UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
DAVIS

LOUDON'S HORTUS BRITANNICUS.

CATALOGUE

OF

ALL THE PLANTS

INDIGENOUS, CULTIVATED IN, OR INTRODUCED TO

BRITAIN.

PART I.
THE LINNEAN ARRANGEMENT,

IN WHICH NEARLY 30,000 SPECIES ARE ENUMERATED :

WITH

THE SYSTEMATIC NAME AND AUTHORITY,

ACCENTUATION, DERIVATION OF GENERIC NAMES, LITERAL ENGLISH OP SPECIFIC NAMES,
SYNONYMES SYSTEMATIC AND ENGLISH OF BOTH GENERA AND SPECIES,

HABIT, HABITATION IN THE GARDEN, INDIGENOUS HABITATION,

POPULAR CHARACTER, HEIGHT, TIME* OF FLOWERING, COLOUR OF THE FLOWER,

J$otJe of ipropagatiott, Soil,

NATIVE COUNTRY, YEAR OF INTRODUCTION, AND REFERENCE TO FIGURES:
PRECEDED BY

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE LINNEAN SYSTEM.

PART II.
THE JUSSIEUEAN ARRANGEMENT,

OF NEARLY 4,000 GENERA,

WITH

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NATURAL SYSTEM, AND A GENERAL DESCRIPTION
AND HISTORY OF EACH ORDER.

EDITED BY J. C. LOUDON, F. L., H., G., & Z. S.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, AND GREEN,

PATERNOSTER-ROW.
1830.

LONDON :

Printed by A. & R. Spottiswoode,
New-Street- Square.

PREFACE.

JL HE titlepage of this Catalogue indicates how much it is in advance of all that have been
hitherto published ; but there are some improvements in it not there stated, and others of
which it may be requisite to give some explanation.

The numeration of the species in the Linnean Arrangement, and the use of figures instead
of letters in designating the varieties, are adopted with a view to facilitate the numbering of
plants in gardens, of dried specimens in herbariums, of drawings, or of seeds. For the first
purpose we have given an explanation of the Seton mode of cutting tallies (p. xxi.\ by far
the simplest and best for cutting with a knife on number sticks. The genera are numbered
separately for the same purposes, and for more ready reference to the Linnean Arrangement
from the Jussieuean, and to both Arrangements from the General Index. A star (*)
before either the number of a species, or that of a genus, indicates that next in alliance to it
there is an additional species or genu°, or several additional species or genera, in the Sup-
plement (p. 467, to p. 490). A section (§) indicates that the name has been changed, or
that the genus or species has undergone some alteration in the Supplement.

After the Natural Order two numbers are placed, as totals of species (e. g. sp. 4. — 10.) ;
the first indicates the number of species in the Catalogue, the second the total number
hitherto described by botanists. An accurate idea is thus given of what additions are to be
expected to the British Hortus, in any genus of plants.

The signs, used for the habits of plants (col. 3.), and those of their habitation and duration
in the garden (col. 4.), explained in p. vii. viii., are improvements in botanical description
by the Editor, first described in the Encyclopedia of Gardening in 1822, and applied in the
Encyclopedia of Plants (1st edit. 1829). The twenty-three varieties of habit are indicated
by figures of the plants themselves ; as a tree for a tree, a shrub for a shrub, a climber or
twiner for plants of these descriptions, a grass for a grass, a bulb for a bulb, a plant floating
on water for an aquatic, &c., to recollect which requires no exertion of memory. A perennial
is indicated by a triangle, A , the sign of the Trinity, and therefore connected with perpetual
duration or eternity, instead of the old sign, ty ; an annual remains a circle as before, O , be-
cause, among other reasons, gardeners sow patches of annual flowers in circles ; and a biennial
is a double circle, Q>, instead of the old sign, $ . The bark stove is a parallelogram, [ — |, which
may be considered as representing the section of a hot-house closed on all sides, to maintain
the greatest degree of heat ; the dry stove, three sides of a parallelogram, ~~|. to maintain the

next degree of heat ; the green-house two and a half sides of a parallelogram, I I, which

figure may be considered as the section of a green-house ; and the frame two sides of a

parallelogram, j, which may be supposed to resemble the section of a frame or pit. This

explanation will assist the reader in recollecting these signs. By combining the signs of
duration with those of habitation, E3, 23, O» OJ, &c., one column is made to serve the
purpose of two. Thus, with these natural signs of habit, which amount to twenty-five, and
of duration and habitation, which amount to nineteen, we have extended the power of this
department of abridged botanical description from ten, the greatest number of signs, and
these entirely arbitrary, that, we believe, has hitherto been used in botanical works, to forty-
four, and these all natural or characteristic, the number employed in this Catalogue.

The systematic names are accented on a simple principle, which is explained in detail
in p. viii. The derivations of the genera are given, and the specific systematic names
literally translated, any explanatory words accompanying such translation being printed in
Italic. Those names, whether of genera or species, which are commemorative, as Banks/a
in honour of Sir Joseph Banks, are distinguished by having the subjoined letters in Italic
where the rest of the word is in Roman, and in Roman where the rest of the word is in Italic,
as Banksia, ; those which have been applied to plants by the classic writers of antiquity are
dislinguished by having the initial letter in Italic, as Pyrus, where the rest of the word is in
Roman, and in Roman where the rest of the word is in Italic, as Pyn/s. All words, generic
or specific, of unknown derivation, or aboriginal names, are wholly in Italic or wholly in
Roman, according to the letter in which the preceding or following matter may be printed, as
Paderia Lingun Boj. or Pcederia Lingun By. This mode of indication, which occurred to
the Editor in 1826, was first exemplified in the second volume of the Gardeners Magazine,
and, with the mode of accentuation adopted in this Catalogue, is continued in that magazine,
and in the Magazine of Natural History, not only in the scientific names of plants, but in
those of animals and minerals.

Short Introductions are given to the Linnean and Jussieuean Systems, illustrated by

A 2

iv PREFACE.

engravings ; and this circumstance, together with the important one of all the specific
names being literally translated, will, by giving the meaning of almost all the terms used in
botanical description, in a great measure supersede the necessity of a grammar of botany
to the young gardener. The literal translation of the specific names may be considered as,
to a certain extent, teaching him the Latin language, and the etymologies of the generic
names will give him the meaning of a number of Greek words. The species of every
genus, where numerous, are subdivided into sections and subsections, which are shortly
defined by specific characters ; and so copious are the descriptive particulars after each
species, that we will venture to assert that the genus to which any plant .belongs being
known, the specific name, in a majority of cases, may be discovered by this Catalogue without
the aid of a Species Plantdrum*

In the popular descriptions of the Natural Orders, the medicinal properties and econo-
mical uses are slightly noticed ; and the soil, propagation, and general treatment of the
different groups indicated ; so that this part of the work, in our opinion the most valuable
collection of botanical facts that has ever been brought into so small a space, may be con-
sidered an epitome of the history, uses, and culture of the whole vegetable kingdom. Who-
ever has a sufficient theoretical and practical knowledge of plants and of vegetable culture
to generalise on these subjects, will find in this Natural Arrangement the rudiments of every
thing that can be said or written on botany, gardening, and agriculture.

Enumerations of those species which are adapted for culture in the open air in Britain,
or in corresponding climates, with an estimate of the quantity of ground which each order
or tribe would occupy, are given in the Natural Arrangement, with a view to the form-
ation of arboretums or botanic flower-gardens ; but, for an explanation of this improvement,
and of its value to the practical gardener, we must refer to the body of the work. (p. 491.)
The same proportionate enumerations will prove useful in contriving the size of the different
drawers, divisions, boxes, volumes, or pages, required for preserving a hortus siccus, or
collections of drawings, of engravings, of seeds, or of specimens of woods.

The Supplement to the Linnean Arrangement (p. 467.) includes all the plants introduced
to Britain and figured in English botanical works up to February, 1830; and Supplements
in continuation are intended to be printed annually, and sold separately, at a price probably
not exceeding 3d. per Supplement. The first Supplement will appear in January next.
Every future impression of the body of the work will contain references to all the Supple-
ments published, up to the time of taking the impression : this improvement, and a great
one it is, can only be effected in a work which is stereotyped ; and it will save much trouble
that would otherwise be unavoidable in referring to the Supplements at random. After
certain intervals, according to the number of plants yearly introduced, and, probably, never
exceeding seven years, the Supplements will be incorporated in the body of the work, the
stereotype plates broken up, and entirely new editions produced. What the proprietors
may, by this arrangement, have sacrificed in the sale of new editions, they confidently expect
to gain by the decided superiority which even this part of its plan will give their Catalogue
over every other.

No further explanation appearing necessary in this Preface, it remains for the Editor to
state that the Linnean Arrangement and its Supplement are entirely the work of Mr. GEORGE
DON ; the Natural Arrangement is founded on that of Professor LINDLEY, with some
additions and alterations rendered necessary by the plan of this Catalogue ; and Dr. GRE-
VILLE, the profound cryptogamist, assisted in arranging the Cryptogamia. Those who are
acquainted with the present state of botany, and with the botanists of this country, will allow
that three gentlemen better adapted for cooperating in producing a Catalogue like that now
submitted to the public are not to be found. It is presumed that this Catalogue, numerous,
original, and complex as are its details, beyond those of any other book of the kind ever pub-
lished in this or any country, exceeds likewise all others in typographical accuracy. For this
essential merit the Editor is entirely indebted to the classical and scientific attainments of
Mr. ALEXANDER ROWAN, under whose care this work passed through the press. All that the
Editor claims for himself is the plan of the work, which he certainly considers much superior
to anything that has preceded it. The literal translation of the specific names, the derivations
of the generic names, the indications of derivations, and, above all, the general descriptions
of the Natural Orders, will, he confidently expects, be found not only of great value in
determining the names of plants, and in recognising them at sight, both individually and in
masses ; but in assisting the botanical student and practical gardener to acquire some know-
ledge of their structure, physiology, analogies, affinities, properties, uses, and culture.

J. C. L.

Bayswater, Mai/, 18 SO.

CONTENTS.

Jr REFACE and General Introduction - Page iii

Abbreviations used in the Linnean Arrangement vii
General Rules for Pronouncing Botanical Names viii
List of Authorities for Generic and Specific Names ix

List of Books referred to - ... xiii

Methods of naming and numbering Plants - - xxi
Drying Plants and forming a Herbarium - xxii

Drawing Plants, Flowers, Fruits, &c. - - xxii

LINNEAN ARRANGEMENT.

Introduction to the Linnean Arrangement ..... xxiii
Table of Linnean Classes - xxiv

MONA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species ... 1

Digynia, genera and species - - 4

DIA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - 5

Digynia, genera and species . 12

Trigynia, genera and species - 13

TRIA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - 14

Digynia, genera and species - 23

Trigynia, genera and species ... 36

TETRA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - 37

Digynia, genera and species - 51

Tetragynia, genera and species - - 51

PENTA'NDHIA *

Monogynia, genera and species - .52

Digynia, genera and species - 93

Trigynia, genera and species ... 109

Tetragynia, genera and species - . 112

Pentagynia, genera and species - - 112

Polygynia, genera and species ... 115

HEXA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - - 116

Digynia, genera and species - - 139

Trigynia, genera and species ... 140

Polygynia, genera and species - - 142

HEPTA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - - 143

Digynia, genera and species ... 143

Tetragynia, genera and species - - 144

Hcptagynia, genera and species - - 144

OCTA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - - 144

Digynia, genera and species - - 158

Trigynia, genera and species ... 158

Tetragynia, genera and species - - 160

ENNEA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - - 160

Trigynia, genera and species ... 161

Hexagynia, genera and species - - 162

DECA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - - 162

Digynia, genera and species . - 175

Trigynia, genera and species ... 179

Pentagynia, genera and species - - 183

Decagynia, genera and species - - 187

DODECA/NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species . - 187

Digynia, genera and species ... 190

Trigynia, genera and species ... 190

Tetragynia, genera and species - - 193

Pentagynia, genera and species - - 193

Hexagynia, genera and species - - 193

Dodecagynia, genera and species - - 193

ICOSA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species ... 194

Di-pentagynia, genera and species - - 200

Polygynia, genera and species ... 208

POLYA'NDRIA

Monogynia, genera and species - . .215

Digynia, genera and species - - 221

Trigynia, genera and species ... 222

Tetragynia, genera and species - - 224

Pentagynia, genera and species - - 225

Polygynia, genera and species ... 226

DlDYNA\MIA

Gymnospermia, genera and species - • 232

Angiospermia, genera and species - - 241

TETRAD YNAV MIA, genera and species - - 254

MONADE'LPHIA

Tridndria, genera and species . - 267

Pentdndria, genera and species - - 268

Hexdndria, genera and species ... 271

Heptdndria, genera and species - - 271

Octdndria, genera and species ... 276

Decdndria, genera and species - - 276

Dodecdndria, genera and species - - 285

Polydndria, genera and species - - 286

DIADE'LPHIA

Pentdndria, genera and species
Hexdndria, genera and species
Octdndria, genera and species
Decdndria, genera and species

POLYADE'LPHIA

Decdndria, genera and species
Polydndria, genera and species -

SYNGENE^IA

JEqualis, genera and species
Superjtua, genera and species
Frustranea, genera and species
Necessuria, genera and species
Segregata, genera and species

GYNA NDRIA

Mondndria, genera and species
Didndria, genera and species
Hexdndria, genera and species

MONIEVCIA

Mondndria, genera and species
Didndria, genera and species
Tridndria, genera and species
Tetrdndria, genera and species
Pentdndria, genera and species
Hexdndria, genera and species -
Octdndria, genera and species
Icosdndria, genera and species
Polydndria, genera and species
Monadelphia, genera and species

DICE^CIA

Mondndria, genus and species
Didndria, genera and species
Tridndria, genera and species
Tetrdndria, genera and species
Pentdndria, genera and species
Hexdndria, genera and species -
Octdndria, genus and species
Ennedndria, genera and species
Decdndria, genera and species
Dodecdndria, genera and species
Icosdndria, genera and species
Polydndria, genera and species
Monadelphia, genera and species

POLYGA^MIA

Monce^cia, genera and species

Dice^cia, genera and species
CRYPTOGA^MIA

Filices

Polypoditicece, genera and species
Osmundacece, genera and species -
Gleicheniea;, genera and species
Op/iiogldssete, genera and species
Poropterides, genera and species -

Equisetacete, genera and species

Lycoppdinece, genera and species

Marsiledcete, genera and species

Musci

A stomi, genera and species
Gymnostomi, genera and species
Aploperistomi, genera and species
Diploperlstomi, genera and species
Schistocarpi, genera and species -

Hepatic*, genera and species

Al'gce

Diatbmete, genera and species
Nostochince, genus and species
Confervoldece, genera and species
Ulvacete, genera and species
Floridece, genera and species
Fucoldece, genera and species

Lichens

Idiothdlami, genera and species -
Ccenothdlami, genera and species
Homothdlami, genera and species
Athdlami, genus and species
Psei'cdo-lichines, genera and species

Fungi

Hymenomyctites, genera and species
Pyrenomycvtes, genera and species
Gasteromycetcs, genera and species

Coniomycctes, genera and species
Supplement to the Linnean Arrangement - 467
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294
295

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319

321
339
358
362
365

373
374

374
375
376
378
380
381

- 387

395
396
397
398
401
401
401
402
402
402
403

405
413

417
423
423
424
424
424
424
425

425
425
426
428
431
431

432
433
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437
437
438

439
441
441
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445

445
456

459

CONTENTS.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

Explanatory Introduction
Introduction to the Jussieuean System

- 491
- 492

VASCULA^RES.

DICOTYLED&NE.SE.

Combretacea; - - -

513

Myoporina?

Rammculaceac -

- 495

Vochysieaa ...

513

Acanthaceae

Dilleniaceaa

- 496

Rhizophoreao - -

513

Orobancheaj

Magnoliacea;

- 496

Lopliirea? ...

513

Lentibul&rUe

Anonaceaj ...

- 496

Onagrariaj - -

513

Primulaceae

Menispermaceaa

- 496

Halorhgese ...

514

Globulariffi

Berberideoa -
Podophyllacea;
Hydropeltideas -

- 497
- 497
- 497

Ceratophyllea?
Lythrarieaa or Salieariai
Tamaricinea? - .

514
514

514

Plumbagiueae
Plan tagi nea;
Nyctagineaj

Nymphsaeeae

- 497

Melastomaceae ...

514

Amaranthaccae

Suraeenite

Papaveraceae
Fumariaceaa -

- 498
- 498
- 498

Alanagifece ...
Philad^lpheas - -
Myrtacea? ...

515
515
515

Phytol&cea;
Chenopudeae
Begoniaceae

Cruci ferae

- 498

Cucurbitacea; ...

515

Polygbnea;

Resedaceaj -

- 500

Passifloreae ...

516

Laurinae

Datisceae

- 500

Loaseaj .

516

Myristiceas

Capparideaj

- 500

Turneriaceaj . -

516

Protecicea?

Flacourtianea?

. 500

Portulacea? ...

516

Thymela3\e

Bixineaj

- 500

Paronychifea? . -

516

Osyrideaa

Cistineaj

. 500

Crassulacea? ...

516

Santalacea-

Violarieaa -

- 500

Ficoidese

516

Elasagneae

Droseraceae
Polygaleaa

- 501
- 501

Cacteaj or Opuntiacea? •
Grossulari&e - -

517
517

Asarinaa
Cytinea?

Tremandrca?

- 501

Escalloniaj

517

Euphorbiaceae

Pittosp6reae

- 501

Saxifrageaa ...

517

Stackhouseaa

Fran ken iacea?

- 501

Cunoniaceas

517

Antidesmeaj

Caryophylleaj -

- 501

Umbelliferaa

517

Urticeaa

Lines; ...

. 502

Araliaceae ...

518

Ulmaceas

Malv.icea?
Bombaceoe

- 502
- 502

Capri foliaceaa ...
Lorantheaa ...

519
519

Piperaceaa
Jugk'mdeaj

Byttneriaceas

- 502

Chloranthea? - -

519

Amentaceae

Tiliacea-

- 503

Rubiacea? - - -

519

Hamamelidea;

Elaeocarpeas

- 503

Opercularifeaj ...

520

Conifera?

Chlenacese

- 503

Valerianeaj ...

520

Empetreaa

Ternstroemiacea?

- 503

Dipsacea? ...

520

Camelli&e

- 503

Calycereae ...

520

Olacinea?

- 503

Comp<'>sita3 ...

520

MONOCOTYLEDUNE.JS.

Aurantiaceee

- 504

Lobeliaceaa ...

522

Hypericineas

- 504

Stylidea; ...

522

Cycadeas

Gutti ferae

- 504

Goodenbvis ...

522

Hydrocharideaa

Marcgraaviaceaz
Hippocrateuceas

- 504
- 504

Campanulaceaa
Gesneri&e ...

522

522

AlismaceaB
Butbmeae

Erythroxyleaa

- 505

Vacciniea;

523

Juncaginea?

Malpighiacese

- 505

Ericeaa ...

523

Orchideae

Acerineae

- 505

Peneacea? ...

523

Scitaminea:

Hippocastaneas

- 505

p]pacrideae ...

523

Cannea;

Rhizoboleae

- 505

SymplocineaB . -

523

Musaceae

Sapindaceaa

- 505

Styracineaj ...

524

Indeac - - -

Meliiceae

- 506

Myrsineae

524

Hajmodoraceae

Ampelideae

- 506

Sapbteai ...

524

Hypoxideae

Geraniaceaa

- 506

Ebena^ese

524

Amaryllideas

Tropajuleas -

- 506

Brexiea3 ...

524

Hemerocallideaa

Balsamineae

- 506

Olfeina?

524

Dioscorifeaa

Oxalidcae

. 507

Jasminese .

525

Tiimeaa

Zygophylleaa

- 507

Strychneae ...

525

SmiKiceaa

Rutaceaj

- 507

Apocynea? - -

525

Asphodelea?

Simarubacea? - ' -

- 507

Asclepiadeae - . .

525

Tmip&cea

Ochnaceas

- 507

Gentianea? - - -

526

Melanthax^eaa

Coriarifeas

- 508

Bignoniaceaj - .

526

Bromelia,cea3 , -

Celastrineae

- 508

Cobaaaceag - .

526

Pontedereas - .

Rhamneae

- 508

Pedalineaj ....

526

Commehneas

Bruniaceaa -

- 508

Sesameaj ...

526

Palmse

Samydeas

- 508

Polemoniaceae

526

Pandaneas

Homalinea?

, 503

Hydroleaceae . -

526

Typhina?

Chaillcti&ceae

- 509

Convolvula,ceaa

526

Aroideae ...

Aquilarineffi

- 509

Boraginea? ...

527

Fluviales

Terebinth&ceaB

. 509

Cordiaceas - - -

527

Jiinceae

I>eguminbsse.
Kos&ccae

- 509
- 512

Hydrophylleaa ...

527
527

Gilliesieaj
Resti&ceaa

Calycantheie

- 513

Scrophularinae

528

Cyperaceae -

(Jranktese

- 513

Labiatae

528

Granunea?

Memec^lfa3 - -

- 513

Verbenaceae ...

£29

CELLULANRES.

FOLIAYE'E.

•

I.ycopodinea? - -
Marsileaceae - -

544
544

APIIY'LLA.

A'lgae

Filices -

- 543

Musci

544

Lichenes

Equisetaceaj

- 544

Hepaticae

544

Fungi

General Index

546

TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS AND CHARACTERS.

COLUMN 2. English Name.

COLUMN& Height.

bar. he. 1

bast, bastard.

ftd fruited.

fit floating.

ba. s. p. 1

bg bearing.

hyb. hybrid.

bog h 1

bran, branched.

Ik like.

COLUMN 1. Time of Flowering.

bog! pi. t

brct bracted.

Ivd leaved.

brd berried.

sctd scented.

ja January.

s September.

ags.1^. }l

cal calyxed.
eld' colored,
dble double,
flwd flowered,
flwg flowering,
fmd formed.
fr. fringed.

shpd shaped,
spkd spiked,
spnd spined.
stkd stalked,
stmd stemmed,
stmnd stamened.
wgd winged.

f February,
mr March,
ap April
my May.
jn June,
jl July,
au August.

o October,
n November,
d December,
sp Spring,
su Summer,
aut Autumn,
w Winter.

ao. me. I
bor. fi. I
br. 1
bu. fi. I
bu. hi. 1
bu. pi. 1
cal. ba. (

all sea all seasons.

cal. ro. <

COLUMN 3. Habit.

wetw wet weather.

ch. ba. (

5 Deciduous tree.

ch. cl c

J Evergreen tree.

COLUMN 8. Color of the Flower.

ch. fi. <
ch. hil <

JE Palm tree.
Sk Deciduous shrub.

Ap apetalous.
JEiug asrugi-

Li lilac.
Lu lurid.

ch. pa. <

ch. so. c

it Evergreen shrub.

nous.
B blue.

O orange.
Och ochraceous

ch. wo. <
clov. fi. i

j* Deciduous under-shrub.

Bd blood.

01 olive.

clt. gr. <

tt Evergreen under-shrub.
J; Deciduous twiner, ligneous or

Bh blush.
Bk black.
Bksh blackish.

Oliva olivaceous.
P purple.
Pa pale.

cor. fi.
dit c
dit. ba.

herbaceous.

Br brown.

Pk pink or

d. m. pi.

j^ Evergreen twiner, lig. or herb.
± Deciduous climber, lig. or herb.

Bri brick-co-
lored.
Brsh brownish.

rose.
PI pellucid.
R red.

dr. co. <
dr. a <
dr. ha (

U_ Evergreen clin

iber, lig. or herb.

Bsh bluish.

Ro rosy.

dr. pa. <

-i Deciduous trailer, lig. or herb.
JU Evergreen trailer, lig. or herb.

Bt bright.
C crimson.

CEES csesious.

Rsh reddish.
Ru rufous.
Rus russet

dr. wo. <
d. st pi
d. st w.

^ Deciduous creeper, lig. or herb.

Ch chestnut.

Rust rusty-co-

dungh. (

j^ Evergreen creeper, lig. or herb.
^ Deciduous herbaceous plant
£ Evergreen herbaceous plant

Ci citron.
Cin cinereous.
Cop copper-co-
lored.

lored.
S scarlet.
Saf saffron.
Sil silvery.

ed.ofd.
gra.ba.
gra. he.
gra. pa.

jilk Grass.

Crea cream-co-

Smo smoky ash-

gra. so.

tf Bulbous plant

lored.
D dark.

color.
Spot spotted.

hea.
hea. w.

% Fusiform-roott

•d plant

Din dingy.

St striped.

hed.

& Tuberous-rooted plant

^ Aquatic.

Dl dull.
Dp deep.
F flesh.

Str straw.
Su sulphur.
Tan tan-color-

hed. b. ]
hghLv.
hil. pa.

ft Parasite.

Fer ferruginous

ed.

ir. bog.

COLUMN*. Duration and Habitation.

Fi fiery.
Fla flame-co-

Taw tawny.
Test testaceous.

ir. mo.
ir. roc.

A perennial

lored.

Tran transpa-

ir. sho.

Ful fulvid.

rent

ir thi

Q) Biennial.

Fus fuscous.

Umb umber-co-

lak.

O Annual.

G green.

lored.

m. alp.

r~1 Bark, or moist, stova

Gl glaucous.
Go golden.

V violet
Va variegated.

mar.
mar.la.

[~~ Dry stove.

Gsh greenish.

Ve vermilion.

m. a.w.

1 1 Green-house.
1 Frame.

Hoa hoary.

Vy veiny.
W white.

m. c. h.
m. ch. s.

[A] Bark stove perennial.
3S] Dry stove perennial.

L light
La lake.
Ld livid.

Wsh whitish.
Y yellow.
Ysh yellowish.

mea.
me. pa.
m. h. 7

lAl Green-house perennial

Lem lemon-eld.

m. he. i

_AJ Frame perennial.
O] Bark stove biennial

COLUMN 9. Native Country.

m. hed.
mic. ro.
m. me.

TS1 Dry stove biennial

C. G. H. Cape of Good Hope.

moi. fi.

i(DI Green-house biennial

E. Ind. E. Indies.
N. Amer. North America.

moi.gr.
moi. h.

CJ>\ Frame biennial.

N. Eur. North of Europe.

moi. pi.

{T71 Bark stove ar

mual

N. Holl. New Holland.

moi.ro.

12 Dry stove annual.
iQJ Green-house annual

N. S. W. New South Wales.
S. Amer. South America.
S. Eur. South of Europe.

moi. w.
mo. pi
mos. b.

Ql Frame annual

V. Di. L. Van Diemen's Land.

moun.

W. Ind. West Indies.

m. pas.

COLUMN 5. Popular Character.

ms.pas.

ag agricultural

m medicinal.

COLUMN 10. Year of Introduction

m. r. h.

cl clothing.

or ornamental

of Exotics, and Localities of Bri-

mrit. r.

clt cultivated in
its native

p poisonous,
pr pretty.

tish Species.

m. s. pi.

country.

rk for rock-

al. bogs alpine bogs.

m. thi.

cu curious,
cul culinary,
de delicate,
dy dyeing plant
ec economical.

work,
ro robust,
spl splendid,
tm timber tree,
un uninteresting

al. b. p. alpine bushy places,
al. hea. alpine heaths,
al. lak. alpine lakes,
al ma. alpine marshes,
al. me. alpine meadows.

m. wo.
mud.d.
mud. s.
n. of e.
n. of s.

el elegant.

w weed, abund

al riv. alpine rivers.

old w. 7

esc esculent
fr fruit tree.

ant in cul-
tivated soil

al. roc. alpine rocks,
a. r. tr. alpine rocks and trees.

old wa. 3

os. hoi

fra fragrant

in its native

ba. banks.

pas.

gr grotesque.

country.

bar. gr. barren ground.

pea. d

A 4

barren heaths,
barren pastures,
barren sandy places,
boggy heaths,
boggy places.

bogs on mountains.

boggy meadows,
borders of fields,
branches,
bushy fields,
bushy hills,
bushy places,
calcareous banks,
calcareous rocks,
chalky banks,
chalky cliffs,
chalky fields,
chalky hills,
chalky pastures,
chalky soil
chalky woods,
clover fields,
cultivated ground,
corn fields,
ditches,
ditch banks.
dry mountainous places,
dry commons,
dry fields,
dry heaths,
dry pastures,
dry woods,
dry stony places,
dry stony woods,
dunghills,
edges of ditches,
gravelly banks,
gravelly heaths,
gravelly pastures,
gravelly soil,
heaths.

heaths and woods,
hedges,
hedge banks.
Highland valleys,
hilly pastures.
Irish bogs.
Irish mountains,
Irish rocks.
Irish shores.
Irish thickets,
lakes.

moist alpine places,
marshes,
margins of lakes,
moist alpine woods,
moist chalky hills,
moist chalky soil,
meadows.

meadows and pastures.
• jj' | mountainous heaths.

moist hedges,
micaceous rocks,,
moist meadows,
moist fields,
moist grounds,
moist heaths,
moist places,
moist rocks,
moist woods,
mountainous placet,
mossy bogs,
mountains,
moist pastures,
mountainous pastures,
mountainous rocky heaths,
maritime rocks,
moist rocks and trees,
moist shady places,
mountainous thickets,
mountainous woods,
muddy ditches,
muddy shores,
north of England,
north of Scotland.

| old walls.

osier holts,
pastures,
peaty ditches*

viii

RULES FOR PRONOUNCING BOTANICAL NAMES.

riv. ba. river banks,

rivul. rivulets,

ro. sid. road sides.

rub. rubbish,

sa. hea. sandy heaths,

sal. m. salt marshes,

sa. ma. sandy marshes,

san. fi. sandy fields,

san. gr. sandy ground,

san. pi sandy places,

san. sh. sandy shores,

sa pas. sandy pastures,

saw. d. salt-water ditches.

sa.w. p. sandy wet places,

sc. alp. Scottish alps,

sc. bog. Scottish bogs,

sc. isl Scottish islands,

s. cliffs sea cliffs,

sc. ma Scottish marshes,

sc. mo. Scottish mountains,

sc. pas. Scottish pastures,

sc. roc. Scottish rocks.

Scottish shores.

Scottish thickets.

Scottish woods.

SO. CO.

south coast.

s. of s.

south of Scotland.

sp. bo.

spongy bogs.

sta. wa.

stagnant water.

st. in w.

stones in water.

sto. hi.

stony hills.

sto. pa.

stony pastures.

sto. pi.

stony places.

sto. wa.

stones and walls.

sun. hi.

sunny hills.

sun. ro.
thick.

sunny rocks,
thickets.

tr.

trees.

tr. & st.

trees and stones.

tru. tr.

trunks of trees.

tur. bo.

turfy bogs.

tur. he.

turfy heath.

unc. gr.
unc. pi.
wa. gr.

uncultivated ground,
uncultivated places,
waste ground.

w.al. h.
w. alp.

wet alpine heaths.
Welsh alps.

watco.

watery commons.

wat pi
w. bog.

watery places.
Welsh bogs.

W. CO.

wet commons.

w. gr.

wet ground.

w. lak.

Welsh lakes.

w. roc.

Welsh rocks.

w.sa. p.

wet sandy places.

w. s. gr.
w.sh. p.
wy.sh.p.
w. thi.

wet shady ground,
wet shady places,
watery shady places,
wet thickets.

sc. sh.

sc. thi.

sc. wds. ]

sc. wo. j

sea co. sea coast.

sea sh. sea shore.

-sev. isl. Severn isles.

sha. ba. shady banks.

sha. bo. shady bogs.

sha. la shady lanes.

sha pi shady places.

sh. roc. shady rocks.

s. m. pi. shady moist places.

Accents. — In the first sixty-two pages the acute (') is used to denote accented syllables merely ; after p. 62. it is
restrained to such vowels as are sounded short, while the grave 0) is placed over those sounded long, as Martha,
Mary. The systematic names are distinguished as classical, i. e. names applied to plants by the ancients, by
the first letter being in Italic, as ^Nbies ; as commemorative, by the terminating letter or letters being in
Italic, as Banks/a; and as aboriginal, or of uncertain derivation, by the whole word being in Italic, as JE'rua.
All the other names are formed, in almost every case, from the Greek, but sometimes from the Greek and Latin.

COLUMN 11. Propagation.

B

by budding.

c

cuttings.

D

G

division of the plant,
grafting.

I
L

inarching,
layers.

Ls

leaves.

0

offsets.

R

division of the root.

S

seeds.

Sk

suckers.

COLUMN 12. Soil.

aq.

watery places.

CO.

common garden soil

S?

common peat, or bog.
heavy rich clay.

h;l.

heavy loam.

L

loam.

if

lt.l.

loam and peat, most loam,
light vegetable soil,
light loam.

m.s.

moist soil.

P-

peat.

p.l.
r.

peat and loam, most peat,
rich garden soil.

r.m.

rich mould.

ru.

rubbish.

s.

sand.

S.I.

s.p
s.p.l.

sandy loam,
sandy peat
sand, peat, and loam.

RULES FOR PRONOUNCING BOTANICAL NAMES.

SYLLABLES.

IN classical words there are as many syllables as there are vowels; except when u with any other vowel
follows g, q, or s, and when two vowels unite to form a diphthong. The diphthongs are (e, ce, ai, ei, oi, ui, au,
e.u, and mi. These seldom coalesce in final syllables, oo, ee, ea, and other combinations which never occur as
diphthongs, in classical words, follow, in commemorative names, the pronunciation of their primitives, as
Teedm, Woodsza.

VOWELS.

In this work, with the exception of the first sixty-two pages of the Linnean Arrangement, the sounds of the
accented vowels are indicated by the mark placed over each, the long sound by a grave accent ("), the short by
an acute (') ; but, as in the abovementioned sixty-two pages the acute accent alone is employed, the following
observations will be found useful in showing when the vowel is to be sounded long, and when short : —

Every accented penultimate vowel is pronounced long, when followed by a vowel or a single consonant, as
^chillea tomentbsa; but it is shortened when followed by two consonants or a double one, as S6rbus, Taxus:
except when the first consonant is a mute and the second a liquid, as Avbrus.

Every accented antepenultimate vowel, except u, is pronounced short, as //elleborus, /ftimulus ; but when
succeeded by a single consonant, followed by e or i and another vowel, it is lengthened, as Stellaria : except i,
which is short, as 7'ilia.

A unaccented, ending a word, is pronounced like the interjection ah, as Sti'cta (ah}.

E final, with or without a consonant preceding, always forms a distinct syllable, as Silene, A'loe ; also when
the vowel is followed by a final consonant as Trichoma-nes, not Tricho-manes.

7 unaccented, if final, sounds as if written eye, as Splca venti (eye) ; but, when it ends a syllable not final,
it has the sound of e, as Mespilus (Mespelus), Smiths (Smithe-eye).

Y is subject to the same rules as t.

The diphthongs cc and ce conform to the rules for e i ei is generally pronounced like eye i the other diph.
thongs have the common English sounds.

In addition to the primary accent, every word of more than three syllables contains a secondary accent,
which is regulated by the same rules. The secondary accent must always be at least two syllables before the
primary accent, as in Chelidonium ; for its place the ear is a sufficient guide, and even were it entirely omitted,
still, however inharmonious, the pronunciation would not be incorrect.

CONSONANTS.

C and g are hard before a, o, and u, as C6rnus, Galium ; soft before e, i, and y, as Cetraria, Citrus.

T, s, and c, before ia, ie, if, to, iu, and eu, when preceded by the accent, change their sounds, t and c into
sh, as Blet/a, Ficia ; and s into zh, as Blasza : but, when the accent is on the first diphthongal vowel, the pre-
ceding consonant preserves its sound, as aurantlacum.

Ch, before a vowel, is pronounced like k, as Chelidbnium (kel), Colchicum (kolkekuni) ; but in commemora-
tive names it follows their primitives, as Richards6m'«, in which the ch is soft

Cm, en, ct, gm, gn, mn, tm,ps,pt, and other uncombinable consonants, when they begin a word, are pro-
nounced with the first letter mute, as Pteris (teris), Cnlcus (nikus], Gmellna (melina'), 6'nidia (nidid) ; in the
middle of a word they separate as in English, as iap-sana, Z,em-na.

Ph, followed by a mute, is not sounded ; but, followed by a vowel or a liquid, sounds like /, as Phleunj
(fleum).

Sch sounds like sk, as Scho?vnus (skemts] ; in tl and zm both letters are heard.

S, at the end of a word, has its pure hissing sound, as Dactylis ; except when preceded by e, r, or n, when
it sounds like x, as Kibes (at).

X, at the beginning of a word, sounds like %, as Xanthium ; in any other situation it retains its own sound,
as T&xus, Tamarix. (Gardener's Magazine, vol. v. p. 232.)

LIST OF AUTHORITIES

FOR

GENERIC AND SPECIFIC NAMES.

Albertini and Schiveinitz. Writers upon

Fungi.
Abel. A traveller in China, and author of

a Notice of Chinese plants.
Acharius. A Swedish professor, and writer

upon lichens.

F. Adams. A Russian botanist, who tra-
velled through Arctic and Eastern

Siberia.

Adanson. A French systematic botanist.
Afzelius. A Swedish professor.
Agardh. A Swedish professor, and writer

upon A'lgx, &c.
Alton. The superintendant of the King's

garden at Kew.

Albertini. A writer upon .Fungi.
Allioni. An Italian botanist.
Ammann. An old Russian botanist.
Anderson. A London merchant ; published

a paper on paonies.

Andrews. A famous botanical draughts-
man.

Andrzejowski. A Russian botanist.
Arduini. An Italian botanist.
Asso. A Spanish botanist.
Aublet. A French traveller in Guiana.
Audibert. A French cultivator.
Balbis. A French professor of botany.
Bade. A German botanist ?
Baldwin, M. D., of Savannah in Georgia.

A botanist.
Bart ling, M. D., and Wendland, of Got-

tingen, botanists.
Banks. A great traveller and patron of

science.

Barrelier. A French botanist of 1714.
Barton, M. D. Formerly a professor at

Philadelphia.

Bart-ram. Formerly a nurseryman at Phi-
ladelphia.
Bastard or Batard. A writer upon the

Flora of France.
Batsch. A writer upon Fungi.
Battarra. Published a History of Fungi,

1789.
J. C. Baumgarten, M. D., of Schasburgh, in

Transylvania. A botanist.
Bauhin, brothers ; professors of medicine,

published 16*0, 1650.
J. C. Baumgarten, M.D., of Schasburgh, in

Transylvania. A botanist.
Botanical Cabinet. By Loddiges and Sons.
Beaupret. A French botanist, mentioned

in Dec, Systema.
Palisot tie Beauvois. A French traveller

and botanist.
Duke of Bedford. A great promoter of

botany.

Bellardi. An Italian botanist.
Bentham. An English botanist, secretary to

the Horticultural Society, London.
Bergius. A Swedish writer upon Cape

plants.

J. Bergeret, M. D. A French botanist.
Bcrnliardi. A German botanist.
Bertolini. A writer upon the Flora of Italy.
Besser. A Russian professor, resident in

the Crimea.
Bieberstein. A Russian botanist of great

note.

Bivona. A Sicilian botanist.
Blume, M. D. A Dutch botanist.
Botanical Magazine. By Curtis, Sims, &c.
Bocrhaavc. An old Dutch botanist.

Bohm.
Bois.

Boj.

Bol.
Bonp.

Bore.
Bory.
Bosc.

Bouch.
Bouche.
Bow.

B.R.
Br.

B. Rep.
Brad.

Bred.
Brid.
Brig.
Brm.

Broeg.
Brong.
Brot.
Brou.

Bui.
Burc.

Cces.

Cam,

Campb.

C.SfR.

Carey.

Carm.

Cass.

Castag.

Cat.

Cav.

C. Bauh.

Cer.

Chaix.
Cham.

Choi.
Clair.
Clar.
Clem.
Clus.

Co. C.
Colb.
Coll.

B'dhmer. A German botanical writer.

Boissieu la Martiniere* who accompanied
La Peyrousc

Bojer. A professor ot botany in the Isle of
France.

Bolton. An English writer on Fungi.

Bonpland. A French traveller in South
America, and botanist.

Borckhausen. A writer upon the Flora of
Hesse Darmstadt.

Bory de St. Vincent. A French traveller
and botanist.

Bosc. A French botanist, and traveller in
North America.

Boucher. A writer upon the French Flora.

F. A. G. Boucher. A French botanist.

,7. Bowie. A collector of plants for Kew
Gardens.

Botanical Register. By Ker and Lindley.

Patrick Browne, M. D. Author of Civil
and Natural History of Jamaica. An
Irish botanist.

Botanical Repository. By Andrews and
others.

Bradley. An old English writer upon suc-
culent plants.

Bredemeyer. A German.

Bridel. A German writer upon mosses.

J. Brignoli. Professor at Verona.

Burmann. A Dutch editor of other
people's works.

Broegelmann. A German botanist.

A. Brongniart. A French botanist

Brotero. A Portuguese botanist.

Broussonet. A French botanist, and tra-
veller in Barbary.

Buchanan. An English physician, and
traveller in Nepal.

Bulliard. A French writer upon Fungi.

Burchell. An English botanist, and tra-
veller at the Cape of Good Hope.

Burgsdorf. A German botanist.

Buxbaum, M. D. A Russian botanist ; tra-
velled through Armenia.

CtESalpinus. A famous old Italian botanist.

Campana. An Italian cultivator.

Campdera. A Spanish botanist.

Castagne and Robillard. French botanists ?

W. Carey, D. D., of Serampore.

Capt. D. Carmichael. A Scotch botanist.

H. Cassini. A French botanist.

L. Castagne. A French botanist ?

M. Catesby. A botanist and traveller in
North America.

Cavanilles. A Spanish professor and bo-
tanist.

Caspar Bauhin. A celebrated botanist of
the sixteenth century.

Vicente Cervantex. A Spanish botanist and
professor.

Chaix. A French botanist and ecclesiastic.

Chamisso. A German traveller round the
world.

Choisy. A Swiss botanist.

Clairville. A French botanist.

J. Clarion. A French botanist.

S. Clemente. A Spanish agriculturist.

Clusius. An old French botanist and tra-
veller.

Colville's Catalogue. Plants cultivated in
Colville's nursery, Chelsea.

Colebrooke. A celebrated English writer
upon Indian plants.

J. F. Colladon. A Gencvese botanist.

AUTHORITIES FOR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC NAMES.

Com. Commelin. A Dutch garden botanist.

Corr. Correa de Serra. A Portuguese botanist
and diplomatist.

Cr. Crantz. An Austrian botanist.

Cun. A. Cunningham. A collector of plants for

Kew Gardens.

Cur. Curtis. An English writer upon plants.

Cus. Cusson. A Swiss writer upon Umbelliferae,

whose wife burnt his herbarium.

Cyr. Cyrilli. An Italian botanist.

Dan. Danthoine. A French botanist.

Dav. H. Davies, D. D. A Welsh botanist.

JJ. Don. David Don. Librarian to the Linnean
Society.

Deb. Debry. A botanist of Frankfort.

Dec. Decandolle. A celebrated French system-

atic botanist.

Del. Delile. A French professor, and traveller

in Egypt

Delan. Delany. An English artist.

Deless. Delessert. A French botanist

Desf. Desfontaines. A French botanist, and tra-
veller in Barbary.

Desp. Desportes. A French botanist.

Desr. Desrousseaux. A French botanist

Desv. Desvaux. A French professor of botany.

Deth. Detharding. A botanist of Rostoch.

Dick. Dickson. An English cryptogamic bo-
tanist

Die. Dietrich. A German gardener.

Dil. Dillwyn. An English writer upon Con-

ferva?.

Dit. Ditmar. A Dutch botanist.

Domb. Dombey. A French traveller in South
America.

Dor. Dorthes. A French botanist

Don. Douglas. A collector of plants. :.

Dow. Downe. Not known.

Dry. Dryander. A Swedish botanist.

Dub. Dubai's. A French botanist.

Duch. Duchesne. A French botanist or horticul-
turist.

Dufr. Dufresne. A French writer upon va-
lerians.

Duh. Duhamel. A celebrated French physio-
logical botanist.

Dum. Dumont Courset. A writer upon French
garden plants.

Dunal. Dunal. A French botanist.

Durand. Durand. A French botanist.

Durb. Durborough. Not known.

Duroi. Du Roi. A German writer upon plants.

Dut. Dutour. A Belgic botanist.

Duval. Duval. A French botanist.

E. B. English Botany. By Sowerby and Smith.

Eddy. Eddy. An English gardener.

E. F. English Flora. By Sir. J. E. Smith.

Ehren. Ehrenberg. A German traveller in
Arabia, &c.

Ehrh. Ehrhart. A German botanist.

El. Ellis. London merchant and botanist.

Ell. Elliot. An American botanist.

Esp. Esper. A German writer on .Fungi.

Et. Ettlinger. A German writer on S&lvia.

Fau. Faucoult. A French botanist ?

Feu. Feuillee. A Chilian botanist.

Fis. Fischer. A Russian botanist.

FL br. Flora Britannica. By Sir James Edward
Smith.

Fl. dan. Flora Danica. By Oeder, Hornemann, and
others.

Fl. gr. Flora Gr<zca, by Sir J. E. Smith.

Fl. Ion. Flora Londinensis. By Curtis and-Hooker.

Fl. per. Flora Peruviana. By Ruiz and Pavon.

Flu. Fliigge. A German writer upon grasses.

Forsk. Forskahl. A Danish naturalist, and tra-
veller in Arabia.

Forst. Forster. A traveller in the South Seas with
Captain Cook.

Fro. Frazer. A gardener, and collector of plants

in North America.

Fries. Fries. A Swedish botanist, and writer upon
Fungi.

Fro. Frolich. A German writer upon Gentiawa.

Funk. Funk. A German cryptogamic botanist.

Gae. Gcertner. A celebrated German carpolo-

gist

G. $ A. Greville and Arnott. British botanists.

Gau. Gaudin. A Swiss botanist.

Gay. Gay. A French botanist

G. Don. George Don.

Ger. Gerard. An old French botanist. }

Gilib. Gilibert. A Lithuanian botanist

Gill. Gillies's MSS. Dr. Gillies, a Scotch botanist.

Gin. Gingins. A French botanist.

Gled.
Glox.
Gm.

Goch.
Gold.
Goldb.
Good.

Gou.
Grah.

Grev.

Gro. '''

Guer.

Gul.

G'unt.

Habl.

H(e,

Hal.

Hal. f.

Ham.

H. 8f B.
H. # G.

H. Sf T.
Har.

Haw.

Hay.
H. her.
H. C.
H. Cels.

Hedw.
Hei.
H. er.

Her. am.

Herb.

Herit.

Hertn.

Heyne.

Hit.

Hill.
H. K.

H. L.

Hofg.
Hofm.

Hogg.
Hok.
Hoi.
Holm.

Holmsk.
Hook.

Hoppe.

Horn,

Horns.

Hort.
Host.

Hout.
H. Par.
H. T.

H. Tr.

Hud.

Hum.

Hun.
Hrtm.
Ives.
J.

Jac.

Jack.
Jnghans

Gleditsch. A German botanist.
Gloxin. A botanist of Strasburgh.
Gmelin. A Russian botanist, and traveller

in Siberia.

Gochnat. A German botanist.
Goldie. A nurseryman at Ayr, in Scotland.
Goldbach. A Russian botanist.
Goodenough. Bishop of Carlisle. An Eng-

lish botanist.

Gouan. A French botanist.
Graham, M. D. Regius professor of botany

at Edinburgh. An assiduous botanist.
Greville. An English botanist, and writer

upon cryptogamic plants.
Gronovius. A botanist of Leyden.
Guersent. A French botanist.
Gilldenstaedt. A Russian botanist
Gunther. A Silesian botanist. 1

Hablizl. A Russian botanist.
Hcenke. A German botanical writer.
Holler. A Swiss botanist
Holler the younger.
Hamilton. A Scotch botanist and traveller

in the East Indies.
Humboldt and Bonpland. Famous tra-

vellers and botanists.
Hooker, L.L.D., and Greville, L.L.D. Eng-

lish botanists resident in Scotland.
Hooker and Taylor. English botanists.
Hartig. A writer on the culture of forest

trees.
Haworth. An English writer upon succu-

lent plants.

Hayne. A German botanist.
Hoi'tus Berolinensis.
Chelsea botanic garden.
Catalogue of the plants cultivated in the

garden of M. Cels.

Hedwig. A German cryptogamic botanist.
Heister. A German botanist.
Hortus Erfurtsiensis. Catalogue of the

plants cultivated in the botanical gar-

den of Erfurt.
Herb, amat., by Delaune.
Herbert. An English divine and botanist.
L'Heritier. A French botanist.
Hermann. Professor of botany at Leyden.
Heyne. A writer on East Indian plants.
Auguste St. Hiluire. A French botanist,

and traveller in Brazil.
Hill. An English compiler of botanical

matters.
Hortus Kewensis. A catalogue of the

plants growing in the King's garden at

Kew.

Liverpool botanic garden.
Hqffmannsegg. A botanist of Dresden.
Hoffmann. A German writer upon Um-

belhfera, &c.

Hogg. A nurseryman at New York.
Hb'kert. A Swedish botanist.
Holwell. An English botanist.
Holmskiold. A Danish botanist
Holmskiold. A Danish botanist
Hooker. An English botanist, and professor

at Glasgow.
Hoppe. A German botanist, and collector

of plants.
Hornemann. A Danish botanist and pro-

fessor.
Hornschuch. A German botanist and pro-

fessor.

Of the gardens.
Host. An Austrian writer upon grapes

and European plants.
Houttuyn. A botanist of Amsterdam.
Of the 'Paris garden.
Hortus Taurinensis. Catalogue of the plants

cultivated in the botanical garden at

Turin.
Transactions of the London Horticultural

Society.
Hudson. An English writer upon British

plants.
Humboldt. A celebrated Prussian traveller

and philosopher.
Hunter. An English botanist.
Harttnann. A botanist of Stockholm.
Ives. An American botanist
Jussieu. A celebrated French systematic

botanist.
Jacquin. An Austrian traveller in South

America, and botanist.

Jackson. An English botanist.

. Junghans. A botanist of Halle.

AUTHORITIES FOR SPECIFIC AND GENERIC NAMES.

Jon. Jones. An accomplished writer upon

Indian matters.

K<rm. Kampfer. A traveller in Japan.

Kion. Not known.

Kit. Kitaibcl. A Hungarian botanist

Kn. pr. Knight's Profcaceae.

Koch. Koch. A professor at Erlang.

Kocl. Koeler. A writer on German and French
grasses.

Kolle. Kolle. A botanist of Erlang.

Kon. Konig. Several German naturalists of this
name.

Kth. Kunth. A Prussian botanist.

Kunxe. Kunze. A German crytogamic botanist.

L. Linnteus. The celebrated Swedish re-

former of natural history.

Lab. Labillardiere A French botanist. <

Lag. Lagasca. A Spanish botanist and pro-
fessor.

Lai. La Lave. A Mexican botanist

Lam. Lamarck. A French botanist.

Lamb. A. B. Lambert, V. P. L. S. The most liberal
botanist in England. Nothing in bo-
tany can well be completed without
his assistance.

Lan. Langsdorff. A Russian botanist.

Lap. La Peyrouse. A French writer upon the
plants of the Pyrenees.

Lar. Laroche. A French botanist.

Law. Lawrence ' (Miss). An English flower-
painter.

Lax. Laxmann. A German writer on Siberian
plants.

Lee. Leconte. An American botanist

Lech. Lechenault. A French botanist.

Led. Ledcbour. A botanist and traveller in
Siberia.

Lee. Lee. A nurseryman at Hammersmith.

Leers. Leers. A German botanist

Leh. Lehmann. A German botanist and pro-
fessor at Hamburgh.

Lej. Lejeune. A French botanist

Lem. Leman. A botanist mentioned in Dec. Fl.
Franc.

Lep. Lepechin. A Russian botanist

Lepel. Lepetletier. A French botanist.

Lewis. Lewis. An American traveller.

Leys. Leysser. A botanist of Halle.

L. fil. Linnceus the younger. The son of the great
Linnaeus.

Lich. Lichtcnstein. A German botanist and pro-
fessor.

Light. Lightfoot. A writer upon the Scottish
Flora.

Liljeb. Liljeblad. A professor at UpsaL

Lind. Lindern. A French botanist

Lindl. Lindley. An English botanist, and pro-
fesssor in London.

Liv. Livinston. A Scotch botanist.

Lie. Link. A Prussian botanist.

Lk. 8f 0. Link and Otto. -Prussian botanists.

Lob. Label. An old writer upon plants.

Lo. C. Loddiges' Catalogue. Catalogue of the
plants cultivated in Loddiges' nursery
at Hackney.

Lock. Lockhart. Superintendant of the Trinidad
botanical garden.

Lod. Loddiges. English nurserymen and bo-

tanists.

Loe. Loejfling. A Swedish botanist and traveller.

Loi. Loiseleiir Deslongchamps. A French bo-

tanist.

Lon. Londes. A botanist of Gottingen.

Lo. S. Loddiges' Supplement.

Lou. Loureiro. A Portuguese traveller in
Cochin China,

London. J.C.Loudon. Auth. of various agricultural,
horticultural, and botanical works.

L. Tr. Linnean Society's Transactions.

Lum. Lumtu'txer. A German botanist

Lunan. Lunan. A writer on Jamaica plants.

Lyell. Lyell. A Scotch botanist.

Lyng. Lyngbye. A Danish writer upon crypto-
gamic matters.

Li/on. Lyon. A collector of American plants.

Ma. C. Mackay's Catalogue. Catalogue of the
plants cultivated in Mackay's nursery
at Clapton.

Af. 8f S. Mocino and Sesse. Mexican botanists.

Marg. Marcgraav. A traveller in Brazil.

Marsh. Marshall. A writer on American trees.

Mart. Marlins. A Bavarian botanist, and tra-
veller in Brazil.

Mas. Masson. A collector of plants at the Cape,
and elsewhere.

Mayer. Mayer. Several German botanists of this

name.
Med. Medicus. A German botanist of the last

century.
Mcnz. Menzies. A Scotch botanist, and traveller

round the world with Vancouver
Merat. Merat. A French botanist.
Mert. Mertens. A French Botanist.
Mey. Meyer. A German botanist.

Mich. Micheli. A Florentine botanist
Miers. Miers. A South American collector.
Mik. Mikan. A German writer on Brazilian

plants.

Mil. Miller. An English gardener and botanist

Mir. Mirbel. A French physiological botanist

Mac. Mocino. A Mexican botanist.

Moen. Moench. A German botanist.
Mohr. Mohr. A German cryptogamic writer.
Mol. Molina. An Italian writer upon the natural

history of Chile.

Mon. Montin. A Swedish botanist
Mor. Morison. An old writer on plants.

Mord. Mordant de Launy. A French botanist
Moret. Moretti. An Italian botanist.
Moug. Mougeot. A German cryptogamic botanist.
Muhl. Muhlenberg. A North American botanist
Mur. Murray. A German botanist.
Mus. Mussin-Puschkin. A Russian botanist and

traveller in Caucasus.
Mutts. Mutis. A Spanish botanist, resident in New

Grenada.
MX. Michaux. A French botanist, and traveller

in North America.

N. 8f M. Nees and Martins. German botanists.
Neck. Necker. A German writer upon botanical

affairs.

Nees. Nees v. Esenbeck. A German botanist.
Nest. Ncstler. A botanist of Strasburgh.
Niv. Niven. Once a collector of plants at the

Cape.

Noc. Nocca. A professor of Pavia.
Nois. Noisette. A French nurseryman.
Nor. Noronha. A Spanish botanist who visited

Madagascar.

Nut. Nuttall. A North American botanist

Oed. Ocder. A Danish botanist

Oliv. Olivier. A French botanist and traveller

in Persia. ,

Or. Ortega. A Spanish botanist.

Otth. Otth. A French writer in Decandolle's

Prodromus.

Otto. Otto. A Prussian gardener.

Pall. Pallas. A Russian traveller and naturalist.
Parm. Parmentier. A French nurseryman.
Pat. Patrin. A Russian traveller.

Perp. Perpenti. A female Italian botanist
Pers. Persoon. A French botanist.
Pet. Petagna. A Neapolitan botanist.

Ph. Pursh. A Prussian botanist, and traveller

in North America.
Plu. Plumier. A French botanist, and traveller

in the West Indies.
Poht. Pohl. A German botanist.
Pair. Poiret. A French botanical compiler.
Poit. Poiteau. A French botanist and draughts-
man.

Pol. Pollini. A professor at Verona.

Poll. Pollich. A German writer on the plants

of the Palatinate.

Pop. Poppig. A German botanist

Pou. Pourret. A French botanist

Presl. . Presl. A Bohemian botanist
Rad. Raddi. An Italian cryptogamic botanist,

and traveller in Brazil.
Raeu. Raeuschel. A German botanist.
Rafi. Rafinesque Schmalz. A modern writer

upon botanical matters.
Ram. Ramond. A French botanist
R. 8g P. Ruiz and Pavon. Spanish botanists, and

travellers in Peru and Chile.
R. fy S. Rdmer and Schultes. German editors of

Linnaeus's Species Plantarum.
Rau. Rau. A German botanist.
R. Br. Robert Brown. A distinguished English

botanist, and traveller in New Holland.
Rchb. Reichenbach. A German botanist
Red. Redout^. A French botanical draughts-

man.

Redow. Redowski. A Russian botanical collector.
Reich. Reichard. A botanist of Frankfort
Reinw. Reinwardt. A professor at Leyden.
Rel. Relhan. A writer upon the Flora of Cam-

bridgeshire.

Rcq. Requien. A French botanist

Retz. Retxiits, A German botanist

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AUTHORITIES FOR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC NAMES.

Reyn. Reynier. A botanist of Lausanne.

Rh. Rheede. Author of Hortus Malabaricus.

Rich. Richard. A French botanist.

Risso. Risso. An Italian writer upon Oranges

Riv. Rivinus. A German botanist.

R. L. Redoute's Liliacees.

Robs. Robson. An English botanist.

Rock. Rachel. Superintendant of the garden at
Pest

Roem. Roemer. • A German botanist.

Rohde. Rohde. A botanist of Bremen.

Rol. Rolando: A Swedish botanist.

Roll. Rollinson. A nurseryman near London.

Rose. Roscoe. An English botanist, and writer
upon Scitaminea?.

Roth. Roth. A German botanical writer.

Rox. Roxburgh. An Indian botanist.

Rtb. Rottboll. A Danish botanist.

Rtl. Rattier. A German missionary.

Rud. Rudge. An English writer upon botanical
subjects.

Rudol. Rudolph. A German botanist.

Rum. Rumphius. Author of Herbarium Am-
boinensis.

Rus. ' Russel. A botanist of Aleppo.

Sab. Sabine. An English amateur of botany.

Sal. Salisbury. An English botanist.

Salm. The Prince of Salm Dyck. A noble Ger-
man amateur.

S. % W. Schrader and Wendland. German bo-
tanists.

Santl. Santi. An Italian botanist.

Savi. Savi. An Italian botanist.

Savig. Savigny. A French botanist.

Schatff. Schcerffer. A German writer upon Fungi.

Schk. Schkuhr. A German writer upon grasses
and ferns.

Schl. Schleicher. A Swiss plant collector.

Schlec. Schlechtendahl. A German botanist.

Schmidt. Schmidt. A Bohemian botanist.

Schott. Schott. A traveller in Brazil.

Schous. Schousboe. A writer upon the Flora of
Morocco.

Schr. Schrader. A German botanist.

Schrank. Schrank. A Bavarian botanist.

Schreb. Schreber. A German botanist.

Schu. Schubler. A professor at Tubingen.

Schult. Schultes. A Bavarian botanist

Schulz. Schultz. A German botanist.

Schum. Schumacher. A Danish botanist.

Schw. Schweigger. A German botanist, author
of Flora Erlangensis.

Schwce. Schwaegrichen. A German crvptogamic
botanist.

Schwein. Schweinitz. An American botanist

Sco. Scopoli. An Italian botanist.

Seb. Sebastiani. An Italian botanist.

Sess& Sessd. A Mexican botanist.

Sib. Sibthorp. An English botanist, and tra-

veller in Greece.

Sieb. Sieber. A botanical collector.

Sims. Sims. An English garden botanist

Sm. Sir J. E. Smith. An English botanist, and

purchaser of the Linnean herbarium.

Sin. Sinclair. Nurseryman at New Cross.

Sol. Solander. A Swedish botanist, and com-

panion of Sir Joseph Banks in Cook's
voyage round the world.

Sole. Sole. A writer on mints.

Son. Sonnerat. A French botanist, and tra-

veller.

Sow. Sowerby. An English botanical draughts-
man.

Spar. Sparmann. A Swedish travelling botanist.

Spin. De Spin. A botanist of Turin.

Spr. Sprengel. A German botanist

Stack. Stackhouse. An English botanist.

Stech. Stechmann. A writer on Artemisia.

Step. Stephan. A Russian botanist.

Ster. Sternberg. A noble German botanist.

Steu. Steudel. A German botanist.

Stev . Steven. A Russian botanist.

Sturm. Sturm. A German botanical draughts-
man.

Suter. Suter. A Swiss botanist.

Swert. Swertius. An old writer on plants.

Swt. Sweet. An English botanist

Swx. Swartz. A Swedish botanist, and traveller

in the West Indies.

Symes. Si/mes. A writer on English plants.
Ten. Tenore. A Neapolitan botanist.

Thib. Thibaud de Chanvalon. A French botanist.
Thomas. Thomas. A Swiss collector of plants.
Thore. Thore. A French botanist.
Thory. Thory. A French botanist.
Thou. Du Petit Thouars. A French botanist, and

traveller in Madagascar.
Thouin. Thouin. A French botanist.
Thuil. Thuillier. A French botanist.
Thun. Thunberg. A Swedish botanical traveller.
Timm. Timm. A German botanist.
Tineo. Tineo. A professor at Palermo.
Tode. Tode. A German writer on Fungi.
Torrey. Torrey. An American botanist.
Ton. Tournefort. An old French botanist, and

traveller in Greece and Asia Minor.
Trat. Trattinik. A botanist of Vienna.
Trent. Trentepohl. A German botanist.
Trev. Treviranus. A German botanist.
Trin. Trinius. A writer on grasses.
Turn. Dawson Turner. An English writer on

sea weeds.

Turp. Turp. A French botanist and draughts-
man.

Turra. Turret. An Italian botanist.
Tus. Tussac. A French writer on the Flora of

the Antilles.

Uc. Ucria. A botanist of Palermo.

Urv. D'Urville. A Captain in the French navy.
Vail. Vaillant. A French botanist and traveller.

Van. Vandelli. A Portuguese botanist.

Fen. Ventenat. A French botanist

Vest. Vest. An Styrian botanist

Vig. Viguier. A writer upon Poppies.

Vil. Villars. A French botanist.

Vit. Vitmann. A German botanist

Viv. Viviani. An Italian botanist.

W. Willdenow. A German botanist.

Wahl. Wahlenberg. A Swedish botanist.
Wai. Wallich. Superintendant of the botanical

garden at Calcutta.
Wold. Waldstein. A noble German patron of

botany.

Wallr. Wallroth. A German botanist.
Walt. Walter. A writer on the Flora of Carolina.
Wan. Wangenheim. A German botanist.
W.SfK. Waldstein and Kitaibet. Authors of the

Flora of Hungary.

W. S( M. Weber and Mohr. German botanists.
Wat. Watson. An English writer upon trees

and shrubs.

Web. Weber. A German cryptogamist
Weigel. Weigel. A German botanist
Weihe. Weihe. A German writer on TJubi.
Wein. Weinmann. A German gardener, super-

intendant of one the royal gardens in

Russia.

Weis. Weis. A German botanist.
W. en. Willdenow's Enumeration of the Plants in

the Berlin Garden.

West. West. An English botanist
Wibel. Wibel. A German botanist
Wig. Wiggers. A German botanist

Wik. Wikstrom. A Swedish botanist.

With. Withering. An English botanist.
Wnl. Wendland. A German garden botanist.

Woods. Woods. An English writer on roses.
Woodw. Woodward. An English botanist.
Worm. Wormskiold. A Norwegian botanist
Wre. Wredow. A German divine and botanist
Wrede. Wrede. A German botanist.
Wul. Wulfen. A German botanist.
Y. Young. A writer in the Linnean Transac-

tions.

Zea. Zea. A Spanish botanist

Zey. Zeyher. A German gardener.

Zuc. Zuccagni. Superintendant of the botanical

garden at Florence.

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METHODS OF NAMING AND NUMBERING PLANTS.

IN gardens or garden scenery where accuracy and intelligence are aimed at, all the less

common plants, ligneous and herbaceous, and all the varieties of fruits, should have their

names affixed to them ; with the addition of their native country, year of introduction if

exotic, and natural order. Larch, oak, and yew are the most durable timbers for forming

tallies on which to write or paint these names. The cheapest and best description of cast-

ron tally is that of Mr. Stuart Murray (Gard. Mag. vol. iii. p. 29.), the .next best that

used in the garden of the Horticultural Society. ( Gard. Mag. vol. vi. p. 407. ) For trees,

hrubs, and large plants, the names may be painted on the ends of bricks, as in Messrs.

^oddiges's arboretum ; or, what is better, there are panelled bricks in imitation of Stuart

VTurray's tally, and earthenware tallies with panels, and with the names impressed by types

)n the clay before burning, manufactured by Peake of Tunstall near Newcastle under Lyne,

and by Allardyce of Clay Hills near Aberdeen. (Gard. Mag. vol. vi. p. 399.)

Where plants cannot be named, they should have numbers affixed to them referring to a
catalogue ; and that these numbers may be generally understood, the common numerals
should be made use of. ' These may be painted on wood, iron, or earthenware tallies. But
as the common numerals require the use of the pen or pencil, gardeners have devised signs
'or them which may be readily cut with the knife on sticks.

SETON S MODE OP CUTTING NUMBERS ON STICKS

[s much the simplest, and at the same time the most comprehensive,
use of are as under : —

123 4

The signs made

The advantages of these marks over those in common use are, that they are shorter and
more easily made by single distinct cuts ; and that no number, however high, requires more
marks than it would require figures written with a pen. The only way in which the me-
mory is apt to misgive, in this scheme, is by confounding / and \, ^ and N, A an(^ V»
with each other, as a child would confound the figures 6 and 9 ; but this slight incon-
venience will be remedied by the following key, which may be easily borne in the mind.
Let us recollect that, in writing, we naturally draw a stroke from the right at top, to the
left at bottom, thus /, and not in the opposite direction, thus \ : now, in all the above
numbers which differ from each other in the direction of the diagonal line, that which is
in the direction usual in writing precedes the other, thus / \ s\ K /i i \ ; the other two,

236789

A and V > will not be confounded, on recollecting that V is the usual numeral letter for five.

xxii DRYING PLANTS, HERBARIUM, DRAWING PLANTS, &c.

As an example of application, suppose we take species 341, variety 8, the tally will be
cut thus : —

341 8

The long cut (— ) between the number of the species and the number of the variety is
merely to separate the one from the other, and is to be considered as the sign of separation.
By the use of this sign several numbers may be cut on one stick : it is a fixed rule that the
number shall always read from the root or sharpened end of the tally, because it is necessary
for the operator to hold that end in his hand in cutting the marks. Names written on tallies,
on the contrary, should always read from the top, by which means the letters are kept at
the greatest practicable distance from the soil.

DRYING PLANTS AND FORMING A HERBARIUM.

THE best mode for gardeners, and such as have little spare time to dry specimens of
plants, is to gather them when perfectly free from exterior moisture, place them between
paper, and press them with bags of hot sand. In this way they dry of their natural color in
a few hours. (Mag,' Nut. Hist. vol. i. p. 196.) Or they may be dried in sand. (Ibid. vol. iii.)
To fill up a space that would otherwise remain an unseemly blank, we shall here observe,
that every gardener ought to dry plants and form them into a herbarium. The herbarium
may be a folio volume of stout thick paper, white, if he can afford it ; if not, brown ; allowing
in binding the thickness of a leaf for every page, in order that, when filled with specimens, it
may shut close and preserve its form. Mr. Toward, who has formed one of the handsomest gar-
dener's herbariums we have any where seen, in four thick folio volumes, uses cartridge paper,
pasting to the back of each leaf a leaf of brown blotting paper, and round the margin of
both surfaces of the double leaf so formed strips of cartridge paper. These strips rather
more than compensate for the thickness of the dried specimens ; so that when the leaves are
bound up, their edges cut, arid the books shut close, the external air is excluded, and the
appearance as neat as that of any printed volume. (Gard. Mag. vol. iv. p. 463.) The
specimens, as dried in sand, or between loose leaves of paper or in any old book, may be fixed
to the cartridge side of the leaves of the herbarium book, according to any arrangement which
may be preferred.

DRAWING PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, &c.

EVERY gardener ought also to be able to draw plants; and this he may acquire himself by
copying with a pen or pencil, without the aid of colors (for all the essential objects of
drawings may be effected by lines), the outlines of the ribs, veins, and other inner lines
of the different parts of the dried specimens as they lie flat before him on the paper.
Having practised this for some time, he may then draw plants, flowers, and fruits from na-
ture ; beginning by washing one side of a pane of glass over with gum, holding that when dry
between his eye and the plant or other object to be drawn, and then tracing the object with the
point of a nail in the gum, or on it with the point of a black-lead pencil. ( Gard. Mag. vol. vi.
p. 305.) The outline of hard fruits, such as the apple and pear, may be correctly taken by
dividing them into two parts, as may that of soft fruits if not too ripe. ( Gard. Mag. vol. iv.
p. 230. ) Every gardener ought also to be able to draw landscapes, figures, and animals, all
manner of garden implements and structures, and plans of gardens and maps of estates. This
he may acquire himself by copying the various engravings in our Encyclopedias of Gardening
and Agriculture ; and for plans, maps, and landscape-scenery more particularly, by copying
the elementary plate (PL 1. sold by itself, under the title of Elementary Details for Pictorial
Map-drauing, for 3s. 6d. ) of our Illustrations of Landscape- Gardening and Garden Archi-
tecture. He may afterwards draw figures and landscapes from nature, first through a gummed
pane of glass, and next on paper ; and finally, measure and draw from nature implements
and buildings, and map gardens, parks, and farms.

On correctly applying, pronouncing, and spelling the names of plants ; on drawing plans
neatly, and being able to produce off hand a sketch of any thing ; on being able to measure
and value all kinds of country work ; above all, on good penmanship, spelling, and writing
a correct and intelligent letter, much of the success in life of a gardener depends. Without i
possessing these qualities, by a regular course of education at school, or determining to '
labour hard at self-instruction till he has possessed them, no young man in the present I
improving age should attempt the profession.

HORTUS BRITA'NNICUS.

PART I.

LINNEAN ARRANGEMENT.

JL HE main object of the artificial system of botanical arrangement is to facilitate the discovery of the names
of plants. For this purpose some one organ, common to plants in general, is fixed on; and, according to
certain conditions in which this organ is found, individual species are referred to their places in the system,
as words, by their initial letters, are referred to their places in an alphabetical dictionary.

In the progress of artificial systems different organs have been fixed on by different botanists; but those
which have been most extensively employed are the corollas by Tournefort, and the stamens and pistils by
Linnwus. The system of Tournefort has been a good deal employed in France, and may be considered as the
artificial system of that country ; that of Linnaeus has been employed in most other countries, and is justly
esteemed by far the most perfect artificial system which has hitherto been produced. It is, therefore, adopted
in this work.

The application of the Linnean system in practice, Sir J. E. Smith observes, is, above all other systems, easy
and intelligible. Even in pursuing the study of the natural affinities of plants, this botanist affirms " that
.t would be as idle to lay aside the continual use of the Linnean system, as it would be for philologists and
ogicians to slight the convenience, and indeed necessity, of the alphabet, and to substitute the Chinese
character in its stead." (Introduct. to Sot.) " The student of the Linnean artificial system," he elsewhere
observes, " will soon perceive that it is to be understood merely as a dictionary, to make out any plant that
may fall in his way." (Gram, of Sot.) " If we examine," says Decandolle, "the artificial systems which have
been hitherto devised, we shall find the most celebrated of them, that which was proposed by Linnaeus, to
i>pssess a decided superiority over all others, not only because it is consistently derived from one simple prin.
ciple, but also because the author of it, by means of a new nomenclature, has given to his terms the greatest
distinctness of meaning." (Elements of the Philos. of Plants, by Decandolle and Sprengel.) Whether or
not subsequent advances in science may enable botanists to dispense with the Linnean system altogether, it
is not for us to affirm ; but in the mean time nothing can be more certain than that the Linnean system is the
jest leading arrangement for such a work as the present, in the existing state of botanical knowledge in
Britain. *

According to the Linnean system all plants are furnished with flowers, either conspicuous or inconspicuous.
The plants with conspicuous flowers are arranged according to the number and position of their stamens and
pistils ; those with inconspicuous flowers are arranged according to the situation of the flowers on the plant,
or according to other circumstances in the plant itself.

To discover the name of a plant by the Linnean system, therefore, all that is
necessary for a beginner is to possess a specimen of it in flower, and to be able
to know its different parts by the names given them by botanists. To discover the
class, order, and genus of a plant, it is only necessary to be able to distinguish and
name the different parts of the flower. These parts are : the calyx or cup (fig. 1. a),
which is that leaf, or those leaves, by which the flower is usually enclosed when in a
bud, and which, when the flower is expanded, appear under it. The corolla
(corona, a crown) is the colored leaf, or leaves, of a flower (fig. 1. b). The stamen
(or first principle of any thing) is the thread-like process, or processes, imme-
diately within the leaves of the corolla (fig. 2.) : it consists of two parts, the filament
or thread (a), and the anther (b) ; this anther contains what is called the pollen, or fructi-
fying meal (c). In the centre of the flower is the pistil (fig. 3.) : it consists of
three parts, the germen, or rudiments of the fruit or seed (a), the style (b),
and the stigma or summit (c), which crowns the style, and is destined to receive
I the fructifying pollen.

The pistil and stamen are the essential parts of a flower. The corolla or the calyx may be
wanting, and yet the flower will be termed perfect, because the absence of those parts is no
obstacle to reproduction. Even the style and the filament may be absent without preventing the
formation or ripening of the fruit ; and there are many flowers which have the anther sitting close
to the corolla, &c., without a filament, and the stigma to the germen without a style ; but the
anther, the germen, and the stigma are essential.

The seed is contained in the pericarp, or seed-vessel, which is the germen when grown to maturity. The
i name of the seed-vessel varies according to its form, substance, &c. ; but the word pericarp (pert, about, karpon,
| a fruit) is applicable to all its varieties. The receptacle is the base or medium which connects the other parts
I of the fructification. (Magazine of Natural History, vol. i. p. 233.)

i The degree of knowledge conveyed by the following Table, and the preceding observations, will enable a
1 beginner to discover at least the class and order of any plant which he may find in flower.

\ * The best work in the English language for acquiring a knowledge of the Linnean System of botany is
smith's Introduction to Botany, 1 vol. 8vo. The best work for acquiring a knowledge of the Natural System
is Lindley's Introduction to the Natural Orders, 1 vol. 8vo. Concise and familiar Introductions to both the
' Linnean and Jussieuean Systems will be found in the Magazine of Natural History.

LINNEAN ARRANGEMENT.

FIRST GRAND DIVISION. — Plants with conspicuous Flowers (Phanerog&mia}.

-In the same flower,

rMale and female organs distinct,

"Stamens not united either above or below.

'Generally of equal length,
CLASSES.

f" 1. Mondndria (monos, one,
rOne, - - < aner, a man). Example,
(_ Blitum capitatum. p. 1

C 2. Diandria (dit, twice, aner,

Two, - - < a man). Veronica Cha-

( ma2(drys. 5

_ f 3. Tridndria (Ms, thrice,
' I aner,man). P6adnn.l4

f 4. Tetrandria (tetra, four,

Four, - - s aner, a man). Cdrnus

[_ san guinea. 37

f 5. Pentandria ( pente, five,
Five, - - < aner, a man). Lysima-
(. chia JSph^merum. 52

C" 6. Hexandria (hex, six, aner,
Six, - - < a man.) Scula bifolia,

1

f 7. Heptandria(Aep<a, seven,
Seven, - - s aner, a man), ^'sculus
(_ Hippocastanum. 143

c

C" 8. Octandria (okto, eight,
Eight, - -< an«r,aman). Fuchsza
1 coccinea. 144

C 9. Ennedndria (ennea, nine,
Nine, - - < aner, a man). «heum
i Hhapdnticum. 160

C 10. Decandria (deka, ten,
Ten, - - < aner, a man). Saxtfraga
t umbrosa. 162

T 11. Dodecdndria (dodeka,

_, \ twelve, flreer, a man),
iweive, - < Sempervivum tectb-

(. rum. 187

Many, frequently! 12. Icosandria (eikosi, twenty,
twenty, attached > aner, a man). Cratje'gus
to the calyx, - J Oxyacantha. 19

not attached to the r erlcta. 215*

- calyx, - • J

Of unequal length,
f" 14. Didynamia (dis, twice,
f Two long, and two) dyo, two, nema, a fila-
[ short, - -"\ ment). TeucrJum liici-
t dura. 232

f 15. Tetradynamia(<rfra,four,
1 Four long, and two) dyo, two, nema, a fila-
«• short, - - ) ment). ftdphanus sati-
i vus. 254

-Stamens united,

-by

he filaments,
t 16. Monadelphia ( mon»s,
rinto one body, - < one, adelphos, brother).
I Kdlvafragrans. 267

C 17. Diadelphia (dis, twice,
into two bodies, - < adelphos, a brother).
(. Onbnis arv^nsis. 293

t 18. Polyade"lphia(po^*,many,
.into many bodies, - < adelphos, brother). Hy-
(_ p6ricum quadrdn. 318

, .. *K*«« ^ t" 19. Syngenesia (syn, together,
by the antners or tops, l genesis origin). Cich6-

into a cylinder, -^ num/'ntybus. 321

Male organs (stamens) atO 20. Gynandria (gyne, a wo-
tached to, and standing upon, V man, aner, a man).
L the female (pistil), - - J O'phrys apffera. 366
Mn different flowers,

f 21. MonoeVia (monos, one,
fon the same plant, - - < oikos, house). Cuciirbita
i JPepo. 374

f 22. Dioe'cia (*'*, twice, oikos,
on different plants, - - < house). Cannabis sa-

2. Monog^nia (mono*, one, gi/»:e, a woman), Dig)'nia
(</!*, twice, gyne, a woman).

3. Monogynia, Dig}' nia, Trigj'nia (frit, thrice,
a woman).

3. Monogynia, Digj'nia, Trigy'nia.

3. Monog^nia, DigVnia, Tetragynia (tetra, four,

gijne, a woman).

6. Mbnogynia, Digy^nia, Trig>'nia, Tetragv'nia, Fen-
tagVnia (pente, five, gyne, a woman), Polygon!*
(polys, many, gyne, a woman).

4. Monogynia, Digynia, Trigynia, Polygynia.

4. Monogy'nia, Dig^nia, Tetragynia, Heptagynia
(hepta, seven, gyne, a woman).

4. Monogynia, Digynia, Trigynia, Tetragynia.

3. Monogynia, Trigynia, Hexagynia (hex, six, gyne,
a woman).

5. Monogynia, Digynia, Trigynia, Pentagynia,

Decagynia (deka, ten, gym, a woman).

6. Monogynia, Digynia, Trigynia, Tetragynia, Pen.

tagynia, Dodecagynia (dwleka, twelve, t^i/ne,
a woman).

3. Monogynia, Di-pentagynia (dyo, two, pente, five,
gyne, a woman), Polygynia.

5. Monogynia, Digynia, Trigynia, Pentagynia, Poly-
gynia.

2. Gymnospermia (gifinnys, naked, sperma, seed),
Angiospermia (aggeion, a vesse), sperma, seed).

2. Siliculosa (silicula, a silicle), Siliqubsa (siliqua, a
silique).

7. Triandria, Pentandria, Heptandria, Octandria,
Decandria, Dodecandria, Polyandria.

4. Pentandria, Hexandria, Octandria, Decandria.
4. Decandria, Dodecandria, Icosandria, Polyandria.

5. Polygamia aequalis (equal), Polygamia superflua
(superfluous), Polygamia frustranea (frustrn, in
•vain), Polygamia necessaria (necessary), Poly-
gamia segregata (separated).

3. Monandria, Diandria, Hexandria.

tfondndria.Diandria.Triandria.Tetrandria.Pen-
tandria, Hexandria, Polydndria, Monadelphia.

14. Monandria, Diandria, Triandria, Tetrandria,
Pentandria, Hexandria, Octandria, Ennean-
dria, Decandria, Dodecandria, Icosandria,
Polyandria, Monadelphia, Gynandria.

I 2. Monoe'cia, Dioe'cia.

SECOND GRAND DIVISION. — Plants with inconspicuous Flowers (Cryptogumia}.

Reproductive organs scarcely visible,7 24. Cryptogamia (kryptos, con-
so that they have not been dis- V cealed, gramos, mar-
tinctly described, - - - S riage). 417.

9. Fnices

s (Jilir,
, hair),

fem), Equisetaceae (equus, horse,
Lycopodmeae (lykos, wolf, pout,
foot), Marsileaceffi (Count L. F. Narrigli),
.AluVci (nuisciis, moss), Hepatica- (hepar, the
liver), A'lgae (<i/g«,sea weed), Lichenes (Greek
name), Fungi (jftmgw*, a mushroom).

HO'RTUS BRITANNICUS.

PART L

LINNEAN ARRANGEMENT.

Systematic
Name and
Authority.

*1. CA'NNA L.

1 patens Rosc.

2 indica L.

2 maculata

3 cocclnea Rose.

4 lu tea Rosc.

5 Lambert* B. M.

6 gigant^a Desf.

1 occidentals Rosc.

8 lanuginosa Rose.

9 carnea Rose.

10 sylvestris Rosc.

11 anraut/aca Rose.

12 polymorpha Lo.G

13 sanguinea Lo.C.
14esculentaLo.C.

15 lanceolata Lo. C.

16 limbata Rosc.

17 variabilis W.

18 rubra W.

19 rubricaulis Lk.

20 edulis B. R.

21 speciosa B. M.
I 22 exce'lsa Lod.

23 latifolia Lod.

24 angustifolia L.

25 orientalis Rosc.
chinensis W.en.
2 flava

i 26 compacta Rosc.

27 denudiita Rosc.
2 latifolia

28 pallida Rosc.
2 latifolia

1 29 crocea Lag.
30 pedunculata B. M.
'Sljuncea Retz.
\ 32 flaccida Rose
{33glaucaZ,.
! 2 rufa
'^iridiflora Fl.per.

j36 indica Tus.
:37gracilis Rud.

*8 divaricata Rosc.

2 purpurascens
•59obliqua Rud.
ilOlutea Jac.

•1 angustifolia B. M.
i 2 Tonchat Aub.
1 3 gibba Sm.

CLASS I. ORDER 1.
MONA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

Reference to

Figures.

- s.d

6 year

4 year

i> year

4 year

3 year

4 year
4 year
3 year
3 year
3 year

-_- — 3 year

E] or 3 my

B3clt 3 s.d

_ G3 or 3 au.s

£ G2 or 16 ja.f

S
F

S

o

R

R

R

R

R

R

R.Y

R

R

R

S

Bot. re^ 470
Bot.rel.'206-
Bot. reg 77^
Rose scit ic

'

— p— ~ * *'J ja.i o

j£G3or 10 mr.ap Pk

narrow-leaved £ (23 or '
oriental

yellow

compact

naked

broad-leaved

pa\c-Jiowering

broad-leaved

saffron-colored

stalked

rushy

flaccid

glaucous

rufous

iris-flowered

.

••-> petiolata Rud.
* 6 variegata Lo. C
! 7 bicolor Ker

8 malaccensis W.

. n, , ^m(*l- Z«

Maranta zebrina B. M.
5 v«>lacea Lindl. violet-colored

Rio Jan.
India
India

S. Amer. 1731.
E. Indies 1629.
Trinidad 1819.
S. Amer. 1809.
W. Indies 1822.
Maranh. 1823.
Brazils 1822.
S. Amer. 1820.
Brazil 1824.
S. Amer. 1825.
S. Amer. 1820.
S. Amer. 1822.
Brazil 1825.
Brazil 1818.
India 1822.
W. Indies 1820.

1821.

Peru 1820.
S. Amer. 1820.
Brazil 1820.
Brazil 1820.
S. Amer. 1824.
E. Indies 1820.

E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1820
Brazil 1818.
Brazil 1818.
W. Indies 1820.
W. Indies 1820.

1823.

1820.

Indies 1820.
S. Carol. 1788.
S. Amer. 1732.
S. Amer.
Peru 1816

D r.m
D r.m
D r.m
D r.m
D r.m
D r.m

R r.'m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m

R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m
R r.m

a Venetian physician, d. 1554.)

