Aug. ©

58 Crus-galli. Barn grass. Naturalized. Aug. 0)

59 sanguinale. slender spiked. Native. Aug. 0)

60 capillare. Vanity. Native. July, Aug. ©

61 Jatifolium. broad leaved. Native. Aug. 0}
Phleum. Cat’s Tail grass.

62 pratense. meadow. Naturalized. July. xy
Alopecurus. Fox tail.

63 pratensis. meadow. Naturalized. June. pi

64 genicuiatus, flote. Native. July. x
Agrostis. Bent grass.

65 vulgaris. Red top. — Naturalized. July. p)4

66 stolonifera. creeping. Fiorin. Britain. Aug. xy
Poa. Meadow grass.

67 annua. . annual. Native. § May, June. ©

68 compressa. flat stalked. Native. July. 2
Dactylis. Cock’s foot.

69 glomerata, Orchard grass. Native. July. pli
Briza. Quaking grass.

70 maxima. great. S. Europe. July. 0)
Festuca. Fescue grass. |

71 pratensis. meadow. Native. June. Y

72 durinscula. hard. Europe. June. Y
Bromus. Brome grass.

73 secalinus, rye. Cheat. Naturalized. July. ©
Stipa. Feather grass.

74 tortilis. twisted-bearded Spain. July. ©
Avena. Oat grass.

75 elatior. tall. Europe. Ju ne. y

76 sativa. common oat. Juan Fernand. Isl. Aug. 2f

77 sterilis. Animated oat. Spain. July. O)
Arundo. Reed grass.

78 colorata. striped. Europe. Aug. py
Lolium. Darnel.

79 perenne. Ray grass. Europe. July. y

TETRANDRIA.

_ Secale. Rye. .

80 cereale. common. Crete. Aug.
_ Hordeum. Barley. ;

81 vulgare. common. Sicily. Aug.
» Triticum. Wheat.

2 estivum. summer. Bassora. Aug.
83 compositum. Egyptian. Egypt. Aug,
84 repens. — Couch, or Quich gr. Naturalized. Aug.

Order 111. TRIGYNTA.
Mollugo. Mollugo.
85 verticillata. Carpet-weed. _ native. July.

Class IV. TETRANDRIA.
Order 1. MONOGYNTA.

‘Aulax. Aulax.
. 86 pinifolia Br. pine leaved.
Protea pinifolia, L.

Leucadendum. Leucadeadum.
87 argenteum Br. Silver-Tree.
Protea argentea L.
88 Levisanus Br. thyme leayed.
Protea Levisanus L.

Protea. Protea.
89 Speciosa. shewy.

90 melaleuca Br, _ black flowered.
91 mellifera. honey bearing.
92 grandiflora. great flowered.
93 nana. dwarf.

94 acaulis. stemless.

Leucospermum. Leucospermum.

95 conocarpum. conefruited.
Protea conocarpa. Willd.

Cephalanthus. Globe ffower Shrub.

96 occidentalis. American.

native.

June.

July, Aug.

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Dipsacus. §_ Teasel. :
97 fullonum. Fuller’s. S. Europe. July. é
98 sylvestus. wild. Europe. Juiy. é
Scabiosa. —- Scabious. 3 |
99 atropurpurea. sweet. India. Aug. ¢ . i
Houstonia. § Houstonia. u ' §
100 ccerulea. pale blue. native. § May pI
Mitchella. Mitchella. .
101 repens. Checker-berry. native. July. h
Plantago. Plantain. :
102 major. greater.) native. July. pli
103 lanceelata. narrow leayed. native. June. Y
Cornus. Cornel. ,
104 canadensis. low. native. June, y
105 florida. flowering. native. June. h
106 alba. white fruited. _ native. June. h
107 circinata. round leaved. _ native. June. 1)
. Isnardia. Isnardia.
108 palustris. swamp. native. June, July. ©
Pothos. Pothos.
109 feetida M. Skunk-cabbage. native. April. pI
Order II. DIGY.N'TA.
Hamamelis. Hamamelis.
110 virginica. Witch-Hazle. _ native. Nov. h
Order VV. TETRAGY NTA.
Tlex. Holly.
111 canadensis M. smail leaved. native. May. h
Sagina. Pearl-wert.
112 procumbens. _ procumbent. native. § June. Oo

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Order 1. MONOGYNTA.

Heliotropium. Turnsole. Holiotrope.
11S peruvianum., — peruvian. Peru.

114 parviflorum? _ paleflowered W. Ind.

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PENTANDRIA.

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Myosotis. Scorpion Grass.
115 scorpidides. = marshe © Europe. May.
-» Anchusa. Bugloss.
116 ochroleuca. siberian. Siberia June, July.
' Cynoglossum. Hound’s tongue.
117 officinale. officinal. Europe. June July.
‘118 creticum. cretan. Crete. July, Aug.
~ Symphytum. Comfrey.
119 officinale. officinal. Europe. July, Aug.
- Borago. ~_ Borage. |
120: officinalis. officinal. Europe. June, July.
‘Lycopsis. Wild Bugloss.
121 arvensis small. S. Europe. June.
Echium. Viper’s Bugloss.
122 grandiflorum. great flowered. C.g-h. July.
123 vulgare. common.
Nolana. Nolana.
124 prostrata. trailing. Peru. July, Aug.
Primula. Primula,
125 farinosa. Bird’s-eye, Kurope. June.
126 Auricula. Auricula. Switzerland. June.
Cyclamen. Cyclamen.
127. persicum. persian. Cyprus Is. May.
128 hederzfolium. ivy leaved. Italy. Aug.
_ Menyanthes. Buck bean. |
129 trifoliata. three leaved. natives May.
Hydrophyllum. Water leaf.
130 magellanicum. magellanic. July.
_ Lysimachia. Loosestrife.
131 stricta. upright. native. July.
132 hybrida.M. swamp. natives July, Aug.
133 ciliata. broad leaved. native. July, Aug.
Anagallis. Pimpernel. —
134 arvensis. scarlet. native. June, Sept.
134 ceerulea, dark blue. native. July.
Spigelia. Worm grass.
136 marylandica. _ perennial. S. States. July.
Azalea. Azalea.
137 viscosa. clammy. native. June, July.

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4138 rosea.
159 zeylanica.
Phlox.
140 paniculata.
141 suaveolens.
142 maculata.
145 subulata.
Convalvulus.
144 arvensis.
145 Sepium.
146 purpureus.
147 Cneorum.
148 tricolor.
Ipomea.
149 Quamoclit.
150 coccinea.
151 triloba.
Polemonium.
152 cceruleum.
Campanula.
153 pyramidalis.
154 Trachelium.
155 Medium.
156 sibirica.
147 Speculum.
158 perfoliata.
Roella.
159 ciliata.
Lobelia.
160 cardinalis.
161 inflata.
Coffea.
162 arapvica.

Lonicera.
i163 sempervirens.

164 Periclymenum.

PENTANDRIA.

Lead wort.
rose coloured. | E. Indies.

white flowered. E, Indies.

June, Sept.

Phlox.

panicled. 'S. States. July, Aug.
sweet scented. 8. States. July.
spotted. S. States. July.

low. N. Jersey. June. *
Bindweed.
field. native. June, Sept.
pink flowered. native. June, July.
great. Ind. & Am. July.

silver leaved. Levant. July.

three coloured. S. Europe. July.
Ipomea.

winged leaved. India. Aug.
scarlet flowered. 8. Domingo, July.
violet. W.Ind. Ang, Sept.
Greek Valerian.

blue. Europe. July.

Bell flower.

pyramidal. Carniola. Aug. Sept.
Throatwort. Europe. July, Aug.
Canterbury. Germ. It. July.
siberian. Siberia. July.

Venus looking glass. S. Europe. June.
wild. native. June.
Roella.

fringed leaved. C.g.h. June.
Lobelia.

Cardinal flower. native- Aug. Sept.
Emetic weed. _ native. Aug.
Coffee ree.

arabian. Arabia felix. Oct.
Honeysuckle.

trumpet. America July Oct.
Woodbine. Europe. June.

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Jalappa. . ym E. &. W. In. July.
166 longifiora. ong flowered. Mexico. July.
-. Verbascum. Miullein. .
- 167 Thapsus. common. naturalized. July.
Datura. Datura. : )
168 Stramonium. Apple-Peru. naturalized. Aug. Sept.
169 arborea. — tree. Peru. June.
| yoscyamus. Henbane. Wh
170 niger. common. naturalized. July.
‘Nicotiana, = Tobacco. 7
“171 rustica, oval leaved. N. Amer. Aug.
172 paniculata. small flowered. Peru, Aug.
_ _Nicandra. Nicandra. |
| 173 physaldides. bladder fruited. Peru. Aug.
~. Selanum. Night shade.

174 Pseudo-capsicum. Winter cherry. Madeira. July.

. “175 Dulcamara. _ Bitter sweet. native. July.

176 quereifolium. oak leaved. —S—~Peru. July,
177 tuberosum Potatoe. Peru. July Aug.

178 Lycopersicum. Tomata. S. America. Aug.
3 179 Pseudo-Lycopersicon. round-fruited Tomata. Aug,
180 nigrum f. black berried. — native. Aug.
& 181 Melongena. Egg plant. As. Af. Am, Aug.
5 182 indicum. east Indian. _—_— India. Aug.

183 giganteum. giant. C.g.h.

_ Capsicum. Capsicum.

~ 184 annuum. Guinea pepper. S. America. Aug.
‘ Lycium. Box thorn. ,

185 europeum. — european. Europe. June.
" Serissa. Serissa..
_ 186 feetida. fetid. Japan, May.

Ceanothus. | Ceanothus.

_ 178 americanus. N. Jersey tea. _ native. Aug.
- Celastrus. _— Staff tea.
_ 188 octogonus. angular-leaved. Peru.

189 cernuus. drooping-flowered. C. g. h.

_ Evonymus. _— Spindle tree.

190 europzus, european. Europe. June.

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Diosma. Diosma. ‘IM
191 ericoides. heath leaved. Ethiopiaa June. bh
Itea. Itea. F ? |
192 virginica. Virginian. Virginia. July. h
Mangifera. Mango tree.
193 indica. ~ indian. E. Indies. bh
Ribes. Currant.
194 rubrum. red. N. Europe. May. es
198 acum ees Columbia Up
197 floridum. black. native. June. ch
198 Grossularia. Gooseberry. “Europe. May. h
199 Cynosbati. _ prickly Gooseberry. N. Amer. vibe, Si
Viola. Violet. | “a
200. pedata. multifid. native. ~ June. YY
201 sagittata. arrow leaved. native. June. YU
202 primuleefolia. primrose leaved. native. June. Y
203 eucullata, hood leaved. native. June. Yy
204 debilis. humble. native. June. | Y
205 pubescens. hairy. native. June. Y
206 tricoler. Pansy. _ Europe. May, Sept. 2%
20% erecta H.R.M, upright flowered. Spain? June, July. %
Impatiens. Balsamine, : wie
208 Balsamina. common. India. Aug. ‘ow
209 biflora.’ Touch me not. native. Aug. O
Vitis. Grapevine.
210 Labrusca, fox. native. h
211 riparia M. sweet scented. _ native. h
Achyranthes. Chaff flower. :
212 crispa. curved. ~ India. Aug. b.
Celosia. Cock’s comb.
213 cristata. common. _ Asia. July. 0)
Cerbera. Cerbera. | “
214 Thevetia. willow leaved, Cuba. Aug. Sept. h
Gardenia. Gardenia.
215 florida. Cape Jasmine. Ind, Africa. Aug. Sept. k
Vinca. Periwinkle.
216 minor. small. Europe. July. h
217 major. great flowered. Europe. July. bh

PENTANDRIA. 11
218 rosea. rose coloured. Madagascar. June, Oct.
- Nerium. Rose Bay. a
£19 a. Oleander. S. Eu. Ind. Aug. Sept. h
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Order Ul. DIGYNTA,

Periploca. — Periploca.

220 greeca. common. Spain. Aug.

921 grandiflora. great flowered. India.

222 africana. african. C.g.h. Aug.
Apocynum. Dog’s bane. .
223 androsemifolium. Tutsan leaved, native. Aug.

“ _ Asclepias. Swallow wort.

224 syriaca. ~ syrian. native. Aug.

225 pulchra. _ water. native. July.

226 tuberosa. Pleurisy root, native. July.

