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GOYEKNMENT BOTANIST AND SUPERINTENDENT BOTANIC OARDKNV

BRITISH GUIANA,

LATI SUPERINTENDENT BOTANIC GARDEN*.

JAMAICA.

DEMERARA :

PRINTED AT BALDWIN A OO.'S, WATER STBBET.

1881.

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KEW YC
BOTANICAL

OF THE

JAMAICA FERNS AND THEIR ALLIES.

ffHIS LIST of the Jamaica Ferns I drew up some

time ago as a reference for my own convenience in
carrying on a long, and still, delayed descriptive work on
the subject, and, though a bare enumeration, it may be
of service to others. The great majority of the plants
mentioned I gathered myself in their homes during the
years between 187 4.-9 ; the rest are included on the
authority of the works of Grisebach, Hooker, and
Baker. A careful scrutiny of the West India Ferns
in the Kew Herbarium would doubtless prove that the
List is not complete ; it is however as full as my own
knowledge and the specif c geographical references of
the reliable authors named enabled me to make it

But it is very probable from the many previously
knoivn species that I gathered ivhich are not definitely
ascribed to Jamaica in published works, that more of the
number assigned in Hooker and Baker s " Sy?iopsis
Filicunx' to the West Indies in general, or there limited
to pertain of the islands, are indigenous to Jamaica.
Wyii regard to Cuba I may remark that, though it is
so much larger, its physical conformation and the
common character of its flora with that of Jamaica,
together with its contiguity, strongly favour the
pres\cmj)tion that a plant found in one of the countries

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exists also in the other. It may therefore be expected
that some of the many novelties which have of late years
been discovered in Cuba will in time turn up in
Jamaica.

My discoveries in Jamaica were made chiefly on the
higher (southward) slopes, ridges and peaks of the Blue
Mountain range, to which with the hills that abut on its
southern base my labours in plant-collecting were almost
entirely confined. An egually close examination of the
flora of the northern slopes of the range and more
particularly that of the western parishes would be of
much interest and probably reveal many novelties.

The plants which I failed in my explorations to find

arc followed by an asterisk. I shall be glad to receive

from correspondents any of those thus indicated or

any authentic Jamaica Ferns not included in tins List.

The nomenclature of the " Synopsis Filicum' has
been adopted, to which work and Gkisebach's " Flora
of ike British West Indies " reference should be made
for synonymy.

G. S. J.

British Guiana,

March, 1881.

A HAND-LIST OF THE JAMAICA FERNS

AND THEIR ALLIES.

1. GLEICHENIA, Smith.

1. GLEICHENIA PUBESOENS, H. B. K.

2. G FURCATA, Swartz.

3. G MATTHEWSII, Hook.

4. G REVOLUTA, H. B. K. *

5. G PECTINATA, Presl.

6. G DICHOTOMA, Willd.

7. G LONGISSIMA, Blume.

VAR. GRACILIS, Jenman.

2. ALSOPHILA, Brown.

1. ALSOPHILA ARMATA, Presl.

2. A INFESTA, Kunze. #

3. A ASPERA, Brown.

4. A PARVX7LA, Jenman.

5. A PRUINATA, Kaulf.

3. HEMITELIA, Brown.

1. HEMITELIA GRANDIFOLIA, Spreng. ,,

2. H HORRIDA, Brown.

3. H WILSONI, Hooker. #

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4. CYATHEA, Smith.

1. CYATHEA NOCKII, Jenman.

2. C PUBESCENS, Mett.

3. C SERRA, WiOd.

4. C ELEGANS, Heward.

5. C ARBOREA, Smith.

VAR. CONCINNA, Bake

i'.

6. C TUSSACII, Desv.

7. C FURFURACEA, Baker.

8. C SCHANSCHIN, Martins.

9. C DISSOLUTA, Baker.

10. C GRACILIS, Griseb.

11. C INSIGNIS, Eaton.

5. TRICHOMANES, Smith.

1. TRICHOMANES SPICATUM, ffedw.

2. T LINEOLATUM, Hook.

3. T REPTANS, Swartz.

4. T PUNCTATUM, Poir.

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5. TRICHOMANES~(Continued.)