W S. Amer. 173^ R s 1

W W.Indies 1800. D s'l

Guiana 1823. D s.l

Brazil 1818. R r.m

Brazil 1823. R r.m

Guiana 1803. R s.l

Caraccas 1809. R s.l

W. Indies 1820. R s 1

E. Indies 1819. R s.l

E. Indies 1818. R s.l

W. Indies 1800. D s.l

Guiana 1818. D s.l

S. Amer. 1825. D s 1

Brazil 1823. D p.l

E. Indies 1820. D s.l

from the form of the stigma.)

R.Y Brazil 1815. R s.p

Bot. reg. 775
Bot. mag. 2317
Bot. cab. 743
Bot. cab. 634
Pis. br. ic.
Rosc. scit. io.

Rosc. scit. ic.
P.asc. scit. ic.
Rose. scit. ic.
Rosc. scit. ic.
Rosc. scit. ic.
Rosc. scit ic.

Bot mag. 2323

Sal. st. 3. 2
Ex. bot. 2. 102
Bot. mag. 2302
Bot. mag. 19S8

Bot. mag.' 2307 '
SI. jam. 149
Rud. gui. 3
Rosc. scit. ic.
Rosc. scit. ic.
Rud. gui. 2
Jac. ic 2. 201
Bot. mag. 2398
Ru. am. 4. 7,
Rosc. scit. ic.

Rud. gui. 37

Bot. reg. 786
Ru. am. 5. 71

Cannes. 7 9.

Bot reg. 385

P Brazil

s.l Bot. reg. 961

MONANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLA;

51 flavescens Lindl. flavescent

52 Allofya. Jac. Allouya

53 longibracteata B.R. long-bractcd

54 R6ss« Lo. C. Ross's

55 villosa Lo. C. villous

4. THA'LL* L. THALIA.

56 dcalbata Rose. whited

57 geniculata Rose. jointed

* 5. PHRY'NIUM L. PHRTNIUM.

58 capitatum IV. headed

59 imbricatum Box. imbricated

60 dichotomum Rox. forked

61 parvitklrum Rox. small-flowered

62 grandiflorum Rose, great-flowered

63 spicatum Rox. spiked

64 Myrosma Rose. Myrrh-scented
Myrosma canna?folia L.Jil.

65 comosum Rose. tufted

Maranto comosa L.Jil.

66 Parkeri Rose. Parker's

67 Casupo Rose. Casupo
Maranta Casupo Jac.

68 ellipticum Rose. elliptic
Maranta spicata Aub.

69 virgatum Rox. twiggy

70 obliquum Lo. C. oblique

71 angustifolium i0.C. narrow-leaved

Brazil 1822. D si Bot. reg. 932

Trinidad 1824. D s.l

Brazil 1826. D s.l Bot. reg. 1020

Brazil 1825. D s.l

Braail 1825. D s.l

(J. Thalius, a German physician, d. 1588.)
i* lAJ or 4 jl.au B S. Carol. 1791.
£ 22 or 2 au.s B W. Indies 1823.

Cunnece. 2. —
R p.l Bot. mag. 1690
D p.l PI. gen. 26. 108

(Phrynos, a frog; a plant of marshes.) C&nnece. 14. —

Ji fA)or

5

jl.au

W.P

E. Indies

'1807.

II

s.l

As. res. 11. 3

£ [23 or

Lj

Pa.R

E. Indies

1818.

D

s.l

jg 123 or

6

' jl.au

W

E. Indies

1810.

R

s.l

Vr iy\l or

4

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1820.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

^ IA1 or

1

jl.au

Y

Brazil

1823.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

£ FA1 or

1

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1825.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

£ E3or

2

jl.au

W

S. Amer.

1820.

R

r.m

Rose. scit. ic.

[23 or 3 jl.au Y Surinam 1812. R r.m Rose. scit. ic.

(23 or
123 or

2 jl.au
13 jl.au

Grenada 1823.
S. Amer. 1820.

R r.m Rose, scit ic.
R r.m Rose. scit. ic.

l|jl.au Pa.Y Guiana 1822. R r.m Rose, scit ic.

£ ES or 8 jn.jl W E. Indies 1818. D s.l

j£ 23 or 1| my.jl Y E. Indies 1824. D s.l

H [23 or li my.jl Y E. Indies 1824. D s.l

6. HEDY'CHIUM Kb'n. HEDYCHIUM. (Hedys, sweet, chion, snow ; flower.) Scitaminets. 20.—
72 coronarium Rox. garland £ [23 or 5 jn.s Y E. Indies 1791. R p.l Bot. mag. 708

73 angustifolium Rox.

narrow-leaved

^

(23 or

5

jn.s

S

E. Indies

1815.

R

S.1

Rose. scit. ic.

74 aurantiacum Rose.

orange-colored

j£

(23 or

5

jl.au

O

E. Indies

1812.

D

s.l

Rose, scit ic.

angustifolium B. M

75 coccineum Rose.

scarlet

j£ [23 or

6

jl.au

S

E. Indies

1815.

D

s.l

Bot. reg. 157

angustifolium B. R.

76 gracile Rox.

slender

£.

[23 °r

3

jn

W

Bengal

1823.

R

S.1

77 carneum Carey

flesh-colored

£

123 or

4

au

Pk

E. Indies

1823.

D

1

Bot. mag. £657

78 longifolium Rose.

Idng-leaved

LAI or

6

jn.jl

R

E. Indies

1819.

I)

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

79 flavum Rox.

yellow

^

23 or

3

jn.au

Y

Nepal

1822.

R

s.l

Bot. cab. 604

80 flavescens Lod.

flavescent

tf

[y^] QJ.

6

Y

India

1822.

R

s.l

Bot. cab. 723

81 heteromallum B. R. variable-haired £

fAl or

3

jn.au

Y

India

1822.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 767

82 speciusum Wai.

showy

£

IAI or

8

au.s

Pa.Y

E. Indies

1823.

D

s.l

83 maximum Rose.

largest

(23 or

8

au

W

E. Indies

1820.

D

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

84 elatum R.Br.

tall

up

IAI or

5

jn.d

Pa.R

E. Indies

1818.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 526

85 Gardner/rtnww Wai

Gardner's

£

(23 or

7

jn.au

Y

E. Indies

1819.

R

r.s

Bot. reg. 771

86 villosum Wai.

villous

£

n\~\ Qf

3

jl.au

Crea

E. Indies

1823.

D

S.1

Rose. scit. ic.

87 glaucum Rose.

sea-green

£

(23 or

Si

jl.au

W

E. Indies

1822.

1)

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

88 ellipticum Sm.

elliptic

£

IAI or

jl.s

W

E. Indies

1804.

D

S.1

Rose. scit. ic.

89 acuminatum Br.

acuminate

f

(23 or

4

jn.au

W

E. Indies

1820.

D

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

90 spicatum B. M.

spiked

£

(23 or

3

jn

Y

India

1810.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 2300

91 thyrsiforme Sm.

thyrse- formed

\

IAI or

4

jl.au

W

Nepal

1618.

D

s.l

Rose, scit ic.

7. ROSCO'E^ Sm.

ROSCOEA. (W.Roscoe

, the historian of the Medici.)

Scitammece. 5. —

92 purpurea Sm.

purple

\

[23 or

1

jl.au

P

Nepal

1820.

R

S.1

Ex. bot. 97

93gracilis Sm.

slender

I

[23 or

1

jl.au

P

Nepal

1821.

U

S.1

94 elatior Sm.

taller

?AI or

1

jl.au

P

Nepal

1820.

D

s.l

95 spicata Sm.

spiked

^

23 or

1

jl.au

P

Nepal

1820.

1)

s.l

96 capitata Sm.

capitate

3

IAI or

1

jl.au

P

Nepal

1819.

D

s.l

8. ALPI'NM L.

ALPINIA.

(P. Alpini, an

Italian physician, d. 1615.)

Scitaminece. 24. —

97 comosa Jac.

tufted-spiked

£

IAI or

1

ap.jn

W

Caraccas

1752.

R

s.l

Jac. ic. v. 3

98 Galdnga Swz.

Galanga

£

23 fit

6

o!f

W.Y

E. Indies

...

R

s.l

Ru. am. 5. 63

99 racemosa Rose.

racemose

fAlor

5

J1.S

W

W. Indie.

1752.

R

S.1

PI. ic. 11. 20

100 occidentals Swz.

occidental

^

IAI or

(S

jl

W

Jamaica

1793.

R

S.1

101 nutans Rose.

nodding

*

IA1 or

13

ap.jn

Pk

E. Indies

1792.

R

s.l

Ex. bot. 2. 106

102 diffissa /taw.

two-cleft

£

[23 or

6

ap.my

P.B.Y

E. Indies

1818.

1)

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

103 auriculata Rose.

eared

JAl or

ii

ap.my

R.Y

E. Indies

1814.

D

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

104 exaltata Mey.

lofty

«;

IA1 or

2u"

my.jn

R.Y

Surinam

1820.

1)

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

105 cernua A M.

drooping

)£

[23 or

6

ap.jn

Pk

E. Indies

1804.

R

s.l

Hot. mag. 1900

106 calcarata Rose.

spur-Jiowered

g

(23 or

3

s

W

E. Indies

1800.

R

s.l

Bot. rep. 421

107 malaccensis Rose.

Malayan

1

fAl or

5

ap.my

W

E. Indies

1799.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 328

108 mutica .Bo*.

spurless

£

23 or

S

au

W

E. Indies

1811.

R

S.1

Rose. seit. ic.

109 bracteata Rox.

bracteate

17V! or

3

my.jn

W

E. Indies

1824.

1)

s.l

110 Antillarum A Sf S.

Antilles

£

rAI or

4

my.jn

F

W.Indies

1826.

1)

s.l

SI. jam. 105. 2

Ill penicillata ^osc.

pencilled

£

iAJ or

3

my.jn

Pk

China

...

D

s.l

Rose, scit ic.

112 spicata Rox.

spiked

£

[Al or

2

• ••

Sumatra

1822.

R

r.m

113 striata Lk.

striated

£

23 or

4

E. Indies

1818.

1)

s.l

114 Roscoea/ia R. & S

Roscoe's

1

lAlor

3

my

R'"

E. Indies

1823.

D

S.1

bracteata Rose, non

Rox.

115 Cardambmum ./Jew.

cardamom

£

23clt

8

au

W.P

E. Indies

1815.

R

S.1

R.mal.11.4,5

116 tubulata B. R.

tubular

£

fAl or

2

jl.au

R

Demerara

1820.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 777

117 punicea Rox.

scarlet

fAlor

6

mr

S

E. Indies

1820.

I)

8.1

118 media Spr.

mediate

^

[Al or

6

jl.au

R

E. Indies

1815.

D

S.l

Lin.tr. 10. 4, 5

Cardamomum medii

im Rox.

119 linguffiformis Rox.

tongue-formed

£

fAlor

6

jl.au

R

E. Indies

1820.

D

s.l

120 Allughas Rose.

Allug.of Ceylon£ [23 or

2

f.mr

R

E. Indies

1796.

R

s.l

Bot. rep. 501

*9. HELLE'NI^ W. HELLENIA. (C. N. Hellenius, Professor at Abo.) Scitaminea;. 2. —5.

121 crerulea R. Br. blue-berried £ 23 or 4 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1820. D s.l Rose, scit ic.

122chinensis W.

China

10. ZI'NGIBER Gae. GINGER.

123 panduratum Rox. fiddle-lipped

124 Mioga Rose. Mioga

125 officinale Rose. officinal

| or 3 jn.jl W China 1825. D s.l

(The original Indian name.) Scitaminece. 13. — 14.
I 23 or 3 my.jn Pk E. Indies 1812. R s.l
t LAJ or 2 my.jn Pk Japan 1796. R r.m
eCAJclt 2 jn.au R E. Indies 1605. R r.m Jac. vin. 1.73

ORDER I.

MONANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

126 Zerumbet Rose.

127 Casumtiuar Rox.

128 purpijreum Rose.

129 roseiim Ilox.

130 rubens Rox.

131 ligulatum Rox.

132 sqiiarrosum Rox.

133 chrysanthum Rose.

134 capitatum Rose.

135 elatum Rox.

11. COSTUSRosc.

136 arabicus L.
137spicatus W.

138 speciosus Ttosc

139 nepalensis Rose.

Zerumbet

Casumunar

purple-bractcd

rosy

red

ligulate

rough-spiked

gold-flowered

capitate

lofty

COSTUS.
Arabian
spiked
showy
Nepal

fA| or

4

au

Y.«

E.

Indies

1690.

R

r.m

Ex. bot. 2. 112

[Al or

2

s.n

W.Y

E.

Indies

1807.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 1426

fA~[ or

2

s

P

E.

Indies

1796.

R

S.1

23 or

2

au

R.Y

E.

Indies

1822.

R

s.l

Rox. cor. 2. 126

[A] or

(5

o.n

R

E.

Indies

1822.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic,

fA~l or

2

jn.au

Pk

K.

Indies

1823.

D

s.l

fAl or

2

au

Pk

E.

Indies

1822.

R

S.1

23 or

8

jl.au

Y

E.

Indies

1821.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

[A] or

4

f.mr

Y

E.

Indies

1825.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

23 or

6

jl.au

Y

E.

Indies

1820.

R

s.l

(Gosth, its Arabic name.) Scitaminea;. 10. — 17.

£ 23 or 2 au W both Ind. 1752. R s.l

speciosus ft angustifolius B. R.

140 afer B. R. African

141 maculatus Rose. spotted
afer /3 hirsutus B. R.

142 spiralis Rox.
Alp. spiralis Jac.

143 Pisonw Lindl.

144 villosissimus Jac.

145 lanatus Lo. C.

spiral

Pison's ^

most villous %
woolly ^

12. KIEMPFE'RIA L. GALANGALE.

146 rotunda L.

147 Galdnga L.

148 angustifolia

149 pandurata Roi

150 latifolia Dorm

151 ovalifolia Rox.

152 marginata

Jac.

round-rooted

Galanga

narrow-leaved

fiddle-shaped

broad-leaved

oval

margined

13. ^MO'MUM Rose. AMOMUM.

153 Afzel« Rose. Afzelius's

154 grandiflprum Sm. large-flowered

155 angustitolium Rox. narrow-leaved

IAJ or

1 jn

Y

W. Indies 1793.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

[A] or

3 au

W

E. Indies

1799.

R

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 1

fAl or

3 jl.au

W

R Indies

1799.

II

S.1

Bot. reg. 665

IA1 or

2 jn.jl

W

S. Leone

1822.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 683

23 or

2 jl.au

W

S. Leone

1822.

R

S.1

Rose, scit ic.

23 or

4 n.d

S

St. Vine.

...

R

s.l

Jac. sc. 1. 1

FA) or
fAl or

2i jn.jl
6 n.d

c

Y

Maranhaol823.
St. Vine. 1822.

R
R

s.l
s.l

Bot. reg. 899
Jac. fr. 80

[Al or

3 my.jn

...

S. Amer.

1820.

U

s.l

(E. Kcempfer, a German naturalist, d. 1716.)
23 or 1 jl.au R.vv E. Indies 1764. R

ScitaminctE. 7. — 8.
s.l Bot. mag. 920

23 clt

1 jn.s

W.P

E. Indies

1728.

R

s.l

Bot. mag. 850

IAJ or

m.ap

W.B

E. Indies

1797.

R

s.l

Red lil. 7. 389

23 or

ap.jn

P

E. Indies

1797.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 173

23 or

ap.jn

W

E. Indies

1803.

R

s.l

fAl or

jl

B

Malacca

1822.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

[Al or

ap.my

B

E. Indies

1822.

R

s.l

Rose. scit. ic.

whiced

wild

smallcardamom

prickly

broad-leaved

subulate

156 dealbatum Rox.

157 sylvestre Swz.

158 C'ardamomum L.

159 aculeatum Rox.

160 latifolium Afz.

161 subulatum Rox.

162 Grana Paradisi W. grain of parad.

163 maximum Rox. greatest

164 aromaticum Rox. aromatic
I65sericeum Rox. . silky

14. CURCU'MA L. TURMERIC.

166 Zedodria Rose. Zedoary

167 aromatica Sal.

168 latifolia Rose.

169 Zer&mbet Rox.

170 sruginosa Rox.

171 rubescens Rox.

172 cae'sia Rox.

173 comosa Rox.

174 elata Rox.

175 ferruginea Rox.

176 leucorhiza Rox.

177 xanthorhiza Rox.

178 rubricaulis Lk.

179 angustifolia Rox.

180 viridiflora Rox.

181 petiolata Rox.

privative, ma/nos, impurity; a counter-poison.) Scitaminea;. 13. — 20.
3 my.jn Pk S. Leone 1795. R r.m An. bot. 1. 13
3 jn.jl W S. Leone 1795. R r.m Ex. bot. Ill
8 jn.jl R Madagasc. ... R r.m Son. it. 2. 137

fAl or
23 or

I or

3 mr.ap W

Bengal 1819.
W. Indies 1819.

pa.Br E. Indies 1820.

SI. jam. 1.105
Ru. am. 5. 65. 1
As. res. 11. 6

R s.l

R s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

R s.l

R r.m R.mal. 11.6

R s.l Bot. reg. 929

D s.l

D s.l

182 Amdda Rox.

183 longa Ros.

184 montana Rox.

185 reclinata Rox.

aromatic

broad-leaved

Zerumbet

rusty

rubescent

grey

tutled-flowered

tall

ferrugineous

white-rooted

yellow-rooted

red-stemmed

narrow-leaved

green-flowered

petiolated

Amada-ginger

long-rooted

mountain

reclinate

R s.l Rose. scit. ic.

R r.m Bot. mag. 2000

R r.m

R r.m Rose. scit. ic.

R s.l

Rose. scit. ic.
Rose. scit. ic.

15. GLO'BBA Rose. GLOBBA.

186 marant//ifl Rose. maranta-like

187 bulbifera Rox.

188 orixensis Rox.

189 Careyawz Rox.

190 erecta Dec.

191 racemosa Sm.
H6ra Rox.

192 pendula Rox.

193 sessiliflora B. M.

(Kurkum, the Arabic name.) Scitaminea. 20. —

3 ap.au R R Indies 1797. R r.m Bot. mag. 1546

Y E. Indies 1804. R s.l Rose. scit. ic.

E. Indies 1820.

E. Indies 1807.

E. Indies 1807.

E. Indies 1805.

Bengal 1819.

E. Indies 1819. R s.l

E. Indies 1819. R s.l

E. Indies 1819. R s.l

E. Indies 1819. R s.l

Amboyna 1819.

R Indies 1822.

R Indies 1822. R s.l As. res. 11. 5

Sumatra 1822. R s.l

Pegu 1822.

Bengal 1819.

E. Indies 1759. R s.l

E. Indies 1824. R s.l

E. Indies 1824. D s.l

(So named in the Moluccas.) Scitaminea. 8. — 9.

R s.l
R s.l

R s.l Rose. scit. ic.

R s.l Rose. scit. ic.
Jac. vin. 3. 4
Rox. cor. 151

bulbiferous
Orixian
Dr. Carey's
upright
racemose

pendulous
sessile-flowered

23 or

liJUu

Y

IAJ or

2 jl.au

Y

fAl or

2 jl.au

Pk

23 or

li an

Y

fAl or

l" jn jl

W

[A] or

1 jnjl

Y

fAl or

1 jn.au

Y

23 or

liau

Y

R Indies 1800. R s.l
E. Indies 1820. D s.l
E. Indies 1819. D s.l
Pegu 1822.
E. Indies 1820.
Ceylon 1812.

R s.l
R s.l

Ex. bot. 2. 103

As. res. 11. 8
Bot. cab. 6rfl
Red. lil. 174

E. Indies 1822.
Pegu 1807.

R s.l Sm. ex. bot. 117

D s.l Rox. cor. 3. 228
R s.l

16. MANTI'SIA Sims MANTISIA. (The flowers resemble the insect mantis.) Scitaminea?. 2.

194 saltatoria B. M. dancing-girls £ fAl or 1 jn P R Indies 1808. R s.l Bot mag. 1320

195 spatulata Rox. spatulate £ C3 or 1 jn.jl B E. Indies 1823. R s.l

17. PHI'LYDRUM R. Br. PHILYDHUM. (Philos,alover,hydor, water.) Related to Jtmraz?,R.B. 1. — 2.

196 Ianugin6sum R. Br. woolly

18. LOPE'Z/yi Cav.

197 hirsuta Jac.

198 racemosa Cav.

199 fruttscens Dec.
200pfimila Kth.

201 hispida Swt.

202 coronata //. K.

203 cordata Horn.

LOPEZIA.

hairy

racemose

frutescent

dwarf

hispid

cordate

H OJor

3 jn.jl Y

China

1801.

C

l.p

Bot.

mag. 783

(T. Lopez,

, a Spanish botanist.) Onagrdrics.

7. —

10.

OJ

or

lj

s.n

R

Mexico

1796.

S

CO

Jac.

c. 5. 15. 4

V

OJ

or

1

i au.o

R

Mexico

1792.

S

CO

Bot.

mag. 254

•a.

1 1

pr

1

jl-s

R

Mexico

1826.

s

r.m

0

iJLs

R

Mexico

1824.

B

r.m

O

or

t|

s.o

R

Mexico

1826.

8

CO

Sw.

fl. gar. ic. in

d

0

or

1

1 jl s

R

Mexico

1805.

S

CO

Hot

, rep. 551

0

or

n

2 jl.'s

P

Mexico

1821.

s

CO

13 "2

MONANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS I. ORDER II.

19. BOERHAA'V/yl L. HOGWEED.

204 erecta L. upright

205 ditfusa W. spreading

206 procumbens Roxb. procumbent

207 hirsuta L.

208 plumbaginea Cav.

209 discolor Kth.

210 viscosa Lag.
211 scandens L.
212 excelsa W.

hairy

Plumbago-like

two- colored

clammy

climbing

tall

20.CENTRA'NTHUSD,c.

214 angustifolius Dec. narrow-leaved
215Calcitrapa Ditfr. caltrop-leaved

21. rOCHY'SIA Poir. VOCHY.
216 excelsa Lam. lofty

Jamaica

Spain 1820. S co

Guayaquill825. S co

Peru 1821. C
Jamaica 1691.

S. Amer. 1820. C

23. SALICO'RNIA L. GLASSWORT. (Sal, salt, cornu a horn j salt-wort.) Chenog
• • Arabia i/oo.

1 | or

! | or

Al cu
A or
O clt
O clt

218arabica W. Arabian

219 fruticosa L. shrubby

220 perennans W. perennial

221 radlcans E. B. rooting

222 herbacea L. herbaceous

223 procumbens E. B. procumbent

24. HI PPU'RIS L. MARESTAIL.
24 vulgaris L. common

25. ZOSTE'RA L. WRACKGRASS.

225 marina L. marine ^ A {

26. CHLORA'NTHUS Swx. CHLORANTHUS.

226 inconspicuus Swz. obscure «- LJ cu

227 mon6stachys Lindl. one-spiked j£ El cu

228 monander R. Br. one-anthered tt. CD cu

1 au.s
| au.s
1 s
1 au.s
i au

AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap

Arabia ' 1758. C s.l

Britain sea sh. S s

Siberia 1823. S 8.1

Britain sea sh. S s

Britain sea sh. S s

England sal. m. S 1

6. —18.
M.h. 2. 33. 7
Eng. bot. 2467
Pal it. 1. D. 1
Eng. bot. 1691
Eng. bot. 415
Eng. bot. 1691

1 ap.s
1 f.my
l|jn

Ap
Ap

Ch n
China

3.— 4.
Lind. col. 17

CLASS I. ORDER 2.
MONA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

* 27. CORISPE'RMUM L. TICKSEED.

229 Ayssopifolium L. hyssop-leaved

230 squarrosum L. rough-spiked

231 Redowskw Fis. Redowsky's

232 intermedium Schw. intermediate
233p6ngens Vahl pungent

234 nitidum R 8f S. clear

235 canescens W. $ K. canescent

236 patens R. $ S.

237 tenue Lk.

238 glomeratum Lag.

239 Marschallw Stev.

spreading
slender
glomerated
Marshall's

28. CALLI'TRICHE W. WATER STARWORT.
240 verna L. spring

aquatica E. B.
2 aquatica E. Fl.
41 aulumnalis L.
aquatica y E. B.

29. 5LFTUM L.
24-2 capitatum L.

243 virgatum L. twiggy o

244 chenopodioides Lam. chenopod.-like O

245 petiolare Lk. petiolate O

246 maritimum Nut. sea-side

Siberia 1822. S co.

Poland 1822. S co

Siberia 1818. S co

Hungary 1820. S co

Hungary 1824. S co

..f... 1824. S co

1825. S co

1824. S co

Caucasus 1820. S co

Bux.c.3.56

Haloragece. 2.

S aq Eng. bot 722

water
autumnal

STRAWBERRY ELITE. (Bliton, insipid, Gr. and Celt.}

O or 2 my.au

O or 2 mv.s

un 2| my.au Ap Crimea
un 1| jl.au Ap

dit.
dit

aq

Col ec. 1. 316
Eng. bot. 722. 2

1824. S co

N. Amer. 1825. S co

30. MNIA'RUM Forst. MMARUM. (Uniaros, mossy.) (%
247 biflorum Forst. two-flowered £ iAJ cu i jn.jl W N

\ jn.au Ap

1 2.

1823. S s.p For. co. goet. 1.1

i, a shield, karpos, a fruit.) M<d&%fee£fs}'m 2 12
5ijn-Jl Ap S. Amer. 1821. C co Mem. m. l.\i

31. ASPICA'RPA Rich. ASPICARPA.

248 urens Rich. stinging _J B2

32. MONE'RM A R. Br. MONERMA. (Moms, one, herma, a support ; one i glum|)

249 monandrum R. Br. monandrous Jill/ A cu - i jl Ap Spam
Psillurus nardoides Trin. Rottboelb'a monandra Cav.

33. CI'NNA L.

250 arundinacea L. ree

CLASS II. ORDER I.

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS II. ORDER 1.
DIA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

34 CODA'RIUM Vahl. WILD TAMARIND. (Kodarion, a leathern pouch ; the pods.) Legumindsce. 2.—
acute-leaved f O or 20 f P.R S.Leone 1800. C l.p Rce. ar.l. 31.6

252 obtusifolium Afx.

obtuse-leaved l

i 1 1 or

14

f

P!R

s! Leone 1824'.

C

ma,

Lp

35. MAYTE'NUS

Mol. MAYTENUS.

(The aboriginal name.)

Celdstrinee.

1

253 boaria Mol.

ox J

_Jor

15

W

Chile 1822.

C

CO

Feu. ch. 3. 27

36. O'LEA L.

OLIVE.

(Elaia, oil.

Gr. and

Celt.}

Oleinte. 16.— 18.

254 Oleaster Hufg.

Oleaster, w^rf 1

*l_Jor

5

jn.au

W

Portugal 1821.

C

CO

255 europa'a L.

European '_

' 1 | f f

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe 1570.

C

r.m

2 longifolia

long-leaved ]

> 1 | fr

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe ...

C

r.m

Bot. cab. 456

3 latitolia

broad-leaved ]

: i_jfr

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe ...

C

r.m

4 ferruginea

iron-colored

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe ...

C

r.m

5 obliqua

oblique-feaved *

L_Jfr

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe ...

C

r.m

6 Auxitolia

box-leaved *

> Ljfr

15

jn.au

W

S. Europe ...

C

r.m

256 verrucosa Thun.

warted I

ft) |or

(5

ap.my

W

C. G. H. 1814.

C

p.l

257 americana L.

American i

ll_|or

6

jn

W

N. Amer. 1758.

s

s.p

Cat. car. 1. 61

258 dioica Rox.

dioecious '

k CD or

SO

mr

W

E. Indies 1818.

C

s.l

259 cernua fa/W

drooniner a

1 1 — lor

10

W

Mauritius 1816.

C

s.l

260 Roxburgh/rt'/wzR.&S. Dr. Roxburgh 's£ C~| or

15

au.s

W

E. Indies 1820.

C

r.m

paniculata Rox.

261 fragrans Thun.
262 lancea Vahl

fragrant J
lance-leaved 4

Hor
or

4

20

jn.au
jl.au

Y
W

China 1771.
I. France 1819.

L
C

p.l
r.m

Bot. mag. 1552

263 capensis L.
264 emarginata FaA/

Cape i
emarginate '

HOT
or

5

40

jn.s
au.s

W
W

C. G. H. 1730.
Madagas. 1825.

C
C

p.l
r.m

Bot. reg. 613
Lam. il. 8. 2

265 undulata Jac.

Vfave-leaved i

1 1 | or

6

ap.my

W

C. G. H. 1730.

C

P 1

Bot. cab. 379

266 arborea Lo. C.

tree j

» 1 |or

20

au.s

W

1825.

C

r.m

267 excelsa //. K.

tall

• 1 |or

15

my

W

Madeira 1784

s

p.l

268 paniculata 7J. J?r.

panicled «

[ l_Jor

10

jl

\v

N. HolL 1825.

C

r.m

*37. PHILLY'REA L. PHILLYREA.

(Phyllon. a

leaf; leafv.)

Oleirue. 11.

269 angustifolia L.

narrow-leaved

or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

S.1

Lam. iL 8. 3

2 rosmarinifolia

rosemary-lvd

or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

s.l

3 brachiata

brachiate

or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

s.l

270 media L.

mediate

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

s.p

2 Auxitolia

box-leaved

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

s.p

/

271 virgata W.

twiggy

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

S.1

272 pendula H. K.

drooping

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

S.1

273 oleaeiolia H. K.

olive-leaved

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

S.1

274 HgurtrifSlia W.

privet-leaved

or

15

myjn

W

S. Europe 1596.

C

l.p

275 lee'vis W.

smooth-leaved

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

S.1

276 ilicifolia W.

holly-leaved

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

L

8.1

277 latitolia L.

broad-leaved

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1597.

C

r.m

278 obliqua H. K.
279 robi'ista Rox.

oblique-leaved * or
robust J 1 i tm

15

60

my.jn
jn.jl

W
W

S. Europe 1597.
E. Indies 1824.

C
C

r.m

S.1

38. CHTONA'NTHUS L. FRINGE TREE. (Chion, snow, anthos, a flower.) Olline. 3. — 8.

280 virginica L. Virginian ="£ or 30 my.jl W N. Amer. 1736. L p.l Cat. car. 1. 69

281 maritima Ph. marine & or 10 my.jl W N. Amer. 1736. L p.l

282 axillaris R. Br.

axil-flowering 31 d) or 7 my.jl W E. Indies 1810. C p.l

39. NOTELJE'A Ven. NOTELJJA. (Notos, south, elaia, olive.)

<283 longifolia R. Br.

284 punctata R. Br.

285 ovata R. Br.
286/igustrina J'cn.
287 rigida Desf.

long-leaved

spotted

ovate-leaved

privet-leaved

rigid

: | | or

1 | or

* t_Jor

m | | or

a I | or

3 mr.jn

3 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

3 jl.au
3 jlau

5. -6.

N. S. W. 1790. C s.p Bot. rep. 316
N.S. W. 1824. C s.p
N, S. W. 1824. C s.p
V. Di. L. 1807. C s.p Ven.ch.25.b
V. Di. L. 1821. C s.p

*40. LIGU'STRUM L. PRIVET. (Ligare, to tie ; its flexible branches.) Oleince. 2. —4.

288 lucidum H. K.
2 floribimdum

289 vulgare L.

2 sempervirens

3 xanthocarpum

4 leucocarpum

5 variegatum

6 angustifolium

41. SYRFNGA L.

290 vulgaris L.

2 violacea

3 alba

4 variegata

5 purpurea

291 chinensis L.

shining

profuse-flwd

common

evergreen

yellow-berried

white-berried

variegated

narrow-leaved

8 jn.s

8 jn.s

10 jn.jl

8 jn.jl

8 jn.jl

8 jn.jl

8 jn.jl

8 jn.jl

W

China

1794.

g.l s.l

W

China

1794.

g.l s.l

W

Britain

hedg.

S co

W

Italy

L co

W

Italy

...

L co

W
W

Britain
Britain

hedg.
gard.

L co
L co

W

Britain

hedg.

L co

Eng. bot. 64

4 rothomagensis Turp. Rouen h
292 persica L. Persian

2 alba white

Slaciniata cut-leaved

LILAC. (Syrinx, the native name in Barbary.) Oleince.

common & or 8 my B " '

violet-flowered S& or 8 my P

white & or 5 my W

variegated-Zw/ & or 8 my P

purple-flowered 3fe or 10 my P

Chinese 3fe or

4 my.jn V

4 my.jn V

5 my P
2 my \V
5 my P

Persia
Persia
Persia
Persia
Persia
China
China
Persia
Persia
Persia

1597. Skco
... Skco
... Sk co
Sk co

... Sk co
1795. L Lp
... L Lp
L s.p

42. NYCTA'NTHES L. NYCTANTHES. (Nyx, night, anthos, a flower.)

293 arbor tristis L.

*43. JASMI'NUMi.

294 Sdmbac L.

2 flore pleno

3 trifoliatum

295 liirsutum L.
'.:•>; /auritoliuTTi Rox.
2!.»7 angustifolium L.

1640.

L
.'.. L Lp

Jasrmnece.

3.— 4.

Schk.han. 1.2
Bot. mag. 133

Bot. mag. 486
Schm.ar.2.79

tree of sadness * CD or 15

JASMINE. (Ysmyn, the Arabic name.)

6 year W

6 year W

6 year W

3 my.au W

or 4 my.s W

or 10 year W

B 3

1.

W E. Indies 1781. C r.m Bot. reg. 399

Jasminece. 33. — 51.

Bot. reg. 1
Bot. rep. 497
Bot mag. 1785
Ex. bot 2. 118

R Indies 18!9. C r.m Bot reg. 521
E. Indies 1816. C s.l Bur. in. 4. 2

E. Indies 1665. C r.m

E. Indies 1700. C r.m

E. Indies 1730. C r.m

E. Indies 1759.

C r.m

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS II.

298 glaucum H. K.

299 scandens Vahl

300 bracteatum Rox.

301 latifolium Rox.

302 arborescens Rox.

303 trinerve Vahl

304 simplicifoliumFors/

305 gracile R. Br.

306 elongatum L.

307 acuminatum R. Br.

308 paniculatum Rox.

309 undulatum Vahl

310 auriculatum Vahl

311 campanulatum Lk.

312 flexile Vahl

313 capense /%«re.

314 zeylanicum Ma. C.

315 tortuosum W.
flexile Jac.

316 dispermum Wai.

317 divaricatum fl. #r.

318 heterophyllumtfoj:.

319 azoricum L.

320 fruticans L.

321 humile L.

322 odoratissimum L.

323 revolutum B. R.

324 officinale L.

2 fol. argenteis

3 fol. aureis

4 fl6ribus plenis

325 grandiflorum L.

326 stenopetalum Lindl.

glaucous

climbing

large-bracted

broad-leaved

arborescent

three-nerved

simple-leaved

slender

elongated

acuminate

panicled

wavy

auriculated

campanulate

flexible

Cape

Ceylon

twisted

two-seeded » i_J or

divaricate g_ I I or

variable-leaved » i | or

Azorian fl_ I I or

sprouty &• or

low & or

sweetest-scent. &_ \ I or

revolute-./Zu)rf |_ i I or

officinal » J, or
silver-leaved J, or
golden-leaved _& or
double-flowered J. or

large-flowered fl_ I I or

narrow-petaled « CD or

10 ap.jl

14 jn.jl
5 ap.n
3 apo
3 jn.s

3 my.n

12 mr.o

15 jn.o
15 jn.o
15 jn.o
15 jn.o
15 jn.o

4

C. G. H. 1774.
E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1818.
E. Indies 1817.
E. Indies 1824.
E. Indies 1804.
S. Seas 1800.
Norfolk 1. 1791.
E. Indies 1820.
N. Holl. 1820.
China 1818.
China 1819.
E. Indies 1700.

1822.

E Indies 1825.
C. G. H. 1816.
Ceylon 1823.
C. G. H. 1818.

Nepal 1825.
N. Holl. 1819.
Nepal lf>20.
Madeira 1724.
S. Europe 1570.
S. Europe 1656.
Madeira 1656.
E. Indies 1812.
E. Indies 1548.
E. Indies
E. Indies ...
E. Indies
E. Indies 1629.
E. Indies 1824.

C Lp Sal. st. 8

C co

C s.l

C s.l

C r.m

C l.p

C r.m

C s.p

C r.m

C Lp

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m
r.m

Bot. mag. 980
Bot. rep. 127
Ber. ph. tr. 1772.

CU

Bot. cab. 469
Bot. reg. 436
Bot. reg. 264

r.m Jac. sc. 4. 490

Bot. reg. 129<>

C l.p

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m Bot. reg. 89

C r.m Bot mag. 461
Bot. reg. 350
Bot. mag. 285
Bot. reg. 178
Bot. mag. 31

L co

C r.m

C r.m

C co

C co

C co

C co

C r.m

C co

Bot. reg. 91

44. LEPTA'NDRA Nut.

327 virginica Nut. Vir_
Veronica virginica L.

2 incarnata flesh-colored

328 sibirica Nut. Siberian
Veronica sibirica L.

LEPTANDRA. (Leptos, slender, aner
inian £ A or 5 jl.au W

, an anther.) Scrophuldrirue. 2.—

1714. D co Hof. got. 15. 1

A or
A or

5 jl.au
3 jl.au

1714. D co
1779. D co

Am. rut 20. 4

331 maritima L. marine

332 Hostw R. & S. Host's

333 Stephanz'ffWrt R. & S. Stephan's

334 angustifolia Fis. narrow-leaved

335 spuria Schr.

336 paniculata Pall.

337 complicata Hofg.

338 azurea Schott

339 polystachya Lk.

340 glabra Schr.
2 alba

341 leucantha Fis.

spurious
panicled

sky-blue

many-spiked

smooth

white

white-flowered

342 amethystina W. en. amethyst

343 elatior Ehrfi.

344 acuta Mart.

345 argute Schr.

346 melancolicaltes/'.

347 nitida Lk.

348 longibracteata Lk.
2 latifolia

349 media Schr.

350 oersicifolia Schott

351 praealta H. C.

352 australis Schr.

353 longifolia L.

2 incarnata

3 alba

354 grossa Mart.

355 ambigua Mart.

356 falcata Mart.

357 neglecta Vahl

358 incana L.

taller

acute

sharp-notched

melancholy

clear

long-bracted

broad-leaved

mediate

peach-leaved

very high

southern

long-leaved

flesh-colored

white

gross

doubtful

fa\cate-leaved

neglected

hoary

359 grandis Fis. grand

360 Wormski61dM-R.&S. Wormskiold's

stiff

elegant

short-leaved

spiked

small flesh-eld

Ecluse's

361 rigens Mart.

362 elegans Dec.

363 brevifolia Lk.

364 spicata L.

365 incarnata G. Don

366 C1US« Schott JLA^U^ o

367 Waldsteimana Schott. Waldstein's

368 confusa R. 4- S. confused

369 menthtzfolia Schott mint-leavea

370 Barrelierz Schott Barrelier's

371 orchidea Crz. orchis-flowered

372 longiflora R. 8j S. long-rlowered
373corymbosaflbr/. corymbose

374 hybrida L. hybrid

375 ciassifolia Kit. thick-leaved

376 ruthenica Jac. Russian

377 Ponce Gou. Fona's

A or
A or
A or
A or
A °r
A °r
A or
A or
A or
A or
A °r
A °r
A or
A or
A or
A °r
A or
A or
A or
A °r
A or
A or
__ A °r
^ ^ or
^ A or
^ A or
& A or
& A or
.^ A °r
^ A °r
•& A °r
^ A °r
^ A °r
^ A or
^ A or
^ A or
;v A °r
^ A or
^ A or
^ A °r
^ A or
& A or
^ A °r
i£ A or
^ A or
5K A or
£ A or
^ A or

tA or
A «r

l.s
jn.jl

2 s.o

3 jl.s
2 jl.s

4 jl.s
4 jl.s

2 jl.au

4 jl.s
7 jl.s

5 jn.jl

3 jl.s

1 jn.jl

2 jl.au
1 au.s

2 jl.s
4 jn.jl

3 jl.s

3 jl.s

2 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

B

B

B

B

L.B

B

B

B

B

B

W

W

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

F

W

B

B

B

Germany 1819.
Persia 1821.
Siberia 1822.
Siberia 1731.
Russia 1797.
S. Europe 1812.

1821.

1821.

S. Europe 1804.

Siberia' IS*!?.
S. Europe 1812.
S. Europe 1808.

1822.

S. Europe 1812.

1820.

Europe 1817.

...7.. 1817.

1818

Germany 1804.

1823.

1817.

S. Europe 1812.
S. Europe 1731.

1| jl.au
2 jl.s

?&

2 my.jn B

2 my.jn Pk

1 jn.jl B

1 jl.s B

f ji.au F

i jl-s B

J jl.au B
1* jnjl

Crimea 1821.
Sweden 1823.

1820.

D.B Siberia 1797.
B Russia 1759.
W Siberia 1826.
B Greenlandl819.

1823.

S. France 1822.

1822.

England ch.pa.
1800.

.

1 jl.s .
1 jn.jl
U Jnjl

1 jl.s
2J my.jn

2 my.jn
i my.jn

1819.

Austria 1823.
S. Europe 1823.
Europe 1819.

1824.

1817.

England moun.
Europe 1822.
Russia 1821.
Pyrenees 1822.

_ co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D s.l
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co

trince. 134. — 170
W. & K. 2. 102
Hof. ph. E. 3
Sc. v. 29. 1. 1

Gmel.it. 1.3S
Hof. ph. E. 4

Sc. v. 25. 1. 4

Sc. v. 22. 2. 2

Sc. v. 23. 1.2

Sc.v.24.2.S
Sc.v.24.2.1

W. & K. 3. 244
Hof. got. 15. 6

Bot. mag. 2975

Eng. bot. 2

Bot. mag. 2210
Eng. bot. 673
Gou. il. 1. 1

ORDER I.

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

378 villosa Schr.

villous ^

A or

1£ jl.s

B

S. Europe 1804.

D

CO

Sc.v.31.1.3

379 piimata L.
380 incisa H. K.

pmnate-lcaved ^
cut-leaved &

A or
A °r

1 jn.au
2 jn.au

B
B

Siberia 1776.
Siberia 1779.

1)
1)

CO
CO

Hof. got 15. 10
Bot. cab. 1397

381 laciniata H. K.

j agged- lea ved ^

A or

2 jn.au

B

Siberia 1780.

D

CO

Jun. ic. 2

382 parviflora Vahl

small-flowered n.

l_|or

1 jn.jl

B

New Zeal. 1822.

C

s.p

383 gentianoidcs Vahl
384 pallida Horn.

gentian-like ^
pale ^

A or
A or

2 my.jn
1 my.jn

D.B
B

Levant 1748.
Tauria 1821.

1)
1)

CO

CO

Bot. mag. 1002

385 Aellidioides L.

daisy-like ^

A or

1 jnjl

B

Switzerl. 1775.

D

CO

Hal. h. 15. 1

386 fruticulosa L.

shrub-like-tfM n.

or

| jn.au

F

Scotland sc. alp.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1028

387 saxatilis L.

rock Jk

A or

4J1

B

Scotland sc. alp.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1027

388 nummularia C?0«.

moneywort-/^ -*

A or

i jnjl

B

Pyrenees 1820.

1)

CO

Gou.il. 1.1. 2

389 alpina L.

alpine .*

A or

— my

B

Europe

1)

CO

2 integrifolia R.Sf S. entire-leaved -*
3 pumila All. dwarf -*

A or
A °r

| my.jn
s my

B
B

Silesia 1814.
Piedmont 1819.

D
1)

CO

s.p

Kr. sil. 28. 3
Al. ped. 22. 1

4 obtusifolia fl. $S.

obtuse-leaved -*

A or

i my

B

Scotland moun.

D

s.p

Eng. bot. 484

5 heterophyllafl.^YS'. variable-leaved-*
6 rotundifolia fl.# S. round-leaved ^
390 depauperata Kit. impoverished ^
391 serpyliifolia L. Serpyllium-lvd -X

A or
A or
A or
A or

4 my
^my

i apjl

B
B
B
B

Europe ... D
Europe 1816. D
Hungary 1823. D
Britain me.pa. D

s.p
s.p
s.p

CO

Bra. sal. 15. 2
W. & K. 3. 245
Eng. bot. 1075

2 tenella Sc//m.

tender -*

A or

i ap.jn

B

Europe

1)

s.p

3 neglecta Schm.

neglected -*

A or

i my.jn

B

Europe

D

CO

4 quaternata

quaternate -*

A or

i my.jn

B

Europe

D

CO

5 nummularifolia

money wort-lvd -Jk

A or

J my.jn

B

Europe

D

CO

6 humifusu

humifuse -*

A or

| my.jn

B

Europe ...

U

CO

392 tenella All.

tender ^

.Alpr

I my.jn

B

France 1820.

D

CO

Al. ped 22. 1

393 erotica Pall.

Cretan ^

Al pr

4 my.jn

B

Crete 1819.

D

CO

394 mrcrophylla Kit.
395 decussata H. K.

small-leaved ^
cross-letived tt.

A or
1 | or

* apjl
1 jn.au

B
B

Hungary 1822.
Falkl. I. 1776.

1)

C

S.p

r.m

Bot. mag. 242

396 aphylla L.

leafless-stalked &

A or

5 my

B

Italy 1775.

D

CO

Seg.ver.1.3.2

397 Beccabtinga L.

Brook-lime =2=

A clt

2 my.jn

B

Britain rivul.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 655

398 caroliniana Pair.

Carolina ^=

A or

1 jnjl

B

Carolina 1821.

I)

CO

399^nagallis L.

PimperneUz'Are ^

A or

2 jl

B

Britain mar.

J)

CO

Eng. bot. 781

400 scutellata L.

saucer-leaved =*=

A or

2 jn.au

F

Britain mar.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 782

401 parmularia Trat.
402 orientalis H. K.

small-shielded =5=
eastern -ok

A or
A or

1 jl.au
i jnau

R
L.B

S. Europe 1824.
Levant 1748.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. cab. 419

403 taurica W.

Taurian -ok

A pr

I jnjl

B

Siberia 1820.

R

1.1

Bot. cab. 911

404 tenuifolia Stev.

fine-leaved £fc

A or

IJnjl

B

Iberia 1821.

1)

CO

405 trichocarpa fl. $ S.

hairy-capsuled ^

A or

* jnjl

B

Levant 1820.

D

S.I

pilocarpa Lk.

406 caucasica Bieb.

Caucasian ^j

A °r

i Jn Jl

Pa.R

Caucasus 1816.

D

CO

Bot cab. 1369

2 latifolia G. Don

broad-leaved ^

A °r

i jn.jl

Pa.R

Caucasus 1820.

U

CO

407 Jacquinz Schott

Jacquin's ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

Austria 1748.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 4. 329

408 pectmata Vahl

pectinated ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

Italy 1819.

D

CO

Bux. c. 39. 1

409 Schmidts R. & S.

Schmidt's ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

Bohemia 1820.

D

CO

410 austriaca Jac.

Austrian

A or

I jn.au

L.B

Austria 1748.

D

CO

M. h. 2. 23. 12

411 multitida L.

much-cut -*

A or

5 myjl

L.B

Siberia 1748.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1679

412 pinnatifida W.

pinnatifid ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

1817.

D

CO

413 Allicn^ Vil.

Allioni's ft,

A or

\ jn.au

L.B

S. Europe 1748.

D

CO

Al. ped. 1. 46. i

414 officinalis L.

officinal jft.

A or

i apjl

B

Britain bar.gr.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 765

415 TourneforUJ Vil.

Tournefort's £,.

A or

i my.jn

B

France 1821.

1)

CO

416 setigera D. Don

bristled 5

A or

i apjl

B

Scotland med.

D

CO

hirsuta Hopk.

417 Mullerifl«a R. &S.

Muller's ^

A or

1 Jnjl

B

Syria 1825.

D

s.p

418 Chaixz Lap.
419 prostrata L.

Chaix's
trailing -*

A or
A or

I Jnjl
1 my.jn

B
B

S. Europe 1825.
Germany 1774.

U
D

S.1
CO

Riv. mon. 95

420 plicata Pohl

plaited ^

A or

2 my.jn

B

Bohemia 1817.

D

CO

Pohl fl. bo. 1

421 dentata Schr.

tooth-/eat>ed ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

Europe 1818.

1)

CO

Cl. h. 349

422 micrantha #b/g.
423 Jamiifolia Hayne

small-flowered ^
dead-nettle-lvd ^

A or
A or

li my.jn
1 my.jn

W
B

Portugal 1822.
1825.

D
D

CO

CO

Fl. por. 57

424 melissffifolia Pair.

balm-leaved ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

1826.

D

CO

425 latifSHa Z.

broad-leaved ^

A or

1 my.jn

W.B

Austria 1748.

D

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 23

426 Tehcrium L.

Germander-/i;d-^

A or

2 jn.au

L.B

Germany 1596.

U

CO

Bot. cab. 425

427 polym6rpha fF. en.

multiform ^

A or

1 jn.au

B

1817.

D

CO

428 pilosa I,.

pilose ^

A or

1! my.jn

B

Bohemia 1819.

1)

CO

429 acutiflora Lap.

acute-flowered &

A or

1 my.jn

B

France 1821.

D

CO

430 crinita Xtf.

hairy £

A or

1 jl.au

B

Hungary 1822.

D

431 6'hamze'drys L.

Germander ^

A w

| jl.au

B

Britain m.pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 623

432 urticaefolia L.

nettle-leaved •

A or

1 Jnjl

L.B

Austria 1776.

D

CO

433 (Axcmtdet G. Don

Circffia-like ^

A or

| my.jn

R

Switzerl. 1820.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 1. 51

434 montana i.

mountain ^

A or

1 JUu

B

Britain moi.w.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 766

435 peduncularis Bieb.

pedunculated ^

A or

1 my.jn

B

Caucasus 1826.

D

CO

436 petra'a Sfcy.

rock £&

A or

1 my.jn

B

Caucasus 1821.

1)

CO

437 perfoliata R. Br.

perfoliate £

lAI or

1 jl.au

B

N. S. W. 1815.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 1936

438 labiata R. Br.

labiated £

lAI or

1 ap.jl

L.B

N. Holl. 1802.

C

r.m

Bot mag. 1660

439 plebeia fl. Br.

plebeian j£

lAJ or

1 jnjl

B

N. S. W. 1820.

D

CO

440 gracilis fl. J5r.

slender jg

iAJ or

1 my.jn

B

N. S. W. 1820.

D

CO

441 distans fl. Br.

distant tf

lAJ or

1 my.jn

B

N. S. W. 1825.

U

CO

$442pulchra G.Don

fair £

lAI or

f jn.au

B

N. Holl, 1823.

D

l.p

443 maxima Stev.

largest

O or

1 my.jn

B

Caucasus 1824.

S

CO

Bux. c. 1.34

444 verna L.

vernal

0 w

1 ap.my

B

Britain san.fi.

S

S

Eng. bot. 25

445digitataFaM

digitated

0 w

ft Jl

B

S. Europe 1805.

S

CO

446 triphyllos L.

three-leaved

O w

\ ap.my

B

Britain san.fi.

S

S

Eng. bot. 26

447 Aedera2f61ia £.

ivy-leaved -*

0 w

\ mr.jn

B

Britain clt.gr.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 784

448 cymbalaria Bert.

cymbalaria-ft/d ~*

O or

2 ap.my

W

S. Europe 1821.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 9

449 peregrina L.

outlandish

O cu

\ mr.jn

W

N.Europe 1680.

S

CO

Fl. dan. 407

450 filitormis Sm.

filiform ~£

O or

5 my

L.B

Levant 1780.

S

CO

Bux. c. 1. 40. 1

451 pra'cox All.

early

O or

i rnr

B

S. Europe 1775.

S

CO

Al. au. 5. 1. 1

452 acinifolia L.

acinus-leaved

O or

| ap.my

L.B

S. Europe 1788.

S

CO

P. &T. fl.1.23

453 arvensis L.

corn field -*.

O w

i apjl

B

Britain old w.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 734

454 agrestis /,.

rural ~±

0 w

i mr.jl

B

Britain clt.gr.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 783

2 versicolor

various-colored

8w

i mr.jl

B

Britain fields.

S

CO

3 opaca

opaque

w

\ mr.jl

B

Britain fields.

S

CO

455 amce'na Stev.

pleasant

O pr

^ ap.my

R

Iberia 1824.

S

CO

456 biloba FaA/

two-lobed

O pr

A ap.my

B

Iberia 1819.

S

CO

Bux. c. 1.36

457 pulch&la Bernh.

pretty

O pr

i ap.my

W

1819.

S

CO

B 4

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS II.

4.58 p£rs:ca Poir.
459 Buxbaunw Ten.

Persian
Buxba urn's

O pr
O pr

i ap.my B
iapjn W

Persia 1818.
S. Europe 1800.

Fl. nap. 7. 1

46. DIPLOPHY'LLUM Leh. DIPLOPHYLLUM. (Diploos, double, phyllon, a leaf.) Scrophularince. 1.

460 won/c^formeLe/i.veronica-formedJ: O cu £ ap.my B Caucasus 1813. S co Lin. tr. 11.13

Veronica Crista galli Stev.

47. MICRA'NTHEMUM MX. MICRANTHEMUM. (Mikros, small, anthos, a flower.) Primulacece. 1.— 2.

461 orbiculatum MX. round-leaved !U .Aj pr $ my.jn W Carolina 1826. D s.p

48. GALIPE'A Aub. GALIPEA. (The name in Guiana.) Kutacece. 1.

462 trifoliata Aub. three-leaved * CD or 4 ? . . G Guiana 1803. C p.l Aub. gui. 269

49. SCHWE'NCKL* L. SCHWENCKIA. (J. T. Schwenck, Prof. Med. at Jena.) Scrophuldrinar. 1. — 7.

463 americana L. American tf Ol 1 au.s Li Guiana 1781. C s.p Sch. bs. 328. 1

50. HEMI'MERISi. HEMIMERIS (Henu, half, meris, a part: a half flower.) ScrophulSrince 1

464 montana L. mountain -- ""

51. HO'ST^ Jac. HOSTA.

465 cserulea Jac. blue
Cornutwz punctata W.

466 latifolia Hum. broad-leaved

467 longifolia Hum. long-leaved

52. CORNU'T7v4 L. CORNUTIA.

468 pyramidata L. pyramidal

53. GRATI'OLA L. HEDGE HYSSOP.

469 officinalis L. officinal ^

470 virginica L Virginian ^

471 aurea Ph. golden |

472 latifolia R. Br. broad-leaved jf

473 quadridentata MX. four-toothed ^

£ ES or ... jn.au ... C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Lam. iL 532

(N. T. Host, a German botanist.)
* CD or 6 jn.au B Mexico

Verbenacece. 3.
1733. C p.l BoL mag. 2611

SB:

6 jn.au
6 jn.au

Mexico
Mexico

1824.

(J. Cornutus, a physician of Paris.)
«CDor 6 jl B Mexico

Verbenacece. 1.
17.33. C p.l Lam.il. 541

(Gratia, grace of God; as a purge.) Scrophularince. 5. — 3.1.

Am 1 my.au L.B Europe 1568. D co Fl. dan. 363

A or 1 au Y Virginia 1759. D co

Apr i my.jn Y N. Amer. 1820. Deo Bot. cab. 1399

LAJ or 1 jl au W N. Holl. 1822. I) p.l

A or imy.au W N. Amer. 1821. D co Lam. il. 16.2

54. BONNA'Y^ Lk. BONNAYA.

474 brachiata Lk. brachiate

475 veronictefoYia. Spr. speedwell-lvd
Gratlola veroniccefolia. Retz.

476 reptans Spr. creeping

(Bonnay, a German botanist.) Scrophuldrincc. 3. — 12.

Opr 1 au W Brazil 1823. S r.m L. &O. a.b. g.ll
-*[QSor |jn.s Pk E. Indies 1798. C co R. mal. 9.59

fcr CD or A jn.jl B E. Indies 1820. D s.p

55. SCHIZA'NTHUS Fl.per. SCHIZANTHUS. (Schtzo, to cut, anthos, a flower.) Scrophuldritug.

477 pinnatus Fl. .

478 porrigens Hook.

pinnate O or

spreadmg-sta/ked O or

W.p
W.p

56. ELYTRA'RIA MX. ELYTRARIA.

479 virgata MX. twiggy

480 crenata Vahl crenate
Justice acaulis Rox.

481 marginata Bcauv. marginate

482 imbricata Pers. imbricated

483 caulescens Led. caulescent

484 ramosa Hum. branched

485 lyrata Vahl lyrate

(Elytron, an envelope ; its scaly stem.)

Carolina 1813.
E. Indies 1820.

Chile
Chile

1822.
1822.

Lp Hook. ex. fl. 73
1 Hook. ex. fl. 86

Guinea 1823.
W. Indies 1824.
E. Indies 1823.

s.p
s.p

Mexico 1825. S co
E. Indies 1825. S co

Acanthacece. 7. — 9.
D s.p Mic. am. 1. 1
D s.p Rox. cor. 127

S

Vahl ec. 1.1

57. HYPOE'STES Sol. HYPOESTES. (Hypoestes, an inner garment ; the involucrum.) Acanthacece. 4. — 11.

486 involucrata Rox. involucred * CD or 1| jl.au W E.Indies 1811. C p.l

487 purpurea R. Br. purple £ FA] or 2 my.jn Pu China 1822. C p.l

488 fastuosa Sot. sumptuous * CD or 2 my.jl R E. Indies 1818. C p.l

489 serpens JR. Br. creeping ^ fAI or £ jl.au ... Australia 1820. D p.l

*58. JUSTl'CI^ L.

490 bicalyculata Vahl

491 hispida W.

492 Ecbolium L.

493 thyrsiflora Rox.

494 vitellina Rox.

495 alba Rox.

496 coccinea Aub.

497 echioides L.

498 quadrifida Vahl

499 pumila Die.

500 nigricans Lou.

501 nitida Jac.

502 bracteolata Jac.

503 picta L.

2 lurido-sanguinea

504 paniculata Vahl

505 variegata Aub.

506 salicina Vatd

507 polysperma Rox.

508 secunda I'ahl

509 geniculata B. M.

510 ciliaris L.
5111iicida Vahl

512 elongata Vahl

513 cuspidata Vahl

514 salviaeflora Hum.

515 Gendartissa L.

516 carthaginensis Jac.

517 nemorosa Swz.

518 pedunculosa MX.

519 polystachya Lam.
;>20 procumbens L.

521 quinquangularis A'

522 diffusa W.

523 humilis MX.

524 comata L.

525 eustachiana Jac.

JUSTICIA. (J. Justice, an eminent Scotch hort. and bot.) Acanthacece. 58 150.

two-calyxed

rrti or

3 au

Li

E.Indies 1755.

S

S.I

Cav. ic. 1. 71

hispid

£ fAI or

I ap.my

Y.w

S. Leone 1824.

U

p.l

expelling

ju { ! or

3 inr.au

B

E Indies 1759.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1847

thyrse-flower'd

41 [ | or

8 ap.jl

S

E. Indies 1812.

c

p.l

yolk-like

a. [ I or

1 my.jn

Y.B

E. Indies 1818.

c

white

«- CD or

2 ap.jl

W

R Indies 1816.

c

p.l

scarlet

t*. CD or

5 f

S

S. Amer. 1770.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 432

Echium-like

tf CA1 or

1 ap.my

R

R Indies ' 1820.

c

p.l

four times cut

BL CD or

3 mr.s

S

Mexico 1795.

c

p.l

Par. Ion. 50

dwarf

tt. CD or

I mr.jn

S. Amer. 1820.

c

p.l

blackish

tt i | or

6 mr.s

W!'R

China 1819.

c

p.l

clear

tt- CD or

4 mr.s

W

W. Indies 1790.

c

pi

Bot. rep. 57

small-bracted

tt. CD or

6 jl.au

P

Caraccas 1823.

c

p.l

Jac. ic. 205

painted

§or

8 jl.au

C

R Indies 1780.

c

p.l

R, mal. 6. 60

lurid blood-Zw?

or

8 jl.au

C

R Indies 1780.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1870

panicled

or

HJl.au

Pk

E. Indies 1811.

S

p.l

R. mal. 9. 56

striped-floweret

lit CD or

2 my.jn

R

Guiana 1825.

c

Aub. gui. 1. 4

\v\\\ww-leaved

*» CD or

1| au.s

R

Peru 1816.

c

s.p

many-seeded

-* Ol cu

f jl.au

P.B

E. Indies 1818.

S

p.l

side-flowering
jointed

.14 CD or
* CD or

3 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

R
P

W. Indies 1793.
W. Indies 1820.

c
c

P.l
p.l

Bot. mag. 2060
Bot. mag. 2487

ciliated
shining-leaved

R7I or

jot 1 1 or

1 jl.au
3 jl.au

W

S

W. Indies 1780.
W. Indies 1795.

S

c

S.1

p.l

Jac. vin. 2. 104
Bot. mag. 1014

elongated

£ fT^j or

2 myjn

R

E. Indies 1812.

c

s.p

cuspidate

4fc f ] or

U jn.jl

Arabia 1820.

c

s.p

sage-flowered

* CD or

4 jl.au

B

Mexico 1824.

c

p.'

Gendarussa

«v [ — | or

3 jn.jl

Li

E. Indies 1800.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 635

Carthagena

tt. [ | or

H Jn-Jl

P

Carthag. 1792.

c

s.p.

IBot. reg.797

grove

£ fAI or

2 my.jn

P

W. Indies 1825.

c

s.p

pedunculated

ty j\\ or

1J j'.au

rLi

N. Amer. 1759.

c

s.p.l Bot. mag. 2367

many-spiked

^Mt 1 ^ or

2 jn.jl

P

Guiana 1821.

c

p.l

procumbent

^~ fAI or

ijl.au

Pk

E. Indies 1798.

L

s.p

Pluk. al. 56.

in. five-angled

2~ fAI cu

J jl.au

P

E. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

diffuse

*CDor

1 my.jn

W

E. Indies 1826.

c

p.l

dwarf

•f Al or

% jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1818.

c

p.l

comate

j£ fAI or

2 jl.au

P

Jamaica 1795.

R

s.p

SI. jam. 1. 103. 2

Eustachian

J* CD or

J au.s

0

St. Eustac.1799.

c

S.p

Jac. am. pic. 15

ORDER I.

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

526 Keridna Swt.

Ker's

tt.

f~~lor

2

jn.o

W

E. Indies

1790.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 309

eustachiana Bot. re.

?. 309

527 nasuta L.

large-snouted

tt.

1 __] m

2

f.o

W

E. Indies

1790.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 325

528 lanceolaria Rox.

Ismcc-leaved

tt.

1 1 or

3

ja.au

R

E. Indies

1818.

c

p.l

529 speciosa Rox.

showy

it.

CD or

4

au.s

P

E. Indies

1826.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 2722

530 Koxburgh/a«aR.&S.

Roxburgh's

tt.

CD or

1

au.o

Pk

E. Indies

1815.

c

p.l

Ru. am. 6. 22. 1

tinctoria Rox.

531 pectoralis Jac.

pectoral balsam^ fA] m

3

my.jn

P

W.Indies 1787.

L

s.p

Bot. reg. 796

5:52 humifusa Swz

humifuse

It,

1 1 or

\

1 jn.jl

Pk

Jamaica

1820.

c

p.l

533 periplociiolia Jac.

periploca-lvd

tt.

1 | or

14

jn

P

S. Amer.

1799.

c

Jac. c. 7. 2

534 reHexiflora MX.

reflex-flowered

£

E] or

I

P

W. Indies

1824.

C

s.p

535 furcata FrtM

forked

L

CD or

5

ap.au

V

Peru

1795.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 430

536 iithospermifoliaJrtc.

Gromwell-lvd

1 | or

3

ap.au

P

Peru

1796.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 1.4

537 caracasana Jac.

Caraccas

*~.

I I or

5

my.jn

V

Caraccas

1822.

c

p.l

Jac. ic 2. 206

533 plumbaginajfoliaJac

. Plumbago-lvd

!U

1 I or

4

jn.au

V

W. Indies

1819.

c

p.l

Jac. ec. 12

539 Adhatoda L.

Adhatoda

f

CD or

10

my.jl

P

Ceylon

16!)9.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 861

540#etonica Vahl

betmiy-leaved

tt

CD or

3

my.jl

W

E. Indies

1737.

s

p.l

R. mal. 2. 21

541 maculata Lod.

spotted

tt.

CD pr

mr

Pk

E. Indies

1824.

c

p.l

Bot cab. 626

542 ramosissima R. $ S.

most branchy

tt.

CD or

2

jn.jl

P

E. Indies

1825.

c

p.l

543 formosa IV.

beautiful

It

r~ i pj.

9

my.jn

P

......

1818.

c

p.l

544 Ayssopiiolia L.

hyssop-leaved

tt.

1 | or

2

mr.au

Y

Canaries

1690.

c

,.1

Mil. ic. 9. 13

545 orchioides L.fil.

Orchis-like

tt.

i.l or

2

au

C. G. H.

1774.

c;

p.l

Ven. mal. 51

54« flavicoma B. R.

yellow-tufted

tt.

D or

2

jl.s

Y

Brazil

1825.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 1027

547 calytricha Hook.

beautiful hairy tt.

CD or

2

ja.my

Y

1824.

s

Ex. fl. 212

*59. DICLI'PTERA F«W DICLIPTERA. (Dw, double, kleio, to shut

; fruit of 2 valves.) Acanthacece. 11.— 22.

548 hexangularis Vahl

six-angled

1171 or

2

jl

R

S. Amer.

1733.

8

s.l

Pluk.al. 279. 6

549 rcsupinata FaM

resupinate

§or

1

W.P

S. Amer.

1805.

S

p.l

Cav. ic. 3. 203

550 bivalvis Vahl

two-valved

tt.

or

i

3 jnjl

P

E. Indies

1818.

c

pi

Ru. am. 6. 22.1

551 martinicensis Pi/A/

Martinique

tt.

or

o

• jl.au

P

W. Indies

1818.

c

S.1

Jac. am. 5. 6

552 peruviana Vahl

Peruvian

tt.

CD or

2

my.au

P

Peru

1818.

c

p.l

Fl. per. 1.16. a

553 verticillaris Vahl

whor\-Jluwered

tt.

1 | or

1

my.jn

P

C. G. H.

18U6.

C

p.s

554 chinensis F/M

China

^

lAlor

1

au.o

Pa.B

E. Indies

1816.

C

s.l

Bur. in. 8. 64. 1

555 pectinata Vahl

pectinated

tt.

CD or

1

B

E. Indies

1798.

c

p.l

Rox. cor. 2. 153

556 scorpioides F«W

scorpion-like

tt.

CD or

3

1 jn.jl

Vera Cruz

; 1802.

c

p.l

R. Hou. 3. 1

557 assurgens Vahl
558 retusa Vahl

assurgent
retuse

tt

CDcu
E3 or

2
2

jl.au
mr.ap

R
P

W.Indies 18 18.
W. Indies 1821.

s
c

r

Br. jam. 2. 1
Bot cab. 724

60. NELSO'N/^ R. Br. NELSONIA. (D. Nelson, a bot who accompanied Capt. Cook.) Acanthdcece. 1. — 5.

559 hirsuta R. Br. hairy £ CD un 2 jl.au R E. Indies 1818. C p.l

61. ERA'NTHEMUl

560 spinosum R. Br.

561 pulchellum B. R.
5ti2 variabile R. Br.

563 bicolor B. M.

564 strictum Rox.

565 crenulatum Wai.

566 capense L.

567 elegans Beauv.

568 roseum R. Br.

569 ambiguum R. $ S.

62. CAMPYLA'NTHUS Roth. CAMPYLANTHUS. (Kampylos, a curve, anthos, a flower.) Primuldccce. I.

570 salsoloides Roth salsola-like * i_J or 1 mr Pu.B Teneriffe 1825. C s.p

63. WULFE'N/^ L. WULFENIA. (F. X. Wulfen, a German botanist.) Scrophuldrirue. 1. —

571 carinthiaca Jac. Carinthian O pr 1| jl-au B Carinthia 1817. S co Jac. ic. 1. iJ

64. P^DERCXTA L. P^DEROTA. (Applied by the ancients to a sp. of Acanthus.} Scrophuldrince. 2.

fl R.Br. ERANTHEMUM.

(Ear, spring, anthos, a flower.) Acanthdcece. 10. — 24.

thorny

tt-CDor

3 jl.au W. Indies 1733. C s.p Jac. am. 2. 2.1

pretty

n-CDor

2 ja.o B E. Indies 1796. C s.p Bot. rep. 88

variable

tt. i | or

2 jn.jl P N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

two-colored

«t CD or

| my.au W.R Luconia 1802. C s.p Bot. mag. 1423

strict

tt.CDel

2 mr.ap P Nepal 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 86?

crenulate

tt-CDpr

1 o Li Nepal 1824. C p.l Bot reg. 879j

Cape

tt. ( | or

1 ap.my P E. Indies 1818. C s.p

elegant

tt. CD pr

3 jn.jl Sc Guinea 1824. C s.p Beau. ow. 50

rose-colored

e. CDpr

2 my.jn R E. Indies 1820. C s.p

ambiguous

tt.CDor

2 jn.jl R 1821. C s.p

572 Bonaroto L. Bonarota's

573 Ageria L. Ageria I

*65. CALCEOLA'RIA L. SLIPPERWORT.

574 pinnata L. vfing-leaved

575 scabiosajf.'.lia R. #S. Scabious-lvd
57fi rugosa Fl. per. wrinkled

577 integrifolia L. entire-leaved

578 corymbosa Cav. corymbose

579 Fothergllli H. K. Fothergill's

my.jn
| my.jn

Austria
Italy

1818.

1824.

D s.p Jac. vin. 2. 121
D s.p Jac. au. 5. 39

(Calceolus, a slipper; corolla.)

lQ| or
JU. iAI or
tt. | or
tt. | or
£ LAI or
£ ^Jor

2
2
2
2
1
i

jl.s
my.o
au.s
au.s
my.jn
my.au

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
0

Peru
Chile
Chile
Chile
Chile
Falkl.

I.

Scrophuldrina:. 6. — 55.
1773. S s.p Bot. mag. 41
' C co Bot. mag. 2405
C co " -

1822.
18-22.
1822.

co

Hook. ex. fl. 99
Bot. reg. 744
Bot. reg. 723

1777. D Lp Bot. mag. 348

66. PINGUFCULA L. BUTTERWORT. (Pinguis, fat ; greasiness of the leaves.) Lentibularice. 6.— -15.

580 lusitanica L.

581 vulsjaris L.

582 alpina L.

f>8.; gr.mdiflora Lam.

584 lutea Walt.

585 edentula Hook.

Portugal

common

alpine

large-flowered

yellow

toothless

Britain bogs D bog Eng. bot. 145

Britain bogs D bog Eng. bot. 70

Germany 1794. D bog Fl. dan. 453

Britain ir. bog. D bog Eng. bot. 1128

Carolina 1816. S bog Bot. reg. 126

N. Amer. 1823. D bog Hook. ex. fl. 1

67. UTRICULA'RIA L. HOODED MILFOIL. (Utriculus, little bottle ; app. to roots.) Lentibuldria:. 3. — 63.
>«) vulgaris L. common =% A cu | jn.jl « Y Britain sta.wa. D aq Eng. bot. 253

587 minor /,. lesser *: A cu \ jl Y Britain sta.wa. D aq Eng. bot. 254

>88 intermedia Hay. intermediate *= A <-u | my.jn Y Britain sta.wa. D aq Eng. bot 2489

68.STACHYTA'RPHETA Vahl BASTARD VERVAIN. (Stachys, a spike, tarpheios, dense.) Verbenacea:. 9. — 16.
5S<) indica Vahl Indian CTl or 2 au.s W Cevlon 1732. S s.n

590 angustifolia Vahl

591 urticifolia B. M.
umbrosa Hum.

502 jamaii-ensis Vahl

593 prismatica Vahl

594 cayennensis Vahl

595 hirsutissima Lk.
596ordbica Vahl
597 mutabilis Vahl

narrow-leaved OJ or
nettle-leaved ^? O1 or

1 jl.au

2 my.jl

Jamaica

prismatic

Cayenne

most hairy

Orubian

changing-^ttw/

Ol or
O1 or
tt-CIior
(23 or
ITT! or
CD or

2 jn.s B

2 my.jn B

3 my.jn B
1| mr.ap B
3 jn.au V
3 mr.s O

Ceylon 1732.
S. Amer. ...
S. Amer. ...

W. Indies 17 14.
W. Indies 1699.
Cayenne 1822.
Brazil 1822.
Panama
S. Amer.

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

D p.l

Jac. ob. 4. 86
Bot. mag. 1848

Bot mag. 1860
Jac. ic. 2. 208

1G99. C l.p Ehr.pic.5.1
1801. C p.l Bot. mag. 976

59. LYCO'PUSL. WATER HOREHOUND. (Lykos, a wolf, poits, a foot ; the leaves.) Labiatcc. 5. — 7.

598 europasus I,.
599exaltatus7,.

European
tall

A or
A or

3 jl.au
6 jl.au

Britain
Italy

riv.ba. D m.s Eng. bot. 1105
1739. D m.s Fl. gr. 1. 12

10

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS II.

600 australis R. Br.

601 virginicus L.
2 ^uercifolius

602 intermedius Schr.

southern ^ iAJ or 3 my.jl W N. Holl. 1823. D co

Virginian ^ A or 3 au.s W.p Virginia 1760. D m.s

Oak-leaved ^ A or 3 au.s W N. Amer, 1700. D co

intermediate ^ A or 3 jl.au W Europe 1820. D m.s

70. AMETHY'STEA L. AMETHYSTEA. (Amethystos, the amethyst ; color of flower.) Labiate. 1.
603 cserulea L. blue-flowering O pr 1| jn.jl B Siberia 1759. S p.l Bot. mag. 2448

71. ZIZI'PHORA £

. ZIZIPHORA. (Zizi, the Indian name, and pfioreo, to bear ?)

Labiate. 10. — 13.

604 acinoides L.

Thyme-like

*sk

A

rk

I jl.au

R

Siberia

1786.

J)

S.I

605 clinopodioides Lam

. Basil-like

0

rk

1 jn

Pk

Siberia

1821.

S

CO

Ac. pet. 1810. 11

serpyllacea H. K.

606 capitata L.
607 hispanica L.

headed
Spanish

8

or
or

IJl.au
i jn

R
R

Syria
Spain

1752.
1759.

S

s

CO
CO

Fl. gr. 1. 13
Lam. il. 18. 1

fi08 spicata Lag.

spiked

0

or

If In

P

Spain

1826.

s

CO

609tentiior£.

slenderer

or

5 jn.jl

Li

Levant

1752.

s

CO

Lam. il. 18. 2

610 tafirica L.

Taurian

or

z jl-S

R

Tauria

1816.

s

CO

611 serpyllacea Bieb.
612 media Lk.

Serpyllium-like !U
mediate JU

A

A

rk
rk

2 jl.au
|jn.au

R
R

Caucasus
Caucasus

1803.
1822.

c

c

S.I
CO

Bot. mag. 906

613 dasyantha Bieb.

thick-flowei

red 1,

A

rk

I jn.au

R

Siberia

1803.

c

CO

Bot. mag. 1093

Pouschklm H. K.

72. CUNI'LA L.

CUNILA.

(Konos,

a cone, or Cunila,

the name of a town

?)

Labiate. 2. —5.

614 mariana L.

Marian

^

A

or

1 jl.s

R

N. Amer.

1759.

D

CO

M. h.3. 19.7

615 coccinea Nut.

scarlet

J£

lAJpr

!*•

S

N. Amer.

1823.

C

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 163

7a HEDEO'MA Pers. HEDEOMA. (Hedeoma, a Greek name for mint.) Labiate. 2. —3.
G16/Julegioides Ph. Pennyroyal-like O or | jn.au B N. Amer. 1777. S co

Thyme-like O or ± jl.au R France 1699. S co M. h. 3. 19. 6

MONARDA. (N. Monardez, a physic, of Seville, in 16th cent.) Labiate. 17. —

617 ihymoides Pers.

*74. MONA'RD^ L.
618 fistulosa L.
619 media W.en.

620 mollis L.

621 oblongata H. K.

622 clinopodia L.

623 purpurea PA.

624 altissima W.

625 aff inis Lk.

626 rug6sa H. K.
627Kalmidna Ph.

628 didyma L.

629 Russelh'awa Sims
§ 630 ciliata L.

631 citriodora Cav.
§632hirsutaZ,.

633 gracilis Ph.

634 punctata L.

hollow -stalked
mediate
soft

oblong-leaved
Wild-BasiWw*
purple
tallest
allied
wrinkled
Kami's

twin, or Oswego tea
Russel's
ciliated
lemon-scented
hairy
slender
dotted

N. Amer. 1656.
N. Amer. 1656.
N. Amer. 1656.
N. Amer. 1761.
N. Amer. 1771.
N. Amer. 1789.
N. Amer. 1821.
N. Amer. 1821.
N. Amer. 1761.
N. Amer. 1813.
N. Amer. 1752.
N. Amer. 1823.
N. Amer. 1798.
Mexico 1825.
N. Amer. 1798.
N. Amer. 1820.
N. Amer. 1714.

Bot. mag. 145

D r.m Mil. ic. 122.2

D r.m

D r.m

D r.l

D r.l

D r.l

D r.l

R p.l

D r.l

D p.l Ph. am. 1

Bot. mag. 546
Bot. mag. 2513
Pluk.al. 164.3

D r.l

R p.l

D r.l

R p.l

D r.l

D r.m

S s.p

Bot. reg. 87

75. SOSMARI'NUS L. ROSEMARY.

635 officinalis L. officinal

2 latitolius broad-leaved

3 fol. argenteis silver-leaved

4 fol. aureis Rold-1

636 chilensis Mol.

(Ros, dew, marinus, of the sea ; on sea-shores.) Labiates. 2.
* or 4 ja.ap P S. Europe 1548. C co Fl. gr. 1. 14

gold-h
Chile

or 12 j

or 4 ja.ap

or 12 ja.ap

or 4 jl

S. Europe 1548. C co

S. Europe ... C ru

S. Europe 1548. C co

Chile 1795. C s.l

SAGE.

apple-bearing
large-calyxed
Canary
go\Aeu-flwd
tooth-leaved
interrupted-/w£ tt.
hairy-flowered
vf'mgcd-leaved
Hablitz'

tt.

tt. or

tt. | j or

tt. i | or

tt. | | or

<J) or
or
or

_Jor
O or
O or
tAlor
lAJ or

*76. SA'LVIA L.

637 pomifera L.

638 calycina Sm.

639 canariensis L.

640 aurea L.

641 dentata H. K.

642 interrupta Schous.

643 pilantha Lk.

644 pinnata L.

645 Hablitziana W.

646 scabiossefolia Lam. Scabious-leaved

647 vulnerariasfolia W. Vulneraria-lvd

648 lanceolata Cav. lanceolate

649 hirsiita Jacq. hirsute

650 angustifolia Cav. narrow-leaved

651 leucantha Cav.

652 azurea Lam.

653 amethystina Sm. Ametnyst £ LAJ pr

654 pseudo-coccineaJac. bastard-scarlet yg (A1 or

655 Baosiana Jac. Boos's jg iAI or
S. amoe'na Bot. reg. 446.

656 rosea Vahl rosy tt. r~J or

657 tubiflora Cav. tube-flowered £ E] or

658 Jamiifolia Jac. Lamium-lvd tt. i |»or

659 mexicana L. Mexican tf i Al or

660 chamaedryoides Cav. Germander-likett. iAI or

661 scorodonisefoliaDes/.Scorodonia-lvd tt. ^ or

662 ca/sia W. en. grey £ uAJ or

663 involucrata Cav. involucrate tt. f~1 or

purple

Spanish

late-flowering

Dominica

Lime-tree-lvd

many-spiked

small-flowered

beautiful

(Salvus, safe ; medical qualities.) Labiate. 124. —230.

2 jl.au

1 jl.au
4 jn.s

3 ap.n
A d.ja

4 ap. s

2 jl.au
1 Jl

au

jl.au
my.s
my.jn
jn-jl

2

6 au

2 au.s

3 jn.au S
2 mr.ap B

Candia 1699.
Levant 1823.
Canaries 1697.
C. G. H. 1731.
C. G. H. 1774.
Barbary 1798.
1823.
Levant 1731.
Siberia 1795.
Siberia 1818.
Armenia 1820.
W. Indies 1813.
1801.
Mexico 1806.
Mexico 1825.
Carolina 1806.
Colombia 1817.
S. Amer. 1797.
Peru 1821.

C

c

c
c
c
c
c
c
c

c:
c:

s
s
c
c
c

c
c

c

p.l

CO

1-P
P.|

s'l

CO
S.I
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
DO

S.I

CO

s.p

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 15

Tr. pi. 2. 19
Bot. mag. 182

Schou. 6. 1

Boer. 1. 167
Bot. mag. 1429
An. mu. 15. 15

Jac. ec. 2. 12
Jac. sc. 3. 252
Cav. ic. 317
Cav. ic. 1. 24
Bot. mag. 1728
Sm. ic. 2. 27
Jac. ic. 2. 209
Jac. ec, 1. 47

2 jn.jl

4 jn.jl

2 jl

2 my.jl

664 purpurea Cav.

665 hispanica L.

666 serotina L.

667 dominica W.

668 mizefolia Vahl

669 polystachya Or.

670 micrantha Vahl

671 form6sa W.

672 coccinea L.

673 pulchella Dec.

674 amarissima Or.

675 glutinosa L.

iAI or
O or

fAI or
iAI or

: | 1 or

pretty

bitterest

glutinous

lAJor
iAI or
A or

2" jl.au
2 jn.s

2 jl.au
2j my.jl

1| jn.au
l|au

4 jn.au

3 o.d

1 my.jn B

4 ap.o S

2 ap.o S
2 o.f S

2 jl.au B

3 jn.s Y

R

S

B

S

B

W

B

P

P

P.B

B
W
B.c
B

E. Indies 1816.
Mexico 1820.
S. Amer.
Mexico
Mexico

S. Amer.

Mexico

Mexico

Spain

Ohio

1821.
1724.
1795.
1825.
1813.
1825.
1825.
1739.
1803.

P.1

C co
C p.l
C s.l
C s.l

&'

W. Indies 1759. C
S. Amer. 1793. C
Mexico 1822.
Cuba 1823.
Peru 1783.
S. Amer. 1774.
S. Amer. 1821.
Mexico 1803.
Germany 1796.

C s.l

C r.m Cav. ic. 1. 25
Jac. sc. 3. 318
Cav. ic. 1 26
Bot. mag. 308

C p.l

c,,

S

C

s.p

P.l

C co
C co
C p.l
C p.l
C co
C s.p
C co

Cav. ic. 2. 105
Cav. ic. 2. 106
Bot. reg. 359
Jac.ic. 1.3
Swz. oh. 18. 1. 1
Jac. sc. 3. 254
Jac. sc. 3. 318

Bot. mag. 376
Mur. 1778. 1
Col. h. rip. 16
Bot. reg. 347
M. h. 3. 13. 18

ORDER I.

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

11

676 lineatifolia Lag.

lineate-leaved tt. | | or

3 jnjl

B

Mexico 1823,

, C co

677 nubicola Suit.

cloud jg Al pr

3 o

Y

Nepal 1823,

, R co

Sw. fl. gar. 140

678 occidentals Lam.

western ^ [A) or

1| jl.au

W

Jamaica 1824.

C p.l

679 aegyptiaca Z.

Egyptian O or

i jnjl

W

Egypt 1770.

S co

Jac. vin. 2. 108

680 cretica Z.

Cretan tt. | | or

1 jn.au

V

Crete 1760.

C co

Kiv. mon. 128

681 paniculata Z.

panicled tt. i | or

6 jn.au

V

C.G.H. 1758.

C p.l

Mil. ic. 225. 1

682 africana Z.

African tt. | | or

2 apjn

V

C.G.H. 1731.

C p.l

Com. h. 2. 91

683 colorata Z.

colored calyx tt. i | or

6 jl.au

B

C.G.H. 1758.

C s.p

Mil. ic. 2-25. »

684 officinalis Z.

officinal ' tt. cul

1 Jnjl

B

S. Europe 1597.

C co

Ger. h. 623. 1

2 variegata

variegated tt. cul

1 jnjl

B

S. Europe 1597.

C co

3 tenuior

slender tt. cul

1 jn.jl

B

Spain 1597.

C co

685 Spielmanwi Sco.

Spielman's ^ A °r

2 jnjl

B

S. Europe 1813.

C s.l

Scop. d. 3. 15

686 splendens Ker

splendid £ iAI or

3 oja

S

Mexico 1822.