207° fruticosa. shrubby. C.g.he July.

228 linea: is H.R. M. narrow leaved.
‘ . Ceropegia. Ceropegia.

229 sagittata. arrow leaved. C.g.h.

_ Stapelia. Stapelia.
230 varivgata. | variegated. C.g.h. Aug.
231 guttata. spotted. C. g. h.

Chenopodium. Goose foot.
282 Bonus Henricus. Eng. Mercury. Europe. June.

233 album. Pig weed. naturalized. July.
234 hybridum. tall. naturalized. Sept.
235 incisum ? fetid. July.
236 suaveolens. sweet scented. July.
. Beta. Beet. }
237 vulgaris. red, S. Europe. Aug.
Gomphrena. Globe amaranth.
238 globosa. common. India. Aug.

239 decumbens H.R. M. trailing. . S. Amer.
: Ulmus, _—Elm.
240 icana. american, native. April.

entiana. Gentian.
241 Saponaria. soap wort leaved. native. Sept.
242 crinita, fringed flowered. native. Sept.

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12 PENTANDRIA.
Eryngium. Eryngo.

243 planum. flat-leaved. - Austria. Aug. ¥
Sanicula. Sanicle. |

244 marilandica. common. native. § June. pl
Daucus. Carrot. ;

245 Carota. common. Europe. July. é
Conium. Hemlock. |

246 maculatum. _ spotted-stalked. naturalized. July. i
Heracleum. Cow parsnip. . .

247 lJanatum. woolly. native. § June. pl,
Sium. | Water Parsnip.

248 latifolium. broad-leaved. native. Aug. py
Cicuta. Cicuta.

249 bulbifera. bulb bearing. native. Aug. ©

250 maculata. purple. native. Aug. 2
Cherophyllum, Chervil. ’

251 Claytoni. Sweetcicely. native. July. — pl,
Pastinaca. Parsnip. |

252 sativa. common. S. Europe. Aug. é
Smyrnium. Alexanders. |

Q53 aureume golden. native. § June. y
Apium. Parsley.

254 Petroselinum. common. Sardinia, July. E

255 graveolens 8. Celery. Europe. July. é

Order Wl. TRIGENTA.

Rhus. Sumach.
256 Coriaria. currier’s. S. Europe. h
257 typhinum. —_ buck’s horn. - native. June. h
258 glabrum, smooth. native. June, July. hb
259 vernixamericanum. dogwood. native. June. bh
260 vernix japanicum. varnish tree. Japan. hk
- 261 toxicodendron. poison ivy. native. June. k
262 lucidum. shining leaved. C. g. h. . h
263 Cotinuse venetian. Italy. July. h
Viburnum. Viburnum.
264 Tinus. Laurustinus. Port. Sp. It. Jan. Feb. hk
265 nudum, naked. native. June. h

PENTANDRIA.
266 dentatum. toothed leaved. native.
7 acerifolium. maple leaved. _ native.
268 Opulus. Snow ball. Europe.
269 Lentago. pear leaved. native.
270 OxycoccusP. cranberrytree. native.
Sambucus. Elder.
271 canadensis. common. native.
$taphylea. Bladder nut.
272 trifolia. three leaved. native.
"Tamarix. 'Tamarisk.
273 gallica. french. Fr, Sp. It.
Alsine. Chick weed.
274 media. common. native.
Basella. Malabar night-shade.
275 alba. white. E. Indies.
Pertulacaria. Purslane tree.
276 afra. africana. Africa.
Order V. PENTAGYNIA.
Aralia. Aralia.
277 spinosa. Angelica tree. Virginia.
278 hispida M. bristly. native.
279 racemosa. Life of man. native.
280 nudicaulis. Sarsaparilla. native.
Statice. Thrift.
281 mucronata. ruffled. Barbary.
Linum. Flax.

282 narbonense. narbonne, France.
283 perenne. perennial. Siberia.
Drosera. Sundew.

284 rotundifolia. round leayed. native.

-

Myosurus.
285, minimus.

Order VII. POLYGY NTA.

Mouse tail.
smallest.

a1
%

Europe.

June.

June.
June.
June:
June.
June.
June. |

June.

July.

Sept.
June.
June.

May, June.

June.

June.
July.

Aug.

May.

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Class VI. HEXANDRIA.
Order 1. MONOGYNTA.

Tradescantia. Spider wort.
286 virginica. virginian. July, Sept.

287 erecta. upright. Mexico. Aug.
Pontederia. Pontederia.

288 cordata. pickerel weed. native.
Hemanthus. Blood flower.

289 coccineus. scarlet. C.g.he Aug. Sep.
Galanthus. Snow drop.

290 nivalis. common. Europe. April.
Narcissus. Narcissus. ,

291 pseudo-narcissus. Daffedil. Europe. April, May.

292 poeticus. white. _ Europe. June.

. Agapanthus. Blue lily.

293 umbellatus. african. C.g.he July.
Amaryllis. Amaryllis.

294 formosissima. Jacobea lily. S. America. June, Aug.

295 tubispatha. tube sheathed. | Buenos Ayres.

296 Belladonna. Belladonna lily. W. Indies. Aug.
Allium. = Garlic. ,

297 sativum. common. Sicily. July.

298 ascalonicum. Shallot. Palestine. July.

299 mutabile M. —_ wild onion. native. June.

300 proliferum. tree onion. July.

301 Cepa. common onion. July.

502 tricoccum. three seeded onion. native. July."

305 Schoenaprasum. Cives. N. Europe. July.
Lilium. Lily.

304 candidum. white. Palestine. June.

$05 tigrinum. tiger. N. China. Aug.

306 canadense. canada. native. July, Aug.

307 philadetphicum. philadelphia. native. July.
Fritillaria. Fritillary.

308 imperialise Crown imperial. Persia. May, June.
Eucomis. Eucomis.

309 punctata. spotted. C.g:h. July.

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330 margaritifera.
331 verrucosa.
332 lingua.

333 variegata.
334 viscosa.

335 retusa.

pearl.

warted.

tongue.
partridge breast.
clammy.
cushion.

HEXANDRIA.

Uvularia. Bell wort. |

$10 sessilifoliae sessile leaved. native. July.
Erythronium. Dog’s tooth violet.

$11 americanum Curt. american. native. ~May.
Tulipa. Tulip. |

$12 suavolens. ‘sweet scented. S. Europe. June.

‘$13 Gesneriana. | cammon. _ Cappadocia. June.
Hypoxis. Hypoxis. “

314 erecta. upright. native. § July, Sept.
Ornithogalum. Star of Bethlehem.

$15 umbellatum. — umbelled. Europe. May.

$16 lacteum. African star flower. C.g.h. July.
Scilla. Squill. |

817 maritima. common. -S. Europe.
Asphodelus. Asphodel. "

$18 fistulosus. onion leaved. § §. Europe. June.

Asparagus. | Asparagus. |

$19 officinalis. © common. ‘Europe. July.
Dracena. Dracena.

$20 borealis. oval leaved. native.
Sanseviera. ~Sanseviera.

$21 guineensis. guinea. Guinea. July, Aug.

- Convallaria. Solomon’s seal.

$22 majalis. Lily of the valley. N. Europe. July.

$23 multiflora. many flowered. native. ‘May, June.

$24 stellata. star flowered. _ native.

$25 racemosa. cluster flowered. native. June.

$26 bifolia. two leaved. native. May, June.
Polianthes. | Tuberose.

327 tuberosa. common. E. Indies. Sept,
Veltheimia. Veltheimia. |

$28 viridiflora. green flowered. C.g¢.h. March

_ Yucca. Adam’s needle. |

329 gloricsa. broad leaved. Se America.
Aloé. Aloé.

C..gih. June.

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Agave. Agave.
$36 americana. american. S. America. h
Alstremeria. Alstreemeria.
837 Pelegrina. spotted flowered. Peru. July, Aug. kh
Hemerocallis. Day lily.
$38 flava. yellow. Hungary, Siberia. July. 2
839 fulva. tawny. China. July... ¥
340 cerulea. blue. Japan. July. Y%
Acorus. Acorus.
341 Calamus. sweet flag. native. July. pi,
Juncus. Rush. .
342 polycephalus. many headed. native. June. pi
Prinos. Black Alder.
$43 verticillatus. | whorled. native. July. hk
Berberis. Barberry.
$44 canadensis. common. native. June, h
Order II. TRIGYNTA. .
Rumex. Dock.
345 aquaticus. water. native. July. at
346 acetocella. Sorrel. —— June, %
Triglochin. Arrow grass.
347 maritimum. sea. native, July. 2
Medeola. Medeola.
548 virginica. Indian cucumber. native. June, July. 2g
Trillium. Trillium.
349 cernuum. nodding. native. June. 2
350 erectum. upright. native. June. y
351 pictum. painted. ite DEE Y
Order V. POLIGY NTA.
Alisma. Alisma.
$52 Plantago. water plantain. native. July. pl,

Class VII... HEPTANDRIA. ~
Order 1. MONOGYNTA.

| Trientalis. Winter Green.
353 europea. chick weed. native. June. py

Fi Aesculus.
354

355 flava.

OCTANDRIA.

Horse Chesnut.

Hippocastanum. common.

yellow flowered.

N. Asia.

Carolina.

17
June.

Class VILL. OCTANDRIA.

Tropeolum.
- $56 majus,
Rhexia.
357 virginica. _
Oenothera.
358 biennis.
359 grandiflora.
360 pumila.
Epilobium,

$61 angustifolium.

$62 coloratum.
Fuchsia.
8363 coccinea.
Dodonza.
364 angustifolia.
Vaccinium.
365 corymbosum.
366 resinosum.
367 macrocarpon.
__.. Erica.
368 pubescens.
569 persoluta.
370 verticillata.
371 spicata.
872 baccans.
_ $73 hispidula.
574 concinna.
. 875 grandiflora.
376 tubiflora.
377 mediterranea.
378 pomifera.

Tropeolum.
Nasturtion.
Rhexia.
virginian.

Tree primrose.
biennial.

‘ great flowered.

dwarf.
Willow herb.
narrow leaved,
small.
Fuchsia.
scarlet.

Dodonza.
narrow leaved.

Whortleberry.
blue berry.
common.

Cranbery.

Heath.

downy.
garland.

whorl flowered.
spike flowered.
round flowered.
rough stalked.
blush coloured.
great flowered.
tube flowered.

Mediterranean. §. Europe. Ap. May.
apple blossom col’ed. C.g.h. June.
42 -

Order 1. MONOGYNTIA.

Peru.
native.
native

N. Amer.
native.

July, Oct. ©

R

fJuly, Aug.

July, Sept.
Aug. Sept.
July, Sept.

July, Sept.
July, Aug.

June, Sept.
June, July.

June.
June.
June, July.

Mar. Sept.
April, May.
Auge
April.
May.
June.
Sept.
June, Aug.

May, June.

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379 comosa. tufted. C.g.h. June. h
Daphne. _ Daphne.
580 Mezereum. Mezereon. N. Europe. Ap. May. h
881 odora. sweet scented. China. April. b
Dirca. Leather wood.
$82 palustris. swamp. native. April. h
Passerina. Sparrow wort.
383 filiformis. slender. C.g-h. July. h
Order WI. TRIGYNTA.
Polygonum. Polygonum.
384 Persicaria, peach Jeaved. naturalized. Aug. ©
385 orientale, Prince’s feather. E. Indies. Aug. Sept. ©
386 aviculare. Knot grass. naturalized, June, Sept. ©
387 sagittatum. Sickle weed. © native. Aug. Sept. ©
388 Fagopyrum. — Buck wheat. Asia. Aug. Sept. ©
$89 Convolvulus. Bind weed. naturalized. July, Aug. ©
Cardiospermum. Heart seed.
390 Halicacabum. smooth. E. & W. Ind. Aug. ©
Sapindus. Soap berry.
391 Saponaria. common. W. indies. b
Order IV. TETRAGYNTA.
Haloragis. Haloragis.
392 Cercodia. whorl flowered. N. Holland. June, Sept. h
Class 1X. ENNEANDRIA.
Order 1. ONONOGY NTA,
Laurus. Laurel.
393 nobilis. sweet. Italy, Greece. kh
$94 Benzoin. Fever oush. native. May. h
395 Sassafras. Sassafras. native. June. k

Aesculus.

Horse Chesnut.