5. TRICHOMANES MEMBRANACEUM, Linn.

6. T SETIFERUM, Baker.

7. T APODUM, Hook S? Grtv.

8. T MUSCOIDES, Swartz.

9. T PUSILLUM, Swartz.

10. T SINUOSUM, Rich.

11. T PINNATIFIDUM, V. D. B. *

12. T BANCROFTII, Hook.

13. T KAULFUSSII, Hook fr Grtv.

14. T CRISPUM, Linn.

15. T PINNATUM, Hedw. *

16. T CRINITUM, Swartz.

17. T ALATUM, Swartz.

VAR. RADICATULUM, Jenman.

18. T KRAUSII, Hooker §> Grev.

19. T PYXIDIFERUM, Linn.

VAR. T. OLIVACEUM, Kunze.

20. T RADIO ANS, Swartz.

VAR. T. LTJSCHNATIANUM, Kungz.

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5. TRICHOMANES- (Continued.)

21 TRICHOMANES LTJOENS, Swartz.

22. T RIGIDUM, Sivartz.

23. T SCANDENS, Linn.

24. T TENERUM, Sprang.

25. T TRICHOIDEUM, Swartz.

6. HYMENOPHYLLUM, Linn.

1. HYMENOPHYLLUM ASPLENIOIDES, Linn,

2. H ABRUPTUM, Hook.

3. H —RARUM, /?. Br.

4. H L'HERMINXERI, Mett?

5. H POLYANTHOS, Swartz.

VAR. PROTRUSUM, Hook.

6. H SPH-ZEROCARPUM, V. D. E.

7. H UNDULATUM, Smith.

8. H AXILLARE, Swartz.

9. H CRISPUM, H. B. K.

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6. HYMEtfOPHYLLTJM— (Continued.

10. HYMENOPHYLLUM: TUNBRIDGENSE, Smith,

11. H FTJCOIDES, Swartz.

12. H LANATUM, Fee.

13. H HIRSUTUM, Swartz.

14. H ANTILLENSE, Jennun.

15. H LINEARE, Swartz.

16. H ELEGANTULUM, V.D.3.^

17. H SERICEUM, Swartz.

18. H CATHERINE, Hook.

19. H CILIATUIT, Swartz.

VAR. H. GRATUM, Fee.

20. H ELEGANTISSIMTJJtt, Ste.

21. H HIRTELLTJM, Swartz.

22. H MICROCARPUM, Desv*

7. DICKSONIA, L'Herit.

1. DICKSONIA PLUMIERI, Hook.

2. D CONIIFOLIA, Hook.

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7. DICKSONIA— (Continued.)

3. DICKSONIA ADI ANTOIDES, H.B.K.m

4. D CICUTARIA, Swartt.

5. D CICUTARIOIDES, Fh,

6. D ANTHRISCIFOLIA, Kaidf.

7. D RUBIGINOSA, Kaulf.

8. D APIIFOLIA, Hook. #

8. DAVALLIA, Smith.

1 DAVALLIA SACCOLOMA, Spray.

2. D CLAVATA, Swartx.

3. D SPELUNCiE, Baker.

4. D INiEQUALIS, Kunu.

5. D ACTJLEATA, Swartz.

6. D FUMARIOIDES, Swartx.

9. CYSTOPTEBIS, Bernh.

1. CYSTOPTERIS FRAGILIS, Bernh.

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10. LINDSAYA, Dry and.

1. LINDSAY A STRICT A, DryaniV

2. L GUYANENSIS, Dryand. #

3. L TRAPEZIFORMIS, Dryand. ,

11. ADIANTUM, Linn.

1. ADIANTUM DOLOSUM, Kunze.

2. A MACROPHYLLUM, f&wartz.

VAR. BIPINNATUM, Baker.

3. A LUCIDUM, Swartz. *

4. A PUMILUM, Swartz. #

5. A KAULFUSSII, Si c

6. A OBLIQUUM, U7/A/.

7. A DELTOIDEUM, £« -art:

8. A CUBENSE, Hook.

VAR. NANTJM, JcwKan.

9. A HISPIDULTJM, Swartz

10. A OBTUSUM, Bern.

11. A CRIST ATUM, Linn.

12. A CRENATUKT, Wilid. s

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11. ADIANTUM— (Continued.)

13. ADIANTUM PULVERULENTUM, Liv,

VAR. CAUDATUM, Jenman.