C s.l

Bot. reg. 687

687 ^hlomoides Asso

Phlomis-like ^ A or

2 my.jn

L.B

Spain 1805.

C co

Rce. sc. 1. 1

688 Mrticitolia W.

nettle-leaved & A or

3 jnjl

B

N. Amer. 1799.

C p.l

M. h. 3. 13. 31

689 lusitanica Pair.

Portugal ^ A Pr

1| jnjl

B

Spain 1819.

D co

Jac. ec. 4. 38

690 elongata Snr.

elongated ^ A or

1ft Jnjl

R

Europe 1820.

S co

Bar. ic. 167

691 bullata W. en.

blistered ^ A or

2 jl.au

R

Portugal 1804.

D co

692 rugosa Thun.

wrinkle-leaved tt. i ] or

2 jl.au

W

C. G. H. 1775.

C co

693 verticillata Z.

\vhorl-flowered ^ A or

3 jn.n

B

Germany 1658.

D s.l

Bar. ic. 199

694 indica Z.

Indian ^ A or

3 myjl

B

India 1731.

D co

Bot. mag. 395

695 Tenorw Spr.
696 verbascifulia Bleb.

Tenore's ^ A or
Mullein-leaved ^ A or

2 my.jn
3 my.jn

B
Y

Italy 1821.
Iberia 1823.

D co
D co

Sw. fl. gar 26

697 candidlssima Vahl

whitest ^ A or

2 jnjl

W

Armenia 1820.

D s.l

Fl. gr. 1. 64

698 odorata JF. ere.

sweet-scented tt. i | or

3 jl

W

Bagdad 1804.

C s.l

699 compressa Vahl

compressed ^ A or

2 my.jn

W

East 1822.

D co

Ven. eels. 59

700 mollis Bonn

soft ^ A or

2 jnjl

R

Siberia 1823.

D co

Jac. ec. 4. 37

701 grandiflora 6WA.

great-flowered £_ A or

2 jn.s

L.B

S. Europe 18 Ifi.

D co

Jac. ec. 4. 36

702 versicolor Lag.
703 crassifolia Zfcwf.

party-colored £ A or
thick-leaved ^ A °r

1| jn.au
2 jn.jl

B.w
B

Spain 1822.
S. Europe 1804.

C co
D co

704 pratensis Z.

meadow ^ A or

4 my.n

V

England dr. pa.

D co

Eng. bot 153

705 variegata W. en.

variegated ^ A or

2 jn.au

P

Hungary 1814.

D co

706 haematodes Z.

bloody-veined ^ A or

2 jl.au

P

Italy 1699.

D co

M. h. 3. 14. 15

707 viscosa Jac.

clammy ^ A or

• ji my.jn

C

Italy 1773.

C p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 5

708 disermas Z.

two-glumed _^ A or

Vjl

W

Syria 1773.

D co

Ard.sp. 1.1

709 nu tans AT#.

nodding ^ A or

2 jn.au

V

Russia 1780.

C co

Bot. mag. 2430

710 fietonicsefolia Et.

Betony-leaved j^ A or

3 jn.au

V

Russia 1804.

C co

2 grandiflora

great-flowering ^ A or

2 jn.au

B

Russia 1804.

D co

711 amplexicaulis Lam

i. stem-clasping ^ A or

1| jl.s

B

Levant 1813.

D co

712 austriaca Z.

Austrian ^ A <?r

1 jnjl

L.Y

Austria 1776.

D co

Jac.au. 2. 112

713 syriaca Z.

Syrian a. i | or

li jl

W

Levant 1759.

C co

Bauh. pr. 114

714 nubia Mar.

Nubian ^J i Al or

2 jnjl

B

Africa 1784.

C p.l

Mur. 1778.3

715 virgata H K

twiggy ^ A or

4 jl.n

W

Armenia 1758.

D co

Jac. sc. 1.37

716 campestris Bieb.

field ^ A or

2 jnjl

B

Tauria 1813.

D co

717 sylvestris Z.

wood ^ A or

2 jn.o

B

Germany 1759.

D co

Jac. au. 3. 212

718 nemor6sa Z.

grove rg A or

3 jn.s -

B

Germany 1728.

D co

719 patula Desf.
720 tingitana £/.
721 Sclarea L.

spreading ^ Q) or
Tangier tt. i | or
common Clary ^ Q) cul

3 myjl
3 jl

4 jl.s

Pk
W

L.B

Portugal 1805.
Barbary 1796.
Italy 1562.

C s.l

C s.l
S s.l

Riv. mon. 62
Fl. gr. 1. 25

722 spinosa Jtfofli.

thorny calyx % Q) or

1 jn

\V

Egypt 1789.

S s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 7

723 Eethiopis Z.

Ethiopian ^ Q) or

3 my.jn

W

Austria 1570.

S s.l

Jac. au. 3. 211

724 argentea Z.

silvery ^ A or

3' W1

W

Crete 1759.

D s.l

Fl.gr. 1.27

725 applanata fF.

flattened ^ Q) or

W

Crete 1821.

D co

726 wepetifolia Desf.

Nepeta-leaved O or

I2 jl.au

B

Europe 1823.

S co

727 Horminum Z.

Horminum Clary O cul

H Jnjl

P

S. Europe 1596.

S co

Fl. gr. 1. 20

2 violacea
3 rubra

purple-topped O cul H" jnjl
red-topped O cul JJ jn.jl

P
R

S. Europe 1596.
S. Europe 1596.

S co
S co

728 viridis Z.
729 truncata W. en.

green-topped O or :
truncated O or

h jUu

Pk
Pk

Italy 1759.
S. Europe 1800.

S co
S co

Fl. gr. 1. 19

730 pyramidalis Prf.

pyramidal ^ A or

6 my.jn

P

Naples 1823.

D co

731 Ferbenaca Z.

Vervain- Clary & A w

2 jn.o

V

Britain pas.

R co

Eng. bot. 154

732 oblongata FaM
733 pyrenaica Vahl

oblongate O or
Pyrenean ^ A or

lftjn.0
4 jl.au

B
B

Europe 18'20.
Pyrenees 1824.

D co
S co

Jac.ec.2. 14
Herm. par. 187

734 hastata Et.

hastate ^ A or

2 jnjl

B

Russia 1820.

S co

735 valentina FaA/

Valentia ^ A or

2 jl.au

B

Italy 1824.

S co

Bar. ic. 131

736 coarctata Vahl

contracted ^ A or

1 jn.jl

B

Levant 1820.

S co

737 affinis Spr.

allied ^ A or

1 jl.au

B

Europe 1820.

S co

738 triloba Z.

three-lobed tt. or

2 jnjl

R

S. Europe 1596.

C co

Fl. gr. 1. 17

739 lyrata Z.

lyre-leaved & A or

1 jnjl

L.B

N. Amer. 1728.

C co

M. h. 3. 13. 27

740 gigantea ZVs/I

gigantic ^ Q) or

4 jl.au

W

Europe 1826.

S co

741 abyssinica Jac.

Abyssinian •& iAI or

If Jnjl

P

Africa 1775.

S s.p

Jac. ic. 1. 6

742 nilotica A/wr.

Nile O or

1 jn.au

B

Egypt 1780.

S l.p

Jac. vin. 3. 92

743 Forskohlw Vahl

Forskohl's ^ A or

l|jn.au

Bk

Levant 1800.

C co

Bot. mag. 988

744 napifulia H. K.

Rape-leaved ^ A °r

2Zjnjl

D.p

Italy 1776.

D co

Jac. vin. 2. 152

745 aurita Thun.

eared-leaved tt. i | or

2 my.jn

B

C. G. H. 1795.

C p.l

746 bicolor Lam.

two-colored ^ A °r

2 jnjl

V.w

Barbary 1793.

D co

Bot. mag. 1774

747 Barrelled Et

Barrelier's ^ A °r

3 ap.my

B

Spain 1821.

D co

Fl. nap. 2

748 laciniata W.

torn ^ A °r

2 ap.my

B

Europe 1822.

D co

749 runcinata Z.

runcinate-A>d tt. i ( or

2 ap.s

B

C. G,H. 1774.

C p.l

Jac. sc. 1. 8

750 scabra .R. S.

scabrous tt. • | or

2 ap.au

K

C.G.H. 1774.

C 8.1

751 polymorpha #o/£.

multiform ^ Q) or

I myjl

B

Portugal 1821.

S co

Bar. ic. 22C

752 clandestina Z.

clandestine ^ Q) °r

B

Italy 1739.

S co

Fl. gr. 1. 24

753 multifida Sift.

multifid ^ A or

i* jl.au

B

Greece 1826.

S s.l

Fl. gr. 23

754 erosa Desf.

erose-leaved O or

1 jnjl

B

Europe 1817.

S co

755byzantina Rus.
756 ceratophylla Z.
757 ceratophylloides Z.
758 bracteata J.

Turkey ^ Q) or
stag-horn-lvd ^ Q) or
stag-horn-lvd-lk^ Q) or
/OH^-bracted ^ A or

1 jl.au
2 jl.au
1 jn.au
3 jnjl

B
Y
Y
P

Turkey 1825.
Persia 1699.
Egypt 1771.
Russia 1821.

S co
S s.l
S s.l
D co

Pluk. aL 124. 5
Ard. sp. 2. 2

759 trichostemoicles Ph.

Trichostema-like O pr

f my.jn

B

N. Amer. 1826.

S co

760 prismatica C<w

prismatic O pr

1 jnjl

B

Mexico 1824.

S co

77. COLLINSO'NZ4 L. COLLINSONIA. (P. Collinson, a disting. promoter of bot.) Labiata;. 5.'— &

761 canadensis Z. Canadian ^ A or 3 au.o L.Y N. Amer. 1735. D p.l H. cl. 5

2 cordata cordate ^ A or 3 au.o L.Y N. Amer. 1734. D p.l

3 ov£ta ovate ^ A or ,'5 au.o L.Y N. Amer. 1734. D p.l

12

DIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS II.

762 scabriuscula H. K. roughish

763 ovalis Ph. ova.-^ac-a

764 tuberosa MX. tuberous

~>. M. Anise-scented

iAj or 2 jl.s IVY E. Florida 1776. D p.l

A or 2 au Y Carolina 1812. D p.l

A or 2 au Y Carolina 1806. R p.l

A or 3 o Y Carolina 1806. D p.l Bot. mag. 1213

*78. CATA'LPA J. CATALPA.

766 syrhigifolia B. M. syringa-lvd

767 longissima H. K. longest-podded

768 microphylla Spr. small-leaved
Bignon/a microphy'lla Lam.

79. GHI'NI/i Schreb. GHINIA.

769 spin6sa Schreb. thorny-fruited

(Indian name.)
or 20 jn.au W

CHor 20

Oor 15

Bignonidcece. 3. — 5.

N. Amer. 1726. S p.l Bot. mag. 1094

... W. Indies 1777. L s.p PI. ic. 57

... Hispaniol.1820. C p.l PI. ic. 55

(Ghini, an Italian botanist.) Verbenacece. 1. — 2.

PTTl cu 2 au P W. Tndies 1733. S s.l R. Hou. 2

80. FONT ANE'S/,4 Lab. FONTANESIA. (M. Detfontaines, professor of botany at Paris.) Oleiiue. 1. — 2.
770phillyraeoidesia6. phillyrea-like & | or 12 au Y Syria 1787. C s.l Lab. syr.l. 1

81. LINOCIE'R^ Swz. LINOCIERA.
771 compacta R. Br. compact <•
772 Agiistrina Swz. Privet-like 4

(C?. Linocier, a French physician.) Oleirue. 3. —7.
SO or 10 ... W W. Indies 1793. C l.s.pJac.c.2
s CD or 12 ... W E. Indies 1820. C l.s

.6.1

773 cotinifolia Vahl

Cotinus-leaved *

!C]or

12

...

W

Ceylon

1818.

C

s.l

*82. AC^E'NA L.

AC.EMA.

(Akaina

, a thorn ;

the berries.)

Sanguis6rb«K. 10. — 16.

774 latebrosa H. K.

latebrose £

iAI cu

1

ap.jn

G

C. G. H.

1774.

C

l.p.s

775 pinnatifida Fl. per.

pinnatifid jf

iAj cu

my.jn

G

Chile

1822.

D

l.p.s Fl. per.

1.104

776ovalifoliajF/./w.

oval-leaved ^

; A cu

1

my.jn

G

Peru

1802.

D

l.p.s Ven. ce

Is. 6

777 adscenderis Vahl

ascending £

A cu

1

my.jn

G

Magellan

1822.

I)

l.p.s

778 magellanica Vahl

Magellan £

A cu

1

my.jn

Y

Magellan

1823.

D

co Lam. il.

22.2

779 Sanguisorba Vahl
7801ucida Vahl

Burnet-leaved ]g
shining ^

A cu
iAI cu

1

Jn .
my.jn

G
G

N. Zeal.
Falkl. I.

1796.
1777.

D
D

l.p.s Lam. il. 12.1
l.p.s Lam. il.22.3

781 argentea Fl. per.

silvery £

A cu

2a

my.jn

G

Chile

1822.

I)

l.p.s Fl. per.

1.103

782 Isevigata H. K.

smooth £

A cu

i

jn.au

G

Magellan

1790.

D

l.p.s

783 ovina Cun.

sheep <Jn

, A cu

jn.jl

G

N. HolL

1818.

U

CO

83. O'RNUS Pers.

FLOWERING ASH.

(Oren. Heb., oreinos.

Gr. , ornus, Lat. a wild ash.) Oleina;. 5.

784 europae'a Pers.

European 3!

or

30

my.jn

W

Italy .

1810.

O

co Fl. gr. 1

.4

785 atnericana Ph.

American *f

or

30

my.jn

W

N. Amer,

1812.

G

CO

786 rohinditolia Pers.

round-leaved ^

or

30

ap

W

Italy

1697.

G

co W.b. a

i.2.1

787 striata Swt.

striated 5

or

30

ap.my

W

N. Amer. 1818.

G

CO

/•'raxinus striata Spr.
788 floribunda Wai. bundle-flowered^

MORINA.

30

84. MORI'N.4 L.
rsica L.

Persian

W Nepal

(L. Morin, a French botanist.)

G co

Dipsacece.

3 jl.au R.w Persia 1740. C s.p Fl.gr. 1.28

(The enchantress Circe; damp sha. pi.) Qnagrdria>. 3.

1 jn.au R Britain sha.pl. D co Eng: bot. 1056

ijn.au R Europe 1821. D co ~
5 jn.s R Britain moun. D co

uAJor

85. CIRCIE'A L. ENCHANTER'S NIGHTSHADE.

790 lutetiana L. Parisian ^£ A or

791 intermedia Ehrh. intermediate & A or | jn.au R Europe 1821. Deo Fl. dan.

792 alpina L. mountain ^ A or ± jn.s R Britain moun. D co Eng. bot. 1057

86. FE'DIA Moen. FEDIA. (A name of Adanson's, probably without meaning.) Valerianp.ee. 1. 2

793 cornucopia; Vahl horn of plenty O or 1 jn.jl R S. Europe 1796. S co Fl.gr. 32

*87. PIMELE'A Forst. PIMELEA.

794 /inifolia Sm.

795 collina R. Br.

796 glauca R. Br.

797 /igustrina Lab.

798 /inoides Cun.

799 decussata R. Br.

800 rosea R. Br.

801 filamentosa Rud.

802 drupacea Lab.

803 pauciflora Schr.

804 spicata R. Br.

805 incana R. Br.

flax-leaved

hill

glaucous

privet-like

flax-like

decussate

rosy

thready

cherry-fruited

few-flowered

spiked

hoary

(Pimele, fat?)

«L | i or
tt.l_|pr

2 f.au
2 ap.my

W
W

2 my.jn

W

*L | | or

2 f.au

tt. i | or

2 ap.s

W

«H_Jpr

2 my.jn

R

ML I | or

2 mr.s

II

n. l 1 or

H -

*••

tt. | | or

2 my

W

tt_l | or

3 my

W

«t-l (or

2 mr.s

W

M-l |cu

2 ap.my

W

N. S. W. 1793.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 1823. '

N. Holl. 1826.

N. Holl.

N. Holl.

N. Holl.

N. Holl.

V. Di. L. 1812.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Hoi). 1824. C s.p

12. — 32.

C s.p Bot. mag. 89
sp

1824.
1800.
1826.
1817.

C s.p Lab.n. h. 1.3

C s.p

C s.p Sw.au. 8

C s.p Bot. mag. 1458

C s.p Lin. tr. 10. 14. 1

C s.p Bot. cab. 540

C l.p Bot. cab. 179

s.p Lin.tr. 10. 14.

88. CLA'DIUM Schr. CLADIUM.

806 germanicum Schr. German

807 occidental Schr. Western

808 glomeratum R. Br. glomerated

809 junceum R Br. rushy

810 schcenoides R. Br. Schrenus-like
Schce'nus acutus Lab.

(Klados, a branch or twig.) Cyperacece. 5 __ 14.

iAI cu
tAl cu

3 jl.au

3 my.jn

4 jl.au
4 jl.au
4 jl.au

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Britain mar. D m.s Eng. bot. 950

Jamaica 1820. D l.p

N. Holl. 18i6. D an

1820. D aq

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1823. D aq Lab. n. h. 1.18

89. GUNNE'R^ L.
811 perpensa L.

GUNNERA. (E. Gunner, bishop of Drontheim, a botanist.) Urtice<E. 1. — 3.
*rell considered^ iAI cu 1£ jl.au P C. G. H. 1688. D m.s Bot. mag. 2376

CLASS II. ORDER 2.

DIA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

90. ANTHOXA'NTHUM L. SPRING GRASS. (Anthos, a flower, xanthos, yellow ; spikes.) Graminece. 4 6

Eng. bot. 647

812 odoratum L.

sweet-scented :

lit A

ag

1 my

Ap

Britain

me. pa. S

h.l

2 laxum

loose J

Hi, A

cii

1 my

AP

Britain

me. pa. S

CO

3 puWscens

pubescent J

lit A

cu

1 my

Ap

Britain

me. pa. S

CO

4 ramosum

branched J

Ilk A,

cu

1 my

Ap

Britain

me.pa. S

CO

813 amarum Brot.

bitter J

ill, A

cu

1 Jl

Ap

Morocco

1810. S

CO

814 ovatum Lag.

ovate J

UK 0

cu

1 Jl

Ap

Spain

1821. S

CO

815 gracile Biv.

slender J

lib A

cu

a aP

Ap

Sicily

1820. S

CO

Biv. sic. 1. 1

91. CORYCA'RPUS Zca. CORYCARPUS. (Korys, a helmet, karpos, a fruit.) Grammes. 1. —
816 arundinaceus Zea reed-like Jilt A cu 2 ap.jl Ap N. Amer. 1810. S co Mic. am. 10

Fcstiica diandra MX.

ORDER III

DIANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

13

92. SCHMI'DT.M Trat. SCHMIDTIA. (Schmidt, a German botanist.) Graminets. 1.

817 subtilis Trat. small * O cu | my.jl Ap Bohemia 1820. S p.l Trat. au. 451

Coleanthus subtilis 11. $ S.

CLASS II. ORDER 3.
DIAN'DRIA TRIGY'NIA.

PPER. (Pippul, Bengal ese, long pepper ; or

peltated

tt

LJcu

2

*••

Ap

umbelled

tt

r~i cu

3

my.jl

Ap

broad-leaved

tt

Qcu

is

Ap

s tif'V/tvt- jointed

tt

§cu

8

• ••

Ap

hooked

ML

cu

5

my

Ap

hispid-leaved

tt

cu

6

ji

Ap

hairy

tt

f~J CU

3

Ap

Amalago

*

L 1 cu

G

jl.au

Ap

Betle

*

CDclt

6

•••

Ap

black

fl_

Celt

6

...

Ap

tuberculate

tt.

1 1 CU

(}

...

Ap

tricecious

tt

r~] cu

fl

...

Ap

two-colored

ML

r~i cu

4

jl.au

Ap

netted

tt

§cu

6

au

Ap

great

tt

cu

6

au

Ap

Siriboa

tt

cu

6

au

Ap

long

it

CDclt

6

jn

Ap

smooth

a

§cu

10

Ap

Laurel-leaved

tt

cu

10

jn.au

Ap

downy

*

cu

14

my.jn

Ap

shining-leaved

tt.

Qcu

3

my.jn

Ap

great racemose
sharp.leaved

tt

tt

1 I CU
1 1 CU

10
3

AP
Ap

snake

tt

r~i cu

3

...

Ap

mediate

tt

rpcu

3

...

Ap

marginate
glaucescent

tt
tt

Bcu
cu

3

3

...

AP
Ap

93. PI'PER L. Pj

818 peltatum L.

819 umbellatum L.

820 macTOphyllum Swz

821 geniculatum W.

822 adi'mcum //.

823 hispidum H. S(B.

824 hirsutum Suns.

825 Amaldgo L.

826 Betle L.

827 nigrum L.

828 tuberculatum Jac.

829 trioicum Rox.

830 discolor Swx.

831 reticuhitum L.

832 decumanum L.

833 Siribda L.

834 longum L.

835 glabrum Mil.

836 /aurifolium Mil.

837 tomentosum Mil.

838 nitidum Swz.

839 racemosum Mil.
84u acutitolium R. %S.

841 colubrinum Lk.

842 medium Jac.

843 marginatum Jac.

844 glaucescens Jac.

94. PEPERO'MI A R. # P. PEPEROMIA.

845 brachyphylla W. short-leaved £ 23 cu

846 amplexicaulis Swz. stem-clasping

847 magnoMcefotia Vahl Magnolia-lvd

848 obtu si fona /K. obtuse-leaved

849 c\usit%fblia Jac. Clusia-leaved

850 cuneitolia W. en. wedge-leaved

851 macrostachya Etch, large-spiked

852 tenella Swz. slender

853 tristachya Kth. three-spiked

854 reniformis Hook. reniform

855 ovali folia Hook. oval-leaved

856 alata Vahl winged

857 acuminata W. en. acuminate

858 distachya Pers. two-rowed

859 coriacea Vahl leathery

860 discolor R. # S. two-colored

861 maculosa Vahl spot-stalked

862 pcllucida Kth. pellucid

863 rotunditolia Kth. round-leaved

864 hispidula R. # S. little-hispid

865 nummularifolia Kth. money w.-lvd

866 pubescens Haw. pubescent

867 humilis Vahl low

868 tritolia Pers. three-leaved

869 pulchella W. fair

870 pere&iatfolia Kth. Pereskia-lvd

871 Manda Kth. bland

872 rubricaulis Nees red-stemmed

873 polystachya W. many-spiked

874 quadri folia Kth. four-leaved

875 ina>qualitV>lia.& 8fS. unequal-leaved £

pepto, to digest.)
W. Indies 1748.
W. Indies 1748.
W. Indies 1800.
Jamaica 1823.
Jamaica 1748.
S. Amer. 1793.
W. Indies 1793.
Jamaica 1759.
E. Indies 1804.
E. Indies 1790.
S. Amer. 1816.
E. Indies 1818.
W. Indies 1821.
W.Indies 1748.
Carthag. 1768.
E. Indies 1768.
E. Indies 1788.
Campeac. 1768.
W. Indies 1768.
W. Indies 1768.
Jamaica 1793.
Campeac. 1768.
Peru 1823.
Brazil 1820.
W. Indies 1820.
S. Amer. 1811.
Peru 1822.

) Piper -acece. 27. — 116.

r.m PI. am. 56. 74
l.p PI am. 53. 73

C r.m Aub.gui.23

C r.m

C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 210

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m SI. jam. 1. 87. 1

C r.m R. mal. 7. 15

C r.m Lam. il. 79. 23

C r.m

C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 212

r.m Bot. cab. 610

C r.m PI. am. 57. 7.3

C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 215

C r.m Ru. am. 5. 117

C r.m Ru. am. 5. 116. 2

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m Fl.per. 1. 61. a.

C r.m

C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 8

C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 15

C r.m Jac. ec. 1. 76

(Analogous to Piper.}

876 steljata Pers.

877 iiicana Haw.

878 talinitolia Kth.

879 tricarinata Haw.

880 amplexi folia Lk.

881 subrotiinda Haw.

882 serpens Swz.

883 repens Kth.

884 rubella Haw.

885 capensis L.

starry

great-downy

Talinum-lvd

three-keeled

stem-clasping

serpent
creeping
small red
Cape

Piperdcece. 41.— 134.

S. Amer. 1818. C r.m
W. Indies 1793. C r.m
W. Indies 1793. C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 213

W. Indies 1739.
S. Amer. 1817.
Caraccas 1809.
Trinidad 1824.
Jamaica 1820.
W.Indies 1826.
St. Vine. 1824.
St. Vine. 1824.
S. Amer. 1812.
W.Indies 1812.
S. Amer. 1793.
E. Indies 1815.
S. Amer. 1821.
St.Domin.1790.
S. Amer. 1748.
S. Amer. 1822.
Jamaica 1818.
Jamaica 1818.
S. Amer. 1809.

C r.m Tr. ehr. 54. 9
C p.l Jac. ic. 2. 212
C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 214

p.l

p.l

C p.l H. & B. n. 1. 6

C p.l Hook. ex. fl. 164

C p.l Hook. ex. fl. 165

C r.m Fl per. 31. 48

C r.m Bot. mag. 1882

C r.m PI am. 51. 67

C r.m Bot. cab. 128

C r.m Bot. cab. 610

C r.m PI. am. 60. 66

C r.m PI. am. 54. 72

C r.ra PI. am. 69

C r.m Swz. ic. 4

C r.m

C r.m

W. Indies 1768. C r.m
S. Amer. 1802. C r.m PI. am. 52. 68
Jamaica 1778. C r.m Bot. cab. 574
S. Amer. 1820. C r.m Hook. ex. fl. 67
Caraccas 1802. C r.m Hook. ex. fl. 21
...... 1822. C r.m Nees h. b. 8

Jamaica
S. Amer.
Peru
Jamaica

Brazil

1775.
1818.
1800.
1802.
1815.

. .
C r.m Hook. ex. fl. 23

W. Indies 1820. C
W. Indies 1818. C
S. Amer. 1823. C

1812.

Jamaica 1820.
S. Amer. 1823.
W. Indies 1820.
C. G. H. 1820.

r.m Hook. ex. fl. 22

r.m Fl. per. 1.46. a.

r.m Jac. vin. 2. 217

r.m Bot. cab. 503

p.l

r.m
C r.m
C p.l
C r.m

C r.m Hook. ex. fl. 59
C r.l

14

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS III,

CLASS III. ORDER 1.
TRIA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

95. VALERIA'NA L. VALERIAN. ( Valere, to be in health ; or,

Valerius, a king ?) Valerihnece. 20. — 70.

886 ceUtica /,.

Celtic

•* ± -»r

1 Jn

W

Switzerl. 1748.

D

CO

Jac. c. 1. 1

887 supina Vahl
888Saliuncav4//.

supine
Lavender

^ ^\ or
& A or

I my.jn
1^ jn.jl

Pk
R

S. Europe 1822.
France 1824.

I)
I)

CO
CO

Jac. m. 2. 17. 2
Al. ped. 1. 70. 1

889 saxatilis L.

rock

:§£ A or

r j

W

Austria 1748.

I)

CO

Jac. au. 3. 267

890 elongata Jac.

elongated

j^ A or

1 jn.jl

Y

Austria 1812.

D

CO

Jac. au. 3. 219

891 montana L.

mountain

^ A or

1 jn.jl

L.R

Switzerl. 1748.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 317

892 alliaria:f61ia Vahl

Alliaria-lvd

^ A or

li jnjl

R.w

Caucasus 1826.

D

s.p

893 tuberosa L.

tuberous-roofer

?A A or

1| my.jn

L.R

S. Europe 1629.

D

co

M. h. 3. 15. 20

894asarif61iaJD«/r.

Asarum-leaved

jk A or

1 jnjl

R

Crete 1824.

D

s.p

895 dioica L.

dioecious

^ A or

1 my.jl

F

Britain mar.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 628

896 Phu L.

Phu

j^ A or

3 my.jl

W

Germany 1597.

D

CO

Black. 250

897 tripteris L.

three-winged

^t A or

1 mr.my

W

Switzerl. 1752.

D

CO

Jac. au. 3. 268

898 heterophylla Lois.

various-leaved

^ A or

1 Jn.jl

R

France 1817.

I)

CO

Loi. gal. 1. 2

899 pyrenaica i.

Pyrenean

^ A or

3 my.jn

Pk

Scotland sc.wo.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1591

900 officinalis L.

officinal

^i A m

3 jnjl

F

Britain mar.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 698

901-sambucifolia Mik.

Elder-leaved

^. A or

3 my.jn

Pk

Germany 1819.

1)

CO

902 Aisymbriifolia Vahl

Sisymbrium Ivc

1^ G> or

1 jnjl

R

S. Europe 1824.

D

CO

903 intermedia Vahl

intermediate

& A or

1 jnjl

W

Pyrenees 1818.

D

CO

904 Cardamines -ff«?o.

Cardamine-lvd

^ A or

1 jn.jl

Pk

Caucasus 1824.

1)

s.p

905 capensis Thunb.

Cape

££ iAI or

i jn.jl

R

C. G. H. 1816.

D

CO

* 96. VALERIANE'LLA Dufr. LAMB'S LETTUCE. (A diminutive of Valerian.')

Valerianeee. 18. — 24.

906 echinata Dec.

prickly-crt/WMfe

d O cul

1 jl.au

Pk

S. Europe 1807.

S

CO

Col. ec. 1. 206

907 olitoria Dec.

salad

O cul

| ap.my

Bk

Britain corn fi,

S

CO

Eng. bot. 811

908 dentata Dec.

toothed

O un

1 ap.jn

B

Britain corn fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1370

909 vesicaria D«</r.

bladdery

O un

1 ap.my

W

Candia 1739.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 34

910 coronata Dec.

crowned

O un

1 ap.jn

Pk

Portugal 1731.

S

CO

Col. ec. 1.209

911 discoidea Z>M/r.

discoid

8un

1 ap.jl

B

Italy 1731.

a

CO

M. h. 3. 16. 29

912 carinata Dec.

keeled

un

i ap.my

B

France 1819.

S

CO

913 eriocarpa Dec.

woolly-fruited

O un

1 ap.my

Li

France 1821.

S

CO

M. h. 3. 16. 33

914 radiata Fa/*/

radiated

Sun

1 ap.my

Pk

N. Amer. 1821.

S

CO

915 dasycarpa Jiieb.
916 uncinata jB«?6.

shaggy-fruited
l\ook-fruited

un
O un

1 ap.my
1 my.jn

Li
Li

Crimea 1821.
Tauria 1822.

8
S

CO
CO

917 auricula Dec.

eared

Sun

I my.jn

Pk

S. France 1824.

S

CO

918 pumila Dec.

dwarf

un

1 ap.my

Pk

S. Europe 1826.

S

CO

Dufr. v. 3. 7

919 mixta F«A/

mixed

O un

1 my.jn

Pk

Provence 1818.

S

CO

Dufr. v. 3. 6

920 platyloba Dufr.

broad-lobed

Sun

I my.jn

Pk

1825.

S

CO

Dufr. v. 1

921 exscapa Stey.

stemless

un

i my.jn

Pk

Siberia 1826.

S

CO

922 tridentata Stev.

three-toothed

O un

1 my.jn

Pk

Tauria 1821.

S

CO

9V. OX YB A'PHUS R.% P. UMBRELLA- WORT.
923 viscosus Uerit. viscid tf _A| cu

(Oxys, acid, baphe, dyer's color.)
6 my.s P Peru 1793.

Nyctagmece. 12. — 13.
C l.p Bot. mag. 434

924 aggregatus CViy.

aggregate

£ Al cu

1 jl.au

Pk

N. Spain 1811.

S

s.l

Cav. ic. 437

925 glabrifolius W. en.

smooth-leaved

£ _AJ cu

3 jl.au

P

N. Spain 1811.

c

s.l

Cav. ic. 379

926 Cervantes^ Lag.

Cervantes's

iU _A.I cu

2 jn.jl

P

Mexico 1823.

B

r.m

Sw. fl. gar. 84

927expansus R.tyP.

expanded

its. Al cu

2 jl.au

P

Peru 1819.

S

r.m

Fl. per. 1. 75. ;

i.

928 ovatus Vahl

ovate

)U Al cu

2 jLs

P

Peru 1820.

S

s.p

Fl. per. 1. 77. 1

>.

929 nyctagineus ^wf.

nocturnal

-* A cu

1 JLs

P

Missouri 1823.

S

s.p

Allionitf nyctaglnea

MX.

930 pilosus Nut.

pilose

-* A cu

1 jl.s

P

Missouri 1812.

S

s.p

Alli6nio pilosa P£.

931 hirsutus Nut.

hairy

-* A cu

1 jl.s

P

Louisiana 1812.

S

s.p

932 angustifolius Ata.

narrow-leaved

•*.A,cu

1 jl.8

P

Louisiana 1812.

S

s.p

Calymenia angustifolia Nut. Allionia linearis Ph.
933 decumbens Nut. decumbent -A A or 2 jl.s

P Missouri 1818. S s.p

98. BOLDO'^ Lag. BOLDOA. (D. Soldo, a Spanish botanist.) Nyctagtnea:. 2. — 5.

934 purpurascens Cav. purpurascent £ G3 or 1 my.jn V Cuba 1820. C s.l Cav. h. m. 7

935 tanceolata Lag. lance-leaved a. Q or 3 jn.jl P W. Indies 1824. C s.l H.&B.l. 44
Salpianthus arenarius H.fyB.

99. LCEFLI'NG/^ L. L«EFLINGIA.

936 hispanica L. Spanish

937 pentandra Cav. pentandrous

(P. Loefling, a Swedish botanist.) CaryophfiUeee. 2. — 3.
O cu i jn G Spain 1770. S s.l Cav. ic. 1. 94
O cu i jn.jl G S. Europe 1820. S r.m Cav. ic. 2. 148. 2

100. HIPPOCRATES L. HIPPOCRATEA. (Hippocrates, father of physic.) Hippocratedcece. 5. — 23.

938 obcordata Lam. obcordate ft. CD or 10 ... G.w W. Indies 1819. C p.l Lam. il. 1. 28. 1
scandens Jac.

939 ovata Lam.
volubilis L.

940 indica W. Indian fl CD or 10 ... G.w E. Indies 1818. C p.l Rox. cor. 2. 130

" CD or 14 ... G.w E. Indies 1818. C p.l Rox. cor. 3. 205
CD or 20 ... G.w E. Indies 1820. ~

941 obtusifolia Rox.

942 arborea Rox.

ovate

Indian

obtuse-leaved

tree

i O or 10

G.w S. Amer. 1793. C p.l Lam. il. 1. 28. 2

C p.l

101. TONSE'LLA Vahl. TONSELLA. (Ravoua-tontelle, a Caribe name.) Hippocrateacete. 2. — 10.

943 scandens Va hi climbing ft. CD or 6 au.s G Guiana 1824. C s.l Aub.gui. 1. 10

944 pyriformis H. T. pear-shaped fl_ CD or 5 ... G Guiana 18i25. C s.l

102. A'NTHODON R. SfP. ANTHODON. (Anthos, a flower, odous, a tooth.) Hippocraicdcea:. 2. —9.

945 paniculatum Mart, panicled * CD or 12 ... Y o Rio Jan. 1818. C p.l

946 ellipticum Mart. elliptic « CD or 12 ... Y.o Rio Jan. 1818. C p.l

103. JO'HN/^ Rox. JOHN i A.

947 salacioides Rox. Salacia-like

948 coromandeliana^ox. Coromandel

104. O'LAXi.

949 scandens Rox.

950 imbricata Rox.

OLAX.

climbing
imbricated

Rev. Dr. John, of Tranquebar.) Hippocratedccce. 2.

- or 4 ... Y.G E. Indies 1822. C p.l

or 10 ... Y.G E. Indies 1820. C p.l

(Olax, a furrow ; the flower.) Qlacineee. 2. — 3.

ft. CD or 8 year W E. Indies 1820. C l.p Rox. cor. 2. 102

ft. CD or 8 year W E. Indies 1820. C l.p

ORDER I.

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

15

105. SPERMA'XYRON Lab. SPERMAXYRON.
951 strictum Dec. strict * i j or

(Sperma, a seed, xyron, acute.) Qlacinece. 1.— 2

4 ... W? N. Holl. 1820. C p.l

106. CNEO'RUM L. WIDOW-WAIL. (Kneoron, a name of Theophrastus.) Tcrebintaceee. 2.

952 tricoccum L. three-grained *f i | or 6 ap.s Y S. Europe 1793. C p.l Lam. il. 27

953 pulverulentum Ven. powdery m.\ | or 6 ap.s Y Madeira 1822. C p.l Ven. eels 77

107. COMOCLA'DI A L. MAIDEN PLUM. (Rome, a tuft, klados, a branch.) Tcrebintaceee. 3. — 4.

954 integrifolia L. entire-leaved t CD tm 15 R Jamaica 1778. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 222. 1

955 deritata Jac. tooth-leaved f CD tm 30 jl R W. Indies 1790. C p.l Jac. am. 13.173.4
966iliclf61ia5ow. holly-leaved i CD tm 15 R Caribbee Is.1789. C p.l Plum. ic. 118. 1

108. VOUA'PA Aub. VOUAPA. (A Caribe name.)

957 bifolia Aub. two-leaved H I I or 10

Leguminosce. 1.
Guiana 1823. C s.l

Aub. gui. 1. 1

109. OU'TEA Aub. JOUTAY.

958 bijuga Dec. two-paired
Macrolobium bijugum Co/6.

959 guianensis Aub. Guiana

(A Caribe name.)
CD or 10 ......

I CD or

110. XY'RIS L.
960 operculata Lab.
ml brevtfolia MX.

962 laj'vis R. Br.

963 bracteata R. Br.

964 juncea R. Br.

965 gracilis R. Br.

966 americana Aub.

XYRIS.

covered

short-leaved

smooth

bracted

rush-like

slender

American

(Xyros, acute.)
Slpr 1 jn.jl
pr _ |jn.au

pr 1| jn.au Y
pr 1 jn.au Y

111. CALLI'SIA. L. CALLISIA.
967 repens L. creeping

1 jn.au Y

j£ iAI pr £ jn.au Y
£ A pr I jl.s

(Kates, pretty.)
*- G2 pr ± jn.jl

LegumindscB, 2. — 5.

E. Indies 1823. C s.l Lin. tr. 12. 17

Guiana 1825. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 9

Mncete. 7.— 27.

N. S. W. 1804. S bog Bot. mag. 1158

Carolina 1812. S bog

N. Holl. 1819. S bog

N. Holl. 1825. S bog

N. Holl. 1822. S bog

N. Holl. 1821. S bog

Guiana 1825. D bog Aub. gui. 1. 14

CommelinecE.
W. Indies 1776.

1. — 3.

R s.p Jac. am. 11. 11

112. COMMELI'N^
968 angusti folia Mr.
969 dianthitolia Dec.
970 cajenn£nsis Rich.
971 dubia Dec.
972 hirtaia Vahl

L. COMMEUNA
narrow- leaved
pink-leaved
Cayenne
doubtful
hairy

(J. &j G. Commelin, Dutch botanists.)
*~ .AJ or £ jn.jl B Carolina 1824.
ACS] or Ajl.au B 1816.
*~ (AJ or | jn.jl B Guiana 1823.
*~[AJor 1 jn.jl B 1818.
At A or 1 my.il B N. Amer. 1820.

Commelinetz. 23.— 50.
D p.l
R s.p Red. lil. 7. 390
D ps
D p.s Red. lil. 6. 359
R s.p

973 virginica L.

Virginian

t* A or

ija

B

Virginia

1779.

R

s.p

Plk.al. 135.174.4

974 moilis Jac.

soft

*~ [A1 or

2 au

B

Caraccas

1804.

R

s.p

Jac. ic. 2. 293

975 obliqua Vahl

oblique-feam*

its, (AJ or

1 jn.jl

B

1820.

D

p.s

976 tuberosa L.

tuberous

up [/\\ or

1 jn.jl

B

Mexico

1732.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 399

977 ccel£stis W.

sky-blue

£ EAJ or

B

1813.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 1695

978 fasciculata R. &jP.

fascicled

^ A or

I2 jn jl

B

Lima

1817.

R

s.l

Fl. per. 1. 72. 6

979 bcngalensis Forsk.

Bengal

X~ [AJ or

3 jn ^

B

Bengal

1794.

R

s.p

Mur. 18. 5

980 parviflora Zra

small-flowered

*~[AJ or

B

1824.

D

p.s

981 communis L.

common

0 or

2 Jn.il

P.B

America

1732.

S

CO

Red. lil. 206

982 polygama Roth
983 deficiens Her6.

polygamous
deficient

!t» fAI or

1 jn jl
6 f.s

B
B

China
Brazil

1818.
1823.

D
C

p.s

p.l

Kaem. 888
Bot. mag. 2644

984 longicaulis Jac.

long-stalked

S~ fAl or

3 au

B

Caraccas

1806.

R

s.p

Jac. ic. 2. 294

985 caroliniana Jfatt.

Carolina

!U A or

2 jn.jl

P.B

America

1732.

U

r.m

986 pallida H. $ B.

pale blue

JUfAlor

1 jn.jl

B

Trinidad

1820.

D

p.s

W. h. b. 2. 87

987 er6cta L.

upright

tA or

1 au.s

B

Virginia

1732.

R

s.p

Di. el. 94. 77. 88

988 caripensis H. Sf B.

Caripe

fAI or

1* Jn.jl

B

Trinidad

1826.

1)

p.s

989 cyanea R. Br.

bright-blue

i Al or

1 jl.au

B

N. Holl.

1820.

R

s.l

990 africana Z,.

African

*~. iAI or

1 my.o

Y

C. G. H.

1759.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 1431

113. ANEILE'MA^.^r. ANEILEMA. (Aneileo, to involve ; flowers from spathe.)

CommelinecB. 11. —29.

991 biflora R. Br.

two-flowered

JtU. i Ai or

1 jl.au

B

N. Holl.

1820.

R

CO

992 ambigua Beauv.

ambiguous

£ CD or

3 jl

V

S. Leone

1822.

D

r.m

Beau. ow. 15

993 sinica Ker

Chinese

£ i Al or

1 mv.jn

P.B

China

1820.

1)

r.m

Bot. reg. 659

994 acuminata R. Br.

acuminate

• j/\| of

IJl.au

B

N. Holl.

1822.

D

s.l

995 nudicauiis 7i. Br.

naked-stemmec

lit! fAI or

i jn.jl

B

E. Indies

1818.

I)

s.l

R. mal. 9. 63

996 spirata L.

spiral

SWiAlor

ijl.au

B

E. Indies

1783.

I)

s.l

997 aft'inis R. Br.

similar

^ lAlor

1 jl.au

B

N. Holl.

1820.

D

s.p

998 longifolia Hook.

long-leaved

j£ [AJpr

1 au

B

Mozambi.

1825.

C

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 204

999 nudi flora L.

naked-flowered

S-.OJ or

1 jn.jl

B

E. Indies

1824.

D

Pluk. al. 27. 4

1000 serrulata Vahl

serrulated

£~ !A1 or

\ jn.jl

B

Trinidad

1824.

D

p.s

1001 aquinoxialis Beauv. equinoxial

IU. [Al or

B

Guinea

1820.

D

p.s

Beau. ow. 15

114. ORTE'GIA L.

ORTEGIA.

(C. G. de Ortega,

a Spanish botanist.)

Cary<.

iphffllets. 2.

1002 hispanica L.
1003 dichotoma ^//.

Spanish
forked

^ A cu
^ A cu

i Jn.jl
| au.s

AP
Ap

Spain '
Italy

1768.
1781.

D

D

l.p

l.p

Cav. ic. 1. 47
Al. tau. 3. 4. 1

115. POLYCNE'MUM L. POLYCNEMUM. (Polys, many, kneme, knee ; joints.) Chenopbdete. 6. — 12.

1004 arvense L. field

1005 recurvum Lot. recurved

1006 sibiricum Pall. Siberian

1007 oppositifolium Pall, opposite-leaved

1008 sclerospt'rmum Pall, hard-seeded

ived

*116. CRO'CUS L.

1010 vernus E. B.

2 neapolitanus Ten.

3 obovatus R. S.

1011 albiflorus Kit.

1012 minimus Red.

\ 1013 versicolor H. K.
i 1014 biflorus Mil.
I 1015 pusillus Ten.
j 1016 susianus Kit.
j 1017 reticulatus Stev.
i 1018 striatus L/C.
j 1019 sulphureus H. K.

2 flavus

1 1020 luteus Lam.
' 1021 lagenaflorus Sal.

2 flavus

CROCUS.

spring

Neapolitan

obovate

white-flowered

smallest

party-colored

two-flowered

little

Susian

netted

channelled

pale yellow
common yellow tf
bottle-flowered
yellow

8

cu'
cu

•J!

Ap

S. Europe 1640.
France 1820.

S

S

s.l
s.l

Jac. au. 4. 365

O

cu

1 jl.au

Ap

Siberia 1826.

S

s.l

Gm. si. 23. 1

O

cu

U jl.au

Ap

Siberia 1826.

S

s.l

Pal. it. 52

cu

I jUu

Ap

Tauria 1818.

S

s.l

Pal. it. 56

cu

IJUu

Ap

Caucasus 1823.

S

s.l

Bux. c. 1. 17. 2

(Krokin,

Chaldee.)

Iridece. 18.— 21.

*

A

or

J Lap

P

England mea.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 344

$

A

or

1 f.ap

P.B

Naples

0

CO

Bot. mag. 860

tf

A

or

i tap

P

S. Europe ...

0

CO

Bot. mag. 2240

$

A

or

| f.mr

W

Austria

0

CO

tf

A

or

* f.mr

P

1629.

0

CO

tf

A

or

i f.mr

P

S. Europe 1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1110

$

A

or

i f.mr

W

Crimea 1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 845

3

A

or

ff.mr

W.bl

Naples 1824.

0

CO

Bot. cab. 1454

1

A

or

£ f.mr

Y

Turkey 1605.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 652

tf

A

or

|f.mr

B

Crimea

0

CO

5

A

or

| f.mr

W

1820.

0

CO

A

or

|f.mr

Y

S. Europe 1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 938

A

or

£ f.mr

P.Y

S. Europe 1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1384

tf

A

or

i f.mr

Y

Turkey 1629.

C)

CO

Bot. ma?. 45

*?

A

or

if.mr

D.Y

Greece

0

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 35

5

A

or

% f.mr

P.Y

Greece

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1111

16

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS III.

1022 mfesiacus B. M.

1023 stellaris Haw.

1024 sativus L.

1025 serdtinus H. K.

1026 nudinorus Sm.

1027 Pallasw Bieb.
*117. WITSE'N/J L.

1028 maura L.

1029 corymbosa Sm.

1030 ramosa Vahl
118. /'XIA L.

1031 HneaYis L.

1032 capillaris L.

1033 aulica H. K.
1034.fucata Ker
1035 incarnata Jac.
103<) patens H. K.

1037 leurantha Pers.

1038 flexuusa H. K.

1039 aristata B. M.

1040 hybrida Ker

1041 conica //. K.

1042 monadelpha H. K.
2 ciirta ^wrfr.

1043 columellaris H. K.
104* amce'na Lk.

1045 maculata L.
2 ochroleuca

1046 ovata Audi:

1047 capitata Pers.

1048 dubia /terf.

1049 viridiflura Pers.

1050 erecta H. K.

2 incarnata

3 lutea

1051 crateroides Ker

1052 retdsa Sal.

1053 scillaris Kit.

1054 crispa Than.

Maesian 5 A or

starry $ A of

cultivated saffron tf A or

late autumnal 5 A or

naked-flowered 5 A or

Pallas's autumnal^ A or

WlTSENIA.

Moorish

corymbose

branched

IXIA.

linear
capillary

courtly TS

stained tf

flesh-colored tf
spreading-^twd tf iAJ or
white-flowered tf iAI or
bending-stalked tf lAI or
awned % tf iAI or

spurious* tf i Al or

conical tf iAI or

monadelphous tf iAI or
short tf i Al or

pillar
pretty
spotted
cream-colored
ovate
headed
doubtful

green-flowered tf iAI or
upright tf i Al or

flesh -colored
yellow
crater-like
retuse $

squill-flowered tf iAI or
curled-/eai>ed tf tAJ or

if.ap Y Greece 1629. O co Bot.mag.1111.45

i f.mr Y O co Hort. tr. 136

i s.o V England mea. O s.l Eng. bot. 343

| s.n V S. Europe 1629. O co Bot. mag. 1267

i o.n V England mea. O co Eng. bot. 491

| s.o Li Crimea 1821. O co

(M Witsen, a Dutch patron of botany.) Iridees. 3. — 5.

£ LAI or 4 n.ja Y.B C. G. H. 1790. C s.p Bot. reg. 5

f LAI or f ap.s P.B C. G. H. 1803. C s.p- Bot. mag. 895

j£ tAI or 1 ap.jn P.B C. G. H. 1819. C s.p
(Ixia, birdlime ; viscid nature of the roots.) Iridex. 24. —

iAI or

s? iAJ or

tf iAI or

iAI or

tAJ or

tf lAlor

tf iAI or

tf lAlor

tf LAlor

tf lAlor

iAI or

iAI or

tf iAI or

tf lAJor

1$ i Al or

iAI or

ap.my W

ap.my V

2 ap.my Pk

f jn.jl Pk

lap my F

1 ap P
limy W

2 ap.my Pk
1 ap.my Pk
1 ap.my W
1 ap.my O
I ap.my B

| ap.my O
| au Va
1 ap.my R

1
1

C. G. H. 1796.
1774.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

my.jn W.br C. G. H.
my.jn P.Y C. G. H.
ap.my R C. G. H.

my.jn W. B

ap.my R

my.jn G

my.jn W

my.jn

my.jn

my.jn

ja.f

ja.f

F
Y

D.R
L.Y

Va

1 ap.my B

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 570

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 617

1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1013

1800. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1379

... O s.p.Uac. ic*2. 282

1779. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 522

1779. O s.p.Uac. ic. 2. 278
1757. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 624
1800. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 589
1757. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 128
1757. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 539
1792. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 607

1792. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1:'78
1790. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 630
1822. O s.p.l

1780. O s.p.l Bot rep. 196
1780. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1285
1780. O s.p.l And. rep. 23
1780. O s.p.l Bot. rep. 159

... O s.p.l Red. lil.2. 64

1780. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 549

1757. O s.p.l Bot. m. 623.1173

1757. O s.p.l And. rep. 155

1757. O s.p.l And. rep. 159

1778. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 594

1793. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 629
1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 542
1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 599

119. TRICHONE'MA Ker TRICHONEMA. (Thrix, hair, nema, a filament.) Ir'idece. 13.

1055 Bulbocodium Ker Bulbocodium $ A or

1056 purpurascens Swt. purpurascent tf i Al or
/'xia purpurascens Ten.

1057 Columns Ten. Columna's g iAI or

1058 coelestinum Swt. sky blue T$ (A] or
/'xia coelestina Bart.

1059 cruciatum Ker cruciate $ lAlor

1060 quadrangulum Swt. quadrangular $ i Al or
/'xia quadrangula R. fy S.

1061 recurvum Spr. recurved tf iAI or

1062 chloroleucum Ker milk-colored $ lAlor

1063 caulescens B. M. caulescent tf .Al or
$ 1064 monadelphum Swt. rribnadelphous tf iAI or

1065 pudicum Ker blush tf iAI or

1066 speciosum Ker showy ff iAI or

1067 roseum Ker rosy tf i A'l or

120. GEISSORHI'ZA Ker TILE ROOT.

mr.ap R

I mr.ap Pu

mr.ap B

| mr.ap B

my B

|my.jl

S. Europe J739. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 265
Italy 1825. O s.p.l Ten. fl. nap. 1. 2

Italy

1825.

Carolina 1818.

C. G. H. 1758.
C. G.H. 1825.

O s.p.l

O s.p.l Bart. it. 3

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 575

O s.p.l

1068 Lar6che* R. & S.
l()69^uncea Lk.

1070 setacea Ker

1071 obtusata Ker

1072 vaginata Swt.

1073 secunda Ker

2 ccerulea

3 albescens

1074 sublutea Ker

1075 imbricata Ker

1076 hirta Ker

1077 excisa Ker

1078 ciliaris Sal.

De la Roche's

rushy

bristle-leaved

blunted

sheathed

side-flowering

blue

albescent

yellowish

imbricated

hairy

short-leaved

ciliated

tf iAI or
# iAI or
tf [Al or
? lAJor
tf -AJ or
tf i A) or
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
^ LAlor
tf lAlor
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
tf iAI or

* myjl

I my.jl
i jn.jl

4 jl.au
|"au

i mr.ap
I jl
(Geison, a tile, rhiza, a root.)

R C. G. H.

G.w C. G. H.

Y C. G. H.

R C. G. H.

R C. G. H.

R C. G. H.

Pk C. G. H.

my

V

W

Su

Y

Y.B

W

B

W

Y

Va

W

W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. II.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C.G.H.
C. G. H.

121. HESPERA'NTHA Ker

1079 radiata Ker radiated $ tAI or

1080 pilosa Ker hairy tf iAI or

1081 angiista Ker narrow-leaved tf iAI or
/'xia angnsta Jac.

1082graminif'6lia Swt. grass-leaved tf iAI or

1083 talcata Ker sickle leaved ? LAI or

1084 cinnamomea Ker Cinnamon $ LAI or

122. SPARA'XIS Ker SPARAXIS.

1085 tricolor Ker three-colored

2 sanguineo-purpurea bloody purple g iAI or

3 violaceo-purpurea violet purple g iAI or

1 my

1 my

1 my

1 my.jn

1 my.jn

1 my

I ap.my

1 ap.my

EVENING FLOWER. (Hespera, evening, anthos, a flower.) Iridete. 6.

3812. O s.p.l Red. lil. 5. 25. 1

1825. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 270

1810. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1392

1825. O s.p.l

1808. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1244

1808. O s.p 1 Bot. mag. 1476

1808. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1225

Iridece. 11. — 12.

1790. R s.p.l Bot. mag. 598

1822. O s.p.l

1809. O s.p.) Bot. mag. 1255
1801. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 672
1824. R l.p Sw. fl. gar. 138
1795. O s.p.l Bot. m. 597. 1105
1795. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 597
1795. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1105

O s.p.l

O s.p.l

O s.p.l

O s.p.l Bot mag. 584

O s.p.l

1825.
1825.
1825.
1789.

ap.jn " V
ap.my V
my.jn W

| ap.my V
"

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.
1811.
1825.

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 573
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1475
O s.p.Uac.ic.2.279

4 r6seo-aiba red and white

1086 versicolor Swt. party-colored

1087 bicolor Ker two-colored

1088 grandi flora Ker great-flowered

2 striata striated

3 LiliJtgo lily-flowered

1089 bulbifera Ker bulb-bearing

1090 fragrans Ker sweet-scented

1091 flnemoniflora B. M. anemone-flwd
/'xia <znemona3fl6ra Jac.

ap.my V

(Sparasso, to tear ; lacerated spathes.)

tf iAI or 1 my O C. G. H. 1789.

1 ap.my R.P

1 ap.my V.p

1 ap.my Pk

I 8 P.Y

| mr.ap B.Y

f ap Pu

tf lAJor
Al or

tf lAJor
t? iAl or
tf tAlor
tf lAlor
tf lAlor
tf lAJor

I ap

f my.jn
f my.jl

f my.jl

Va

W

V

Y

W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1808. O s.p.l Bot mag. 1254
1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 566
1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1054

Iridea:. 7.— 9.
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 381
O s.p.l Bot mag. 1482
O s.p.l Bot mag.1482.2
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1482.3
R s.l Sw. fl. gar. 160
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 548
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 541
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 779
1758.' O s.p.l Bot. reg. 252
1758. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 545
1825. O s.p.Uac. ic. 2. 274

1811.
1811.
18-11.
1825.
1786.
1758.
1758.

C.G.H. 1825. O s.p.Uac. ic. 2. 273

OKDER I.

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

17

123. TRITO'NIA Ker TIUTOMA. (Triton, a weathercock ;

1092 crispa Ker n\r\cA-leaved 5 iAJ or

1093 anigozanthffifluraStitf. Anigozan.-fl. tf iAJ or

ap.my

1094 viridis Ker
]0<).r> ro-sea Ker
105)6 capensis Ker

1097 longiflora /fer

1098 tenuiflora Vahl

1099 concolor Sutf.

1100 rochensis B. M.

1101 pallida Ker

1102 pectinata AVr

1103 lineata Ker
1104striata Ker

1 105 securigera Ker
1106flava Ker

green-flowered

rosy

Cape

long-flowered

slender-flwd

self-colored

De la Roche

pale-flowered

pectinated

linei

1108 fenestrata Ker
1109crocata Ker
lllOdeustaXer

1111 miniata Ker

1112 xanthospila Ker

1113 refracta Ker

124. WATSCKN/^
1114spicata.K<?*-
1 1 15 plantaginea Ker

1116 punctata R. Br.

1117 r6seo-alba Ker
2 variegata

1118 marginata Ker
2 minor

1119strictiflora^r

led

striated
axe-bearing

yellow $

squalid $

windowed tf

saffroned tf

blasted tf

vermilion-./?u>d 5 LAJ or

yellow-spotted tf iAI or

refracted tf iAJ or

$ iAJ or
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
tf i AJ or
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
g iAI or
tf uAJ or
tf i Al or
tf iAI or
tf lAlor
iAI or
i A| or
iAI or
iAI or
iA| or

J| jn.jl
1 au.o

ap.jn

apjn

ap.jn

au

an

my.jn

my

my.jn

my

'£ f.mr
I my
1| my.jn

my.jn

I au
1 my.jl
1 my.jn

F
Y

(r

]'k

\V

W

Y

Y

Y

W

Y

Va

B

Br

Y

Ru

Y

O

Ful

Ful

R.Y

Y

allusion
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.
C. G.

to the stamens.) Iridece. 22. — 23.

H. 1787. O s.p.l Hot. mag. 678

H. 1825. O s.p.I Sw. fl. gar. ic.

H. 1788. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 127.5

H. 1793. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 618

H. 1811. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1531

H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 256

H. 1811. O s.p.!B.m.l502.f.maj.

H. 1811. O s.p.l B.m.l502.f.min.

H. 1811. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1503

H. 1806. O s.p.Uac. ic. 2. 262

H. 1825. O s.p.l

H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 487

H. 1825. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 260

H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 383

H. 1780. O s.p.l Bot. reg. 747

H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 581

H. 1801. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 704

H. 1758. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 184

H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 622

H. 1795. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 609

H. 1825. O s.p.l Red. lil. 3. 124

Ker WATSONIA.

spiked tf

Plantain tf

Potted-flowered tf
red and white tf
variegated tf
marginated tf
lesser tf

1121 brevifolia Ker
1122mdif61ia Jac.

1123 fulgida Sal.

1124 Meriana Ker

1125 humilis Ker

1126 aletroides Ker
2 variegata

strict-flowered
rosy

short-leaved
Iris-leaved
bright
Merian's
humble
Aletris-like

variegated-^twd tf

(ir.

lAlor
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
lAlor
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
Al or
iAI or
iAI or
i A! or

H. 1815. O s.p.l Bot. reg. 135

Watson, a London apothecary.) Iridece. 13. —

' my Pk C. G. H. 1791. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 523

C. G. H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 553

1800. O s.p.l Bot. rep. 177

... O s.p.l Bot. mag. 537

... O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1193

1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 608

1812. '

jl.au
my

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

O s.p.l Bot mag. 1530

1810. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1406

1803. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1072

1794. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 601

1795. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 234
O s.p.l Bot. mag. 600
O s.p.l Bot. m. 4 18. 1194

1754. O s.p.l Bot. m. 631.1195

1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 441

1795.
1750.

Va C. G. H. 1774. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 533

125. BABIA'NA Ker BABIANA. (Babianer,

1127 Thunb^rgw Ker Thunberg's g iAI or

1128 ringens Ker gap'mg-flowered % iAI or

1 129 tubiflora Ker tube-flowered tf lAi or

1 130 tubata W. long-tubed tf lAlor

1 131 spathacea Ker sheathy tf iAI or

1132 sambucina Ker Elder-scented T$ iAI or
113.3 disticha Ker two-ranked tf lAlor
1J34 plicata Ker folded tf lAlor

11 35 stricta Ker strict tf lAlor

1136 angustifolia Ker narrow-leaved tf iAl or
/'xia stricta B. M.

1137 tenuiflora Swt. slender-flwd tf i Al or

1138 sulphurea Ker su\phur-flwd tf iAI or

1 139 mucronata Ker mucronate tf iAI or

1140 villosa Ker hairy tf iAI or

1141 obtusif61ia Ker obtuse-leaved tf iAI or
/'xia villosa Jac. not H. K.

1 142 purpurea Ker purple g iAI or

1143 rubro-cyanea Ker red and blue tf i Al or

1144 nana Spr. dwarf tf iAI or
Gladiolus nanus And. Rep.

W

ap.my P
jlau Pk
jl.au V
jn Pk
p Pk

P

Pk

F

4 my R
U my.jn F
f, my.jl L
H my.jl
li my.jl

Dut. ; the roots the food of baboons.) Iridea?. 17.

1 ap PC. G. H. 1774. O S.p.l

A my.jn P C. G. H. 1752. O s.p Bot. cab. 1006

fjn Y.R C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Bot. mag. 847

| jn W.R C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Bot. mag. 680

|jn L.B C. G. H. 1801. O s.p Bot. mag. 638

| ap.my B C. G. H. 1799. O s.p Bot. mag. 1019

| jn.jl B C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Bot. mag. 626

£ my.jn Pu C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Bot. mag. 576

1 my.jn B.w C. G. H. 1757. O s.p Bot. mag. 621

1 my.jn Va C. G. H. 1757. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 637

£ my.jn P C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l Sw. fl. gar. ic.

£ my.jn Y C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Bot. mag. 1053

| my.jn P C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 253

£ au D.R C. G. H. 1778. O s.p Bot. mag. 583

£ my.jn B C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 284

f my.jn P C. G. H. 1806. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1052

| ap.jn B.R C. G. H. 1794. O s.p Bot. mag. 410

^ ap.my B C. G. H. 1807. O s.p.l And. rep. 137

126. LAPEYROU'S/J Ker LAPEYUOUSIA. (La Peyrouse, the French navigator.) Iridete. S.

1145 corymbosa Ker corymbose

1 146 falcata Ker falcate

1147 fasciculata Ker fasciculate
Galaxia plicata Jac.

1148 fissifolia Ker cleft-leaved

1149 anceps Ker two-edged

1150 aculeata Swt. prickly

1151 Ailenofdes Ker Catchfly-like

1152 Fabricii Ker Fabricius's

*127. MELASPJOE'RULA Ker MELASPII.EHULA.

1 153 graminea Dec. Grass-leaved 5 iAI or 1

1154 intermedia Swt. intermediate
graminea B. R. not Red.

1155 iridifolia Dec. Iris-leaved

g Al or
T$ tAI or
tf iAJ or

tf iAJ or
5 Al pr
tf j_AJ or
^ iAJ or
tf iAI or

my.jn B
* my.jn B
£ my.jn W

my.jl
my.jl
my.jl

V

B

B.y

V

B

C. G. H. 1791.

C. G. H. 1825.

C. G. H. 1825.

C. G. H. 1809.

C. G. H. 1824.

C. G. H. 1825.

C. G. H. 1822. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2.270

C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l

O s.p Bot. mag. 595

O s.p.l Thun. ir. 4. 1. 3

O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 291

O s.p -Bot. mag. 1246

R 8.1 Sw. fl. gar. 143

O s.p.l Sw. fl. gar.ic.in.

i Al or
iAI or

(Melae, black, sphaira, globule ; bulbs.) Iridets. 3.
ap.au G C. G. H. 1787. O s.p Red. lil. 163
1 ap.au Y,G C. G. H. 1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 615

Jac. ic. 2. 236.

128. GLADI'OLUS L. CORV FLAG.

1156 Watsomws Thun.
2 variegatus

1157 viperatus Ker

1158 alatus L.

2 algoensis Herb.

1159 namaquensis Kcr

1160 permeabilis Lor.
llfil brevifulius Jac.

1162 hirsutus L.

1163 versicolor Ker

2 binervis B. M.

3 tenuior Ker
llfii edi.lis Kcr
U65 hastatus Thun.

ap.au Y.G C. G. H. 1787. O s.p

(Gladius a sword ; the leaves.) Iridecc. 37. —46.

C. G. H. 1791. O s.p.l Bot.mag.450.569

C. G. H. 1801. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 5G9

C. G. H. 1787. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 688

C. G. H. 1795. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 586

C. G. H. 1824. R l.p Bot. mag. 2608

1800. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 592

1825. O s.p.l Lar. dis. 2

1802. O s.p.l Bot.mag.727.992

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 574

O s.p.l Bot. mag. a, 1042

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1 1042

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 556

O s.p.l Bot. reg. 169

O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1564

Watson's tf iAJ or 1 f.ap D.R

variegated tf iAJ or 1 mr.ap R.W

viper ^ iAI or | ap.my G.Y

•wmged-flwd ? iAl or f my.jn S.Y

Algoa Bay tf ,^J or f jl O

Namaqua $ .Al or f my.jn O.G

permeable tf iAJ or f my.jn O

short-leaved tf tAJ or 1£ d.jn Pk

hairy tf iAJ or 1| ap jn Pk

various-colored tf iAI or 1| my.jn Br

two-nerved ^ iAJ or 1| my.jn Pk

slenderer $ LAJ or 1 my.jn Va

eatable tf ,AI cul 1| my.jn W

hastate , 5 iAJ or 1 ap.my F
C

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.
1794.
1806.
1779.
1816.
1816.

18

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS III.

1166 tristis L.

sad

tf

iAJ or

1

my.jn

Br.Y

C. G. H.

1745.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 872

1167 concolor Sal.

self-colored

tf

iAI or

1

my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

0

s.p.l Par. Ion. 8

1168 hyalinus Jac.

glassy

lAlor

1

my.jn

Y.R

C. G. H.

1825.

0

s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 242

1169 tenellus Jac.

tender

^

.Alor

f

my.jn

Va.Y

C. G. H.

1825.

0

s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 248

1170 Colvillw Swt.

Colville's

X

iAI pr

1

jn.jl

S.Y

hybrid

1824.

0

l.s Sw. fl. gar. 155

1171 trichonemifolius Kt

•r Trichonema-h

'$

iAI or

1|

my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1810.

o

s.p.l Bot. mag. 1483

1172 gracilis Jac.

small

$

iAI or

2

mr.ap

B.w

C. G. H.

1800.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 562

1173 debilis Sims

weak

tf

lAipr

12

my

W

C. G. H.

0

p.l Bot. mag. 2585

. 1174 recur vus H. K.

recurved

tf

iAI or

2

ap.my

Str

C. G. H.

1758.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 578

1175 carneus Jac.

fiesh-colored

$

iAI or

2

my.jn

F

C. G. H.

1796.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 591

1176 cuspidatus L.

pointed

tf

iAI or

1 »

• ap.my

W.Bi

C. G. H.

1795.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 582

1177 blandus H. K.

bland

lAJor

li

jn

L.F

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 625

1178 albidus Vahl

whitish

S

lAlor

1

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 648

2pictus B.M.
1179 trimaculatus Vahl

painted
three-spotted

tf
tf

iAI or
iAI or

i
l

my.jl
my.jn

R.w
R.w

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.
1794.

0
0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 1665
s.p.l

1180 campanulatus B. R

. bell-flowered

iAJ or

1J

tmy

L.p

C. G. H.

1794.

0

s.p.l Bot. rep. 188

1181 angustus L.

narrow-leaved

tf

iAJ or

?

my.jn

L.Y

C. G. H.

1757.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 602

1182 involdtus Lar.

involute

tf

iAI or

1-

\ my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1757.

0

s.p.l Lar. dis. 2. 3

1183 flexuosus Thun.

flexuous

tf

iAI or

i1

my.jn

0

C. G. H.

1825.

0

s.p.l Thun. ir. 1. 1

1184 undulatus Jac.

wave-flowered

tf

iAI or

l

ap.my

Pk

C; G. H.

1760.

0

s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 242

2 pallidus

pale

tf

iAI or

1

ap.my

P.Pk

C. G. H.

1760.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 647

3 carneus

fiesh-colored

If

iAI or

l

ap.my

F

C. G. H.

1760.

o

s.p.l Bot. mag. 538

1185 floribundus Jac.

bundle-flwd

tf

iAI or

l

my.jl

Ci

C. G. H.

1788.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 610

1186 Milleri Ker

Miller's

tf

iAI or

u

[ ap.my

V

C. G. H.

1751.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 632

1187 cardinalis B. M.

cardinal

lAJ or

2

jl.au

D.R

C. G. H.

1789.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 135

1188 byzantinus Mil.

Byzantine

tf

A or

2

jn.jl

R

Turkey

1629.

0

s.p Bot. mag. 874

1189 cbmmunis L.

common

fl

A or

J

jn.jl

R

S. Europi

j 1596.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 86

2 carneus

flesh-colored

A or

Ij

F

S. Europi

J1596.

o

r.m Bot. mag. 1575

1190 tenuis Bieb.

slender

tf

A or

1

my.jn

R

Tauria

1823.

0

CO

1191 imbricatus L.

imbricated

0

A or

1

my.jn

R

Russia

1820.

0

IP

1192 segetum Ker

corn field

iAl or

2

jn.jl

P

S. Europe 1596.

0

s.p.l Bot. mag. 719

129. SYNNO'TJ/i Swt. SYNNOTIA. (W. Synnot, who collected many plants at the Cape.) Iridete, 3.

1193 variegata Swt. variegated 5 iAI or 1 ap.jn Va C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l Sw. fl. gar. 150

1194 bicolor Swt. two-colored tf iAJ or * mr.ap B.Y C. G. H. 1786. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 548
/'xia bicolor #M Sparaxis bicolor Ker. Gladiolus bicolor W.

1195 galeatus Suit. hehneted tfiAJor 1 mr.ap B.Y C. G. H. 1825. O s.p.l Jac. ic. 2. 258
Gladiolus galeatus Jac.

130. ANOMATHE'CA Ker

1196juncea Ker rushy

ANOMATHECA.

g iAI or

(Anomos, singular, theca, a capsule.) Iridece. 1.

i ap.my Li C. G. H. 1791. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 606

131. ANTHOLY'ZAi. ANTHOLYZA. (Antftos,fl.,lyssa,rage', fl. like a mouth ready to bite.) Ir'idex. 3 — 4.

1197 aethiopica L. Ethiopian $ iAJ or 3 my.jn S.G C. G. H. 1759. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 561

1198 praealta Dec. very tall $ iAI or 2 ja.f O C. G. H. ... O s.p.l Bot. mag. 1172
aethitfpica j3 vitfgera B. M.

1199 montana Ker mountain tf j\J f ra 1 jn Br C. G. H. 1822. R s.p Bot cab. 1022

132. ANISA'NTHUS Swt. ANISANTHUS. (Anisos, unequal, anthos, a flower.)

1200 splendens Swt.

1201 Cunoma Swt.

splendid
Cunon's

lAlor

1| mv.jn

i Alor 2 my.jn
AntholjrzaCun6m'a B.M. Gladiolus Cunonzo H. K.

C. G. H. 1825.

Iridece. 3.
O s.p.l Sw. fl. gar. ic.

1202 quadrangular) s Swt. quadrangular tf «AJ or 2 mr.ap Y
Gladiolus quadrangular is B.M.

C. G. H. 1756. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 843
C. G. H. 1700. O s.p.l Bot. mag. 567

(Xip/ios, a sword ; the leaves.) H<smodordce&. 2.

S or 1| ... W W. Indies 1787. R s.p
3 or li ... B Guiana 1793. R s.p Aub.gui. 1.11

abbreviatus And. rep. 166

133. XIPHI'DIUM Aubl. XIPHIDIUM.

1203 album W. white £

1204 caeruleum Aubl. blue )£

134. LEPTA'NTHUS MX. LEPTANTHUS. (Leptos, slender, anthos, a flower.) Pontederece. 1.

1205 gramineus MX. grassy ^ A 1 j»-au Y N. Amer. 1823. D aq Hook. ex. fl. 94

135. HETERANTHEVRA Beauv. HETERANTHERA. (Heteros, variable, aner, anther.) Pantedere<z. 3.— 7.

1206 reniformis R. &;P. kidney-leaved & (23 or fltjl.au B S. Amer. 1824. Sk aq Fl. per. 1.71

1207 acuta W. acute kidn-lvd =% iAI or flt jn.jl W Virginia 1812. Sk aq Beauv.inac.am.
Leptanthus reniformis MX. not R. $P. [4. 173. ic.

1208 limosa Vahl bog & A or fltjl.au B N. Amer. 1822. D m.s Mic.am.5. 1

136. WACHENDO'RF/^ L. WACHENDORFIA.

(E. J. Wachendorf, a Dutch bot.) Hcemodordcece. 8. — a

1209 thyrsiflora L.

thyrse-flower

ed£

,/\| or

2 my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1759.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 1060

1210 paniculata Thun.

panicled

iAI or

2 f

Y

C. G.

H.

1700.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 616

1211 Hibbertt Swt.

Hibbert's

a

iAI or

2 f.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 2610

paniculata IB B.M.

1212 hirsuta Ker

hairy

^

lAJ or

Ijjn

V

C. G.

H.

1687.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 614

1213 brevifolia Ker

short-leaved

j£

iAI or

1 mr.ap

P

C. G.

H.

1795.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 1166

1214 Breyniawa R. & &

Breynius's

•£

iAI or

1 mr.ap

,

C. G.

H.

1825.

D

r.m

Brey.c.37

1215 graminea Thun.

grass-leaved

J*

LAJor

1 Jn

Y

C. G.

H.

D

r.m

1216 tenella Thun.

tender

£

iAI or

Y

C. G.

H.

1816.

D

r.m

137. H^EMODO'RUM Sm. H^MODORUM. (Haima, blood.

doron, gift ;

flower.)

Hcemodordcece. 2. — 6.

1217 planifolium R. Br.

flat-leaved

£

iAI or

li jl n

0

N. S.

W.

1810.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 1610

1218 teretifolium R. Br.

round-leaved

Sc

iAI or

I2 jin

0

N. Holl.

1822.

D

s.p

138. ARI'STEA L.

ARISTEA.

(Arista* a point, or beard ; the leaves.)

Iridece. 5.— 7.

' 1219 cvanea H. K.

bright blue

iAI or

i ap.jn

B

C. G.

H.

1759.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 458

1220 capitata //. K.
1221 spiralis Vahl

headed £
spiral-flowered tf

iAI or
iAI or

3 jl au
1 ap.my

B
Pa.B

C. G.
C. G.

H.

H.

1790.
1795.

C

C

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 605
Bot. mag. 520

1222 melaleuca Ker

black and wh:

'te£

iAI or

1 my.jn

Pa.B

C. G.

H.

1796.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1277

1223 pusilla Ker

little

£

iAJ or

i jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1806.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1231

139. Dl'LATRIS L.

DILATRIS.

(Dw, two, later, a tile.)

Htzmodordcete.

3. —

1224 corymb6sa Thun.

corymbose

£

iAI or

1 my

P.Y

C. G.

H.

1790.

S

s.p

Ex. bot. 1. 16

1225 viscosa Thun,

clammy

iAI or

f ...

B

C. G.

H.

1795.

S

s.p

Lam. il. 34

1226 paniculata Thun.

panicled

£

iAI or

1 my.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1825.

S

s.p

140. LACHNA'NTHES£K. LACHNANTHES.

(Lachne, wool, anthos, a flower.)

Hcemodordcea. 1.

1227 tinctoria EU. dyer's
; Dflatris Heritiera Pers. Dilatris ti

£ lAJdy
nct6ria Ph.

13 JUu

Pk

N. Amer.

1812.

S

s.p

Mic. am. 1.4

ORDER I.

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

*141. BRODI^M Sm. BRODI.EA, (Jas. J.JBrodie, of Brodie House, a Scotch cryptogam.) HemerocalltdetE. 4.

" 1*1* JJ I VW U 1 ./Zi /I OUI. AJHX»i»«.ow*f \«/i*«. v..

^1228«ioidesS/»w Ixia-like $
1229 grandiflora 6'wz. large-flowered tf

iAI or

1 p

iT'

B

Chile 1821.
N. Amer. 18U6.

.....
R

/**v
S.J)
S.p

Bot. mag. 2382 '
Lin. tr. 10

Hookera coronaria Sa/.

§ 1930 alliacea Miers Garlic-scented tf

AJpr

1 ...

W

Chile 1825.

R

s.p

1231 congesta 21. Br. crowded $

lAlor

1 jl.au

B

Georgia 1806.

0

S.p

Lin.tr. 10.1

*142. 7'RIS L. IRIS. (Iris, the eye; the variety and brilliancy of its colors.) Index. 94 — 121.

1232 susiana L. Susian ^

A or

2 mr.ap

St

Levant 1596.

II

S.I

Bot. mag. 91

1233 livida Trot. livid ^

A °r

1| ap.my

Ixi

Levant

D

S.I

Red. lil. 1. 18

1234 florentina L. Florentine ^

A °r

2 my.jn

W

S. Europe 1596.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 671

1235 ^ermanica L. German ^j

A °r

3 my.jn

B

Germany 1573.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 670

1236 Hiimei G. Don Sir Ab. Hume's ^

A °r

2 ap.my

B

Nepal 1822.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 818

/. nepaldnsis B. R not D. Don

1237 pallida Lam. pale £fc
1238 longi flora R. # S. long-flowered ^

A °r
A °r

3 mv.jn
2 ap'.jn

Pa.B

Turkey 1596.
1824.

R
D

CO
8.1

Bot. mag. 685

1239 flav£scens Red. flavescent ^

A °r

2 my.jn

Y"

isia

R

CO

Red. lil. 375

1240 orientalis Than. oriental

A or

1 my.jn

L.B

China 1790.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 1604

1241 mnbocina L. Elder-scented £fc

A or

3 jn

L.B

S. Europe 1658.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 187

1242 lurida H. K. dingy ^

A °r

2 ap

Br

S. Europe 1758.

R

CO

Bot.mag.669.996

1243 sordida W. sordid ^

A °r

IA my.jn

W

1819.

R

CO

1244 squalens L. daubed ^

A °r

2 jn.

St

S. Europe 1768.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 787

1245 variegata L. variegated ^

A or

2 my.jn

St

Hungary 1597.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 16

1246 neglecta Horn. neglected ^

A °r

-2 my.jn

Pa.B

...

R

CO

Bot. mag. 2435

1247 Swertii Lam. Swert's AL

A or

1* ap.my

W

1819.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 870

aphylla B. M.

1248 plicata Lam. plicate ^

A °r

2 my.jn

W.B

1821.

R

CO

Red. lil. 357

1249 bi flora L. two-flowered ^

A °r

IA ap.my

P

S. Europe 1596.

R

CO

1250 sub-bifl6ra Brot. sub-two-flwd ^

A °r

1£ ap.my

V

Portugal 1596.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 1130

1251 nepalensis D. Don Nepal £
12.52 flexuosa Mur. flexuous ^i

Al or
A °r

1 j ap.my
2 my.jn

B
W

Nepal 1823.
Germany 1810.

R
R

CO
CO

Sw.fl.gar.n.s.!!
Mur. 7. 4

1253 cribtata H. K. crested ^

A °r

Pa.B

N. Amer. 1756.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 412

1254 chinensis B. M. Chinese ^t

A °r

1 my.jn

Pa.B

China 1792.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 373

1255 arenana Kit. sand £fc

A or

IJn

Y

Hungary 1802.

R

CO

Bot. reg. 549

1256 lutescens Lam. lutescent ^

A °r

| ap.my

Y •

Germany 1748.

R

p.l

Red. lil. 263

1257 flavissima Pall. yellowest ^

A °r

f my.jn

Y

Siberia 1814.

R

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 220

1258 pumila L. dwarf ^

A °r

\ my.jn

P

Austria 1596.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 6. 1209

1259 v iolacea Swt. dwarf violaceous^

A or

1 ap.jn

V

S. Europe 1800.

D

CO

Bot mag. 1261

pumila/3 yiolacea B. M.

1260 dichotoma L.JU. forked ^

A °r

1 au

L.B

Dauria 1784.

R

p.l

Bot. reg. 246

1261 nudicaulis Lam. naked-stemmed^

A °r

1 my.jn

B

1820.

R

CO

1262 scariosa W. scarious 5

A °r

1 my.jn

B

Russia 1826.

R

CO

1263 amoe'na Dec. delicate &

A °r

1 my.jn

B

1821.

R

CO

Red. lil. 8. 335

1264 bohemica Schmidt Bohemian jfc

A °r

1 my.jn

B

Bohemia 1825.

R

s.p

1265 virescens Dec. virescent ^

A °r

I my.jn

Y

1820.

R

CO

Red. lil. 5. 295

1266 hungarica Kit. Hungarian ^

A °r

1 my

V

Hungary 1815.

R

CO

W.&K. 3. 226

1267 morceoldes Ker Morasa-like ^

A °r

f ap.my

B

C. G. H. 1758.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 693

Mora^a iridioides B. M. Mora/a odon

tta Hook,

1268 Pseud-«corus W. Bastard Acorus^

A or

3 jn

Y

Britain moi.pl.

R

p.l

Eng. bot. 578

2 pallida flava B. M. pale-yellow &

A or

3 jn

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1812.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2239

1269 Monnieri Dec. Monnier's &

A or

| my.jn

Y

Greece? 1820.

R

CO

Red. lil. 4. 236

1270 aurea Lk. golden ^

A or

2 jn.jl

Y

Germany 1826.

I)

CO

1271 fcetidissima L. most fetid Gladwyn $_

A °r

HJn

Ld

Britain sha.pl.

R

p.l

Eng.bot.59S

2 variegata variegated-/yrf j£

A °r

Ld

Britain gard.

D

CO

1272 versicolor L. various-colored ^

A °r

1 my.jn

Va

N. Amer. 1732.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 21

1273 cuprea Ph. copper-colored ^

A or

2 jn.jl

O

N. Amer. 1812.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 1496

1274 tridentata Ph. three-toothed ^

A or

1£ my.jn

B

N. Amer. 1820.

R

CO

Sw. fl.gar. ic.in.

tripetala Walt.

1275 tang6rica H. C. Tangier ^

A or

1 jn.jl

B

Tangiers 1820.

D

CO

1276 virginica L. Virginian
1277 Boltonuftta R. & S. Bolton's
gracilis Bolt.

A «
A °r

2 my.jn

B
B

N. Amer. 1758.
N. Amer.. 1825.

R
R

S.I

p.s

Bot. mag. 703

1278 spuria L. spurious ;?£

A °r

If jl

Pa.B

Siberia 1759.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 875

1279 notha Bleb. bastard ^

A °r

lit my.jn

B

Italy 1820.

R

CO

Bieb. cen. 2. 77

1280 ochroteuca L. yellowish-white^

A or

4 jl

L.Y

Levant 1757.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 1515

stenogyna B. M.

1281 Guldenstadt«Lep. Guldenstadt's ^

A °r

2 ap.my

Y

Siberia 1757.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 61

1282 halophila Pall. salt-loving ^

A °r

3 jl s

B

Siberia 1780.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 1131

1283 stenogyna Dec. narrow-stigm. ^

A °r

1| my.jn

Y

1819.

R

CO

Red. lil. 6. 310

1284 curtopetala Dec. short-petaled I

A or

IA my.jn

Y.B

1823.

R

s.p

Red. lil. 6. 340

Vieusseftxia mdioldes Red.

1285 biglumis VaM two-plumed ^

A or

£ my.jn

B

Siberia 1811.

R

s.p

Pal. it. 3. ap. 6 1

1286 iberica Stev. Iberian &
parad6xa Stev.

A or

1£ my.jn

R

Iberia 1820.

R

s.p

1287 desertorum Gul. desert 3t

A or

lj jl

B

Russia 1811.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1514

spatulata W.en.

1288 verna L. spring ^

A °r

1 ap.my

P

Virginia 1748.

D

CO

Pluk. al. 196. 6

1289 ventricosa Pall. bellied

A °r

1 jn '

Pa.B

Dauria 1800.

D

CO

PaL it. 6. 1

1290 elegans Pers. elegant

A °r

2 jl

Y

1823.

0

CO

1291 sibirica L. Siberian ^

A °r

3 my.jn

L.B

Siberia 1596.

R

CO

Bot.mag.50.1163

2 flore albo white-flowering^j
1292 ccelestina Swt. • sky-blue ^

A or
Al or

2| my.jn
li jn

W
B

Siberia 1596.
N. Amer. 1824.