' 854 Hippocastanum. common. N. Asia. June.
$55 flava. yellow flowered. Carolina. ——
Class VILI. OCTANDRIA.
Order 1. MONOGYNTA.
Tropeolum. | Tropeolum. :
$56 majus, Nasturtion. Peru. July, Oct.
Rhexia. Rhexia.
357 virginica. Virginian. native. July, Aug.
~ Oenothera. Tree primrose.
358 biennis. biennial. native July, Sept.
359 grandiflora. great flowered. N.Amer. Aug. Sept.
3960 pumila. dwarf. native. July, Sept.
Epilobium, Willow herb. 7
361 angustifolium. marrow leaved. native. July, Sept.
862 coloratum. small. native. July, Aug.
Fuchsia. Fuchsia.
863 coccinea. scarlet. Chili. June, Sept.
Dodonza. Dodonea.
364 angustifolia. narrow leaved.. C.g.h. June, July.
Vaccinium. Whortleberry.
365 corymbosum. blue berry. native. ~ June.
$66 resinosum. common, native June,
367 macrocarpon. Cranberry. native June, July.
Erica. —~—- Heath. | |
368 pubescens. downy. C.g.h Mar. Sept.
369 persoluta. garland. April, May.
370 verticillata. whorl flowered. ——— Auge
$71 spicata. spike flowered. ——— April.
372 baccans. round flowered. ——— May.
' $73 hispidula. rough stalked. ——— June.
$74 concinna. blush coloured. ——— | Sept.
S79 grandiflora. great flowered. June, Aug.
576 tubiflora. tube flowered. May, June.
377 mediterranea. Mediterranean. S. Europe. Ap. May.

apple blossom col’ed. C.¢.h. June.

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378 pomifera.

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379 comosa.
Daphne.
£80 Mezereum.
881 odora.
Dirca.
382 palustris.
Passerina.
383 filiformis.

Polygonum.
$84 Persicaria,
385 orientale,
$86 aviculare.
$87 sagittatum.
$88 Fagopyrum.
389 Convolvulus.

ENNEADRIA. _
tufted. C. s- h. J une,

' Daphne.
Mezereon. N. Europe. Ap. May.
sweet scented, China, ~ April.
Leather wood.
swamp. native. Aprile
Sparrow wort.
slender. C.g-h, July.

Order III. TRIGY NTA. '

Polygonum.
peach leaved. naturalized. Aug.

Cardiospermum. Heart seed.

390 Halicacabum.

Sapindus.
391 Saponaria.

Prince’s feather. E. Indies. Aug. Sept.
Knot grass. naturalized, June, Sept.
Sickle weed. native. Aug. Sept.
Buck wheat. Asia. Aug. Sept.
Bind weed. naturalized. July, Aug.
smooth. ~ EV& W. Ind. Aug,
Soap berry.

common. W. indies.

Order IV. TETRAGY NTA.

Haloragis.
392 Cercodia.

Haloragis.

whorl flowered. N. Holland. June, Sept.

Class IX. ENNEANDRIA.

Laurus.
393 nobilis.
$94 Benzoin.
395 Sassafras.

Order I. ONONOGYNTA,

Laurel.
sweet. ltaly, Greece.
Fever oush. native. § May.

Sassafras. native. June.

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DECANDRIA.

Order 1. TRIGYNTA.

~ Rheum. Rhubarb.
$96 Rhaponticum. tart. Siberia. June.
397 palmatum. officinal. China. June.
Class X. DECANDRIA.
Order 1. MONOGYNTA.
Podalyria. Podalyria.
398 tinctoria. wild indigo. native. Aug.
Cercis. Judas tree.
$99 canadensis. canadian. Virginia. June.
Bauhinia. Mountain Ebony.
400 divaricata. dwarf. W. Indies.
Cassia. Cassia.
401 viminea. twiggy. Jamaica.
402 occidentalis. great leaved. W. Indies.

403 corymbosa.
404 arborescens?
405 floribunda.
406 marilandica.
Cesalpinia.
407 crista,
408 pulcherrima.
Guilandina.
409 Bonducella.
Ruta.
410 graveolens.
Adenanthera.
411 pavonina.
Melia.
412 Azedarach.
~_Kalmia.
413 latifolia.
414 angustifolia.
415 glauca,

cluster flowered. Buenos Ayres,

tea.

many flowered.

Maryland.
Cesalpinia.
Brasiletto.
flower fence.
Nicker tree.
grey seeded.
Rue.

common.
Adenanth.

yellow flowed.

Bead tree.
common.

Kalmia.
broad leaved.

narrow leaved.

swamp.

E. Indies,

S. States. Aug.

Jamaica.
E. & W, Indies.

E. & W. Indies.
S. Europe,
E. Indies.
Syria. July.
native.

native.
native.

July.
June.
May.

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Ledum.
416 latifolium.

Rhodora.

417 canadensis.

Rhododendrum. Rose bay.

418 ponticum.
419 maximum,
Andromeda.
420 paniculata.
421 racemosa.
422 calyculata.
Epigea.
423 repens.
Gaultheria.
424 hispidula.
425 procumbens.
Clethra.
426 alnifolia.
Pyrola.
rotundifolia.
umbellata. _

427
428

Hydrangea.

hortensis.
arborescens.
Saxifraga.

crassifolia.
sarmentosa.
Tiarella.
cordifolia.
Mitella.
diphylla.
Scleranthus.
annuus.
Saponaria.
437 officinalis.
438 Vaccaria.

pensylvanica.

DECANDRIA.
Labrador tea. _ native,
Rhodora.
canadian. native.
purple. Gibraltar.
Laurel. native.
Andromeda. .
panicle flowered. native.
cluster flowered. native.
small leaved. native.
Epigza. ,
creeping. native.
Gaultheria.
creeping. native.
partridge berry. native.
Clethra.
alder leaved. native.

Winter Green.

June.
May

June.
Ap. May.

June.
July, Aug.
April.

May.

July.
June.

July, Aug.

Junes
July.

June, Sept.

Aug.

May.

Siberian Alps. April.
China, Japan. June.

June.

May.

naturalized. Aug.

round leaved. _ native.
umbelled. native.
Order Ii. DIGY NTA.
Hydrangea.

changeable. China.
tree. Virginia.
Saxifrage. bade
pensylvanian. native.
thick leaved.

creeping.

Tiarella.

heart leaved. native.
Mitella.

two leaved. native.
Knawel.

annual.

Soap wort.

officinal, Europe.
annual. Europe.

July.
July.

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403 corymbosa.
404 arborescens ?

405 floribunda.
406 marilandica.
Cesalpinia.
408 pulcherrima.
Guilandina.
409 Bonducella.

410 graveolens.

Adenanthera.

411 pavonina.
Melia.

412 Azedarach.
- Kalmia.
413 latifolia.
414 angustifolia.
415 glauca,

DECANDRIA.

¥ Order Ul. TRIGYNTA. Psi
Rheum. Rhubarb. vA seth LT
Rhaponticum. _ tart. Siberia. June.
397 —. officinal. Chinas June.
Class X. DECANDRIA.
eee: Order I. MONOGYNIA.
: Podalyria. Podalyria. |
398 tinctoria. wild indigo. native. Aug.
Cercis. Judas tree. |
599 canadensis. canadian. Virginia. June.
- Bauhinia. | Mountain Ebony.
400 divaricata. dwarf. W. Indies.
_ Cassia. | Cassia. ee
401 viminea. twiggy. Jamaica.
402 occidentalis. great leaved. W. Indies.

cluster flowered. Buenos Ayres,

tea.

many flowered.

Maryland.
Cesalpinia.
Brasiletto.
flower fence.
Nicker tree.
grey seeded.
Rue.

common.

Adenanth.

yellow flowed.

Bead tree.
common.

Kalmia.
broad leaved.

narrow leaved.

swamp.

E. Indies.

S, States. Aug.

Jamaica.
E. & W. Indies.

E. & W. Indies.

S. Europe,

E. Indies.

Syria. July.
- native. July.

native. June.

native. May.

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20 DECANDRIA.
Ledum. Ledum. A,

416 latifolium. Labrador tea. _ native,
Rhodora. Rhodora.

417 canadensis. canadian. native.
Rhododendrum. Rose bay.

418 ponticum. purple. Gibraltar.

419 maximum, . Laurel. native.
Andromeda. Andromeda.

420 paniculata.

421 racemosa.

422 calyculata.

_ Epigea.

423 repens.
Gaultheria.

424 hispidula.

425 procumbens.

Clethra.
426 alnifolia. ~

Pyrola.
497 rotundifolia.

428 umbellata.

Hydrangea.
429 hortensis.

430 arborescens.
Saxifraga.

481 pensylvanica.

432 crassifolia.
433 sarmentosa.
Tiarella.
454 cordifolia.
Mitella.
485 diphylla.
Scleranthus.
436 annuus.

Saponaria.
437 ofiicixalis.

438 Vaccaria.

panicle flowered.
cluster flowered.

native.
native.

J ae:
May.

June.
Ap. May.

June,
July, Aug.
April.

May.

July. :
June.

July, Aug.

Junes

July.

June, Sept.

Aug.

May.

Siberian Alps. April.
China, Japan. June.

June. |

ya

naturalized. Aug,

small leaved. native.
Epigea.
creeping. native.
Gaultheria.
creeping. native.
partridge berry. native.
Clethra.

_ alder leaved. native.
Winter Green.
round leaved. — native.
umbelled. native.
Order Il. DIGY NTA.
Hydrangea.
changeable. China.
tree. Virginia.
Sexifrage. :
pensylvanian. native.
thick leaved.
creeping.
Tiarella..
heart leaved. native.
Mitella.
two leaved. native.
Knawel.
annual.
Soap wort.
officinal. Europe.
annual. Kurope.

July.
July.

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Dianthus.
489 barbatus.
440 prolifer.

441 Caryophyllus.

442 chinensis.
Silene.
445 lusitanica.

DECANDRIA.
Pink. |
Sweet william. Germany.
proliferous. —-—
Carnation. Italy.
China. China.
Catch fly.
portugal. Portugal.

444 quinque vulnera. fire spotted.

445 nocturna.

446 cerastoides.

447 mutabilis.
448 paradoxa.
449 bellidifolia.
450 pendula.
451 maritima.

452 pensylvanica.

458 apetala.
454 inaperta.
455 Armeria.
456 inflata.
457 tataricus.
458 fabaria.

_ Arenaria.
459 lateriflora?

460 rubra.

Cotyledon.

461 orbiculata.

462 Telephium.

Penthorum.

463 Sedoides.
— Oxalis.
464 Acetosella.
465 stricta.

Agrostemma. Rose campion.

466 Githago.
467 Coronaria.

night smelling.

cerastium like.
changeable.
dover.

daisy leaved.
pendulous.
Sea shore.
pennsylvania.

Europe.
S. Europe.

Britain.

Sicily.
N. Europe.
native.

imperfect flowered.
unapen flowered. S. Europe.

Lobel’s.

Bladder behen.

tartarian.

Europe.
naturalized,
Tartary.

windsor bean 1’d. Sicily.

Sand wort.
side flowered,

red flowered.

Navel wort.
round leaved.
Stone crop.
Orpine.
Penthorum.
sedum leaved.

Wood sorrel.
European.

common.

Cockle.
common.
1
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native.

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Order V. PENTAGY NTA.

C.¢.h.
Europe.

native.

eH

naturalized,
Italy.

J uly.
Aug.

ae

July, Sept.

Aug.
th
Aug.

aa

—— Sep.

July.
June.
May.

June.

— Aug,

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Sept.
Aug.

July.
Jun. July.

Aus.

July, Sept.

May.
June, Sept.

July,
Aug.

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Lychnis. Lychnis. |
468 chalcedonica. scarlet. Russia. July, Sept. 2

Cerastium. Mouse-ear chickweed.
469 vulgatum. common. native. May, ©

Order VI. DECAGY NTA.

Phytolacca. Skoke or Poke.
470 decandra. Indian. native. Aug. Sept. ¥

Class XI. DODECANDRIA.

Order 1. MONOGYNIA.

Asarum. Asarabacca. :
471 canadense. _— canadian. N.of N. Eng. May. 2f
472 virginicum. _virginian. South’n Stats, —— p 4
Portulaca. __Purslane.
473 oleracea. common. native. July, Sept. ¥
Talinum. Talinum.
474 cuneifolium. wedge leaved. Arabia felix. Aug. h

Order 11. DIGYNTA.