14. A MICROPHYLLUM, Kaulf. *

16. A INTERMEDIUM, Sivartz.

16. A TETRAPHYLLUM, WWd.

VAR. PAUCIJUGA, Jenman.

17. A VILLOSUM, Linn.

18. A -CONCINNUM, H. B. K.

19. A FRAGILE, Swartz.

20. A CAPILLUS-VENERIS, Linn.

21. A TENERUM, Swartz.

22. A TRAPEZIFORME, Linn.

12. HYPOLEPIS, Bernh.

1. HYPOLEPIS PURDIEANA, Hook.

2. H REPENS, Presl.

VAR. INERMIS, Hook.

3. H HOSTILIS, Presl.

4. H , — NIGRE3CENS, Hook.

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13. CHEILANTHES, Swartz.

1. CHEILANTHES PAUPERCULA, Afett.

2. C RADIATA, R. Br.

3. C PEDATA, A. Br. „

4. 0 MICROPHYLLA, Swarh

VAR. MICROMERA, Link.

VAR. ELIZABETHS, Jenmau,

5. C TOMENTOSA, Link.

14. NOTHOCHMNA, R. Br.

1, NOTHOCHLiENA TRICHOMANOIDES, R. />'

VAR. SUBNUDA, Jenman.

2. N FERRUGINEA, Hook.

15, PELLEA, Link.

1. PELLSA, GERANLffiFOLIA, Fee.

2. P MARGINATA, Baku:

18. IMCHITIS, Im.

1. LONCHITIS PTJBESCENS, Willd.

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17. PTERIS, Linn.

1. PTERIS PEDATA, Linn.

2. P GRANDIFOLIA, Linn.

3. P LONGIFOLA, Linn.

4. P CPvETICA, Linn.

5. P HETEROPHYLLA, Linn.

6. P MUTILATA, Linn.

7. P aUADRIAURITA, Retz.

VAR. FELOSMA, J. Smith.

VAR. AFFLXJENTUS, Jenman.

8. P SWARTZIANA, Agardth.

9. P BIAURITA, Linn.

10. P INCISA, Thunbg.

11. P DEFLEXA, Link.

12. P LACINIATA, WilM.

13. P ACTTLEATA, Swartz.

14. P KUNZEANA, Agardh.

15. P PODOPHYLLA, Swartz.

16. P GIGANTEA, Willd.

17. P —VISCOSA, Moore.

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17. PTERIS— (Continued.)

18. PTERIS AQUILINA, Linn.

VAR. P. CAXJDATA, Linn.

18. CERATOPTERIS, Brong.

1. CERATOPTERIS THALICTROIDES, Brong.

19. LOMARIA, Willd.

1. LOMARIA ONOCLEOEDES, Spreng.

2. L ATTENUATA, Wiihl.

3. L PLTJMIERI, Fee.

4. L DIVERGENS, Knnze.

5. L PROCERA, Spreng.

6. L BORYANA, Willd.

7. L SEMIOORDATA, Baker,

20. BLECHNUM, Linn.

1. BLECHNUM UNILATERALE, Willd.

2. B OCCIDENTALE, Linn,

( 23 )
20. BLECHNUM— (Continued.)

3. BLECHNUM LONGIFOLIUM, H. B. K,

4. B SERRULATUM, Rich.

5. B VOLUBILE, Kaulf. *

21. ASPLENIUM, Linn.

1. ASPLENIUM SERRATUM, Linn.

2. A PUMILUM, Swartz.

3. A DENTATUM, Linn.

4. A TRICHOMANES, Linn.

5. A MONANTHEMUM, Linn.

6. A FORMOSUM, Willd.

7. A LUNULATUM, Swartz.

VAR. A. STRICTUM, Brack.

8. A HARPEODES, Kunzt.

9. A PTEROPUS, Kaulf.

10. A ALATUM, H. B. K.

11. A MARINUM, Linn.

( 25 )
21. ASPLENIUM— (Continued.)

12. ASPLENIUM ABSCISSUM, Wittd.

13. A CULTRIFOLITJM, Linn.

14. A AURICULATUM, Swartz.

15. A SALICIFOLIUM, Linn. #

16. A LiETUM, Swartz.

17. A HASTATUM, Klotch.

18. A RHIZOPHORUM, Linn.

VAR. A. RADICANS, Swartz.