D

D

CO

p.l

Bot. mag. 1163

1293 longi'spatha Fis. long-spathed ^

A °r

3 jl

P

Siberia 1823.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 2528

1294 odorata Pers. sweet-scented ^

A or

2 jn.jl

B

1821.

0

CO

1295 acuta Lk. acute-leaved &

A or

2 my.jn

B

1296 prismatica Ph. prismatic

A °r

1 my.jn

P

N. Amer. 1812.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 1504

1297 graminea L. Grass-leaved ^

A or

fjn

St

Austria 1597.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 681

1298 humilis Bieb. low
1299 spathulata W. spathulate-flwd ^

A or
A °r

1 ap.my
1 jlau

B
Pa.B

Caucasus 1812.
Germany 1759.

R
R

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 1123
Bot mag. 58

1300 furcata Bieb. forked

A or

| mr

B

Tauria 1822.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 2361

1301 triflora Balb. three-flowered^

A or

1 jn.jl

B

Italy 1821.

R

CO

1302 brachycuspis Fis. short-pointed ^
1303 PallasH B. M. Pallas's
2 chinensis B. M. Chinese ^

A or
A or
A or

1* Jn.jl
2 jnjl
2 jnjl

P
B
B

Siberia 1819.
Tartary 1820.
China 1820.

R
R

S

CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2326
Bot. mag. 2331
Bot. mag. 2331

1304 ruthenica Ker Russian ^

A or

I my

B

Siberia 1804.

D

CO

Bot mag. 1393

C 2

20

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS III.

1305 tuberosa L.

tuberose

g

A or

f mr.ap

G.B

Levant

1597.

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 531

1306 alata Pair.

winged

^

A °r

- iu

B

Algiers

1801.

0

CO

Desf. at. 1. 6 '

1307A'iphiumi.

Xiphium

0

A or

ji" jn

B.Y

Spain

1596.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 686

1308 riphioides Ehrh.
1309 lusitanica Ker

Xiphium-like
Portuguese

5

A °r
A °r

22 Ja"p

JB.Y

B

Spain
Portugal

1571.
1796.

0
0

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 687
Bot. mag. 679

1310 tenuif61ia Pall.

slender-leaved

5

A or

limy

L.B

Dauria

1796.

u

CO

Pal. it. 3. 2

1311 persica L.

Persian

$

A or

* mr

B.Y

Persia

1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1

1312 reticulata Bieb.

netted

tf

A or

i mr.ap

B

Iberia

1821.

R

CO

1313 caucasica Hofm.

Caucasian

$

A or

^ mr

Y

Caucasus

1821.

R

to

*143. MORJEML,

MOR.EA. (R.Moore, a botanist of Shrewsbury.)

Irideee. 20. — 23.

1314 angusta Ker

narrow-leaved

0

iAl or

f my.jn

Ful

C. G. H.

1790.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1276

1315 edulis Ker

eatable

uAJcul

4 my.jn

Li

C. G. H.

1792.

I)

s.p

B.mag.tjli 1238

1316 od6ra Sal.

sweet-scented

0

i Al or

2 my.jn

Li

C. G. H.

1792.

I)

s.p

Par. Ion. 10

1317 longifolia ^«rfr.

long-leaved

iAl or

3 my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1808.

D

s.p

And. rep. 45

edulis y lutescens 2?

ot. mag. 1238

1318 longiflora H.K.
1319 setacea ATer

long-flowered
setaceous

0

iA| or
iAl or

| my.jn
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

1801.
1825.

D
D

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 712
Thun.ir. 1. 1

1320 tristis Ker

dull-colored

?<

iAl or

1 my.jn

B

C. G. H.

1768.

1)

s.p

Bot. mag. 577

1321 crispa £er

curled

$

iAJ or

B

C. G. H.

1803.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1284

1322 bituminosa Ker

bituminous

tf

i Al or

1 ap.my

Y

C. G. H.

1787.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1045

1323 polystachya Ker

many-spiked

0

iAl or

1 jn jl

Y

C. G. H.

1825.

I)

s.p

1324 viscaria J&:/-

viscid

lAJ or

1 jn

Li

C. G. H.

1800.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 587

1325 ram6sa Ker

ramose

I

LAJ or

3 my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1789.

D

S.])

Bot. mag. 771

1326 plumaria Aer

feathered

0

lAlor

1 my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1825.

1)

s.p

1327Sisyrinchium Ker
1328 Tenorearaa Swt.

Sisyrinchium
Tenore's

I

A 'cul
A or

I my.jn
1 ap.my

B
P

S. Europe 1597.
Naples 1824.

D

K

s.p

l.p

Bot. mag. 1407
Sw. fl. gar. 110

1329 minuta Ker

small

N

iAi or

~ Jn jl

B

C. G. H.

1825.

D

s.p

1330 papilionacea Ker

butterfly

^

• A! or

? my.jn

Va

C. G. H.

1795.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 750

1331 ciliata #. X.

fringed-kaved

0

iAI or

P

C. G. H.

1587.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1061

1332 barbigera Sal.

bearded

iAl or

i* ap.my

Y

C. G. H.

1587.

U

s.p

Bot. mag. 1012

*144. MA'RICA Schreb.

MARICA.

(M

araino, t

o become :

flaccid

: the flowf

•rs.)

//

idea.

•. 7.

1333 Northtfna Ker

North's

^

[AJor

4 ap.au

Y.B

Brazil

1789.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 654

1334 cserulea Ker

blue

j£

i.A| or

2 my.jn

B

Brazil

1818.

1)

CO

Bot. reg. 713

1335 Sabim Lindl.

Capt. Sabine's

£

IA1 or

2 au

P

St. Thorn.

1822.

R

p.l

Hort. tr. 6. 1

1336 martinicensis Ker.

Martinico .

^

IA1 or

2 jn

Y

Martinico

1782.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 416

1337 humilis R. & S.

low

£

iAJ or

A my.jl

Y

Brazil

1823.

D

p.l

Bot. cab. 685

1338palud6saIF.

marsh

fAl or

1" jl.au

W

Guiana

1792.

8k

s.p

Bot. mag. 646

1339 semi-aperta Lod.

half-open

£

iAl or

1J my.jn

Y

Brazils

1820.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 685

*145. SISYRI'NCHIUIY

[ L. SISVRINC;

HIU

M. (Si

ts, pig or h

og, rh

ygchos, a sr

)OUt.)

Irid,

?ee. 14. —23.

1340 plicatum Spr.

folded

£

(A) or

2 f.mr

W

W. Indies 1779.

Sk

s.p

Bot. mag. 655

A or
A or

-AJor

Maricaplicata#Af.

1341 palmifolium L. palm-leaved j£ [AJ or

1342 bermudianum L. Bermuda j£ iAJ or
Marica mdioides B.M.

1343 Nuttall* Swt Nuttall's
bermudianum Nut.

1344ancepsi. two-edged

1345 mucronatum MX. mucronate

1346 con void turn Noc. convolute

1347 tenuifolium Hum. slender-leaved

1348 luteum L. yellow

1349 californicum Spr. Californian

1350 micranthum Cav. small-flowered

1351 iridifolium Hum. Iris-leaved
Marica iridif61ia B. R.

1352 laxum Lk. loose

1353 striatum Cav. channelled ^ A or 2

f.mr
jn.jl

A or 1 jn.jl

jn.jl
f jn.jl

my.jn
i my.jn
S

.AJor
.AJor
iAJ or

f my.s
I jn.jl
i my.jl

? my.jl
ap.s

Brazil 1823.
Bermudas 1732.

D p.l
D co

Bot. mag. 94

N. Amer. 1823. D s.p

N. Amer. 1693.
N. Amer. 1812.
S. Amer. 1816.
S. Amer. 1816.
S. Amer. 1823.
California 1796.
S. Amer. 1815.
S. Amer. 1822.

S. Amer. 1818.
Mexico 1788.

D co Bot. mag. 464

D p.l

D co Red. lil. 47

D co Red. lil. 275

D s.p

Sks.p Bot. mag. 983

D co Cav. dis. 191. 2

D s.p Bot. reg. 646

D s.p

Sks.p Bot. mag. 701'

146. BOBA'RTU L. BOBARTIA. (Jacob Bobart, professor of botany at Oxford, 1669.) Irideee. 3

1354 gladiata Swt. gladiated £ lAJ «r 2 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1816. D s.p Bot. reg. 229
Marica gladiata Ker, Marce'a gladiata W.

1355 spathacea L. sheathed jg tAJ or f jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1798. D s.p Thun. ir. 1
Mor^'a spathacea Ker

1356 aurantiaca Zuc. orange j£ A or f f.ap O Belgia 1827. D s.p

147. VIEUSSEU'XJJ Lar. VIEUSSEUXIA. (M. Vieusseux, a physician of Geneva.) Irideee. 11.

1357 tripetaloides Dec. 3-petaled-like tf (AI or 1 ap.my V C. G. H. 1802. O s.p Bot. mag. 702
Monz?'a tripetala Ker, I'ris tripetala Thunb.

1358 pavonica Dec. peacock tf tAJ or 1 my.jn R.B C. G. H. 1790. O s.p Bot. mag. 1247
Motts'a pavonia B.M. /'ris pavonia L.

1359 villosa Spr. villous ? iAI or 1 ap.my P C. G. H. 1789. D s.p Bot. mag. 571
J'ris villosa Ker, Mor^a villosa H.K.

1360 tricuspis Fis. three-pointed tf ,A1 or 1 jn G C. G. H. 1776. D s.p Bot. mag. 696
/ris tricuspis Thun. Mor^'a tricuspis Ker, Ferraria tricuspis JV.

1361 glaucopis Dec grey-eyed
I'ris pav6nia Ker

1362 Bellendenz Swt.

Bellenden's
Moree'a tricuspis y lutea B.M.

1363tenuis/*.#S. slender

Moro/a t£nuis H. K.

1364spiralis7?.4-S. spiral

1365 unguicularis R. $ S. soft-clawed
Mor^'a unguiculata H.K.

1366 lurida Surf. lurid
Mor^a lurida B. R.

1367 fugax Lar. fugacious

0 -AJor
tf iAl or
tf lAlor

tf i Al or
tf lAlor

1 my.jl R.B C. G. H. 1776. D s.p Bot. mag. 168

1 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1803. D s.p Bot. mag. 772

1 my.jn P C. G. H. 1807. D s.p Bot. mag. 1047

1 my.jn W C. G. H. 1824. D s.p Lar. dis. 5

1 my.jn Va C. G. H. 1802. D s.p Bot. mag. 593

C. G. H. 1817. D s.p Bot. reg. 312
C. G. H. 1825. D s.p Lar. dis. ic.

tAJor 1 jn Cr
lAlor 1 jn.jl P

148. RENE A'LMIA R. Br. RENEALMIA. (P. & M. L. Renealme, first a Fr. phys., other a bot.) Irideee. 3—4.

1368 grandifl6ra R. Br. large-flowered j£ iAl or 1£ ap W N. Zeal. 1822. R p.l Sw. fl. gar. 64

1369 paniculata R.Br. panicled if iAJ or H ap.au W N. Hull. 1823. D p.l

1370 pulchella R. Br. pretty j£ iAJ or 1 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1823. D p.l

149. PARDA'NTHUS Ker PAHDANTHUS. (Pardos, a leopard, anthos, a flower.) Irideee. 2,

1371 chinensis Ker Chinese j£ A or 2 jn.jl O China 1759. R p.l Bot. mag. 171

1372 nepalensis Suit, Nepal )£ A or 2 jn.jl O Nepal 1823. D p.l

ORDER I.

150. SCHCE'NUS L.
1373 mucronatus L,.

TRIANDR1A MONOGYNIA.

21

DG RUSH. (Schoinus, a. cord ; made into cordage.) Cyperacece. 5. — fig.

inted Jilt A un 1 ap.my Ap S. Europe 1781. D bog Fl. gr. 1. 43

ickish Jilt A w 1 jl Ap Britain sp.bo. D bog Eng. bot. 1 If

It A I 1 .., .. A~ XT tl~ll 1C1C! T\ Iwwr

poi
blackish

i."i/-fr UlgriCailS 1>. UiaUMSIl JIUf l^ W Jl Jl -T1.JJ A^m-tnn ap. wv/. *-r bOg i^llg. bOt. 1121

1375 imberbis R. Br. beardless jut tAJ cu 1 ap.my Ap N. Holl. 1818. D bog

137t> melanustachys%ff.5r. black-spiked jut iAJ cu 1 jl.au" Ap N. Holl. 1822. D bog

1377 stellatus W. star-headed , Jilt tAJ pr f s.d Ap W. Indies 1822. D bog

.151. CH^ETCXSPORA R. Br. CILETOSPORA. (Chcete, a bristle or awn, spora,a. seed.) Cyperacece. 2 — 23.

13/8 ferruginea Hum. rusty Jilt A un £ ap.my Ap Europe 1821. D bog Sc. ger. 1. 1. 4

Schce'nus ferrugineus L.

1379 turbinata R. Br. turbinated Jilt tAJ cu | jl Ap N. Holl. 1820. D bog

152. LEPIDOSPE'RMA Lab. LEPIDOSPERMA. (Lepis, a scale, sperma, a seed.) Cyperacece. 1. — 21.

1380 gladiata R. Br. gladiated Jilt iAJ cu 4 JLau Ap N. Holl. 1819. D bog Lab. n. h. 1. 12

153. DULI'CHIUM Pers. DULICHIUM. (The name of an island, where found.) C
138J spathaceum Pers. spathaceous jilt A cu ... jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1818. D

°racece. 1. — 2.
I Pluk. al. 301. 1

154. RHYNCHO'SPORA Vahl RHYNCHOSPORA. (Rhygchos, a beak, spora, a seed.) Cyperacece. 3.— 38.

1382 alba Vahl white-headed ML A w 1 au Ap Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 985

1383 fusca Vahl brown-headed M A w 1 au Ap Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 1575
13S4 comata Lk. tuft-headed Jilt GS cu 1^ au Ap Brazil 1820. D bog

155. FIMBRI'STYLIS Vahl FIMBRISTYLIS. (Fimbria, a fringe, stylus, a style.) Cyperacece. 4.— 65.
1385 dichotoma Vahl dichotomous Jilt O un 1 jn.jl Ap E, Indies 1819. D bog Rtb. gr. 13. 1
ISSSannua R. fyS. annual Jilt O un |jl.au Ap S. Europe 1H10. S bog Host gr. 3.63
1387 puberula Vahl mossy W A un 1 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1820. D bog

1383 diphylla Vahl two-leaved Jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Nepal 1822. S bog

15;>. ABILDGAA'RD/^ Vahl ABILDGAARDIA.

1389 monostachya Vahl one-spiked jilt iAI cu

1390 tristachys Vahl three-spiked ML iAJ cu

(Prof. Abilgaard, of Copenhagen.) Cyperacece. 2. — 4.
ljn.au Ap N. Hotl. 1819. D bog SI. jam. 1. 79. 2 ?
1 jn.au Ap N. HolL 1824. D bog

157. ISO'LEPIS M. Br. ISOLEPIS. (Isos, equal, lepis, a scale; flower of equal scales.) Cyperacece. 8. — 48.
1391 fluitans R. Br. floating =*= A cu fit jl.au Ap . Britain dit. D aq Eng. bot. 216

Scirpus fluitans E. B.

1392 setacea R. Br.

bristle-ftfc

ML O CU £

jl.au

Ap

Britain

bogs.

S bog

Eng. bot. 1693

1393 tenuissima D. Don

slenderest

jut O cu I

Ap

Nepal

1821.

S bog

.S'ci'rpus densus Wai.

1394nod6sa R. Br.

knotted

Jilt iAJ cu 1|

jLau

Ap

N. Holl.

1820.

D bog

Lin. tr. 10. 15. 2

.Scirpus gracilis Rud.

1395 complanata R. 8s S.

flattened

jut uAl cu ...

jl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1823.

D bog

1396 //oloschce'nus R. $ S.

whole Schcen

us jut A cu S

jl

Ap

England i

sea sh.

Skbog

Eng. bot. 1612

1397 romana R. Sf S.

Roman

jut A cu 3

jl

Ap

Austria

Skbog

Jac. au. 5. 448

1398 australis R. # S.

southern

jut A cu 3

jl

Ap

S. Europe

...

Skbog

Pluk. ph. 40. 5

158. .SCI'RPUS R. Br. CLUB RUSH. (Cirs, rushes, Celt.}

Cyperdcece. 17. — 126.

1399 caespitosus L. tufted Jilt A w i jl

Ap

Britain tur. he. Sk bog Eng. bot. 102

1400 pauciflorus E. B. few-flowered

Aw | au

Ap

Britain bgs. m. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1122

14<)1 elongatus Ham. elongated

A un 1 s

Ap

Nepal 1825. S bog

1402 lacustris L. lake

A ec 6 jl.au

Ap

Britain rivers. Sk bog Eng. bot. 666

1403 articulatus L. jointed

[23 un 2 au.s

Ap

Europe 1826. S bog R. mal. 12. 71

1404 glaucus E. B. glaucous

Aw 2 jl.au

Ap

England sal. m. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2321

1405 triqueter L. triangular

Aw 3 au

Ap

England mar. Sk bog Eng. boL 1694

1406 mucronatus W. sharp-pointed

A un 2 au

Ap

Eur. Asia ... Sk bog

1407 carinatus E. B. keeled

Aw 3 jl.au

Ap

England riv. ba. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1983

1408 carfcinus Sm. Carex-like

A cu 1 ap.my

Ap

Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 1010

Schce'nuscompressus E. B.

1409 rufus E. F. rufous

A cu | jl

Ap

Scotland bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 791

Schoe'nus rufus E. B.

1410 maritimus L. salt-marsh

AW 2 jl.s

Ap

Britain sal. m. Sk bog Eng. bot. 542

1411 radlcans Schk. rooting

A un 2 jl.au

Ap

Europe 1800. D bog Schk. us. 4. 1

1412 atrovirens Mhl. dark-green

A un 2 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1818. D bog

1413 Luzuhe L. Luzula

[A] un 1| jl.s

Ap

E. Indies 1776. Sk bog Pluk.m.27.417.3

1414 sylvaticus L. wood Jilt A w Is" Jl-s
1415 quinquangularis Fa/// five-angled Jilt A cu 1 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

Britain m. s. p. Sk bog Eng. bot. 919
1820. D bog

159. ELEO'CHARIS R.Br. SPIKE RUSH. (Elos, a marsh, chairo, to delight.) Cyperdcece. 9. — 28.

N. Holl. 1819. D bog

W. Ind. 1822 D bog SI. jam. 1. 83. 3

Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 131

Germany 1818. Sk bog

Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bol. 1187

1416 acuta R. Br.

1417 geniculata R. Br.

1418 palfistris R. Br.

1419 ovata Roth
1420muUicaulis Sm.

.S'cirpus multicaulis^. B.

1421 acicularis R. Br. needle
Scirpus acicularis E. B.

1422 obtusa R. Sf S. obtuse-scaled

1423 glauc^scens R fy S. glaucescent

acute-scaled Jilt
jointed jilt
marsh jilt
ovate jlli<
many-stemmed jut

iAI cu
i.AI cu
A w
A un
A cu

I jl.au

i'ft"

1 jn.jl
I jl.au

AP
Ap

Ap
Ap
Ap

1424 tenuis R. $ S.

160. ELY'NA Schr.

1425 spicata Schr.

slender

ELYNA.

spiked

A w

A cu
A cu
A cu

Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 749

| jl.au
I jl.au
ijl.au

Ap
Ap
Ap

Carex Bellard/ All. myosuroides Vil.

(Elyo, to cover.)
A cu I jn.jl Ap

N. Amer. 1818. D bog
N. Amer. 1820. D bog
N. Amer. 1824. D bog

Cyperacece. 1.
Europe 1819. S bog Vil. del. 2. 6

161. ERIO'PHORUM L. COTTON GRASS. (Erion
126 vaginatum L sheathed

1427 poly ^stach yon Sm. many-spiked
t"8 pubescens Eng. Fl. downy

1429 angustifolium Reich, narrow-leaved

1430 virginicum L. Virginian

1431 gracile Rath slender

1432 capitatum E. B. headed

ML A Pr
jilt A Pr
or

jilt A Pr
Jilt A pr
Jib A pr
jilt A pr
•162. TRICHO'PHORUM Pers. TRICHOPHORUM.

1433 cyperinum Pers. Cyperus-like Jilt A cu

1434 alpinum Pers. alpine jlli A cu

, wool, phoreo, to bear ; seeds in wool.) Cyperacece. 7. — 9.

1 mr.ap Ap Britain moors. D bog Eng. bot. 873

1 jn.jl Ap Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 563

1 my.jl Ap England bogs. D bog

1 ap Ap Britain bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 564

1 my.au Ap N. Amer. 1820. D bog Pluk. al. 299. 4.

i jl.au Ap Scotland sc. mo. D bog Eng. bot. 2402

f au.s Ap Scotland sc. mo. P bog Eng. bot. 2387

(Thrix, hair, phoreo, to bear.) Cyperacece. 2

2^ my.s Ap N. Amer. 1802. D bog Pluk. m. 419. 3

i Ap Scotland bogs. D bog Eng. bot. 311

C* 3

TRIANURIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS III.

163. CYPE'RUS L.

1435 Aitom R. & S.

1436 articulatus L.

1437 niluticus Forsk.

1438 viscosus H. K.

1439 compactus R$tx.

1440 tenellus Vahl

1441 mucronatus Rtb.

1442 pannonicus L.

1443 ArizsE'us Rich.

1444 alternifolius L.

1445 dtibius Rtb.

1446 conglomeratus L.

1447 compressus £.

1448 vegetus W.

1449 ligularis L.

1450 Luzula W.

1451 paniculatus Vahl

1452 patens FoA/

1453 rigidus Vahl

1454 pallescens JDe$/l

1455 flavescens L.

1456 fuscus L.

1457 conglomeratus JW6.

1458 erubescens Lk.

1459 australis ScAr.

1460 esculcntus L.

1461 hfdraATx.

1462 Pang6re« Rtb.

1463 badius L.
1464patulus Host

1465 longus L.

1466 tenuiflorus 7HS.

1467 M6nti L. fil.

1468 paramattensis Lk.

1469 strigosus L.

1470 J'ria L.

1471 distans FaAJ

1472 fastigiatus Rtb.

1473 alopecuroides Rtb.

1474 cruentus .fl^A.

1475 glomeratus L.

1476 polycephalus i*.

1477 polystachys Rtb.

1478 fascicularis iawz.

1479 leucocephalus Ret

1480 can'cinus D. Don

1481 tristilcus D. Don

1482 difiormis i.

1483 prostratus Sieb.

1484 dives De/.

164. PAPY RUS Lk.

1485 antiquorum XA.

1486 odoratus W.

CYPERUS. (Cypris, a name of Venus ; roots aphrodisiacal.)
Alton's jilt tAJ cu 14 jn.jl Ap C. G. H.

8*

jointed

jut O un

1 au

Ap

Jamaica 1817.

S

Nilotic

jilt O cu

1 au

Ap

Egypt 1810.

s

clammy

jut (23 cu

2 my.au

Ap

Jamaica 1781.

Sk

compact

jilt O un

1 jl.au

Ap

Chile 1819.

S

slender
mucronate

Jill' iQI cu
jilt [Q] un

i my.jn
1 jl.s

Ap
Ap

C. G. H. 1819.
W. Indies 1819.

S
S

Pannonian
Briza-like

jut O cu

jilt (23 un

1 jl.au
1 jnjl

Ap
Ap

Hungary 1781.
S. Amer. 1817.

Sk
S

alternate-lvd

jilt (23 cu

2 f.mr

Ap

Madagasc.1781.

Sk

doubtful

jilt [23 cu

i jl

Ap

E.Indies 1802.

S

conglomerated
compressed

jilt A ul1
jilt (23 un

1£ au

1 au.s

Ap
Ap

Arabia 1818.
Jamaica 1820.

S
S

fresh

jut A cu

1£ my.s

Ap

America 1790.

Sk

l\gu\ar-leaved

jilt O un

1* Jnjl

Ap

Jamaica 1817.

S

Luzula

jut [23 cu

2 my.s

Ap

W. Indies ...

Sk

panicled

jllii (7\| cu

1 my.jl

Ap

E. Indies 1804.

D

spreading

jilt fTTl un

1 jn.jl

Ap

W.Indies 1821.

S

rigid

jilt [23 un

1 jn.jl

Ap

W, Indies 1826.

S

pallescent

jilt A un

2 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe ...

D

flavescent

jut G) cu

1 jn.8

Ap

Germany 1776.

S

brown

jilt O cu

iju

Ap

England mar.

S

. conglomerated

jut 23 cu

1 my.s

Ap

Arabia 1820.

D

erubescent

Jilt LAI CU

1 my.jn

Ap

1820.

D

southern
eatable

jilt O un
A A cul

1 my.jl
1 jl

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1824.
S. Europe 1597.

S
Sk

hydra

jilt A un

1 Jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

S

Pangore's

1 jn.jl

Ap

Ceylon 1824.

S

brown

Jilt iAI cu

2IJl

Ap

Algiers 1800.

Sk

spreading

jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

a

long

jilt A cu

3 jl

Ap

England mar.

Sk

slender-flwd

eun

ljjl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1818.

S

Monti's

un

1 s

Ap

Italy 1824.

S

Paramatta

jilt O un

1 my.jn

Ap

Paramata 1826.

s

strigose

jilt (23 cu

liJU

Ap

W. Indies 1786.

Sk

Ira

jut r7\i cu

1* Jl

Ap

E. Indies 1802.

Sk

distant

jilt (23 cu

2 jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1820.

D

fastigiate

jilt (23 cu

1 my.au

Ap

E. Indies 1800.

Sk

Foxtail-like

jilt lAlcu

2 my.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1804.

Sk

bloody

jlUi A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1823.

S

clustered

jilt O cu

2 my.au

Ap

Italy . 1804.

S

many-headed

w 0 un

1 jn

Ap

S. Europe 1820.

S

many-spiked

jilt tAJun

2 jl

•Ap

E. Indies 1819.

s

parcelled

jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe ...

s

z. white-headed

jilt A un

I au

Ap

W. Indies 1819.

s

Carex-like

Jilt A un

1 au.s

Ap

Nepal 1826.

s

three-furrowec

1 jilt A un

1 n

Ap

Nepal 1824.

s

two-form ed

Jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

E. Indies ...

s

prostrate
rich

jilt O un
Jilt A un

1 jnjl
1 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

Egypt 1825.
Egypt 1824.

s
s

PAPYRUS. (Babeer^Syrian ; hence Papyrus,_Egyptian paper.)

ancient

sweet-scented

Cyperacets. 50.— 300.

bog SI. jam. 81. 1

bog
Sk bog Jac. ic. 2. 295

bog

bog Pluk. al. 300. 4.5

bog Rtb. gr. 8.
Skbog Hostgr. 3. 20

bog
Sk bog Jac. ic. 2. 298

bog Rtb. gr. 20. 4. 5

bog Rtb. gr. 15. 7

bog SI. jam. 77. 1
Sk bog Jac. vin. 3. 12

bog Rtb.gr. 11.2
Skbog Rtb. gr. 13.3

bog

bog

bog

bog Desf. at. 1.9

bog Hostgr. 3.72
S bog Hostgr. 3. 73
~ bog

bog

bog Seg. ver. 3. 2. 2
Skbog Hostgr. 3. 75

bog

bog Rtb. gr. 7. 3
Sk bog Desf. at. 1. 7. 2

bog Hostgr. 74
Sk bog Eng. hot. 1309

bog Jac. ic. 2. 296

bog Mo. gr. 12. 1. 2

bog

Skbog Rtb.gr. 40. 11.3
Sk bog R. mal. 12. 56
D bog Jac. ic. 29'J
Skbog Rtb. gr. 32. 7. 2
Sk bog Rtb. gr. 38. 8. 2

bog Rtb. gr. 5.1

bog

bog

bog Rtb. gr. 11. 1

bog Lam. il. 38.

bog

bog

bog

bog Rtb. gr. 9. 2

bog Del. .eg. 5. 3

bog

Cyperacea;. 4. — 6.
D bog Mic. gen. 44. 19
D bog SI. jam. 74. 10

Cyperus odoratus Brm.

1487 laxiflorus Spr. lax-flowered =fe (23 or 7 jl.au Ap Madagasc.1822. D bog

1488 elegans G. Don elegant £= iAJ or 7 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1820. D bog SI. jam. 1. 75. 1
6'yp£rus elegans L.

165. KYLLI'NGyf L.

1489 monoc6phala L.

1490 intermedia R. Br.

1491 polycephala Lk.

1492 uncinata Lk.

1493 triceps L.

1494 brevifolia Rtb.

KYUJNGA.

one-headed

intermediate

many-headed

hooked

three-headed

short-leaved

(P. Kylling,

jilt (23 un | jn.jl

jilt (73 un | jn.jl

Jilt IAI un

Jilt \7\] un

Jilt [23 un

Jilt £23 un

a Danish botanist, d. 1696.) Cypcrdcea. 6. — 14.

Ap India 1793. Sk bog Rtb. gr. 4. 4

Ap N. Holl. 1822. S bog

Ap Brazil 1820. ~

Ap Brazil 1820.

Ap India 1776.

Ap W. Indies 1817.

1 jl.au
f jl.au

1 my

D bog

D bog

Sk bog Rtb. gr. 4. 6

D bog Rtb. gr. 4. 3

167. REMIRE'A Aub.
1502 maritima Aub.

umbelled

tall

conflexed

aggregated

Panic-grass

smooth

egg-seeded

REMIREA.

jilt (23 cu

166. AfARI'SCUS Vahl MARISCUS. (Mar, a marsh, Celt.; growing in marshes.) Cyperdcea:. 7. —28.

,,r — u_ii^.._ rr_i., — ...,,-j ..,. m „. ,, : „ _ E. Indies 1789. Sk bog Rtb. gr. 4. 2

E. Indies 1805. Sk bog Jac. ic.2. 300
Brazil 1819. D bog

1822. D bog

S. Amer. 1820. D bog Rtb. gr. 6. 1
S bog
S bog Pluk. al. 91.*

14H5 umbellatus Vahl

1496 elatus Vahl

1497 conflux us Lk.

1498 aggregatus W.
1499^aniceus Vahl

1500 he'vis R. Br.

1501 ovularis Vahl

ljjn.au
3 jn.au
I|S
I jn.jl

1 jnjl

2 jl.au
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

N. Holl.
Carolina

1818.
1818.

(The native name in Guiana.) Gramineee. 1. — 2.

Jilt A cu | jl.au Ap Florida 1822. D sea s. Aub. gui. 16

168. LYGE'UM L.

1503 Spartum L.

169. CORNUCOTIjE L. CORNUCOPIA

1504 cucullatum L. hooded jil

LYCEUM. (Lygeo, to bend ; its flexibility for ropes, baskets, etc.) Gramineee.
Broom Jilt A ec 1J my.jn Ap Spain 1776. D co Cl. h. 2. 2

(Cornu, a horn, copia, plenty : the spike.) Gramineee. 1.
O cu \ au Ap Levant 1788. S co Fl. gr. 1. 51

170. CE'NCHRUS L. CEISTCHRUS. (Kegcttros, the Greek name of the Millet.)
1.105 echinatus L. echinated Jllk Ol cu 2 au.d Ap W. Indies 1691.

1506 fribuloides L. Tribulus-Hke Jilt O cu 1 my.au Ap N. Amer. 1818.

1507 splnifex Ceiv. thorn-producing Jilt A cu 1 my.jn Ap S. Amer. 1820.

1508 australis JR. Br. southern Jilt O cu 1 jn.au Ap N. Holl. 1822.

Graminece. 4. — 12.
S co Cav.ic.5.39.4G2
S co Cav. ic. 5. 461
S co Cav. ic. 5. 461
S co

171. FUIRE'NM Rtb.
1509 umbellata Rtb.

FUIRENA.
umbelled

(G. Fuiren, a Danish botanist.)
Jill (23 cu 1 my.jn Ap W.

Cyperacea. 1. — 9.
Indies 1825. D bog Rtb. gr. 17.

172. HYPCKLYTRUM Vahl HYPOLYTRPM. (Hypos, underneath, elytron, involucrum.) Cyperacete, 1. — -
1510 senegalese Rich. Senegal Jilt 23 cu 2 jl.au Ap Senegal 1824. S bog

ORDER II.

TRIANURIA DIGYN1A.

173. PENNISE'TUM Rich. PENNISETUM

1511 setosum Rich. setose

1512 polystachyum R $ S. many-spiked

1513 Kiolaceum Lam. Violet

1514 orientate Rich. oriental

1515 compressum R. Br. compressed

1516 Aolcoides R. 8f S. Holcus-like
Panicum Aolcoides Rox.

1517 cenchroides Rich. Cenchrus-like

1518 barbatum R. &-S. bearded

1519 dichotomum Del. dichotomous

1520 nepalense Spr. Nepal

174. SPARTI'NA Schreb. SPARTINA.

:. (Penna, a feather, seta, a bristle.)
O un 2 jl.au Ap Brazil

O un

2 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1W4.

S

CO

iQI un

1 jl.au

Ap

Senegal

18^0.

S

CO

O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Guiana

1817.

S

CO

CZ3 un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Roll.

18^0.

s

CO

O un

1 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1816.

S

CO

OJ cu

1| my.au

Ap

C. G. H.

1777.

s

CO

O un

1 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1823.

s

CO

Q) un
O un

2 jl.au
2 jl.au

AP

Ap

Egypt .
Nepal

1823.
1822.

s
s

CO
CO

23

Graminca:. 10. — 22.
1817. S co Ru. am. 6. 7. 2. 6
Ku. am. 6. 7. 2

Del. xg. 8. 3

(Spartan, a rope made from broom.) Gramine<e. 8. — 10.

1521 stricta Roth

strict

A cu

1 au

Ap

Britain sal. m.

1)

CO

Eng.

bot. 380

1592 cynosuroides Roth

Dog's-tail-like

A cu

3 au.s

Ap

N. Amer.

1781.

D

CO

L.f.

fa. 1. 17.

9

1523 alterniflora Loi.

alternate-flwd

A un

U au.s

Ap

France

1819.

D

CO

1524 polystachya Mhl.

many-spiked

A cu

6 au.s

Ap

N. Amer.

1781.

D

CO

1525 pumila Roth

dwarf j

A un

J au.s

Ap

N. Amer.

1826.

D

CO

2526 ifincea J£U.

rushy J

A cu

li jl.au

Ap

N. Amer.

1781.

D

CO

15^7 patens Mhl.

spreading J

A cu

ljjl.au

Ap

N. Amer.

1781.

S

r.m

1528 geniculata Beauv.

jointed

iAI cu

2 jl.au

Ap

Java

1822.

8

CO

Bur.

in. 12. 2

175. DIPLA'ZIAtfjcA

DIPLAZIA. (Dipldzo, to double ;

the glumes.)

CweracecE.

1.

1529 Aarattfolia /fccA.

Karatas-leavedJilt [23 un

3 au.s

Ap

Guiana

1825.

D

CO

176. JVA'RDUS L. MAT GRASS. (Nardos, Gr., nard, Heb., having a peculiar perfume.) Gramlnetz. 1. — 2.
1530 stricta L. strict Jill* A cu | jn.jl Ap Britain moi.h. D bog Eng. bot 290

177. ORYZO'PSIS MX. ORYZOPSIS.
1531 asperifolia MX. rough-leaved

A cu

rice, opsis, appearance.) Graminece. 1.

jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1822. D co

CLASS III. ORDER 2.
TRIA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

178. PA'SPALUM L. PASPALUM. (Paspallos, one of the Greek names for Millet.) Graminete. 23. — 84.

1532 setaceum MX.

setaceous

jlit O un

I jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.

S

CO

1533 ciliatif61ium MX.

ciliated-leaved

jut 123 un

1 jLau

Ap

S. Amer. 1820.

S

CO

pub&cens W.

1534 debile Pair.

weak

* O un

•^ in jl

Ap

Asia 1817.

s

CO

1535 filiforme Swz.

filiform

Jilt O un

i8 j'l-jl

Ap

W. Indies 1817.

s

CO

Swaitzidnum Flug.

1536 vaginatum Swz.

sheathed

Jilt ED un

1 au

Ap

W. Indies 1820.

s

CO

1537 conjugatum Berg.
1538 notatum Flug.
1539 inaequale Lk.
1540 Kora Forst.

conjugate
marked
unequal
Kora

jilt 0 un
jilt rCTI un
jilt O un
jut 123 or

1 jnjl
1 jl.au
1 jl.au
U Jl-au

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

S. Amer. 1817.
W. Indies 1817.
Manilla 1819.
E. Indies 1810.

s
s
s
s

CO
CO
CO
CO

Berg. ho. 7. 8
Swz. ob. 2 1

littorale R. Br.

1541 glabrum Pair.

smooth

Jilt FA1 un

1 jl.au

Ap

W.Indies 1816.

s

CO

1542 pusillum Fen.

weak

jilt fAI un

Jjl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1822.

s

CO

orbiculatum Pair.

1543 difforme R. & S.

two-formed

jilt O un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.

s

CO

Lee. pas. 91

1544 lae'vis MX.

smooth

§un

2 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

s

CO

1545 quadrifarium Lam.

four-rowed

cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

Trinidad 1820.

s

CO

1546 dubium Dec.

doubtful

un

1 jl.au

Ap

1818.

s

CO

1547 villosum Thun.
1548 distichum L.

villous
two-ranked

Jilt iQI un
jut OJcu

I jl.au

li Jl

Ap
Ap

Asia 1824.
Jamaica 1776.

s
s

CO
CO

Thun. jap. 8
Swz. ob. 35. 2. 1

1549 serotinum Flug.

evening

M O CU

Ujl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1804.

s

CO

Digitaria pilosa W.

1550diss£ctumL.

dissected

illli IT71 un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Amer. 1818.

s

CO

1551 scrobiculatum L.

furrowed

Jilt [A1 cu

If p

Ap

E. Indies 1778.

s

CO

H. n. h. 13. 89. 3

1552 tenellum Desf.

tender

Jlli O un

UJl.au

Ap

1817.

s

CO

1553 paniculatum L. '

panicled

Jilt EO cu

8 jl.s

Ap

Jamaica 1782.

s

CO

SI. jam. 1. 72. 2

1554 stoloniferum Base

stolon iferous

Jilt tAJ cu

2 jl.s

Ap

Peru 1794.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 202

1555 virgatum L.

twiggy

Jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

W.Indies 1820.

s

CO

SI. jam. 1.89. 1

1556 elegans Flug.

elegant

Jilt iAI pr

U Jl

Ap

Brazil 1816.

s

CO

179. AMPHIPO'GONTZ.Br. AMPHIPOGON.

1557 strictus R. Br. strict JlU

180. AXO'NOPUS Beauv. AXONOPUS.

1558 cimiclnus Beauv. cimexian J

(Amphi, round, pogon, a beard.
... my.jn Ap N. Holl.

1559 digitatus Beauv.

1560 adreus Beauv.

181. MI'LIUM L.

1561 effusum L.

1562 contertum W.

1563 velutinum Dec.

1564 gallecicum Fis.

1565 vem&eBieb.

1566 microspermum Lag. small-seeded

1567 frutescens Lk. frutescent

182. CERE'S/^ Pers.; CERESIA.

1568 elegans Pers. ' elegant
Paspalum membranaceum Flug.

digitate
golden

MILLET GRASS
common
crowded
velvety
Gallician
vernal

Graminece. 1. — 5
. S co

(Axon, axis, pous, afoot.) Graminece. 3.

O cu 1 jl.s Ap India 1788. S co
O un 1 jn.jl Ap W. Indies 1820. S co
rm un U Jn-jl Ap W. Indies 1821. S co H. & B. 1. 27

(Mille, a _ thousand ; seeds.)

Graminece. 7. — 20.

un li Jl-au
- "jn.jl

3 jn.jl Ap Britain m.s.p. S m.s Eng. bot. 1106

1 jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1825. S co

Ap Mexico 1823. S co

Ap Gallicia 1824. S co

2 jn.jl Ap Tauria 1824. S co
1 jn.jl Ap N. Spain 1825. S co

__ 1 ... Ap Crimea 1822. S co

(Ceres, a goddess, inventress of tillage.) Graminece. 1. — 2.

H iAI or 2 jl.au Ap Peru 1816. S co Jac. fr. 80

183. PIPTATHETRUM Beauv. PIPTATHERUM. (Pipto, to fall, other, an awn.) Gramine*. 3.

1569 paradoxum Beauv. paradoxical m Q) cu 3 jn.jl Ap France 1771. S co Host gr. 3. 23
Mlium paradoxum L. Arachne virescens Trin.

1570 cffirulescens Beauv. ceerulescent 4k A cu 2 jn.jl Ap Barbary 1819. S co Desf. at. 1. 12
3/ilium cajrulescens Schous.

C 4

24 TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

1571 multiflorum 7iv# S. many-flowered JlUi A cu 2 jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1778. S
A/ilium multiflorum Cav. arundinaceum Fl.gr.

184. KNA'PP/^ E. B. KNAPPIA. (Mr. M. Knapp, who wrote on British grasses.)
1572 agrostidea E.B. Agrostis-like jilt O cu ± mr.ap Ap Wales san.pl. S

CLASS I II.

co Host gr. 3. 45

Graminece. 1.
s Eng. bot. 1 127

*185. DIGIT A'RIA Sco. FINGER GRASS. (Digitus, a finger
1573 sanguinalis Pers. bloody jilt O ;ig 1 an

; heads being fingered.) Graminea:. 14. — 29.
Ap Britain fields. S co Eng. bot. 849

1574 vil!6sa Pers.

villous

jut O un

1^ jl s

Ap

N. Amer. 1781.

S

CO

1575 tegyptiaca W.en.
1576 ciliaris W.

Egyptian
ciliated

M 0 un
Jilt O un

H" jl'
ljjl.au

Ap

Ap

Egypt 1794.
China 1804.

S
S

CO
CO

Jac. ob. 3. 70
Host gr. 4. 15

1577 marginata Lk.

marginate

jilt O un

i Ji

Ap

Brazil 1822.

s

CO

1578 bicornis R. $ S.

two-horned

jut EJJ un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Kindles 1826.

s

CO

1579 aff'inis R. & S.

similar

jut O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Amer. 1820.

s

CO

1580 glabra R. if S.

smooth

nik 0 un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Britain san. pl.S

CO

Eng.bot.s.2G15

humiffisa Pers.

1581 /jaspaloides MX.

Paspalum-like

jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1824.

s

CO

1582 barbata W.

bearded

Jilt RTI un

J jn.jl

Ap

E. Indies 1821.

s

CO

1583 linearis Pers.

linear

Jilt RTI un

\ jn-jl

Ap

W.Indies 1819.

s

CO

1584 biformis W.

two-formed

Jilt O un

Ap

W. Indies 1817.

s

CO '

1585 filiformis MM.

filiform

Jilt O cu

J5 jl

AP

N. Amer. 1781.

s

CO

1586 Roxburgh^ Spr.

Roxburgh's

jut O cu

f jl.s

Ap

E. Indies 1818.

s

CO

Milium filiforme Rox.

186. PA'NICUM L.

PANIC GRASS.

(Panicuia, a panicle; or pants, bread.) Graminece. 48. —220.

1587 co!6num L.

husbandman's

Jilt O ag

Jjl.au

Ap

E.Indies 1699.

s

CO

Ehr. pic. 3. 3

1588 decumbens Plug.
1589 attenuatum W. en.

decumbent
attenuated

Jilt RTI un
Jilt O un

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

W. Indies 1824.
Carolina 1818.

s
s

CO
CO

1590 wziliare Lam.

Millet

jilt O un

2 jl.au

Ap

K Indies 1818.

s

CO

1591 irizoides L.

Briza-like

jut QQcu

1 jn.jl

Ap

E. Indies 1801.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 191. 1

1592 flavidum Retz.

yellowish

jilt Ql un

1 jl.au

Ap

Jamaica 1823.

s

CO

1593 fasciculatum Swx.

fascicled

jilt O cu

2 jn.jl

Ap

Jamaica 1801.

s

CO

1594 molle Swx.

soft

jilt RTI un

2 jn.jl

Ap

W.Indies 1819.

8

CO

1595 palmifolium A'ora.

Palm-leaved

6 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1804.

s

CO

:t596 plicatum Lam.

plaited

Jilt RTI un

3 jn.jl

Ap

E. Indies 1821.

s

CO

1597 nervosum Rox.

nerved

Jilt lAlun

3 jn.au

Ap

E. Indies 1816.

s

CO

1598 costatum Rox.

ribbed

jilt iAI un

3 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1805.

B

CO

1599 carthaginense Swx.

Carthagena

jut iAI un

3 jl.au

Ap

Carthag. 1817.

s

CO

1600 indicum Rox.

Indian

jilt tAJ un

3 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1818.

s

CO

1601 latiftttium L.

broad-leaved

Jill A un

5 au.s

Ap

N. Amer. 1765.

s

CO

M.h.3.5.4

16()2 oryzoides Swz.

Rice-like

Jilt RTI un

3 jl

Ap

W.I tidies 1822.

s

CO

1603 clandestinum L.

hidden-fluid

jilt A un

1J jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1802.

s

CO

1604 divaricatum L.

divaricate

jut ESJun

5 jl.au

Ap

Jamaica 1800.

s

CO

Jac. sc. 1. 25

1605 dichotomum L.

dichotomous

jilt O un

a Jn.jl

Ap

Carolina 1824.

s

CO

1606 tenellum Z,aw.

tender

jilt RTI un

J jn. 1

Ap

W. Indies 1820.

s

CO

1607 fuscum Swz.

brown

jilt fAi un

1 jn. 1

Ap

W. Indies 1817.

B

CO

J608 villosum L«;w.

villous

jut RTI un

1 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1820.

s

CO

1609 laxum Swx.

loose

W BTJ un

2 jn.jl

Ap

W. Indies 1826.

s

CO

1610 interruptum W.
1611 arbor£scens .L.

interrupted
arborescent

jut iAI un
fl_ i 1 un

4 jl.au
10 mr.ap

Ap
Ap

E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1776.

s
s

CO
CO

1612 virgatum L.

twiggy

jilt A, un

I au.s

A>

N. Amer. 1781.

s

CO

1613 nitidum /,a?w.

shining

jilt RTJ un

1 Jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

s

CO

1614 uligin6sum Roth

bog

jut O un

J jn.jl

Ap

1820.

s

bog

1615 anceps MX.

two-edged

jut A un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1816.

s

CO

1616 arundinaceum Swz.

Reed-like

jut iAJ un

3 jl.au

Ap

Jamaica 1819.

s

CO

1617 coloratura L.

colored

jut O un

2 jl.s

Ap

Egypt 1771.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 58

1618 repens L.
1619 proliferum Lam.
1620 numidianum D^s/.

creeping
proliferous
Numidiaa

jilt O un
jilt A cu
jilt O un

1 L

fjn.au
2 jl.au

AP
Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1777.
N. Amer. 1820.
Numidia 1818.

s
s

s

CO
CO
CO

Fl. gr. 1. 61
Desf. at. 1.11

1621 hispidulum Retz.

hispid

jilt O un

2 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1804.

s

CO

16£2 fnrmentaceum Rox.

frumentaceous

jut O cul

2 jl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1810.

s

CO

1623 muricatum /tete.

prickly

jflt O cu

Ap

E. Indies 1805.

s

CO

1624 wziliaceum L.

millet

jilt O ag

1JZ jl.s

Ap

E. Indies 1596.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 20

1625 gongylodes Jac.

Rape-sm/frf

jilt O un

2J jn.jl

Ap

W. Indies 1826.

s

CO

1626 laj've Lam.

smooth

jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

W. Indies 1820.

s

CO

1627 capillare L.
2 minor .R. # S.

hair-pa ?iicled
smaller

jilt O un
jilt O un

2 jn.au
1 jn.jl

AP

Ap

America 1758.
America 1758.

s
s

CO
CO

Host gr. 4. 16

1628 diffusum SM«S.

diffuse

jilt fAi un

1 jl

Ap

W. Indies 1821.

s

CO

1629 asperrimum Lk.

roughest

jilt O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

1821.

s

CO

1630 maximum Jac.

largest

jilt O un

1 Jn.jl

Ap

W. Indies 1820.

s

CO

1631 patens L.

spreading

1 jl.au

Ap

India 1804.

s

CO

1632 altissimum Mey.

tallest

jut O un

3 jl.au

Ap

1816.

s

CO

1633 marginatum A j?r.

marginate

jut 23 un

2 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1822.

s

CO

1634bicolor/?.7*r.

two-colored

Jilt IAI un

2 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1822.

s

CO

1635 brevifolium L.

short-leaved

Jilt O un

ljjl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1800.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 176. 189

187. SET A'RIA Beauv. SETARIA.

(Seta, a bristle :

the

involucrum.)

G:

ramk

nefe. 26.— 35.

1636 sericea Beauv.
16.37 verticillata Beauv.

silky
whorled

Jilt O un

Jilt O w

1J my.s
1J jl.au

Ap
Ap

W. Indies 1780. S
England moi.fi. S

CO
CO

Eng. hot. 874

1638 viridis ^awy.

green

Jilt O w

lijl.au

Ap

England san.fi

. s

CO

Eng. bot. 875

1639 pumila /,&.

dwarf

Jilt O un

1 jl.au

Ap

1819.

s

CO

16K) maerochaj'ta Spr.
1641 purpurascens Hum.
1642 intermedia 7?oM

long-haired
purpurascent
intermediate

Jilt O un
jut O un

Jilt RTJ un

2 jl.au
2 jl.s
ljjl.au

Ap
Ap
Ap

1819.
Brazil 1822.
R Indies 1821.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

1643 Weinmannt R. & S.

Weinman's

jut O un

1J jl.s

Ap

Teneriffe 1816.

s

CO

1644 glauca Beauv.
1645 helvola R. 8f S.

glaucous
pale red

Jilt O un
Jilt O un

ljjl.au
4 jl.au

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1771.
E. Indies 1821.

s
s

CO
CO

Hostgr. 2. 16

1646 erubescens R &S.

erubescent

Jilt RTJ un

1 jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1818.

s

CO

1647 geniculata Horn.

jointed

jut O un

ljjl.au

Ap

1805.

s

CO

1648 maritima Pair.

sea-side

Jilt O un

H Jl.s

Ap

1816.

s

CO

1649 germanica Beauv.
1650 italica 7&aww.

German
Italian

jut O ag
Jilt O ec

Is* jl.au

. "

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1548.
India 1816.

s
s

CO
CO

Host gr. 2. 16
Ru.am.5.76.£

1651 composita H. & B.

compound

Jilt O un

2 jl.au

A>

S. Amer. 1824.

s

CO

1652 cylindrica 7f. $ s.

cylindrical

IJjl.s

Ap

1819.

s

CO

1653 setdsa Beauv.

setose

jut O un

2J jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1804.

s

CO

1654 polyst&hya R. $8.

many-spiked

mit Ol un

§ jt.S

Ap

Brazil 1824.

s

CO

ORDER IL

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

25

1655 tenacissima R. S;S.

1656 Pennisetum R. $ S.
16f>7 scandens Spr.
lt>53 aurfcoma Lk.
16.iy aspera Lk.

1660 muricata Lk.

1661 cenchroides R. Sf S.

most tenacious Jilt

Pennisetum Jilt

scandent Jilt

golden-hairea

rough

prickly

Cenchrus-like

§un 2

un 2

O un 3

jut O un 1*

jilt A un 2

jilt O un 1

jut O un 1

Brazil 1819. S
S. Amer. 1821. S

1820.

1818.

C. G. H. 1820.
N. Amer. 1818.
Cayenne 1821.

CO

co

S co
S co
S co
S co
S co

188. ECHINO'CHLOA Beauv. PIMCKLY GRASS. (Echinos, a hedgehog, c/iloa, grass.) Graminece. 8. —
Ii2 stagnina Beauv. stagnant Jilt O un 3 jl.au Ap E, Indies 1802. S co

I»(i2 itagnlna Beauv. stag

1663 commutata R. S; S. changed
Paiiicum stagninum Host

1664 intermedia R. $ S. intermediate

1665 erythrosperma R.$S. red-seeded

1666 crus-corvi Beauv. crow's-foot

1667 crus-galli Beauv. cock's-foot
Paiiicum crus-galli E. B.

1668 eehinata R. 4- S. prickly

1669 setigera R. Sf S. setigerous

jilt O un

3 jl.au

Ap

jlli O un

14 jl.au

Ap

jilt O un

H Jl-au

Ap

jut O un

1 jl.au

Ap

jilt O uu

1 jl.au

Ap

jilt O cu

1| jl.au

Ap

jilt O un
Jilt Ol cu

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

AP

Ap

Hungary 1802. S co Host gr. 3. 51

1818. S co

1818. *S co

E. Indies 1781. S
Britain moi.fi. S

co

co Eng. bot. 876

N. Amer. 1818. S
E. Indies 1820. S

189. ORTHOPO'GON R Br. ORTHOPOGOV. (Orthos, straight, pogon, a beard.)

1670 hirtellus R. Br.

1671 undulatifolius Spr

1672 Burmanni R. Br.

1673 iromoides R. Sf S.

/oliaceus Spr.

1674 compositus R. Br.
1675africanus G.Don

hairy
wavy-leaved
Burman's
Bromus-like

compound
African

6.— 28.

jilt O un
jut Tj] un
jut RTi un

Oplismenus africanus Beauv.

190. MONA'CHNE Beauv. MONACHNE.
1676 unilateral Beauv. one-sided
.A/ilium villusum Lk.

Jilt [D] un
jut O un

1 jn.jl

1 jl.au

1 jajl
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Ap
Ap

Graminece.

W. 'Indies 1795. S co
S. Europe 1795. S co Host gr. 3. 52
E. Indies 1800. S
Trinidad 1820. S

Bur. in. 12. 1
Ru. am. 6. 5. 2

Ceylon
Africa

1818.

1824.

H. pfl. 12. 96. 1
Beau.ovv. 2. 67.1

(Monos, one, achne, a glume.) Graminece. 1.
un 3 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1819. S co SI. jam. 14. 2

191. PENICILLA'RIA Beauv. PENICILLAUIA. (Penicillus, a pencil ; in allusion to the spikes.) Graminece. 2.

1677 ciliata W. ciliated Jilt Q un 2 jl.s Ap Jamaica 1748. S co Plk. al. 92. 5

1678 spicata W. spiked jilt O un 2 jn.jl Ap India 1592. S co Plk. al. 32. 4

Graminece. 1.

(Isos, equal, achne, a glume.) Gramin

A un 1 jn.jl Ap N. Holl. 1820. S bog

192. ISA'CHNE R. Br. ISACJINE.

1679 australis R. Br. southern

193. ZAPPA'GO Schreb. LAPPAGO. (Lappa, the burdock; with rough prickly flowers.) Graminece. 1.

1680 racemosa Schreb. racemose jut O cu 1 jl.au Ap S. Europe 1771. S co Host gr. 1. 36

194. STI'PA L.
1681 pennata L.

FEATHER GRASS. (Stype, a silky or feathery substance.) Graminece. 12. — 37.
feathered Jilt A or 2 jl.au Ap Britain al.roc. D s.l Eng. bot. 1356

1682 humilis Cav.

low

jut O cu

i jl.au

Ap

S. Amer. 1802.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 5. 466. 1

168:3 torcilis Desf.

twisted

jilt A un

1 jl.au

Ap

Greece 1820.

D

P 1

Fl.gr. 86

1684 Lagascrf? R. & S.

Lagasca's

jut A un

1§ jl.au

Ap

Spain 18'20.

D

P!I

Desf. at. 1. 28

1685 tenacissima L.

most tenacioi

is Jilt A cu

2£ jl.au

Ap

Spain 1817.

D

CO

Desf. at. 1. 30

1686 capillata L.

long-haired

jilt A cu

2 jl.au

Ap

Europe 1815.

I)

CO

Host gr. 3.5

1687 Juncea L.

Hush-leaved

Jilt A cu

3 jl

Ap

France 1772.

D

CO

FI. gr. 1. 85 '

1688 gigantea Lag.

giant

Jilt A cu

3 jl.au

Ap

Spain 1823.

D

s.p

1689 aristella L.

awned

Jilt A un

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1819.

D

p.l

FLgr.87

1690 bicolor Vahl

two-colored

Jilt A un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Araer. 1820.

D

1 P

Cav. ic. 5.466. 2

169 Iconftrta R. $ S.

crowded

Jilt A cu

2 jl.au

Ap

1819.

1)

I'P

1692 sibirica Lam.

Siberian

Jilt A cu

3 jl.au

Ap

Siberia 1777.

D

CO

Gm. si. 1. 22

195. ARISTI'DAZ.

ARISTIDA.

(Arista, an ear of corn.)

Graminece.

2. -14.

, 169,3 vagans R. Br.

wandering

Jilt iAI cu

2 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1816.

D

p.l

Cav. ic. 5. 471

1694 stipoides R. Br.

Stipa-like

jilt Al cu

If jn.jl

Ap

N. Holl. 1826.

S

196. CH^TA'RIA Beauv. CHJSTARIA (Chaite, an awn or bristle.) Graminece. 4. — 21.

1695 adscensionis Beauv. ascension Jilt El un 1 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1820. S co SI. jam. 1. 2. 56
Aristida adscensionis W. -

1696 hy" strix Benuv. porcupine Jilt (23 un 2 jl.au Ap E. Indies 1820. S co Pluk. al. 191. 5

1697 divaricata Hum. divaricate Jilt ,AJ un 2 jl.au Ap S. Amer. 1818. S co Jac. ec. 6

1698 ca^rulescens R. Sj S. ceerulescent Jlit O un 2 jl.au Ap Canaries 1818. S co Desf. at. 1. 21. 2

197. CH^ETU'RUS Lk. CHJETURUS. (Chcete, a head of hair, oura, a tail; silky panicles.) Graminece 1—2

1699 fasciculatus Lk. bundled Jllk O un | jl.s Ap Spain 1816. S co

198. LAGU'RUS L. HARE'S-TAIL GRASS. (Lagos, a hare, oura, a tail.) Graminece. 1.

1700 ovatus L. ovate-spiked Jilt O cu 1 jn Ap Guernsey bor. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1384

! 199. ECHINOPO'GON Beauv. ECHINOPOGON. (Echinos, prickly, pogon, a beard.) Graminece. 1

1701 ovatus Beauv. ovate jilt _AI un 1 jl.au Ap N. Holl. 1820. S p.s Lab. n. h. 1. 21
^grostis ovatus Lab.

200 HIERO'CHLOE Gm. HIEROCHLOE. (Hieros, holy, chloe, grass.) Graminece. 3.— 7.
H702borealis R.&;S. northern Jilt A cu 1 my.jn Ap Scotland moun. D co Gr. wo. 167. ic.

fldlcu8 borealia Schr. odoratus L.

1703 australis R. S; S. southern Jilt A cu 1 jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1777. Deo

1704 fragrans R. & S. sweet-scented Jilt A cu 1 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1777. D co
/folcus odoratus MX.

201. POLYPCKGON Desf. POLYPOGO.V. (Poly, many, pogon, a beard.) Graminece. 5. — 15.

I 705 monspelit^nsis Desf. Montpelier Jilt O pr 1 jl.au

.7061ittoralisSw. shore jilt O pr 1 jl.au
^grostis littoralis E. B.

707 maritimus W. sea-side jilt O un 1 jl.au

708 tataricus Fis. Tartarian jilt O un 1 jl.au
,709 glomeratus IV. glomerated jilt Q un li jl.au

^grostis setosus Hfuhl

Ap
Ap

Ap
Ap
Ap

Britain
Britain

way s. S co
sea s. D co

Eng. bot. 1704
Eng. bot. 1251

S. Europe 1817. S
Tartary 1820. S
N. Amer. 1826. S

202. GASTRI'DIUM Beauv. GASTRIDIUM. (Gastridion, a little swelling.) Graminece. 2.

110 australe Beauv. southern Jt Q ag £ jl.au Ap Britain san. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1107

A/nium lendi'gerum E. B.
711 mfiticum Spr. beardless * Qunlinjl.au Ap Sicily 1819. S co

26

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS III.

203. ^GRO'STIS L.
1712 stolonifera L.
2 latifolia Sin.

BENT GRASS. (The Greek name for all grasses. Astros, a field.)
creeping Fiorin „* A ag 1 jl Ap Britain moi.m.
broad-leaved ^ A ag 1 jl Ap Britain mo. pa.

GramiT>ea;. 40.— 110.
C h.l Eng. bot. 1552
S co Gr.wo.225 ic.

S angustifolia Sin.
4 aristata Sin.

narrow-leaved
awned

S

A
A

ag
ag

1 Jl
1 jl

Ap

Britain mo. pa.
Britain mo. pa.

S
S

CO
CO

tir.wo.olb. ic.
Gr.wo.345.ic.

5 nemoralis Sin.

grove

n*

A

ag

1 jl

Ap

Britain woods.

S

CO

6 palustris Sin.

marsh

A

1 Jl

Ap

Britain mar.

S

CO

1713 diff'usa Host

diffuse

Alii;

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Austria 1818.

D

CO

Host gr. 4. 55

1714 neglecta Schr.
1715 capillSris Sm.
1716 tenella R. %S.

neglected
capillary
slender

jiit

A
A

A

un
un
un

1 jl.au
Jjl.au
1 jl.au

Ap
AP
Ap

Pannonia 1820.
Caucasus 1825.
Tyrol 1821.

1)
D
U

CO
CO
CO

Sm. ic. in. 3. 54
Sc. ger. 1.5.1

11 11 spuria R. 8f S.

spurious

.jiii,

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Pannonia 1826.

D

CO

Host gr. 4.51

1718 decumbens Host

decumbent

Jllli

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Pannonia 1819.

D

CO

Hostpr. 4. 54

1719 alba L.

white Fiorin

y

A

ag

14 jl

Ap

Britain mar.

S

m.s

Gr.wo.342.ic.

2 purpurascens

purpurascent

^

A

•f

1 Jl

Ap

Britain mar.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 118

3 vivipara

viviparous

S|

A

ag

1 Jl

Ap

Britain mar.

s

CO

1720 dulcis Sm.

sweet

jli

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Greece 1818.

D

CO

1721 tenuitolia Bieb.

fine-leaved

JlUi

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Caucasus 1820.

D

CO

1722 patula Gau.

spreading

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Switzerl. 1818.

D

CO

1723 valentina R. Sf S.

Valentia

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

France 1819.

D

CO

1724 gigantea Roth
1725 dubia L«?rs

gigantic
doubtful

Jilt
Jilt

A

A

un

Ull

2 jl.au
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap

Caucasus 1820.
Germany 1818.

D

D

CO
CO

Sc. ger. 1. 11. 2
Lee. her. 4. 4

1726frondosa Ten.

frondose

jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Italy 1824.

D

CO

1727 vulgaris JE. A

common

r*

A

w

14Ji.au

Ap

Britain me. pa.

S

1

Eng. bot. 1671

1728 ambigua R. % S.
1729Juress» Lk.

ambiguous
Juress's

JUJi

A
A

un
un

1 jl
1 jn.jl

AP
Ap

Europe 1819.
Germany 1820.

D
D

CO
CO

Host gr. 56

1730 aspera MX.

rough

Jilt

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

1)

CO

1731 capensis Thun.

Cape

Jilt

A

un

•^ in jl

Ap

C. G. H. 1818.

D

CO

1732 virginica W.

Virginian

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

Lab. n. h. 1. 23

1733 maritima Lam.

sea-side

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

France 1818.

D

CO

1734 versicolor Stev.
1735 debilis Poir.

party-colored
weak

Jilt
Jilt

A
A

un
un

1 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

Caucasus 1820.
France 1818.

D
1)

CO

CO

1736 Forsteri R. & S.

Forster's

Jilt

A

un

I2 jn.jl

Ap

Austria 1821.

D

CO

1737hispida W.

hispid

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Europe 1805.

S

CO

1738 sylvatica L.

wood

Jilt

A

un

f JM

Ap

Britain woods.

S

m.s

Lee. her. 4. 3

1739 varia Host

variable

Jilt

A

un

Ap

Germany 1817.

D

CO

1740 latifolia Otto

broad-leaved

Jilt

A

un

1±S jnjl

Ap

Germany 1826.

D

CO

1741 Tenorii Otto

Tenore's

Jilt

A

un

H jnjl

Ap

Italy 1826.

D

CO

1742 plebeia R. Br.

plebeian

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1806.

1)

CO

1743 ae'mula R. Br.

rival

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1822.

I)

CO

1744 Billardierz R. Br.

La Billardier's

Jlli

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1806.

D

CO

Lab. n. h. 1. 31

1745 verticillata W.

Jilt

0

un

1 jnjl

Ap

S. Europe 1800.

B

CO

1746 spica-venti W.
1747 interrupts L.
1748 pallida Dec.

windward-spkd Jilt
interrupted Jilt
pale Jilt

0

8

cu
un
un

4 jn.jl
2 jl.au
i jn.jl

4

Ap
Ap

England san. fi. S
S. Europe 1820. S
France 1819. S

6.1
CO
CO

Eng. bot. 951
Host gr. 48

1749 purpurea Gaw.
1750 paucifl6ra R. $ S.

few-flowered

jUt

O un
A cu

1 jnjl
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap

Vallesia 1821.
Switzerl. 1824.

S
D

CO
CO

1751 retrofracta W. en.

retrofracted

Jilt

A

un

2 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl. 1806.

S

S.I

204. TRICHCKCHLOA Dec. TRICHOCHLOA.

( Thrix, hair

, chloa

, grass.) Graminea!. 6. — 30.

1752 longiseta Trin. long-awned Jilt A cu"
^grostis tenuiflora Muhl. Cinna tenuiflora Lk.
1753 mexicana Trin. Mexican jut A cu

1 jl.au

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1820.
Mexico 1780.

S

s

CO
CO

Wil. h. b.12

^4grostis mexicana

L. dnna mexid

ina

Bet

'.UV.

1754 foliosa Trin.

leafy

jilt

A

cu

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

s

CO

^gr6stis filiformisJ

V. annafilif6rm

isZ

jT

1755 sobolifera Trin.

soboliferous

jut

cu

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

s

CO

1756 microspe'rma Dec.

small-seeded

jilt

cu

1 jl.au

Ap

Mexico 1820.

s

CO

JgroatM microspen

na Lag.

1757 capillaris Dec.

capillary

jut

A

cu

4 jl.au

Ap

Carolina 1818.

s

CO

205. TRICHO'DIUM MX. TRICHODIUM.

(Thrix, hair, eidos, like ; inflorescence.)

Graminea:. 12 18.

1758 caninum Schr.

dog i

vl!fj

A

w

If jl.au

Ap

Britain pas.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1856

1759 alpinum R.fyS.

alpine

1 jut

A

un

£ jnjl

Ap

Europe 1821.

D

CO

Sc. ger. 1. 3. 4

1760 rupestre R.&S.

rock

jut

A

un

1 Jl

Ap

S. Europe 1815.

S

CO

Sc. ger. 1. 3. 5

1761 neglectum R.$S.

neglected

jiit

A

un

4 Jnjl

Ap

Pannonia 1819.

1)

CO

1762 flavescens Host

flavescent

jin

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1817.

D

CO

Host gr. 4. 52

1763setaceum R.SfS.

bristly

jut

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Britain dr. he.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1188

1764rubrum Schult.

red

jut

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Lapland 1820.

D

CO

1165 hjrbridum Schult.

hybrid

jut

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1821.

D

CO

1766 diffusum Lk.

diffuse

jut1

A

un

1 Jl

Ap

1816.

S

CO

1767 decumbens MX.

decumbent

JUt

A

ag

2 jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1786.

S

CO

Fras. mon. ic.

1768 iaxiflorum MX.

loose- flowered

jut

O)

un

2 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.

s

CO

Mic. am. 1. 8

1769elegans Thore

elegant

jut

0

un

4 Jnjl

Ap

France 1818.

D

CO

Thore j. 2

206. TKI'STEGIS Nees. TRISTEGIS. (Treis, three, stege, a covering; three glumes.) Gram'mece. \

1770 glutinosa Nees clammy jUi A cu j jn.jl Ap 1822. S co Neesh.b.7

207. SPORO'BOLUS R. Br. SPOROBOLUS. (Sporos, a seed, ballo, to cast forth.) Graminea:. 5. — 10

1771 Indicus R. Br. Indian jllii O cu 2 au.o Ap India 1773. S co SI. jam. 1. 73. 1

1772 purpurascens Beauv. purpurascent *
.dgrostis purpurascens Sum.

1773 tenacissimus Beauv. most tenacious

1774 elongatus R. Br. elongated

1775 diandrus Beauv. diandrous
Agrostis diandrus Retz.

208. AIRO'PSISDew. AIROPSIS.

1776 globosa Desv. globose

1777 obtusata Desv. obtuse-valved

1778 Candollej Desv. Decandolle's

Poa crgrostidea Dec. Aira rtgrostidea Lots.

1779 brevifolia R. & S. short-leaved W A cu
Alra brevifolia Ph.

209. PERIBA'LIA Trin. PERIBALIA.

1780 hispaniea Trin. Spanish
Alia, involucrata Cav.

l|au.s Ap W. Indies 1806. S co

JHt O

cu
cu

| au.s
2 au.s
1 au.s

AP
Ap

Ap

E. Indies

N. Holl.
E. Indies

1801.
1820.
1820.

S
S
S

CO
CO
CO

(Aira,
Jilt A un
jilt A un
Jilt A cu

hair grass, opsis,
1 jn.jl Ap
1 jnjl Ap
1 jn.jl Ap

like.) Graminea!.
France 1826. D co
Carolina 1826. D co
S. Europe 1820. S co

Jac. ic. 16

4.— 6.
Thore j. 1.7.3

Dec. ic. 1

1 jnjl Ap Missouri 1818. S co

(Periballo, to encompass.)
O un 1 jn Ap Spain

Graminea!. 1.
1820. S co

Cav. ic 44 1

ORDER II.

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

27

210. PSA'M MA Beauv. MAT GRASS. (Psammos, sand ; its place of growth.) Gramineee. 1. — 2.

1781 arenaria Beauv. sand Jilt A cu 2 jn.jl Ap Britain sea co. S s Eng. bot. 520
^rundo arenaria E. B.

211. CRY'PSIS H. K. CRYPSIS. (Krypto, to conceal ; the flowers concealed in the leaves.) Gramineee. 3. — 8.

1782 aculeata H. K. prickly Jilt Q un f au Ap S. Europe 1783. S co Host gr. 1. 31

1783 alopecuroides Schr. Foxtail-like Jilt O un £ jl.au Ap Germany 1816. S co Host gr. 1.29
Hele6chloa alopecuroides Host. Phalaris crypsoides Urv.

1784 schcenoides Lam. Rush-like Jilt O un £ au Ap S. Europe 1783. S co Host gr. 30

212. ^LOPECU'RUS L. FOXTAIL GRASS.

1785 bulbosus L. bulbous Jilt A

1786 arundinaceus Pair. Reed-like Jilt A

1787 macr6stachys Pair, long-spiked Jilt A

1788 colobachnoides R. % S. Colobachne-lk Jilt A

1789 brachystachys Bieb. short-spiked

1790 pratensis L.

1791 nigricans Horn.

1792 alpinus E. B.

1793 agrestis L.

1794 geniculatus L.

1795 fulvus E. B.

1796 utriculatus Pers.

1797 ramosus Pair.

1798 ventric6sus Pers.

1799 echinatus Thun.

213. PHLE'UM L. C/

1800 pratense L.

1 majus Sin.

2 minus Sin.

1801 nod6sum L.

1802 Bertolimi R. & S.
stoloniferum Bert. ?

1803 alpinum

1804 Micheli? W. en.

1805 commutatum Gau.

1806 felinum Sm.

1807 echinatum Host

1808 Gerard/ AU.

meadov

blackish

Alpine

wild

jointed

M.vi&.spiked

bladdered

branching

ventricose

hedgehog

.T'S-TAIL GRASS.
meadow
larger
smaller
knotted
Bertolini's

Alpine

Micheli's

changed

cat's

hedgehog

Gerard's

Jlfc A

jut A

jut A

jut O

£ A

jut A

jtt O

jut A

jilt E2

(Alopex, a fox, oura, a tail.) Gramineee. 15. — 22.

w 1 jl Ap England sal. m. S m.s Eng. bot. 1249

ag 2 jn.jl Ap Europe 1826. D co

cu lijn.au Ap Barbary 1826. S co

cu 1| jn.au Ap Siberia 1826. S co

cu lijn.au Ap Siberia 1820. S co

ag 2 my Ap Britain mea. S h.l Eng. bot. 759

ag 4 jn.jl Ap Europe 1815. S co Jac. ec. 13

cu fmy.jn Ap Scotland sc.mo. S s.l Eng. bot. 1126

w 1| jl.au Ap Britain ro. sid. S s.l Eng. bot. 848

w 1 my.au Ap, Britain mea. S m.s Eng. bot. 1250

w 1 jn Ap England ponds. S m.s Eng. bot. 1467

un 1 jl.au Ap Italy 1777. S co Host gr. 3. 7

un 1 jn.jl Ap Carolina 1819. D co

un 1 jn.jl Ap France 1821. D co

un I jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1825. S co

(Greek name for Typha ?, applied by L. to this plant.) Gramineee. 9.—
Jilt A ag ' 2 jl Ap Britain me. pa. S m.s Eng. bot. 1076

Jilt A ag 2 jl Ap Britain me. pa. S co Gr. wo. 195. ic.

Jilt A ag 2 jl Ap Britain me. pa. S co Gr. wo. 197. ic.

Jilt A w l|jl.s Ap Britain Wales. S co Fl. dan. 380
jilt A un 1 jnjl Ap Italy 1826. D co

Scotland sc. alp. S h.l
Scotland al. roc. S co
Valesia 1820. D co
Greece 1819. S co
S. Europe 1818. S co
France 1820. D co

Eng. bot. 519
Eng. bot. 2265

Host gr. 3. 11
Jac. ic. 301

214. ACHNODCXNTON Beauv. ACHNODOTON.

1809 Bellard* Beauv. Bellardi's Jilt A un
Phalaris Bellardi W.

slender m Q un

215. CHILO'CHLOA Beauv. CHILOCHLOA.
1811 Bo3hm£ri Beauv. Bcehmer's Jilt O
Phl£um Bcehmt'K E. B.

(Achne, a chaff or husk, odous, a tooth.) Gramineee. 2.
| jn.jl Ap Spain 1798. S co

1 jn.jl Ap Mesopota. 1804. S co Bar. ic. 14. 1

(Chilos, fodder, chloa, grass.) Gramineee. 5. — 6.
1£ jl.s Ap England plains. S co Eng. bot. 459

1812 cuspidata R. $ S. cuspidate

Allt

A

un

* jn.jl

Ap

Austria 1821. D

CO

Host gr. 4. 20

1813aspera R.SfS. rough

jUt

0

w

1 jl.au

Ap

England hea. Sj

CO

Eng. bot. 1077

Phleum paniculatum E. B.

1814 annua R. $ S. annual

jut

0

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Caucasus 1821. 8

CO

Phleum annuum Bieb.

1815 arenaria Schr. sand

JUt

O

w

ijl.au

Ap

England sea.co. S

CO

Eng. bot. 222

Phalaris arenaria E. B.

216. PHA'LARIS L. CANARY GRASS.

(Phalaros

, brilliant

; having shining seeds.) Gramineee. 13. — 23.

1816 canari£nsis L. Canary

Jllb

0

ag

2 jn.au

Ap

Britain unc. pi. S

r.m

Eng. bot 1310

1817 aquatica H. K. water
1818 minor Retz. smaller

JJ

0
O

un
un

H Jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Ap

Egypt 1778. S
S. Europe 1823. S

CO
CO

Host gr. 2. 38

1819 commutata R. % S. changed

jut

or

1 jn.jl

Ap

Italy 1823. S

CO

Bar. ic. 700. 2

1820 cap£nsis Thun. Cape

jUt

O

un

Ap

C. G. H. 1804. S

CO

1821 caerulescens Desf. cserulescent

Jilt

un

1 jnjl

Spain 1818. S

S.1

Bux. c. 4. 53

1822 nitida Presl shining
1823 quadrivalvis Lag. fbur-valved
1824 appendiculata R.SfS. appendiculate
1825 parad6xa L. paradoxical
1826 microstachya Dec. small-spiked

Jilt
Jilt

JUt

0
0

8

un
un
or
un
un

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1 jnjl

1*6$

A?
Ap
Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1820. S
Spain 1824. S
Egypt 1820. S
Levant 1687. S
N. Amer. 1826. S

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

Host gr. 2. 40

1827 bulWsa Cav. bulbous
1828 nodosa Bieb. knotty

Allt

jUt

A
A

un

K Jnjj
1J jn.jl

Ap
Ap

Spain 1798. S
S. Europe 1820. D

CO
CO

Cav. ic. 1. 64

217. DE'GRAPHIS Trin. DEGRAPHIS. (Dis, twice, grapho, to mark.)

1829 arundinacea Trin. Reed-like Jilt A w 3 jl Ap Britain
Ar&ndo colorata E. B.

2variegata variegated jilt A or 3 jl Ap Britain gard. S co

1830 americana Ell. American jilt A un 3 jl Ap N. Amer. 1820. S co
Phalaris arundinacea MX.

218. CORYNE'PHORUS Beauv. CLUB GRASS.

Gramine^. 2.—
riv.ba. S co Eng. bot. 402

1831 canescens Beauv.
A\ra. canescens E. B.
1832 articulatus Beauv.

219. ./41'RA Z/.
1833 pulchella W.
1834 flexuosa L.
1835 caryophyllea L.
1836 versicolor R. Se. S.
1837 atropurpiarea Wahl.
1838 lendigera Lag.
1839 humilis Bieb.
1840 refracta Las.
1841 glabrata Brot.
1842 pallens Spr.
1843 arundinacea L.
1844 semineutra Kit.

canescent Jilt
jointed jilt

HAIR GRASS.

pretty jilt
flexuous jilt
Clove-pi nk-lvd Jilt
party-colored Jilt
dark-purple jilt
maggot-bearingjllt
dwarf jut
refracted JiUi
smooth jilt
pale jilt
Reed-like jut
half-neuter jilt

7? 6. O

Aw |jl.au Ap England san.sh. S s.l Eng. bot 1190
A cu f jl.au Ap S. Europe 1816. S co Desf. at 1. 13

(The Greek name of our Lolium.) Gramineee. 12. — 18.
O un $jn Ap Spain 1820. S s
Aw 1 jlau Ap Britain hea. S s.l Eng. bot 1519
Qw ijl Ap Britain sa.pas. S s.l Eng. bot 812
A un | jn.jl Ap Spain 1821. D co
A un 1 s Ap Finmark 1820. S co Fl. dan. 961
O un i jn.jl Ap Spain 1826. D co
A un 1 jn.jl Ap Caucasus 1826. D co
A un 1 jn.jl Ap Spain 1825. D co
A un 1 jn.jl Ap Portugal 1820. D co
A un 1 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1820. S co
A cu 3 jl.au Ap Cumana 1817. S co
A cu 1 jl.au Ap Hungary 1812. S co

28

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS III.

220. CATABRO'SA Beauv. CATABROSA.

1845 aquatica Beauv. aquatic =fe A
Aim aquatica E. B.

1846 viridula R. # S. greenish =fe A

(Katabrosis, food.) Graminece. 2. —

cu 1$ my.jn Ap England rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 1557

jn.jl Ap

1816. D aq

221. DESCHA'MPS/^ Beauv. DESCHAMPSIA. (M. Deschamps, M.D. a French botanist.) Graminece. 11.— 14.
jilt A w 3 jn.jl Ap Britain m. sp. S co Eng. bot. 1453

1847 caespitosa Beauv.
Aira. casspitosa L.
2 vivipara

1848 glomerata G. Don

1849 lasvigata R. $ S.
Air a Isevigata Sm.

1850 alpina R. & S.

1851 bottnica Trin.
Aira. bottnica Wdhl.

1852 montana G. Don
Aira montana L.

1853 ambigua Beauv.

1854 discolor R. $ S.

1855 j'uncea Beauv.

1856 media R. # S.

tufted

viviparous
glomerated
smooth-leaved

Alpine
Bottnica

3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

I jl.au

II Jn.jl
3 jn.jl

Ap Britain m. sp. S co
Ap Scotland moun. S co
Ap Scotland sc. alp. S co Eng. bot. 2102

Ap
Ap

Denmark 1819. S co Fl. dan. 961
Bottnia 1816. S co Wa. lap. 1.4

mountain JlUi A un £ jn.jl Ap Lapland 1817. S co Stel. gr. •

ambiguous
two-colored
Kush-like
mediate

m A

jiin A

m. A

M A

un 2 jn.jl
un

un

11 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
1 jujl

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1821.
France 1817.
S. Europe 1819.

Montpel. 1817. S co

222. ERIA'CHNE R.Br. ERIACHNE.
1857 obtusa R. Br. obtuse

Aira. truncata MM.

(Eric
A cu

i, wool, achne, a glume.) Graminece. 1. — 8.

1 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1819. S co Ac. pet. 11. 7

OAT GRASS.
early

223. j4VE'NA L.

1858 prse'cox Beauv.
Aira. pra'cox E. B.

1859 brevis Roth

1860 alba Dec.

1861 orientalis Schreb.

1862 sativa L.

1 melanosperma

2 leucosperma

1863 nuda L.

1864 fatua L.

1865 sterilis L.

1866 hirsuta Roth

1867 sempervirens Vil.

1868 fallax Dec.
1869setacea Vil.

1870 pratensis L.

1871 />romoides Gou.

1872 planiculmis Schr.

1873 versicolor Vil.

1874 pumila Desf.

224. TRISE'TUM Pers. TRISETUM.

1875 striatum Pers. striated
Avena. striata Lam.

1876 tenue R. &j S. slender m O un

1877 LoflingiaHMm R. & S. Lcefling's Jilt O un

1878 pensylvanicum2feawe>.Pennsylvanian Allt O un

1879 neglectum R. fyS. neglected Jllk O un

1880 micranthum R. $ S. small-flowered Jilt O un

1881 parvifiorum Pers. small-flowered Jilit O un

jilt o or

jilt o un

jut o ""

jut A w

short Jl

JbO

u n

f

jn.jl

white Jl
eastern Ji

18

un
ag

I

3

jn.jl
jn.jl

cultivated Jl

lk O

3

jn.jl

black-seeded Jl

it O

ag

3

jn.jl

white-seeded

ag

3

jn.jl

naked

ag

2

jn.jl

insipid J

0

w

4

an

barren

o

cu

4

jl.au

hirsute

o

un

3

jn.s

evergreen

A

un

1

jn.jl

doubtful J

A

un

1

jn.jl

setaceous J

A

un

1

jn.jl

meadow

A

ag

1

jn.jl

Bromus-like

A

un

».l

flat-stalked

A

un

2

jnjl

party-colored

A

un

J

dwarf

A

un

1

jnjl

(Aten, from etan, to <
O w | my.jn Ap

Ap

AP
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

it,Ceft.) Graminece. 17. —40.
Britain hea. S co Eng. bot. 1296

Germany 1804.

France 1820.

1798.

Britain cor. fi.
Barbary 1640.
Barbary 1798.
Germany 1820.
France 1824.
France 1825.
Britain me. pa,
France 1820.
Germany 1821.
S. Europe 1819.
N. Africa 1825.

S co Host gr. 3.42

1) co

S co

S r.m

S co

S co

S r.m

S co
co

S
S

D co
D co
D co
S h.l
D co
D co
D co
D co

Host gr. 3. 44
Host gr. 2. 59

Host gr. 3. 43
Host gr. 2. 58
Host gr. 2. 57

(Treis, three, seta, a bristle.) Graminece.
O un 11 jl.au Ap S. Europe 1804. S co

1882^1opecurus JR. $ S. Fox-tail

1883 condensatum R. fy S. condensed

1884 pilosum Bieb. pilose

1885 pubescens R. # S. downy
Av£na pubescens E. B.

1886 rigidum Bieb. rigid

1887 alpinum R. % S. alpine

Avina. planiculmis E. B. alpina E. F.

1888 carpaticum R. <§• S. Carpathian J
188.9 flavescens R. S( S. flavescent J

Avena. flavescens E. B.