Agrimonia. Agrimony.
475 Kupatoria. common. native. July. ¥

Order II. TRIGY NTA.
Reseda. Reseda.

476 Luteola. dyer’s weed. | Europe. Aug. ©

477 alba. white flowered. S. Europe. —— (0)

478 odorata. Mignonette. Egypt. July, Oct. ©
Euphorbia. Spurge.

479 maculata. spotted. native. —_ ‘)

480 Lathyris. Caper. Europe. - June. &

Order VI. DODECAGY NTA.

Sempervivum. House leek.
481 arboreum. tree. Levant. April.

482 tectorum. common. Europe. Auge

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@ Order 1. MONOGYNTA.
Cactus. Cactus.

483 mamuillaris. small melonthistle. W.Indies. June, Aug. h
484 heptagonus. 7-angled torch “ ae
485 peruvianus. _ peruvian torch “ Peru. h
486 graniflorus. _ night flowering cereus. W, Ind. July. h
487 flagellifermis. creeping cereus. Peru. July, Aug.
488 triangularis, 3-sided cereus. S.Amer. W. Ind.
489 Ficusindica. indian fig. h
Philadelphus. Mock Orange.
490 coronarius. common. S. Europe. June. b
491 inodorus. scentless. Carolina. _— bh
Metrosideros. Metrosideros.

492 lanceolata. lance leaved. |§ New Holland. Aug. h
Psidium. Guava tree.

493 pyriferum. pear fruited. W. Indies. July, — h
Eugenia. Eugenia.

494 Iambos. narrow ieaved. E. Indies. June, July. }
Myrtus. § Myrtle.

495 communis. common. S. Europe. July, Aug. }

_ Punica. Pomegranate tree.

496 Granatum. common. —— ~= Aug.

_ Amydalus. Almond.

497 communis. double flowered. Greece. April, hb
Prunus. Cherry tree.

498 Lauro cerasus. laurel. Levant. b
499 Cerasus. common. Europe. — hk
Order Ul. DIGY NTA.

_ Crategus. Hawthorn.
500 Crus galli. cockspur. native. May. k
501 Oxyacantha. double flowering. Europe. — ib

Qh,

Mespilus. §Medlar.
502 japonica. Japan. Japan.
Pyrus. Pear.
503 arbutifolia. § Choke. native.
504 Botryapium. wild. |
405 aucuparia. mountain ash. N. Europe.
Mesembryanthemum. Fig marygold.
506 cordifolium. heart leaved. C. g.h.
507 crystalinum. Ice plant. Greece.
508 bicolorum. two coloured. C. gech.
509 corniculatum. horn leaved.
510 barbatum. bearded leaved.
511 aeinaciforme. scimitar leaved.
Spirza. Spirea. :
512 salicifolia. d. Meadow sweet. native.
513 tomentosa. downy.
514 hypericifolia. John’s wortleaved. Canadas
515. Ulmaria. Queen of the meadows. Europe.
516 Filipendula. Drop wort. Europe.
517 lobata. lobe leaved. native.
Rosa. Rose.
518 lutea. single yellow. . Italy.
519 blanda ? red stalked. native.
520 cinnamomea. cinnamon. S. Europe.
521 spinosissima. scotch. —-
522 carolina. swamp. native.
523 centifolia, o. burgundy.
524 gallica. officinal. Europe.
525 muscosa. moss. S. Europe.
526 semperflerens. everblowing. China.
527 chinensis. pale China. —-
528 alba. white. Europe.
Rubus. Bramble.
529 occidentalis. Thimble berry. native.
530 strigosus M. Raspberry.
531 odoratus. sweet scented.

ICOSANDRIA.

Order TV. PENTAGY NIA.

5$2 trivialis, M.

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soeresrerase soe

Dew berry.

h
May, June. h
April. h
June. h
Aug. Sep. ©
July. h
Aug. b
July, Aug. h
July, Sep. b
May. bh
July. h
———s h
ety R
— h
i h
—— h
AT: h
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— h

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Aug. h
Ap. Nov. k
May, Nov. h
June. h
May. h

May, June. h
June, Oct. k
June, July. k

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POLYANDRIA.

ar sie: Strawberry. ot
588 virginiana. common. native.

Potentilla. Cingfeil | |.
534 floribunda, Psh. shrubby. pace
535 anserina. Silver weed. —.
536 simplex,M. upright. —-
e- Geum. Avens. £0 tak gees
587 virginianum. Virginian. ———
638 rivale. ‘swamp.
@ — | Alspice. "oP
FP amitiee.- Carolina. Carolina.

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May , June. %

July, Aug. b

June. pla
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July. x
June. x

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July.

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ad ee bed

eae Bane Berry. |
‘s spicata. 6. y. spike flowered. native.
« Sanguinaria. Blood Root. |
41 canadensis. common.
‘ig Podophyllum. May Apple.
542 peltatum.
____ Chelidonium. Celandine. —

_ Order I. MONOGYNTA.

>: ’

3 majus. greater. naturalized.

544 Glaucium. Horned poppy. Europe.
__ Papaver. Poppy. bth
oe Rheeas. corn. Europe.

546 dubium. red.

547 somniferum. garden. ‘S. Europe.
% Sarracenia. Side Saddle flower.
548 purpurea. purple. — native.
i Nymphea. Water Lily.

549 advena. yellow.

‘$50 odorata. white. ————
a ~Calophyllum. Calophyllum.

551 Yalaba. smaller. W. Indies.

‘ilia. Line tree.

“550 a common. native.
. Thea. = Tea shrub.

553 Bohea. Bohea. China.

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broad leaved. = N. England.

June. Y
ven May. %
May. x
May, Bind ~u
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Aug.
July.
July, Sept. Y
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June. — h
May. h

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36 POLYANDRIA. |
Cistus. Cistus. whee aii
554 ladaniferus: gum. Spain. July...
555 monspeliensis. montpellier. S. Europe. Aug. hh
556 salvifolius. sage leaved. —- Au. k
: . rh toh vee SF
Order Ul. DIGYNTA. ay ile
Pzonia. Peony. a Hakone .
357 officinalis. common. Switzerland. June. 4.
Order II. TRIGYNTA. :
_ Delphinium. Larkspur. “ie
358 Consolida. common, =~ Europe. July, Sept. @
559 intermedium. bee. Silesia. | July, Aug. Y

Aconitum. Wolf’sbane. *
560 Napellus. Monk’s hood. — Switz. Siberia. Jun. Jul. Yy -

Order V. PENTAGYNILA. sah, bet

Aquilegia. Columbine.

561 vulgaris. common. Europe. . June. Y%

562 canadensis. canadian. native. Mayen at) ge
Nigella. Fennel flower.

563 damascena. common. S. Europe. May, Sept. ©

Order V1. POLYGYNIA.

Dillenia. -Dillenia. ,
364 speciosa. yellow flowered. E. Indies. July. kh
Liriodendrum. Tulip tree.
565 tulipifera. common. S. States. —— h-
Magnolia. Magnolia. |
566 glauca. swamp. . — h
567 acuminata. bluish flowered. ——-_—— —. h
568 tripetala. umbrella tree. — h
Annona. Annona.
569 muricata. sour sop. West Indies. hk
570 squamosa. sweet sop. S. America. b
Anemone. Anemone. | 7 |
571 Hepatica. ~ Liyer wort. native. April,

594 grandiflora

DIDYNAMIA.

27
572 virginiana. Virginian. native. — July. | hd
573 nemorosa. wood. | ——— May, June. Y
674 thalictroides. meadowrueleaved.—— «= s> ——— ——
> Clematis. § Virgin’s bower. =” oihia sith,
575 Viticella. purple. Italy, Spain. July, Sept. ¥
576 virginiana. common. na | te
577 integrifolia. _ entire leaved. Tartary. July, Sept. 2
Thalictrum. Meadow tree. Ry aaa
578 Cornuti. cut leaved. native. June. Yy
579 didicum. small, ~F — ae 4
Adonis. Adonis. a
580 autumnalis, autumnflowering. 8. Europe. Aug. Sept. Q_
~ Ranunculus. Ranunculus. 5
581 abortivus. small flowered. native. July. - xy
2 acris. acrid. naturalized. —— xy
_ eeulliet. Globe flower. | :
europeus, european. N. Europe. June. x
‘i | Helleborus. Helleboren ~—— :
585 Coptistyfalia, Pursh, ¢ Coldthread. native. July... x
- Caltha. = Marsh Marigold.
586 palustris. common. native. Roi 00 yu
és it a
2 guise. DIDYN MIA,
Order I. GY MNOSPERMIA.
Teucrium. Germander. gi ‘ya
7 Marum. arum. Spain. Aug. Oct.
588 hyrcanicum. long spiked. Persia. —— ¥
Satureja. Satureja. 7 Pe ree
589 hortensis. summer. Italy. July. @Q
Hyssopus. | Hyssop.
officinalis. common. Aus. Siberia. July, Aug. 7¥
- Nepeta. Catnip. |
591 Cataria. common. naturalized. Aug. ¥y
592 incana. hoary. India. Sept. ¥Y
593 Nepetella. small. |S. Europe. Aug. x
great flowered. India. — Ds

28 DIDYNAMIA.

Elsholtzia. Eleholtzia. stewie ciety
595 cristata. crested. Siberia. idesae ‘on
Lavandula. Lavender... «“wtmd cvhlehetl
596 Spica. — common. hie Auge kh
Brachystemum. Brachystemum. api siangh! Be
597 virginicum, M. virginian thyme. or atid, ° "ah

Mentha. Mint. raft Paes tn ae
59s piperita. . pepper. England. Aug. Sept. x
599 borealis, M. _ horse. . native. wane ie
_ Glechoma. Ground Ivy. at.
600 hederacea. common. sinisieacaim May. i pee
Stachys. Stachys. a
601 lanata. wooly. nat Sibenias . July, Aug ¥y
Marrubium. Horehound. as ii ae, RY
602 vulgare. common. pabenalized. —-— ¥
Leonurus. Motherwort. |. —
603 Cardiaca. common. —— ———- — zx
Phiomis. Phiomis. ean le ae
604 fruticosa. Jerusalem sage. Spain. — —-—si ib
605 Leonurus. long flowered. C.g.h. Nov.
Moluccella. Molucca Baum. ¥ wttysd
606 levis. smooth. — Syria. Au ©
Origanum. Marjorum. , anther 6&3
607 Majorana. _ sweet. Palestine. rentee (0)
Melissa. Baum.
608 officinalis. lemon. | S. Europe. July. Y
Dracocephalum. Dragon’s head. —
609 canariense. Balm of Gilead. Canary Isles. —— b
610 Moldavica. moldavian. Siberia. Au. ©
Ocymum. Basil. . - od. SERS
611 Basilicum. common. India. —_ — 4)
Prunella. Allheal. are Lid
612 pensylvanicas common. native. —— Sept. ¥
Order WU. ANGIOSPERMIA. ,
Bartsia. Bartsia. = x
618 coccinea. scarlet tipped. native. July.

Melampyrum. Cow Wheat.

614 americanum. american.

June, Aug. y

| DIDYNAMIA,
_ $Schwalbea. Schwalbea.

615 americana. american. native.

__ Pedicularis. Louse wort.

616 canadensis. canadian. ——
Chelone. Snake head.

617 glabra. smooth.

Antirrhinum. Toad flax. )

618 Linaria. yellow. naturalized.

619 canadense. canadian. native.

620 majus. great flowered. Europe.

621 Orontium. Calf’s snout.

_ Martynia. Martynia.

622 Proboscidea. horn fruited. Mississippi.
Celsia. Celsia. ;

623 Arcturus. scalloped leaved. Crete.
Digitalis. Fox Glove. )

624 purpurea. purple. Europe.
Maurandia. Maurandia.

‘625 semperflorens. everblowing. Mexico.

626 personata.

- Bignonia. -§ Trumpetflower,
627 Catalpa. Catalpa. 8. Carolina.

628 radicans. ash leaved. . S. States.

629 echinata.

Lantana. Lantana.

630 Camara. changeable. W. Indies.
Browallia. Browallia.

631 elata. upright. Peru.
Linnea. Linnea.

632 borealis. two flowered. native.

- Mimulus. Monkey flower.

633 ringens. gaping. a

a Vitex: Chaste tree.