VAR. A. FLABELLULATUM, Kunzc.
VAR. A. RACHIRHIZON, Raddi.
VAR. SUPERSUM, Jenman.

19. A AURITTJM, Swartz.

VAR. A. MAOILENTUM, Kunj*.
VAR. PARVTJLUM, Jenman.

20. A CAUDATUM, Forst.

91. A DIMIDIATUM, Swartz.

22. A FALCATUM, Lam. = A. EROSTJM, Utt

VAR. ORNATUM, Jenman.
S3. A SERE A, Zan$r $• /M.

( 27 )

21. ASPLENira-(Continued.)

24. ASPLENIX7M BISSECTUM, Sivartz.

25. A FADYENI, Hook. #

26. A FRAGRANS, Swarte.

VAR. A. FCENICULACEUM, H. B. K.

27. A SCANDICINUM, Kaulf. *

28. A- CUNEATUM, Lam.

29. A FURCATUM, Thumb.

30. A CICUTARIUM, Sivartz.

31. A MYRIOPHYLLTTM, Spreng.

VAR. A. MONTEVERDENSE, Hook.

32. A RHIZOPHYLLUM, Kunze.

VAR. DIMINUTUM, Jenwmn.

33. A RUTACEUM, Melt.

34. A CONCHATUM, Moore.

35. A HIANS, Kunze.

36. A ALTISSIMUM, Jenman.

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21. ASPLENIUM— (Continued.)

37. ASPLENIUM PLANTAGINEUM, Linn.

38. A GRANDIFOLIUM, Sivartz.

39. A CELTIDIFOLIUM, Kunze.

40. A CENTRIPETALE, Baker.

41. A CALLIPTERIS, Baker.

42. A FLAVESCENS, Mett. #

VAR. RCEMERIANUM, Kunxe. *

43. A ARBOREUM, Willd.

44. A SEMIHASTATUM, Kunze.

45. A SHEPHERDI, Spreng.

46. A COSTALE, Swartz.

VAR. A. DESVAXTXII, Mett.

47. A CRENULATUM, Baker.

VAR. (DIPLAZIUM) GRAMMATOIDES, Fee.

48. A RADIO ANS, Schk.

VAR. PALLIDUM, Jenman.
VAR. CRENATUM, Jenman.

49. A DIMINUTUM, Baker.

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21. ASPLENIUM— (Continued.)

50. ASPLENIUM FRANCONIS, Mett.

51. A WILSONI, Baker.

52. A MARGINATUM, Linn.

22. ASPIDIUM, Swartz.

1. ASPIDIUM GLANDULOSUM, Swartz.

2. A PLASCHNICKIANUM, Kv

3. A RHIZOPHYLLUM, Swartz.

4. A SEMICORDATUM, Swartx.

5. A MUCRONATUM, Sivartz.

VAR. PINNATIFIDUM, Jenman.

6. A TRIANGULUM, Swartz.

VAR. LAXUM, J. Smith.

VAR. (POLYSTIOHUM) ILICIFOLIUM, Fee

VAR. LATIPINNUM, Jenman.

7. A CAUDATUM, Jenman.

8. A TRIDENS, Hoofc.

9. A VIVIPARUM, Fie.

10. A ACULEATUM, Swartz.

( 33 ) •
22. ASPIDIUM- (Continued.)

11. ASPIDITTM, MORITZIANUM, Swartz.

12. A CORIACETJM, Swartz.

13. A ASCENDENS, Bernard.

14. A CHRISTIANS, Jenman.

15. A ABREVIATTJM, Schrad. *

16. A MACROPHYLLTJM, Sivarh

17. A CICUTARIUM, Sivartz.

18. A APIIEOLIUM, Schk.

19. A TRIFOLIATUM, Swartz.

23. NEPHHODIIJM, Rich.

1. NEPHRODITJM PEDATUM, Hook.

2. N SANCTUM, Baker.

3. N FIRMUM, Baker.

4. N CONTERMINTJM, Baker.

VAR. PUBESCENS, Baker.
VAR.

5. N KAULFTJSSII, Hook. »

( 35 )

23. NEPHEODIUM— (Continued.)

6. NEPHRODITJM SPRENGELII, Hook.

7. N PERSICINUM, Jenman.

8. N LIMBATUM, Desv. „

0. N PACHYRACHIS, Hook.

10. N JENMANI, Baker.

VAR. SITIORUM, Jenman.