1890 alpestre Beauv. mountain J

1891 brevifolium R. SfS. short-leaved j

1892 arg&iteum R. % S. silvery j

1893 distichophyllum Vil. distich -leaved J

1894 airoides Beauv. Aira-like J

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
6 jl
1 jnjl
1 jn.jl

1 jn.jl

2 jn.jl
11 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
lljl.au

Jllk A un 1 jn.jl
M A w

O un
A w

A un
A un
A un
A
O un

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap

Ap

Ap

jn.jl Ap

S. Europe 1820. S

Spain 1770. S

N. Amer. 1785. S

Italy 1826. S

1826. S

Italy 1820. S

1816. S

Sicily 1819. S

Iberia
Britain

co
CO

co
co
co
co
co
CQ

1818. S, co
ch. pa. D s.l

Caucasus 1819. D co
Britain sc. alp. D co

Vil. del. 2. 5

Vil. del. 2. 5
Eng. bot. li'04

Sc. ger.6.2
Vil. del. 2. 4. 5

20.— 35.
Lee. her. 9. 3

Host gr. 2. 55
Cav. ic. 1. 45. 1

Savi pis. 1. 1. 4
Desf. at. 1.32

Eng. bot. 1640

Eng. bot. 2141

Austria
Britain

1824. S co Host gr. 4. 31
... S co Eng. bot. 952

jn.jl
jn.jl

11 jn.jl
I jn.s
* jn.jl

Ap
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap

Europe 1819.
S. Europe 1818.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1796.
Switzerl. 1800.

D co

S co

S co

D co

S co

Host gr. 3. 39
Hostgr 3.40
Host gr. 2. 53
Host gr. 2. 53
Host gr. 2. 45

225. TRICH^S'TA Beauv. THICHJETA. (Treis, three, chtete, a bristle.) Graminece. I.

1895 ovata Beauv. ovate JL A un — jn.au Ap S. Europe 1824. S co Cav. ic. 6. 591. 2

2?romus ovatus Cav. Trisetum ovatum Pers. ^vena ovata Spr.

226. DANTHO'N7.4 Dec. DANTHONIA. (M.Dantholne,

1896 longifolia R. Br. long-leaved. Jilt tAI un 2 jl.au

1897 semiannularis R. Br. semi-annular Jilt LA) un 2 jl.au
/frundo semiannularis Lab.

1898 pilosa R. Br. pilose

1899 provincialis Dec. Provence
^4vena provincialis Pair.

1900 strigosa Beauv. strigose
^vena strigosa E. B.

1901 spicata S\ut. spiked
«4v(?na glumacea MX.

1902 sericea Nut. silky

1903 macrantha R. % S. long-flowered

1904 curvifolia R. 8( S. curved-leaved

1905 calycina R. &( S. targe-calyxed

a French botanist.) Graminece. 10. — 18.
Ap N. Holl. 1823. S co
Ap N. Holl. 1823. S co Lab. n. h.l. 3

Jllk iAI un
jitti O un

1

jl.au
jn.jl

Ap
Ap

N. Holl. 1823.
S. Europe 1821.

S
S

CO
CO

Vil. del. 2. 2. 9

m o

w

3

jn.jl

Ap

Britain

hed.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1266

jut o

un

2

jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1824.

s

CO

Stf

u n
un

2
2

jnl!

Ap
Ap

N. Amer.
C. G. H.

182G.
181U.

s

B

CO
CO

jilt i Al

un

1

jnjl

Ap

C. G. H.

1816.

s

co

jilt iAI un

2

jn.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1818.

s

CO

227. GAUDI'NZ4 Beauv. GAUDINIA.
1906 fragilis Beauv. brittle

Avtnz fragilis L.

(M. Gaudin, a Swiss botanist.)
A un 1-J jn.au Ap Spain

Graminece. 1.
1778. D co Host gr. 2. 54

ORDER II.

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

29

228. CENTOTHE'CA Desv. CENTOTHECA. (Kenteo, to prick, t/ieca, a sheath.) Graminece. 1.
1907 /appacoa Desv. Burdock Jill O cu 1 jl Ap E Indies 1773. S co Beauv. gr. 14. T

Cenchrus lappaceus L.

229. PHRAGMI'TES Trin. REED.

(Phragn

tos, a hedge ; forming hedges.)

Graminece. 1.

1908 communis Trin. common

Jk-

A

ec

6 jl.s

Ap

Britain dit.

D

aq

Eng. bot. 401

^4rundo Phragmites E. B.

230. ^RU'NDO With. WATER REED.

(Arundo, a reed, Lat.t

aru, water, Celt.)

Grar

ninece. 3. — 9

1909 D6nax W. Donax

Hit

A

ec

10 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1648.

S

CO

Host gr. 4. 38

2 versicolor striped

Hit

A

or

3 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1648.

S

CO

M. h. 3. 8. 9

1910 tenax VcM tough

Hit

A

un

3 jl.s

Ap

S. Europe 1823.

1)

CO

Cy. ne. 2. 12

191 1 festucdcea W. en. Fescue-like

Hit

A

un

2 jl.s

Ap

Germany 1823.

D

CO

231. CALAMAGRO'STISyfttow. CALAMAGROSTIS. (Kalamos, a reed, asrostis, grass.)

Graminece. 18. — 30.

1912 epigejos Roth terrestrial

Hit

A

w

2 jl.au

Ap

Britain moi. pi.

S

bog

Eng. bot. 403

^rundo epigejos E.B.

1913 stricta Spr. strict

Hit

A

w

lljl.au

Ap

Scotland mar.

S

bog

Eng. bot. 2160

Brando stricta E. B.

1914 littorea Dec. shore

Hit

A

un

H Jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1818.

D

bog

Sc. ger. 1. 4. 2

1915 effusa Gm. effuse

Hit

A

un

1* Jn.jl

Ap

Siberia 1818.

D

bog

1916 laxa Host loose

jilt

A

un

li jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1820.

D

bog

Host gr. 4. 43

1917 Hallen'a/irt Dec. Haller's

Hit

A

un

2 jnjl

Ap

Germany 1821.

D

bog

Sc. ger. 1. 4. 3

^rundo Pseudophragmltis Schr.

1918 Langsdorf« Spr. Langsdorf's

Jilt

A

un

4 jn.jl

Ap

1826.

D

bog

1919 glauca Horn. glaucous

Hit

A

un

1* Jn jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

D

bog

19^0 strigosa Wahl. strigose
1921 varia Host variable

Hit
jilt

A
A

un
u n

If jnjl
1 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

Finmark 1817.
Alp. Eur. 1819.

D
D

bog
bog

Wa. lap.ll. a. b.

1922 acuti flora R. % S. acute-flowered

Hit

A

un

2 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1820.

D

bog

1923 sylvatica Dec. wood

Hit

A

un

2 jl.au

Ap

Germany wo.

S

bog

Host gr. 4.49

Calamagrostis arundinacca Roth, Ag

ros

tis<

/run

dinacea L.

1924 conflnis Spr. similar

Hit

A

un

21 W1

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

n

bog

1925 Hostii R. & S. Host's

Hit

A

un

Ap

Alp. Eur. 1819.

D

bog

Host gr. 4. 48

sylvatica Host

1926 lanceolata Roth lanceolate

Hit

A

w

2 jl.au

Ap

Britain m. s. s.

D

bog

Eng. bot. 2159

^rundo C'alamagrostis E.B. ^grostis lanceolata R. # S.
1927 tenella Host tender Jilt A un | jn.jl

Ap

Bohemia 1824.

D

bog

Host gr. 4. 50

Jrundo humilis R.$S.

1928 montana Host mountain

Hit

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Germany 1820.

D

bog

Host gr. 4. 46

1929 speciosa Schr. showy

Hit

A

un

2 jnjl

Ap

Germany 1818.

D

bog

Agrostis C'alamagrostis R. fyS.

232. CHRYSU'RUS M*. CHRYSURUS.

(Chrysos, gold, 01

ira, a tail ; the flowers.)

Graminece. 4.

1930 aureus Beauv. golden-spiked

jut

O

un

.i j|
*

Ap

Levant 1770.

s

CO

Host gr. 3. 4

Cynosurus aureus L. cynosuroides j

?er.

s.

1931 echinatus Beauv. hedgehog

Hit

0

w

2 au

Ap

England san. fl.

s

s.l

Eng. bot. 1333

1932 effiisus Beauv. effuse

Hit

0

or

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

s

CO

1933 elegans Beauv. elegant

Hit

0

or

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1816.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 17

Cynosurus elegans Deaf.

233. SESLE'R/^4 Sco. SESLERIA. (Sesler, a physician and botanist of the 18th century.) Graminece. 8. — 11.

1934 elongata Host elongated

1935 cylindrica Dec. cylindrical

1936 tenuifolia Schr. fine-leaved

1937 cserulea Ard. blue
Cynosurus caaruleus E. B.

1938 nitida Ten. shining

1939 tenella Host tender

1940 disticha Pers. two-rowed

1941 sphaerocephala Ard. round-headed

234. CYNOSU'RUS L. DOG'S-TAIL GRASS. (Kyon, a dog, oura, a tail.)

1942 cristatus L. crested Hit A aS 2 au Ap Britain

Hit A un
Hit A un

Jilt A un

Hit A w

1| jn.jl Ap
1 jl.au Ap
1 jl.au Ap
1 my.jn Ap

Jilt A un
Jilt A pr
jilt A un

1 jl.au Ap
Jj ap.my Ap
| jn.au Ap
i ap.my Ap

Germany 1805. S co

S. Europe 1821. D co

Germany 1820. D co

Britain fields. S co

Italy 1826. D co

Switzerl. 1819. S co

Germany 1826. D co

Switzerl. 1819. S co

Graminece.
pas. S s.l

Host gr. 2. 97

Sc. ger. 1. 6. 4
Eng. bot. 1613

Host gr. 2. 100
Jac. ic. 19
Host gr. 2. 99

1.— 8.

Eng. bot. 316

235. KCELE'R/J Pers

1943 cristata Pers.

2 glabra R. # S.
Aira. cristata E. B.

1944 grandiflora R. $ S.

1945 glauca Dec.

1946 pensylvanica Dec.

1947 lobata Bieb.

1948 macrantha R. Sf S.

1949 vallesiaca Dec.

1950 tuberosa Pers.

1951 pubescens Beauv.

1952 hirsute Dec.

1953 villosa Dec.
1954/>hleoides Pers.

1955 hispida Dec.

1956 brachystachya Dec.

1957 segyptiaca Jac. ?

236. DA'CTYLIS L.

1958 glomerate L.

1959 glaucescens W. en,

1960 littoralis W.

1961 hispanica W. en.

1962 glauca Roth

1963 maritima Schr.

1964 repens Desf.

1965 adscendens R. $ S.

1966 cynosuroides Roth

1967 patens H. K.

KCELERIA. (M. Kohler, professor of natural history at Mayence.) Graminece. 15. — 2ft
crested Jilt A un 1 jn.au Ap Europe 1800. S co Host gr. 2.75

'smooth Jilt A or 1 jn.au Ap Britain pas. S co Eng. bot. 648

jut A or

1 jn.au

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jn.au

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

jut A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jn.au

Ap

jut A un

4 jnjl

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jl.au

Ap

ML Q) un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Jilt A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Jilt A un

* jn.jl

Ap

Jilt O un

1 jl.au

Ap

jut O un

fjl.au

Ap

Hit A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Hit O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

large-flowering Hit

glaucous

Pennsylvanian Jilt

lobate

long-flowered

Vallais

tuberous

pubescent

hairy

villous

Cat's-tail-like

hispid

short-spiked

Egyptian

COCK'S- FOOT GRASS. (Dactylos, a finger :

S. Europe 1824.
Denmark 1818.
N. Amer. 1817.
Caucasus 1825.
Russia 1824.
Vallais J817.
Europe 1802.
S. Europe 1800.
Valesia" 1821.
Sweden 1818.
Portugal 1802.
Mediterr. 1819.
S.France 1821.
Egypt 1826.

S co

D co

D co

D co

S co

D co

S co

S

D co

D co

S co Desf. at. 1. 23

S co Savipis. 1.5

D co

S co

Lam. il. 45. 4
co Ger. gal. 1

glomerated

glaucescent

shore

Spanish

glaucous

sea

creeping

ascending Jilt i A

Cynosurus-like Jilt iO)

spreading Jilt A

A

Hit A
jut A
Hit A
jut A

Hit A

n* A

2 jn.jl

un 2 jn.jl

un 1 jn.au

un 2 jn.jl

un 2 jn.jl

un 1 jn.jl

un | jn.jl

un £ jn.au

un 1 jn.au

un 2 au.s

finger-grass.) Graminece. 10. — 20.

Britain mea. S h.l Eng. bot. 335

Switzerl. 1818. D co

S. Europe 1816. S co Lam.il. 45. 5

Spain 1814. S co

Saxony 1800. S co

Germany 1820. D co

Barbary 1821. S co Desf. at 1. 15

C. G. H. 1823. S co

E. Indies 1823. S co

N. Amer. 1781. S co

237. GLYCE'RIA R. Br. GLYCERIA.
1968fluitans#. Br. floating

Festuca fluitans L.

(Glyker os, sweet ; spike of flowers.) GraminecE. I.

Aw 1| my.au Ap Britain ponds. S aq Eng. bot. 1520

so

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS III.

238. FESTU'CA L.

FESCUE GRASS.

(Fest, pasture or food, Celt.) Graminetz. 47. — 68.

1969 tenella PA.

tender

jilt

o

un

ijl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1804.

S

CO

1970 ovina L.

sheep's

jut

A

atr

$ jn

Ap

Britain dr.pa.

S

S.I

Eng. bot. 585

1971 Aordeiformis Sin.

Hordeum-like

A

m

1 jn.jl

Ap

Britain

S

CO

Gr. wo. 159. ic.

1972 tenuifolia L.

fine-leaved

jjt

A

•8

1 jnjl

Ap

Britain dr.pa.

S

CO

1973 vivipara E. B.
1974 capillata Lam.

viviparous
long-haired

A
A

•8

un

4*lnJl

AP
Ap

Britain sc.mo. S
France 1820. D

S.I
CO

Eng. bot. 1355

1975 curvula Gau.

curved-leaved

A^i

A

un

i jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1825.

D

CO

1976 alpina Gau.

alpine

Jilt

A

un

J jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 18'21.

n

CO

1977 alpc'stris Host

mountain

A^

A

un

i jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Host gr. 4. 63

1978 Halleri ViL

Haller's

jllii

A

un

* jnjl

Ap

S France 1821.

D

CO

1979 amethystina Host

amethystine

JUt

A

un

1* jnjl

Ap

S. Europe 1804.

S

CO

Host gr. 2. 89

1980 cassia E. B.

grey

Alii

A

w

1 jn.jl

Ap

England bar. he.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1917

1981 stricta Host
1982 intermedia 7*. 8f S.
1983 hirsuta Host

strict
intermediate
hairy

Aii
JLt

A
A
A

no

un

•S

1 jnjl
f jnjl
J jnjl

Ap
Ap

Austria 1818.
Switzerl. 1819.
Germany 1818.

D
D

S

CO
CO
CO

Host gr. 2. 86
Host gr. 2. 85

1984 pal lens Host

pale

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

1985 vallesJaca Gau.

Vallais

JUt

A

un

1 Jnjl

Ap

Vallais 1820.

D

CO

1986 xanthina R. # 5.

yellow

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1820.

D

CO

Host gr. 3. 19

1987 glomerata Rus.

glomerated

Alii

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

France 1826.

D

CO

1988 fallax Thuil.

fallacious

Alii

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

France 1826.

I)

CO

1989 varia Host

variable

Jilt

A

ag

1 jnjl

Ap

S. Europe 1823.

S

CO

Host gr. 2. 90

1990 flavescens .BW.

flavescent

Jilt

A

un

f Jnjl

Ap

Savoy 1804.

S

CO

1991 vaginata Kit.

sheathed

Alii

A

un

H jn. 1

Ap

Hungary 1804.

S

CO

1992 pannonica Wul.

Pannonian

Alii

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Hungary 1804.

s

CO

Host gr. 4. 62

1993 bulbosa Bio.

bulbous

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Italy 1820.

D

CO

1994 ciliata Lk.

ciliated

Jilt

A

un

ijl.au

Ap

Portugal 1802.

S

CO

Host gr. 4. 65

1995 nutans PA.
1996 pubescens Lk.

nodding
downy

AUi
JUt

A
A

un
un

3 jn.jl
1 jnjl

AP
Ap

N. Amer. 1805.
Hungary 1822.

S
S

CO
CO

1997 heterophylla J.

various-leaved

jilt

A

un

3 jn.jl

Ap

France 1812.

S

CO

Vail. pa. 19. 6

1998 duriuscula L.

hardish

jilt

A

ag

1 jn

Ap

Britain me.pa,

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 470

1999 dumet6rum L.

thicket

jilt

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Europe

s

CO

Fl. dan. 700

2000 triflora Des/.

three-flowered

jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1819.

s

CO

2001 rubra L.

red

A

w

1 Jl

Ap

Britain me. pa,

,8

h.l

Eng. bot. 2056

2002 cambrica Sin.

Welsh

Jilt

A

•f

1 jnjl

Ap

Wales ...

s

CO

Gr. wo. 157. ic

2003 glabra Sin.

smooth

Jilt

A

ag

1 jn.jl

Ap

Britain

s

CO

2004 Fze'nas Lag.

Fanas

Jilt

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Spain 1826.

D

CO

2005 cynosuroides Desf.

Cynosurus-like jilt

A

ag

ijl.au

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

Desf. at. 1. 21

2006 grandiflora Zo/w.

large- flowered

Jilt

A

un

3 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

s

CO

2007 ser6tina Hos*

lake-flowering

Jilt

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Austria 1819.

D

CO

Host gr. 2. 92

2008 te'vis F is.

smooth

Jilt

ag

I jn.jl

Ap

Russia 1806.

D

CO

2009 rfibens Pers.
2010 glaiica Z,o»w.

reddish

JUt

Jilt

A

un

ag

1 Jn.jl

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1776.
S. Europe ...

S
S

CO
CO

Fl. gr. 83
Lam. il. 46. 3

2011 mexicana Donn

Mexican

Jilt

O

un

HJ1

Ap

Mexico 1805.

s

CO

2012 baicarica Zuc.

Balearic

Jilt

A

un

1J jn.jl

Ap

Minorca 1825.

D

CO

2013 lax a 7&w/

loose

Jilt

A

un

jljnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Host gr. 2. 80

2014 scabra Vahl

scabrous

jilt

A

un

Ap

Austria 1821.

D

CO

2015 aspera Poir.

rough

Jilt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

France 1818.

D

CO

239. SCHEDONO'RUS Beauv. SCHEDONORUS. (Schedon, near to, or os, a mountain.) Graminets. 17.— 36.

2016 pratensis R. & S. meadow
Festuca pratensis E. B.

jilt

A

ag

Ujnjl

Ap

Britain m.pas. S

CO

Eng. bot. 1592

2017 phcenicoides.R.^S. Phcenix-like

JUt

A

cu

1 jn.au

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

S

CO

2018 elatior .R. # S. taller

jilt

A

ag

3 jnjl

Ap

Britain m. me.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1593

Festuca elatior E. B.

2019 caerulescens R. % S. cserulescent

Jilt

A

un

1 Jnjl

Ap

Barbary 1818.

S

CO

2020 spadiceus R. $ S. sheathy

Jilt

A

cu

li ap.my

Italy 1775.

S

CO

Host gr. 3. 20

Festuca spadicea L.

2021 inermis R. $ S. unarmed

Jilt

A

un

2 jn.au

Ap

Germany 1794.

s

CO

Host gr. 1. 9

.Bromus inerrais E. B.

2022 calamarius R. & S. Reed-like

Jilt

A

w

3 jl.au

Ap

Scotland m.me. S

CO

Eng. bot. 1005

Festuca calamaria E. B.

2023 deciduus R. $ S. deciduous

jilt

A

ag

1| jnjl

Ap

Britain m.me.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 2266

Festuca decidua E. B.

2024 sylvaticus R. # S. wood
Fest&ca sylvatica Host

JUt

A

ag

2 jn.au

Ap

Germany 1804.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 78

2025 /oliaceus R. $ S. loliaceous

JUt

A

ag

1$ jnjl

Ap

Britain mo. pa. S

CO

Eng. bot. 1281

Festuca /oliacea E. B.

2026 Scheutzen R. & S. Scheutzer's
Festuca Scheutzeri Gau.

JUt

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1816.

s

CO

2027 nutans R. $ S. nodding

JUt

A

un

1 jnjl

Ap

Hungary 1825.

s

CO

Host gr. 4. 61

Festuca nutans Ph.

2028 nigre'scens R. Sf S. nigrescent

JUt

A

ag

1 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

s

CO

Festuca nigrescens Lam.

2029 violaceus R if S. violaceous

Jilt

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1817.

s

CO

Festuca violacea Gau.

2030 poaeformis R. % S. Poa-form

Jilt

A

ag

1 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1819.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 81

Festuca jooaeformis Host

2031 pumilus R. & S. dwarf

Jilt

A

un

* jnjl

Ap

S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 91

2032 tenellus R $ S. tender

Jilt

A

un

i jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1804.

s

CO

Festuca tenella PA. Brachypodium/erfMcoides

L.

240. MYGALU'RUS Lk. MOUSE-TAIL

(Mygale, a field mouse, oura, a tail.)

Graminea:. 6.

2033 caudatus Lk. tailed
Festuca Myurus E. B.

jilt

O

w

*jn

Ap

Britain way s.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1412

2034 Aromoides Lk. Bromus-like

jUt

O

w

£ myjn

Ap

Britain walls.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1411

Festuca Aromofdes E. R.

20S5 stipoides Lk. Stipa-like

jut

o

un

1 in il

Ap

Majorca 1793.

s

CO

Bar. ic. 76. 1

2036 delicatulus Lk. delicate

Alii

o

un

* Jn-Jl

Ap

Spain 1817.

s

CO

2037 uniglumis Lk. single-husked

JUt

0

w

i'jn'

Ap

Britain sea co.

s

CO

Eng. boL 1430

Festuca uniglumis E. B.
2038 alopecuroides Lk. Foxtail-like

Jilt

A

un

ijnjl

Ap

S. Europe 1819.

s

CO

241. -BRCXMUS L. BROME GRASS. (Bromos, a Greek name for a sort of wild oat.)
2039 secalinus L. Rye-like jllfc O w 2 jn.au Ap England corn ft.
2040 elongatus Gau. elongated jilt O un 2 jn.au Ap Switzerl. 1819.

s
s

Gramlneee. 47. — 66.
co Eng. bot. 1171

CO

ORDER II.

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

31

2041 commutatus Schr.

2042 velutinus Schr.

2043 multiflurus E. B.

2044 mollis L.

2045 Gaudim R. & S.

2046 confertus Bieb.

2047 racemosus L.

2048 er£ctus E. B.

changed Jilt

velvet Jilt
many-flowered iit

SOft AUt

Gaudin's Jilt

close-headed Jilt

racemose Jilt
upright

2049 Bieberstein« R. £ S. Bieberstein's

2050 australis R. Br.

2051 lanceolatus W.

2052 hirsutissimus C^r.

2053 vestitus R. % S.

2054 volg£nsis Spr.
20.35 laxus 7/orw.

2056 lanuginusus Pair.

2057 variegatus Bieb.
20.38 squarrosus Z,.

2059 ^lopecurus Vahl

2060 t6rtilis Prar/

2061 purgans L.

2062 puWscens MM.

2063 asper L.

2064 prat«?nsis E. B.

2065 pendulinus Spr.

2066 parvittorus De*/.

2067 glaucus Lap

2068 altissimus PA.

2069 gigant^us Schr.

Australian

spear-leaved

most hairy

clothed

Volga

loose-headed

woolly

variegated

rough

Fox-tail

twisted

purging

pubescent

rough

meadow jut

pendulous Jilt

small-flowered jilt

glaucous Jiit

tallest Jilt

giant jut

Festuca gigantea E. B.

2 trifltfrus three-flowered Jilt

Festuca triflora E. B.

A un
O un
O w
O w
O un
O un
O w
A w
A un
O un
O un
A un
iAJ cu
O un

8un
un

A U11
A un
O un
O un
A un
A un
O w
A w
O un
A un
A un
A un
A w

2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
2 jn.au
2 jn.au
' n.jl
n.jl
n.au
n.au
n.jl
jn.au
jn.au
jn.jl
jn.au
2 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

3 jn.au
3 jn.au
3 jn.au

2 jn.au
1 Jn.jl
lijn.au

3 jn.jl

4 jn.au

2 jn.au

3 Iongif61ius

2070 longiflorus W. en.

2071 ciliatus L.

2072 arve"nsis E. B.

2073 sterilis L.

2074 tectorum L.

2075 madritensis L.

2076 /igusticus All.

2077 rigidus Roth

2078 pi!6sus Spr.
2079jubatus Vil.

2080 maximus Roth

2081 scoparius L.

2082 humilis Cav.

2083 stenophyllus Lk.

2084 scaberrimus Ten.
2085/<?s/«c0ides Lk.

long-leaved Jilt

long-flowered Jilt

ciliated

field

barren

roof

Madrid

Lovage-like

rigid

pilose

maned

greatest

Broom

dwarf

narrow-leaved

roughest

Festuca-like

S. Europe 1818. D co

Europe 1818. S co

Britain ... S co

Britain walls. S co

Switzerl. 1820. S co

Iberia 1823. S co

England me.pa. S h.l

England ch.pa. S co

Caucasus 1826. D co

N. HolL 1823. S co

Crimea 1798. S co

Italy 1817. D co

C. G. H. 1816. S co

France 1818. S co

1818. D co

S. Europe 1824. S co

Caucasus 1818. S co

England corn ti. S co

Barbary 1799. S co

S. Europe 1826. S co

Canada 1793. S co

N. Amer. 1820. D co

England m.s.p. S co

England corn ri. S co

Europe 1817. S co

S. Europe 1826. S co

Pyrenees 1826. D co

N Amer. 1812. S co

Britain mea. D co

242. ROSTRA'RIA Trin. ROSTRARIA. (Rostrum,

2086 pub^scens Trin. pubescent illi O un 1 jn.au
.ffromus dactyloides Roth, Dactylis pungens Horn.

Ap Britain mea. S co

Scotland seas. S co

1818. D co

N. Amer. 1802. S co

Britain corn fi. S co

Britain rub. S co

Europe 177a S co

Britain walls. S hi.

SwitzerL 1816. S co

France 1821. S co

S. Europe 1816. S co

Italy 1823. S co

Morocco 1804. 8 h.l

S. Europe 1819. S co

S. Europe 1823. S co

1820. S co

Italy 1820. S co
1826. D co

a beak.) Gramineee. 1.

Ap Europe 1820. S co

Hostgr. 1. 11

Eng. bot. 1884
Eng. bot. 1078

Jac. ec. 14
Eng. bot 1079
Eng. bot. 471

Jac. ec. 15

Eng. bot. 1885
Desf. at 1. 25

Eng. bot. 1172
Eng. bot. 920

Fl. pyr. 53
Eng. bot. 1820
Eng. bot. 1337

Eng. bot. 1S84
Eng. bot. 1030
Host gr. 1. 15
Eng. bot. 1006
Bar. ic. 76. 2
Host gr. 18

Desf. at. 1. 26
Cav. ic. 1. 45
Cav. ic. 6. 589. 2

243. BRACHYPO'DIUM Beauv,

2087 pinnatum Beauv. winged
Bromus pinnatus E. B.

2088 rupestre R. $ S. rock
2?r6mus rupestris Host.

2089 brevisetum R. $ S. short-bristled

2090 strigosum R. % S. strigose

2091 Cffispit6sum R. 8f S. tufted

2092 ram6sum R. fy S. branched

2093 phomicoides R. $ S. Phoenic.-like

2094 obtusifolium Lk. • blunt-leaved

2095 Tenoiidnum R. & S. Tenore's

2096 longifolium R. Sf S. long-leaved

2097 sylvaticum R. $ S. wood
ifrumus sylvaticus E. B.

2098 retusum Beauv. retuse

2099 rmioloides Lk. Uniola-like

2100 distachyon R. 8; S. two-spiked

2101 tenellum R. & S. tender
tfardus Lk.

2102 asperum R. # S. rough

BRACHYPODIUM. (Brachya, short, pous, a foot.) Gramineee. 22. — 26.

jut A w

3 jn.au
jut A un 1 jnjl

Jilt A un

jilt A un

Jilt A un

Jilt A un

Jilt A un

Jilt /.\ un

jut A un

un

1 jn.jl
1! jn.jl

1 Jn.jl

2 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1| jiau

1 jn.jl

2 jn.jl
2 jn.au

1 jn.jl
i jl.au

1 jn.au
I jl.au

Ap
Ap

Ap

Ap
Ap
AP
^P
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Britain hea. S co
S. Europe 1818. D co

1825.

Tauria 1819.
S. Europe 1820. S
S. Europe 1818. S
Germany 1823.

D co
S co

Spain
Italy
Barbary
Britain

France
Italy

1818.^8
1823.
1818.
hed.

co

CO

D co
co

S co

S

Eng. bot. 730
Hostgr. 4. 17

Host gr. 4. 18
Desf. at. 1. 24. 1

co

co Eng. bot 729

1826.
1758.

S. Europe 1772.
S. Europe 1781.

D co

S co

S co

S co

TYiticum asperum Dec. Festuca rfgida Roth

2103 Hallen R. & S. Haller's Jilt O cu

2104 tenuiculum R. % S. very small Jilt O cu

2105 tenuifl6rum R. tyS. slender-flwd Jilt O un

2106 /oliaceum R. Sf S. loliaceous Jilt Q w
TYiticurn /oliaceum E. B.

2107 binnciale R. # S. two-clawed Jilt O un

2108 unilateral R. $ S. one-sided Jilt Q un

244. tfNI'OLA L. SEASIDE OAT.

2109 Iatif61ia MX. broad-leaved

2110 paniculata L. panicled

2111 spicata L. spiked

2112 distichophylla R. $S. distich -leaved

245. TRICU'SPIS Beauv. TRICUSPIS.

2113 quinquefida Beauv. five-cleft
Poa caerulescens MX.

246. DIPLA'CHNE Beauv. DIPLACHNE.

2114 fascicularis Beauv. bundled Jilt O
Festuca polystachya MX.

O un | jn.jl Ap Spain 1826. S co

ijn.il
1 jnjl

£ mv.jn
IJn.'jl

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Ap
Ap

& Europe 18 18. S
S. Europe 1818. S
Germany 1826. S
Britain sea co. S

Germany 1819.
S. Europe 1800.

Jac. ic. 2. 303
Host gr. 1. 20
\iv.ir.26. 1

Yiv. fr. 26. 1
Viv. fr. 23. 2

Eng. bot. 221
Viv. fr. 24

( Unus, one, alone ; united glumes.)
Jllli A un 4 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1809.
Mi A un 4 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1793.
•M A un | jl Ap N. Amer. 1790.

Jilt A un f jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1789.

S co

S co

Gramlnece. 4. — 7.

S co

S co Cat car. 1.3

S co

S co

(Treis, three, cuspis, a point.)

Gramineee. 1. — 3.

, , .

A aS 2 Jn-J1 Ap N. Amer. 1820. S r.m Jac. ec. Ib

(Diptoog, double, achne, chaff.)
2 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1823. S

Gramlneee. L — 2.
co

32

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS III.

247. CERATO'CHLOA Beauv. HORN GRASS. (Keras, a horn, chloa, grass ; the seeds.) Gramlnete. \. —2.
2115 wnioloides Beauv. Uniola-like Jilt O un l£jl Ap N. Amer. 1788. S co H. ber. 1. 3

Festdca wnioloides W.

(Schisme, a cleft ; outer palea.)
O un £ jn.jl Ap Spain

Graminece. 1.
1781. S co Lam. il. 46. 1

248. SCHI'SMUS Beauv. SCHISMUS.

2116 marginatus Beauv. margined
Festuca calycina L.

249. TRIO'DlAR.Br. TRIODIA. (Treis, three, odaus, teeth ; the palea.) Graminev. 1. — 10.

2117 decumbens R. Br. decumbent Jilt A w 1 Jl-au Ap Britain ... S co Eng. bot. 792
Poa decumbens L.

250. BECKMA'NN/^ Host. BECKMANNIA. (The author of the History of Inventions.) Graminece. \.

2118 erucajformis Host Eruca-form Jilt O un 2 jl Ap Europe 1773. S co Hostgr. 3. 6
Cynosurus erucjeformis W.

251. ME'LICAZ.
2119ciliata L.

2120 Bauhinj All.

2121 n.'.tans L.

2122 uniflura Retx.

2123 pyramidalis Lam.

2124 speciosa Mhl.

2125 glabra Ph.

2126 altissima L.

2127 sylvatica Lk.

* 252. MOLI'N/^ Schrank. MOLINIA. (G. J Molina, who wrote on the plants of Chile, in 1782.) Graminece. I.

2128 cserulea Schrank blue Jilt A w 1 an Ap Britain bogs. S p. m Eng. bot. 750
Melica caerulea E. B.

MELIC GRASS. (Mel, honey ; the name in Italy for the great millet.) Graminece. 9. — 24.

Europe
Italy
Britain

Britain groves. S m.s Eng. bot. 1058
Barbary 1804. S co Bar. ic. 96. 1
N. Amer. 1820. S
N. Amer. 1812. S

ciliated

jilt

A

or

3

jl

Ap

Bauhin's

jlit

A

un

2

jn.jl

Ap

nodding

jilt

A

or

ii

jn.jl

Ap

one-flowered
pyramidal

jilt

A
A

pr
un

3

my.jn
jn.jl

Ap
Ap

showy

jut

A

un

2

jnjl

Ap

smooth

jilt

A

un

3

jn.jl

Ap

tallest

jut

A

or

4

Jl.au

Ap

wood

jilt

A

un

1

n.jl

Ap

1771.
1806. S
moun. S

s.l Host gr. 2. 12
co Host gr. 4. 23
s.l Eng. bot. 1059

Siberia 1770. S

Germany 1824. D co

M. h. 3. 8.7.51
M. h. 3. 7. 51
Host gr. 2. y

253. .BRI'ZA L. QUAKIXG GRASS.
2129 minor L. smaller

jilt

(Brixo, to nod ; trembling spikelets.)
O or * jl.au Ap England corn fi. S

Graminece. 9.
co Eng. bot. 1316

2130 virens L.

green

jut

8 or

1^ jl.au

Ap

Spain 1800. S

CO

Hay. ter. 25. 6

2131 humilis Bieb.

humble

jut

un

i jn.jl

Ap

Caucasus 1825. S

CO

Sc. ger. 4. 10

2132 media L.

mediate

jut

A or

1£ mv.jn

Ap

Britain pas. S

CO

Eng. bot. 340

2133 Clusi/ R. & S.

Clusius's

jilt

eor

1 my.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1820. S

CO

Thorej.3.24. 2

2134 geniculata Than.

jointed

jut

or

1 jl.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1816. S

CO

2135 elatior Sm.

taller

jut

G) or

lijl.au

Ap

Greece 1817. S

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 74

2136 maxima L.

greatest

jut

O or

1* jnjl

S. Europe 1633. S

CO

Hostgr. 2. 30

2137 rubra Lam.

red

jilt

O pr

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1820. S

CO

254. PO'A L. MEADOW GRASS.

(Port, grass or herbage.) Graminece.

72.

— 148.

2l38alpinaZ,.

Alpine

JUt

A cu

i jn.jl

Ap

Scotland sc.alp. S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1003

2139 collina Host

hill

jut

A un

1 jnjl

Ap

Austria 1826. D

CO

Host gr. 2. 66

P. thermalis Pers.

2140 concinna Gau.

neat

\[\[f

A un

i jn.jl

Ap

S. France 1817. D

CO

2141 flexuosa E. B.

zigzag

jut

A w

Ap

Scotland sc.alp. S

h.l

Eng. bot. 1123

2142 distichophylla Gau.

distich-leaved

jilt

A un

! injl

Ap

Austria 1819. D

CO

Host gr. 4. 26

P tiexuiisa Host

2143 laxa Hae.

loose-spiked

Mi

A un

f jn.jl

Ap

Germany 1800. S

CO

Host gr. 3. 15

2144 Hallerutis R. & S.

Haller's

jilt

A un

i jn.jl

Ap

Vallesia 1821. D

CO

2145 cse'sia E. B.

grey

jilt

A w

i jn.jl

Ap

Scotland sc.mo. S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1719

2146 brachyph^lla PA.
2147 vivipara W.en.

short-leaved
viviparous

Jft

A un
A un

1 jnjl
J jnjl

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1816. S
SwitzerL 1800. S

CO
CO

Fl. dan. 807

2148 trivialis L.

common

jilt

A ag

2 jn.au

Ap

Britain me pa. S

h.l

Eng. bot. 1072

2149 pratensis L.

meadow

jilt

A ag

1| mv.jn

Ap

Britain me.pa. S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1073

2angustifolia W.

narrow-leaved

jilt

A ag

2 jn.au

Ap

Germany ... S

CO

Lee. her. 6. 3

2150 ht'nnilis E. B.

humble

jilt

gw

| my.jn

Ap

Britain me.pa. S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1004.

2151 annua L.

annual

jilt

w

f mr.o

Ap

Britain pas. S

h.l

Eng. bot. 1141

2152 cffispit6sa Forst.

tufted

jilt

A un

* jnjl

Ap

N. Zeal. 1822. S

CO

2153 badensis Hae.

Baden

jilt

A un

Ap

Baden 1800. S

CO

Host gr. 2. 66

2154 sudetica Hae.

Swedish

jilt

A un

3* jl.au

Ap

Germany 1802. S

CO

Host gr. 3. 13

2155 hybrida Gau.

hybrid

jilt

A un

1* kjl

Ap

Europe 1819. D

CO

2156 Gmelin* Koel.

Gmelin's

I'll;

A un

a jn.jl

Ap

Germany 1818. D

CO

2157 gracilis Desf.

slender

jilt

A un

£ jn.jl

Ap

Switzerl. 1826. D

CO

2158 cenisia All.

Mount Cenis

JUt

A un

1 jl.«U

Ap

Mt. Ccnis 1791. S

CO

Host gr. 3. 1

2159 flava L.

yellow

jilt

A un

Ap

N. Amer. 1804. S

CO

2160 hirsuta MX.

hairy

jit

A un

1 jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1819. D

CO

2161 serotina Ehrh.

late-flowering

jilt

A un

2 jl.s

Ap

Germany 1800. S

CO

Lee. her. 6. 4

2 palustris

marsh

jilt

A un

1 jl.au

Ap

Germany 1800. S

CO

ViLstras. 2.2

2162 eftV.sa Kit.

open

jilt

A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Pannonia 1822. D

CO

2163 viridis Mhl.

green

jilt

A un

S injl

Ap

N. Amer. 1812. S

CO

2164/es/wc^formis Host

Festuca-form

jilt

A ag

2 jl.s

Ap

Dalmatia 1800. S

CO

Hostgr. 3. 17

2165 atrovirens Desf.

dark-green

jilt

A un

1 my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1819. D

CO

Desf. at. 1. 17

216t>convoluta Horn.

convolute

jilt

A un

1 my jn

Ap

Europe 1«19. D

CO

2167 abyssinica H. K.
2168 capillaris L.

Abyssinian
hair-panicled

jilt
jilt

O un
O un

* "VJ"

1| au.o
1| o.n

Ap
Ap

Abyssinia 1775. S
N. Amer. 1781. S

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 1. 17
. M. h. 3. 6. 33

2169 Poirettz R. & S.

Poiret's

j|

A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1821. D

CO

2170 chinensis Retz.

China

jilt

O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

China 1820. S

CO

Bur. in. 11.3

2171 australis R.Br.

Australian

jut

iAI un

1 jnjl

Ap

N. Holl. 1822. S

CO

Lab. n.h. 1.35

^rundo »oa?f6rmis 1

2172 plebeia R. Br.
2173 mucronata Beauv.

plebeian
mucronate

Jilt iAI un
Jilt fAl un

1 jnjl
11 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

N. Holl. 1822. S
Guinea 1824. S

CO
CO

Beau. ow. 1. 4

2174 Molineri Balb.

Moliner's

jilt

A un

1 jnjl

Italy 1807. S

CO

Bal. mis. 5. 1

2175 supina Schr.

supine

jilt

A un

4 jnjl

Ap

Switzerl. 1822. D

CO

Hostgr. 4. 27.

2176 meliacea Kit.

Millet

jut

A un

2 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1821. D

CO

2177 spicata L.

spiked

jut

A un

1 jn jl

Ap

Spain 1826. D

CO

2178 Gaudim R & S.

Gaudin's

jut

A un

1 jn.jl

**¥

Ap

Switzerl. 1818. D

CO

2179 sterilis Bieb.

barren

jilt

A un

1 jnjl

Ap

Tauria 1821. S

CO

»

2180 angustata R. Br.

narrow-spiked

JUt

A un

Ap

Melv.Isld.182a S

CO

2181 tenax Lk.

tough

Jill;

A un

2s jl.au

Ap

1817. S

CO

2182 compressa L.
2183 glauca E. B.

fiat-stalked
glaucous

JUt

Jilt

0 w
A w

1 jn.au
1 jn.au

Ap
Ap

Britain walls. S
Britain moun. S

s.l
s.l

Eng.bot.3R5
Eng. bot. 17

2184 nemoralis L.

wood

JUt

A ag

2 jn

Ap

Britain woods. S

h.l

Eng. bot. 1265

2 angustifolia Sin.

narrow-leaved

Jilt

A un

1 mr.jn

Ap j

, Britain woods. S

CO

Gr. wo. 182. ic.

2185 depauperata Kit.

starved

Jilt

A un

Ap

Pannonia 1819. D

CO

ORDER II.

TllIANDUIA DIGYNIA.

filSfi sulcata 7?. # S.

furrowed

jlll A un

2 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.

D

CO

2187 debiiis Thuil.

feeble

jlll A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

France 1817.

1)

CO

• »

2188 versicolor Bes.

party-colored

jlll A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Tauria 1818.

S

CO

21S9 coarctata L*.

crowded

Jill A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1817.

I

CO

2190 amboinensis L.

Amboyna

jlll A un

1 jn.jl

Ap

E. Indies 1800.

s

CO

Ru. am. 6. 7. 3

2191 cilianensis ^/A

Cilian

jlll O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S France 1819.

S'

CO

Al. ped. 91. 2

2192 caroliniana Spr.

Carolina

M A un

1 J».J1

Ap

Carolina 1817.

I)

CO

21<i3 bulbosa L.

bulbous

jiii A w

1 Jl

Ap

England pas.

s

h.l

Eng. bot 1071

2194 retroflexa 7?. 7?.

retroflexed

jlll A w

1 jl.au

Ap

Britain pas.

s

cu

Eng. bot. 1532

2195 peruviana Jac.

Peruvian

jlll O un

jjl.au

Ap

Peru 1802.

s

co

Jac. ic. 1. 18

2196 papillosa R. $ S.

papillose

jlll Q un

1 jl.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1816.

s

CO

2197 pallida R. & S.

pale

jlll O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

s

CO

2198 nervata W.

nerved

jlll A w

l|jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

s

CO

2199 imbecilla For.*/.

weak

jlll A un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Zeal. 1822.

s

CO

2200 decipiens 7?. Br.

deceiving

jui iAl un

1 jn.jl

Ap

N. Holl. 1825.

1)

CO

2201 digitata R. Br.

fingered

jlll O un

15- jl.au

Ap

N. S. W. 18CO.

s

CO

2202 ftromoides faM

Bromus-like

jui A un

i my.jn

Ap

Peru ? 1820.

D

CO

£203 elegans Poir.

elegant

jlll .AJ un

I my.jn

Ap

W. Indies 1821.

1)

CO

2204 aspera Jac.

rough

jlll Al un

2 myjn

Ap

W. Indies 1819.

D

CO

Jac.vin.3.58

2205 tremula Lnw.

trembling

Jill 1A] un

1 myjn

Ap

Guinea 1824.

1)

CO

2206 anceps Forsk.
2207 diandra 7?. Br.
2208 filiformis 7%wre.

two-edged
diandrous
filiform

jlll (Al un
Jlll iAl un
Jlll A un

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
4 jnjl

Ap
Ap

N. Holl. 1820.
N. Holl. 1823.
C. G. H. 1817.

D
D
D

co

CO
CO

2209 scariosa Lag.

scurfy

Jlll A un

1 jnjl

Ap

Spain 1824.

D

CO

255. ERAGRO'STIS T&awv. LOVE GRASS. (Eros, love, agrostis (203.), grass.)

Gramlnees. 1 2. — 17.

2210 pilosa TArawz;.

pilose

Jin O pr

lljl.au

Ap

Italy 1804

S

CO

Host gr. 2. 68

2211 ten^lla Beauv.

delicate

ljl.au

Ap

E. Indies 1781.

S

CO

Bur. zey. 47. 3

2212 purpurascens Spr.

purpurascent

fpr

Ap

1817.

S

CO

2213 /joaeformis 7?. $ S.

Poa-form

pr

1 jLau

Ap

Greece 1699.

s

CO

Fl.gr. 73

P6a Eragrostis Fl.gr.

2214 tephrosanthes R.$S.
2215 verticillata R. $ S.

cinereous-flwd
verticillate

juiRTi pr

Jlll O pr

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

AP
Ap

Martiniq. 1818.
S. Europe 1820.

s

s

CO
CO

Cav.ic. 1.93

2216punctata R. % S. -

dotted

JlllO pr

1 jl.au

Ap

Malabar 1820.

s

CO

2217 ffigvntiaca R.8( S.

Egyptian

Jlll O pr

1 ji.au

Ap

Egypt 1812.

s

CO

Des. eg. 10

2218 decipiens 7?. # S.
2219 cynosuroides R. # 5.

deceiving Jill O pr
Cynosurus-like Jill O pr

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

Ap

1819.
Egypt 1824.

s
s

CO
CO

Des. eg. 10

Poa cynosuroides W.

2220 capillaris Lk.

capillary

m O pr

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

s

CO

M.h.3.6.33

Poa capillaris L.

2221 mexicana Lk.

Mexican

Jilt O pr

1 jl.au

Ap

Mexico 1785.

8

CO

Poa mexicana Lag.

256. MEGASTA'CHYA Beauv. MEGASTACHYA.
2222 Eragrostis Beauv. Love-grass Jill O or
2223 amabilis Beauv. lovely Jill O or

(Megas, large,
2 jl Ap
1 jl Ap

stachys, a spike ; flower.)
Italy 1699. S co
E. Indies 1802. S co

Gramlnece. 9. —
Host gr. 2. 69
Lam.il. 45. 2

2224 rupestris R. $ S.
2225 irizoides R. S[ S.

rock
Briza-like

jui O pr
Jlll O pr

i jnjl

AP
Ap

E. Indies 1820.
C. G. H. 1818.

a

s

CO
CO

Ac. pet. 2. 8. 1810

2226 pulchella R.&S.

neat

JBI O pr

* jnjl

Ap

Tauria 1819.

s

CO

2227 spectabilis R. $ S.

graceful

Jlll O pr

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

s

CO

Poa spectabilis PA.'

2228 nigricans R. 8f S.

blackish

JlllfAlpr

1 jnjl

Ap

S. Amer. 1818.

D

CO

2229 elongata Beauv.
2230 ciliaris Beauv,

elongated
ciliated

Jttl fAI pr
Jlll O pr

2 jl.au
1| jl.au

AP
Ap

E. Indies 1812.
Jamaica 1776.

S
S

S.I
S.I

Jac. ec. 3
Jac. ic. 2. 304

257. SCLERO'CHLOA Beauv. HARD GRASS.

2231 divaricata Beauv. divaricate Jlll O un

2232 proct'imbens Beauv. procumbent Jlll O w
P6a procumbens E. B.

2233 dura Beauv. hard Jlll O un

2234 rigida Lk. rigid Affl/ Q w
Poa rigida L. Megastachya rigida Beauv.

2235 articulata Lk. articulate Jlll Q un

2236 dichotoma Lk. dichotomous Jlll O un
Triticum maritimum L. Festuca maritima Dec.

(SkleroSy hard, chloa, grass.) Graminece. 6. —

i jl.au
* jl.au

I

I jn.jl
i jn.jl

Ap
Ap

( WVKM*) gldoa. I

S. Europe 1802.
Britain sea co.

S

S

L// 11 /

CO

h.s

miw. vj. —

Gou. il. 4. 2. 1
Eng. bot. 532

Ap
Ap

Europe
Britain

1822.
san. pi.

S

s

CO
CO

Host gr. 2. 73
Eng. bot. 1371

AP
Ap

Barbary
Europe

1816.
1820.

s
s

CO
CO

Desf. at. 1. 22
Cyr. ne. 2. 2

- 258. HYDR(yCHLOA Har. HYDROCHLOA.

2237 aquatica Har. water =fc A w
Poa aquatica E. B. Glyceria aquatica Sm.

2238 errundinacea Swt. Reed-like ^ A un 6 jl
Poa orundinacea Bieb.

2239 maritima Har. sea-side Jill A
Poa maritima E. B. Glyceria maritima Sm.

2240 distans Har. distant Jill A
Poa distans E. B. Glyceria distans Sm.

(Hydor, water, chloa, grass.) GramlnctK. 4. —

6 jl Ap Britain dit. S aq Eug. bot. 1315

Ap Caucasus 1820. S aq

Ap Britain salt-m. S co Eng. bot. 1140

Ap Britain pas. S co Eng. bot. 986

1 jn.jl
lijl.au

(Eleusis, one of the appellations of Ceres.) Gramlnets. 4. — 9.

(Rhabdos, a twig, chloa, grass.) Gramlneee. 3. —
1 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1818. S co SI. jam. 1. 69. 1

259. ELEUSI'Ar7i Gae. ELEUSINE.

2241 coracana Gae. Coracana Jlll O ag '2 jl.s Ap" E. Indies 1714. S co Schreb. gr. 2. 35

2242 indica Lam.' Indian Jlll O cu 1 jl.s Ap E. Indies 1714. S co R. mal. 12. 69
Cynosurus indicusi.

2243 verticillata Rox. verticillate Jlll O cu 1 jl.s Ap E. Indies 1820. S co

2244 calycina Rox. large-calyxed Jlll O cu 1 jl.s Ap E. Indies 1820. S co

260. RHABDCKCHLOA Beauv. RHABDOCHLOA.

2245 cruciata Beauv. cross-spiked Jlll O pr
Chloris cruciata Stvz.

2246 mucronata Beauv. mucronate Jlll O pr 1 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1820. S co Lam. iL 48. 2

2247 virgata Beauv. twiggy Jilt Q pr 1 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1820. S co
Cynosurus virgatus L. Chloris /joasformis Hum.

261. DACTYLOCTE'NIUM J?mz/y. DACTYLOCTENIUM. (Dakfylos, a finger, Icteis, a comb.) Graminete. 1. — 2.

2248 jBgyptiacum Beauv. Egyptian Jlll Q cu 1| jl.s Ap Egypt 1770. S co
Cynosurus aegyptiacus L.

262. LEPTO'CHLOA Beauv. LEPTOCHLOA.

2249 virgata Beauv. twig-spiked Jill O cu

very slender

2250 tenerrima R. 4 S. very

O cu

(Leptos, slender, chloa, grass.)
3 jl.au Ap W. Indies 1727.
IJjn Ap China 1820.
D

Gramlneee. 6. —
S co SI. jam. 1. 70.2
S co

TRIANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS III.

2251 domingensis Lk,
2252 filiformis Beauv.

St. Domingo
filiform

M [A]pr
Jilt O pr

3 jn
2 jl.au

Ap
Ap

W. Indies 1820.
China 1820.

S
S

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 22
Jac. ec. 4

Poa chinensis L.

2253 cynosuroides R. $S.
2254 procera R. $ S.

Cynosurus-like
tall-

jut

&

pr

pr

4 my.jn
4 jl

Ap
Ap

E. Indies
Brazil

1824.
1823.

S
S

CO
CO

263. CY'NODON Pers.

CYNODON.

(Kuon,

a dog, odous, a tooth.)

Gramlneae.

5. — 10.

2255 Dactylon Pers.

Dactvlon

Ttfc

0

w

1 Jl

Ap

England

...

8

CO

B.ig. bot. 850

Panicum Dactylon E.

B.

2 indica

Ind. doob-grass

Jf

0

aff

f Jl

Ap

E. Indies

S

CO

Gr.wo. ic.

2256 linearis W. en.

linear-spiked

Jilt

o

1111

Jjl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1796.

S

CO

2257 stellatus W. en.

stellate

Jilt

0

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

St. Helena

1819.

S

CO

2258 virgatus W. en.

twiggy

Jtt

un

1 Jnjl

Ap

E. Indies

1819.

S

CO

2259 prae'cox R. $ S.

early

Jilt

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer.

1826.

S

CO

264. ACTINO'CHLOA

W. ACTINOCHLOA.

(Aktin, a ray,

cfi loa, grass.) Gra

minei

e. 4. — 13.

2260 procumbens Desv. procumbent
Chondr6sium procumbens Desf.

Jilt

0

un

ijl.au

Ap

Philippine 1816.

S

CO

Jac. ec. 12

2261 tenuis W.

slender

Jilt

o

un

1 jl.au

Ap

Mexico

1823.

S

CO

Chondr6sium tenue j

Kth.

2262 prostrata Lag.
2263 hirsuta Lag.

prostrate
hairy

Jilt
Jilt

o

0

un

4Jl.au
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap

Mexico
Mexico

1820.
1823.

S
S

CO
CO

H.&B. 1.57

265. DINE'BRA Beauv. DINEBRA. (Its Arabic name.) Gramineat. 1. — 5.

2264 arabica Beauv. Arabian Jllb O cu f jn.jl Ap E. Indies 1804. S co Jac. fr. 121. 1

266. WANGENHEI'ML* Trin. WANGENHEIMIA. (F. A. J. Wangenheim, a German bot.) Gramineie. 1.

2265 Lima Trin. Lima ML Q vt £ jl.au Ap Spain 177d S co Cav. ic. 1.91
Dintbra Lima Beauv.

267. ECHINA'RIAZtesu. ECHINARIA.

2266 capitata Desv. headed * O cu

Cenchrus capitatus Sm. Seslen'n echinata Host

268. PAPPO'PHORUM Schreb.
black

Phleum-like

2267 nigricans R Br.

2268 phleoides Lag.

269. TRI'TICUM L.

2269 sstivum L.

2270 hybt'rnum L.

2271 sibericum W.

2272 compositum L.

2273 Linnae«wM»> Lag.

2274 turgidum L.

2275 fastuosum Lag.

2276 Gaertneri««M»» Lag.

2277 platystachyum Lag.

2278 cochleare Lag.

2279 durum Desf.

T. vi!16sum Host

2280 siculum R. # S.

2281 Aordeitorme Host

2282 compactum Host

2283 Cevallos Lag.

2284 polonicum L.

2285 Spelta L.
Zea Host

2286 monococcum L.

2287 atratum Host

2288 Cienfuegos Lag.

2289 Bauhini Lag.

2290 dicoccum Schii.

1 album

2 rufum

2291 tricuccum Schii.

2292 venulosum Ser.

2293 villusum Beauv.
Secale villosum L.

2294 squarrosum Roth

2295 hispanicum W.

2296 creticum R. # S.
Secale creticum L.

2297 campestre Kit.

270.
£896jfinceum Beauv.

TYiticum panicum L.
2299 repens R. % S. creeping

Triticum repens L.

1 arvense R. # S. corn field

2 subulatum R. $ S. subulate

3 dumetorum R. # S. thicket

4 \a\llantidnum R. & S. Vaillant's

5 ~Leersidnum R. & S. Leers's

PAPPOPHORUM.

jilt iAI un

(Echinos, a hedgehog.)
$ my.au Ap S. Europe 1771.

(Pappos, down, phoreo, to carry.)
2 jl.au

Gramlnece. 1. —
S co Host gr. 3. 8

(Tritum, rubbed; ground into flour.)

one-grained

dark-headed

Cienfuegos

Bauhin's

two-seeded

white-smferf

rufous-seeded

three-seeded

small-veined

villous

squarrous

Spanish

Cretan

field

1800.
1819.
1826.

Gramlnece. 2. — 7.

S p.l

S p.l

Gramlnece. 30.—

S r.m Hostgr. 3. 26

S r.m Hostgr. 3. 20

S co

S r.m M. h. 3. 1.7

S co

S r.m Hostgr. 3. 28

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co Host gr. 4. 6 ?

S co

S co Hostgr. 4. 5

S co Host gr. 4. 7

S co

S r.m Hostgr. 3. 21

S r.m Hostgr. 3. 30

S r.m Host gr. 3. 32
Host gr. 4. 8

S co Sch.ce. 17.3

S co

S co Fl.gr. 1.97

S co Host gr. 3. 32

S co Viv. fr. 1. 23, 2

S co

Jit O un 2 jl.au

S. Europe 1820. S co

rushy

AGROPYRUM.

jilt A

(Agros, a field, pyros, wheat.)
1| jn.jl

6 capillare R. # S. capillary

2300 dasyanthum R. $ S.

2301 distichum R. $ S.
23Q2acutumR.8(S.

2303 glaucum R. % S.

2304 obtusifl6rum R. 8( S.

2305 densiflorum R. 8< S.

2306 muricatum R & S.

2307 sibiricum R. # S.

2308 prostratum R. &S.

jut A w

jilt A w

jut A w

jilt A w

jut A w

illt A w

jilt A w
jut A w

thick-flowered
two- rowed

acute-flowered Jilt A un

glaucous jilt A un

obtuse-flowered jilt A un

dense- flowered Jilt A un

muricated Jilt A un

Siberian JlUi A un

prostrate JlUi A

2309 angustifolium&^S. narrow-leaved w A un

Jlli A w 2 jl.au

IJjl-au

il.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl au

l|jl.au

I jnjl

1 jn.jl

1 Jnjl

1 jn.jl

U Jn.jl

1 my.jn
\ my.jn

2 my jn

Ap

Ap

AP

Ap

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Graminece. 26. — 29.
S co Eng. bot. 814

Britain rub. S m.s Eng. bot. 909

England sea-sh.

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Russia

Egypt

France

P'rance

France

Siberia

Siberia

Siberia

Tauria

Siberia

1820.
1816.
1818.
1818.
1819.
1823.
1826.
1820.
1819.
1824.

S co Trat. tab. 566

S co Schreb. gr. 26. 2

S co Schreb.gr.ii.iv.3

S co Schreb. gr. 26. 1

S co Lee. her. 12. 4

S co

S co

S co

D co

D co Host gr. 4. 10

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co N. c. g. 14. 19. 4

D co

ORDER 1 1.

TIUANDRIA DIGYNIA.

2310 variegatum R. $ S. variegated

w

A

un

li my.jn

Ap

Siberia 1819.

D

CO

2311 littorale R. $ S. shore

£&

A

un

1 iny.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1819.

D

CO

2312 desertorum R $S. desert

Alii

A

un

2 my.jn

Ap

Siberia 1819.

D

CO

2313 rupestre R. $ S. rock

Alii

A

un

1 my.jn

Ap

Siberia 1825.

D

CO

2314 canfnuin R. $ S. dog

AUi

A

w

IJl.au

Ap

Britain ch. wo

S

S.I

Eng. bot 1372

2315 cristatum R. $ S. crested
2316 pectin itorme R. Sf S. pectiniforra

£k
Alii

A
A

W

11 11

1 jl.au
1 my.jn

Ap

Ap

Britain hed.
Tauria 1819.

8
1)

CO

CO

Eng. bot 2267
Bux. c. 1. 50. 3

2317 imbricatum R. 8j S. imbricated

Alii

A

un

1 my.jn

Ap

Caucasus 1819.

D

CO

Gm,si. 1.51. 23

2318 pectinatum R. $ S. pectinated

Alii

A

pr

ljjn.au

Ap

V. Diem. 1818.

s

CO

TYIticum pectinatum R. Br.

2319 subulatum Rui. subulate

Alii:

A

un

1| jn.jl

Ap

Europe 1815.

s

r.m

2320 rigidum R. 8( S. rigid

illi

A

un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Germany 1805.

s

CO

2321 intermddiuir. R. Sf S. intermediate

Alii

A

un

1 jl.au

AF

Germany 1805.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 22

2322 pungens R. fy S. pungent

Alii

A

un

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

s

CO

2323 elongatum G. Don elongated

Alii

A

un

5 jn.jl

Ap

Germany 1805.

s

CO

Host gr. 2. 23

T. giganteum R. Sj S. Jriticum elongatum Host

271. LO'LIUM L. RYE GRASS.

(Loloa.

Celt, lolium. Lat) Gramlnete.

7.

— 11.

2324 perdnne L. perennial

AUK

A

ag

1J my.jn

Ap

Britain me. pa.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 315

1 vulgare R. $ S. common

M

A

ag

1| my.jn

Ap

Britain

8

CO

Host gr. 1. 25

2 tenue R.$S. slender

m

A

ag

1| my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

Gr.wo.211. ic.

3 compositum R. 8( S. composite
4 ramosum R. &j S. branchy
5 RuBMiUJmm Sin. Russell's

m
Hk
at

A
A

A

ag
ag
•f

li my.jn
li my.jn
1| my.jn

Ap

AP
Ap

Britain
Britain
Britain

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Sch. ag. 1. 7. D.
Lee. gr. 12. 1
Gr. wo. 216. ic.

6 WhitwortlmSin. Whitworth's

Mi

A

ilS

1| my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

7 Stickneyanwra Sin'. Stickney's

m

A

ag

If my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

8 paniculatum Sin. paniculate

Aiii

A

ag

IJ my.jn

Ap

Britain

8

CO

9 monstrosum Sin. monstrous

j|

A

ao

14 my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

10 viviparum R. fy S. viviparous

jl

A

ag

11 my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

11 multiflorum Pers. many-flowered

p

A

ag

IJ my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

12 humile R. ScS. humble

m

A

ag

| my.jn

Ap

Britain

s

CO

2325 multiflorum Lam. many-flowered

Alii

A

un

2 my.jn

Ap

France 1826.

s

CO

Vail. pa. 17. 2

2326 speciosum Stev. showy

m

A

un

2 my.jn

Ap

Tauria 1824.

s

CO

2327 tenue L. slender

jl

un

3 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1590.

s

CO

2328 temulentum L. drunken Darnel

M

•

4 jl.au

Ap

Britain cor. fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1124

2329 arvense With. corn-field
2330 rigidum Gau. rigid

J|

m

8

ag
un

2 jl
1 my.jn

AP
Ap

England cor. fi.
Switierl. 1820.

s
s

CO
CO

Eng. bot 1125

272. E'LYMUS L. LYME GRASS.

(According to Linnaeus,

elyo, to cover.)'

Graminetz. 23. — 25.

2331 arenarius L. sand

j|

A

ag

4 ap.jn

Ap

Britain sea co

S

B

Eng. bot. 1672

2332 geniculatus E. B. jointed

AM

A

w

4 jl

Ap

England sea sh

S

8

Eng. bot. 1586

2333 sabulusus Bieb. sandy

tilt

A

un

4 jn.jl

Ap

Siberia 1806.

a

CO

2334 giganteus Vahl gigantic

m

A

or

5 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1790.

8

CO

2335 mexicanus Cav. Mexican.

A

cu

3 jl.au

Ap

Mexico 1823.

s

CO

Jac. ec. 19

2336 sibiricus L. Siberian

Jft

A

un

6 jn.jl

Ap

Siberia 1758.

s

CO

Schreb.gr.2.21.1

2337 racemosus Desf. racemose

jtt

A

un

2f jnjl

Ap

Siberia 1826.

D

CO

2338 tener L. tender

ill/

A

un

3 jn jl

Ap

Siberia 1801.

S

CO

2339 philadelphicus L. Philadelphian
2340 canadensis L. Canadian

m
m.

A
A

un
un

4 jl.au
4 jl.au

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1790.
N. Amer. 1699.

S

s

CO
CO

M.h.3.2.10

23-11 glaucifolius Mhl. glaucous-lvd
2342 virginicus L. Virginian

ji

M

A
A

un
un

4 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1819.
Virginia 1781.

D

S

CO
CO

2343striatus W. striated

m

A

un

3 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1790.

s

CO

2344 villosus Mhl. villous

Alii

A

un

3 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1802.

s

CO

2345 europae'us L. European

0|

un

3 jn.jl

Ap

England woods

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 1317

2346 crinitus Schreb. long-awned

AHi

cu

li jn.jl

Ap

Smyrna 1806.

s

CO

Schreb. gr. 24. 3

2347 intermedius Bieb. intermediate

£k

o

un

1| jnjl

Ap

Caucasus 1825.

I)

CO

Bux. c. 1.52

2348 Caput- Medusa L. Medusa's head
2349ji'mceus Fes. Rush-like

Aii
JH

0
A

un
un

4 jnjl
2 jn.jl

AP
Ap

Portugal 1784.
Siberia 1806.

s
s

CO
CO

Schreb. gr. 24. 2
M. msq. 1.45

2350 Aordeifurmis Desf. Barley-like

Alii

O

un

3 my.jn

Ap

1822.

D

CO

2351 hystrix L. porcupine

lili

A

cu

2 jnjl

Ap

Crimea 1770.

S

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 305

AspertHla hystrix W. en.

2352 pseudo-hystrix R. Sf S. bastard pore

m

O

cu

If jnjl

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.

s

CO

(An ancient name derived from seco, to cut.) Gramlrwce. 3. —

273. SECA'LE L. ' RYE.

2353 cer»?ale L. corn

1 hybernum R. Sf S. winter

2 vernum R. S[ S. spring

3 comp6situm R. Sf S. composite

2354 fragile Bleb. brittle
cereale Bieb.

2355 orientale W. oriental
Triticum orientale Bieb.

274. TETR APO'GON Desf. TETRAPOGON. (Tctra, four, pogon, a beard.)

2356 vil!6sus Desf. villous Jlli O cu 1 jl.au Ap Barbary

JDit O clt
Q) clt
O clt
O clt
O clt

3 jnjl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

AP
AP
Ap
AP
Ap

Crimea
Tauria
Tauria
Tauria
Tauria

... S

... s

... s

... s

1816. S

Host gr. :
Black. 424
Host gr. 2. 48

O> clt 3 jn.jl Ap Levant 1807. S co W, n. ber. 2. 4. S

Gramlnecs. 1.
1818. S co Desf. at. 2. 255

275. JfO'RDEUM L.
2357 vulgare L.

BART.EY.

common

(According to Bodasus a Stapel, hordus, heavy.)
JiUi O clt 3 jl Ap Sicily ... S

GraminecE. 18. —
r.m Hostgr. 3. 34

2 giganteum R. & S.

giant

Alii

0

clt

4

jl

Ap

Levant

S

CO

2358 cceleste Vil.

celestial

Alii

0

clt

3

jl

Ap

Levant ...

S

CO

Vib. ce. 1

2359 nigrum W. en.

black

un,

clt

3

jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

2360 hexastichon L.

six-rowed

Alii

clt

3

jl

Ap

......

s

r.m

Host gr. 3. 55

2361 distichon L.

two- rowed

jui,

clt

3

jl

Ap

Tartary

s

r.m

Host gr. 3. 36

2 imberbe R. # S.

beardless

Alii

/-\

clt

3

jl

Ap

Tartary

s

CO

2362 nudum Ard.

naked

Q

clt

3

jl

AP

Tartary

s

CO

Ard. sag. 2. 4

2363 Zeocriton L.

Spelt Barley

Alii

Q

clt

2

au

Ap

......

s

r.m

Host gr. 3. 37

2364 complanatum Beauv.

flattened

Alii

clt

3

jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1819.

s

CO

2365 secalinum Roth

Rye-like

Alii

clt

3

jl

Ap

Europe

s

CO

Mo. gr. 60. 96

2366 nepalense Swt.

Nepal

Alii

o

clt

3

jl

Ap

Nepal 1817.

s

CO

2367 bulbosum L.

bulbous

A

un

3

jl

Ap

Italy 1770.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 98

2368 strictum Des/.
2369 murinum L.

strict
wall

Alii
Alii

A

o

un

w

2

jl
ap.au

Ap
Ap

8. Europe 1824.
Britain sal. m.

s
s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 37
Eng. bot. 1971

2370 capense Thun.
2S/1 prateuse #wd.

cape
meadow

Alii

0
A

un
w

1*

2

jl.au
jn

Ap
Ap

C. G. H. 1817. S
Britain m, me. S

CO

Eng. bot, 409

D 2

36

2,372 maritimum With.

2373 hystrix Roth

2374 jubatum L.

TUIANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS III. ORDER III.

sea Jilt O w 1 jn.jl Ap Britain sal. m. S m.s Eng. bot. 1205

porcupine Jilt Q cu 1 jn.jl Ap Spain 1821. S co
maned m. Q) cu 1 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1782. S co

27& MICRO'CHLOA R. Br. MICROCHLOA (Mikros, small, chloa, grass.

2375 setacea R. Br. setaceous Jilt O cu

277. jEGOPO'GON Hum. ^GOPOGON.
237<) pusillus Bcauv. small

2J77 trisetus Lag. three-bristled

Ap E. Indies 1806.

Graminece. I.
S co Rox. cor. 132

(Aix, a goat, pogon, a beard.) Graminece. 2. — 5.

O cu £ jl.au Ap S. Amer. 1822. S co Cav.. h. m. 1.5. 2
Q cu 1 jl.au Ap S. Amer. 1822. S co Cav. h. in. 1. 5. 3

278. OPHIU'RUS Beauv. HARD GRASS. (Opkis, a snake, oura, a tail.)

2378 incurvatus Beauv. incurvate Jill O cu f jl Ap Britain
Rottboell/rt incurvata L.

2379 filitormis Bemtv. filiform m Q cu J jl
Rottboellw filiformis Roth

2380 subulatus Beauv. subulate ML Q cu 1 jl

Graminece. 3. — 4.

sea co S m.s Eng. bot. 760

Ap Portugal 1800. S co Bar. ic. 117.1

Lepturus cylindricus Trin. Rottboellza cylind

279. ROTTBOE'LLJ^ L. ROTTBOELLIA.

2381 exaltata L. exalted Jilt

2382 perforata Rox. perforated Jilt

Ap S. Europe 1806. S s.l Bar. ic. 5
Monerma subulata Beauv.

(C. Rottboell, a Danish botanist.)
cu 8 ... Ap E. Indies 1806.
cu 3 ... Ap E. Indies 1822.

Graminefp. 2. —

S co Rox. cor. 2. 157

S co Rox. cor. 2. 182

280. PHOLIU'RUS Trin. PHOLIURUS. (Pholis, a scale, oura, a tail.) Graminece. 1.

2383 pannonicus Trin. Pannonian Jilt O cu | jl Ap Hungary 1804. S co Host gr. 1. 24
Ophiurus pannonicus Beauv.

281. ANTHE'PHORA Schreb. ANTHEPHORA. (Anthos, a flower, phoreo, to bear.) Graminece. 1. — 2.

2384 elegans Schreb. elegant Jilt Ol cu 2 au.s Ap Jamaica 1776. S p.l Schreb.gr. 4i
Tripsacum hermaphrodituni L. Cenchrus laevigatus Trin.

282. MANISU'RUS L. MANISURUS. (Manis, the scaly lizard, oura, a tail ; spikes.) Graminece. 1. — 2.

2385 granularis Sum. grained Jilt U\\ cu 2 jl.au Ap E. Indies 1821. D co Rox. cor. 2. 118

283. PE'ROTIS H. K. PEROTIS. (Peros, deficient ; flower.) Gramlnea. 1. — 2.

2386 latifolia H. K. broad-leaved Jilt ED cu 2 au.s Ap E. Indies 1777. S s.p R. mal. 12. 62

284. SA'CCHARUM L. SUGAR CANE.

2387 otticinarum L.

2388 violaceum Tus.

2389 sinense Rox.

2390 procerum Rox.

2391 contractum Pair.

2392 caudatum Mey.

2393 polystachyum Swz.

2394 mexicanum Brou.

2395 dfibium H. % B.

2396 Munja Rox.

285..ERIA'NTHUS MX. ERIANTHUS.

2397 saccharoides MX. . Sugar-cane-like Jilt A
Saccharum giganteum Pers.

2398 brevibarbis MX. short-bearded Jilt A
Saccharumbrevibarbe Pers.

(Soukar, its Arabic name.) Gramlneee. 10. — 32

officinal

jut [23 clt

12

...

Ap

India

1597.

Sk

r.m SI. jam. 1

.66

violaceous

Jilt 12

3 clt

10

jl.au

Ap

W. Indies

1824.

D

co Fl. ant. 1.

25

Chinese

jut G

3 clt

6

Ap

China

1822.

D

r.m

tall

jut (2

3 clt

10

Ap

E. Indies

1822.

D

r.m

contracted

jilt (2

3 cu

4

n.'jl

Ap

Trinidad

1823.

D

CO

caudate

jut [2

3 cu

4

Ap

W. Indies

1816.

D

r.m SI. jam. 1.

70.1

many-spiked

jut (2

3 cu

2

jl.au

Ap

Trinidad

1823.

1)

CO

Mexican

juii [2

3cu

1

jl.au

Ap

Mexico

1820.

S

CO

doubtful

jut [2

3 cu

2

jl.au

Ap

Trinidad

1826.

1)

CO

Munja

jut (Z3 cu

4

...

Ap

E. Indies

1805.

D

r.m

(Erion, wool, anthos, a flower.) Graminece. 2. —34.

pr 5 jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1826. D l.p

cu 4 jlau Ap N. Amer. 1822. D p.l

6. TRICHOL^'NA R. $ S. TRICHOUENA. ( Thrix, hair, Icena, a cassock.) Graminece. I.
i micrantha R. Sf S. small-flowered Jilt L^J pr 1 jn.jl Ap TenerifFe 1825. S p.l Jac. ec. 34
Saccharum Teneriffae L. Panicum Tenerittae Spr.

287. IMPERA'TA Cyr. IMPERATA. (Imperial;

2400 arundinacea Cyr. reedy jut

2401 spontanea Beauv. spontaneous Jilt
Saccharum spontaneum L.

perial; spikes like the plumes of a cap of state.) Graminece. 2.—
A ec 2ijl.au Ap S. Europe 1817. S co Cyr. ne. 2. 11
E3 pr 3 jl.au Ap Africa 1824. D co R. mal. 12. 46

288. LEF/RS/^ Swz.

2402 oryzoldes Sivx.

2403 virginica W.

2404 austral? s R. Br.

LEERSIA. ( J. D. Leers, a German botanist.)

Rice-like Jilt A cu 2 jl.au Ap Levant

Virginian Jilt A cu 1^ jl.au Ap N. Amer. 1770.

Australian Jilt iAI un 1£ jl.au Ap N. Holl. 1819.

289. ARUNDINA'RIA MX. CANE-BRAKE. (Altered from arundo, a reed.)

2405 macrosperma MX. long-seeded jlUi A or 10 jn Ap N. Amer. 1809.

2406 glaucescens R <$• S. glaucescent Jilt (23 cu 10 ... Ap E. Indies 1818.
Ludolfr'a glauc£scens W. Panicum glaucescens Lam.

Graminece. 3. —

1793. S co Host gr. 1. 35

S co Jac. ic. 2. 305
D p.l

Graminece. 2.
S co
D p.l

CLASS III. ORDER 3.
TRIA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

290. HOLO'STEUM L. HOLOSTEUM. (Holos, all, osteon, a bone ; by antiph. no bone.) Caryophyllea:. 2. —4.

24€7 umbellatum L.
2408 diandrum Swx.

umbellated
diandrous

O

rm un

jl.au
"* jnjl

England old1
Jamaica 1824.

co Eng. bot. 2-7
co Swz. pr. 7

291. POLYCA'RPON L. ALL-SEED.

2409 tetraphyllum L. four-leaved

2410 diphyllum Cav. two-leaved

292. LENCHE^ L. LECHEA.

2411 major Ph. greater
villosa Ell. minor L.

2412 minor Ph. lesser

2413 Jhymifolia MX. Thyme-leaved
minor Wai.

2414 racemulosa MX. racemulose

(Polys, many, karpos, seed.) Paronychiece. 2. — 3.

O cu | jl W England san. pi. S co Eng. bot. 1031

O cu ^ jn.jl W

1821. S co Cav. ic. 151. 1

(G. Leche, a Swedish botanist, died 1764.)
& A pr 1 jl.au W Canada 1780.

Citrine*. 4. — 6.
D co Lam. il. 1. 52. 2

I jl.au
jl.au

Canada 1802.
N. Amer. 1812.

D co

D s.p

Lam. il. 52. 1

A Pr i jl.au W N. Amer. 1816. D s.p Lam. il. 3. 281

293. ERIOCAU'LON Lam. PIPEWORT. (Erion, wool, Icaulos, a stem.) Eriocaidece. 3.— .34.
2415 septanguUre E. B. aeven-angied ^ A cu is W Scotland bogs. D aq Eng. bot. 773

CLASS IV. ORDER I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

S?

2416 australe R. Br.

2417 fasciculatum Lam.

294. MO'NTI^ L.

2418 fontana L.

2419 rivularis Gm.

295. MOLLU'GO L.

2420 verticillata L.

2421 triphylla L*.
Linkw' Dec.

2122 opposititolia i.

2423 Schrankz* Ser.
dichotoma Schrank

2424 hirta Thun.

Australian
fascicled

CHICKWEED.
fountain
brook

i jn

\ au.s

N. Holl.
Guiana

1820.
1825.

D bog

S bog Lam. il. 50

(Joseph Monti, professor of botany, at Bologna.) Portuldcece. 2.
=fe O w i ap.my W Britain springs. S aq Eng. bot. 1206
* O un £ jn.jl W Labrador 1823. D aq

MOLLUGO. (A name in Pliny, retained by Linnaeus.) Caryophyllece. 5. — 1*.
whorled O un ijn.au Ap Virginia 1748. S co Ehr. pic. 6

three-leaved O un i jl Ap Brazil 1821. S jn.s

opposite-leaved
Schrank's

hairy

O un

4*jr

Ap
Ap

Virginia
Brazil

1748.
1821.

S'

S

rm un
roi un

ijl.au
1 jn.jl

W
W

E. Indies
Brazil

1818.
1826.

S
S

co Pluk.al.21.75.6
co Sen. mo. 6

i jiLjl W C. G. H. 1824. S co

296. MINUA'RT/^ L. MINUARTIA.

2425 dichotoma L. dichotomous

2426 campestris L. field

2427 montana L. mountain

(Minuart, a Spanish apothecary.)

8cu | jn.jl Ap Spain
cu lin jn.jl Ap Spain
O cu s jn.jl Ap Spain

Paronychtice. 3.
1771. S co Ac. st. 1758. 1. 2
1806. S co Ac. st. 1758, 1. 3
1806. S co Lcef. it. 1. 4

297. QUE'RIA L.
2428 hispanica L.

298. KCENI'G/,4 L.

2129 islantiica L.

QUERIA.

Spanish

(Don J. Quer y Martinez, a Spanish surgeon.) Caryophyllece. 1. — 2.

O cu lin my.s Ap Spain 1800. S co Qu. his. 6. 15. 2

Iceland

(Samuel Kcenig, a Swiss mathematician.)
O cu | ap Ap Iceland 1773.

299. PROSERPINA'CA L. PROSERPINACA.

2430 palustris L. marsh * O cu

2431 pectinata Ph. pectinated ^ Q cu

ELODE;

Guiana

(Proserpo, to creep.)
1 jl W Canada 1818.

| jl.au W N. Amer. 1822.

PoJygonece. 1.
S co Lam. il. 51

Halot agece. 2.
D aq
S aq

300. ELODE' A MX.' ELODEA. (Elodes, growing in marshy places.) Fluvidles.

2432 guyanensis Mr. ' Guiana * £2 cu f jl.au W Guiana 1820. S aq

301. HOUTTU'YN/^ Thun. HOUTTUTNIA. (Dr. Houttuyn, a virtuoso of Amsterdam.)

2433 cordata Thun. cordate £ (23 cu £ my.jl Y.G Japan 1820. D s.l

2434 fce'tida Hort. foetid £ ES cu £ my.au Y.G Japan 1800. D s.l

1 — 3.

M. in. 1811. 4.1

Aroldea. 2.
Bot. mag. 2731

CLASS IV. ORDER!.

TETRA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

302 PETRO'PHILA R.Br. PETROPHILA. (Petros, a stone, phileo, to love.) Proteaceee. 8.— 10.
round-leaved it i_J or 4 jl.au W N. Holl. 1824. S s.p

2435 teretifolia R. Br.

2436 filitoiia R. Br.

2437 rigida R. Br.
pulchella R. Br.
Protea/ucif61ia Sal.

2438

2439 diversitolia R. Br.

2440 pedunculata R. Br.

2441 fastigiata R. Br.

2442 trifida R. Br.

thread-leaved

rigid

neat

various-leaved
pedunculated
fastigiate
trifid

i | or

it | | or

it | | or

it i | or

» i | or

*L_|or

jl.au

5 jn.jl

5 jn.jl

5 jl.au

5

4 jl.au

5 jl.au

p
S s.p

303. ISOPO'GON R. Br. ISOPOGON.

2443 teretitolius R. Br. round-leaved

2444 anethifolius R. Br. -Dill-leaved

2445 formosus R Br. handsome

2446 anemonitolius R. Br. Anemone-lvd

2447 axillaris R. Br. axillary-/wrf

2448 ceratophyllus R. Br. Buckshorn-lvd

2449 polycephalus R. Br. many-headed

2450 propimjuus Cun allied

2451 divaricatus R. Br. divaricate
Protea divaricata Andr.

2452 trilobus R. Br. three-lobed

2453 attenuatus R. Br. attenuate
2451 longifolius R. Br. long-leaved

304. PRCXTE^ L. PROTEA.

2455 cynaroides L.

2456 latifolia R. Br.

2 coccinea

3 viridiflora

2457 villifera Lindl.

2458 compacta R. Br.

2459 longi flora Lam.

2460 speciosa L.

2461 coccinea R. Br.

2462 obtusa Kn. pr.
speciosa B. M.

2463 macrophylla R. Br.
24; i4 formosa R.Br.

2465 melaleiica R. Br.

2466 hirsuta IV. en.

2467 pallens W. en.

2468 lepidocarpon R. Br. scaly- fruited

2469 weriifolia R. Br. Oleander-lvd

; | | or 4 jl.au

(Isos, equal, pogon, a beard.)

i l | or 4 my.jn Pa N. Holl.

: i I or 5 mr.jn Pa

• | | or 4 mr.jn Pk

i i | or 5 jl.au Y

4 ap.my Pa

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1823. S s,p

N. S. W. 1790. S s.P Bot. mag. 796

N. Holl. 1803. S s.p

N. Holl. 1824. S s.p

N. Holl. 1820. ~
N. HolL

S s.p
1820. S s.p

12.—

* I | or

* i | or

» l I or

it i | or

»l_jor

*L-!or

* l | or

»|_jor

my.jn
3 my.jn
3
3

Pa
Pa

my.jn Pa
my.jn Pa

my.jn
ap.jn
jn.jl

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

Proteacete.
1S23. S s.p
1796. ~
1805.
1791.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1824. S s.p Bot. rep. 465

S s.p Cav. ic. 6. 549

S s.p

S s.p Bot. mag. 697

S s.p

S s.P

S s.p
s.p

1803.
1822.
1823.

(Proteus, a self-transforming

Artichoke-like * | | or li mr.n P

broad-leaved it \ | or 7 jl.s P

scarlet * i_J or 7 jl.s S

green-flowered * i 1 or 7 jl.s G

villit'erous * i | or 7

l | or 6

compact

long-flowered

splendid

scarlet

obtuse

large-leaved
handsome
blk. & white
hairy
pale

jl.au
7 ja.mr
mr.jn

it i | or

il 1 | or 5 mr.au S

i l | or 10 mr.ap R

god ; diversity.)

C. G. H. 1774.

C. G. H. 1806.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

1806.
1806.
1800.
1810.
1795.
1786.
1824.
1786.

S s.p

S s

C p.l Bot. reg. 900

Proteaceee. 47. — 58.

C s.l Bot. mag. 770

S s.l Bot. mag. 1717

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Ex. bot. 2. 81

S s.l Bot. mag. 1183

S s.l

C s.l.pBot. rep. 110

And. rep. 646
Bot. reg. 1023

«l_Jor 8
il | | or 6

il I | or 6

il l | or

it ( | or

*l_Jor
il i l or

mr.au W

my.jn R

mr.jl D.P

4 mr.au Pa

4 mr.au Pa

6 mr.jl D. P

6 f.ap W
D 3

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1824. S

1789. S

1786.

1819.

1819.

1806.

1806. C s.l.p Bot. reg. 208

s.l

p 1 Bot. mag. 1713
C s.l.p Bot. rep. 103
S s.l
S s.l
S s.l Bot. rep. 301. 2

38

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA,

CLASS IV.

2470puichellaAJ?r.

neat

it i | or

3 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

1795.

L

8.1

Bot. reg. 20

1 ciliata

ciliated

4t i | or

3 mr.au

R

C.G.H.

1795.

C

8.1

And. rep. 270

2 glabra

smooth

it | | or

3 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

1795.

C

8.1

And. rep. 277

3 speciosa

splendid

4t | | or

3 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.1

And. rep. 442

£471 patens R. Br.

spreading

4t i |or

2 mr.jn

W.p

C. G. H.

1789.