634 Agnus castus. common. Sicily.

quinquefid leaved. E, Indies.

Honey flower.
erect.

fs

635 incisa.
Melianthus.
— 636 major. — C.g.h.

4°

mask flowered. S. America.

prickly podded. 3. America.

Aug,

July, Aug.

May, June.

Aug. Sept.

July, Aug.

Aug.

—— Sept.

July,

Mar. Nov.
Aug. Sept.

—————

June, Oct.

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June.

July, Sept.

Sept.

June, July.

Sept.

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Class XV. TETRADYNAMIA, as. Sy
Order I. SILIC ULOSS. :
Crambe. Colewort. |
maritima. sea. _ Europe. June.

. Isatis. . Woad. fii
tinctoria. dyer’s. N. Europe. ——
Lepidium. Beeeett grass. |
sativum. garden.

Thlaspi. Shepherd’s Purse.
Bursa pastoris. common. naturalized.

TETRADYNAMIA.

Cochlearia. Scurvy grass.

Armoracia. Horse radish. Europe.
Iberis. Candy tuft. |

» umbellata. © umbelled. S. Europe.

Alyssum. Alyssum.
maritimum. _ sweet.

Biscutella... Biscutella.

auriculata. ear podded. — -
‘raphanifolia. radish leaved. Sicily.

Lunaria. Honesty.

annua. annual, Europe.

Order I. SILIQUOS.A.

Sysimbrium. Water Cress.

contortum, Cav. twisted spiked.
Cheiranthus. Stock.

Cheiri. wall flower. Europe.
incanus. hoary. S. Europe.
Arabis, Wall Cress.
riiomboidea, Pers. tuberous. native.
Brassica. Brassica.

Rapa. — Turnip. Europe.

2 oleracea. garden cabbage. England.

vy vubra. red cabbage.
— ¢ capitata. drum head cabbage.
————- « sabauda. savoy cabbage.

§ a — > sabellica. scotch kale.

igh

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Sc 60 & 6: & 6 -658-584

July, Set

June. -

June, July. ¥

July, Sept. @

May. y
—_ #8
June é

MONADELPHIA.

657 ————.. botrytis. ee ee

658 ———- d gongylodes. turnip: ree
a Sinapis. Mustard.
659 nigra. —

common, | naturalized.
| Raphanus. Radish 6
660 satiyus: ~- garden. China...

661 Raphanistrum. wild. nataranyed.
€ m P
2 eiglandalesa, Cay. single glanded.

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; Class XVI MONADELPHIA.

Order a TRIANDRIA.

- Sisyrinchium. Sisyrinchium.”
663 Bermudiana. bermudian.. Bermudas.

M

anceps. ‘blue eyed grass. native.
_ Ferraria. Ferraria. .
665 Pavonia. spotted or tiger f. Peru. »
p a
Order I, MOMADELPHIA.

Hermannia. Hermannia.

666 salvifolia. sage leaved. C. e. he

667 micans. glittering. ne

668 denudata. smooth, —
Passiflora. | Passion flower..

639 alata. winged stalked. W. Indies.

- 670 incarnata. flesh coloured. Virginia.

671 cwrulea. blue, Brazil,
Pelargonium. Stork’s bill,

672 triste. night scented. -C. gh.

673 odoratissimum. high scented. .———
674 grossularidides, gooseberry leaved—_——

5 lacerum. jagged leaved. ———

6 glaucum. lance leaved. . ———
677 betulinum. beech leaved. ©. ———
678 penicillatum ?) penciled flowered.——
679 zonale,. horse shoe, © wes

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June, July. ©

July. J ©

' Aus: sup °@

June. xy
— July.

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— Oct.
Aug.
July, Oct.

Jul y, Aug.
June, Aug.

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> searlet flowered. C.g. he
crisped leaved,

680 inquinans.
681 monstrum.

682 peltatum. shield leaved. ——
683. cordatum. heartleaved. ————_
684 grandiflorum. great flowered. ———
_ 685 capitatum. rose scented. —-
686 glutinosum. clammy. a
687 tomentosum. wooly. —_—_—
688 quercifolium. oak leaved. —
689 graveolens. rhodium scented.
690 Radula. ——_—rasp Jeaved. -_————
691 tripartitum. cut leaved. —_——

692 fulgidum.
693 gibbosum.

celandine leaved, ————
gouty stalked.

Order V. DECANDRIA.

Geranium. Crane’s bill.
694 anemonefolium. anemone leaved. Madeira.

695 maculatum. _ spotted leaved. native. —
696 molle? dove’s foot. Europe.

Order VIL. DODECANDRIA.

Monsonia. -
fine leaved.

Monsonia.

697 speciosa, C. g. h.

Order VIII. POLYANDRIA.

Sida. Sida.
698 Abutilon. round leaved. _E. Indies.
~ Althea. Marsh Mallow.
699 officinalis, — officinal. Europe.
700 rosea. Hollyhock. China.
Malva. Mallow.
701 rotundifolia, round leaved. naturalized.
702 crispa. curled leaved. Germany.
703 capensis. cape. C.g.h
Lavatera. ‘T'ree Mallow.
704 arborea. sea.“ Europe:

June, Oct. b
June, Oct. h

April, June.’ k
Juy. b
May, July. h
June =}
seas ile
April, Sept. }
Aug. k

June, Sept. 2
— July. ¥
Sept. ©

May, June. 2s

Aug. Sept. ©

pl,

——~— 8

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;

July, ——- ©
Aug. —— @
June,Oct.

Sept. 8

705 maritima.
706 trimestris:
~- Anoda. —
707 triloba, Car.
708 parviflora.
709 Dilleniana.
Kitabelia.

710 vitifolia.
_ Gossypium.
711 herbaceum.
_. Hibiscus.

ve *¢ ‘
712 palustris.
713 mutabilis.
714 syriacus,

DIADELPHIA.

Pwe Weta 2
sea shore, France.
garden. =» — 'S. Europe.
Anoda. |

three lobed.
small flowered.
Dillenius’s.
Kitabelia.
grape leaved.

Cotton plant.
herbaceous.

‘Hibiscus.
marsh.
changeable.
Althea frutex.

Hungary.

India.

native.

India.

| Syria.

715 pentacarpos, H.R.M. five capsuled.

716 Manihot.

palmate.

717 Abelmoschus. musky seeded.

718 Trionum.

_ Pavonia.
719 preemorsa.
~ Gordonia.
720 Lasianthus.

Kamellia. ~

721 japonica.

Bladder Ketmia, Italy, Africa.

Pavonia. —
blunt leaved.

Loblolly Bay.

smooth.

Kamellia. ©
Japan rose.

E. Indies.

C. g.h.
Carolina,

Japan.

k
July, Sept. ©

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Aug. a
~ Aug. Y
Nov. h
Aug. Sept. kh
h

——— 0
July, h
Sept. h
Mar. May. h

Class XVII. DIADELPHIA.

- Fumaria.
722 officinalis.
Corydalis.
723 fungosa.
724 glauca.
Bd
_ Polygala.
725 incarnata,
726 paucifolia,
727 myrtifolia.

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St

Order 11. HEXANDRIA.

_ Fumitory.
common. naturalized.
Corydalis.
climbing. native.
glaucous. |

~ Order Tl. OCTANDRIA.

Milk wort. -
flesh coloured. | native.
few leaved.
myrtle leaved, C. 9. h.

June, Sept. ©

July, Oct. 3
Aug. ©

Sept. ©
May. 2
June, Sept.

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34

DIADELPHIA.

Bredemeyera. Bredemeyera.
728 microphylla, nob. small leaved. C.g.h.

. Abrus.
729 precatorius.
Spartium.
+30 junceum.
781 linifolium.
Genista.
732 tinctoria,
Ulex.
733 europzeus.
Amorpha.
734 fruticosa.
Crotalaria.
735 parviflora.
736 juncea.
737 laburnifolia.

738 incanescens.

739 incana.
Ononis.

Order IV. DECANDRIA.

Abrus.
Rosary tree.

Spartium.
Spanish broom. S. Europe.

flax leaved.

India.

Broom. :
dyer’s. naturalized.
Furze.

european. Europe.
Bastard Indigo.

shrubby. Carolina.
Crotalaria.

small flowered. native.
Indian hemp. India.

laburnum leaved. Asia. —
downy. C.g.h.
hoary. W. Indies.
Rest Harrow.

740 monophylla, Desf. one leaved.

Anthyllis.
741 Vulneraria.
742 Barba Jovis.

Lupinus.
743 perennis.
744 albus.
745 pilosus.
746 luteus.

Phaseolus.
747 vulgaris.
748 multiflorus.
749 Caracalla.

750 pictus, H.R.M.

Dolichos.
751 Lablab.

752 sesquipedalis.

753 purpureus.

Kidney Vetch.

common. Europe.
silver leaved. %. Europe.
Lupine.

perennial. native.
white. Levant.
rose coloured. 8. Europe.
yellow. Sicily.
Kidney bean.

common. EK, Indies.

S, America.
E. Indies.

Scarlet runner.

snail flowered.
dwarf, painted.

Dolichos.

Egyptian bean. Egypt.
long podded. _ Indies.
tall, shrubby. _ E, Indies.

June, Aug. ho

Aug,

June, July.

— —-
July, Aug. kh

May, June. R

July. h
Aug. ©
Oo

Oo

-_ Sept. h
June, a
July. ¥
June. b
¥

Aug. ©
“eee ©
— ©
July. ©
Aug. ©

Aug. 2B
Oo

— Sept. ©
“E73 ©
July. h

754 aureus, H.R.M. yellow seeded. _

755 lignosus.
Glycine.
756 coccinea.
757 Apios.
758 rubicunda.

759 pubescens, H.R.M. downy.

760 lanceefolia.
Clitoria.
761 Ternatea
~ Pisum.
762 sativum.

Lathyrus.
763 articulatus.

764 odoratus.
765 tingitanus,
766 latifolius,
767 palustriss
Vicia.
768 Cracca,
769 sativa.
770 Faba.
Cicer.
771 arietinum.
772 Lens.
Cytisus.
723 Laburnum.
774 sessilifolius.
775 capitatus.
Robinia.

776 Pseudacacia.

777 viscosa.
778 hispida.
779 spinosa,
—Colutea.
780 arboresceus.
781 cruenta. —
782 frutescens.

DIADELPHIA.
woody. _ E, Indies.
Glycine.
scarlet flowered. N. Holland.
Ground nuts. _ native.
red flowered. N. Holland.
lance leaved.

Clitoria.

winged leaved. E. Indies.
Pea.

common. Europe.
Lathyrus.

joint podded. 8S. Europe.
Sweet. Sicily. —
Tangier. Barbary.
Everlasting. Europe.
meadow. native.
Vetch.

tufted flowered.

field. Europe.
Windsor bean. Persia,
Chick pea.

common. S. Europe.
Lentil. Europe.
Cytisus.
Laburnum. Switzerland.
common. Italy.
heaced flowered. Austria.
Locust tree.

common. naturalized.
clammy acacia. Carolina.
Rose acacia.

thorny. Siberia.
Bladder senna.
common, S. Europe.

stained flowered. Italy.
scarlet flowered. C.g. h.

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July, Aug. k

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Aug. Y
May. h
Aug. 2
June. ©

July, Aug. ©
June, July. ©
July. ©
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Aug. ©
June. GS
June. b

May, June. h
July, Aug.

June. h
July. h
June. b
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July, Aug. hk
July. hk
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36 _ -DIADELPHLA.

Coronilla.
783 Emerus.

784 glauca.
Scorpiurus.

Coronilla.

Scorpion senna. re
grey-green.
Caterpillars.