11. N DELTOIDEUM, Desv.

13. N PATENS, Desv.

VAR. N. MACROURUM, Baker

13. N SLOANEI, Baker.

14. N VELLEUM, Baker

15. N SUBFUSCUM, Baker.

16. N PATULUM, Baker.

17. N HIRTUM, Hook.

18. N PUBESOENS, Desv.

VAR. BREVICULUM, Jenman.

19. N GRISEBAOHII, £afor.

( 37 )

23. MPHRODIUM— (Continued.)

20. NEPHRODIUM AMPLUM, Baker.

21. N VILLOSUM, Presl.

VAR. (POLYPODIUM) SPECTABILE, Kaulf.

22. N DENTICULATUM, Hook

23. N EXCULTUM, ^ooil. #

24. N EFFUSUM, Waiter.

25. N SCOLOPENDRIOIDES, JBboJfc.

26. N INCISUM, Baker. „

27. N UNITUM, R. Br.

28. N SERRA, Desv.

29. N AMBOINENSE, Presl

30. N SP.

31. N JAMAICENSE, Baker.

VAR. ABORTXJM, Jenman.

32. N ASPLENIOIDES, Baker. #

33. N MOLLE, Ztesu.

34. N VENUSTUM, J. Smith. *

35. N USITATUM, Jenman,

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23. NEPHRODIUM— (Continued.)

36. NEPHRODIUM BRACHYODON, Hook.

37. N GUADALUPENSE, Fit.

38. N FENDLERI, Hook.

39. N HASTATUM, Jemnan.

24. NEPHROLEPIS, Schott.

1. NEPHROLEPIS CORDIFOLIA, Presl

VAR. N, PECTINATA, Schott.

2. N EXALTATA, Schott.

VAR. (ASPIDIUM) SESQUIPEDALE, W,

3. N ACUTA, mild.

25. OLEANDRA, Cav.

1. OLEANDRA NODOSA, M.

26. FADYENIA, Hook.

1. FADYENIA PROLIFERA, Soofc.

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27. POLYPODIUM, Linn.

1. POLIPODIUM HASTiEFOLIUM, Swartz.

2. P FLAVOPUNCTATTJM, Kaulf. #

3. P CTENOIDES, Fee.

4. P DECUSSATUM, Linn.

5. P CAUDATUM, Kaulf.

6. P PLATYPHYLLUM, Hook. *

7. P PUNCTATUM, Thunb.

8. P CRENATTJM, Swartz.

9. P REPTANS, Swartz.

VAR. (GONIOPTERIS,) GRACILIS, Ftt.

10. P ASPLENIOIDES, Swart*.

VAR. (GONIOPTERIS) TENERA, Fie.

11. P TETRAGONTJM, Swartz.

VAR. P. MEGALODUS, Schk.

12. P JUNGERMANNIOIDES, Klotch.

13. P GRAMINEUM, Swartz.

14. P MARGINELLUM, Swartz,

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27. POLYPODIUM— (Continued.)

15. P TRIFURCATUM, Linn.

16. P INiEQUALE, Fa.

17. P MONILIFORME, Lag.

18. P SAXICOLUM, Baker.

19. P EXIGUUM, Griseb.

20. P TRICHOMANOIDES, Swartz.

21. P TRUNCICOLA, Klotch.

22. P ALBOPUNCTATUM, Baker.

23. P JUB^FORME, AW/. m

24. P HETEROTRICHUM, Baker.

25. P CULTRATUM, Willd.

26. P CAPILLARE, Desv.

27. P CURVATUM, Swartz. *

28. P PENDULUM, Swartz.

VAR.

29. P SUSPENSUM, Linn.

30. P ASPLENIFOLIUM, Linn. *

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37. POLYPODIUM— (Continued.)

31. POLYPODIUM BRUNEO-VIRIDE, Baker.

32. P RIGESCENS, Bory.

VAR.

33. P ELASTIOUM, Rich. #

34. P TAXIFOLIUM, Linn.

35. P PECTINATUM, Linn.

VAR. P. SCHKUHRI, JRadd.