C

&1

Bot. rep. 543

2472 magniflca Kn. pr.

magnificent

4t | (or

6 mr.jn

W

C. G. H.

1789.

s

s.l

Bot. rep. 438

2473 longifolia R. Br.

long-leaved

it i | or

2 mr.au

P

C. G. H.

1798.

s

8.1

Bot. ree. 47

2474 incompta R. Br.
2475 umbonalis Kn. pr.

untrimmed
embossed

41 1 |or
4t | | or

3 ap.my
7 mr.au

W C. G. H.
W.bk C. G. H.

1822.
1798.

C

C

s.I.p
s.l.p Bot. rep. 144

2476 ligulasfolia Kn. pr.

strap-leaved

41 1 | or

7 mr.au

P

C. G. H.

1798.

C

s.l

Bot. rep. 133

2477 mellifera Thun.

honey-bearing

41 1 1 or

6 my.d

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

8.1

Bot. mag. 346

2 alba

white

4t i | or

6 my.d

W

C. G. H.

1795.

C

S.l

And. rep. ic.

2478 grandiflora R. Br.

great-flowered

4t i |or

8 my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1787.

s

p.l

Bot. mag. 2447

2 marginata

marginated

4t i 1 or

6 my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1795.

C

S.1

Bot. reg 569

2479 Scolymus Thun.

Golden thistle

it i |or

3 my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1780.

C

S.1

Bot. mag. 698

2480 mucronifolia Sal.

mucronate-lvd

41 1 | or

3 jl.d

W

C. G. H.

1803.

C

8.1

Bot. mag. 933

2481 nana R. Br.

dwarf

it | |or

2 ap.jl

Pk

C. G. H.

1787.

C

s.l.p

Ex. bot. 1. 44

2482 pendula R. Rr.

pendulous

it i | or

2 mr.jn

C. G. H.

1806.

C

2483 tenax R Br.

tough

4t i lor

2. f.my

Y"

C. G. H.

1801.

C

l.p

Par. lond. 70

2484 canaliculate R. Br.

channel-leaved

*l_lor

3 f.d

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

s

S.l

Bot. rep. 437

2485 acuminala A A/.

sharp-pointed

<i 1 |or

3 mr.jn

P .

C.G.H.

1809.

C

S.1

Bot. mag. 1694

2486 acaulis 7%««.

stemless

4ll_lor

H my.s

P

C. G. H.

1802.

s

8.1

Bot. mag. 2065

2487 lorea A .Br.

thonged

4t i lor :

l| mr.au

W

C. G. H.

1824.

s

8.1

2488 elongata A Br.

elongated

4t i | or

4i jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1820.

s

8.1

2489 angustata A Br.

narrow -leaved

4t | |or

1 mr.au

P

C. G. H.

1820.

s

S.l

2490 revoluta .R. 2?r.

revo\ute-leaved

it ( |or

1£ mr.au

P

C. G. H.

1824.

s

S.l

2491 tenuifolia A Br.

fine-leaved

it i |or

J mr.my

• ••

C. G. H.

1795.

s

S.l

2492 glaucophylla Kn.pr.

glaucous-leaved

lit i |or

1! ap.my

G

C. G. H.

1816.

s

s.l

Par. Ion. 11

2493 lae'vis A Br.

smooth-leaved

41 1 | or

£ my.jn

G

C. G. H.

1806.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. 2439

longifolia Sal.

2494 scabra R. Br.

rough-leaved

4ll_Jor

i my.jl

Br

C. G. H.

1809.

C

l.p

2495 repens 7%im.

creeping

41 1 |or

| jn.au

• ••

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.1

Wein. 897. a.

2496 turbiniflora A Br.

turbinate-flwd

4t | |or

I ap.my

Pk

C. G. H.

1803.

C

l.p

Par. Ion. 108

2497 Scolopendrium A Br.

Hart's- tongue

41 1 (or

f -

• ••

C. G. H.

1802.

s

8.1

2498 cordata Thun.

heart-leaved

4t | )or

1| mr.my

P

C. G. H.

1790.

s

S.l

Bot. rep. 289

2499 amplexicaulis A 2?r. stem-clasping
2500 humilis A Br. low -flower ing

it | |or :
4t i |or

l| ja.mr
1 jn.au

P

Br

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1802.
1802.

s
s

P.1

Par. Ion. 67
Bot. rep. 532

2501 acerosa A Br.

chaffy

it i |or

3 mr.my Bk

C G. H.

1803.

C

S.l

Bot. rep. 577

305. LEUCOSPE'RMUM R. Br. LEUCOSPERMUM.

(Leukos

. white, sperma.

a seed.)

Proteacece. 15. — 20.

2502 lineare A Br.

Vmear-leaved

4t | |or

4 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.1

Thun. pr. 35. 4. 2

2503 attenuatum R. Br.

attenuate

it | | or

3 mr.au

Y

C. G. II.

1820.

s

s.p

2504 tottum A Br.

Hottentot

4t | |or

3 jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

p.l

2505 medium A Br.

mediate

4t | | or

3 my.jn

0

C. G. H.

1794.

C

l.p

Bot. rep. 17

2506 formosum A>t. pr.

handsome

it | |or

4 my.au

Y

C. G. H.

1784.

s

p.l

Bot. rep. 4t>9

2507 ellipticum R. Br.

elliptic

4t i | or

4 my.au

Y

C. G. H.

1803.

C

l.p

2508 conocarpum A Br.

cone-fruited

it \ | or

3 my.au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Pluk. ph. 200. 2

2509 grandiflorum A Br.

great-flowered

41 1 1 or

4 my.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

8

p.l

Par. Ion. 116

Leucod£ndron grand

iflorum Sal.

2510 puberum A Rr.

downy-leaved

it i ) or

2 my.au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.1

2511 patulum R. Br.

spreading

it , |or

2 jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1823.

s

s.p

2512 spatulatum R. Br.

spatulate

it t |or

2 jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1825.

s

s.p

2513 tomentosum Kn. pr.

cottony

it | |or

2 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1789.

s

p.l

2514 parile Kn. pr.

matched

4t | |or

2 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1789.

C

IP

2515 candicans B. A

whitish

4t | | or

2 an s

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

s

p.l

Bot. rep. 29*

Protect candicans yiw

dr.

2516 hypophyllum A Br.

under-leaved

«l_Jor

1* ...

Y

C. G. H.

1787.

s

p.l

PI. man. 440.3.

306. MIME'TES R.Br. MIMETES. (Mimetes, a mimic.)

2517 hirta R. Br. hairy 4t t | or 3| jn.au R

2518 pauciflora A Br. few-flowered it i | or 3£ jn.au R

2519 palustris Kn. pr. marsh 41 i | or jn.au P

2520 cucullata R. Br. cucullate-/w* 41 | | or 2 ... P

Protect cucullata L.

2521 Hartog« R. Br. Hartoge's 41 i | or 5 jn.au

2522 divaricata R. Br. divaricate 4t | | or 2{ jn.s W

2523 tracciniitolia Swt. Vaccinium-lvd * i | or 3

Deastella yacciniifolia Kn. pr.

2524 purpurea A Br. purple 4t i | or 2 n.d P

Protedcete. 8. — 13

C. G. H. 1774. C s.l Wein. 4. 899. a.

C. G. H. 1818. S l.p

C. G. H. 1802. C l.p Boer. 2. 194

C. G. H. 1789. S s.1 Pluk.al.212.304.G

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1824.
1795.

S s.1
C s.l

Wein. 4. 906

1800. C l.p

C.G.H. 1789. C s.l

307- SERRU'RI/f R. Br. SERRURIA.

2525 glaberrima R. Br. very smooth

2526 diffusa R. Br. diffuse

2527 abrotanifolia Kn. pr. Southernw.-lvd

2528 millefolia Kn.pr. thousand-lvd

2529 artemis\erf6Ha Kn.pr. Wormwood-lvd

2530 pinnata R. Br. pinnate

2531 arenaria R Br. sand

2532 cyanoides R. Br. Cyanus-like
2,533 nitida R. Br. shining

(Dr. J.

| | or

Serrnrier,
1 jn.au

or 3 jn.au

it t | or

4t ( | or

«i_Jor

it i | or

e i | or

2534 pedunculata R. Br. pedunculate

2535 scoparia R. Br. Broom

2536 Niveni R. Br. Niven's
Pro tea decumbens Andr.

it ( | or

4t | | or

• i | or

4 jn.au

4 jn.au

5 jn.au
1 jn.au

1 jn.au
H jn.au

2 jn.au
7 jn.au

3 jnau
£ jn.au

prof. bot. at Utrecht.)

P C. G. H. 1825.

P C.G.H. 1810.

Pk C. G. H. 1803.

P C. G. H. 1803.

P C. G. H. 1789.

Pk C.G.H. 1803.

P C. G. H. 1803.

P C. G. H. 1803.

P C. G. H. 1823.

P C.G.H. 1789.

P C.G.H. 1809.

P C. G. H. 1800.

2537 villosa R. Br.
2538/o3niculacea R, Br.
2539ciliata/i.^r.

2540 congesta R. Br.

2541 squarrosa R. Br.
2;";42 »hylicoides R. Br.

2543 ae'mula R. Br.

2544 florida R. Br.

2545 parilis Kn. pr.

2546 odorata Swt.

villous

fennel-leaved

ciliated

heaped

squarrose

Phylica-like

rival

flowery

matched

sweet-scented

4t | | or 2 jn au P

4t | | or 2 jn.au P

4t | 1 or 2 jn.au P

4t | | or 2 jn.au P

4t | | or 2 jn.au P

"I i | or 3 jn.au P

Protea abrotanifolia odorata Andr.

» \ | or o jn.au j

« | | or 3 jn.au P

»l | or 2 jn.au P

it | | or 2 jn.au Pk

it \ | or 2 jn.au Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1820.
1M)3.
1820.
1810.
1788.
1803.
1824.
1803.
1803.

Proteacece. 34.— 46.

S s.l

S 8.1

C l.p Bot. rep. 522

C 1. s.p Bot. rep. 337

C l.p

S p.l Bot. rep. 512

C s.p

S p.l Pluk.m. 61.345.6

S s.1

C p.l.s Bot. rep. 264

S s.l

C s.p.1 Bot. rep. 349

S si

S s.1

C s.l

S s.l

S s.l

S p.l Bot. rep. 507. 4

C Lp

S s.l Thun. pr. 1. 1

C p.l Bot. rep. 507

C p.l Bot. rep. 545

ORDER I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

2547 emarginata Swt.

emarginated

ftl [or •

2 jn.au

Pk

C. G. H,

1800.

C

p.l

Bot, rep. 536

Serrilrio arenaria Kn

. pr.

2548 decumbens R. Br.

decumbent

«l_Jor

1 jn au

P

C. G. H.

1818.

S

S.I

Thun. pr. 1. 1

£r)4!) adsc^ndens R Br.

ascending

ft l | or

2 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1819.

s

S.I

25. >0 rubricaulis R Br.

red- stemmed

ftl_Jor

2 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1818.

g

S.I

2551 flagellans ft. Br.

whip

»l | or

2 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1816.

s

S.I

255-2 glomerata R. Br.

glomerated

ft l | or

3 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1789.

s

p.l

Bur. af. 99. 2

2553 decipiens R. Br.

deceptive

ft , | or

4 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1806.

c

1 P

2554 Roxburgh* R. Br.
2555 Burmamw R. Br.

Roxburgh's
Burmann's

ft l | or
ft ( | or

3 jn au
2| jn.au

W
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1806.
1786.

c
c

Lp

Bur. af. 99. 1

2556 triternata R. Br.

triternate

ft 1 I or

7 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1802.

s

p.l

Bot. rep. 447

2557 elongata R Br.
2558 crithmifolia R. Br.

elongated
Samphire-lvd

ftl_Jor
ft) |or

1| jn.au
2 jn.au

P

R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1818.

c

s

fr

308. NIVE'N/^ R. Br.
2559 sceptrum R. Br.

NlVENlA.

sceptre-/<Ae

(J. Niven, a

ft i | or

collector of Cape plants.)
2 jn.au Pa.P C. G. H.

1790.

Protedceae. 7. — 12.
S p.l Spar. h. 1777.55.1

2560 spathulata R. Br.

spatulate

ft i | or

2|jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1790.

C

S.1

Thun. pr 58. 5

2561 parvitolia R. Br.

small-leaved

ft i |or

1£ jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1823.

S

p.l

Thun. pr. 4. 1

Protea spatulata W.

2562 spicata R. lir.

spiked

ft | |or

24 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1786.

s

pl

2563 crithmiflSlia R. Br.

Samphire-lvd

ft i ) or

2£ jn.au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1797.

a

p.l

Bot. rep. 243

2564 media R. Br.

middle

ft | j or

6 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1803.

c

s.p

Bot. rep. 234

2565 Lagopus R. Br.

Hare's-foot

ft i | or

4 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1810.

s

s.l

309. SOROCE'PHALUS R. Br. SOROCEPHALUS.

(Soros, a heap, kephale, a

head.)

Proteacece. 7. — 10.

2566 setacea R. Br.

setaceous

ft | Jor

2 jn.au

P

C CT H

1823.

S

l.p

2567 imberbis R. Br.

beardless

ft l | or

3 jn.au

P

c! G. H.

180d

C

s.p

2568 spatalloides R. Br.

Spatalla-like

ftt.Jor

3 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1803.

C

s.p

2569 tenuifolia R. Br.

slender-leaved

ft I | or

3 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1802.

t:

l.p

25701anata R. Br.

woolly

ftLjor

2 jn.s

P

C. G. H.

1790.

c

l.p

Thun. pr. 30. 3

2571 imbricata R.Br.
2572 diversifolia R.Br.

imbricated
various-leaved

ft , 1 or
ft i | or

3 ap.jl
4 ap.jl

P
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.
1803.

s
c

t;

Bot. rep. 517

310. SPATA'LLA R. Br. SPATALLA.

(Spatale, wantonness.)

Proteaceas. 2. — 16.

2573 mollis R. Br.

soft

ft i_|or

2 ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1826.

S

p.l

2574 nivea R. Br.

white

ft l | or

2 ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1806.

S

8.1

2575 bracteata R Br.

bracteate

ft l | or

3 ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1806.

S

S.I

Thun. pr. 1. 2

2576 ramulosa R. Br.

ramulose

ft i 1 or

3 au.s

P

C. G. H.

1787.

c

l.p

2577 prolitera R Br.

proliferous

ft 1 |or

lijn.au

P

C. G. H.

1800.

c

S.1

2578 incurva R. Br.

incurved-/ wi

ft | | or

2£ my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1789.

s

S.I

Bot. rep. 429

2579 caudata R. Br.
2580 Thunbergw R. Br.

caudate
Thun berg's

ft 1 ) or
*l_Jor

2 ap.au
3 my.jn

P
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1812.
1806.

s
c

EP

Thun. pr. 2. 3

2581 brevifolia R. Br.

short-leaved

*l_Jor

li my.au

P

C. G. H.

1823.

s

pS

*311. ADENA'NTHOS

2582 obovata Lab.

Lab. ADENANTHOS. (Aden, a gland, anthos, a flower.)
obovate ft | | or 5 my.au R N. Holl. 1826.

Proteacece. 3. — 5.
S s.p Lab. n.h. 1.37

258 5 cuneata R Br.

"wedge-leaved

ft | | or

R

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p.l

Lab. n. h. 1. 36

2584 sericea R. Br.

silky

ft i 1 or

R

N. Holl.

1824.

C

S.J.1

Lab. n. h. 1. 38

*312. CONOSPE'RMUM R. Br. CONOSPERMUM.

(Konos, a cone, sperma, seed.)

Protedcete. 5. — 9.

2585 ellipticum R. Br.

elliptic

ft l |or

3 my.au

W

N. Holl.

1822.

C

s.p

2586 f ricifulium R. Br.

Heath-leaved

ft l |or

3 jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1820.

C

s.p

Lin. tr. 10. 17. 1

2587 faxifolium Sm.

Yew- leaved

fti_|or

3 jn.au

.W

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p

Bot, mag. 2724

2588 longifolium Sm.

long-leaved

ft i |or

4 jn.au

W.Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p

Sm.ex.bot. 2. 82

2589 capitatum R. Br.

capitate

« 1 |or

3 jaau

B

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p

313. BOTRY'CERAS W. BOTRYCERAS. (Botrys, a raceme, Aeras, a horn.) Protedcece. 1. no

2590 /aurinum W. Laurel-like ft i | or 4 N. Holl. 1823. C ps W.b. m.1811.10.

* 314. PERSOO'N/^ Sm.
2591 pinifolia R. Br.
259£^'uniperina Lab.

2593 linearis R Br.

2594 flexifolia R. Br.

2595 teretifolia R Br.

2596 Chamse'pithys Cun.

2597 nutans R. Br.

2598 hirsuta R Br.

2599 pruinosa Cun.

2600 mollis R. Br.

2601 scabra R. Br.

2602 A-alicina Pers.
2& )3 latifolia Andr.

2604 ferruginea Sm.

2605 lanceolata Andr.

PERSOONIA.
Pine-leaved
Juniper-like
linear-leaved
bent-leaved
round-leaved
Ground-pine
nodding
hairy
frosty
soft

scabrous
Vf\\\ow-leaved
broad-leaved
rusty
spea'r-leaved

(C. H. Per soon, of Dutch origin, a celeb, hot.) Proteacece. 15. — 25.
ft i_J or 4 jn.jl Y N. S. W. 1822. L s.p

4 jn.jl Y N. S. W. 1826. C s.p Lab. n.h. 1.45

5 jl.au Y N. S. W. 1794. L s.p Bot. mag. 760
2 jn.jl Y N. Holl. 1824. C p.l Bot. cab. 922
4 jn.jl Y '> N. Holl. -

ft i | or

ftl_jor
*l_Jpr

ft i | or

« i_J or

ft 1 | or

ft i | or

ft I (or

ft i | or

ft i | or

ft I | or

ft L_Jor

ft i |or

ftl_Jor

4 ...

I my.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

4 jn.jl
7 jn.jl
4 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

4 jn.jl

Y

Y * N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

Y N. Holl. 1824. C l.p

Y N. Holl. 1824. C l.p

Y N. S. W. 1800. C l.p Bot. cab. 327

Y N. S. W. 1824. C l.p

Y N. S. W. 1826. C l.p

Y N. S. W. 1824. C s.p

Pk N. S. W. 1795. C l.p Cav. ic. 4. ?89

Y N. S. W. 1795. L s.p Bot. rep. 280

Y.R N. S. W. 1823. C s.p Sm. ex. bot.2.83
Y N. S. W. 1791. L s.p Bot. rep. 74

315. AGA'STACHYS R. Br. AGASTACHYS. (Agasfos, admirable, stachys, a spike.) Proteaceas.
2606 odorata R. Br. sweet-scented ft i_J or 3 ap.s Pa.Y N. Holl. 1826. C s.p

316. GREVFLLE/4 R. Br. GREVILLEA. (C. F. Greville, a patron of natural science.)

Proteacece. 31,— 48.

2607 sericea R. Br.

silky

ft l |or

6

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1790.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 862

2608 punicea R. Br.

scarlet

«l lor

.

ap.au

P

N. S. W.

1822.

C

l.p

Sm. n. h. 9. 5

2609 dubia R. Br.

doubtful

ft 1 /or

3

ap.s

V

N. S. W.

1820.

c

Lp

2610 acanthifolia Cun.

Acanthus-lvd

ftl_|or

4

ap.s

P

N. S. W.

1824.

c

Lp

Fi. n. h. ic.

2611 concinna R.Br.

neat

ft i | or

4

ap.s

P

N. S. W.

1824.

c

s.p

2612^'unip^rina R. Br.

Juniper-like

ft 1 | or

4

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1822.

c

Lp

Bot. cab. 1003

261 5 aspera R. Br.

rough

ft | | or

3

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1824.

c

IP

2614 linearis R. Br.

linear-leaved

ft) | or

6

ap.s

W

N. S. W.

1790.

s

s.p

Bot. rep. 272

2 incarnata B. M.

flesh-colored

ft l |or

4

ap.s

F

N. Holl.

1790.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 2661

3 alba Lod.

white-flowered

ft l (or

4

ap.s

W

N. Holl.

1790.

c

s.p

Bot. cab. 1003

2615 stricta R. Br.

strict

ftt | or

4

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1820.

c

s.p

2616 rosmarinif.'.lia Cun.

Rosemary-lvd

ftt_jor

4

ap.s

R

N. S. W.

1824.

c

s.p

2ol7 rii.aria R. Br.

river-side

ft 1 |or

4

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1791.

c

Lp

2618 Flinderszz Cun.

Flinders's

ft l )or

3

ap.s

P

N. S. W.

1824.

c

Lp

2619 arenaria R. Br.

sand

»l_|or

5

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1803.

c

Lp

2620 acuminata R. Br.

acuminate

ft i 1 or

4

ap.s

R

N. S. W.

1805.

s

s.p

2621 stylosa Kn. pr.

long-styled

ft 1 | or

9

ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1809.

c

8.1

D 4

40

TETRANURIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

£622 mucronula'ta R. Br.

mucronulate

41 1 ] or

> ap.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1809.

C

l.p

2623 sulphurea Cun.

sulphur-c/d

it | | or

ap,s

Pa.Y

N. S. W.

1824.

C

l.p

2624 Bauerii R. Br.

Bauer's

4t i | or

• ap.au

R

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2625 pubescens Hook.

pubescent

4t | | or

ap.s

R

N. Holl.

1822.

C

s.p Hook. ex. fl. 216

2626 cinerea R. Br.

cinereous

41 1 |or

• ap.s

Pa.R

N. S. W.

1822.

C

l.p

2627 montana R. Br.

mountain

4t i | or

ap.s

V

N. S. W.

18-'2.

C

s.p

2628 Auxifolia R. Br.

Box. leaved

41 1 j or 6 f.s

Pk

N. S. W.

1790.

S

s.p Bot. rep. 218

2629 mucronifolia Cun.

mucronate-lvd

it \ | or 3 ap.s

V

N. S. W.

1824.

C

s.p

2630 phylicoides R. Br.

Phylica-like

4t | | or 3 my.au

R

N. Holl.

1823.

C

s.p

2631 podalyrirf?/Wwi Swt.

Podalyria-lvd

41 | | or 5 my.au

R

N. Holl.

1821..

C

s.p

2632 berberi folia Swt.

Berberis-leavec

41 1 j or 4 my.au

R

N. Holl.

1821.

C

s.p

2633 podocarpifolia Swt.

Podocarpus-lvd

it i 1 or 4 my.au

R

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2634 collina Kn. pr.

hill

41 1 | or 4 mr.jl

Pk

N. S. W.

1802.

C

l.p

2635 asplenifolia R. Br.

Asplenium-lvd

41 1 | or 5 mr.jl

Pk

N. S. W.

1806.

C

Ip

2636 heterophylla Host

variable-leaved

it ( | or 4 ap.au

R

N Holl.

1821.

C

s.p

2637 trifurcata Swt.

trifurcate

it i | or 3 ap.au

R

N. Holl.

1821.

C

s.p

317. HA'KE^ R. Br.

HAKEA. (Baron Hake, a German patron of botany.) Proteacetz. 45. — 58.

9638 pugioniformis R. Br. dagger-formed
2639 parilis Kn. pr. matched

41 ( | or
it | |or

6
6

my.jn
my.jn

W
W

N.S.W.

V. Di. L.

1796.
179ft

S
C

s.p

l.p

Bot. cab. 353

2640 obliqua R. Br.
2641 gibbosa Cav.

oblique-./7utd
gibbous-fruited

41 1 | or
it i 1 or

6

7

my.jn

W
W

N. Holl.
N. S. W.

1803.
1790.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Cav. ic. 6. 534

2642 acicularis R. Br.

needle-leaved

4t i | or

3

my.jn

W

N. S. W.

1790.

C

s.p

Ven.mal.lll

2643 suaveolens R. Br.

sweet-smelling

it | |or

4

ja.n

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2644 pectinata Coll.
2f45 microcarpa R. Br.

pectinated
small-fruited

it | | or
4t | ]or

4
4

my.jn
my.jn

W
W

N. Holl.
V. Di. L.

1810.
1819.

C

C

s.p
s.p

Col. h. rip. 11
Bot. reg. 475

2646 propinqua Cun.

allied

4t i I or

4

my.jn

W

N. S. W.

J824.

C

s.p

2647 sulcata R. Br.

sulcate-leaved

41) |or

4

my.jn

W

N. Holl.

1820.

C

s.p

2648 subulata Cun.

subulate-/eaw?rf

4t| | or

4

my.jn

W

N. S. W.

1824.

C

S.p

2649 varia R Br.

variable

41 1 | or

3

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

2650 wlicina Cun.

Furze-like

4lL_|or

4

my.jn

W

N. S. W.

1824.

C

S.p

2651 lanigera Ten.

woolly

it i j or

3-

my.jn

W

N. Holl.

1820.

C

s.p

2652 epig!6ttis Lab.
2653 longifolia Dum.

epiglottis
long-leaved

4t i I or
41 1 | or

42
3

my.jn
my.jn

W
W

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1819.
1825.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Lab. n.h. 1.40

2654 trifurcata R. Br.

three-forked

4t | |or

5

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

S.p

2655 flexilis Burc.

pliant

41 1 | or

4

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2856 florida R. Br.

flowery

4t | |or

5

my.jn

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2579

2657 Hneiris R. Br.

linear

4t | | or

4

...

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2658 jlicifolia R. Br.

Holly-leaved

4t | |or

4

il s

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2659 nitida R. Br.

glossy

4t | ) or

5

jn.jl

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2246

2660 amplexicaulis R. B\

f. stem-clasping

it i lor

2

...

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2661 prostrata R. Br.

prostrate

41 | |or

1-

W

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2662 ceratophylla R. Br

horn-leaved

41 1 (or

4

my.jn

Br

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2663 Lambert* Swt.

Lambert's

4ll_Jor

4

W

N. S. W.

1825.

C

sp

2664 carduifolia Lo. C.

Thistle-leaved

it i | or

4

my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

2665 ceratophylla Lo. C.
2666 acanthophylla Lk.

Buckshorn-lvd
prickly-leaved

4t | |or
4t | |or

4
3

W
W

N. Holl.
N. S. W.

1824.
1821.

C
C

s.p
s.p

2667 undulata R. Br.

vfave-leaved

41 i |or

3

W

N. Holl.

1803.

L

s.p

2668 oleifolia R. Br.

Olive-leaved

it | )or

5

JnjV

W

N. Holl.

1794.

s

s.p

2669 saligna R. Br.

Vfil\ovt-leaved

it i | or

7

mr.jl

W

N. Holl.

1791.

C

S.p

Bot. rep. 215

2670 cinerea R. Br.

cinereous-/wf

4t ( [or

5

jn.jl

W

N. Holl.

1803.

s

s.p

2671 canescens Lk.

canescent

*i_Jor

3

jn.au

...

N. Holl.

18CO.

C

s.p

2672 dactyloides Cav.

Dactylis-like

4t | |or

7

jn.au

W

N. S. W.

1790.

C

s.p

Cav. ic. 6. 535

2673 elliptica Lab. ,

elliptic

4t | [or

4

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1794.

C

s.p

2674 ruscifolia Lab.

Ruscus-leaved

4t | jor

4

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 39

2675 clavata R. Br.

clavate

4t | |or

fl

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

Lab. n.h. 1.41

2676 marginata R. Br.

marginate

it | |or

4

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2677 repanda Cun.

repand

4t | (or

4

my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

2678 cucullata Cun.

cucullate

41 1 |or

4

my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

S.p

2679 ferruginea Cun.

rusty-leaved

4t | |or

4

my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

2680 latifolia Lo. C.

broad-leaved

it | | or

4

my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

2681 petrophylloidesMa.C. Petrophylla-lk
2682 echinata Ma. C. hedRehoe

4t | |or
41 1 | or

3
3

W
W

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1825.
1824.

C

C

S.p

s.p

2683 angustifolia Ma. C.

narrow-leaved

41 1 | or

3

I.'.

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

318. STENOCA'RPUS R. Br. STENOCARPUS. (Stcnos, narrow, karpos, fruit.)
2684 salignus R. Br. W 'Movr-le.aved 4I| | or 5 jn.jl G N. Holl. 1819.

Proteacece. 1. — 2.
C s.l Bot. reg. 441

319. LAMBE'RT/^ Sm. LAMBERTIA. (A. B. Lambert, Esq., F. R. S., Pres. L. S., etc.) Protedceae. 5.

2685 uniflora R. Br.

2686 echinata R. Br.
26S7 longifolia Lod.

2688 form6sa Sm.

2689 inermis R. Br.

320. XYLOME'LUM Sm. XTLOMELUM.
2o90j»yrif6rme Sm. pyriform fi _ lor

Hakea pyriformis Cav.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1826.

N. S. W. 1788.

N. Holl. 1824.

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p Bot. rep. 69

C s.P

(Xylon, wood, melon, an apple.) Proledceee. 1.
14 N. S..W. 1789. S s.p Cav. ic. 6. 536

321. TELCTPEA R Br. WARRATAH.
2691 speciosissima R. Br. most splendid

322. LOMA'TIA R. Br. LOMATIA.

2692 silai folia R. Br.

2693 tinctoria R. Br.

2694 Iongif61ia .R. Br.

2695 flicifolia R. Br.

2696 dentata R. Br.

Silatim-leaved

dyer's

long-leaved

Holly-leaved

toothed

* 323. RHOPA'LA R. Br. RHOPALA.
2697 media R. Br. mediate

Roupdla montana Aubl.
C6P8 dentata R. Br. tooth-leaved

2699 sessilifolia Rich. sessile-leaved

* 324. KNFGHT.L4 R. Br. KNIGHTIA.

2700 excelsa R. Br lofty

(Telopos, seen at a distance; its brilliant blossoms.) Proteacece. 1. — 2.
il Jor 10 my.jl S N. S. W. 1789. C sp Bot. mag. 1128

(Loma, a border ; winged edge of the seeds.) Proteacece. 5. — 8.

4t | | or 2 jn.au O N. S. W. 1792. C s.p Bot. mag. 1272

4ll_]or 2 N. Holl. 1822. C s.p Lab n. h. 1.42,43

41 1_J or 2 jn G N. S. W. 1816. C l.p Bot. reg. 44£

» l-J or 3 jn.au ... N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

41 1 | or 3 Chil 1824. C l.p Fl. per. 1. 94. a.

(Roupala, its aboriginal name.) Protedcece. 3. — 16.
£ I | or 10 my jn ... Guiana 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 32

I 1 or 10 my.au G

l_|or 10 ... G

S. Amer. 1802. C l.p

Guiana 1803. C l.p Rud. gui. 1. 31

(T. A. Knight, Esq. F.R.S., Pres. H. S., etc.) Protedcea?. 1.
l_J or 10 ... F N. Zeal. 1824. C <s.p Lin. tr. 10. 2

ORDER I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

41

* 325. BA'NKS/,4 R. Br. BANKSIA. (Sir Joseph Banks, Bart, Pres. R. S., etc.) Proteacea. 32. — 36.

2701 pulch^lla R. Br. neat-flowered

2702 sphaerocarpa R. Br. round-fruited

2703 nt'i tans R. Br.

2704 <?ricifolia /..

27< 5 spinulosa R. Br.

2706 collina R. Br.

2707 elatior R. Br.

2708 occidentalis R. Br.

2709 littoralis R. Br.

2710 marginata Cav.

2711 depressa R. Br.

2712 australis R. Br.
£713 insularis R. Br.
.27H integrifulia R. Br.

2715 com par R. Br.

2716 verticillata R. Br.

2717 coccinea R. Br.

2718 paludosa R. Br.

2719 media R. Br.

2720 oblongifolia Cav.

2721 latifolia R. Br.

2722 marcescens R. Br.

2723 attenuata R. Bt.

2724 serrata R. Br.

2725 ae'mula R. Br.

2726 Aryandr aides R. Br.. Dryandra-like

2727 tfuercifolia ,«. £r. Oak-leaved

2728 dentaia L.

2729 speciosa R. Br.
2730grandis W.

2731 prostrata R. Br.

2732 ripens Lab.

i | or

* i | or

«i I | or

* I | or

«i | or

1 l_Jor

* i | or

nodd'mg.flwd

Heath-leaved

spinulose

hill

taller

western

sea-side

marginate

depressed

southern

island

entire-leaved

well-matched

verticillate

scar\et-jtowered * i | or

marshy

mediate

oblong-leaved

broad-leaved

marcescent

attenuated

saw-leaved

rival

4 jn.s

6 year

6 my.d

6 ...

20 ...
4

8

6 my.au Y
"6 G

toothed tt i ) or

showy tt i I or

great-flowered * i | or

prostrate * i | or

creeping tt i_ J or

tt i | or

tt | )or

tt | | or

tt | | or 6 ... X

t |_J or 12 ... Y

ttLjor 6 ... Y

?_Jor 12 jLo Y

6 ... S

5 ja.ap Y

ttLjor 6 .." Y

t l | or 15 my.au Y

J l | or 30 my.au G

» I | or 6 year Y

tt | | or 6 ... Y

ttLjor 20 jl.s

tt ( | or 6 jl.s

6
5
4

i | or

Y
O

Y
Y
Y

6 my.au Y

2 :.. Y

2 ... Y

5. K. s., eti
N. Holl.

5.) fi

1805.

*ote
C

acea

. 352. — 36.

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s'.?

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l

N. S. W.

1788.

C

s.p

Bot mag. 738

N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1788.
1800.

C
C

3

Bot. rep. 457

N. Holl.

1824.

C

p.i

N. Holl.

1803.

C

IP

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

N. S. W.

1804.

G

s.p

Bot. mag. 1947

N. Holl.

1824.

C

p.l

N. S. W.

1822.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 787

N. S. W.

1822.

C

s.p

N. S. W.

1788.

C

Lp

Cav. ic.6 545,54(

N. Holl.

1824.

C

P!i

N. Holl.

1794.

C

s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 95

N. Holl.

1803.

G

Lp

N. S. W.

1805.

L

s.p

Bot. cab. 392

N. Holl.

1824.

C

Lp

N. S. W.

1788.

C

l.J,

Bot. cab. 241

N. S. W.

1802.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 2406

N. Holl.

1794.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 258

N. Holl.

1794.

L

s.p

N. S. W.

1788.

S

s.p

Bot. rep. 82

N. S. W.

1788.

C

l.p

Bot. reg. 688

N. Holl.

1824.

C

l.p

N. Holl.

1805.

C

Lp

N. S. W.

1822.

C

s.p

N. Holl.

1805.

C

l.s.p

N. Holl.

1794.

S

s.p

N. Holl.

1824.

C

N. Holl.

1803.

C

U.p Lab. vo. 1.23

326. DRYA'NDR.4 R. Br. DRVANDRA. (Jonas Dryander, a distinguished botanist.) frotedcece. 15. —

2733 floribunda R. Br.

many-flowered

tt l 1 or

/

year '

Y

N. Holl.

1803.

S

frm

s.p

'(CUL-CCCT. U. —

Bot. mag. 1581

2734 cuneata^K. Br.

•wedge-leaved

* 1 | or

3

f.n

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

Lp

1 brevi folia

short-leaved

tt i 1 or

3

f.d

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2 longifolia

long-leaved

* i | or

3

f.d

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

2735 armata R. Br.

armed

tt l i or

3

year

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

Lp

2736 falcata R. Br.

falcate

tt l |or

3

...

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

P.1

2737 formosa R. Br.

handsome

m. \ |or

4

year

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

Ip

2738 mucronulata R. Br.

mucronulated

tt | | or

3

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

p.l

2739 plumosa R Br.

feathered

ttL_Jor

3

...

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

l.p

2740 obtusa R. Br.

obtuse-leaved

* 1 |or

2

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

l.p

2741 nivea R. Br

white-leu ved

tt 1 |or

2

jl.s

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

C

l.p

Lab. vo. 1. 24

2742 longifolia R. Br.

long-leaved

£t \ | or

2

year

Y

N.

Holl.

1805.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 1582

2743 Baxter* R. Br.

Baxter's

tt i |or

3

...

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

IP

2744 ten ui folia R. Br.

fine-leaved

*! |or

2

mr.my

Y

N.

Holl.

1803.

S

s.p

8745 pteridiflSlia R. Br.

Pteris-leaved

m | | or

1*

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

p.l

2746 MechniflSlia R. Br.

Blechnum-lvd

tt | |or

H

...

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

p.l

2747 nervosa R. Br.

nervose

tt | |or

2

...

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

IP

327. STRUTHI'OLA

L. STRUTHIOLA. (Strouthion,

a little sparrow ; seeds beak-like.)

Thymelce-ce. 15 1&

2748 virgata L.

twiggy

m i | or

2

ap.au

R

C.

G. H.

1779.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 139

2749 ciliata Andr.

ciliated

tt | | or

2

ap.au

W

C.

G. H.

1779.

C

sp

Bot. rep. 149

2750 lateri flora Horn.

side-flowered

*l_Jpr

2

my.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1819.

C

s.p

2751 longi flora Lam.

long-flowered

*l_Jpr

2

ap.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

Lain. il. 78

2752 pubescens H. K.

pubescent

tt | | or

3

ap.au

R

C.

G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

Bo6. mag. 121

275 Vuniperina W.

Jun i per-lea ved

tt | | or

2

ap.s

W

C.

G. H.

1758.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. 222

2754 likens Pair.

shining

*l_Jpr

2

my.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1817.

C

s.p

2755 august ifolia Lam.

narrow-leaved

tt | | or

3

my.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

2756 er<§cta IV. en.

upright

tt i | or

1| ap.s

W

C.

G. H.

1798.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2138

stricta Donn

2757 glabra L.

smooth

»t_Jpr

2

my.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1820.

C

sp

Wen. ob. 2. 10

2758 incana Lod.

hoary

tt t | or

2

au

W

C.

G. H.

1817.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 11

2759 imbricata H. K.

tiled-leaved

tt | jor

2

ap.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1794.

C

sp

Bot. rep. 113

2760 striata Lam.

striated

tt | |pr

2

my.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

2761 tomentosa H. K.

VfoMy-leaved

tt | | or

2

au.s

Y

C.

G. H.

1799.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 334

2762 ovata Thun.

ovate-leaved

tt | | or

2

f.jn

W

C.

G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 119

328. OPERCULA'RIA L. OPERCULARIA. (Operculum, a lid;
27o3 umbellata Gae. umbellate tt- i | cu 1 jn.jl

in allusion to the calyx.)
W N. Holl. 1826. S

Opercularidte. 5 — 12;
s.p Lam. il. 58. 1

2764 aspera Gae.

rough-seeded

£ iAJ cu

1

.in jl

W

N.

S. W.

1790.

S

s.p

An. mu. 4. 70. 1

2765 hispida Sfir.

hispid

tt- | | CU

1

jn.jl

W

N.

Holl.

1790.

S

s.p

Gae. fr. 1.24.4

aspera J. diphylla C

lae.

2766 sessilifl6ra J.

sessile-flowered

^ lAI un

i

jn.jl

W

C.

G. H.

1824.

S

s.p

An. mu. 4. 70. 2

2767 ocymifolia J.

Basil-leaved

£ (AJ cu

I

jn.jl

W

E.

Indies

1824.

S

s.p

329. CRYPTOSPE'RMUM Pers. CRYPTOSPERMUM. (Kryptos, hidden, sperma, seed.) Opercvlariece. 1.
' '

2768 Yo6ng« Pers. Young's
Opercularia paleata Y.

330. PATRI'N/,4 J. PATRINIA.

2769 sibirica J. Siberian
Valeridna ruthenica W. sibirica L.

2770 rupestris J. ror'--
Valeridna sibirica W. Fedia rupestri

2771 scabiosa?fulia Fis. Scabiosa-leaved

2772 serratulffifolia Fis. Serratula-lvd

2773 intermedia Fis.

. , , , . .

tL i_J w 4 jl.au W N. S. W. 1793. C co Lin.tr. 3. 5

(M. Patrin, a Siberian traveller.)

2774 coronata Fis.

2775 nudiuscula Fis.

* 331. PO'THOS L.

2776 sc&ndens L.

2777 officinalis Rof.

intermediate

crowned

nakedish

POTHOS.

climbing

officinal

^t G) °r

1 my.jn Y

^ Q) or
•is L.

1 my.jn Y

:d^ G) or

1 my.jl Y

^K Q) or

1 my.jl Y

*k Q> or

1 my.jl Y

:k Q) or

1 my.jl Y

^ Q) or

1 my.jl Y

Siberia 1751.

7.— 8.
S co Bot. mag. 2325

Siberia 1801. S co Bot. mag. 714

Dahuria

Siberia

Siberia

Siberia

Siberia

1817. S co Sw.fl.gar. 154
1817. S co

1820.
1826.

S co
S co

1826. S co

(Potha, its name in Ceylon.)
flW EJ cu 4 my.jn Ap
^ E2

27. — :

cu 20

my.j
ap.jl

Ap

Aroidece.

E. Indies 1821. Sk s.p Ru. am. 5. 1. 3
E. Indies 1820. Sk p.l

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

2778 Petpla Rox. Peeplee

2779 gigantea Rox. giant

2780 pertusa Rox. perforated

2781 acaulis L. stemless

2782 lanceolata L. lance-leaved

2783 crenata L crenate

2784 gracilis Rud. slender

2785 violacea Swz. \\o\et-fruited

2786 cannaelolia H. K. Canna-leaved

2787 crassinervis Jac. thick-nerved

2788 cordata L. heart-leaved

2789 sagittata B. M. arrow-leaved

2790 angustata H. $ B. narrow

2791 macrophylla Swz. large-leaved
grandi folia Jac.

2792 obtusifolia H. K. blunt-leaved

2793 digitata Jac. digitate

2794 coriacea Grah. coriaceous

2795 Harrisw Grah. Harris's

2796 rubrin<§rvia Lk. red-nerved

2797 pilmata L. palmated

2798 Lasia Rox. Lasia

2799 pentaphylla W. five-leaved

2800 pinnata L. pinnated

2801 decursiva Rox. running

2802 heterophylla Rox.

332 SYMPLOCA'RPUS Nut.

2803 fce'tidus Nut. fcetid

|cu 20 ap.jl

|cu 20 ap.jl

|cu 20 ap.jl
leu

Ap
AP
Ap

1 ap.jl Ap
l|apjl Ap
£ my.jn Ap
I myjn
ap.jn

Ap
Ap

3 ap.my Ap
2| ... Ap
3 ap Ap

3 au

Ap

| my.jn Ap

3 my.jn Ap

2 my.jn Ap

2 my.jn Ap

E. Indies 1820. Sk p.l

E. Indies 1824. Sk p.l

E. Indies 1824. Sk p.l

W Indies 1790. Sks.p Jac. am. 240. 153

Barbadoesl790. Sk s.p PI. am. 47. 62

W. Indies 1823. Sksp Bur. am. 39

Trinidad 1825. Sks.p Rud. gui. 1. 32

Jamaica 1793. Sk s.l Hook. ex. fl. 55

W. Indies 1789. Sks.p Bot. mag. 603

S. Amer. 1796. Sk s.p Jac. ic. 3. 609

America 1770. Sk s.p PI. ic. 26. 38

W. Indies 1800. Sk p.l Bot. mag. 1584

Trinidad 1823. Sk s.p

\V. Indies 1794. Sk s.p Jac. ic. 3. 610

cu

3
2
2
3 jn.jl

in

Ap
Ap

o.n

[AJcu
[Al cu 3
BScu 2
fAI cu 20
[AJ cu 20

variable-leaved $„ fAI cu 20
SYMPLOCARPUS.

cu 1 mr.jn Ap

AP

Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

Pathos fce'tidus B. M. Dracontium foe'tidum L.
333. GYMNO'STACHYS R Br. GYMNOSTACHYS.

(Symploke, connection, karpos,
1 mr.in Ap N. Amer. 1735.

Barbadoesl790.

\V. Indies 1820.

Brazil 1824.

Brazil 181J4. Sk s.p

S. Amer. 1820. Sk p.l

S. Amer. 1803. Sk p.l

E. Indies 1819. Sk p.l

Cayenne 1803. Sk p.l

E. Indies 1890. Skp.l Ru. am. 5. 183. 2

E. Indies 1822. Sk p.l

E. Indies 1824. Sk p.l

fruit.) Aroidece. 1.
Sk aq Bot. mag. 836

Skp.l

Sks.p Jac. ic. r. 3. 611
Sk s.p Hook. ex. fl. 210
Hook. ex. fl. 211

PI. am. 49. 64
Bot. mag. 1375

2804 anceps R. Br.

334. RIVI'N^ L.

2805 hfimilis L.

2 canescens W.

2806 purpurascens Schr.

2807 lae vis L.

2808 lanceolata TV.

2809 brasiliensis L.

2810 octandra L.

two-edged ^ iAI or 1 jn.jl

(Gymnos, naked, stachys, a spike.)
ijl ... N. Holl. 1820. Sk p.l

Aroidea:. 1.

(A. Q. Rivinus, a botanist of Saxony, d. 1722.) Chenopbdece. 6. —8.

W

my.au W

my.au Pk

f.s Pk
my.jl

jn.jl G

my.jn W

W. Indies 1699. S r.m Bot. mag. 1781
W. Indies 1804. C l.p
W. Indies 1815. C l.p
W. Indies 1733.
Brazil 1815.

S r.m Bot. mag. 2333
C l.p

Brazil 1790. C l.p

W. Indies 1752. C p.l Br. jam. 149.23.2

335. CAMPHORO'SM A L. CAMPHOROSMA. (Camphor a, Lat. camphor, osme, Gr. a smell.) Chenopbdece. 3.— 5.
2811 monspeliaca L. Montpelier tt. | _ J cu 1£ au.s Ap S. Europe 1640. C p.l Schk. han. 1. 26

2812 acuta L. acute-leaved O un

2813 ovata W.Sf K. ovate-leaved Q un

336. ANISACA'NTHA R. Br. ANISACANTHA.

2814 divaricata R. Br. divaricate ft |_J cu

Ap
Ap

Italy 1820. S s.p Lob. ic. 404
Hungary 1820. S s.p W. & K. 63

(Anisos, unequal, akantha, a spine.) Cfienopbdece. 1.
2 ...... N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

337. ALCHEMFLLA L. LADIES' MANTLE. (Alhtmelyt

'ht its Arabic name.)

Sanguisdrbete. 11.

2815 vulgaris L.

common ^

A or

% jn.au

G

Britain me. pa.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 597

2 variegata

variegated ^

A or

fjn.au

G

Br;tain gard.

D

CO

3 glabra Dec.

smooth

A or

f jn.au

G

Pyrenees 1817.

D

CO

2816 hybrida Dec.

hybrid &

A or

ijn.au

G

Britain moun.

D

CO

Mil. ic. 18

montana W. en.

2817 pubescens L.

pubescent ^

A or

I jn.au

G

Caucasus 1813.

D

CO

H. ber. 2. 79

2818sericea W.en.

silky ^

A °r

| jn.au

G

Caucasus 1813.

I)

CO

28!9alpina L.

alpine £^

A or

G

Britain rocks.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 244

S8i20 pentaphylla L.

five-leaved ^

A or

I* Jl

W

Switzerl. 1784.

U

CO

Boc. mu. 1. 1

2821 fissa Schl.

cleft-leaved ^

A or

J jn.au

G

Suitzerl. 18126.

I)

CO

2822 Sibbaldi*zj/tf//'# Dec

Sibbaldia-lvd £

i Al or

1 Jl

W

Mexico 1823.

D

P.].!

sH.&B. n.6.561

2823 capensis Thun.

Cape f

iAI or

i my.jn

G

C. G. H. 1818.

J)

I'.l

Lam. il. 86. 2

2824 A'phanes Leers

Parsley-piert Uk

O w

5 ap.jn

G

Britain

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1011

arvensis Sco. A'phan

es arvensis L.

2825 cornucopioides Lag.

Cornucopia-like

O un A jn.jl

Ap

Spain 1826.

S

CO

338. SANGUISO'RBA
2826 officinalis JL.

L. GREAT BURNET. (
officinal ^ A as

Sanguis, blood, sorbeo, to absorb.)
4 jn.au Pk Britain me. pa.

S

Sanguisdrbeee. 7.
co Eng. bot. 1312

2 auriculata

eared ^

A or

4 jn.au

Pk

Italy

Boc. mu. 19. 9

2827 carnea Fis.

flesh-colored f^

A or

4 jn.au

R

1823.

D

CO

Sen. mo. 69

r ii bra Schrank.

2828 mauritanica Deaf.

Mauritanian ^

A or

4 jl.au

Pk

Mauritan. 1810.

D

CO

M. h. 8. 18. 4

2829 tenui folia Fis.

fine-leaved ^

A or

4 jn.au

Pk

1820.

D

CO

2830 media L.

middle ^

A or

4 jl.s

F

Canada 1785.

I)

CO

Za. h. 181. 138

2831 canadensis L.

Canadian ^

A or

3 jl.s

W

Canada 1633.

D

CO

Cor. ca. 174

2832 neglwta G. Don

neglected ^

A or

4 jn.au

W

Europe? 1800.

D

CO

* 339. DORSTE'N/^ L.

DORSTENIA.

(T.

Dorsten, a German botanist.)

Urticece. 6. — 16.

2833 cordifolia Lam.

heart-leaved £

fAI cu

A my.au

G

W. Indies 1822.

D

CO

Swz. ob. 7. 2

2834 brasiliensis Lam.

Brazilian £

[A] cu

i ap'.au

G

S. Amer. 1792.

R

s.l

2835 Houston* L.

Houston's £

IAI cu

A jn jl

G

S. Amer. 1747.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 2017

2836antolia Lam.

Arum-leaved j£

fAI cu

i my.jl

G

Brazil 1822.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 2476

2837 Contrajerva'L. (

^ontrajerva root $

| my.au

G

S. Amer. 1748.

Sk

p.l

Jac. ic. 3. 614

28;>8 Drakarna L. D

r.ikasna contraj. £

1 i cu

G

Vera Cruz 1818.

R

pi

Bot. cab. 677

28J9 ceratosanthes Lod.

Buckshorn-flwdf

fAI cu

f mr.jn

G

S. Amer. 1826.

s.p

Bot. cab. 1215

340. ISNA'RD^f L. ISNARDA.

2840 palustris L. marsh

341. ELJEA'GNUS L. OLEASTER.

2841 angustitolia L. narrow-leaved

2842 argentea Ph. silvery

2843 onentalis L. Oriental

2844 arborea Rox. tree

2846 latitolia L. broad-leaved

2846 acuminata Lk. acuminated

2847 conferta Sox. crowded

(A. T. D. d'lsnard, a French botanist.) Onagrdriee. 1. — 6.
ft, A w 5 Jl G Britain pools S bog

(Elaia, an olive, agnos, the chaste tree.)

or

or

\ _ 1 or

15 jl
!0 jl.au
10 jl.au

30

i or 4 jl.au
1 or 4
or 10

Y
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap

... Ap
... W

Eht dgnete. 7. — 12.
Pal. ros. 1.4

S. Europe 1H33. C co

N. Amer. 1813. C co

Levant 1748. L p 1 Pal. ros. 1. 5

Nepal 1819. C co

E. Indies 1712.

Nepal

1825.

L p.l Bur. zey. 39. 2
C co
C s.p

OllliER I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

43

342. GLOBULA'RIA L. GLOBULARIA. (The flowers in

globe

ise heads.)

Globuldrince. 9. — 13.

2848 Iongif61ia L.

long-leaved

tt- i_Jpr

3

jl.au

W

Madeira

1775.

L

p.l

Bot. reg. 685

tali cina Lam.

2849 Alypum L.

Alypo

tt. l_J pr

2

au.s

Pa

S. Europe 1640.

L

p.l

Gar. aix 42

2 integrifulium

entire-leaved

tt. | | or

2

au.s

Pa

S. Europe

C

p.l

2850 vulgaris L.

common

l£ A Pr

|

my.jn

B

Europe

1640.

C

p.l

Bot mag. 2256

2851 finiiolia Lam.

Flax-leaved

£ A or

J

l my.jn

B

Spain

1818.

D

p.l

vulgaris Brot.

28 >2 spiu6sa Mil.
2853 cordifolia L.

prickly -leaved
heart-leaved

£ ( — Ipr
f. A pr

£ my.jn
ijnjl

B
B

Spain
Germany

1640.
16:33.

C
C

1'p

Jac. au. 3. 245

2854 nana Lam.

dwarf

£ A pr

|

jn.jl

B

France

1824.

C

l.p

Dec. ic. 1. 3

2855 nudicaulis L.

naked-stalked

l£ A pr

j

B

Germany

1629.

C

p.l

Jac. au. 3. 230

2856 tellidifolia Ten.

Daisy-leaved

j£ A pr

i

1 jnjl

R

Italy

18S&

C

s.p

*343. HOUSTO'N/^! L. HOUSTONIA. (W. Houston, M. D., a British botanist, d. 1733.) Rubiacete. 2—15.

2857 caerulea L. blue, .flowered £ A pr I my.au L.B N. Amer. 1785. D s.p Bot. mag. 370

2858 purpurea Z/. purple-cowered^ A pr 1 my.au P N. Amer. 1800. D co

344. ZM'PSACUS L. TEASEL.

(Dipsao, to thirst ; leaves hold water.) Dips

acece. 7.— 10.

2859 full6num Mil. fullers'

£ 0>

ag

6

jl

P

Britain hedg.

S

1

Eng. bot. 2080

2860 sylv^stris Mil. wood

to>

w

6

jl

P

Britain m.hed.

S

m.s

Eng. bot. 1032

2861 laciniatus L. cut-leaved

O)

cu

6

jl.au

P

Germany 1683.

S

m.s

Jac. au. 5. 403

2862 ferox Lot. fierce

Q)

cu

3

jl.au

P

S. Europe 1818.

S

CO

28ri3 Gmelim Bieb. Ginelin's

A 0

cu

3

jl.au

B

Caucasus 1820.

S

m.s

2864 inermis Wai. unarmed

& Q)

cu

4

•••

W

Nepal 1823.

S

m.s

2865 pilosus L. pilose

Id)

cu

4

au

W

Britain moi.pl. S

m.s

Eng. bot. 877

345. CEPHALA%RIA Schr. CEPHALARIA. (Kephale
§ 2866 alpfna Schr. Alpine ^ A or 3

a head ; the flowers in round heads.)
jn.jl L.Y Switzerl. 1570. D co

Dipsaccce. 20.
Bes. eys. 8. 1

Succisa alpina Spr.
f 2867 albescens R. $ S. albescent

k A

or

2

jn.jl

W

Siberia 1804.

D

CO

$ 2868 grae'ca R. if S. Greek

k A

pr

2

Y

S. Europe 1819.

D

CO

Scabiusa decurrens L.

$ 2869 rigida R. % S. stiff-leaved

«-i_J

or

2

jl

W

C. G. H. 1731.

8

p.l

Com. h. 2. 93

2870 attenuata R. Sf S. slender-leaved

•.Q

or

1

jl.s

W

C. G. H. 1774.

S

l.p

2871 scabra R. # S. scabrous

n.i J

or

^

jn jl

W

C. G. H. 1825.

c

CO

2872 transylvanica R. 8f S. Transylvanian
2873 synaca R. & S. Syrian

0
O

or
or

2

3

I

Li
W

Transylv. 1699.
Syria 1633.

S
S

CO
CO

Jac. vin. 2. Ill
M. h. 3. 14. 14

2874 leucantha R. fy S. white-flowered

^ A

or

2

S.O

W

France 1739.

D

CO

Ger. em. 721.8

2875 tatarica R. $ S. Tartarian

55

or

R

jn.au

L.Y

Russia 1759.

S

CO

Ac. up. 1744. 1

2876 uralensis Mur. Uralian

o

or

5

jl.au

Y

Siberia 1789.

S

CO

C. g. 1782. 4

2877 lamgata W. $ K. smooth

^ A

or

I

jl.au

Str

Hungary 1805.

D

CO

W.&K. 3.230

Succisa centaurioides Spr.
§ 2878 corniculata R. $ S. small. horned

^ A

or

2

jl.au

Sti

Hungary 1801.

D

CO

W. & K. 13

\ 2879 leucanthema R. 8f S. white-flowered
Lepicephalus leucantha Lag.
§ 2880 coriacea W. en. coriaceous

^ A
A A

or
or

lijnjl

W

Str

France 1820.
Tauria 1813.

S
D

CO
CO

Lepicrphalus coriacea Lag.

& 2881 cretacea R. 8c S. chalky

A A

or

4

jl.au

Str

Caucasus 1818.

D

CO

§ 2882 VaillantzY It. & S. Vaillant's

O

or

1-1

jl.au

B

Aleppo 1822.

S

CO

Pterocephalus VaillantzY Lag.

§ 2883 papposa R. % S. downy -headed

O

or

1

jl

\V

S. Europe 1597.

S

CO

\ 2884 diandra R. % S. diandrous

0

pr

i

jn.jl

P

Spain 18-23.

S

CO

\ 2885 plum6sa R. $ S. plumose

0

or

o

jn.jl

B

Spain 1819.

S

CO

Gae. fr. 86. 4

Scabi6sa WilUchi Lk.

*346. SCABIO'SA VaiL SCABIOUS.

(Scabies, leprosy :

medicinal qualities.)

Dipsacete. 68.— 103.

2886 dichutoma Uc. forked

k o

or

1

jn.au

Pk

Sicily 1804.

S

CO

Boc. mu. 120

$ 2887 Succfsa L. Devil's Bit

& A

or

1

au.o

V

Britain pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 878

Succfsa prat<!nsis Moen.

§ 2888 glabrata Schott smooth

SL A

or

4

jnjl

P

Austria 1819.

D

CO

Succisa glabrata Spr.

2889 australis Wul. southern

& A

pr

1]

jnjl

P

Styria 1820.

D

CO

2890 pseud-australis/f. & $. bastard australis ^t A
2891 stncta W. K. strict ^ A

or
or

2
2

jnjl

P

R

Russia 1825.
Hungary 1820.

D

S

CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 138

n6rica W. en.

2892 integrif61ia L. entire-leaved
2893 hybrida All. hybrid

8

or
or

U jn.au
2 jn.jl

R
R

France 1748.
S. France 1819.

S
S

CO
CO

289 1 Salcedz Lag. Salced's

A A

or

1

jn.jl

W

Spain 1823.

D

CO

2895 arvensis L. corn h'eld

=k A

or

2

P

Britain cor. fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 659

2896 colhna Req. lull
hirsutaLap.

^1 A

or

M

jnjl

P

Switzerl. 1819.

S

CO

2897 montana Bieb. mountain

A A

or

6

jl

W

Caucasus 1820.

D

CO

2898 sylvatica L. wood

& A

or

3

jn.jl

P

Austria 1633.

D

CO

Jac. au. 4. 362

2899 pubescens Kit. pubescent
2900 dipsacif61ia Schott Teasel-leaved

£ A
3t A

or
or

2
2

J»-J}
jn-jl

W
W

Hungary 1820.
Germany 1818.

D
D

CO
CO

2901 carpatica Fis. Carpathian

^ A

or

1

jnjl

W

Prussia 1819.

D

CO

2902 longittilia Kit. long-leaved

3t A

or

M

jl.au

Li

Hungary 1802.

D

CO

W.&K. 5

2903 diversifdlia Baum. various-leaved

£ A

or

8

jn.jl

R

Transylv. 1826.

R

CO

2904 ciliata Spr. ciliated

•k A

or

2

jl.au

R

Germany 1802.

D

CO

$ 2905 dumetorum Brou. doubtful
Pterocephalus dumetbrum Coul.

tt. 1 | or 2

jnjl

W

S. Europe 1820.

C

CO

^ 2906 canescens Kit. canescent

& A

or

1

jl.au

Li

Hungary 1802.

D

CO

W. & K. 53

^ 2907 gramuntia L. Gramont

& A

or

1

jl.au

L.B

S. Europe 1597.

D

p.l

Ger. h. 582. 2

i 2908 setifera Lam. bristle-b'saring

3i A

or

2

jn.jl

W

S. France 1826.

B

CO

h 2909 capillata R. 8f S. long-haired

3t A

or

2

jn.jl

V

1820.

S

CO

m611is W. en.

§ 2910 rupestris Bieb. rock

^ A

or

1

jnjl

P

Caucasus 1824.

D

CO

( 2911 commutata R. & S. changed

tA

or

1

jn.jl

B

Siberia 1826.

S

CO

% 2912 agrestis W. % K. field

A

or

2

jn.jl

P

Hungary 1818.

S

CO

W. & K. 3. 201

( 2913 amce na Jac. pleasant

A

or

2

jn.jl

P

1820.

S

CO

mtida Bernh.

§ 2914 pyrenaica All. Pyr^nean

fA

or

1

jnjl

P

S. France 1819.

S

CO

Al. ped. 1. 25. 2

{ 2915 columbaria L. pigeon-house

A

or

1

jl.au

P

Britain dr. pa.

8

CO

Eng. bot 1311

\ 2916 micrantha Desf. small-flowered

iit O

or

jn.jl

Pk

Armenia 1825.

S

CO

An. mu. 11. 25

44

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

2917 grandifldra Sco.

2918 lucida Vil.

2919 silenif61ia W. 8f K.

2920 Ifitea Pis.

2921 sicula L.
2022 saxatilis Cav.
2923 brarhiata Sm.

Pterocephalus brae
2024 legionensis Lag.
292.1 rotata Bleb.

2926 Bieberstt-inj/ R. & !

2927 intermedia R. $ S.

2928 rutsef61ia Vahl

2929 maritinia L.

2930 WeblM'a'na D. Don

2931 crenata Cyr.
coronopifolia Sm.

$ 2932 holosericea Bert.
\ i;933 toment6sa Cav.
§ 2934 mollissima Dec.
\ 2935 stellata L.

laxiflora Lk.
§ 2P36 simplex Dcsf.
§ 2937 pectinata Z,a£.
§ 2938 prolifera /,.
§ 2939 atropurpurea L.

2 carnea

3 r6sea

4 variegata

5 alba

6 prolifeia

^ 2040 argentea L.
§ 2941 urceolata Detf.
§ '2942 africana L.
§ 2943 altissima Jac.

africana Hort. indurata L.
§ 2944 nitens R. $ S. glittering

Scabi6sa lucida H.K.

great- flowered
shining
Silene-leaved

O

jk A

& A

or
or
or

3 jn.s
2 jn.s

W

B
R

Barbary 1804.
Dauphiny 1800.
Hungary 1826.

S
D

S

CO
CO
CO

Scop. d. 3. 14
W. & K. 2. 157

yellow

£k A

or

2* jn jl

Y

Russia

1820.

S

CO

Sicilian

0

or

1 au

Pk

Sicily

1783.

a

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 15.

rock

o

or

liJl.au

Pk

Spain

1827.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 184

branched

O

or

1 jn.jl

R

Greece

1823.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 109

ata Spr.
Leon

o

or

1| jn.au

Pk

Spain

1820.

s

CO

rotate

o

or

U jl.au

Pk

Iberia

1823.

s

Bieberstein's

o

or

1* jn.jl

Pk

Iberia

1820.

s

CO

intermediate

^ A

or

li jnjl

B

S. Europe

1824.

s

CO

Rue-leaved

3e A

or

1 jn.au

S

Sicily

1804.

D

CO

Boc. sic. 52

sea

O

or

2ij-1

P

Italy

1683.

S

CO

M. h. 6. 15. 29

Webb's

^ A

or

W

Mt. Ida.

1818.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 717

crenate

A A

or

22 jn.jl

F

Italy

1825.

S

CO

Cyr. ne. 1. 3

all-silky

3e A

or

1 jn.jl

B

Pyrenees

1818.

D

CO

woolly

£ A

or

I1 jn jl

B

Spain

1827.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 183

softest

^£ A

or

2 jn.jl

W

Italy

1820.

S

CO

starry

0

or

lijl.au

B

Spain

1596.

s

CO

Cl. h. 2. 1. ic.

simple

0

or

2 jl.au

W

S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 39. 1

pectinate

or

liJI.au

V

Arabia

1824.

s

CO

proliferous

or

1 jl.au

Y

Egypt

1683.

s

CO

Her. par. 125

dark purple

0

or

4 jl.s

Br

1629.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 247

flesh-colored

o

or

3 jl.au

F

E. indies

1 (i29

s

CO

rose-colored

o

or

3 jl.au

R

E Indies

1629.

a

CO

variegated

or

3 jl.au

Va '

E. Indies

1629.

s

CO

white

or

3 jl.au

W

E. Indies

1629.

s

CO

proliferous

o

or

3 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1629.

s

CO

silvery

or

2 jn.o

W

Levant

1713.

D

CO

An. mu. 11.24

jagged

§A

or

3 jl.au

Y

Barbary

1804.

S

CO

M. h. 6. 13. 24

African

«_J

or

6 jl.o

W

Africa

1690.

S

p.l

Her. par. 2 19

tallest

it | j or

5 my.jn

L.B

Africa

1819.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 2. 185

A or ••• Jn.au

§ 2945 cretica L.
§ 2»46graminif(')lia L.
$ 2947 caucasea Bieb.
\ 2948 elegans Spr.
§ 2949 lyrata Forsk.
§ 2950 palsestina L.

Cretan
Grass-leaved
Caucasian
elegant
lyrate leaved
Palestine

Asterocephalus palestina Spr.

§ 2951 isetensis L.
§ 2952 ucranica L.
$ 2953 ochroleuca L.
^ 2954 bannatica Kit.
Columns Ten.
^ 2955 Scop6liz Lk.
§ 2956 neglecta Horn.
§ 2957 incana Schult.
2958 ceratophyila Ten.
. ?

Isetsk
Ukraine
yellowish whitel
Bannatic •

Scopoli's i

neglected
hoary
Buckshorn-lvd •

«L | | or

^ A or

^ A or

^ OJ or

O or

^ O) or
~ A or
A or
A or

A °r

O or

A or

Q) or

jn.o

P

jl.au
jn.jl
jl.au
jl.au

jl.au

P

B

B

L.B

P

Ci

1 jl.au W

1 s L.Y

1 jl.au Y
3 jl.au Pk

2 jn.jl Str
1| jn.jl R
1 ' jn.jl R
2 jl.au R

Azores 1779. D co

Crete 1596. S p.l

Switzerl. 1683. D p.l

Caucasus 1803. D p.l

S. Europe 1813. D co

Turkey 1799. S s.l

Palestine 1771. S s.l

Siberia 1801. S s.l

Ukraine 1795. C s.l

Germany 1597. D s.l

Hungary 1800. D co

S. Europe 1818. D co

Germany 1825. S co

Europe 1826. D co

Italy 1826. S co

Mor. h. 3. 15. 31
Bot. reg 835

Jac. vin. 196

Gm. si. 2. 88
Gm. si. 2. 87
Jac. au. 5. 439
W. & K. 10. 12

347. KNAU'T/^ L.

2959 orientalis L.

2960 propdntica W.

KNAUTIA. (C. Knaut, physician at Halle, in Saxony, died 1694 ) Dipsacete. 2.
Oriental O or 1 jn.s R Levant 1713. S co Sc. han. 1. 22

Propontic ^ Q) or 2 jn.au P Levant 1768. S co Til. pis. 153. 48

348. GA'LIUM L. BED-STRAW.

2961 rubioidcs L. Madder-like

2962 diffiisum Schr. diffuse

2963 valantio)<to Bieb. Valantia-like

2964 palustre L. marsh
2961 trifidum L. trifid

2966 montanum L. mountain

2967 VillarsM Gau. Villars's
2J'68 satureifolium Trev. Savory-leaved
S96P pubescens Schr. pubescent

2970 fithospermifolium Fis. Lithosper.-lvd

2971 fruticosum W. shrubby

2972 Hallerii R.&S. Haller's
vernum Sco.

2973 Withering/:*' £. B. Withering's

2974 debile Hofm. weak

2975 campestre Schous. field

2976 divaric&tum Lam divaricate

2977 megalospermum All. large seeded

(Gala, milk ; used for
A w 1 jl W

A un 1 jn.il W

2978 glabrum Thun.

2979 uligin6sum L.

2980 austriacum Jac.

2981 Bocconi All.

2982 obliquum Vil.

2983 heUdes Lk.
2P84 rubrum L.
29K5 verum L.

2986 tyrolense W. en.

2987 Mollugo L.

2988 erectum E. B.

2989 lucidum All.

2990 pusillum E. B.

2991 alp<?stre Gau.
anisophyllum Vil.

2992 fragile Pair.

smooth
marsh
Austrian
Boccone's
oblique
marsh
red
true cheese rennet -*

Tyrolese
great hedge Mollugo «± A

upright ^ A un

shining ^ A un

little ^ A un

Alpine
brittle

curdling milk.) Rubiucece. 75. — 160.

S Europe 1775. D co Bux. c. 2. 29

Germany 1820. D co

Caucasus 1819. D co

S. Europe m.me. D m.s Eng. bot. 1857

Denmark 1826. D co Fl. dan. 48

France 1819. D co

France 1823. D co Vil. del. 2. 7

Carpathial817. D co

Germany 1819. D co

Russia 1826. D co

Crete 1819. C co

Switzerl. 1819. D co

England hea.
Portugal 1824.
Barbary 1820.
France 1818.
S. France 1826.
C. G. H. 1825.
Britain mar.
Europe 1804.
Europe 1801.
S. France 1826.
Spain 1825.
Italy 1597.
Britain bu. pi.

1801.

hedg.

D s.p Eng. bot. 2206

D co

S co

S co

D co

D co

D m.s

D co

D co

D co

Dec. ic. 24
Al. ped. 79. -4

Eng. bot. 1972
Jac. au. 90
Hoc. mu. 145. 101
Vil. del. 2. 8

Tyrol
Fritain

Britain m. pas!
Iberia 1819.
England moun.
Switzerl. 1819.

D co

D m.s

D co

D co

D m.s

D co

D s.l

S co

Ger. h. 967. 3
Eng. bot. 660

Eng. bot. 1673
Eng. bot. 2067
Al. ped. 1.77.2
Eng. bot. 74
Vil. del 2. 7

O un

S. Europe 1824. S co

ORDER I.

TETRANDR1A MONOGYNIA.

45

2993 Iffi'vc Thuil.

smooth

4

1 A un

1i J'n'^

W

S. Europe 1820.

D

CO

2994 supinum Ltnn.

supine

S

A un

W

Europe 1819.

1)

CO

Vil.de!. 2. 7

299.1 tenuiiolium All.

fine-leaved

5

A un

1S jnjl

W

S. France 1824.

D

CO

2996 baldense Spr.
2997 tenuissimum Bleb.

Mount Baldo
slenderest

S

; A un
O un

i* ^'j-j

w
w

S. Europe 1819.
Tauria 1818.

I)

S

CO
CO

2998 /inifulium L.

Flax-leaved

3l

A un

h jnjl

w

S. Europe 1759.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 583

2999 rigidum Vll.

rigid

s

A un

1 jn.jl

w

1778.

I)

CO

3(X)0 cinereum ^//.

cinereous

A.

A un

1 jn.jl

w

S. France 1821.

I)

CO

Al. ped. 77. 4

3001 sylvaticum L,

wood

3

A un

3 jl.au

w

S. Europe 1658.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 609

3002 aristatum L.
3003 campanulatum Vll.

awned
campanulate

1

A un
A Pr

f jnjl
i jnjl

w
w

Italy 1699.
S. Europe 1821.

D
D

CO
CO

Boc. mu. 83. 75
Jac. au. 1. 81

glaucum Jac.

3004 purpureum L.

purple

v

A °r

1 Jn.jl

p

Switzerl. 1731.

D

CO

3005 anglicum .E. B.

English

2

A w

1 jn.jl

Y

England Wales.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 384

3006 helveticum W#geJ

Swiss

5

A un

A J»J1

W

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Ac.pet.1714.15,

1

saxatile Dec.

3007 piimilum Lam.

dwarf

^

A un

A jnjl

w

S. Europe 1820.

D

CO

Lam. il. 60. 2

3008 scabrum Jac.

rough

•^

A un

i jnjl

w

Austria 1819.

I)

CO

Jac. au. 5. 422

3009 saxatile L.

rock

5

8w

i ap.s

w

Britain hea.

I)

s.p

Eng. bot. 815

3010 microspermum Dc?f. small-seeded

un

I Jnjl

w

S. Europe 1819.

S

CO

3011 microcarpum Vahl

small-fruited

O un

i jn.jl

p

Europe 1819.

S

CO

3012parisiense Lk.

Parisian

O un

i Jn.jl

Y

France 1817.

8

CO

Dec. ic. 26

3013 tricorne Sm.

three-horned

0 w

i jn.jl

W

Britain hea.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1641

3014 verrucosum E. B.

warted

O un

1 jn.au

Y

Britain hedg.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 2173

saccharatum All. V<

ilantia Xparine

w.

3015 Cucullaria R. % S.

Cucullaria

O un

1 my.jl

W

Levant 1780.

s

CO

Bux. c. 1. 19. 2

Valantm Cucullaria

L.

3016 spurium E. B.

spurious

ji

O w

jl jn.jl

G

Britain cor. fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1871

3017 boreale L.

northern

&

1| jl

W

Britain moun.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 105

3018 brevifolium Stev.

short-leaved

&

A un

A Jnjl

W

Caucasus 1819.

D

CO

3019 rotundifolium L.

round-leaved

i

A un

I jn.jl

W

Europe 1821.

D

CO

Jac. au. 94

3020 ellipticum L.
3021 suaveolens Wahl.

elliptic
sweet-scented

5

gun
un

1 jnjl
1 Jn.jl

W
W

1819.

N. Europel821.

D

S

CO
CO

W. h. b. 66

3022 minimum R. SfS.

least

Q) un

i jnjl

Y

S. Europe 1818.

S

CO

Al. ped. 77. 1

murale All.

3023 verticillatum Dan.

whorled

O un

i jn.jl

W

France 1824.

s

CO

Loi. no. 2. 1

3024 capillare Cav.

capillary

O un

1 Jn.jl

R

Spain 1820.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 191.

1

3025 pilosum tf. K.

hairy

it

A un

1 jnjl

W

N. Amer. 1778.

D

CO

3026 maritimum £.

maritime

3y

A un

1 Jnjl

P

France 1826.

D

CO

3027 caucasicum Lrt£.

Caucasian

5

A un

1 jn. I

W

Caucasus 1824.

S

CO

3028 villrtsum iowi.

villous

A,

A un

1 jn.jl

Br

S. France 1824.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 82

3029 tauricum R. $ S.

Taurian

iv

A or

i jn.au

Y

Tauria 1818.

D

CO

Valanto taurica W.

Galium refle"xi

un

Presl

3030 ^parlne L.

Cleavers

1

O w

3 my.au

W

Britain hedg.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 816

3031 infestum HF. # K.

troublesome

Sun

1 Jn.jl

W

S. Europe 1817.

S

CO

W. & K. 3. 202

3032 scaberrimum F«A£

roughest

un

i jnjl

Y

Egypt 1821.

S

CO

hispidum W. en.

3033 gras'cum i.

Grecian

£fc

A cu

i Jnjl

P

Candia 1798.

D

CO

Alp. ex. 167. 166

349. TZU'BIA L.

MADDER.

(Ruber,

red ; the roots as a dye.) Rubidceis.

9. — 22.

3034 tinctorum L.

dyer's

.*

A ag

4 jn

Y

S. Europe 1596.

D

S.I

Lam. il. 60. 1

3035 peregrina X.
3036 cordifolia L.

foreign
heart-leaved

,*

Jl

A w

A cu

2 jl
f Jl

Y
W

England bu. pi.
Siberia 1783.

D
D

CO

p.l

Eng. bot. 851
Pal. it. 3. 2.1

3037 Bocc6ni Pet.

Boccone's

3g

A or

2 jn.au

Y

Italy 1823.

D

s.p

3038 lucida L.

bright

•

I | un

2 jl

Y

Majorca 1762.

C

La

Fl. gr. 142

3039 fruticosa Jac.

shrubby

«.

1 | un

4 s

Y

Canaries 1779.

C

pi

Jac. ic. 1. 25

3040 splendens i.

shining

tt

_Jor

2 jn.au

Y

Spain 1812.

C

IP

sylvestris Brot.

3041 galioides Poir.

Galium-like

tt

i_Jor

2 jn.au

Y

Canaries 1816.

C

IP

3042 angustifolia L.

narrow-leaved

m.

l_|or

2 jn.au

Spain 1772.

c

Lam.il. 60. 2

350. ASPE'RULA i.

WOODROOF.

(Diminutive of asper, rough ; leaves.)

Eubiacecs. 24. — 31.

3043 lasvigata L.

smoothed

^£

A pr

1 jn

W

S. Europe 1775.

D

S.I

M. h.21.4

3044 taurina L.

bull

7\.

A pr

1 ap.jn

W

Italy 1739.

I)

s 1

M. h. 9. 21. 1

3045 pyrenaioa i.

Pyrenean

5

A pr

1 jl.au

F

Spain 1821.

D

CO

3046 longiflora W. & K.

long-flowered

fl

A l>r

i jl.au

Y.p

Hungary 1821.

D

CO

W. & K. 2. 150

3047 aristata L.

awned

^v

A pr

1 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1823.

I)

CO

3048 supina Ztefi.

supine

^v

A pr

f jn

Pk

Caucasus 1821.

D

CO

3049 brevifolia Ven.

short-leaved

KM

_ Jor

£ jl.au

P

Europe 1825.

1)

CO

Ven. eels 63

3050 cyrianchica W.

Cynanche

&

A pr

fjl

F

England ch.hil.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 33

3051 alpina Spr.

alpine

5

A pr

I jn.au

W

Caucasus 1820.

D

CO

3052 rigida Sm.

rigid

a!

A pr

i jn.au

R

Greece 1819.

D

CO

Fl. gr. 118

3053 crassifolia /,.

thick-leaved

s

A pr

f jn

W

Levant 1775.

D

S.I

3054 tomentosa Ten.

tomentose

a

A or

1 jnjl

R

S. Europe 1817.

D

CO

Fl. gr. 119-

incana 'Sm.

3055 scabra Presl

rough

^

A Pr

1 jn-jl

W

Italy " 1824.

D

CO

3056 tinctoria L.

dyer's

^f

A Pr

f jnjl

Pk

Europe 1764.

D

S.I

Tab. ic. 733. 1

3057 montana .K#.

mountain

5

A pr

1 jnjl

Pk

Hungary 1801.

D

CO

3058 arvensis W.

corn-field

O w

1 Jl

Li

Europe 1596.

S

CO

Lob. ic. 801. 2

3059 arcadiensis #. M.

Arcadian

£^

A pr

i my

R

Arcadia 1819.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2146

3060 hirta /tawz.

hairy

S

A pr

i jn.jl

P

Pyrenees 1817.

D

CO

3061 hirsuta Desf.
repens Brot.

hirsute

I

A Pr

i my.jn

W

Portugal 1819.

D

CO

3062 gajioides Bleb.

Galium-like

&

A °r

| jn.au

W

S. Europe 1710.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 81

Galium glaucum L.

3063 humifusa Bes.

trailing

jl

A or

i jn.au

W

Caucasus 1818.

D

CO

Galium humifusum

Bleb.

3064 1 on gi folia Sm.
3065 ^parine Bes.

long-leaved
Cleavers

'1

A pr
A or

1 jl.au

2 jl.au

R
W

S. Europe 1S20.
S. Europe 1818.

D
D

CO
CO

Fl. gr. 117
Fl. gr. 1. 117

rivalis Sm.

3066 odorata L.

sweet-scented

&

A °r

f my.jn

W

Britain woods.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 755

351, SHERA'RD/J L. FIELD MADDER.
S067 arvensis L. corn field

3068 muralis L. wall

Galium murale All.

( W. Sherard, a celebrated British botanist.) Rubiacea;. 2.
O w \ ap.s B Britain cor. fi. S co Eng. bot. 891
O un £ jn.au Y Italy 1805. S co Al. ped. 77. 1

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

352. SPER M ACCKCE L. BITTON-WEED. (Sperma, seed, akofce, a point ; caj

3069 glabra MX. smooth O or 1 jl.au W N. Amer. 1823.

3070 di6dina MX. Diodia-like O un i jn.jl W Jamaica 1810.

3071 ascendens W. ascendent 0 un 1 jn.jl W W. Indies 1820.

3072 hispida L. bristly ID] un 1* au.s V E. Indies 1781.

3073 latifolia Aubl. broad-leaved £ O] un 2 jl W Guiana 1803.

3074 strigosa B. M. mengre O un 1 jl.au W W. Indies 1760.

3075 cormtolia Fis. Dogwood-leaved 1TTI un 1 my.jn R Brazil 1819.

3076 stylosa Lk. /0n/?-styled O un 1 my.jn W Manilla 1819.

3077 sutf'ruticosa Jac. suft'ruticose «- CD un ijn.au F 1824.

3078 radicans Aubl. rooting £ 123 un i jl W Guiana 1803.

3079 lae'vis Lam. smooth O un 1 my.jl Str W. Indies 1820.

3080 aspera Aubl. rough . O un 1 jn.jl W Trinidad 1819.

3081 ten uiori. slender O or 2 jn.au Pk W. Indies 1732.

3082 lanceolata Lk. lanceolate O or 1 jn.au ... W. Indies 1818.
30S3 /inifolia Vahl Flax-leaved O un 1 jn.jl W W. Indies 1820.

3084 scabra W. rough i | un i jn.jl W E.Indies 1818.

3085 hirta L. hairy O un | jn.jl W W. Indies 1816.

3086 villosa Swz. villous O un 1 my.jl W W. Indies 1810.

3087 rubra Jac. red £ O1 un 1 jn.au P 1804.

3088 Fischer? Lk. Fischer's ED un 1 my.jn W Jamaica 1821.

3089 mucronata Nees mucronate £ IA1 un 2 jn.jl W Jamaica 1822.

3090 Roxburgh?* Spr. Roxburgh's £ O] or 1 jl.au W E. Indies 1818.
Ise'vis Rox.

353. DICXDIA L.

3091 virginica L.

3092 verticillata Vahl

3093 prostrata Swt.

3094 sarmentosa Swz.

Rubiacece. 22.— 68-

Mur.3. 6'
Aub. gui. 19. 1

S s.l Bot. mag. 1558

S s.l

S s.l

C s.l

S s.l

p.l

Jac. sc. 322
Aub.gui. 1.20.4

S co SI. jam. 1.94.2

S co Aub. gui. 22. 6

S co Sc. nan. 1. 22

S

S

S co

S co Jac. ic. 308

S co

S s.l Jac. sc. 256

S s.l

D s.l

S p.l

DlODIA.

Virginian
verticillate
prostrate
twiggy

(Diodes, a journeying ; a way-side plant.) Rubiaccce. 4. — 10.

cu i jn.jl W Virginia 1820. S co Jac. ic. 129

i jn.jl W \V. Indies 1821. S co

£ jn.jl W W. Indies 1818. S co

cu i jn.au W W. Indies 1821. C s.p

354. KNO'X/^ L. KNOXIA.

3095 zeylanica L. Ceylon

3096 corymbosa W. corymbose
Spermacoce sumatrensis lietz.

3097 umbellata Sol. umbellate
Spermacoce teres Rox.

355. BIGELCXV/^ Spr. BIGELOVIA.

3098 verticillata Spr. ^whorled
Spermacoce verticillata L.

3099 commutata Spr. changed
Spermac6ce verticillata Host

3100 stricta Spr. strict
Spermacoce stricta L.

(Robert Knoxt an English traveller in 1681.)

«- CD or i jl.au W Ceylon 1826. S co

«*- CD or | jn.au W E. Indies 1818. S co

tL CD or i jn.au W E. Indies 1820. S co

Rubiaccte. 3.
Bur. in. 13
Lam. il. 59. 2

(Prof. Bigelow, of North America.)
CD or lijn.au W Africa 1732.

Riibidcetz. 3. — II.
S s.p Di. el. 277. 358

OJpr

I jn.jl
I jn.jl

W W.Indies 1818. D s.l
W E. Indies 1820. S s.l

«' 356. CRUCIANE'LLA L. CROSSWORT.

(Diminutive of crux, a cross ; leaves.)

RubiacecE. 13. — 16.

3101 angustitolia L.

narrow-leaved

8CU

4

jn.jl

Y

France

1658.

S

CO

Ex. bot. 2. 109

3102 latifolia L.

broad-leaved

cu

jn.jl

G

France

1633.

S

CO

Bar. ic. 520

3103 a?gyptiaca L.

Egyptian

O cu

i

jn.jl

Y

Egypt

1800.

S

CO

3104 patula /..

spreading

O cu

jn jl

Y

Spam

1798.

S

CO

3105 pubescens W.

pubescent

^

A cu

f

jl.au

P

Candia

1799.

c

l.p

3106 glomerata Bleb.

glomerated

it

gcu

i

jn.au

Y

Iberia

1824.