June, July.
France. Rk

785 sulcata. furrowed podded. S. Europe. July. Oo
/Eschynomene. Adschynomene.
786 coccinea. scarlet. India ?
Hedysarum. Hedysarum.
787 Vespertilionis. bat-wing. Cochinchina. 7.)
788 strobiliferum. cone bearing. —E. Indies. h
789 gyrans. self-moving. Bengal. Aug. 3
790 canadense. canadian Sainfoin. native. %
791 Onobrychis. common Sainfoin. Europe. July. Y
Indigofera. Indigo. s
792 tinctoria. dyer’s. E. Indies. h
Galega. Goat’s Rue.
793 grandiflora. great flowered. C.g. h. June, Sept. h
Astragalus. Milkvetch.
794 alopecurdides. fox tail. Spain. July. y
795 glycyphyllos. wild liquorice. Europe. y
796 beticus. spanish. S. Europe. —- 6)
Psoralea. Psoralea.
797 pinnata. fine leaved. C.g.h. —— b
798 verrucosa. rough stalked. —-—— h
799 bituminosa. _ bituminous. Italy. — h
Parosella. Parosella.
800 tuberculata. rough stalked.
Trifolium. | Clover.
801 pratense. red. Europe. June, Sept. 2
802 arvense. woolly headed. native. July, Aug. ©
803 repens. white. 4 June, Sept. 2
804 procumbens. yellow. July, Aug. ¥
Lotus. Lotus.
805 siliquosus. square podded. S. Europe. Aug. Yy
806 tetragonolobus. winged podded. Sicily. July, Sept. ©
897 gracilis,var, slender. Caucasus. —— xy
808 Jacobzeus. dark flowered. St. Jago. ——« Sept.
Medicago. Medick. ,
809 arborea. tree. Italy. June, ——-

POLYADELPHIA: SYNGENESIA. = 37

810 sativa. Lucerne. Europe. July. y
$11 Lupulina. Hop. native. June, Aug. ©

$12 scutellata. Snail shell. Italy. July. ©

Class XVIII. POLYADELPHIA.
Order Il. DODECANDRIA.

Abroma. Abroma.
$13 augusta. maple leaved. E.Indies. Aug. h

Order Ill. ICOSANDRIA.

RRs

Citrus. Citrus. |
814 Medica. Lemon tree. Asia. June. R
815 Aurantium. Orangetree. E. Indies. h

- Melaleuca. Melaleuca.
816 ericifolia. heathleaved. | NewHolland. July. a
Order IV. POLYANDRIA.

Hypericum. St. John’s wort.
817 kalmianum. shrubby. —_—_—- Virginia. July.
818 monogynum. chinese. China. Ap. June.
819 virginicum. _virginian. native. July, Aug,
820 perforatum. common. naturalized. ——-

- Class XIX. SYNGENESIA.
Order 1. EQUALIS.

Tragopogon. Goat’s Beard.

821 porrifolius. —Salsify. Europe. June. é
Lactuca. Letuce.

$22 sativa. — garden. July. ©

Prenanthes. Prenanthes. :
$22 alba. white flowered. native. Aug. ps

Leontodon. Dandelion.
824 Taraxacum. common, naturalized. May,July, 2

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) ee 825 autumnalis. autumn flowering. naturalized. July, Oct. 2%
Pee) > Tolpis. Tolpis.
: 826 barbata. bearded. S. Europe. —Sep. ©
Rhagadiolus. Nipplewort. .
827 stellatus. starry. ——$— mew @ .
Chichorium. Succory. ?
828 Intybus. common. naturalized. —— Oct. 2
Arctium. — Burdock. ;
829 Lappa. common. — Aug. a
Liatris. Liatris. :
830 scariosa. Throat root, native. — Sept. %
Onopordon. Cotton thistle
831 Acanthium. common. naturalized. Sept. 4
Carthamus. Carthamus. ;
832 tinctorius. bastard saffron. Egypt. July. Oo
Bidens. Bur Marigold. ;
833 frondosa. common. native. Aug. Sep. ©
833 leucantha. white flowered. S. America, — ©
Cacalia. Cacalia.
835 articulata. fleshy stalked. C.g. h. Nov. h
836 coccinea. scarlet flowered. S. America. Aug. Sep. ©
Eupatorium. Eupatorium.
837 purpureum. purple stalked. native. —— 4
838 perfoliatum. Thorough wort. native. — —— 7

Order Tl. SUPERFLUA.

Tanacetum. ‘Tansey.
839 vulgare. common. Europe. Sept.

Artemisia. | Woormwood.
840 Abrotanum. Southern wood. 8. Europe. ——
841 Absinthium. common. Europes ———

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Gnaphalium. Everlasting.
842 Stoechas. narrow leaved. S,Europe. July. h
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843 margaritaceum. common. native. Aug, Sep.
844 plantagineum. plantain leaved. ———— Ap. May.
845 uliginosum. lowcudweed. ——— Aug. Sep.

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_ Elichrysum.
847 canescens.
Baccharis.
848 halimifolia.
Tussilago.
849 Farfara,
Senecio.
850 vulgaris.
851 elegans.
852 aureus.
Aster.
853 linariifolius,
$54 salicifolius.

855 Novee Anglie.

856 cordifolius.
807 subulatus, M.
858 chinensis.
Solidago.
859 altissima.
859 levigata.
- Cineraria.
860 cruenta.
Inula.
861 Helenium.
Bellis.
862 perennis.
Tagetes.
§63 patula.
864 erecta.
\ Zinnia,
865 multiflora.

866 coronarium.

SYNGENESIA.

Elichrysum.
shining.
hoary.
Baccharis.

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Groundsel tree. Virginia.

~ Colt’s foot.

867 Leucanthemum. White weed.

_ Anthemis.
868 nobilis.
869 Cotula.

common.
Groundsel. |
common. naturalized.
crimson flower’d. C. g. h.
golden flowered. native.
Aster.
toad flax leaved. ——_——-
willow leaved. ———
N, England. —-
heart leaved. pt a
narrow leaved.
China. China.
Goldenrod.
tall. native.
smooth leaved.
Cineraria.
purple flowered. Madeira.
Inula. —
Elecampane. _naturalized.
Daisy.
common. Europe.
Tagetes.
French marigold. Mexico:
african marigoid.
Zinnia.
red flowered. Louisiana.
Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemum.
garden. Crete.
naturalized.
Chamomile.
common, Europe.
May weed. naturalized.

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June, Oct. h
Aug. Sep. ©
June. pd
Sept. =
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Aug. Oct. ©
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Sept. —— 2
April Y
Aug. Y
April. zy
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Aug. Sept. ©
Jun. July. 2

Aug. i
July, Sept. ©

40 SYNGENESIA.
Achillea. Milfoil. |
870 Millefolium. Yarrow. native. July, Aug. 2 .
Order III. FRUSTRANEA.
Helianthus. Sunflower. |
871 annuus. common, Peru, Mexico. ——- Oct. ©
872 indicus. indian. E. Indies. Sept. ©
875 trachelifolius. rough leaved. native. Aug. Sept. ¥
Rudbeckia. Rudbeckia.
874 laciniata. tall. pen teen —— a
875 amplexifolia. small. Mexico. — — ©
Coreopsis. Coreopsis.
876 verticillata. _ fine leaved. Virgin.Carol. —— —— ¥
Gorteria, Gorteria. |
877 rigens. great flowered, C.g.h. May, June. hk
Centaurea. Centaury. |
878 moschata. Sweet sultan. Greece. Aug. Sept. ©
879 ruthenica. pale flowered. Siberia. y
880 nigra. Black knapweed .naturalized. July, Aug. @
881 Cyanus. Blue bottle. Europe. — Sep. ©
882 benedicta. Blessed thistle. Levant. —__—- ©
Order IV. NECESSARTIA.
Milleria. Milleria.
883 sessiliflor, H.R.M. close flow’ed. S. America. Sep. ©
Wedelia. Wedelia.
884 perfoliata. perfoliate. Mexico. — ©
Calendula. Marigold.
885 arvensis. field. Europe. Aug. Sept. ©
$86 officinalis. common. S. Europe. July, ——©

Order v. SEGREGATA.
Globe Thistle.

small.

Echinops.

887 Ritro. Europe. Aug. Sept.

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Carex.
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czespitosa.
scoparia. .
Oederi.
cephaliflora.
erecta.

-Comptonia.

asplenifolia.

_Aucuba.

907

908

909
910

911
912

japonica.
Buxus.
balearica.

Urtica.
canadensis.
scabrella.
Morus.
nigra.

alba.
Xanthium.
spinosum.
Ambrosia

MONCECIA. |

Indian Corn.
common. —
Coix.

Job’s Tears,
Sedge. —

flat stemmed.
turfy.

broom.
Oeder’s.

head flowered.
upright.
Comptonia.
Sweet fern.

\
America.
BE. Indies.

native. |

HI

Order VY. TETRANDRIA.

Aucuba.
spotted leaved. Japan.

Box tree.

914 elatior.

Minorca. Minorca.
Nettle. pos
canadian. native.
rough stemmed. E, Indies.
Mulberry.

black. Persia.
white. | China.
Xanthium. | |

thorny. S. Europe.
Roman Wormwood.

tall. native.

Amaranthus. Amaranth.
three coloured. China,

915 tricolor.

916 hybridus,
917 sanguineus.

_bastard.

red,

Order V. PENTANDRIA.

native.
Bahama.

918 caudatus.

Love lies bleeding. E, Indies.

June, July. ©

July, Aug. ©

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Aug. a @

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— Sept. ©
Aug. ©

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919 be —
_ Begonia.
nitida.
~ Poterium.

:

921 Sanguisorba.

- Tuglans. |
923 cinerea.
926 oliveeformis.

927 laciniosa, M’x. thick shelled shagbarke native.

928 porcina, M’x. Pignut. native.
_ Fagus. Beech Tree. 1
Sod ferruginea. common. |
Castanea. — Chesnut tree.
vesca. common. native.
tula. Birch Tree. 2
931 papyracea. paper. Sry
Ostrya. | Hornbeam. re
982 virginica, hop. —_—_—.
Platanus. Plane Tree. .....,,
933 occidentalis. Button, wood. ——~_
Arum. ‘Wake Robin. Hd i
934 triphyllum, F S-leaved.
Order VILL. MONADELPHIA.
Pinus. Pine.
935 sylvestris. scotch. N. Europe.
936 Pinea. italian. =—————SS. Europe.
937 Strobus. white. . native.
938 microcarpa, Lamb. Larch.
939 balsamea. Balsam fir. —.
940 canadensis. | Hemlock. —-
41 nigra. Black Sprucee ——
342 alba. White Sprucee ———

MONGECTAL

Order VI. POLYANDRIA.

Arrow head.
broad leaved.
Begonia.

shining leaved.

Burnet.
common, —
Oak.
Quercitron.
white. —
british,
Walnut.
Butter nut.
Pecan. —

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native. —
Aree

Jamaica.

Europe.

native. .

Europe. —

native.
Illinois.

June, Nov.

Aug. —

June.

June.

May.

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945 orientalis, chinese. China. June. hk

944 occidentalis. White Cedar. native. et tok 1
Cupresus. Cypress. ae

945 sempervirens. oriental. Crete, — hk

946 disticha. deciduous. Virg. Carolina. h
Acalypha. Acalypha. ee

947 virginica. virginian. native. July, Sept. ©

948 pastoris, H.R.M. trailing. Aug. [9)
Jatropha. Physic nut. el .

949 Curcas, black seeded. 8S. America. R
Ricinus, Palma Christi. :

950 communis. common. E. Indies. — ©
Stillingia. Stillingian

951 sebifera. Tallow tree. China. h
Momordica. Momordica. .

‘952 Balsamina. Balsamapple. E.Indies. Sept. O}
Cucurbita. Gourd. |

953 lagenaria. bottle. — E.& W.Ind. Aug. Sept. ©

954 Pepo. Pumpkin. India, —_ ©

955 Melopepo. Squash. oo —— Oo

956 Citrullus. Water melon. 8S. Europe. July, Aug. ©
Cucumis. Cucumber. |

957 Melo. Muskmelon. July. O

958 sativus. common. July, Sept. ©
Bryonia. Bryony.

959 scabrella. roughleaved. E. Indies. Aug. oO
Sicyos. Single seeded Cucumber. .

960 angulata, angular leaved. S. States. —— =o)

Class XXII. DICECTIA.
Order Ui. DIANDRIA. ;

Salix. Willow.

961 pentandra. _— sweet. Europe. May. hk

962 babylonica. _ weeping. Levant. R

963 Forbiana, Sm. basket. England. — h

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DIOECIA.

Order 11. TRIANDRIA.
Empetrum. Crow berry.

964 nigrum. black fruited. © White Mountains. h

Order IV. TETRANDRIA,

. Myrica. Myrica.
965 Gale. Sweet gale. native.
966 cerifera. Bayberry.
967 cordifolia. heart leaved. OC. gh.

Order Y. PENTANDRIA.

Zauthoxylum. Zantboxylum.
968 fraxineum. __ prickly Ash. native.