36. P TENUIFOLIUM, H.B.K.

37. P GRAVEOLENS, Baker.

38. P SORORIUM, H.B.K.

39. P VACCINIIFOLIUM, L. & F.

40. P PILOSELLOIDES, Linn.

41. P LORICEUM, Linn.

42. P SURRUCUOHENSE, Hook.

43. P CHNOODES, Sprang.

44. P ATTENUATUM, H.B.K. #

45. P NERIIFOLIUM, Schk.

46. P INCANUM, Swartz.

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27. POL YPODIUM— (Continued.

47. POLYPODIUM THYSSANOLEPIS, & Brown.

48. P SCIUAMATUM, Linn.

49. P AUREUM, Linn.

50. P AREOLATUM, H.B.K.

51. P DECUMANUM, Willd.

52. P ANGUSTIFOLIUM, Swart*.

63. P AMPHOSTEMON, Kunze.

54. P LiEVIGATUM", Cavan.

55. P REPENS, Linn.

56. P COST ALE, Kunze.

67. P PHYLLITIDIS, Linn.

58. P LANCEOLATUM, Linn.

VAR. ELISABETHS, Jenman.

59. P SWARTZII, Baker.

60. P LYCOPODIOIDES, Linn.

VAR. P. SALICIFOLIUM, WiM.

61. P CRASSIEOLITTBX, Linn.

62. P ANGUSTXJM, Mett.

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28. XIPHOPTERIS, Kaulf.

1. XIPHOPTERIS SERRULATA, Kaulf.

2. X JAMESONI, Hook.

3. X MYOSUROIDES, Kaulf.

29. MONOGRAMME, Schk.

L MONOGRAMME GRAMINOIDES, Baker. *

2. M SEMINUDA, Baker. VAR. MINOR, Baker.

3. M IMMERSA, Fie.

30. GYMNOQRAMME, J9ew.

1. GYMNOGRAMME DIPLAZIOIDES, Desv.

2. G CONSIMILIS, Desv.

3. G GRACILIS, Reward.

4. G PUMILA, Spreng.

5. G RXTFA, Desv.

6. G OH-ffiROPHYLLA, Baker.

7. G SOHIZOPHYLLA, Baker.

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30. GYMNOGEAMME-(Continued.)

8. O TRIFOLIATA, Desv.

9. G TARTAREA, Desv.

10. G PERUVIANA, Desv.

11. G CALOMEL ANOS, Kanlf.

VAR. G. CHRYSOPHYLLA, Kaulf.

12. G SULPHUREA, Dtsv.

31. MENISCIUM, Schreb.

1. MENISCIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM, mild.

2. M SERRATUM, Cav.

3. M RETICULATUM, Swartz

32. ANTHOPHYUM, Kaulf.

1. ANTROPHYUM LINEATUM, Kaulf.

2. A LANCEOLATUM, Kaulf.

3. A SUBSESSILE, Kunze.

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33. YITTARIA, Smith.

1. VITTARIA INTRAMARGINALIS, Baktr.

2. V LINEATA, Swartz.

3. V STIPITATA, Kunxe.

4. V REMOTA, Fee.

84. OLENITIS, Swartz.

1. T-ffiNITIS ANGUSTIFOLIA, R. Br.

2. T L.ANCEOLATA, R.Br.

3. T SWARTZII, Jenman.

35. HEMIONITIS, Linn.

1. HEMIONITIS PALMATA, /*»«.

2. H PINNATA, J. Smth.

3. H CITRIFOLIA, Hook.

36. ACROSTICHUM, Linn.

1. ACROSTICHUM SIMPLEX, Swartz.

2. A CONFORME, Swartz.

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86. ACEOSTICHUM— (Continued.)

3. ACBOSTICHUM, SABTOBII, Litbm.

4. A LATIFOLIUM, Swartt.

5. A PALLIDUM, Baker.

6. A GRAMINEUM, Jenman.

7. A VISCOSUM, Swartz.

VAB. OBTUSUM, Jenman.

8. A HYBBIDUM, Bory. VAB.

9. A APODUM, Kanlj.

10. A VILLOSUM, Swartt.

VAB. SUBOVATUM, Jenman.

11. A SPATHULATUM, Boy.

12. A SILIQUOIDES, Jenman.

13. A TECTUM, WiUd.

14. A VESTITUM, Schlecht.

15. A MUSCOSUM, Swartz.

16. A SQUAMOSUM, Swartz.

VAB.