S

CO

3107 ciliata Lam.

ciliated

cu

i

jl.au

Y

Levant

1805.

S

CO

3108 tuberculcisa Cav.

tuberculose

O cu

i

jl.au

Y

Spain

1826.

S

CO

3109 maritima L.

maritime

•L,

| ) CU

i

jl.au

Y

France

1640.

c

l.p

3110 americana Mil.

American

£t_

| | CU

i

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1780.

S

CO

3111 monspeliaca L.

Montpelier

O cu

a

jl.au

Y

France

1791.

S

l.s.p

3112 wzolluginoides Bieb.

Mollugo-like

^V

A cu

i

jl.au

G

Caucasus

1800.

D

CO

Bux. c. 2. 30. 1

3113 an6mala Bleb.

anomalous

^

A cu

i

jn.au

Y

Caucasus

1820.

S

CO

357. CALLICA'RPA

L. CALLICARPA

(Kalos, beautiful, karpos, fruit.)

Verbenacece. 12. — 24.

3114 americana L.

American

0

Hor

«

jn.jl

R

N. Amer.

1724.

c

s.p

Cat. car. 247

3115canai. '«i.. <•

hoary

it

or

3

P

E. Indies

1799.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 2107

tomentosa Lam.

3116 lanata L.

woolly

it

Bor

4

jn-jl

P

E. Indies

1788.

c

l.p

3117 incana Rox.

hoary

it

or

4

jn.au

R

E. Indies

1800.

c

l.p

3118 macrophylla Vahl

long-leaved

gt

t i or

G

...

Pk

India

1808.

c

s.p

Vahl sy. 3. 53

3119 lanceolaria Rox.

lanceolate

*

Bor

4

jn.au

P

E. Indies

1822.

c

l.p

3120 ferruginea Swz.

rusty

£i

or

2

jn.jl

B

Jamaica

1794.

c

IF

3121 longitolia Lam.

long-leaved

it

1 |pr

3

mr.ap

W

China

1825.

c

CO

Bot. reg. 864

3122 reticulata Swz.

netted

ii

1 | or

4

jn.au

R

Jamaica

1820.

c

l.p

3123 rubella B. R.

reddish

it

2

my

Pk

China

1822.

c

CO

Bot. reg. 883

3124 purpurea J.
3125 arborea Rox.

purple
tree

it

Hi

3

12

jln
jl.n

P
P

E. Indies
E. Indies

1822.
1820.

c
c

Lp
l.p

358. AQUA'RTI/4 Jac. AQUARTIA. (B. Aquart, Jacquin's companion in America.) Soldnece. 1. — 2.
3126 tomentosa Jac. woolly il CD or 4 ... W S. Amer. 1819. C s.l Jac. am. 15

359. WITHERI'NG/,4 Herit. WITHERINGIA. (Dr. W. Withering, a British botanist.) Soldnecc. 6.— 16.

Her. ser. 33. 1

Di. el. 273. 352
Feu. ob. 46
Cav. ic. 4. 359. 1
Fl. per. 2. 170. 6

3127 solanacea Herit.

3128 stramonifiilia Kth.

3129 crassifolia Dunal

3130 montana Dunal

3131 phyllantha Dunal

3132 pinnatifida Dunal

solanaceous

Stramoni.-lvd

thick-leaved

mountain

leaf-flowered

pinnatitid

Sg

_

lAI or
O or
lAI or

my.s Y

my.au Y

my.au Y

my.au W

jl.au Y

1 jn.au B

S. Amer. 1742.

Mexico 1823.

C. G. H. 1706.

Peru 1822.

Peru 1822.

Peru 1822.

D l.p
C l.p
C l.p
C Lp
C Lp
C Lp

360. -EGI'PHILA L. JEGIPHILA. (Aix, a goat, philos, dear ; liked by goats.)

3133 martinic£nsis L.

3134 arborescens W.

3135 elata Swz.

3136 fce'tida Swz.

3137 trifida Swz.

3138 diffusa Andr.

3139 obovata Andr.

Martinique

arborescent

tall

fcetid

trifid

diffuse

obovate

» CD or 6 n

* CD or 10

* CD pr 12 au

* CD or 2 jn.jl
» 1~~1 pr 4 jn au
** I i or 2 jl.au

* CD or 2 jl.au

Verbendcece. 7. — 14.
W. 'Indies 1780. S p.l Jac. ob. 2. 27
Trinidad 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 24

Pa.Y W. Indies 1823. C p.l Bot. reg. 946
W. Indies 1800. C Lp

Jamaica 1826. C
W. Indies 1804. C

..1

.p Bot. rep. 578. 1

W. Indies 1804. C l.p Bot. rep. 578. 2

ORDER I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

41

361. CEPHALA'NTHUS L. BUTTON- WOOD. (Kephale, a head, antkos, a flower.) RuUacece. 1. — 3
3140 occidentals L. western 3fe or 7 au W N. Amer. 1135. S s.l Schm. ar. 1. 45

(Scopes, a broom ; appearance.)
rm cu 3 jn.s W Jamaica 1730.

362. SCOPA'RIA L. SCOPARIA.

3141 dulcis L. sweet

363. CENTU'NCULUS L. BASTARD PIMPERNEL.

3142 minimus L. least

* 364. PLANTA'GO L. PLANTAIN. (Planta, the sole of the foot ; similarity.)

3143 major L.
2 r6sea

3144 sinuata Lam.
3145crassa IV.

crispa Jac.

3146 minima Dec.

3147 asiatica L.

3148 cordata Lam.

3149 Gouanj Gm.
Corn iiti Gou.

3150 exaltata Horn.

3151 depressa W.

3152 brutia Ten.

3153 gentianoldes Sm.

3154 humifiisa Bernh.

3155 maxima L.

3156 media L.

3157 kamtchatica Lk.

3158 virginica Gis.

3159 capensis Thun.

3160 lanceolata L.

3161 sibirica Desf.

3162 hungarica W. $ K.

3163 altissima Jac.

3164 montana Lam.

3165 holosericea G««.

3166 sericea W. $ K.

3167 Zagopus L.

3168 spheerocephala Poi
alpina Jac. not L.

3169 lusitanica L.

3170 eriostachya Ten.

3171 interrupta Pair.

3172 varia 7Z. Br.

3173 mexicana LA.

3174 turnida Lk.

3175 alpina L.

3176 saxatilis Bleb.
3111 scorzonerittlla. Lai

3178 pilosa Cav.

3179 villosa Pers.

3180 Bellards All.
spha?rocephala R. Sf S.

3181 teretif61ia Sieb.

3182 maritima Z.

3183 eraminea Dec.

3184 serpentina Vil.

3185 recurvata Z.
.3186 Wulfem Sturm

3187 hirsiita Thun.

3188 salsa Pal.
3189crassifolia Forsk.

3190 tenuiflora W.$K.

3191 notata Lag.

3192 patagonica Jac.

3193 erotica L.

3194 subulata Z.

3195 J/ok')Steum Sco.

3196 elongata P/J.

3197 Serraria L.

3198 macrorhiza Pair.

3199 ceratophylla //0/#.

3200 Cor6nopus L.

3201 Jacquim R. & S.
Cornutz Jac.

3202 Leeflingw L.

3203 amplexicaulis Cav.

3204 vaginata Fen.

3205 microcephala Pair.

3206 albicans Schous.

3207 Cynops L.

3208 afra Z.

3209 P^ Ilium Z.

3210 squarr6sa Mur.

3211 arenaria Jftf.

3212 indica L.

3213 divaricata Zwc.
rigida //or/.

3214 stricta Sc/wus.

3215 Igpaghula Rox.

3216 pumila Z.

3217 parvifl(',ra DP.S/.

3218 brasiliensis Sims

* 365. BU'DDLE^ L.
S219globosa Z.

3220 fteemda Buc.

Scrophul'irinee. 1.
S s.l Her. par. 241
PrimuldcccE. J . — 4.

(The Roman name.)
O cu | jn.jl F Britain moi. h. S s.l Eng. bot 531

Ptanlag'tnete. 16. — 116.
Eng. bot. 1558

Jac. c. 34. 16

Trat. ar. 42
Gm. si. 4. 37 ?
Jac. ec. 72
Cor. ca. 153. ic.

Jac. ic. 1. 26
Eng. bot. 1559

M. h. 3. 15. 8
Eng. bot. 507

W.& K. h. 3. 203
Jac. obs. 4. 83

W.& K. 3. 151
Wein. 4. 820. 2
Jac. vin. 2. 125

Bar ic. 119.745

Cav. ic. 3. 249. 1
Al. ped. 1. 85. 3

Eng. bot. 175
Dod. pe. 108

Mur. 1780. 6
Jac. sc. 3. 258

W. & K. 1. 39
Jac. ic. 2. 306

Lob. ic. 439
Jac. c. 1. 10

Col. ec. 259
M. h. 3. 17. 2
Fl. por. 1. 74
Eng. bot. 892
Jac. ic. 1. 27

Jac. vin. 2. 126
Cav. ic. 2. 125
Yen. eels 29

Cav. ic.2. 124?
Wein. 4. 837. a
M. h. 3. 17. 4
M. h. 3. 17. 4
Jac. ic. 1. 28
W.&K.51

greater

& A

w

1 my.jn

W

Britain me. pa.

D

CO

lose-bracted

k A

un

1 my.jl

Ap

Britain

a

CO

sinuate-lea ued

•k A

un

1 jn.jl

W

1824.

s

CO

thick-leaved

A A

un

i jn.jl

W

S. Europe 1793.

D

s.l

least

& A

un

* jn.jl

G.w

Austria 1825.

S

CO

Asiatic

^ A

un

1 jl

W

Siberia 1787.

D

s.l

cordate
Gouan's

% A
^ A

Ull

un

1 jl.au
IJn.au

W
G.w

N. Amer. 1818.
S. Europe 1817.

S

S

CO
CO

exalted

^t A

un

2 jn.jl

W

1817.

D

CO

flattened

k A

un

\ jn.jl

G.w

1817

8

CO

Brutian

ik A

nn

1 jl.au

W

Calabria 1824.

S

CO

Gentian-like

O

un

i jn.jl

Y.G

Greece 1826.

8

CO

trailing

tA

un

i jn.jl

G.w

1826.

S

CO

largest

A

un

2i jl.au

W.R

Siberia 1763.

1)

CO

middle

^ A

w

W.R

Britain me. pa.

D

CO

Kamtschatka

^ A

nn

i* JnjlJ

G.w

Kamtsch. 1819.

1)

CO

Virginian

nn

Ijn.s

G.w

N. Amer. 1688.

S

CO

Cape

«.|_J

un

1 my.au

G.w

C. G. H. 1788.

C

CO

lance-leaved

^ A

ag

1 my.jl

G

Britain me. pa.

s

CO

Siberian

is A

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

Siberia 1820.

1)

CO

Hungarian

£fc A

un

Ijnjl

G.w

Hungary 1819.

s

CO

tallest

& A

un

3 jn.jl

G.w

Italy 1774.

s

CO

mountain

k A

un

1 Jn.jl

G.w

S. Europe 1819.

I)

CO

velvety

I A

un

s jn.jl

G.w

Switzerl. 1819.

s

CO

silky

^ /\

un

f jnjj

G.w

Hungary 1818.

s

CO

Hare's-foot
". round-headed

. 0
^ A

un
un

i jSj-i

G.w
W

Spain 1683.
Austria 1774.

s

D

CO
CO

Portuguese

^ A

un

ijlau

W

Spain 1781.

D

s.l

woolly-spiked

o

un

k jn.jl

G.w

Italy 1824.

S

CO

interrupted

Q

nn

J jn.jl

G.w

N. Amer. 1818.

s

CO

various

^ A

nn

4 jn-jl

G.w

N. Holl. 1824.

8

CO

Mexican

^ A

un

I jn.jl

G.w

Mexico 1820.

D

CO

swelling

O

Ull

1 jn.jl

G.w

Chile 1819.

S

CO

alpine

* A

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

S. Europe 1818.

8

CO

rock

5 A

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

i. Scorzonera-lvd

k A

un

k Jnjl

W

S. Europe 1826.

a

CO

pilose

0

un

W

Spain 1823.

S

co

villous
^ Bellardi's

8

un
un

Bi jnjl
i jnjl

G.w
G.w

Germany 1804.
S. Europe 1797.

S

s

s.l

CO

round-leaved

3r A

un

- Jn jl

W

Egypt 1827.

s

CO

sea

^ A

w

\ jnjl

W.u

Britain sea. co.

s

CO

Grass-leaved

^ A

un

4 Jn.jl

G.w

France 1804.

1)

CO

serpentine

O

un

i jn.jl

G.w

France 1826.

s

CO

recurved-/wi

£ Q>

nn

i jn.jl

G.w

S. Europe 1799.

s

s.l

Wul fen's

k A

nn

J jn.jl

G.w

Germany 1802.

D

CO

hairy

a oj

un

jn.jl

G.w

C. G. H. 1801.

S

s.l

Mtt

k A

un

iJl.s

G.w

Siberia 1804.

D

s.l

thick-leaved
slender. flwd

k A
O

un

I jn.au
? jn.jl

G.w
G.w

Egypt 1824.
Hungary 1802.

S
S

CO

s.l

spotted

& O

un

i jn.jl

G.w

Spain 1821.

S

CO

Patagonian

0

un

Ijn.s

Y.G

Patagonia 1793.

s

s.l

Cretan

O

nn

*4 J"-Jl

G.w

Candia 1711.

8

CO

a\vl-leaved

£ A

un

W

S. Europe 1596.

D

s.l

Stishwort

«k A

un

I Jn.jl

G.w

Carniola 1821.

S

CO

elongated

& A

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

N. Amer. 1825.

8

CO

Serraria

k A

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

Barbary 1640.

D

s.l

long-rooted
Buckshorn-lvd

*g

nn
un

i jl.au
1 jn.jl

Br
G.w

Morocco 17i'8.
S. Europe 1820.

D
8

s.l

CO

Staroftheeartl

i O

clt

\ ap.s

W.Y

Britain seash.

S

s.l

Jacquin's

0

un

J jn.jl

W.Y

France 1821.

s

CO

LcDfling's

o

un

5 jl.au

G.w

Spain

s

CO

stem-clasping

o

un

1 jn.jl

G.w

Spain 1797.

8

CO

sheathed

un

2 jn.jl

G.w

Mauritan. 1818.

8

CO

small-headed

nn

I jn.jl

G.w

India ? 1821.

S

CO

whitish

^ A

un

i jn.s

G.w

S. Europe 1776.

D

s.l

Cynops
African

jut

un
un

| my.au
1 Jn

G.w
G.w

S. Europe 1596.
Sicily 1640.

C

S

s.l
s.l

Fleawort

"** O

u n

i jl.au

G.w

S. Europe 1562.

S

CO

rough

Q

un

2 au.s

G.w

Egypt 1787.

s

CO

sand

Q

un

| my.au

G.w

Hungary 1804.

s

CO

Indian

Q

un

ii jl.au

G w

India 1780.

s

CO

divaricate

O

un

G.w

1820.

s

CO

strict

un

1 jl.au

G.w

Morocco 1804.

s

CO

Ispagool

cu

i jn.jl

W

E. Indies 1824.

s

CO

dwarf
small-flowered

8

u n
un

i jl.au
i jn.jl

G.w
G.w

S. Europe 1790.
1826.

s
s

s.l

CO

Brazilian

£ A

un

1 0

W

Brazil 1822.

s

CO

Schou. 1. ic. 145
Mur. 1778. 5
Bot. mag. 1616

BrnDLEA. (A. Buddie, an English amateur of botany.) Scrophuldrinee. 10. — 40.
round-headed §& or 15 my.jn O Chile 1774. C co Bot. mag. 17*
Neemda * CD or 15 jn.'jl W Nepal 1824. C l.p

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

3221 brasiliensis Jac. Brazilian

3222 salvif61ia Lam. Sage-leaved

3223 salicitolia Vahl Willow-leaved

3224 saligna W. en. Willow-like

3225 madagascariensisfa/W Madagascar

3226 paniciilata Wai. panicled

3227 diversif61ia R. $ S. various-leaved

3228 americana L. American

it

Dor
Hor

10
3

au.s

O
C

Brazil
C. G H.

1822.

i7t;o.

C
C

a

Bot. mag. 2713
Jac. sc. 1. 28

41

or

6

...

...

S. Amer.

1823.

c

l.p

41

Hor

6

au.s

W

C. G. H.

1816.

c

Jac.

sc. 1.

29

tr-

or

10

..

0

Madagasi

2.1824.

c

IP

Lan

3. il. 1

.69.3

«

Bor
or

14
6

fap

w

Nepal
Java

1823.
1823.

c

c

l.p

l.p

4t

nor

10

au

Y'"

Mexico

1826.

c

l.p

366. JS'XACUM L.

3229 tetragonum Rtb.

3230 pulchellum Ph.

EXACUM. (Ex, out of, ago, to drive ; expels poison.) Gentianece.

four-angled O pr 1^ jl.s B Nepal 1820. S p.l

pretty O pr ? au Pk N.Jersey 1826. S p.l

2. — 14.

367. COUTOU'BEA Aubl. COUTOUBEA.

3231 ram6sum Aubl. branchy IT71 or
.E'xacum rain6sum Vahl

3232 spicatum Aubl. spiked ]£ Ol or
jE'xacum spicatum Vahl

3233 verticillatum G.Don whorled-headed •£ O1

(Its name in Guiana.)
li jl.au W Brazil

Gentianece.
1824 S

.E'xacum verticillatum W. Gentidna verticillata L.

1£ jl.au W Maranh. 1823. S
1 jl.au W Trinidad 1818. S

p.l Aub. gui. 1.28.1
p.l Aub. gui. 1.27
P.1

368. MICROCA'LELAr. MICROCALE.

3234 filiforme Lk. filiform
JJ'xacum filif6rme E. B.

3(19. PLA'DERA Rox. PLADERA.

3235 virgata Rox. twiggy

3236 decussata Rox. decussate

(Mikros, small, Jcalos, pretty.) Gentianece. 1.

i jn.jl Y Britain sa.ma. S 8.1 Eng.bot.235

(Pladaros, abounding in juice.) Gentianece. 2. — 5.

Ol or 1 jl.au R . E. Indies 1820. S p.l
OJ or 1 jl.s W W. Indies 1816. S p.l

370. SKEW A R. Br.
8237 ovata R Br.

3238 albens K. Br.

3239 cordata R. Br.
3240afirea R. gf S.
3241 guianensis Spr.

jE'xacum guianensis Aubl.

SEB^EA.
ovate
whitish
heart-leaved
golden
Guiana

(A. Seba, an apothecary of Amsterdam.)

R N. Holl. 1820. S

W C. G. H. 1820. S

Y C. G. H. 1815. S

Y C. G. H. 1824. S

fl?

O or
lOlpr

rm or

Gentianece. 5. — 8.

I au

\ jl-au
\ jn.au

i jl.au

Lab. n. h. 1. 52
Bur. af. 74.4
Bur. af. 74. 5
Pluk. al. 275. 3

Br Guiana 1825. S m.s Aub. gui. 1. 26.1

371. MITRASA'CME R. Br. MITRASACME. . (Mitra, a mitre, akme, a point.) Gentianece. 3. — 20.

3242 polym6rpha R. Br. multiform £ iAJ pr j jn.jl W N. Holl. 1826. S s.l

3243 canescens R. Br. canescent £ iAJ pr f jn.au W N. Holl. 1824. D s.l

3244 serpyllifolia R. Br. Thyme-leaved £ tAJ pr ± jn.au W N. Holl. 1826. D s.l

372. FRASE'R^ Walt. FRASERA.
3245 carolinensis Walt, Carolina
Walter* MX.

(J. Fraser, a collector of plants in North America.) Gentiant
^ Q> or 4 jl.au G.Y Carolina 1795. S co

* 373. PENJE'A L. PEN/EA. (P. Pena, auth. with Lobel of Adversaria Botan., 1570.)
3246 wzyrtoides L. Myrtle-like 41 i | or 2 my.jn R C. G. H. 1816. C

Pencedcece. 7. — 14.
p.l

3247 fruticulosa L.
3248 mucronata L.

fruticulose
pointed-leaved

41 ( | or
41 \ | or

1
2

my.jl
jn.jl

R
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1822.
1787.

C
S

p.l

Ven. mal. 87

3249 squamosa L.

scaly

4l|_Jor

1

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1787-

S

p.l

Bot. reg. 106

3250 sarcocolla Thun.

thick-necked

4t , (or

1

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1825.

S

p.l

Pluk. m. 446.

6

3251 marginata L.

marginated

41 I | or

jj

i my.jl

R

C. G. H.

1816.

c

p.l

3252 lateriflora Thun.

side-flowering

41 1 1 or

I

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1825.

S

P.l

Mag. ber. 1.3.2

374. ELIE'RIA L.

BL*;RIA. (P. Blair, F.R.S.. physician at Boston.

Line.)

Ericece. 11. — 18.

3253 ericoides L.

Heath-like

4ll_Jor

2

au.o

P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Pet. g. 471. 2.

10

3254 musc6sa H. K.

mossy

41 1 | or

1

jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

l.P

32.55 fasciculata W.

fascicled

»l_jor

2

jn.jl

...

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.p

31256 paucifolia Wnl.

few- leaved

4t|ljor

2

jn-jl

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.p

Wen. c. 2. 43

3257 articulata L.

jointed

4t | | or

2

my.jn

Pk"

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.p

Lam.il. 78

32.58 scabra W.

scabrous

4t | | or

2

my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.p

Wen. c. 1. 31

3259 depress a Lick.

depressed

41 1 lor

1

jn.jl?

C. G. H.

1816.

c

s.p

3260 purpurea L.
3261 duinosa Wnl.

purple-flowered » i | or

2
2

mv.jn
jnjl

P"

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1791.
1806.

c
c

s.p

3262 glab£lla Wnl.

smooth ish

41 ( | or

2

jn.jl

C. G. H.

1816.

c

s.p

Seb. thes. 1. 2

3.2

3263 ciliaris L.

ciliated

41 1 | or

2

jn.au

w'

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.p

Wen. c. 2. 49

375. SYMPIE'ZA Lich. SYMPIEZA.
3264 capitellata Lich. small-headed

(Symptezo, to press together.)
41 1 |or Hjn.au ... C. G. H.

1812.

Ericece.
C s.p

1.
Wen. c. 2. 37

Blx'ria bracteata Wnl.

376. CHOME'L/^ Jac.

CHOMELIA.

(J. B. Chomel, a Fr. bot., phys. to Louis XV.)

Rubidcece. 2. — 3.

3265 spin6sa Jac.
Ix(')raspin6sa Lam.

spiny

4inor

12

...

W

W.Indies 1793.

C

p.l

Jac. am. 18. 13

3266 fasciculata Sun..

fascicled

4* I — 1 or

5

W

W. Indit

:sl825.

C

p.l

Ixora fasciculata Swx.

_.

377. ADI'NA Sal.

ADINA.

(Adinos, clustered ; its flowers in heads.)

Rubidcece. 1 — 2.

3267 globi flora Sal.
NaucleaAdina Sm.

globe- flowered

41 i~l or

3

jl.au

W

China

1804.

C

s.l.p Par. Ion. 115

378. BGUVA'RD/,4 Sal. BOUVARDIA. (Dr. Bouvard, a superin. of the Paris garden.) Rubidcece. 3.— 7.

3268 triphylla Sal. three-leaved * i_J or 2 ap.n
Jacqiiinji Hum. Houst6nzY* coccinca B. R.

2 pubescens pubescent * i _ | or 2 ap.n

3 glabra smooth » i _ | or 2 ap.n

3269 versicolor Ker various-colored * i _ | or 2 jl.s

3270 Iongifl6ra Kth. long-flowered M. CJ cl 2 ...

S Mexico 1794. C s.p Par. Ion. 88

Mexico
Mexico

1794. C s.p Bot. reg. 107
1794. C

s.p

S. Amer.? 1814. C l.p Bot. reg. 245
Mexico 1827. C s.p.l Cav. ic. 572. 1

379. IXWRA L.
3271 grandifl6ra Ker

coccinea L.
S272 Bandhuca Rox.

IXORA. (A Malabar idol, to which its flowers are offered.) Rubidcece. 19. — 30.
great-flowered il O or 4 au O E. Indies 1814. C l.p Bot. reg. 154

Band hooka

3 jl

E. Indies 1815. C p.l Bot. reg. 513

ORUBR I.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

3273 fulgens Box.

shining

*

1 1 or

5

jn.au

S

E. Indies

1823.

C

p.l

Ru. am. 4. 46

longilolia S. M.

3274 stricta Rox.

strict

»

CD or

3

jl.au

S

Moluccas

1690.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 169

coccinea B. M. flai

nmea Sal.

3275 erocata Ker

saffron-colored

41

|~~1 or

3

au.s

0

E. Indies

1822.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 782

3276 incarnata Rox.

Qesh-colored

&

1 1 or

2

au

R

E. Indies

1822.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 1048

3277 blanda B. R.

soft blush

*

Bor

4

an

W

E. Indies

1800.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 100

3278 alba Rox.

white

4t

or

4

jn.au

w

E. Indies

1768.

C

p.l

3279 cuneitolia Rox.

wedge-leaved

122

I | or

3

jn.jl

W

E. Indies

1822.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 648

3280 brachiata Rox.

twVte-branched

1ft

LJ or

S

E. Indies

1823.

C

p.l

3^81 arborea ^oar.

tree

«

O or

1;J

au

S*"

E. Indies

1820.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 609

3282 Pavttta Andr.

Pavetta

*

1 1 or

3

jn.au

w

E. Indies

1800.

C

p.l

And. rep. 78

3283 parviflora JF.

small-flowered

*

1 1 or

20

au.o

w

E. Indies

1800.

C

p.l

Vahlsy.3. 11.5

3284 barbata Rox.

bearded

*»

1 I or

1'2

jn.jl

w

E. Indies

1823.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 2505

3285 undulata Rox.

wave-leaved

1 1 or

4

jn.au

w

E. Indies

1820.

('

p.l

3286 rusea Wo/.
3287 obovata Roth

rosy
obovate

*
*

Hor
or

4
3

J'n.jl

F
P

Bengal
E. Indies

1819.
1816.

C
C

!,.

p.l

Bot. reg. 540

purptirea Fis.

3288 flava io. C'.

yellow

«

1 1 or

3

...

Y

E. Indies

1825.

C

p.l

380. TETRAME'RIUM Gae. TETRAMERIUM. (Tetra, four, merion, a subdivision ; fruit.) Rubidcece. 2. —4.

3289 odpratissimum Gae. sweetest-scented it Q or 6 ... \V W. Indies 1793. C l.p Jac. am. 47
Ciiffea occidental L. Ixbra americana Siuz.

3290 paniculatum Spr. panicled it Q or 5 ... W Guiana 1822. C l.p Aub. gui. 1.58
Coffea paniculata Aubl.

361. CATESBJSM W. LILT THOR.V.

3291 spin6sa fV. spinous

3292 latifulia Lindl. broad-leaved

3293 parviflora Pers. small-flowered tit

(M. Catesby, author of the Nat. Hist, of Carolina.) Rubidcece. 3
j Q or V-l my.s Y I. Provid. 1726. C s.p Bot. mag. 131

4ijn.il
2 jn.jl

W. Indies 1823. C p.l Bot. reg. 858
Jamaica 1810. C l.p SL jam. 2. 207. 1

(The namo in Malabar.)

Rubidcece. 3.

I. France 18J6. C s.p

O un ' | jn.au W E.' Indies 1821. S ' s.p

*382. PAVE'TTA L. PAVETTA.

3294 indica L. Indian it O or 4 au.o W E. Indies 1791. C p.l Bur. in. 13. 3
alba Vahl. Ixbra paniculata Lam. Pavetta Rox.

3295 aren6sa Lou. sandy at ( | or 4 mr.o W China 1799. C p.l Bot. reg. 198

indica B.R. not of others

383. ERNODEVA Swz. ERNODEA. (Ernodes, branching} in allusion to habit of plant ; Rubidcece. 1. — 3

329o montana Sm. mountain !U | or £ jn.jl R Sicily 1820. D rk Fl. gr. 143

Asperulacalabricai. Pavetta fcetidissima Cyr.

3S4. SIDERODE'NDRUM Jac. IRON TREE. (Sideros, iron, dendron, a tree; hardness.) Rubidcece. 1.

3297 triflurum Vuhl three-ftowered £ Qtm 20 ... Pk W. Indies 1793. C p.l Jac. am. 175. 9

385. FERNE'L/^ J. FERNELIA. (J. Fernel, phys. to Henry II. of France, d. 1558.) Rubidcece. 2. —3.

3298 obovata Lam. obovate «t O or I. France 1816. C s.p

3299 6uxif61ia Lam. Box-leaved fit I I ,
Coccocypselum iuxif61ium Spr.

385. COCCOCY'PSELUM R.Br. COCCOCYPSELUM. (Kokkos, fruit, kypsele, a vase ; berries.) Rubidcece. 1.— 7.

3300 ripens R. Br. creeping £ E3 un £ my P W. Indies 1793. D s.p Br. jam. 6. 1

387. MITCHE'LL^ W. MITCHELLA. (Mitchell, an Englishman who travelled in Virginia.) Rubidcece. 1.

3301 ripens W. creeping ft, or jju W N. Amer. 1761. L s.p Cat. car. 1. 20

388. HEDYOTIS W. INDIAN MADDER. (Hedys, sweet, ous, an ear ; leaves like ears.) Rubidcece. 7.—

3302 difftisa W. diffuse
Oldenlandz'rt cliffusa Rox.

3S03 herbacea L. herbaceous

3304 umbellata Lam. umbelled

3305 cym6sa Spr. cymose

3306 ramosissima Spr. branchiest
Olden landia ramosissima Fes.

3507 bifl6ra Lam. two-flowered

Spermac6ce biflora Host

3308 lactea W. milk-w/«te

389. MANE'TTI^ Mutis MANETTIA.

3309 coccinea W. scarlet

3310 Lygistum Swx. Lygistum

390. .EPIME'DIUM L. BARREN-WORT. (Growing in Media; retained by Linnsms.) Berberldece. 1. —2.

3311 alpinum L. alpine ^ A or f ap.my Bd England m.thi. C p.l Eng. bot 438

3P1. PTE'LEA i. SHRUBBY TREFOIL. (Greek name of the elm, adopted by Lin.) Terebintdcece. 1. — 2.

3312 trilbliata L. three-leaved ± or 12 jn.jl G N. Amer. 1704. L co Schm. ar. 2. 76

392. MONE'T/.^ Leh. MONETIA. (Monet de la Marck, a celebrated French botanist.) Celastrlnece. 2. — 9.

3313 barlerioVf'A' Loh. Barleria-like it D or 3 jl G E. Indies 1758. C s.p Her. st. 1. 1
Azima tetracantha Lam.

393. CURTl'SIA H. K. HASSAGAY TREE. ( Wm. Curtis, founder of Bot. Mag., etc., d. 1799.) Celastrlnece. 1.
3314/aginea //. A'. Beech-leaved ± \ | tm 30 ... Pa C. G. H. 1775. C s.l Bur. af. 235. 82

394. PTELI'DIUM Thou. PTELIDIUM. (Diminutive of ptelea, an elm.) Celastrlnece. 1.
3315 ovatum Thou. ovate it I I or 3 Madagasc.1818. C s.p.l Lam. il. 910

Ptelea ovata Lou. Seringw ovata Spr.

IT71 un
;.A1 un

Al un

[TJ| un

rm un
a.

I jn.au
| jl.au
IJn.o
i jn.au

W
W
W
W

jjjn.au

\v

1 jl.au

w

E. Indies 1819. S p.l R.mal. 16.35

E. Indies 1792. R s.p Rox. cor. 1. 3

Jamaica 1739. S s.l Ehr. pic. 2. 1. 4

Russia? 1819. D p.s

E. Indies 1821. S s.p Bur. zey. 11

E. Indies 1820. S s.p

:. Manetti, professor of botany at Florence.) Rubidcece. 2. —
TO or 20 my.jl S Guiana 1806. C l.p Bot. reg. 693
I CD or 20 f.ap Pk Cuba 1822. C l.p Br. jam. 3.2

395. HARTO'G/^4 Thun. HARTOGIA.

3316 capensis Thun. Cape

396. EVO'DIA Font. EVODIA.'

3317 triphylla Dec. three-leaved
Fagdra triphylla Lam.

(J. Hartog, a Dutch traveller.) Celastrlnece. 1.

or 6 jn.jl G C. G. H. 1800. C s.l

(Eyodia, a sweet smell. ) Rutdcece. 1 . — 5.

or 7 ... W E. Indies 1821. C s.l Ru. am. 2.

50

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IV.

* 397. AMMA'NN/,4 L.

AMMANNIA. (J. Ammann, prof. bot. at St. Petersburg.) Salicdria:. 18. — 22.

3318 rotundifolia Ham.
3319 Iatif61ia L.

round-leaved O un j jl.au Pk Nepal 1819. S s.l
broad-leaved £2 un 1 jl.au W W. Indies 1733. S s.l SI. jam. 1.7. 4

3320 humilis MX.

humble O un ± jl.au R N. Amer. 1823. S s.l

3321 ramosior L.
33122 verticillata Lam.

branchier O un 2 jl.au P Virginia 1759. S s.l Boc. mu. 104
whorl-^ou-ererf iQJ cu 1 jl.au W Guinea 1819. S s.l Lam.il. 77. 3

332 5 rubra Ham.

red ' O un ijl.au R Nepal 1818. S s.l

3324 debilis If. K.

weak O un 1 jl.au P E. Indies 1778. S s.l

3325 pentandra .Rox.
3326 octandra L.fil.

pentandrous Ol un | jl.au P E. Indies 1823. S s.l
octandrous Q) un 1 jl.au R E. Indies 1820. S co

3321 sanguinotenta Swt.

bloody O un £ jl au R Jamaica 1803. S s.l

3328diffusa W.

diffuse O un 1 jl.au W 1820. S co

33-29 multiflora Rox.

many-flowered OJ un | jl.au R E. Indies 1818. S s.l

3330 racemosa Roth

racemose O un 1 jl.au P 1819. S co

3331 auriculata W.
3332 baccifera i.
3333 viridis Horn.

eared O un 1 jl.au P Egypt 1822. S co W. h. b.7
berry-bearing O un £ jn.jl Ap India 1820. S s.l Lam. il. 77. 4
green O un 1 jl.au Ap 1821. S co

3334 caspica .R'eo.
3335 aegyptiaca W.

Caspian O un | jn.au P Caspian S. 1818. S co
Egyptian O un 1 jl.au Ap Egypt 1820. S s.l W. h.b.6

398. FAGA'RA L.

FAGARA. (Arabic name used by Avicenna.) Rutuccte. 4. — 18.

3336 Pter6ta L.

Pterota 1 CD tm 20 au.s G Jamaica 1768. C p.l Br. jam. 146. 5. 1

Xanth6xylon Pterclt

a Thun.

3337 Piperita L.
3338 Jrag6des Dec.
3339 microphylla De*/.

Piperita tt i | or 10 s W Japan 1773 L p.l Ksem. 893
Sea-rush-like * CD or 5 ... W W. Indies 1759. C l.p Jac. am. 21. 14
small-leaved « CD or 10 1825. C s.p

399. ZIE'R/4 Sm.

ZIERIA. (M. Zier, a learned botanist.) Rutdcene. 9. — 12.

3340 Smithi* Andr.

Smith's * l_J or 3 ap.jl W N. S. W. 1808. C s.p Bot. mag. 1395

lanceolata R. Br.

3341 macrophylla Bonp.
3342 Isevigata Swz.

long-leaved 11 i_J or 4 my.jl W N. Holl. 1820. C s.p
smooth. leaved * i | or 3 my.jl W N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

3343 microphylla Bonp.

small-leaved «l i_J or 3 my.jl W N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

33*4 ni!6sa Rud.

pilose m i_J or 4 my jl W N. Holl. 1822. C s.p Lin. tr. 10. 17. 2

33*5 hirsuta Dec.

hairy * i_| or 4 my.jl W N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

3346 obcordata Cun.

obcordate » i | or 4 my.jl W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

3347 revoluta CMW.

revolute * i_J or 4 myjl W N. Holl. 18'24. C s.p

3348 octandra Swt.

octandrous * \ | or 5 ap.my G N. Holl. 1825. C s.p Sw. au. ic. in.

400. tt'SSUS L.

Cissus. (The Greek name of the ivy.) Ampelidece. 28. — 80.

3349 uitiginea Z.
3350 aduata Rox.

Vine-sprung ft. CD or 20 ... G India 1772. C p.l Pluk. m.27.337.2
adnate ft. 1 1 un 8 ... G E. Indies 1823. C co

3351 latifolia Law.

broad-leaved ft. CD un 6 ... G E. Indies 1824. C co Ru. am. 5. 164. 1

3352 glauca Rox.
3353 cae'sia Afz.

glaucous ft. CD or 10 ... G E. Indies 1818. C s.l R. mal. 7. 11
grey ft. CD or 15 ... G S. Leone 1822. D co

3354 repens L«wz.

creeping $„. CD un 2 ... P.G E. Indies 1821. C co R. mal. 7. 48

3355 puncticulosa MX.

puncticulose ft. CD or 10 ... G Cayenne 1818. C s.l

3356 quadrangularis Z.

square-stalked ft. CD or 30 ... G E. Indies 1790. C p.l Ru. am. 5. 44

3357 *icyoldes L.

Sicyos-like ft. CD or 10 ... G Jamaica 1768. C s.p SI. jam. 1. 144. 1

33.58 smilacina Kth.

Smilax-like ft, CD un 10 ... G W. Indies 1820. C co

3359 ovata Law*.

ovate ft. CD or 10 ... G Guadalo. 1822. C s.l Br. jam. 4. 1,2

3360 antarctica Fen.

antarctic ft. i | or 20jn.au G N. S. W. 1790. C s.l Bot. mag. 2488

3361 glandulosa .Horn.
3362 capensis W.

glandular ft. CD or 10 ... G E. Indies 1819. D co
Cape A_l_Jor 30 ... G C. G. H. 1792. C s.p

3363 tnlobata Lam.
3364 auriculata /tor.

three-lobed ft. CD or 12jl.au G E. Indies 1822. C co R. mal. 5.45
eared ft. D un 8 ... G E. Indies 1820. C co

3365 acida L.
3366 carnosa Law.

acid ft_ Q or 6 ... G Jamaica 1692. C p.l Jac. sc. 1. 33
fleshy ft. CD un 8 ... G E. Indies 1818. C co Ru. am. 5. 166. 2

3367 trifoliata Jac.

three-leaved ft. CD or 6 ... G Jamaica 1739. C p.l SI. jam. 1. 145. 2

3368 microcarpa Fahl

small-fruited ft CD un 6 ... G W. Indies 1820. C co PI. ic. 259.4

3369 angusti folia Poir.

narrow-leaved JL CD un 6 ... G E. Indies 1818. C co

3370 alata Jac

winged ft. CD un 6 ... G S. Amer. 1822. C co Jac. am. 182. 10

3371 pentaphylla W.
3372 elongata Rox.

five-leaved ft. | | or 6 ap.s G Japan 1790. C s.p
elongated ft. i | or 10 ... G E. Indies 1818. C r.m

3373 quinata H. K.

quinate ft_ \ | or 10 jl G C. G. H. 1790. C s.p

3374 diversitolia Dec.

various-leaved ft. CD or 10 ... G 1822. D co

heterophylla W.
3375 orientalis Law.
3376 quinquefulia B. M.

G

oriental ft. CD un 8 ... G E. Indies 1820. C co Lam. il. 84. 4
5-leaved Brazil ft. CD un 10 jl G Brazil 1800. C co Bot. mag. 2443

401. CO'RNUS L.
3377 suecica L.

DOGWOOD. (Cornu, a horn ; hardness of the wood.) Caprifolite. 13. — 17.
Swedish ^ A or i ap W Britain sc. alp. R bog Eng. bot. 310

3378 canadensis L.

Canadian ^ A or ijn.au Y Canada 1774. R bog Bot. mag. 880

3379 florida L.

flowery 5 °r 15 ap.my W N. Amer. 1731. L co Bot. mag. 526

3380 mascula i.

male Cornel ¥ or 15 f.ap Y Austria 1596. L co Schm. ar. 2. 63

2 variegata

variegated or 15 f.ap Y Austria 1596. C co

3381 sanguinea L,

bloody 3fe or 8 jn.jl W Britain woods. L co Eng. bot. 249

2 variegata

variegated Sit or 8 jn.jl W Britain hed. C co

3382 alba L.

white-berried ¥ or lOjn.s W Siberia 1741. L co Schm. ar. 2. 65

2 russica

Russian & or Sjn.s W Siberia 1820. L co

. 3383 siberica Lo. C.

Siberian & or Sjn.s W Siberia 1824. C co

3384 sericea Herit.

silky & or 5 au W N. Amer. 1683. L co Schm. ar. 2. 64

3385 circinata L.

rounded 3fe or 6jl.au W N. Amer. 1784. L co Schm. ar. 2.69

3386 stricta 7,am.

strict £ or 10 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1758. Leo Schm. ar. 2. 67

2 variegata

variegated ¥ or 10 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1758. C co

3387 oblonga jRox.

oblong $ or 15 ... P Nepal 1818. C co

3388 paniculata Herit.

panicled £ or 6 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1758. L co Schm. ar. 2. 68

3389 alternifolia L.

alternate-lvd ^ or 15 s W N. Amer. 1760. L co Schm. ar. 2. 70

402. SA'NTALUM L. SANDAL- WOOD.

3390 album L. white

3391 wzyrtitolium Rox. Myrtle-leaved

3392 obtu6if61ium R. Br. obtuse-leaved

(Its Persian name, Sundul-sitfed.) Santalacece. 3. —7.
O tm 10 ... P E. Indies 1804. C p.l Ru. am. 2. 11
O or 4 ... R E. Indies 1804. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.2
u_J or 5 ... R N. Holl. 1823. C p.l

OKDER 111.

TETRANDRIA TETRAGYNIA.

51

403. TRA'PA L. WATER CALTROPS. (Calcitrapa, a caltrop; fruit 4-spiked.) Hydrocharldece 4—5

3393 natans L. floating i O clt flt jn.au W.p Europe 1781. S co Bot. reg. 88

3394 quadrispinosa Rox. four-spined *= iQI clt flt jn.au W E. Indies 1823. S co

3395 bicornis L. two-horned * iA| clt flt jn.au W China 1790. S co Gae fr 2 95

3396 bispinosa Rox. two-spined g= OI clt flt jn.au W E. Indies 1822. S co R. mal. 11. 33

404. LUDWI'G/4 L. LUDWIGIA. (C. G. Ludwig, prof. med. at Leipsic.) Onagrdrite. 4.— 20.

3397 alternifolia L. alternate-leaved j^ A un 1 jn.jl Y Virginia 1752. S co Lara. il. 1.77

3398 hirsuta Lam. hairy ^ A un 1 jn.au Y N. Amer. 1812. D p.l
piiosa Walt.

3399 prostrata Rox. prostrate Jc O un ± jl.au Y E. Indies 1816. S co

3400 parviflora Rox. small-flowered O un £ jl.au Y E. Indies 1825. S co

*405. ALLIO'NI.4 L.

3401 violacea L.

3402 incarnata L.

ALLIONIA. (Charles AUioni, prof, bot at Turin.) Nyctaginea. 2.—

violet-colored O or 1 jl.s V Cumana 1820. S l.p
fiesh.colored O or 1 jU F Cumana 1820. S l.p Her. st. 31

CLASS IV. ORDER 2.
TETRA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

406. BUFFO'N/X W. BUFFONIA. (Count de Buffon, the celeb. French naturalist.) CaryophijUece. 2. — 4.

3403 tenuifolia W. slender-leaved O cu £jn W England seaco. S co Eng. bot 1313
annua Dec.

3404 perennis POM. perennial ^ A cu f jn.jl W France 1817. S p.l Lam. il. 87. 2

407. .ffAMAME'LISL. WITCH HAZEL. (Hama, with, melon, apple j fr. accompany fl.) Hamamelldete. 2.

3405 virginica L. Virginian ¥ or 10 my.n Y N. Amer. 1736. L p.l Duh. ar. 1. 114

3406 macrophylla Ph. long-leaved f or 15 my.n Y N. Amer. 1812. L p.l

408. HYPE'COUMZ,. HYPECOUM. (Hypecheo, to rattle; noise of seeds in pods.) Papaveracece. 3. — G.

3407 procumbens L. procumbent -* O or 1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1596. S co Schk. ban. 1. ','7

3408 pendulum L. pendulous Jc O or £ jn.jl Y S. France 1640. S co Par. th. 372. 2

3409 erectum L. erect O or | my.jn Y Siberia 1759. S co Am. rut. 58. 9

409. MICROL^E'NA Beauv. MICROLJENA. (Mikros, small, lenos, wool; flower-stalk.) Graminece. t.

3410 stipoides Beauv. Stipa-like Jk iAJ cu ... jl.au Ap N. Holl. 1822. S l.p Lab. n. h. 1. 118
Ehrharta stipoides Lab.

CLASS IV. ORDER 3.

TETRA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

410. MYGI'ND^ Jac.

MYGINDA. (Couns. Mygind, of Vienna, a bot. amateur.) Rhamnece. 5. — 10.

3411 uragbga Jac.

diuretic 41 1 1 or 4 au.s

P

S. Amer. 1790.

L

p.l

Jac. am. 24. 16

3412 Twyrtitolia Nut.

Myrtle-leaved il or 4 my.au

W

N. Amer. 1818.

L

P.l

/'lexA/yrsinitis Ph.

3413 .fthacbma Swx.

Rhacoma it 1 1 or 4

W

Jamaica 1798.

L

p.l

Jac. ic. 2. 311

3414 latitolia Sun.

broad-leaved 41 1 1 or 4 ap.my

W

W. Indies 1795.

C

s.p

Fl. per. 84. 6

3415 integrifolia Lam.

entire-leaved 41 ! 1 or 4

W

Martiniq. 1826.

C

S.I

411. /'LEX L.

HOLLY. (Ec or ac, a point in Celtic :

the leaves.)

Celastr inea>. 17.— 40.

3416 ^quifolium L. prickly-lvd common^ tin 20 ap.jn

W

Britain hedg.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 496

2 heterophylla

various- leaved T or 20 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

3 crassifolia

thick-leaved or 20 ap.jn

W

Britain ..

G

CO

4 recurva

recurved $ or 20 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

5 f<?rox

fierce 41 or 12 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

6flava

yellow-berried 41 or 15 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

7 albo-marginata

white-edged 41 or 12 apjn

W

Britain

G

CO

8 aureo-marginata

gold-edged 41 or 12 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

9 me'dio-picta

middle-painted 41 or 10 ap.jn

W

Britain

G

CO

3417 recurva Lk.

recurved t_ or 16 my.jl

W

G

CO

nata Desf.

3418 balearica Desf.

Minorca f | | or 10 my.jn

W

Minorca 1815.

G

CO

3419 Perddo H. K.

Perado J i | or 10 ap.my

Pk

Madeira 1760.

G

S.I

Mee. ic. 2. 6

3420 canariensis Pair.

Canary Islands £ i | or 16 jn.jl

W

Canaries 1820.

G

p.l

3421 opaca H. K.

opaque or 30 my.jn

W

Carolina 1744.

G

p.l

Mee. ic. 2. 5

3422 crocea W.

saffron-colored ¥ | tm 30

W

C. G. H. 1794.

G

s.p

3423 Iaxifl6ra Lam.

loose-flowered * or 20 ap.jn

W

Carolina 1811.

G

s.p

Lam. il. 355

3424 chinensis B. M.

Chinese 4i| 1 or 10 jl

W

China 1814.

G

S.I

Bot. mag. 2043

3425 Dahoon Walt.

Dahoon 41 1 or 6 my.jn

W

Carolina 1726.

G

s 1

3426 Cassine H. K.

Cassine Dahoon t_ | or 12 au

W

Carolina 1726.

G

s'.l

Cat. car. 1. 31

3427 angustifolia W. en.

narrow-leaved 41 | or 6 my.jn

W

Carolina 1806.

G

8.1

3428 coincides Lk

Cassine-like 41 or 6 jl.au

W

1820.

G

CO

3429 vomitoria H. K.

emetic f | or 10 jl.au

W

Florida 1700.

G

p.l

Cat. car. 2. 57

3430 salicif61ia Jac.

Willow-leaved * Q or 5 my.jn

W

Mauritius 1818.

C

p.l

Jac. c. 4. 2. 2

3431 wiyrtitolia Lam.

Myrtle-leaved 41 a or 6 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1806.

C

p.l

3432 paragu£nsis Uil.

Paraguay Tea 41 1 1 clt 15

W

Paraguay 1823.

c

Lamb. pi. 12. ic.

412. PLANE'R^ MX.

PLANERA. ( J. J. Planer, a

German botanist.)

Uh

ndcex. 2.— 3.

3433 Richard* MX.

Richard's St or 12 ap.my

Br

N. Amer. 1760.

G

CO

Den. br. 106

Z7'lmus nemoralis L

.K.

3434 Gmelim MX.

Gmelin's & or 12 ap.my

Br

N. Amer. 1816.

G

CO

aquatica Nut.

413. COLDE'N/^ L.

COLDENIA. (C. Golden, a North American botanist.)

Boraginete. 1. — 2.

3435 procvimbens L.

trailing Jk fm or 2 jl.au

W

E. Indies 1699.

S

CO

Lam. il. 89

52

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

*414. POTAMOGE'TON L. POND-WEED. (Potamos,

a river, geiton, near ; situation.) Aiismdcece. 14.— 44.

3436 natans L.

natant

£

A

cu

flt

au

G

Britain

riv.

D co

Eng. bot. 1822

3437 fliiitans Roth

floating

i

A

cu

flt

jl.au

R

Britain

dit.

D co

Eng. bot. 1286

3438 heterophyllum Schreb. various-lvd *=
3439 perfoliatum L. perfoliate

A
A

cu
cu

flt
flt

jl.au
jl.au

G
P

Britain
Britain

dit.
riv.

D co
D co

Eng. bot. 1285
Eng. bot. 168

3440 densum L.

close-leaved

A

A

cu

flt

my.jl

G

Britain

dit.

D co

Eng. bot. 397

3441 lucens L.

shining

A

cu

flt

G

Britain

dit.

D co

Eng. bot. 376

3442 crispum L.
3443 compr^ssum L.

curled
fiat-stalked

i

A
A

cu
cu

flt
flt

injl
jn.jl

R

G

Britain
Britain

rivul.
rivul.

D co
D co

Eng. bot. 1012
Eng. bot. 418

3444 cuspidatum Schr.
3445 pectinatum L.
3446 lanceolatum E. B.

cuspidate
pectinate-/^
spear-leaved

|

A

A
A

cu
cu
cu

lit
fit
flt

i"l!

jl.au

Br
01
Ol

Britain
Britain
England

rivul.
dit.
w.lak.

D co
D co
D co

Loe. pr. 66
Eng. bot. 323
Eng. bot. 1985

3447 gramineum E. B.
3448 pusillum L.
3449 setaceuin L.

Grass-leaved
small
bristle-leaved

s

A

A
A

cu

cu
cu

fit
flt
flt

jl.au
jl-au
jl.au

G
G
G

Britain
Britain
Britain

dit.
dit

D co
D co
D co

Eng. bot. 2253
Eng. bot. 215

415. RU'PPI^ L.

RUPPIA.

(Jl

B.

Ruppi, a German botanist.)

Fluviulcs. 1. — 2.

3450 maritima L.

sea

*

A

cu

flt

jl

G

Britain s

a. w. d.

S s.l

Eng. bot. 136

416 SAGI'NA L. PEARLWORT. (Sagina, something nourishing, Lat. ; sheep-food.) Caryopliijllece. 6. — 8.

3451 proctimbens L. procumbent

3452 cerastoides Sm. Cerastium-like
Moenchza cerastoides Spr.

3453 filif'6rmis Pou. filiform "

3454 apetala L. apetalous

3455 maritima Don sea-side

3456 erecta L. upright

* py-.s

Moenchz'a quaternella

417. TILLJE'^ L. TTLIJEA.

3457 musc6sa L. mossy

3458 aquatica R. $ S. water

I jn.jl W

i my.jn W

^ my.au W

£ ap.my W

Britain
Britain

rub. S s.l Eng. bot. 880
sea sh. S co Eng. bot. 169

Pyrenees 1824. S co

Britain rub. S co Eng. bot. 881

Ireland sc. alp. S co Eng. bot. 2195

Britain

S co Eng. bot. 609

(M. A. Tilli, an Italian botanist, d. 1740.) Crassuldcece. 2. —4.

8cu J jn.o PI England sa. he. S co Eng. bot. 116
cu Jjn.au P.R N.Europe 1816. S l.p Us. an. 6. 1

418. BULLIA'RD^ Dec. BULLIARDA.
3459 Vaillant* Dec. Vaillant's =*

(M. Bulliard, a French botanist.) Crassulacece. 1. — 2.
O cu \ jn.au W S. Europe 1825. S l.p Dec. pi. 74

419. RADPOLA Dil. RADIOLA. (Radiolus, a little ray ; radiated capsule.) CaryapMjtteat. 1.

3460 millegrana Sm. all-seed O cu | jl.au W Britain san. pi. S bog Eng. bot. 893

420. GONOCA'RPUS Thun. GONOCARPUS. (Gonia, an angle, karpos, fruit ; seeds.) Salicdrits. 1. — 2.

3461 micranthus Thun. small-flowered O cu 1 jl.au W China 1806. S co Thun. jap. 69. 15

CLASS V. ORDER 1.
PENTA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

421. MIRA'BILIS L. MARVEL OF PERU.
3462 dich6toma L. forked *

(Mirabilis, wonderful ; flowers.)
1 j or 2 jl.au Y Mexico 1640.

Nyctaglnea. 5. —
R co Mart. ce. 1. 1

3463 Jaldpa L.

Jalap

*

1 | or

2 jn.s

R

W. Indies 1596.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 371

1 flava

yellow-flowered

*

t_]or

2 jn.s

Y

W. Indies 1596.

B

r.m

2 alba

w h ite-flowered

*

i | or

2 jn.s

W

W.Indies 1596.

R

r.m

3 rubro-alba

red and white

*

l | or

2 jn.s

R.w

W. Indies 1596.

R

r.m

4 rubro-flava

red and yellow

*

1 ] or

2 jn.s

R.Y

W. Indies 1596.

R

r.m

3464 hybrida Level.

hybrid

1 | or

2 jn.s

R

1813.

R

r.m

3465 longiflora L.
3466 suaveolens Kth.

long-flowered
sweet-scented

X
*

1 1 or
A or

2 jn.s
lfjl.au

W
W

Mexico 1759.
Mexico 1824.

R
B

r.m
r.m

Ex. bot. 1. 23

*422. ABRO'NIA J.

ABRONIA.

(Abros

, delicate ;

the involucrum.)

Np

:taglne<e. I.

3467 umbellata Lam.

umbelled

S~

A el

£ ap.my

R

California 1823.

D

s.p

Hook. ex. 194

Tricratus admirabilis Her.

* 423. PLUMB A'GOi. LEADWORT. (Pita

•nbum, a disorder in

the eyes ; med. qual.)

PlumbaginecE. 8. — 12.

3468 europse'a L.

European

:\,

A or

3 s.o

B

S. Europe 1596.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 2139

3469 Mpathif61ia W

Dock- leaved

^.

A or

1 J jn.jl

W

Iberia 182£.

Sk

s.p

3470 zeylanica L.

' Cingalese

it

f 1 or

2 ap.s

W

E. Indies 1731.

Sk

s.p

R. mal. 10. 8

3471 rosea L.

rosy

&

CD or

1J mr.jl

R

E. Indies 1777.

Sk

r.m

Bot. mag. 2SO

3472 scSndens L.

climbing

jj

Ror

3 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1699.

Sk

s.p

SI. jam. 1. 133. 1

3473 occidentals Sco.

West Indian

if

or

3 ap.s

W

W. Indies 1817.

C

l.p

zeylanica jB R. $ S.
3474 tristis H. K.

scandens Host not W.
dark-flowered tt. i 1 or 1

| my.jn

Br

C. G. H. 1792

C

l.p

3475 capensis Thun.

Cape

«L

I | or

1J n

B

C. G. H. 1818.

C

1-P

Bot. reg. 417

424. /JELIOTRO'PIUM L. TURNSOLE.

(Helios,

the sun, trove, a turning ; flowers.)

Boraainea;. 22. —79.

3476 peruvianum L.

Peruvian

!U

\ 1 or

2 my.s

Li

Peru 1757.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 141

2 hybridum

More's hybrid

tL

1 | or

3 my.s

Li

hybrid 1815.

C

r.m

3477 corymb6sum R. fy .,

P. corymbose

*~

I | or

4 my.s

Li

Peru 1808.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 1609

grandifl6rum Schrc

ink

3478 /inifolium Leh.

Flax-leaved

a.

l | or

Is jn.s

W

C. G. H. 1815.

C

s.p

Myosotis fruticosa

W.

3479 brevifolium Wai.

short-leaved

«^

Bor

1 jn.jl

W.Y

Nepal 1824.

C

Pi

3480 zeylanicum Lam.

Ceylon

tt.

1 or

1 jl.au

W

Ceylon 1818.

s

r.m

Bur. in. 16. 2

3481 humile Lam.

humble

ML

|~~1 or

1 my.jn

W

S. Amer. 1752.

C

si

PI. ic. 227. 2

3482 maroccanum Leh.

Morocco

tt.

i ) or

1 jn.jl

W

Morocco 1823.

C

s.l

3483 undulatum Vahl

waved -leaved

u

i 1 or

f jl.au

L.B

N. Africa 1820.

C

s.p

Desf. at. 41

crispum Desf.

3484 europae'um L.

European

8 or

f jn.o

W

S. Europe 1562.

C

s.l

Jac. au. 3. 207

3485 commutatum R. % S. changed
3486 supinum L. supine

J±

or
O or

I jn.o
¥ Jn.jl

W

W

S. Europe 18(iO.
S. Europe 1640.

s
s

cc

CO

Gon. m. 17.tab.

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

5:$

S487 suaveolens Bieb. s\veet-scented O or £jn.o W Caucasus 1825.
3488 curassavictim L. Curasso £ OS or f jn.jl W W. Indies 1731.
3489 chenopodioides JKen. Goosefoot-like El or 1 jn.jl W S. Amer. 1823.
3490 oblongitolium Lit. oblong-leaved O or f jn.o W S. Europe 1824.
3491 parviflorum L. small-flowered £ O] or 1 jl.s W W. Indies 1732.
3492 coromandelinum Retz. Coromandel )£ O2 or £ jl.n W E. Indies 1812.
3493 obovatum Rox. obovate-leaved O or | my.jn B Nepal 1825.
3494 anisophyllum Beam, unequal-leaved _OI or f jn.jl W Guinea
3495 capeuse Leh. Cape O or \ jn.jl W C. G- H. 1824.
3496 prostratum R. Br. prostrate iQI or £ jn.jl W N. Holl. 1826.
3497 ^naphalodes L. Gnaphalium-like tt. Q cu 1 jl.s W W. Indies 1.824.
Tourneiortia gnaphaloides R. Br.

425. MYOSO'TIS L. SCORPION GRASS. (Mys, a rat, otion, a little ear; leaves.)
3498 palustris With. marsh =fe A pr 1 ap.au B.Y Britain mea.

S s.l
C s.l SLjam. 1.132.3
S l.p
S s.l
C s.l Di. el. 146. 175
S s.l
S co
S co Beau. ow. 2. 94
S s.p
S s.l
C s.l Jac.am.pic.264.77

Boraginece. 19. — 42.
D co Eng. bot. 1973

scorpioides W. repens

\ Don

3499 csespitosa Schult.

tufted

*= A

pr

f Jn.jl

B

Britain

w.pl.

D

CO

3500 intermedia Lk.

intermediate

* A

pr

I ap.my

B

Britain

dr. wo.

S

CO

Fl. dan. 583

3501 sylvatica Ehrh.

wood

tA

w

1 jn.jl

B

Britain

woods.

D

CO

Ray sy. 9.2

3502 alpt5stris Hoppe

Alpine

A

ft

ijo.il

B

Switzerl.

1818.

S

CO

3503 rupicola E. B.

rock

3t A

or

jn.jl

B

Scotland

al.roc.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2559

3504 suaveolens W.K.

sweet-scented

^ A

or

* jn.jl

B

Hungary

1823.

D

CO

3505 /ithospermif61ia.Hbnz.

Gromwell-lvd

3t A

or

1 jn.jl

B

Caucasus

1818.

D

CO

3506 arvensis Sm.

corn-field

O

w

1 ap.au

B

Britain

dryfi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 480

3507 versicolor Roth

party-colored

0

w

1 ap.jn

B.Y

Britain

dryfi.

8

CO

Eng. bot. 2558

3508 1 u tea Pers.

yellow

O

un

i jn.jl

Y

Spain

1821.

8

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 69. 1

3509 pusilla Lot.

weak

O

un

i jn.jl

B

France

1820.

8

CO

Desv. 2. 8. 2

3510 involucrata Stev.

involucred

O

un

i jn.jl

B

Siberia

1825.

a

CO

3511 stricta/Jfc.

strict

O

un

1 jnjl

B

Germany

1822.

s

CO

3512 sparsiflora Mik.

scattered-flwd

O

or

1£ my.jn

B

S. France

1822.

a

CO

3513 nana Vil.

dwarf

& A

l>r

1 Jl

B

Europe

1800.

D

CO

Hac. ca. 2. 6

3514p8duncularis Trev.

stalked

0

or

1| my.jn

B

Astracan

1824.

8

CO

Trev. b. 18 13. 4to

3515 tenuiflura Viv.

slender-flwd

O

or

5 my.jn

B

S. Europe 1817.

S

CO

[147.2.6.9

* 426. ECHINOSPE'RMUM Swz. ECHINOSPERMUM. (Echinos, a hedgehog, sperma, seed.)

3516 virginicum Leh. Virginian
3/yos6tis virginica L.

3517 deflexum Leh. deflexed

3518 Lappula Leh. Maiden lip
JV/yosotis Lappula L.

3519 squarrosum Pers. rough

3520 Red6wskiz Horn. Redowsky's

3521 barbatum Leh. bearded

3522 marginatum Leh. marginate
Myos6tis marginata B:eb.

427. MA'TTIA Schult. MATTIA.

3523 umbel lata Schult. umbelled

3524 lanata Schult. woolly

Q) or 2 jn.jl B Virginia

S co

raginecs. 7. -~ 17.
M. h. 11. 30. 9

G> un 1 my.jn B

O un 1 ap.au B

2 ap.au B

5| my.jn B

un ]ijn.jl B

O un 1 ap.au B

O un
Q) un

Denmark 1820. S co
Europe 1656. S co

1802. S co
1819. S co
1823. S co

Siberia
Russia
Tayria

(An unknown botanist.)
^ A or 1 my.jn R
j£ iA| or 2 jn Pk

Caucasus 1822. S CQ

Boraginece. 2. — 4.
Hungary 1822. D s.l W. & K. 148
Levant 1800. D s.l An. mu. 10.37

428. TIARI'DIUM Leh. TIARIDIUM. (Tiara, a Persian diadem, eidos, like : seeds.) Boraginece. 2. — 3.

3525 indicum Leh. Indian O or 1 jnjl B W. Indies 1820. S s.l Pluk. ph. 245. 4
.Heliotropium indicum L.

3526 velutinum Leh. velvet iQI or 1 jnjl B W. Indies 1820. S s.l

429. ZJTHOSPE'RMUM L. GROMWELL. (Lithos, a stone,

3527 officinale L.

3528 arvense L.

3529 latitolium MX.

3530 orientale Vahl

3531 clistichum Or.

3532 lineatum Leh.

3533 apulum Leh.

3534 villosum L.

3535 tinctorium Dec.
^nchfisa tinct6ria W.

3536 purp.-caeruleum L.

3537 graininifolium Viv.

3538 tenuiflorum L.
3,539 dispermum L.

3540 strig6sum Bleb.

3541 frutic6sum L.

3542 prostratum Lap.

officinal
corn-field
broad-leaved
Oriental
two-rowed
lineate
Apulian
villous
" dyer's

purple-blue

Grass-leaved

slender-flwd

two-seeded

strigose

shrubby

prostrate

cu 2

my.au
2 my.jn
2 my.au
2 jnjl
li my.jn
1 jl.au
I jnjl
1 jn.au
lijn.au

A or 1 my

A or SA my.jn

O or § my.jn

O or ' :" :1
A or

A or
A or
i Al or

§or
un

A or
A or

1 jn.au

2 my.jn
1 my.jn

W

Y

Y

Y.w

P.Y

Y

B

B

P
B
B

, seed ; hardness.) Boraginece. 16. — 40.

Britain ch.hil. D co Eng. bot. 134

Britain cor. fi. S co Eng. bot. 123

N. Amer. 1824. D co

Levant 1713. D co Bot. mag. 515

Cuba 1806. D co

Greece 1826. S co

S. Europe 1768. S co Col. ec. 1. 185

S. France 1817. D co

S. Europe 1596. D co

England ch. so. D co Eng. bot. 117

Italy
Egypt
Spain
Tauria

1825.
1796.

1820.

C co

S co

S co

D co

S. Europe 1683. C co
S. Europe 1825. C p.l

Viv. fr. 5
Jac. ic. 2. 313
L. f. de. 1. 7

Bar. ic. 11GS
Loi. gal. 1. 4

Carolina 1812.

430. BA'TSCH/^ MX. BATSCHIA. (J. G. Batsch, a German professor of botany.

3543 Gmellni MX. Gmelin's ^ A or § my.jl
carolinensis Pers. iithospermum hirtum Leh.

3544 canescens MX. canescent ^ A or 2 jl
lyithospermum canescens Leh.

,) Boraginece. 4. — 6.
D co

N. Amer. 1826. R p.l Mic. am. 14

3545 Iongifl6ra Ph.

3546 sericea Leh.

long-flowered
silky

A or
A or

4 my.jl

£ my-.)1

431. ONO'SMA L.

3547 stellulatum Kit. small-starred

3548 tauricum Bieb. Taurian

3549 giganteum Lam. giant

3550 arenarium W. K. sand

3551 echioides L. Echium-like

3552 tinctorium Bieb. dyer's

3553 rupestre Bleb. rock

3554 divaricatum Leh. divaricate

3555 orientale /,. Oriental

3556 simplicissimum Bleb, simplest

3557 trinervium Leh. three-nerved

3558 sericeum Bieb. &\\\iy -leaved

3559 tricerospermum Lag. 3-horn-secded

ONOSMA. (Onos, an ass, osme, smell

., tin ass,
Al el

i osme, sine
2 ap.jn

v

'. A or

1 ap.jn

Y

A or

1 mr.jn

Y

i A or

1 ap.jn

Y

I A or

1 mr.jn

W

i ap.jn

Y

! .AJel

1 ap.jn

Y

L A or

1 ap.jn

Y

L iAJ or

I my.jn

Y

I A or

1 ap.jn

Y

I D\1 or

1

Y

[ A or

1 jj] j[

Y

L -AJ el

1 ap.jn

Y

E 3

Missouri 1812.
N. Amer. 1825.

grateful to the ass.)
Hungary 1819.
Caucasus 1801.
Tauria 1818.
Hungary 1804.
S. Europe 1683.
Caucasus 1826.
Caucasus 1819.
Caucasus 1818.
Levant 1752.
Siberia 1768.
S. Amer. 1824.
Caucasus 1752.
Spain 1824.

D co

D s.p M.h.2.28.4

Boraginear. 13. — 24.

S s.p W. &K.2.173

D s.l Bot. mag. 889

S s.p

D s.l W. &K.279

D s.l Jac.au. 3. 295

S s.p

S s.p

S s.p

D s.l

D s.l Bot. mag. 2248

C s.l Leh. as. 9

D co Leh. as. 10

S s.p

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

432. ^NCHU'SA L.
3560 Barrelieri Gm.

BUGLOSS.
Barrelier's

pleasing

roughest

Miller's

stylose

tall

dyer's

bristly

delicate

Jtf yos6tis obtusa W. $ K.
3561 7nyosotidi-fl6ra Leh. 3/yosotis-flwd
Jfyosotis macrophylla Bieb.

3562 paniculata H. K. panicled

3563 amce'na Gae.

3564 asp<*rrima Del.
5565 Milleri W. en.
3566 sty!6sa Bieb.
3667 pr6cera Ben.

3568 tinct6ria L.

3569 hispida Forsk.

3570 tene"lla Horn.
zeylanica Pat.

3571 ofh'cinalis L.
3512 ochroleuca Bieb.

2 italica W.

3573 incarnata Schr.

3574 Iatif61ia Leh.

3575 angustifolia L.

3576 leptophylla R. Sf S.
angustif61ia B. M.

3577 Iongif61ia Lam.
3.578 /ycopsoides Bes.
3679 maculata Horn.

3580 undulata L.

3581 Gmelinz Led.

3582 cap^nsis Thun.

3583 hybrida Ten.

3584 Agardh/j Leh.

3585 verrucosa Lam.

3586 rupestris R. Br.

3587 sericea R. 8[ S.

433. SY'MPHYTUM L.

(Agchousa, paint for the skin ; use.)
A or 2 my.jn B S. Europe 1820.

Boraginece. 28. — 50.
D co Bot. mag. 2349

^ A or 1 jn.s

B

Tauria 1825. D co

Madeira 1777. C

S. Europe 1817. S

Egypt

Levant

Tauria

Galicia

Montpel.
Ceylon

1817.
1713.

1820.
1824.
1596.
1817.
1820.

p.l
co

S co
S co
S co
S co
D co
S co
S co

officinal )£

A

or

Q

jn.o

P

Britain sea co.

D

CO

yellowish-white^
Italian ^t

A

A

or
or

8
1

jl.au
jn.o

Pa.Y
R.p

M.Caucas.1810.
S. Europe 1597.

D
8

CO
CO

flesh-colored ^

A

or

U

jn.o

F

S. Europe 1816.

S

CO

broad-leaved ^

0)

or

2

my.jn

B

1826.

S

CO

narrow-leaved j£

A

or

2

my.jn

P

S. Europe 1640.

D

CO

slender-leaved ^

A

or

2

jl.o

P

Europe 1640.

S

CO

long-leaved ^
Lycopsis-like ^

A
A

or
un

2| jn.au
H Jn.au

B
B

Italy 1819.
Russia 1824

S

S

CO
CO

spotted-leaved %

A

or

H

my.jn

B

1824.

B

CO

•waved-leaved !%

A

or

2

jn.au

B

Spain 1752.

D

co

Gmelin's ^

Q)

or

9

my.jn

B

Podolia 1817.

S

CO

Cape H

Ol

or

]

jl

B

C. G. H. 1800.

S

p.l

hybrid

o

or

4

jn.au

W.B

Italy 1820.

S

CO

Agardh's ^

A

or

i

jl.s

B

Siberia 1820.

S

CO

warty

0

or

A

jn.au

P.y

S. Europe 1821.

S

CO

rock ;y

A

or

1

jl

B

Siberia 1802.

D

CO

silky ^

A

or

1

jn.au

B

Siberia 1802.

D

CO

Fl. gr. 163
M. h. 28. 2

Bieb. cen. 23
Bot. rep. 576

Eng. bot. 662
Bot. mag. 1608
Bot. reg. 483

Fl. gr. 164
Bot. mag. 1897

Bot. mag. 21 19

Bot. rep. 336
Fl. nap. 11

Jac.vin.3. 21
Pal. it. 3. 7 I.E. 3

3588 officinale L.
2 patens Sib.

3589 bohemicum Schott

3590 tuber6sum L.

3591 orientale L.

3592 caucasicum Bieb.

3593 tauricum W. en.

3594 bullatum Jac.

3595 coniatum Kit.

3596 asperrimum H. K.
2 hybridum

3597 peregrin um Led.

COMFRET. (Symphyo, to make unite ; healing qualities.) Boraginece. 10. —

Britain wet pi. D co Eng. bot. 817
Britain wet pi. D co
Bohemia 1810. D co
Scotland m.s.pl. D co
Turkey 17/52. D co
Caucasus 1820. D co
D co
D co
D s.l
D co
D co
D co

officinal

open

Bohemian

tuberous

eastern

Caucasian

Taurian

blistered-/j;rf

heart-tea vcd

roughest

hybrid

foreign

4 my.jl

4 my.jl

3 my.jl

4 my.o

3 my.jl

4 my.jl

3 my.jl
2J my.jl
2 my.jl
6 my.s

4 my.s
2 my.au

A A or
A A or
A A or
& A or

tA or
A or
& A or
^ A or
^ A or
^ A or
^ A or
& A or

434. ONOSMO'DIUM MX. ONOSMODIUM. (Onosma, Onosma, eidos, like ; similarity.) Boraglneee. 2. — 3.

3598 hispidum MX. bristly -k A or 1 jn Y N. Amer. 1759. D s.l M. h. 3. 11. 28. 3
Purshza hispida Leh.

3599 m611e MX. soft

Tauria 1806.

Caucasus 1818.

Transylv. 1813.

Caucasus 1799.

hybrid 1825.

Podolia 1816.

Eng. bot. 1502
Bot. mag. 1912

Bot. mag. 1787
Jac. ec. 81 ?
W. & K. 7
Bot. mag. 929

Purshza m611is Leh.

A or ijn.au W N. Amer. 1812. D s.l Mic. am. 15

435. CYNOGLO'SSUM L. HOUND'S-TONGUE.

3600 officinale L.

3601 Hae"nk«- Schult.

3602 sylvaticum E. B.

3603 Diosc6ridis Vil.
3fi04 pictum H. K.
3605bicolor W.

3606 elongatum Horn.

3607 clandestinum Desf.

3608 amplexicatile MX.
virginicum L.

3609 apenninum L.

3610 magellense Ten.

3611 australe R. Br.

3612 hirsutum Thun.

3613 canescens W.
hirsutum Jac.

3614 Column*? Ten.

3615 holosericeum Stev.

3616 umbell&tum Kit.

3617 glomeratum Fra.

3618 cheiriKlium L.
^nchusa lanata L.

436. RINDE'R.4 Pal.
S619 Isevigata R. § S.

a dog, glossa, a tongue ; leav
n.jl P.R Britain rub.

Bohemia J819.

Britain sha.la.

France 1820.

Madeira 1658.

Germany 1820.

es.) Boraginete. 19.— 40.

S co Eng. bot. 921

S co

S co Eng. bot. 1642

S co

S co Bot. mag. 2134

S co

Desf. at. 1. 44

Apennine

Magellan

southern

hairy

canescent

Columna's

velvety

umbellated

clustered

Wallflower-lvd

RlNDERA.

smooth

tetraspisPoJ. Cynoglossum Rindera Pal.

(Hinder, dean of medicine in Moscow.)
A or 1 jn.jl R Siberia 1818.

S co
S co
D p.l

S co Col. ec. 1.70

S co

S s.p

S co

S co Jac. sc. 489

S co Col. ec. 1. 178

S co

S co

S co

S co

Boraginea>. 1. — 3.
D s.p Pal.ros.2.88

437. OMPHALCXDES Leh. VENUS' NAVEL- WORT. (Omphalos, a navel, eidos, like; seeds.) Boraglnece. 7.—
3620 nitida Leh. shininR £ A or 2 ap.jn W

nitiaa j^en. smmng £ A or

Cynogl6ssum nitidum B.M. Picotia nitida R.&S.

3621 vgrna Leh. spring £ A el | mr.ap B
Cynogl6ssumOmphal6des L. Picotio v£rna R.SfS.

3622 sempervirens D. Don evergreen £ A or 2£ my.jl

cnusa

B

^4ncnusa sempervirens L.

3623 amplexicaulis Leh. stem-clasping O or 1 jn.au W
Pic6t*'a fcrassicaef61ia.R.#S. Cynoglossum ftrassicjefolium Lag.

3624 littoralis Leh. sand O pr 1 jn.au W

3625 scorpioides Leh. scorpion-like -* O P* 1 jn.au B
CVnogl6ssum scorpioides Jac.

3626 Zinif61ia Leh. Flax-leaved O or 1 jn.au W
Cynoglossum /inifcSlium L.

Portugal 1812. D co Bot. mag. 2529

S. Europe 1633. D co Bot. mag. 7

Britain rub. D co Eng. bot. 45

Spain 1823. S co

France 1826. S co
Bohemia 1825. S co

Portugal 1648. S co

Leh. b. 98. 6
Leh. b. 98. 7

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

438. PULMONA'RIA Z. LUNGWORT. (Leaves speckled like human lungs.) Boragin&e. 17. — 19.

3627 azurea Bes.

azure

& A or

If ap.jn B

3628 angustif61ia L.

narrow-leaved

A A or

f ap.my V

3(529 tuber6sa Schrank

tuberous

Si A or

|my Pk

3630m6llis Wul.

soft

^ A or

f ap.my B

3fi31 grandi flora Dec.

great- flowered

^ A or

I my.jn Pk

3632 oblongata Schr.

oblong

^ A or

1 my Pk

3633 pubescens W.

pubescent

^t A or

1 my.jn P

3634 officinalis L.

officinal

^t A or

1 my Pk

3635 saccharata Leh.

sugared

^ A or

1 my.jn W

3636 davurica Fis.

Daurian

^. A or

1 my Li

Zithospermum davuricum Leh.
3637 paniculate H. K. panicled
Zithospermum paniculatum Leh.

3t A or

If my.jn L.B

3638 lanceolata Ph.

• /._ AT-.J T:.

spear-leaved

^i A or

.ftTr:* Y .

1 my.jn P

Poland 1823. D co
Britain woods. D p.l
Hungary 1824. D co
N Amer. 1805. D co
France 1819. D co
Germany 1818. D co
Russia 1821. D co
England woods. D p.l

Europe
Dauria

1817.
1812.

. i_^_

marginata Nut. iithospermum marginatum Leh.

3639 virginica L. Virginian ifc A or If mr.my B
Z/ithospermum piilchrum Leh.

3640 sibirica L. Siberian ^ A or
Zithosp^rmum sibiricum Leh.

3641 denticulata JR. $ S. denticulate ^r A or
sibirica Ph. Zithospermum denticulatum Leh.

3642 maritima L. sea !U A or
Zithospermum maritimum Leh.

3643 parviflora MX. small-flowered JU A or

Hud. Bay 1778.
Louisiana 1813.
N. Amer. 1699.

D co

D s.l

D p.1

D s.l

D p.l

3 jn.jl
1 my.jn
i jn.jl

N. Amer. 1801. D 8.1
N. Amer. 1800. D co

Eng. bot. 1628

Bot mag. 2422
Dec. ic. 64

Eng. bot. 118
Bot. mag. 1743

Bot. mag. 160
Gm. si. 4. 15. 39

B Britain seash. D s.p Eng. bot. 368

439. CERl'NTHE L. HONEYWORT.

3644 major L. greater

3645 aspera Roth rough

3646 ret6rta Sm. twisted

3647 minor L. smaller

3648 maculata L. spotted

B N. Amer. 1827. D e.p

(Keros, wax ; bees sup. to obtain largely from.) Boraglnete. 5. — 6.
O or 3 jl.au Y.p S. France 1596. S co Bot. mag. 333

O or

* O cu

O or

^ Q) or

2 jl.au
2 jl.au
1£ jn.o
2 jn.o

Y.p
Y.o
Y
Y.R

S. France 1633. S

Levant 1825. S

Austria 1570. S

S. France 1804. S

co Fl. gr. 170

co Fl. gr. 1. 171

co Jac. au. 2. 124
co

440. JJORA'GO L.

3649 officinalis Z.
2 albiflora

3650 longifolia Detf.

3651 orientalis L.

3652 cretica W.

3653 laxiflora Horn

3654 crassif61ia Ven.

BORAGE. (Alt. from cor, heart, ago, to affect ; cordial qualities.) Boragineee. 6. —7

O cul 3 jn.s
O or " '
O or

common

white- flowered

long-leaved

oriental

Cretan

loose-flowered

thick-leaved ^ A or 2 jn.jl

England rub. S co Eng. bot. 36

England gar. S co

S. Europe 1825. S co Desf. at. 1. 44

1752. D co Bot. reg. 288

1823. D co Fl. gr. 176

Turkey
Crete
Corsica
Persia

1813. C s.l Bot. mag. 1798
1822. C s.l Ven. eels 100

441. TRICHODE'SMA R. Br. TRICHODESMA. (Thrlx, hair, desma, bond ; anthers.) Borasinece. 3. — 4.

3655 indicum R. Br. Indian O or 1 jn.o B E. Indies 1759. S co Pluk. al. 30. 76.3
Ztorago indica Z.

3656 africanum R. Br. African O un 1 jl.au B C. G. H. 1759. S co Is. ac. p. 1718. 11

3657 zeylanicum Leh. Ceylon O un lfjl.au W E. Indies 1799. S co Jac. ic. 2. 314

442. ^SPERU'GO Z. GERMAN MADWORT. (Asper, rough ; from its asperity.) Boraginete. 1.

3658 procumbens Z. procumbent ^k O cu 3 ap.my B Britain rub. S co Eng. bot. 661

443. NO'NE^ Moen. NONEA. (J. P. Nonne, a German botanist.) Boraginece. 8. — 12.

3659 pulla Dec. A&rVi-flouiered -* A P* f jn.jl Dk Germany 1648. D s.l Jac. au. 2. 188
Zyc6psis vesicaria Horn.

3660 Kitea Dec. yellow
Zycopsis lu tea Lam.

3661 picta Swt. painted -* O
/fnchusa picta Bieb. Zyc6psis picta Leh.

3662 rosea Lk. rosy O
Anchusn rosea Bieb.

3663 versicolor Swt. party-colored Jc O
^nchusa versicolor Stev.

3664 nigricans Dec. blackish-^w>d «£ Q

3665 violacea Dec. violet-colored -* O

Z-ycopsis vesicaria L.
3666 ciliata X. $ S. ciliated

pr

1 jn.jl

Y

Crimea 1805.

S

s.l

Nocca tr. 3

pr

ljn.jl

Va

Tauria 1800.

S

CO

pr

1J jn.jl

Pk

Crimea 1823.

S

s.l

Pr

f jn.jl

Va

Caucasus 1820.

s

CO

pr
pr

1| my.jn
1 jn.jl

Dk
P

Barbary 1822.
S. Europe 1686.

s
s

s.l

CO

Za. h. 33
M. h. 3. 26. 11

iycopsis ciliata W. -

444. Z,YCO'PSIS L. WILD BUGLOSS.

3667 obtusif61ia W. obtuse-leaved
N6nea obtusifolia R. & S.

3668 echioides /,. Bugloss-like

^nchusa echioides Bieb. N6nea echioides R. $ S.

3669 variegata L. variegated O pr 1
^nchusa variegata Leh.

3670 arvensis L. corn field O w 1 my.au B
Nonea arvensis Dec.

3671 orientalis L. oriental O un 1£ jn.jl B
^4nchusa ovata Leh.

3672 calycina R. % S. targe-calyxed O un £ jn.jl Y

445. JS'CHIUM L.

3673 fruticosum L.

3674 hispidum Thun.

3675 Isevigatum L.

3676 glaucophyllum Jac.

3677 glabrum Vahl

3678 paniculatum Thun.

3679 grandiflorum H. K.
formosum Pers.

3680 ferocissimum B. Rep.

3681 capitatum L.

3682 verrucosum Swt.
3083 argenteum L.

3684 lasiophyllum Lk.

3685 strigosum Suiz.

3686 giganteum L.

O un 1 jn.jl Y Levant 1804. S co

(Lykos, a wolf, opsis, the face ; flowers.) Boraginete. 6. — 14.

O un f jn.jl W.B S. Europe 1818. S co

O_un f jn.jl B Caucasus 1820. S co

B Candia 1683. S co M. h. 11.26. 10

Britain cor. fi. S co Eng. bot. 938

Levant 1796. S co Bux. c.5. 30

Teneriffe 1814. S co

VIPER'S BUGLOSS. (Echis, a viper ; seeds.) J
shrubby «i_| or 3 my.jn Pk C. G. H.

Boraglnece. 58. —80.
1759. C p.l Bot. reg. 86

hispid

a

i_jor

2

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1818.

C

p.l

smooth-stalked

*

l | or

2

jn.jl

B

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.l

Leh. as. 3

glaucous-leaved
smooth

*

1 | or
i I or

2
2

jl
my.jn

V
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1792.
1791.

C

c

s.l
s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 312
Bot. rep. Iti5

paniculate
great-flowered

»
*

1 | or
t | or

3
3

my.jl
jn.jl

W
Pk

C. G. H.

Madeira

1815.
1787.

c

s

p.l

Bot. reg. 124

fiercest-stored *» t_J or
headed * i 1 or

6

2

jn.jl
jn.jl

B
R

Madeira
C. G. H.