Humulus. Hop.
$69 Lupulus. common. England.

Order VI. HEXANDRIA.
Smilax. Smilax.

970 rotundifolia. round leaved. native,
971 peduncularis. long stalked.

Order VII. OCTANDRIA.

Populus. Poplar.

972 levigata. common. native.
975 dilatata. Lombardy. Ktaly.
574 balsamifera. Balsam. native.

Order VIL. ENNEANDRIA.

Murcurialis. Mercury.
975 annua. annual. Europe.

Order 1X. DECANDRIA.

Gymnocladus. Gymnocladus.
976 canadensis. Kentucky Coffee. Kentucky.
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" Order XIII. MONADELFHIA.
| Juniperus. Juniper. *
977 virginiana. red Cedar. native.
Taxus. Yew.
978 canadensis. american. Ap. May.
Ephedra. Shrubby Horsetail.
979 distachya. great, Spain.
Ruscus. Butcher’s Broom.
e 980 Hypoglossum. double leaved. Hungary. June,

Class XXIII. POLYGAMIA.

Order 1. MONOECLIA.

Musa. Musa.

981 sapientum. Banana. E. Indies. Ap.
Veratrum. Veratrum.

982 viride. Poke root. native. June.

Andropogon. Beard Grass.
983 fasciculatus,H.R.M. fascicled. ‘W. Indies. Oct.

Chloris. Chloris.

984 polystachya. many spiked. Sept.
Holcus. Indian Millet.

985 spicatus. spiked. — E. Indies.

986 cernuus. nodding spiked. |

987 fragrans. Seneca grass. _native. June.
Atriplex. Orach.

988 hortensis, 6. garden. Tartary. July.

989 lucida. shining. ia

990 verticillata. | whorl flowered. Aug.
Acer. Maple.

991 Pseudo-platanus. Sycamore. —_ Europe.

992 rubrum. scarlet flowered. native. April.

993 saccharinum. Sugar.
994 pennsylvanicum. striped barked.
995 Negundo. ash leaved. Kentucky.

_ Mimosa. Mimosa.
996 pudica. Sensitive plant. Brazil. Aug. Sept.

CRYPTOGAMIA. } 47

Acacia. Acacia.
997 arborea. tree. Jamaica. h
998 glauca. sea green. S. America. Aug. Sept. }
999 cornigera. horn bearing. Cuba. k
1000 farnesiana. _farnesian. St. Domingo. July, Aug. k
1001 Intsia. | crooked thorned. E. Indies. b

Order II. DIOECTIA.

Gleditschia. Gledtschia

1002 triacanthos. triple thorned. Allegany Mts. July.
Fraxinus. Ash. |
- 1003 excelsior. european. Europe.
Nyssa. Tupelo. .
1004 villosa. downy leaved. native. June.
-Panax. Panax.
1005 quinquefolium. Ginseng. © N. Hampshire. June.
Ceratonia. St. John’s Bread.
1006 siliqua. common. Syria, Palestine.
Ficus. Fig tree. :
1007 Carica. common. S. Europe. July.

Class XXIV. CRYPTOGAMIA.
Order 1. GONOPTERIDES.

_ _Equisetum. Horse tail.
1008 arvense. Field. native. April. y

Order Il. STACHYOPTERIDES.

Lycopodium. Club Moss.

1009 complanatum. flattened. native. Julys Y
_ Botrychium. Rattle Snake fern.
1010 obliquum,Muhl. oblique. —— Sept. Oct. 2%

Order IV. SCHIZMATOPTERIDES.

Osmunda. Osmunda.
1011 spectabilis. handsome. native. July.

1012 cinnamomea. woolly.

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Order V. FILICES.
Aspidium. Aspidium.

1013 Acrostichdides. close fruited. native.

1014 marginale. _ edge fruited.

1015 atomarium. — small fruited. itis
Onoclea. Onoclea.

1016 sensibilis. sensitive. ee
Pteris. Pteris.

1017 aquilina. Hemmed Ferns ————
Adiantum. Adiantum.

1018 pedatum. Maiden hair.

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Order VI. MUXCI.

Phascum. Earth Moss.
1019 brevipes, nob. short stalked.

Gymnostomum. Beardless Moss.

1020 turbinatum. minute. native.
Grimmia. Grimmia.

1021 gracilis P slender. ——-
Tetraphis. Four toothed Moss.

1022 pellucida. —_ transparent.
Dicranum. Fork Moss.

1023 scoparium. broom. shri

Climacium. Climacium.

1024 dendroides. branching. —-—
Bartramia. Bartramia.

1025 crispa. curled leaved. ———
Funaria. | Cord Moss.

1026 hygrometrica. hygrometric. ———
Bryum. Thread Moss.

1027 argenteum. _ silvery. ee
Hypnum. Feather Moss.

1028 squarrosum. drooping leaved. ———

Polytrichum. Hair Moss.
1029 cylindricum, Muhl? cylindrical.

Order VII. HEPATIC.

Marchantia. Marchantia.

1030 polymorpha. star headed. native.

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1031 Jungermannia. dilatata. Brown Jungermannia. native.

1032 Parmelia.
1033
1034
1035 ———
1036 —————

CRYPTOGAMIA.

Order VIIl. LICHEN ES.

candelaria, Ach. Candle Lichen.
aleurites, Ach. Bran Lichen.

granulifera, Muhl.? Coarse powdered Lichen.

pulverulenta, Ach. Dusty Lichen.
parietina, Ach. Wall Lichen.

Order IX. ALG.

1037 Byssus. obruens, N.S. Pale verdigris Byssus

1088 Aecidium.

1039 Agaricus.

Order X. FUNGL

Crategi. Hawthorn Aecidium.
campestris. Mushroom.

49

Abroma
Abrus
Acacia
Acalypha
Acer
Achillea
Achyranthes
Aconitum
Acorus
Acta
Adenanthera
Adiantum
Adonis
Aecidium
F&sculus
Agapanthus
Agaricus

Agave
Agrimonia
Agrostemma
rostis
Alisma
Allium
Alée
Alopecurus
Mibne .
Alstroemeria
Althea
Alyssum
Amaranthus
Amaryllis
Ambrosia
Amorpha
Amygdalus
Anagallis
Anchusa
Andromeda
Andropogon
Anemone
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INDEX GENERUM.

Annona
Anthemis

Anthoxanthum

Anthyllis
Antirrhinum
Apargia
Abinen
Apocynum
Aquilegia
Arabis
Aralia
Arctium
Arenaria
Aristolochia
Artemisia
Arum
Arundo
Asarum
Asclepias

Asparagus

Asphodelus —

Aspidium
Aster
Astragalus
Atriplex
Aucuba
Aulax
Avena
Azalea

Baccharis
Bartramia
Bartsia
Basella
Bauhinia
Begonia
Bellis
Berberis
Beta

Betula
Bidens
Bignonia
Biscutella
Blitum
Borago
Botrychium

Brachystemum

Brassica
Bredemeyera
Briza
Bromus
Browallia
Bryonia
Bryum
Buxus
Byssus

Cacalia
Cactus
Ceesalpinia
Calendula
Calophyllum
Caltha
Calycanthus
Campanula
Canna
Capsicum

Cardiospermum

Carex
Carthamus
Cassia
Castanea
Caulinia
Ceatathus
Celastrus
Celosia
Celsia
Centaurea

52

Cephalanthus
Cerastium
Ceratonia
Cerbera
Cercis
Ceropegia
Cheerophyllum
Chara
Cheiranthus
Chelidonium
Chelone
Chenopodium
Chloris

Chrysanthemum

Cicer
Cichorium
Cicuta
Cineraria
Circeea
Cistus
Citrus
Clematis
Cleome
Clethra
Climacium
Clitoria
Cneorum
Cochlearia
Coffea
Coix
Collinsonia
Colutea
Commelina
Comptonia
Conium
Convallaria
Convolvulus
Coptis
Coreopsis
Cornus
Coronilla
Corydalis
Cotyledon
Crambe
Crategus
Crocus

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INDEX GENERUM.

Crotalaria
Cucumis
Cucurbita -

_ Cupressus

Curcuma
Cyclamen
Cymbidium
Cynoglossum
Cyperus
Cypripedium
Cytisus

Dactylis
Daphne

‘Datura

Daucus
Delphinium
Dianthus
Dicranum
Digitalis
Dillenia
Diosma
Dipsacus
Dirca
Dodoneea
Dolichos
Draczna
Dracocephalum

Drosera
Echinops
Echium
Elychrysum
Elsholtzia
Empetrum
Ephedra
Epigeea

, Epilobium

Equisetum
Erica
Eryngium
Erythronium
Eucomis
Eugenia
Eupatorium
Euphorbia

.

Evonymus

Fagus
Ferraria
Festuca
Ficus
Fragaria
Fritillaria
Fraxinus
Fuchsia

| Bpearia
unaria

Galanthus
Galega
Gardenia
Gaultheria
Genista
Gentiana
Geranium
Geum
Gladiolus
Glechoma
Gleditschia
Glycine
Gnaphalium
Gomphrena
Gordonia
Gorteria
Gossypium
Grimmia
Guilandina
Gymnocladus
Gymnostomum

Heemanthus
Haloragis
Hamamelis
Hedysarum
Helianthus
Heliotropium
Helleborus
Hemerocallis
Heracleum
Hermannia
Hibiscus

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Holcus
Hordeum
Houstonia
Humulus
Hydrangea
Hydrophyllum
Hyoscyamus ©
Hypericum
Hypnum
Hypoxis
Hyssopus

Jatropha
Jasminum
Iberis-
Ilex
Impatiens
Indigofera
Inula
Tpomeea
Tris
Isatis
-[snardia
Itea
Tuglans
Juncus
Jungermannia
Juniperus
Justicia
Ixia

Bialnsin
Kamellia
Kitaibelia

Lactuca

Lantana

Lathyrus

- Lavandula
Lavatera
Laurus
Ledum

‘Lemna
Leontodon
Leonurus
Leucadendron

Leucospermum
Liatris
Ligustrum
Lilium
Limodorum
Linnza

Linum
Liriodendrum
Lobelia

‘Lolium —

Lonicera
Lopezia
Lotus
Lunaria
Lupinus
Lychnis
Lycium
Lycopodium
Lycopsis
Lycopus
Lysimachia

Magnolia
Malva
Mangifera
Marrubium
Marchantia
Martynia
Maurandia
Medeola
Medicago
Melaleuca
Melampyrum
Melia i
Melianthus
Melissa
Mentha
Menyanthes
Mercurialis

Mesembryanthe-

mum
Mespilus
Metrosideros
Milleria
Mimosa
Mimulus

INDEX GENERUM.

5

Mirabilis
Mitchella
Mitella
Mollugo
Moluccella
Momordica
Monarda |
Morus
Musa
Myosotis
Myosurus
Myrica
Myrtus

Narcissus
Nepeta
Nerium
Nicandra
Nicotiana
Nigella
Nolana
Nymphea
Nyssa

Ocymum
Oeuothera
Ulea
Onoclea
Ononis —
Onopordon
Orchis
Origanum

Oi nithogalum

Osmunda
Ostrya
Oxalis

Peonia
Panax
Panicum
Papaver
Parmelia
Parosella
Paspalum
Passerina
Passiflora

ENGLISH INDEX.