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3b. AOROSTICHUM— (Continued.

17. A (STENOCHLiENA) SORBIFOLIUM, Linn.

VAR. LONGIFOLIA, J. Smith.

18. A (POLYBOTRYA) OSMUND ACEU LI, Hook.

19. A (RHIPIDOPTERIS) PELTATUM, Swartz.

20. A (OLFERSIA) CERVINUM, SivarU.

31. A (GYMNOPTERIS) ALIENUM, Swartz.

VAR. FLAGELLUM, Jenman.

22. A NICOTTAN-ffiFOLITJM, Swartt.

VAR. 6AXIC0LUM, Jenman.

23. A (CHRYSODIUM) AUREUM, Linn.

24. A (HYME50DIUM) CRINITUM, Linn.

37. OSMUNDA, Linn.

1. OSMTJNDA CINNAMOMEA, Linn,

38. SCHIZ^A, Smith.

1. SCHIZ2EA ELEGANS, Swartz.

39. ANEMIA, Swarte.

1. ANEMIA HTJMILIS, Swartz.

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39. ANEMIA— (Continued.)

2. ANEMIA MANDIOCANA, Raddi.

3. A BREUTELIANA, Fresh

4. A HIRSUTA, Swartz.

5. A ADIANTIFOLIA, Sioartz.

6. A PHYLLITIDIS, Swartz.

VAR. A. LACINIATA, Link.

7. A AURITA, Sioartz.

40. LYGODIQM, Swartz.

1. LYGODIUM VOLUBILE, Swartz.

2. L VENUSTUM, Swartz.

41. MABATTIA, Smith.

1. MARATTIA ALATA, Smith.

42. DAN-fflA, Smith.

1. DANiEA ALATA, fiMeft.

2. D MORITZIANA, /Verf.

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42. DAOIA— (Continued.)

3. DANiEA STENOPHYLLA, Kunxe.

4. D ELLIPTICA, Smith.

5. D NODOSA, Smith. VAR. ENODIS, Baker.

1. OPHIOaLOSSUM, Linn.

1. OPHIOGLOSSUM VULGATUM, Linn.

2. O RETICULATUM, Linn.

3. O PALMATUM, Linn.

2. BOTRYCHIUM, Swartz.

1. BOTRYCHIUM TERNATUM, Swartz.

2. B VIRGINEANUM, Swartz.

1. MARSILEA, Linn.

1. MARSILEA POLYCARPA, Hook. & Grev.

1. EQUISETUM, Lmw.

1. EQUISETUM GIGANTEUM, Linn.

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1. PSILOTUM, Swartz.

1. PSILOTUM TRICIUETRUM, Swartz.

2. P COMPLANATUM, Swartz

2. LYCOPODIUM, Linn.

1. LYCOPODIUM SCARIOSUM, Forst. VAR. JUSSLEI, Desv.

2. L COMPLANATUM, Linn.

3. L CLAVATUM, Linn.

4. L CERNUUM, Linn.

5. L REFLEXUM, Lam.

6. L DICHOTOMUM, Jacq.

7. L LINIFOLIUM, Linn.

8. L TAXIFOLIUM, Linn.

VAR. L. PASSERINOIDES, H. B. K.

9. L VERTICILLATUM, Linn.

8. SELAGINELLA, Beauv.

1. SELAGINELLA ALBO-NITENS, Spring.

2. S PA TULA, Spring. #

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3. SELGINELL A— (Continued. )

3. S SERPENS, Spring.

4. S CONFUSA, Spring.

5. S FLEXTJOSA, Spring.

6. S ERYTHROPTJS, Spring.

7. S CUSPID AT A, Link. #

8. S FLABELLATA, Spring.

9. S STOLONIFERA, Spring.

(A small lax species of Selaginella with rounded leaves but without fruit,

gathered on the mountains, appears to be S. rotundifolia, Spring.)

Number of species enumerated by Hfward

in 1838 ... ... ... ... ... 77

Number of species assigned to Jamaica by
Grisebach in his Flora of the British
West Indies in 1864 ... ... ... 310

Number of species enumerated in the present

Hand-list ... ... ... ... ... 4^7

Ditto varieties ditto ... ... ... 64

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