Acacia 47
——— triple thorned 47
Adams needle 15
African blue lily 14

African Marygold 39
African Starflow-
er 15
Agrimony 22
Allheal 28
Alexanders 12
Almond a3
Altheea frutex 33
Amaranth 42
Angelica tree 13
Animated Gat 4
Apple peru 9
Arbor vite 44
Arrow grass 16
Arrow head 43
Asarabacca 22
Ash-leaved Maple 46
Ash tree 47
Asparagus 15
Asphodel 15
Avens 25
Auricula 7
Balsam Apple 44
Balsam Fir 43
Balsamire 10
Banana 46
Baneberry Q5
Barberry 16
Barley 5
Barn-grass 4

Bastard Indigo $4
Bastard Saffron 38
Basil 28

Page.
Baum 28
Baum of Gilead 28
Bayberry shrub 45
Bead tree 19
Bean 34
Beech tree 43
Beet 11
Bell flower 8
Bellwort 15
Belladonna Lily 14
Bent grass 4
Bind weed 8
Birch tree 43
Birds eye 7
Birth wort 41
Bitter sweet 9
Black Alder 16
Black Knapweed 40
Black Spruce 43
Bladder Behen 21
Bladder Ketmia 33
Bladder nut 3
Bladder Senna $5
Blessed Thistle 40
Blite 1
Blood Flower 14
Blood root 25
Blue african Lily 14
Blue Bottle 40
Biue flag 8
Bog rush 3
Borage 7
Boxtree |. 42
Box thorn 9
Bramble 24
Brasiletto 19
British Oak 43
Brome grass 4

Page.
Broom 34
Buck bean ay 4
Buck wheat 18
Bugloss J
Burdock 38
Bur Marygold &8
Burnet — 438
Butcuer’s Broom 46
Butter nut 43
Button wood 43
Cabbage 30
Calf’s snout - 29
Canary grass 3
Candy tuft 30

Canterbury bell 8
Cape Jasmine 10
Cape Clive 2
Caper Spurge 22
Cardinal flower _ 8

Carnation 21
Carob tree 47
Carolina Allspice 25
Carrot 12
Carpet weed 5
Catalpa 49
Catchfly 21
Caterpillars 36
Catnip 27

Cat’s tail flag 41
Cat’s tail-grass 4

Celandine a5
Celery 12
Cereus 25
Chaff flower 10
Chamomile 39
Chaste tree 29

Charlock, see wild
Radish

e ENGLISH INDEX. S7

Checker-berry 6 Day Lily 16 Furze 34
: Cher tree — 23 Dewberry 24
Chesnut tree 43 Dock 16 _ Garlic 14
Chervil 12 Dog’s bane 11 Gentian. 11
Chick pea 385 Dogtooth Violet 15 Germander 27
Shick weed 13 Dogwood 12 Ginseng 47
Chick weed-Winter- Dragon’s head 28 Globe Amaranth 11
green 16 Drop wort 24 Globe flower 27
China pink 21 Duck meat 41 Globe flower shrub 5
Choke pear 24 Dyer’s weed 22 Globe Thistle 40
Cinquefoil Q5 Goat’s beard 37
Cives 14 Earth Moss 48 Goat’s Rue 36
Clammy Acacia 35 Egg Plant 9 Golden Rod = 89
Clover: ».* . 36 Egyptian Bean $4 Goldthread 27
Club moss 47 Kgeyptian Wheat 5 Gooseberry 10
Cock’s comb 10 Elder 13 Geoosefoot 11
Cock’s foot grass 4 Elecampane 39 Gourd 44
Cockle — 21 -Elm tree 11 Grape Vine 10
Coffee 8 Emetic weed 8 Greek Valerian 8
Colewort 80 Enchanter’s Night ~-Ground Ivy 28
Colt’s foot 89 Shade | 2 Ground nuts 35
Columbine 26 English Mercury 11 Groundsel 39
Comfrey 7 Eryngo 12 Groundsel Tree 39
Cordmoss 48 Everlasting $8 Guava 23
Cornel 6 Everlasting Pea 35 Guinea pepper Q
Corn flag 8
‘Cotton plant 338 Feathergrass 4 Hair Moss 48
Cotton Thistle 38 Feather Moss 48 Hawthorn 23
Couch grass 5 Fennel flower 26 Heart seed 18
Cow Parsnip . 12 Fern 48 Heart's ease, see
Cow Wheat 28 Fescue grass. 4 Pansy
Craneberry 17 Fever bush 18 Heath 17
Craneberry Tree 13 Fig Marygold 24 Heliotrope 6
Crane’s bill $2 Fig tree 47 Hellebore 27
Crow berry 45 Fiorin 4 Hemlock,see Cicuta.
Crownimperiat 14 Flax 13 Hemlock Fir 43
Cucumber 44 Flower fence 19 Hemmed Fern 48
Cud weed 38 Flowering red 1 Hemp 45
Currant 10 Fork Moss 48 Henbane 9
Cypress 44 Four toothed moss48 Holly 6
Fox glove 29 Hollyhock $32

Daffodil 14 Foxtail grass 4 ~ Honesty 30
Dais 39 French Marygold 39 Honeyflower 29
Dandelion $7 Fritillary 14 Honey suckle 8
Darnel 4 Fuller’s Teasel 6 Hop 45
Day flower 3 Fumitory 33 Hop-Medic 87

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Horehound
Hornbeam
Horned Poppy
Horsechesnut
Horsemint
Horse Radish
Horse tail

Hound’s tongue

Houseleek
Hyssop

Jacobeea Lily
Japan Medlar
Japan Rose
Jasmine

Ice plant
Jerusalem Sage
Indian Corn

Indian Cucumber

Indian Fig
Indian Millet
Indigo

Job’s tears
Judas tree
Juniper

Kentucky Coffee

tree
Kidney Bean
Kidney Vetch
Knapweed
Knawell
Knot grass

Labrador Tea
Laburnum
Ladies Slipper
Larch
Larkspur

Laurel Rosebay

Laurel Cherry
Laurustine
Lavender
Lead wort
Leatherwood

Leek .

Al
43
26
20
23
12
28

6
18
14

ENGLISH INDEX.

Lemon 17
Lentil 35
Lettuce 37
Life of Man 13
Lilac 1
Lily 14
Lily of the Valley 1s
Line tree 25
Liver wort 26
Loblolly Bay 33
Locust tree $5
Loosestrife ts ai

Love apple, see To-

mata

Love lies bleeding 42
Louse wort 29
Lucerne 37
Lupine 34

Maiden hair .- 48
Malabar Night-

shade 13
Mallow $2
Mango Tree 10
Maple 46
Marjoram 28

Marsh Mallow 32
Marsh marygold 27
Marvel of Peru 9

Marygold 40
May Apple 25
May weed 89

Meadow grass 4
Meadow Rue 27
Meadow Sweet 14

Medic 86
Medlar 24
Melon 44
Melon Thistle 23
Mercury 45
Mezereon 18
Mignonette 22
Milkvetch 36
Milkwort 33
Mint 28

Mock Orange 23

Moldavian Baum 28—
Molucca Baum = 28 |
Monk’s hood 26
Monkey flower 29
Mountain Ash 24
Mountain Ebony 19

Motherwort 28
Mouse-ear Chick- —
weed 22
Mouse tail - 13,
Mulberry tree 12"
Maullein 9
Musk Melon 44.
~ Mustard S4
Myrtle 23
Nasturtion 17
Navel wort 24
Nettie 42

New Jersey Tea 9
Nicker Tree 19
Night Shade 9
Nipple wort 38

Oak 45
Oat grass 4
Oleander 1y
Olive 2
Onion 14
Orache 46
Orange 37
Orchard Grass 4
Orpine * Jia
Oswego Tea 2
Peony 26
Palma Christi 44.
Panic grass 4
Pansy 10
Paper reed 3
Parsley 12?"
Parsnip 12

Passion Flower $31
Paul’s Betony 2
Pea $5
Pear 24

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Pearl wort 6
Pecan-nut 43
oper Grass 30
Peppermint 27
Periwinkle 10
Physic-nut 14
Pignut 43
Pig weed — 11
Pimpernel 7
Pine tree 43
Pink 21
Plane tree 43
Plantain = =——i‘(‘éiC“
Pleurisy root = 11
Poke root 46
Polypody 48
Pomegranate =. 23
Poplar 46
Po 25
Potatve 9

Prickly gooseber-
ry 10
Prince’s feather 18
Privet 1
Pumpkin 44
Purslane 22

Purslane Tree 13

Quaking grass 4

Queen of the Mea-
dows 24
Quercitron 43
Quitch grass 5
Radish 31
Rasp berry 24
Rattle Snake Fern 47
Ray grass 4
Red Cedar 46
Red top 4
Reed grass 4
Rest harrow 34
Rhubarb 19
Rich weed 2
Roman Worm-
wood 43

ENGLISH INDEX.

Rosary Pea 34
Rose 24
Rose Acacia 35
Rose Bay 11
Rose Campion 21
Rosemary 2
Rough grass 5
Rue — 19
Rye 5
Sage 2
Sainfoin 56

St. John’s bread 47
St. John’s wort 387

Sand wort 21
Sanicle 1
Sarsaparilla 13
Sassafras 18
Savory 27
Saxifrage — 20
Scabious 6
Scorpion grass 7

Scorpion Senna 36
Scotch Pine 43

Scurvy Grass 30
Sea Tree Mallow 32
Seneca grass 46
Sensitive plant 47
Sedge 42
Shallot 14
Shepherd’s Purse 30
Shrubby Horsetail 46
Sickle weed 18
Side saddle flower 25
Silver tree 5
Silver weed 25
Single seeded Cu-
cumber 44
Skoke | 33
Skunk Cabbage 6
Snake head 29
Snow ball 13
Snow drop 14
Soap berry 13
Soap wort 20

Solomon’s seal 15

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Southern wood 38
Sorrel 16
Soursop 26
Spanish Broom 34
Sparrow wort 18
Speedwell 2
Spider wort 14
Spindle tree 9
Spring grass 2
Spurge 22
Squash 44
Squill 15
Staff tree 9
Star of Bethl’em 15
Stock 30.
Stone crop 2i
Stork’s bill $1
Stramonium 9.
Strawberry 25.
Strawberry Blite 1
Striped barked Ma-
ple 46
Succory 88
Sugar Cane 3
Sugar Maple 46
Sumach 12
Sundew 13.
Sunflower 40.
Swallow wort 11
Sweet Alyssum. 30
Sweet Bay or Lau-
rel 18
Sweet Cicily 12
Sweet Fern 42
Sweet Flag 16
Sweet Gale 45
Sweet Pea 835
Sweet Scabious 6
Sweet Sop 26

Sweet Sultan 40
Sweet William 2]
Sycamore 46
Tallow Tree 44
Tamarisk 13
Tangier pea 35

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60 ENGLISH INDEX. :
‘Tansey $8 Tulip Tree 26 Water Plantain 16
‘Lea shrub 25 Tupelo 47 Weld, see Dyer’s
Teasel 6 Turmeric 1 Weed 22
Thimble berry 24 Turnip 30 Wheat 5
Thorn Apple,see Turnsole 6 White Cedar a4

Stramonium White Pine 43
Thoroughwort 38 Valerian 3 White Spruce 43
Thread Moss 48 Vanity grass 4 White weed 39
Three thorned A- =‘ Venus’ looking Whortle berry 17 |

cacia 47 ~~ Glass 8 Widow wail 3
Thrift 13 Vervain 2 Wild Bugloss 7
Throat root 38 Vetch 85 Wild Indigo 19
Throat wort 8 Vine 10 Wild Liquorice 36
‘Tiger flower 31 Violet 10 Willow. 44
Toad flax 29 Vipers Bugloss 7 Willow herb 7
Tobacco 9 Virgin’s bower 27 Winter Cherry 9
Tomata 9 Virginian Thyme 28 Winter green 20
‘Torch Thistle 28 Witch hazle 6
‘Touch me not 10 Umbrella tree 26 Woad 30
Tree Mallow $2 Woll’s bane 26
Tree onion 14 Wake Robin 43 Woodbine Ae es
Tree primrose 17 Wall cress 30 Woodsorrel 21
Tircolor,see Ama- Wallflower | 30 Worm grass Z

ranth Walnut tree 43 Wormwood 38
Trumpet flower 29 Water cress 30
Trumpet Honeysuc- Water Horehound 2 Yarrow | 40

kle Water leaf 7 Yew Tree 45
Tuberose hd "Water Laly 25 .
Tulip 15 Watermelon 44

ERRATA.

P. 5,1. 18, for ‘ Leucadendum’ and * Leucadeadum,’ read Leucadendrum,

6, No. 98, for ‘ sylvestus,’ read sylvestris.

8, 1. 10, for ‘ Convalvulus,’ read Cornvolvulus.
9, 1.9, for é Hemanthus,’ read Hemanthus.
18, J. 1, for *81,°

19, L. 28, for ¢ Adenanth,? read Adenanthera.

21. No. 444, for ‘ fire spotted,’ read five spotted. ‘
23, No. 486, for ‘ graniflorus,’ read grandiflorus.

24, No. 526, for ‘semperfierens,’ read semperfiorens.
25, No 552, for § Americano,’ read Americana.

OF. I, 2G, English column, for ‘ Satureja,’ read Savory-
27, dele ‘ 585,’ before ‘ Coptis.’

A8, 1. 13, for ‘ Muxci,’ read Musci.

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