1794.
1819.

c
c

s.l
Pi

Bot. rep. 39

warted

£|

. 1 or

3

W

C. G. H.

1822.

c

p.l

silvery

*

i | or

3

jn'jl

B

C. G. H.

1789.

s

p.l

Bot. rep. 154

hairy-leaved
strigose
gigantic

*

*
*

1 | or
1 | or
1 | or

2
10

jn.jl
}l.ii

W
Vi
\V

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

Canaries

1819.
1821.
1779.

c
c

c

p.l
p.l
p.l

Ven. mal. 71

E

4

56

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

3687 aculeatum Dec. prickly ft \ 1 or
3688 molle Dec. soft » \ ) or

4
6

my.jl

\V
W

Canj-.ries 1815.
Teneritfe 1820.

C

C

I'.:!

3689 nervosum H. K. fibrous « , | or

4

jn.au

P

Madeira 1777.

s

p.l

3690 bifrons Dec. two-faced ** | | or

3

my.jn

W.R

Canaries 1820.

C

p.l

Dec. ic. 19

3691 ambiguum Dec. ambiguous tt i . 1 or

3

my.jn

W.R

Canaries IS'-'O.

C

p.l

Dec. ic. 20

3692 virescens Dec. virescent * i | or

2

jn.jl

W

Canaries 1820.

C

pi

3693 candicans L. whitish «6 t | or

3

my.jn

B

Madeira 1777.

s

p.l

Bot. reg. 43

3694 cynoglossoides R. fy S. Bugloss-like §t \ J or

3

my.jn

B

Canaries 1816.

C

p.l

3695 densiflorum Dec. close-flowered M i | or

2

jn.jl

B

Canaries 1820.

C

p.l

Dec. ic. 22

3696 fastuosum Jac. proud «t i | or

4

ap.au

P

Canaries 1779.

C

S.I

Jac. ec. 41

3697 strictum L. strict St | | or

3

my.d

B

Canaries 1779.

C

S.I

Jac. sc. 1. 35

3698 lineatum Jac. lineated « i 1 or

2

my.jn

W

Canaries 1815.

C

p.i

Jac. ec. 42

3699 macrophyllum Leh. long-leaved 4t i | or

S

jn.jl

B

Canaries 1823.

C

p.l

3700 foliosum Leh. leafy * i_J or

3

my.jn

W

Canaries? 1815.

C

p.l

3701 simplex Dec. simple <* i | or
3702 brachyanthum Horn, short-flowered *l i | or

1
I|

jnjl

W
W

Teneriffe 1820.
C. G. H. ? 1819.

C
C

p.l
p.l

Dec. ic. 71

3703 scabrum Leh. rough «l i | or

2

my.jl

P.B

C. G. H. 1820.

C

p.l

3704 longiflorum Dum. long-flowered Sk \ | or

3

jnjl

B

C. G. H. 1806.

C

P.l

3705 pyramidatum Dum. pyramidal «s | | pr
3706 caudatum Than. caudate jg iAI or

3

1

my.jl
my.jn

B
R

C. G. H. 1820.
C. G. H. 1818.

C
C

Pi
I'l

3707 spicatum L. spiked-rftwxr/" £ i Al or

mr.my

W

C. G. H. 1799.

C

8.1

Leh. as. 1

3708 plantagineum L. Plantain-/e«mi O or

|

jl.o

P

Italy 1776.

s

S.I

Bar. ic. 1026

3709 lusitanicumZ-. Portugal O or

3

jl.au

V

S. Europe 1731.

s

CO

3710plantaginoides R.$S. Plantain-like O or

I

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1826.

a

M

Jac. vin. 1. 45

3711 prostratum Ten. prostrate ^ A or
3712 macranthum R. 8< S. long-flowered O or

1

jl.au
jl.au

R
V

Egypt 1825.
Barbary 1818.

s
s

CO
CO

Desf. at. 1. 46

grandiflorum Desf.

3713 Mertensw Leh. Mertens's ^ A or

12

jnjl

B

Spain 1824.

s

CO

3714 maritimum W. sea O or

•j

jl.au

B

Italy 1815.

s

CO

Boc. mu. 2. 78

3715 italicum L. Italian ^ Q) or

4"

jl

W

Jersey fields

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 2081

3716 australe Lam. southern O °r

H

au

P

S. Europe 1824.

8

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 101

3717 pyrenae'um W. en. Pyrenean ^ Q) or

I

jl.au

W

Pyrenees 1815.

8

CO

3718 thyrsoideum Ven. thyrse-like 2$ Q) or

i

jl.au

B

S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

3719 rubrum Jac. red ^ Q) or

4

jl.au

R

Hungary 1791.

s

CO

Jac. au. 5. 3

3720 vulgare L. common ^ Q) or

jl.au

R

Britain sto. fi.

s

l.p

Eng. bot. 181

2 flore albo white-flowered ^ Q> or

7

jlau

W

Britain walls.

s

co

3721 violaceum L. \\o\et-floweyed G) or

3

jl.au

B

Austria 1658.

s

CO

3722 tuberculatum Lk. tuberculated ^ G) or

1

jl.au

Vi

Spain 1820.

s

CO

37^3 parviflorum Roth small-flowered O or

2

jlau

B

Barbary 1798.

s

CO

3724 micranthum Schous. small-flowered O or

1

jl.au

Vi

Barbary 18'24.

s

CO

3725 tenue Roth slender ^ Q) or

1

jn.jl

B

Sicily 1824.

s

CO

3726 Sibthorp« Sm. Sibthorp's ^ Q) or

1

jnjl

R

E. Europe 18.'4.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 181

hispidum Fl. gr. elegans Leh.

3727 cre"ticum L. Cretan Q or

1

jl.s

R

Levant 1683.

s

S.I

Bot. mag. 1934

3728 diffusum Sm. diffuse O or

1

jn.jl

Pk

Crete 1817.

s

CO

1-1. gr. 182

3729 orientate L. oriental Q or

3

jl.au

Pa.B

Levant 17*0.

s

CO

Tr. pi. 1.1

3730 salmanticum Lag. Salamanca ^ Q or

1

jn.jl

Pk

Spain 1819.

s

CO

446. TOURNEFO'RT/^ L. TOURNEFORTIA. (J.

P. de Tournefort, the celeb. Fr. bot.) Bo

raginea?. 11.— 42.

3731 MesserschmidzaR.Br.Messerschmid's*l | | or
3732 fruticosa R. Br. shrubby * | [or

6

4

jn.o
jn.jl

G
W

Canaries 1779.
Canaries 1800.

C
C

S.I

p.l

Bot. reg. 464

3733 angustifolia R. $ S. narrow-leaved * | | or

5

jn.n

W.G

Canaries 1820.

C

p.l

3734 argentea L. silvery * | | or

8

jn.n

W

E. Indies 1822.

C

p.l

Ru. am. 4. 55

3735 fcctidissima W. most fetid * [~~1 or

9

s

Pk

Jamaica 1739.

C

p.l

Pluk. ic. 226. 230

3736 cym6sa I.. cymose «l \ | or

9

jl

Pk

Jamaica 1777.

C

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 31

3737 scabra Lam. scabrous Sfc 1 — | or

4

jn.jl

W.R

W. Indies 1700.

C

p.l

3738 bicolor Sim. two-colored it r 1 or

6

n.l

G

Jamaica 1812.

C

p.i

3739 suffruticosa R. Br. suffruticose * C~l or

4

jnjl

W

Jamaica 1759.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 162. 4

3740 /aurifolia Ven. Laurel-leaved «t t~~! or

6

jn.jl

Y.w

S. Amer. ...

C

p.l

3741 mutabilis Ven. changeable H j | or

4

jn.au

W.G

Java 18'JO.

C

p.l

Ven. ch. 3

3742 Argtizia R, Br. Arguzia £ _AJ or

I

jn.o

W

Siberia 1780.

C

S.I

Messerschmidza Arguzia L.

447. MESSERSCHMI'D/^ L. MESSERSCHMIDIA.
3743 hirsutissima R. 8; S. hairiest f [ — i Or 10
Tournefortia hirsutissima Swx.

(D. Messerschmid, a Ger. bot.)
my.jl G.Y W. Indies 1818.

7
C

lora<.
p.l

lneee. 4.— 12.
SI. jam. 2. 212. 1

3744 volubilis R. $ S. twining t r~l or
Tournefortw volubilis L.

10

jl.au

G.Y

Jamaica 1752.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 1. 143. 2

3745 scandens R. $ S. climbing fl ( — | or
Tournefortm scandens W. vol ubilis ti. & S.

10

jl.au

G.Y

Peru 1816.

C

p.l

Fl. per. 2. 148

3746 /aurifolia R. $ S. Laurel-leaved fi r~l or

12

jl

Y

W. Indies 1819.

C

p.l

Ven. ch. 2

Tournefortm /aurifolia Ven.

*448. NOLA'NA L. NOLANA.

3747 prostrata L. trailing -i O or ' i jl.s

3748 parad6xa Lindl. paradoxical J* Q el 1| au

*449. ARE'TI^ L.

3749 helvetica L. Swiss
^ndrosace Aretia Lap.

3750 alpina L. alpine

3751 Vitaliana L. Vital's

3752 argentea Gae. silvery

(Nola, a little bell ; corolla.)
B Peru
B Chile

Solunece. 2. — 6.

1761. C p.l Bot. mag. 731

1825. S co Bot. reg. 865

ARETIA. (B. Aretius,a. Swiss, prof, in univ. of Berne, d. 1574.) Primuldceo:. 4. — 9.

*" Switzerl. 1775. D s.p Schk. han. 1. 32

*450. /INDRO'SACE

3753 maxima L.

3754 elongata L.

3755 septentrionalis L.

3756 nana Horn.

3757 lactiflora Fis.

3758 olismoides Horn.

3759 filif6rmis Retz.

3760 Chamajjasme Wul.

3761 vil!6sa L.

3762 lactea L.

3763 cSrnea L.

L. ANDROSACE.
greatest
elongated
northern
dwarf

milk-flowered
Alisma-like
filiform

Bastard-jasmine
villous
mi]k-w/iife
flesh-colored

Switzerl. 1775.
Pyrenees 1787.
Switzerl. 1826.

D s.p
D sp
D s.p

Bot. cab. 297
Par. Ion. 107

, a buckler ; calyx.) Primulacete. 13. — 56.

W Austria 1797. S p.l Jac. au. 4. 331

Austria 1776. S p.l Jac. au. 4. 330

Russia 1755. S p.l Bot. mag. 2021

Denmark 1803. S p.l

Siberia 1806. D s.p Bot. mag. 2022

Siberia 1820. S l.p

Siberia 1820. S co Gm. si.4. 44.4

Austria 1768. D s.p Bot. cab. 232

Pyrenees 1790. D s.p Bot. mag. 743

Austria 1752. D s.p Bot. mag. 868

Switzerl. 1768. D s.p Bot. cab. 40

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

57

3764 obtusifolia All.

blunt-leaved

0

or

1 ap.jn Pk

Italy 1817.

S

sp

Al ped. 1. 46. 1

3765 brevif61ia Vil.

short-leaved £

01

pr

i my.jn W

S. France 1825.

S

s.p

*451. PRI'MULA W.

PRIMROSE. (

Pri

mus,

the first; time

of flowering.)

Pri.

'tudn

\ceo:. 43.— 62.

3766 prse'nitensKer

very glossy £

iAJ

or

1 ja.o Pk

China 1820.

.S

s.l

Lind. col. 7

sinensis Lindl.

2 fl6re albo

white-flowering£

iAI

pr

f ja.o W

China

S

S.l)

Sw. fl. gar. 196

5767 coTtusoldes L.

Cortusa-like ^

A

or

1 my.jl R

Siberia 1794.

])

I'l

Bot. mag. 3<>y

3768 suaveolens Bert.

sweet-scented ^

A

pr

J mr.my Y

Italy 182 K

D

s.l

Fl. nap. 1. 13

Columns Ten.

3769 inflata Leh.

inflated £fc

A

pr

£ mr.my Y

Hungary 1825.

I)

S.1

Leh.m.2

3770 carniolica Jac.

Carniolan jfc

Pr

5 mr.ap P

Carniola ....

1)

s.l

Jac. au. 3. ap. 4.

grandiflbra Bast.

S771 uentifl6ra Andr.

tooth. flowered ^

A

or

1 my.jl R

Siberia 1806.

D

p.l

Bot. rep. 451

3772 brevistyla Dec.

short-styled ^fc

A

or

i my.jl Y

France 1818.

J)

CO

2 vers,icolor
3773 veris W.

party-colored ^
Spring Cowslip ^

A
A

or
or

imv.jl Y.R
$ my.jn Y

France 1818.
Britain m.pa.

I)
D

CO

s.l

Eng. bot. 5

2 rubra

red ^r

A

or

| my.jn R

Britain gard.

1)

CO

3774 vulgaris E. B.
acaulis All.

common ^

A

or

i mr.my Y

Britain woods. D

S.1

Eng. bot. 4

2 plena-carneaZ?.iW

r. double-flesh-cW ^

A

or

i mr my Pk

Britain gard.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 229

3 plena-alba

double-white ^

A

or

5 inr.my W

Britain gard.

13

s.l

4 pl^na-sulphurea

double-brimstone^

A

or

5 inr.my Y

Britain gard.

1)

s.l

5 plena-rubra

double-red ^

A

or

£ mr.my R

Britain gard.

D

s.l

6 plena-cuprea

double-copper S

A

or

5 inr.my O

Britain gard.

D

s.l

7 plena-atropurpurea doub.-drk-purp.^
8 plena-violacea double-violet ^

A
A

or
or

£ mr.my P
^ mr.my Li

Britain gard.
Britain gard.

13

s.l
s.l

3775 elatior Jac.

taller Oxlip ^

A

or

1 mr.my Y

Britain woods

i. 13

s.l

Eng. bot. 518

2 polyantha

many-flowered ^

A

or

1 mr.my Va

Britain gard.

13

CO

3 calycantha
3776 Perreinittrta Flug.

colored-calyxed^
Perrein's

A

A

or
pr

| inr.my Va
4 my.jl Y

Britain gard.
Spain

13
13

CO

p.l

An. mu. 12.37

3777 Pallasw Leh.

Pallas's £

A

or

i ap.jl Y

Altai 1823.

13

s.l

Bot. reg. 896

3778 amre'na Bieb.

pleasing purple £

A

pr

£ ap.my P

Caucasus 1823.

13

s.l

Leh. m. 3

3779 Auricula L.

Auricula £

A

or

£ ap.my Y

Switzerl. 1596.

13

h.l

Jac. au. 5.415

2 lu tea

yellow £

A

or

| ap.my Y

Switzerl. 1596.

13

h.l

3 calycantha

colored-calyxecl£

A

or

J ap.my Y

Switzerl. 1596.

13

h.l

4 integerrima

most entire £

A

or

§ ap.my Va

Switzerl. 1596.

13

h.l

Trat. tab. 431

5 hortensis

garden £

A

or

| ap.my Va

Europe 1596.

I)

h.l

Trat. tab. 432

3780 Palinun Pet.

Palinur's £

A

or

i ap.my Y

Naples 1816.

D

h.l

Sw. fl. gar. 8

3781 Balbfsi* Leh.

Balbis's £

A

pr

£ ap.my Y

S. Europe 1823.

13

p.l

M. fl. vi. 7. ic.

3782 marginata B. M.

silver-edged £

A

or

i mr.ap Pk

Switzerl. 1777.

13

s.l

Bot. mag. 19

crenata Loi.

3783 longifolia H. K.
3784 longiflora All.

long-leaved £
long-flowered ^

A

A

or
pr

| apmy R
i my.jl R

Levant 1790.
Europe 1825.

13
D

P.l
p.l

Bot. mag. 392
Fl. au. 5. 46

3785 farinosa L.

mealy £

A

or

i jn.jl R

Britain m.pa.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 6

3786 scotica Hook.

Scotch ^

A

or

i jn.jl R

Scotland al.hea

. 13

S.1

Bot. cab. 652

3787 stricta Horn.

strict

A

or

i ap.my Pk

Denmark 1822.

D

s.l

Fl. dan. 13o5

Hornemannjawa L

eh.

3788 davurica Fis.

Davurian ^

A

or

A my.jn R

Siberia 1806.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1219

intermedia B. M.

3789 pusilla Gol.

weak ^

A

or

ijn P

N. Amer. 1822.

13

s.l

Hook. ex. fl. 68

3790 altaica Leh.

Altaian ^

A

pr

i inv.jl R

Altai 1819.

1)

p.l

Leh. m. 5

3791 sibirica Jac.

Siberian ^

A

pr

^ my.jl R

Siberia 1818.

13

p.l

Gm. si. 4.46.1

rotunditolia Pal.

3792 gigantea Jac.

giant ^t

A

pr

i mv.jl R

Siberia 1820.

13

s.l

Leh. m. 6

3793 mistassinica MX.

Lake Mistassins^

A

pr

i my.jl R

N. Amer. 1818.

13

p.l

Leh. m. 7

3794 finmarchica Jac.

Finmarck ^

A

or

i my.jn V

Norway 1798.

D

p.l

Fl. dan. 1S8

norvegica Refz.

3795 glutinosa L.

glutinous £

A

Pr

i my.jl R

S. Europe 182-t.

D

s.l

Jac. au. 5. 26

3796 viscusa AU.
3797 integrif61ia L.

clammy £
entire-leaved £

A
A

or
or

* ap P
i jn.jl Pk

Piedmont 1792.
Pyrenees 1792.

13
1)

pi
P1

Al. ped. 1. 5. 1
Bot. mag. 942

$ 3798 calycina Gau.

large-ca\y\ed £

A

or

3 jn jl Pk

Switzerl. 1826.

D

3799 pubescens Wul.

pubescent £

A

pr

^ ap.my R

S. Europe 1800.

D

S.1

Jac. m. 1. 18

villosa B. M.

3800 ciliata Schrank

ciliated Swiss £

A

Pr

J ap.my R

Switzerl. 1700.

13

s.l

3801 dec6ra B. M.

comely £

A

or

iap Pk

S. Europe 1800.

13

p.l

Bot. mag. 1922

3802 helvetica Donn

Helvetian £

A

or

1 ap.jn R

Switzerl.

13

CO

Bot. cab. 348

3803 piedmontana Schl.

Piedmont £

A

or

| ap.jn Pk

Piedmont 1826.

13

p.l

3804 villosa Jac.

villous-feaued £

A

or

£ ap.my P

Switzerl. 1768.

13

,.1

Jac. au. 5. 27

3805 nivalis Pal.

snowy £

A

or

A ap.my P

Dauria 1790.

13

s.l

Pal. it. G. *2

3806 Sims*,' Swt.

Sims's £

A

or

^ ap.my W

Switzerl. 1768.

U

s.l

Bot. mag. 1161

villosa /3 flore albo B. M.

3807 nivea Fis.
nivalis Hort.

3808 lati folia Lap.

3809 Alliom Loi.

3810 minima L.

452. CORTU'S^ L.

3811 Matthioli L.

snow-white

broad-leaved
Allioni's
least
BEAR'S-EAR SANICLE.

A or | ap.my W Siberia ... D s p

A pr
A pr
A or

£ mr.my R
| mr.my R
Jap P

Pyrenees
France

1820.
1818.

S. Europe 1819.

D p.l
D p.l
D l\

Fl. pyr. 68

Loi. sup. 3
Bot. reg. 581

Matthioli's

(J. A. Cortusus, prof, of botany at Padua.) Primulacea:. 1.

A or

£ A
j£ A

453. SOLDANE'LLA L. SOLDANELLA.

3812 alpina L. Alpine

3813 montana W. en. mountain
CluszY B. R.

3814 minima Hoppe least j£ _AJ pr

3815 pusilla Baum. weak £ AJ pr
*454. DODECA'THEON L. AMERICAN COWSLIP.

S816 Meadm L. Meadia

.

p.jn R Austria 1596. D s.l Bot. mag. 987
(Diminutive of solidus, a shilling; leaves.) Primulacea. 4. —

£ ap
ap

Switzerl. 1656.
Bohemia 1816.

D pi Bot. mag. 49
D p.l Bot. mag. 2163

*455. CY'CLAMEN L.

3817 c6um Mil.

3818 vernum Mil.

3819 europae'um L.
Clfistf Lindl.

3820 persicum Mil.
1 inod6rum

CYCLAMEN.

Cos

spring
Euro

| ap.my B Switzerl. 1823. D s.p
J ap.my B Switzerl. 1820 D s.p
(Dodeka, twelve, theos, a divinity.) Primulaceee. 1. — 2.
A or 1 apjn L.P Virginia 1744. D p.l Bot. mag. 12

(Kyclas, circular ; leaves) Primulacea. 9. — 10

L.R S. Europe 1596. S s.p Bot. mag. 4

ropean

Persian
scentless

A A

A A or
A A or

& lAJor
A iAI or

ija.ap
I mr
£ au

Uap
i f.ap

P

L.R

S. Europe
Switzerl. 1596.

s.p
s.l

Sw. fl. gar. 9

R.w Cyprus
R.w. Cyprus

1731.
1731.

S s.p Bot. reg. 1013

S p.l Bot. mag. 44
S p.l

58

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

2 odorStum
3 albifl6rum
3821 Aederaefulium H. K.

scented & iAI or
white-flowered & iAI or
Ivy-leaved A A or

Jf.ap
i f.ap
|ap

R.w
W
P

Cyprus
Cyprus
Britain

1731.
1731.
banks.

S
S
S

pj

p.l

Eng. bot. 548

europae'um B.M. & 1

?. B.

1 purpurascens

purpurascent

A

A

or

J jn.au

P

Britain

gard.

S

p.l

2 albidum

whitish-^wd

A

or

£ jn.au

W

Britain

gard.

S

3822 repandum Sm.

repand

A

A

or

i ap.my

R

Greece

1816.

S

p'l

Sw. fl. gar. 132

3823 neapolitanum Ten.

Neapolitan

A

A

or

4 ap.my

R

Italy

1824.

S

Savi med. 41

3824 latifolium Sm.

broad-leaved

A

A

or

| ap.my

R

S. Europ

e 18(0.

S

p'l

Fl. gr. 185

3825 linearifolium Dec.

linear-leaved

A

or

i ap.my

P

S. Europe 1824.

S

s.p

Dec. ic. 1. 8

456. HOTTO'N.L* L. WATER VIOLET. (P. Hotton,pTof. in the univ. of Leyden, d. 1709.) Primulacete. 1.—3.

3826 palustris Z. marsh i A or 1 jl.au F England dit S aq Eng. bot. 364

457. ZYSIMA'CHIA L.

3827 vulgaris L.

3828 tfphemerum L.

3829 atropurpurea L.

3830 dubia H. K.
atropurpurea Mur.

3831 stricta H. K.

3832 thyrsifltfra L.

3833 capitata Ph.

3834 quadrifolia L.

3835 longifi'.lia Ph.
quadri flora H. K.

3836 verticillata Pall.

3837 ciliata L.

3838 punctata L.

3839 angustit'61ia MX.

3840 hybrida MX.

3841 iinum stellatum 1
Aster61inon stellatum Lk.

3842 nemorum L.

3843 maculata R. Br.

3844 Nummularia L.

/. JLOOSE STRIF

common

'E.

\.L,ys
A or

IS, O1SSO1U

3 jl.s

ition. m
Y

acne, stnie.) 2
Britain watsh.

-i-m
D

i ill at
CO

'.ece. is — zy.
Eng. bot. 761

Ephemerum
dark-purple

1

A or
lAlor

2 jl.s

M'8

W
D.P

Spain
Levant

1730.
1820.

D

S.C

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 2346
Hook ex. fl. 180

doubtful

ik

G) or

P

Levant

1759.

S

p.l

Mur. 1782. 1

strict

3t

A or

lijl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1781.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 104

thyrse-flowered
headed

S

A or
A or

1| myjl
1 my.jl

Y
Y

England
N. Amer.

lakes.
1813.

D

I)

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 176

four-leaved

&

A or

2 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1794.

1)

p.l

Lam.il. 1. 101.2

long-leaved

i

A or

2 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1798.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 660

whorled

^

A or

1 jl.au

Y

Crimea

1820.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2295

ciliated

•^

A or

2 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1732.

D

m.s

Walt. h. 12

dotted

^

A or

1| jl.au

Y

N. Holl.

1658.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 4. 3o6

narrow-leaved

^V

A or

Y

N. Amer

1803.

D

p.l

hybrid

^

A or

li jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1806.

D

CO

Flax-star

^L

O or

* jn

G

Italy

1658.

S

£.1

Mag. mo. 162

\Lk.

wood

^

A or

* my.jl

Y

Britain

m.s.pl.

D

m.s

Eng. bot. 527

spotted

jC

iAI or

i my.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1822.

D

p.l

Moneywort

JU

A °r

i jn.jl

Y

Britain

m.me.

D

m,s

Eng. bot. 528

PIMPERNEL. (Anagelao, to laugh j

removing despondency.)

Primuldcece. 9. — 14.

3845 arvensis L.

corn field

phcenicea Lam.
3846 carnea Schl.

fleshy

3847 car u lea Schreb.

blue

3848 indica Swt.

Indian

3849 fruticosa Ven.

shrubby

collina Schous.

3850 latifolia L.

broad-leaved

3851 Monell* L.

Monelli's

3852 /inifolia L.

Flax-leaved

3853 tenella L.

delicate

i jn.s

I jn.s
£ jn.s
1 my.s
3 my.jl

.0 , , _ _.

Britain corn fi. S co Eng. bot. 529

F
B
B

Ve

Switzerl. 1819. S
Britain corn fi. S

Nepal

1824. S co

CO

co Eng. bot. 1823

Morocco 1803. C p.l

Sw. fl. gar.
Bot. mag. 831

1 my.jl P Spain 1759. C p.l Mee. ic. 1. 22

1 my.s B Italy 1648. C p.l Bot. mag. 319

1 jnjl B Portugal 1796. C s.l Bot. mag. '2389

£ au.s Pk Britain bog.pl. D l.p Eng. bot. 530

459. DIAPE'NSIA Z,. DIAPENSIA. (Diapente, composed of five ; flowers 5-cleft.) Hydroleee. 1.

3854 lapponica L. Lapland £ A or $ f.mr W Lapland 1801. D s.l Bot. mag. 1108

460. PYXIDANTHE'RA MX. PYXIDANTHERA. (Pyxis, a box, anthera, an anther.) Hydrolece. 1.

3855 barbulata MX. small-bearded JU. .AJ or £ jl W Carolina 1806. D l.p Mic. am. 17
Diapensia cuneifdlia Ph.

461. CO'RIS L. CORIS. (A Greek name used by Dioscorides.) Primuldcece. 1.

3856 monspeliensis L. Montpelier £ OJ or | jn.jl Li S. Europe 1640. S s.p Bot. mag. 2131

462. GA'LAX L. GALAX. (Gala, milk ; whiteness of the flowers.) Saxifrdgece. I.

3857 aph^lla L. leafless ^ A or i jn.jl W N. Amer. 1786. D s.p Bot. mag. 754
Blandfordifl cordata B. Rep.

463. A/ENYA'NTHES L. BUCK BEAN. (Men, month, anthos, flower ; time in blossom.) Gentianete. 1.— 2.

3858 trifoliata L. three-leaved ^ A or 1 jl W Britain moi.pl. C co Eng. bot. 495

3859 americana G. Don American ^ A or 1 jl W N. Amer. 1818. D co
trifoliata MX.

*464. VILLA'RS/^Ven. VILLARSIA.
3860 nymphoides Ven. Water-lily-like
Menyanthes nymphoides L.

(Villars, a distinguished French botanist.) Gentianece. 1. — 12.
*= A or fit jn.jl Y England rivers. Sk p.l Eng. bot 217

3861 cordata Ell.

cordate

* A or

fit

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1820.

O p.l

3862 indica Ven.

Indian

=fe fA] or

fit

my.au

W

C. G. H.

1792.

Skp.l

Bot. mag. 658

A/enyanthes indica L

'.

3863 ovata Ven.

ovate-leaved

jfe lAlor

fit

my.jl

O

C. G. H.

1786.

Skp.l

Bot. mag. 1909

3864 lacunosa Ven.

pitted

3± i A) or

fit

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1812.

Skp.l

Ven. ch. 9

3865 sarmentosa B. M.

twiggy

jg i Al or

1

jn.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1806.

Skbog

Bot. mag. 1323

3866 parnassiifolia R. Br.

Parnassia-lvd

£ LAJor

2

jn.o

Y

N. S. W.

1825.

Skbog

Bot. mag. 1029

3867 reniformis R. Br.

kidney-form

l£ LAJ or

1

jl.au-

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

Sk bog

*465. CHIRO'N/^ L.
3868 ./asm inoides Thun.
3869 /ychnoides Thun.

CHIRONIA. (Chiron, one of the fathers of med., bot, and su
Jasmine-like «. L_] or 2 ap.jl P C. G. H. 1812.
Lychnis-like t*. ( | or 2 mv.il P C. G. H. 1816.

rg.) Gentianete. 9. —14.
C p.l Bot reg. 197
C p.l

3870 nudicaulis L.
3871 /inoides L.

naked-stemmedtt. \ | or
Flax-like «. i 1 or

1
2

jn.au
jl.s

P
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1787.

C s.p
C s.p

Lin. tr. 7. 12. 3
Bot. mag. 511

3872 tetragona L.

four-angled

n. i I or

1

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1824.

C s.p

Lin. tr. 7. 12.

3873 baccitera L.

berry-bearing

«. i | or

2

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1759.

S s.p

Bot. mag. 233

3874 angusti folia H. K.

narrow-leaved

tt. , | or

1

jn.au

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C s.p

Bot. mag. 818

3875 frutescens L.

frutescent

tL i j or

H

• in s

R

C. G. H.

1756.

C s.p

Bot. mag. 37

2 albiflora

white-flowered

JL | | or

U"

jn.s

W

C. G. H.

1756.

C s.p

3876 decussata Ven.

cross-leaved

tt. i | or

h

R

C. G. H.

1789.

C s.p

Bot. mag. 707

466. EITSTOMA Sal.
3877 silenifolium Sal.

EUSTOMA.
Silene-leaved

(Eustoma, beautiful mouth ; flower.)
O OK 1 jl W I. Provid.

1804.

Gentianete. 1.
S s.p Par. Ion. 241

467. ERYTHR^'A Rich. ERYTHILEA.
3878 Centaurium Pers. Centaury
ChironiaCentaurium E. B.

(Erythraia, red ; flowers.) Gentianete. 10. — 30.

O or ljl.au Pk Britain heaths. S s.l Eng. bot. 417

ORDER. I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

3879 latifolia Sm. broad-leaved

3880 Cachanlahuan Mol. Cachanlahuan

3881 pulchella E. B. pretty
Chironw pulchella Sm.

3882 littoralis Fries sea-side
Chiroiua littoralis Sm.

3883 spicata Pers. spiked

3884 maritima Pers. sea

3885 conferta Pers. crowded
388t> aggregata Swt. aggregate
3887 lutea Bert. yellow

468. SABBA'TI^ Adan. SABBATIA.
icilis Sal. slender

ChiromagracilisMr.

3889 angularis Ph. angular

3890 calycusa Ph. calycose

3891 chloroides Ph. Chlora-like

3892 paniculata Ph. panicled

469. VOHPRIA Lam. VOHIRIA.

3893 r6sea Aubl. roseate

O or ijl.au Pk Britain seas. S s.l

m | jl.au Pk Chile 1825. S p.l Feu. ob. £. 35

or £ au.s Pk England seaco. S s.l Eng. bot. 458

O or £ jn.jl Pk England sea co. S s.l Eng. bot. 2305

3

O Pr
!U iAI or
)£ i A| or

i jl.au
£ jl.au

i jl.au
£ mr

ljl.au

Pk
Y

Pk

R

Y

S. France 1820. S p.s Bar. ic. 1242
S. Europe 1777. S s.l Cav. ic. 3. 296. 1

Spain

1821. S 8.1

Sw. fl. gar. 137
Bar. ic. 468

S. Europe 1824.
S. Europe 1824.

(L. Sabbati, a celebrated Italian botanist.) Gentianece. 5. — 11.

^ Q) or 1 jl R N. Amer. ... S co Par. Ion. 32

*k Q) Pr 1 Jl-au P N. Amer. 1826. S p.s

& Q> or 1 jn.au D.R N. Amer. 1812. S co Bot. mag. 1600

^ O or $ jl.au R N. Amer. 1817. S co

^t A or 1£ my.jn W N. Amer. 1817. C co

(Voyria, a name of the Caripons.)
(22 or |jl.au R Guiana

470. HI'PPION Spr. HIPPION.

3894 visc6sum Spr. clammy
JJ'xacum visc6sum Sm.

3895 verticillatum Spr. verticillate £ G2
JE'xacum verticillatum W.

3896 Ayssopitolium Spr. Hyssop-leaved £ OS
.E'xacuin Ayssopitolium W. Gentidna L.

Gentia*e&. 1. — 3.
1822. S p.l Aub. gul 1.83.1

(Hippos, a horse, ion, a violet.) GenticLneee. 3.

OJ or 2 jn.jl Y Canaries 1781. S p.l Sm. ic. fa. 3. 18

in Ayssopif61i

471. LOGA'N/^ R. Br LOGANIA.
3897 latifolia R. Br. broad-leaved

jB'xacum vaginale Lab.

1* jl.s W Trinidad 1817. S p.l PI. ic. 81. £
1 jl.s Ful E. Indies 1825. S p.l Bur. af. 74. 3

(J. Logan, a distinguished botanist.) Gentihnece. 3. — 11.

u- L_J or 3

W N. Holl. 1816. C l.p Lab. n. h. 1. 51

3898 florib.finda R. Br. bundle-flwd «L | | or
Eu6sma albifl6ra B. Rep.
3899 revoluta R.Br. revolute tt. | | or

2
2

ap.my

W
W

N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1797.
18£6.

C
C

l.p
l.p

Bot. rep. 520

*472. PHLOX L.

PHLOX.

(Phlox, flame ; flowers.)

Polemonidcece. 23. — 31.

3900 paniculata L.

panicled ^

A

or

3

au.s

Pk

N. Amer.

1732.

D

p.l

MiLic.£.£05.£

£alba

white £

A

or

3

au.s

W

N. Amer.

1813.

I)

p.l

3901 undulata H. K.

•waved-leaved ^

A

or

3

jl.au

R

N. Amer.

1759.

1)

p.l

3902 acuminata Ph.

acuminate ^

A

or

4

my.au

P

N. Amer.

1812.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1880

decussata Lyon

3903 virginica Lo. C.

Virginian ^

A

or

J

jn.au

P

Virginia

181£.

D

p.l

3904 intermedia Lo. C.

intermediate ^

A

or

2

jn.au

P

N. Amer.

D

p.l

3905 suaveolens H. K.

sweet-scented ^

A

or

2

jl.au .

W

N. Amer.

1766.

D

p.l

2 variegata

variegated ^

A

or

1

jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1766.

1)

p.l

3906 pyramidalis H. K.
£ penduliflora

pyramidal ^
drooping-flwd ^

A

A

or
or

4
4

jn.au
jl.au

F
P

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1800.

D
D

P.l
p.l

Bot. cab. 342

3 corymb6sa

corymbose ^

A

or

4

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

^

D

p.l

3907 latifolia MX.

broad-leaved ^

A

or

3

jn.au

P

Carolina

1812.

D

p.l

3908 maculata L.
3909 Carolina L.

spotted-stalked ^
Carolina ^?

A

A

or
or

4

1

jl.au
jl.s

R
D.P

N. Amer.
Carolina

1740.
1728.

D
U

P-!
P.I

Jac. vin. 2 1£7
Bot. mag. 1344

3910 trifl6ra MX.

three-flowered j£

A

or

1

jl.s

P

Carolina

1816.

1)

Sw. fl. gar. 29

3911carneaAM.

fleshy ^

A

or

1

au.s

Pk

N. Amer.

1816.

D

p.i

Bot. mag. 2155

3912 suffrutic6sa Ven.

suffruticose ^

A

or

u

:jl.S

D.P

N. Amer.

1790.

D

>.i

Bot. reg. 68

3913 nitida Ph.

shining ^

A

or

2

jn.au

D.P

N. Amer.

1800.

D

P.I

suffrutic6sa Hort.

3914 glaWrrima W.

smoothest ^£

A

or

3

jn.au

R

N. Amer.

1725.

D

P.I

Di. el. 166. 202

3915 ovata L.

ovate-leaved &

A

or

I]

my.jl

P

N. Amer

1759.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 528

2 Listomana

Lady Liston's ^

A

or

1

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1816.

D

P.I

3916 canadensis Hort.

Canadian ^

A

or

1

ap.my

B

N. Amer.

1825.

D

P.I

Sw. fl. gar. ic. in.

3917 divaricata L.

divaricate ^

A

or

1

apjn

L.B

N. Amer.

1746.

D

..i

Bot. mag. i63

3918 rdptans MX.
stolonifera H, K.

creeping ^

A

or

iJri.s

R

N. Amer.

1800.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 563

3919 pi!6sa L.

hairy-leaved &

A

or

1

my.jn

Pk

N. Amer.

1759.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 1307

3920 amoe'na B. M.

pleasing ^j

A

or

{

• Jn.jl

Pk

N. Amer.

1809.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 1308

3921 subulata L.

&w\-leaved {$!„.

A

or

ap.jn

F

N. Amer.

1786.

1)

P.I

Bot. mag. 411

3922 setacea L.

bristly ^

A

or

2J

[ ap.my

F

N. Amer.

1786.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 415

3923 nivalis Swt.

snowy ^

A

or

1

ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1820.

D

P.I

Bot. cab. 780

*473. COLLO'MIA Nut. COLLOMIA.

(Kolla,

glue; flowers)

Plumbaginfte. 1. — 4.

3924 linearis Nut.

linear

O

or

i

jn

R

N. Amer.

1826.

S

P.I

Cav. ic. 6. 527

*474. POLEMO'NIUM L. GREEKVALERIAN. (Polemos, war ;

for honour of discovery.) Polemonidcete. 6. — 13.

3925 reptans L.

creeping ^

A

or

: ap.my

L.B

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

Mil. ic. 2. £09

3926 czeruleum L.

blue-flowered *&

A

or

2

jn

B

Britain

bu. pi.

U

CO

Eng. bot 14

£ album

•white-flowered ^

A

or

2

jn

W

Britain

gard.

D

CO

3 maculatum
3927 gracile W. en.

spotted-fliKd 3t
slender

A
A

or
or

2
1J

jn

St
B

Britain '
Dahuria

gard.
1808.

D
D

CO
CO

3928 sibiricum Don

Siberian ^

or

' jn.jl

W

Siberia

1800.

D

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 182

3929 bursifolium W.

Shep.-Purse-lvd^

A

or

1

jn.jl

B

Mexico

1826.

D

CO

3930 mexicanum Cav.

Mexican ^

iAI or

1

ap.my

B

Mexico

1817.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 460

475. VE'STIA W. en. VESTIA. (Dr. Vest, of Clagenfurth.) Soldnece. 1.

3931 /ycioides W. en. Box thorn-like &i | or 3 jn Y Chile 1815. C s.p Bot. reg. 299

Cdntua Jigustrifolia J.

476. HYDROPHY'LLUM L. WATER LEAF. (Hydor, water, phyllon, a leaf.) Hydrophyllets. £. — 4.

3932 virginicum L. Virginian ^ A cul g my.jn B N. Amer. 1739. D m.s Bot. reg. 331

3933 canadense L. Canadian 4fc A cu £ my.jn W Canada 1759. D m.s Bot. reg. 242

477. PHACE'LIA MX. PHACELIA. (Phakelos, a bundle : the flowers.) HydrophGlleee. 3.— 4.

3934 bipinnatifida MX. bipinnatifid ^ A cul £ jn.jl B N. Amer. 18£4. D co Mic. am. 1. 16

3935 circinata Jac. rounded ^ Q) or 1| jn.jl Pk Magellan 1817. S co Jo. h. n. 10. 19
Hydrophyllum magellanicum Lam. Aldea circinata W.

Ald^-a n.ScS. Aldea ^

S936

A or 1| jn.jl Pk Peru

1824. D co Fl. per. 2. 14

60

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

*478. NEMO'PHILA Bart. NEMOPHILA. (Nemos, a grove, phileo, to love.)

3937 phacelioides Bait. Phacelia-like ^ A or 1 jl.au B N. Amer. 1822.

3938 paniculata Spr. panicled ^ A or f my.jn P.B N. Amer. 1813.
Hydrophyllum appendiculatum MX.

479. RAMO'ND^ MX. RAMONDA.

3939 pyrenaica MX. Pyrenean & A o
Ferbascum Myc6n> I* Chaixm Myconl Lap.

S

D p.l

. 2.
ot. mag. 2373

(M. L. Ramond, a French botanist.)
or 5 my P Pyrenees 1731.

. .
D s.l Bot.mag.236

480. FEIIBA'SCUM L. MULLEI

(Altered from barbascum, bearded.)

Soldnete. 67. —74.

*ov/. r JCtAvDA 0\>w *n j~t<
3940 Ttiapsus L.

J.T£l'JL,L.Ciliil.

Shepherd's-club

\ -

CD or

ti

jl.au

Y

Britain ro. sid. S

CO

Eng. bot. 549

3941 fhapsiforme Schr.

Thapsus- formed

Ai

CD or

2

jl.au

L.Y

Europe 1817.

S

CO

3942 crassifolium Hofg.

thick-leaved

:£

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

Spain 1818.

8

CO

Fl. por. 1. 26

3943 cuspidatum Schr.

pointed

.>•

CD or

4

my.jn

y

Vienna 1817.

S

CO

Sch. mo. 1. 1

3944 gossypinum Bieb.
3945 niveum Ten.

woolly
snow-white

1

8 or
or

4
3

jl.au
jlau

Y

P.Y

Caucasus 1820.
Naples 1823.

S

s

CO
CO

Fl. nap. 22

3946 candidissimum Dec.

whitest

;^

CD or

4

jl.au

Y

Montpel. 1823.

8

CO

3947 fhapsoides Hofg.
3948 macranthum Lk.

Thapsus-like
long- flowered

^

A or
CD or

3
3

jl.au
jn.jl

Y
Y

Spain 1819.
Portugal 1820.

S

s

CO
CO

Sch. mo. 5. 2
Fl. por. 27

3949 australe Schr.

southern

v

CD or

4

jl.au

Y

S. 1-Jurope 1815.

s

CO

Sch. mo. 2

3950 johlomoides L.

Phlomus-like

7y

OJor

3

jn.jl

Y

Italv 1739.

s

CO

H. has. 170.4

3951 condensatum Schr.

close-flowered

it

8 or

4

jl.au

Y

Austria 1820.

s

CO

Sc. verb. 3

3952 nemor6sum Schr.

grove

7\-

or

5

jl.au

Y

Austria 18i^0.

S

CO

Sc. verb. 1.2

3953 montanum Schr.

mountain

.'Y

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

France 1819.

8

CO

H. got. 2. 12

3954 collinum Schr.

hill

.V-

A or

3

jn.au

Y

Germany 1820.

8

CO

«?. verb. 5.1

3955 versifldrum ScAr.

inverted-flwd

7^

CD or

3

jn.jl

P

Bohemia 1823.

8

CO

3956 ramigerum Lk.
3957 Bastardw R. & S.

branch-bearing
Bastard's

1

CD or
CD or

fi

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

S. Europe 1824.
France 1824.

8

S

CO
CO

3958 mucronatum Lam.

mucronate

A.

CD or

4

il.au

Y

Greece 1814.

S

CO

3959 sinuatum L.

sinuate-leaved

,^

CD or

2

l.au

Y

S. Europe 1570.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 227

3960 pinnatifidum Vahl

pinnatitid

"^

i Al or

1

my

Y

Archipel. 1788.

s

p.l

3961 umlulatum Z,a?w.

waved

.v

8 or

3

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1819.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 226

3962 bipinnatifidumZt M.

bipinnatifid

^V-r

or

<2

jl.au

Y

Tauria 1813.

8

pi

Bot. mag. 1777

3963 Chaixii ViL

Chaix's

*^

Bor

s

jl.au

Y

S. France 1821.

S

CO

ViL del. 2. 13

3964 Hornemantu Bes.

Hornemann's

\,

or

4

jl.au

Y

Europe 1821.

s

CO

3965 Boerhaavw L.

Boerhaave's

8 or

2

jl.au

Y.p

S. Europe 1731.

s

CO

Mil. ic. 2. 273

3966 elongatum W. en.
3967 compactum Bleb.

long-stalked
crowded

I

or
CD or

5

3

jl.au
i'l.au

Y
Y

Europe 1813.
Tauria 1820.

8

CO
CO

Til. pis. 50?

3968 #naphal6des Bieb.

Gnaphalium-lk

CD or

(-)

l.au

Y

Caucasus 1825.

8

CO

3969 JLychnitis Z/.

Lychnitis

7v

CD or

3

jn.au

C

Britain ro. sid.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 58

3970 austriacum Schott

Austrian

s

A or

£J

jl.au

Y

Austria 1818.

s

CO

3971 pulverulentum E. B.

powdered

it

CD or

3

jn.au

Y

England bor. fi.

8

CO

Eng. bot. 487

3972 lanatum ScAr

woolly

vV

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

Italy 1825.

S

CO

3973 Steveim Fis.

Steven's

it

CD or

5

jl.au

Y

Siberia 1821.

S

CO

3974 majale Dec.

hog

£t

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

Montpel. 1817.

8

CO

3975 pyramidatum Bieb.

pyramidal

.V

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

Caucasus 1804.

a

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 31

3976 ovatum AW<r.

ovate

s

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

Europe 1824.

s

CO

H. got. 15

3977 rotundif6hum 2>ra.

round-leaved

it

CD or

4

jl.au

Y

Italy 1823.

8

CO

Fl. nap. 23

3978 floccosum Kit.

woolly

7\-

OJor

3

jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1805.

s

CO

W. & K. 59

3979 leptostachyum Dec.

slender-spiked

•V

CD or

3

jl.au

Y

S. France 1825.

s

CO

3980 angustifohum TVre.

narrow-leaved

f'

8 or

3

jl.au

Y

Naples 1824.

s

CO

3981 formosum Bieb.

handsome

or

»

jl.au

Y

Russia 1818.

8

CO

Bot. reg. 558

3982 spectabile Z%>6.

showy

Q) or

2

jn.jl

Y.p

Tauria 1820.

8

CO

3983 longifolium Ten.

long-leaved

it

CD or

3

jl.au

y

Naples 1824.

S

CO

Fl. nap. 21

3984 nigrum L.

black-rooted

Jv

A or

2

my.au

Y

England ch. so,

S

p.l

Eng. bot. 59

3985 orientate Z?/V6.

eastern

7v

A or

2

jn.jl

Y

Caucasus 1821.

s

CO

3986 ^lopeciirus Thuil.

Foxtail

*v

A or

3

jl.au

Y

France 1820.

8

CO

3987 ramosissimum Pair.

branchiest

:\,

CD or

5

jl.au

Y

France 1824.

S

CO

3988 h£emorrhoidale Zf.A:.

haemorrhoidal

7^

OJor

w

jn.au

W.p

Madeira 1777.

s

CO

3989 speciosum Schr.

comely

S

A or

7

jl.au

Y

Austria 1818.

8

CO

H. got. 16

3990 ovalif61ium ZZ #.

oval-leaved

>

A or

1

jl.s

0

Caucasus 1804.

8

p.l

Bot. mag. 1037

3991 grandiflorum Schr.

great-flowered

^

8 or

4

jl.au

Y

Europe 1820.

s

CO

H. got. 15

3992 Zflattaria L.

Moth

or

4

jl.au

Y

Britain gra. pi.

8

CO

Eng. bot. S93

2 album

white

A or

4

jl.au

W

Britain gard.

8

CO

3993 Alattarioides Lam.

Blattaria-like

CD or

r,

jl.au

Y

France 1819.

S

CO

3994 lyratum Lam.

lyrate

£

§or

4'

jl.au

Y

Spain ? 1819.

S

CO

3995 repandum W. era.

repand

|

or

3

jl.au

Y

Europe 1813.

8

CO

3996 Osbeckw W.

Osbeck's

8 or

1

jl.au

G

Spain 17o2.

K

p.l

To. it. 2. 83

3997 glabrum W. en.

smooth

i

or

2

jl.au

Y

Europe 1805

CO

3998 virgatum With.

twiggy

5

CD or

5

au

Y

Britain gra. pi,

. S

CO

Eng. bot. 550

3999 cfipreum B. M.
4000 phceniceum Z,.

copper-colored ^
purple-flowered^

A or
A or

3
3

my.au
my.au

Br
P

Caucasus 1798.
S. Europe 1796.

8
S

p.l
p.l

Bot. mag. 1226
Bot. mag. bb5

4001 puniceum Schr.

yellow

££

A or

^

jn.au

Br

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

H. got. 14

4002 rubigin6sum W.&K.

rusty

CD or

jn.au

Y.R

Hungary 1817.

S

CO

W. & K. 197

4003 ferrugineum 11. K.

rust-colored

vV

A or

3

my.au

Br

S. Europe 1683.

8

p.l

Bot. rep. 162

4004 triste Lk. dark ^
ferrugineum And. rep. not of others.

A or

2

jl.au

Y.R

S. Europe 1788.

8

CO

And. rep. 162

4005 ftetonicifulium Desf.

Betony-leaved

k

A or

2

jn.au

Y

Armenia 1825.

S

CO

An. mu. 11. 4

4006 spinosum L.

thorny

M.

_Jor

1

my.jn

P

Crete 1824.

S

CO

Alp. ex. 36

481. DATU'RA L.

THORN APPLE.

(Alteration of the Arabic name, tdtornh.}

SolunceE. P. — 10.

4007 ferox Z,.

fierce

O or

3

jl.s

W

China 1731.

8

S.I

Za. h. 212. 162

4008 Stramonium Z-.

Stramonium

O clt

3

jl.s

W

England rub.

a

S.I

Eng. bot. 1288

4009 muricata Lk.

muricated

O or

2

jl.s

W

1820.

8

r.m

4010 Tdtula L.

Tatula

8 or

3

B

N. Amer. 1629.

s

S.I

Mee. ic. 2. 13

4011 fastuosaZ..

proud

or

3

Jl'.s

P

Egypt 1629.

8

r.m

Kno. th. 1. 11

4012 Mfotf L.

Metel

O or

2

jn.s

W

Asia 1596.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 1440

4013 guayaquile'nsis Kth.
4014 lae'vis L.

Guayaquil
smooth-fruited

§or
or

2
2

jl.s
jn.s

W
W

Guayaquill826.
Africa 1780.

S
8

r.m
r.m

Jac. vin. 3 82

4015 ceratocaulon Or.

horn-stalked

O or

2

jl.s

W

S. Amer. 1805.

S

r.m

Jac. sc. 3. 339

482. BRUGMA'NS/J Pers. BRUGMANSIA

4016 suaveolens W. en. sweet-scented
DatHra arborea Hart.

4017 Candida Pers. white-s/a/ted i D or
Datura arborea W. en.

(Prof. S. J. Bntgmans, Ger. bot. author.) Solunece. 2—3
or 15 au.s W Peru 1733. C l.p

10 au.s W Feru 1813. C l.p Fl. per. 2. 128

ORDER, I.

PENTANURIA MONOGYNIA.

483. LISIA'NTHUS.ffr.

LlSIANTHIIS.

4018 longifolius L.

4019 glaucifolius Jac.

4020 exsertus Swz.

4021 latifolius Suiz.

4022 umbellatus Swx.
402,3 cordifolius L.

long-leaved *
glaucous-leaved*
drawn out £
broad-leaved SH
umbelled «* (~~1

heart-leaved * CD

4024 acutangulus R. # P. acute-angled

4025 grandiflorus Aubl. great-flowered ^ O1 or
40.6 angustitolius Kth. narrow-leaved

4027 alatus Aubl. winged

(Lis, smooth,

anthos, a flower.)

Gentianei

e. 10. — 31.

or

li

jn.jl

Y

Jamaica

1793.

C

l.p

Br. jam. 8

>. 1

or

2

jn.jl

P

• •

C

l.p

Jac. ic. 1.

33

or

12

Y

W.' Indies

i 1793.

C

l.p

or

4

jls"

Y

Jamaica

1821.

s

Ip

or

6

jl.au

Y

Jamaica

1822.

C

Ip

or

2

...

Y

Jamaica

1816.

C

l.p

Br. jam. £

(.2

or

6

jl.au

Y

Peru

1820.

s

l.p

Fl. per. 2.

12!

or

3

jl.au

Y

Trinidad

1818.

s

l.p

Aub. gui.

1.

or

2

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1824.

s

l.p

or

H'jl-au

W

Mexico

1824.

s

l.p

Aub. gui.

1.

484. SPIGF/LI^ L.

4028 Anthelmia L.

4029 marilandica L.

WORM GRASS. (A. Spigclius, prof, at Padua, d. 1625.)- Gentianea>. 2. — 5.
Anthelmia fm w 14 jl G.R W. Indies 1759. S s.l Bot. mag. 2359

Maryland ^ A or 1 jl.au S N. Amer. 1694. D l.p Eng. bot. 80

(Nicander, a Greek phys. flourished about 150 B. C.) Soldnece. 2.
O or 2 jl.s P Peru 1759. D s.l Bot. mag. 2458

E. Indies 1824. S co Ru. am. 6. 26. 1

485. NICA'NDRJ J. NICANDHA.

4030 physaloides Pers. Physalis-like
A'tropa physaloides L.

4031 Indica R. $ S. Indian O or 2 jl.s B
Physalis \ndicaLam.

486. ANI'SODUS Lk. ANISODUS. (Anisos, unequal, odous, a tooth ; calyx.) Solunea:. 2.

4032 stramonif01iusG.Z)onStramonium-lvd_^ A or 5 au.s Y.G Nepal 1823. R co Sw. fl. gar. 125
Whitleyastrainoiiitolia Swt.

4033 luridus fit. lurid *k A or 3 au.o Lu Nepal , 1824. R co
Nicandra anomala Lk.

*487. HYOSCY'AMUS

4034 niger L.
2 annuus

4035 albus L.

4036 reticulatus L.

4037 Senecionis W. en.

4038 aureus L.

4039 canariensis Ker

4040 pusillus L.

4041 physaloides L.

4042 agrestis Kit.

4043 pallidus Kit.

4044 muticus /,.

4045 orientalis Bleb.

4046 auriculatus Ten.

L HENBANE.
black
annual
white
netted
Groundsel
golden
Canary
small

Physalis-like
field
pale
awnless
eastern
eared

(Hys, a hog, kyamos, a bean ; eaten by swine.)

Y.P Britain rub.

Y.p Europe 1818.
Pa.WS. Europe 1570.

Y.n Egypt 1(540.

Y Egypt 1812.

Levant 1640.

Canaries 1816.

Persia 1691.

Siberia 1777.

Hungary 1820.

Hungary 1815.

Egypt 1822.

Iberia 1821.

Italy 1823.

Solaneee. 13. —
Eng. bot. 591
Bot. mag. 2394
Black. Ill
Com. h. 77. 22

S co

S co

C s.l

S r.m Bot. mag. 87

Bot. reg 180
Pluk. al. 37. 5
Bot. mag. 852
Sw. fl. gar. 27

D s.l Bot. mag. 2414
S co

t488. IXICOTIA'NA L. TOBACCO. (J. Nicot, of Nismes, procured seeds from a Dutchm.) Soldne<e. 24. — 27.

4047 fruticosa L. shrubby

4048 chinensis Fis. Chinese

4049 macrophylla W. en. long-leaved

4050 Tabaciim L. Tabacum

1 attenuata R. 8; S. attenuated

2 macrophylla /?. S(S. long-leaved

3 pallescens E. % S. pallescent

4 alipes R. & S.

5 ser6tina R. $ S.

6 gracilipes R. $ S.

7 Verdan R. # S.

8 lingua R. & S.

4051 dilatata Lk.

4052 ybarrensis H. % B.

wing-stalked

late

slender-stalked

Verdan

tongue-leaved

dilated

Ybarra

4053 angustifolia R. 8$ P. narrow-leaved

4054 bonariensis Leh.

4055 viscosa Leh.

4056 pusilla L.

4057 glutin6sa L.

4058 rustica L.

4059 humilis Desf.

lata L.

Buenos Ayres

clammy

small

clammy

rustic

humble

panicled

Honeywort-like

LangsdorfF's

repand

decurrent

4060 panicula

4061 cerinthoides Leh.

4062 Langsdorff'w Nees

4063 repanda IV.

4064 decurrens As.

4065 plumbaginifulia W.CTt. Plumbago-lvd

4066 undulata R. Br.
suaveolens Leh.

4067 mnea?fl6ra Lag.

4068 quadrivalvis Ph.
4C69 multivalvis B. R.
4070 nana B. R.

«. i | or

O or
O or
O clt
O clt

8 clt
clt
8 clt
clt
O clt

§clt
clt
gor
or
O °r

8 or
or

^ CO or
O or
O clt

8 or
or

O or
O or
O clt
O or
O or
lAlclt

jl.au

jls

jl.au

jl au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

3 jl.s

2 jl.s

4 jls

3 jl.s

3 jl.au

3 au

4 jl.s
3 jl.s

1 jl.s
3 jl.s

2 au

Vinca-flowered ]g iAI or
four-valved O or

many-valved Q or

dwarf O cu

2 jl.s

2 my.jn

2 my.s

2 jl.s

1 jl.au

2 jl.au

Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
W
Pk
W
S

G.Y

G.Y
G.Y

G.Y
G.Y

W

w"

W

w
w
w
w

China

China 1819.
America

America 1570.

S. Amer. 1570.

S. Amer. 1570. S

S. Amer. 1570. S

S. Amer. 1570.

S
S. Amer. 1370. S r.m

C r.m

S co

S r.m

S r m Black. 146

S r.m

r.m

r.m

r.m

S. Amer. 1570. S

S. Amer. 1570. S

S. Amer. 1570. S

1820. S

S. Amer. 1823. S

Chile 1819. S

B. Ayres 1821. S

r.m

r.m

r.m

r.m

co Fl. per. 2. 130

co Leh. nic. 1
B. Ayres 1824. S r.m
VeraCruz 1733. S r.m Mil. ic. 2. 185. 2
Peru
America
Egypt
Peru

1759.

1570.

1819.

1752.

1821.

Chile 1819.
Havannahl820.

1820.

America 1816.
N. S. W. 1800.

S r.m Bot. rep. 484

S co Black. 437

S r.m

S r.m Fl. per. 2. 129

S co Leh. nic. 2

S co Bot. mag. 222

S co Bot. mag. 2484

S r.m

D r.m Jac. fr. 84

D r.m Bot. mag. 673

S. Amer. 1820. S r.m

N. Amer. 1811. S r.m Bot. mag. 1778

Colombia 1826.
N. Amer. 1823.

S r.m Bot reg. 105
~ co Bot. reg. 883

*489. PETU'NIA J. PETUN[A. (Petun, the name for tobacco in Brazil.) Solanea>. 1.—2.

4071 nyctaginifi6ra J. Marv.-Peru-flwd£ A or 4 jn.s W S Amer. 1823. C co Sw.fl.gar.119
Nicotz'a'na nyctaginiflora Leh.

490. SCOPO'LIJ Jac. SCOPOLIA. (G. A. Scopoli, celeb, prof, of botany, d 1789.) Solaneee. I.

4072 carniolica Jac. Carniolian .^ A or 1 ap.my D.p Carniola 1780. D co Bot. mag. 1126
atropoides R. & S. Hyoscyamus Scop61ia L.

491. IPOMCE'A L. IPOMCEA. dps, bindweed (error of Lin.), homoios, similar.) Convolvulucco;. 111. — 193.

4073 Quamoclit W.

2 flore albo
4074dissecta W.

4075 quinqueloba Vahl

4076 sinuata Or.

4077 heterophylla Or.

4078 digitata L.

4079 tuberculata Desr.
sticulacea Jac.

Qunmoclit _i CD] or 6 jl.:

white-flowered _§ OJ or 6 jl.s

cut-tettved J_ E3 or 10 jn.s

five-lobed J_ [Ai un 8 jl.s

scollop-tozwd $_ iAJ or 6 jl.au

various-leaved J_ [7VI un 10 jl.au

digitated £_ [23 or 10 au.s

tubercled %_ Q or 6 jl au

D.R E. Indies 1629. S r.m Bot. mag. 24

W E. Indies 1629. S r.m

S Tropics 1813.
P
W

Pa. P Cuba 181& S r.m Jac. fr. 42. 4

P W. Indies ... S r.m PI. ic. 92. 1

... Bourbon 1818. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 199

C s.p W. ph. 1.2. 3
W. indies 1810. C co
Florida 1817. S co Jac. vin. 159

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

4080 Carolina L. Carolina _$ O or

10 jl.au

P

Carolina 1732.

S

r.m

Di. el. 84. 98

4081 ven6sa Vahl veiny JL CD or

10 jl.au

P

Mauritius 1820.

C

l.p

4082 tuberosa L. tuberous-rooted & (23 or

10 ...

Pa.Y

W. Indies 1731.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 768

4083 paniculata L. panicled & [23 m

20 jn.s

Pk

E. Indies 1799.

c

s.p

Bot reg. 62

4084 eriosperma Beauv. woolly-seeded ^ [23 or

10 jl.au

Pk

Guinea 1823.

s

r.m

Beau. ow. 2

4085 senegalensis Lam. Senegal & [23 or

10 jl.au

Pa.P

Guinea 1823.

s

r.m

40<S6 macrorhiza L. long-rooted & (23 or

10 jl.au

Pk

Guiana 1824.

s

r.m

Jac. am. 90. 1

4087 splendens G. Don shining JV IA.I or

18 jn.jl

Pk

Guinea 1823.

s

r.m

4088 pentaphylla Jac. five-leaved _$ KT1 or

20 au.t

W

W. Indies 1739.

s

s.p

Jac. ic. 2. 319

pilosa Cav.
4069 Cavanillesw R. & S. Cavanilles's JL CD or

10 au.s

Mexico 1815.

c

p.l

Cav. ic. 3. 256

pentaphylla Cav. not Jac.

4090 armata R. $ P. armed _i OJ or

6 jl.s

P

Mexico 1824.

s

p.l

Cav. ic. 5. 478. 2

muricata Cav. not Jac.

4091 dasysperma Jacq. thick-seeded J; RTi or

10 au.s

P

E. Indies 1815.

c

l.p

Bot. reg. 86

tuberculata B. R.

4092 plndula R. Br. pendulous J_ | | or

10 my.o

Pk

N. S. W. 1808.

R

l.p

Bot. rep. 613

4093 ternata Jac. ternate-leaved Jfc. 1 i un

3 jl.au

W

Brazil 1824.

s

r.m

Jac. sc. 37

4094 parviflora Vahl small-flowered _& iQI un

4 jl.au

P

\V. Indies 1818.

s

r.m

SI. jam. 97. 1

4095 pes-tigridis L. tiger's-foot J, KJJ or

6 au

R

E. Indies 1732.

c

s.p

Di. el. 318. 411

4096 cairica Swt. Cairo JL CD or

8 jn.au

R

Egypt 1680.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 699

Convolvulus cafricus B. M. Ipomce'a palmata F<

n-sk.

4097 platensis Ker Plata JL B3 or

10 jn.s

V

S. Amer. 1817.

s

r.m

Bot. reg. 333

4098 chryseides Ker golden * (23 or

4 jn.s

Y

China 1817.

s

r.m

Bot. reg. 270

4099 caerulea Ker blue _£ O or

9 jn.s

L.B

E. Indies 1818.

s

r.m

Bot. reg. 276

4100 setosa Ker bristly _^ [Q] or

9 au

P

Brazil 1817.

s

r.m

Bot. reg. 335

4101 scabra Gm. rough 4 mi or

10 s

W

S. Amer. 1804.

s

r.m

4102 Turpethum L. Turbeth £ (23 or

5 jl.s

W

Ceylon 1759.

s

r.m

Bot. mag. 2093

4103 luteola Jac. yellowish _£ O or

10 jn.s

S

Carolina 1759.

B

r.m

Bot. mag. 221

4104 coccinea L. scarlet _§, EJJ or

10 jn.s

D.R

W.Indies 1713.

B

r.m

Bot. rep. 99

4105 lacunosa L. pitted _£ O or

10 jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1640.

B

r.m

Di. el. 87. 102

4106 gossypiifolia W. Gossypium-lvd JL CD or

15 jn.s

P

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 75

insfgnis B. R.

4107 bona-nox L. good-night _J; RTI or
4108 noctiluca Herb. night-shining $ CD or

10 jl.au
10 au.s

W
W

W. Indies 1773.
E. Indies 1820.

B
S

S.1
CO

Bot. mag. 752
Bot. reg. 889

latiflora B. R.

4109 sanguinea Vahl blood-floivercd JL 1 1 or
4110 mutabilis B. R. changeable JL I 1 or

10 f.n
10 my.s

D.R
P

W. Indies 1812.
S. Amer. 1812.

C
C

8.1

Bot. reg. 9
Bot. reg. 39

4111 candicans B. M. whitish j_ iAJ or

15 jn.au

W

N. Amer. 1776.

It

P 1

Bot. mag. 1603

4112 caerulescens Rox. caerulescent JL 123 or

10 jn.au

B

E. Indies 1820.

s

D 1

4113 wtifolia Stu*. Vine-leaved JL CD or

10 jn.au

Y

E. Indies 1817.

c

P'.I

Bur. in. 18. 1

Conv61vulus vitif61ius L.

4114J«/a>fl B.M. Jalap A CD m 10 au.s
Jalapa £ rosea B. R. Convolvulus Jalapa B.M. 1572

R

America 1733.

c

r.m

Bot. reg. 621

4115 Michauxw Swt. Michaux's A CD m

10 au.s

W

Georgia 1815.

c

P.l

Bot. reg. 342

Jalapa «. B.R. macrorhiza MX. not L.

4116 hepaticifolia L. Hepatica-lvd _$ O or

10 au.s

P

E. Indies 1759.

s

CO

Bur. in. 50. 20. 2

4117 sagittata Pair. sagittate _§ A or

6 jl.au

P

S. Europe 1821.

D

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 107

41 18 platanifolia Vahl Plane-leaved JL (23 or

8 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1820.

I)

CO

4119 barbata.RofA bearded _£ O or

10 jl.au

P

N. Amer. 182-i.

B

CO

Di. el. 80. 92

4120 varia Roth various JL {23 un

10 jl au

P

America 1810.

S

r.m

4121 acuminata Vahl acuminate JL 123 un

6 jl.au

P

W. Indies 1818.

S

r.m

4122 angularis W. angular fc i i or

4 jl.au

S

E. Indies 1823.

c

pi

4123 commutata R. % S. changed _£ O un

3 jl.au

P

N. Amer. 18'20.

B

r.m

Cat. car. 87

4124 triquetra Vahl triangular JL CD or

4 jl.au

P

W. Indies 1824.

S

rm

4125 longiflora H. % B. long-flowered JL !23 or

6 jl.au

P

S. Amer. 1824.

s

r.m

4126 Batatas Poir. Batatas & [23 clt

6

P

Tropics i:97.

R

p 1

R. mal. 7. 50

Convolvulus Batatas L.

4127 punctata R. # S. spotted-calyxed _& iQI or
4128 fastigiata Swt. fastigiate JL F7\l or

6 jl.s
10 jn.jl

P
P

S. Amer. ...
E. Indies 1816.

S

c

fp

Di. el. 83. 96

Convolvulus fastigiatus Rox.

4129 bicolor Swt. two-colored JL [23 or

6 au.s

Y.P

E. Indies 1816.

s

p.l

Convolvulus bicolor Rox.

4130 pandurata B. R. fiddle-shaped _$ A or

12 jl.s

W.p

N. Amer. 1732.

D p.l

Bot. mag. 1939

Convolvulus panduratus B. M.

4131 solanifolia L. Nightshade-lvd J; O) or

8 jl.au

Pk

America 1759.

C

s.p

PI. ic. 94. 1

4132 campanulata L. bell-flowered _§, O or

8 au.s

P.w

E. Indies 1800.

S

S.1

R. mal. 1156

4133 multi flora Mil. many-flowered _£ Ol or

Pk

Jamaica

s

1 D

Pluk. ph. 167. 1

4134 malabarica L. Malabar JL 1 1 or

10

P

E. Indies 1823.

c

I'.p

R. mal. 2. 51

4135 violacea L. violet-flowered _$ [T7J or

8 au.s

P

S. Amer. 1732.

s

8.1

PI. ic. 93. 1

4136 carnea L. fleshy _J [Q] or

10 au.s

F

S. Amer. 1799.

s

S.I

Jac. am 26. 18

4137 repanda L. repand _J ITTI or

10 au

Sc

W. Indies 1793.

c

s.p

Par. Ion. 81

4138 sibirica L. Siberian _* O or

8 jl.au

F

Siberia 1779.

s

CO

Pal. it. 3. 723. K

4139 speciosa L.fil. showy $_ CD or

8 jl.au

P

E. Indies 1778.

s

p.l

Bot. mag. 2446

4140 purpiirea Lam. great purple _j O or
2 incarnata flesh-colored _J O or

10 jn.s
10 jn.s

D.P
F

America 1629.
America 1629.

s
s

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 113

3 varia various J; O or

10 jn.s

St

America 1629.

1

CO

Bot. mag. 1682

4 leucantha white-flowered _£ Q or

10 jn.s

W

America 1629.

s

r.a

i

4141 discolor Jac. sundry-colored 4 O or
4142 triloba L. three-lobed * O or

20 jn.s
10 jn.jl

B.w
V

W."lndies1752.

s
s

CO
S.I

Bot. mag. 1005

4143 Aederi folia L. Ivy-leaved _t O or

10 jl

V

S. Amer. 1773.

s

S.I

PI. ic. 82. 93. 2

4144 Nil Pers. Nil t O or

10 jl.s

L.B

America 1.097.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 188

4145 Aederacea L. Ivy-like "1 O or
barbata Roth

10 jl.s

B

N. Amer. 1729.

s

s.p

Bot. reg. 85

4146 barbigera Swt. bearded JL O pr
4147 cuspiilata Pers. sharp-pointed _$ C or
4148 D.llenii Desf. Dillenius's _* O or

3 jn.s
10 jn.jl
6 jl.au

P
L.B
B

N. Amer. 1824.
S. Amer. 1732.
Guinea

s
s

s

CO

s.p
p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 86
Fl. per. 2.119. a
Di. el. 84 98

4149 /amnifolia L. Tamnus-leaved_$ Q or

10 jl

B

Carolina 1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 318. 410

4150 grandi flora L. great-flowered «L [ ) or

8 s

W

E. Indies 1802.

s

S.I

Bot. rep 188

4151 muricata Jac. muricate _i d] or

8 jl.au

P

E. Indies 1777.

s

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 323

bona-nox j3 purpurascens Bot. reg. 290

4152 obscura L. obscure _Jj [JJ] or

8 jn.au

W

E. Indies 1732.

B

s.p

Bot. reg. 239

4153 involucrata Beauv. involucrate _$ GTJ or

4 jl.au

R

Guinea 1823.

s

S.1

Beau. ow. 2. 89

4154 hispida Vahl hispid _4 O3 ur

L 10 jl.au

P

E. Indies 1820.

s

r.n

i

4155 capitata Vahl headed "| ED or

10 jl.au

B

E. Indies 1823.

B

S.1

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

G3

4156 pilosa Swt. pilose Jfc 23 un

4 jl.s

Pk

E. Indies 1815.

S

si

Conv61vulus pilbsus Rox.

4157 leucantha Jac. white-flowered J| O or

6 jl.au

W

S. Amer. 1817.

S

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 318

4158 latiflbra Desv. broad-flowered * i | or

6 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1825.

S

r.m

Jac. vin. 3. 69

4159 strigosa Roth strigose 2 O un

6 jn.au

P

E. Indies 1818.

s

r.m

4160 filiformis Jac. filiform J_ I | or

10 jl.au

W. Indies 1823.

s

r.m

Jac. am. pic. 26

4161 polyanthes R. $ S. Auricula-^wrf $_ CD or

20 jl.s

Y'"

S. Amer. 1810.

c

S.I

PI. am. 102

Convolvulus umbellatus L.

4162 corymbbsa Font. corymbose £_ ( 1 or

2 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1823.

s

r.m

PI. am. 89. 2

4163 pudibunda B. R. blushing $^ 23 or

6 au.s

Pk

W. Indies 1822.

s

CO

Bot. reg. 999

4164 gangetica Swt. __ Gangetic J_ CD or
Convolvulus gangeticus Rox.

12 my.au

Pk

E. Indies 1812.

c

p.l

4165 blanda Swt. soft $_ CD or

12 jl.au

W

E. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

Convolvulus blandus Rox.

4166 Roxburgh** Swt. Roxburgh's J. CD or

10 jn.au

R

E. Indies 1816.

c

P.l

multiflbra Rox.

4167 sepiaria Rox. hedge JL CD or

8 jn.au

R

E. Indies 1817.

c

p.l

R. mal. 11. 53

4168 sagittifblia Ker sagittate-leaved j; A °r

3 jn.s

P

Carolina 1819.

s

CO

Bot. reg. 437

4169 denticulata R. Br. denticulate J, RT1 or

6 jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1778.

s

CO

Bot. reg. 317

Convolvulus Medium W.

4170 glaucifblia L. glaucous-lvd $_ 23 or

6 my.jl

Pk

Mexico 1732.

B

s.p

Di. el. 87. 102

4171 angustifblia Jac. narrow-leaved j| FTTl or

6 jl.au

Pk

India 1800.

s

S.I

Jac. ic. 317

4172 sphzerocephala Swt. round-headed j; Ol or

6 au.o

P

E. Indies 1816.

s

CO

Convolvulus sphasrocephalus Rox.

4173 hasttgera Kth. spear-bearing J_ r~~l or

6 jl.au

P

Mexico 1824.

c

p.l

4174 tridentata L. three-toothed ^ RTI or

10 jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1778.

a

s.p

R. mal. 11. 65

4175 stans Cav. standing J_ 23 un

6 jl.au

Vi

Mexico 1823.

s

r.m

Cav. ic. 3. 250

4176 /aurifdlia Swt. Laurel-leaved JL CD or

10 my.jl

R

E. Indies 1822.

c

p.l

Conv61vulus /aurifblius Rox.

4177 salicifblia Rox. Willow-leaved J_ 23 or

4 jn.au

W

E. Indies 1816.

s

p.l

4178 bignonioides Sims Bignonia-like J_ 23 pr
4179 maritima R. Br. sea-side $„ 23 or

3 jl.au
10 jn.jl

P
P

Cayenne 1824.
E. Indies 1770.

c

s

P.1
s.p

Bot. mag. 2645
Bot. reg. 319

Convolvulus maritimus Desv. pes capra? Rox.

4180 brasiliensis L. Brazilian ^ 23 or

10 jn.jl

P

S. Amer. 1726.

R

s.p

PI. am. 89. 104

4181 stipulacea Swt. stipulaceous ^ 23 or

6 jn.jl

P

E. Indies 1800.

c

1

Conv61vulus stipulaceus Rox.

4182 reptans L. creeping $„. 23 or

J jn.au

P

E. Indies 1806.

D j>.l

R. mal. 11. 52

* 492. CONVO'LVULUS L. BINDWEED. (Convolvere, to entwine

j stems.) Convolvulacea. 58. — 192.

4183 arvensis L. corn field j> A w

1| jn.s

F

Britain corn fi.

R

CO

JEng. bot. 312

4184 Scammbnia L. Scammony _$ A rn

2 jl.au

W.P

Levant 1596.

R

S.I

Mil. ic. 1. 102

4185 erubescens B. M. erubescent _| ifDI or

6 jl.s

Pk

N. S. W. 1803.

C

r.m

Bot mag. 1067

4186 chinensis Ker Chinese _i A or

6 jl.au

P

China 1817.

I)

CO

Bot. reg. 322

4187 corsicus R. 8; S. Corsican _£ A un

1 jn.au

Pk

Corsica 1824.

R

CO

4188 dentatus Vahl toothed J_ 23 un

1 jn.au

Y

E. Indies 1822.

C

r.m

4189 bonariensis Cav. Buenos Ayres _i A or

3 jn.au

W

Chile 1817.

S

r.m

Cav. ic. 48. 2

4190 italicus Ten. Italian ' J, A un

2 jn.au

Pk

Italy 1820.

R

S.I

Fl. nap. 1. 15

4191 hirsutus Bieb. hairy _J A un

lijn.au

Y.p

Tauria 1825

R

S.I

4192 emarginatus Lk. emarginate _J A or

2 jn.au

P

1817.

1)

CO

4193 pannifblius H. K. cloth-leaved J_ i | or

15 jn.s

B

Canaries 1805.

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 222

4194 lanuginbsus Vahl woolly ^ A or

6 jn.au

W

Levant 1818.

S

r.m

4195 intermedius R. 8f S. intermediate _£ O un

3 jn.au

P

1825.

S

r.m

4196 bogot£nsis H. fy B. Bogota J»_ iAJ un

3 jn.jl

P

S. Amer. 1817.

s

r.m

4197 filiaceus W. Lime-tree-like $. iAJ or

3 jl.au

P

Brazil 1820.

D

p.l

4198 bicolor Vahl two-colored _§ [12 or

6 jn.au

W.p

Isl. France 18 18.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2205

4199 althaeoldes L. Altha?a-like J, A or

2 jn s

Pk

Levant 1597.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 359

4200 bicuspidatus Fis. bicuspidate _J A or

4 jn.jl

P

Davuria 1818.

R

CO

4201 Aryoniaefblius B. M. Briony-leaved j; iAJ or

2i jl.au

Pk

China 1802.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 943

4202 macrocarpus L. long-fruited _$ ED or

10 jl.au

P

S. Amer. 1752.

S

CO

PL ic. 91. 1

4203 glaber Aubl. smooth $_ CD or

12 my.jn

W

Cayenne 1806.

C

p.l

Aub. gui. 53

4204 quinquefblius L. five-leaved J£ ITTl or

6 jn.au

W

W. Indies 1821.

s

r.m

PL al. 167. 6

4205 pentanthus Jac. five-flowered J_ CD or

6 jl.s

L.B

E. Indies 1808.

c

S.I

Bot. mag. 2151

4206 canariensis L. Canary $_ ( | or

20 my.s

P

Canaries 1690.

R

S.I

Bot mag. 1228

4207 farinbsus L. . mealy-stalked J_ i 1 or

6 my.jn

Pk

Madeira 1777.

R

S.I

Par. Ion. 45

4208 ciliatus VM ciliated $_ CD or

6 jl.s

Pk

Cayenne 1816.

S

CO

4209 maximus L. greatest Ceylon $_ 23 or

20 jl

Pk

Ceylon 1799.

R

r.m

R. mal. 11.53

4210 HermannzVz? Her. Herman's $_ lAI or

5 au.s

W

Peru 1799.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 315

4211 gujan^nsis Aubl. Guiana J. CD or

10 jn.au

W

Guiana 1823.

C

S.I

Aub. gui. 1.52

4212 evolvuloldes Desf. Evolvulus-like iQI or

15 jn.au

R

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 277. 1

decumbens Or.

4213 siculus L. Sicilian -& O or
4214 elongatus W. en. long-peduncled .J O or

1 jn.au
1 jl.au

L.B
W

S. Europe 1640.
Canaries 1815.

s

s

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 445
Bot. reg. 498

Pseudo-siculus Brou.

4215 micranthus Desv. small-flowered J_ CD un
4216 verticillatus L. verticillate J. CD or

5 jl.s
5 jl.s

P
B

W. Indies 1819.
W. Indies 1819.

s
s

r.m
r.m

PI. am. 94. 2
PI. ic. 94. 2

4217 ser6tinus Dec. late-flowering _J A un

20 jn.s

P

N. Amer.? 1824.

s

CO

Dec. ic. 97

4218 arborescens W. arborescent « CD or

10 jn.jl

Mexico 1818.

c

p.l

4219 Imperkt* Vahl Imperati's Jf A or

Y"

Naples 1824.

D

CO

Cyr. ne. 1. 5

4220 reptans W. creeping ^ f ") or

1 jl

P

E. Indies 1806.

R

p.l

Ru. am. 5. 155. 1

4221 scrobiculatus B. R. small-furrowed*-. 23 or

2 ...

Pa.R

S. Amer. 1825.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 1076

4222 hirtus L. \\a\ry-stalked J* FTTl or

3 jn.au

B

E. Indies 1804.

S

S.1

4223 ochrSceus B. R. yellow i. 23 or

6 jlau

Y

Guinea 1825.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 1060

4224 suffruticbsus H. K. suffruticose j»_ i | or
4225 pentapetaloldes L. Pentapetalus-lk-* O or
4226 lineatus L. lined ^ A or

3 I
1 jn
a jn

Pk
L.B
P

Madeira 1788.
Majorca 1789.
S. Europe 1714.

R

S
R

r.m

CO
S.I

Bot. reg. 133
Jac. c. 4. 22. 2
Tri. ob. 91. 91. 2

4227 Gerard* R. & S. Gerard's .* A or

i" Jn.jl

Pk

S. Europe ...

R

Pi

Bar. ic. 311

4228 saxatilis Vahl rock <U ,AJ or
4229 Cnebrum L. Cneorum tt. , | or
4230 linearis B. M. linear-leaved tt. i 1 or
4231 salvifblius Lk. Sage-leaved -* A or

3 my.s
1£ my.s
i my.s

W

Pk
Pk
Pk

S. Europe 1796.
Levant 1640.
S. Europe 1770.
Palestine 1825.

R
C
C
I

S.I

p.l
l.p

CO

Boc. mu. 138. 96
Bot. mag. 459
Bot. mag. 289

4232 cantabricus /,. Cantabrian -* A or
4233 Dorycnium L. Rock Rose Jc or

1 my.s
1£ jn.jl

F
Pk

S. Europe 1640.
Levant 1806.

R

C

S.I

S.I

Jac. au. 3. 296

42.-J4 scop^rius L. Broom )U i 1 or

2 au.s

W

Canaries 1733.

C

S.I

Yen. ch. 24

4235 floridu* L. flowery !U CJ or

1£ au.s

Pk

Canaries 1799.

c

Jac. ic. 1. 34

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

4236 tricolor L. three-colored

8 or

3

jl.au

St

S. Europe

1629.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 27

2 albiflbrus white-flowered
4237 filicaulis Vahl thread-stmd

or

fL. FTvl un

1
1

jl.au
jn.jl

W
Y

S. Europe 1629.
Guinea 1824.

S
S

CO

S.1

4238 Sibthorpw R. & S. Sibthorp's

-* A or

1

jn.s

W

France

1823.

R

CO

Fl. gr. 193

4239 ebracteatus Desf. ebnu-teate

-* A or

1

jn.s

W

1819.

11

CO

4240 multitidus Thun. many-cleft

.* O un

2

jn.s

P

C. G. H.

1821.

a

s.l

493. ARGYRErA Lou. SILVER-WEED. (Argyreios, silvery
4241 splendens Swt. shining $ CD or In

; texture of leaves.) Convolvulaceee. 7. — 12.
Pk E. Indies 1820. C co Bot. mag. 2628

Lettsbima splendens Rox.

4242 specibsa Swt. showy JL CD or 10
IpomoeNa specibsa Bot. mag. 2239. C. nervusus Brm.

jl.au R E. Indies 1818.
Lettsbim'a nervtsa Rox.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 2-»4fi

4243 cuneata Ker wedge-leaved

JLCDor

10

au.s

P

E. Indies

1822.

C

8.1

Bot. reg. 661

LettsbnWa cuneata Rox.

4244 cymbsa Swt. cyraose

t_CDor

10

...

Pk

E. Indies

1823.

C

r.m

LettsbmJa cymbsa Rox.

4245 bbna-nox Swt. good-night

4. CDpr

20

...

W

E. Indies

1799

C

r.m

Lettsbmm bbna-nox Ror.

4246 uniflbra Suit. one-flowered

JLCDor

30

•«•

W

E. Indies

1817.

C

r.m

Lettsbmia uniflbra Rox.

4247 ornata Swt. adorned

JL tZ3or

10

...

W

E. Indies

1824.

C

r.m

Lettsbima ornata Rox.

494. CALYSTEXH A R. Br. BEARBIND. (Kalvx. a calyx, steee.

a covering.)

Convolvulaceee. 10. — 11.

4248 sepium R. Br. great hedge

J A or

6

jn.s

W Britain m. bed.

R

S.1

Eng. bot. 313

Convolvulus sdpium i,.

2 incarnata red-flowered

Jt A or

6

jn.s

R

N. Amer.

...

R

CO

Bot. mag. 732

4249 sylv«5stns R. 8f S. wood

_3! A or

18

jn.s

W

Hungary

1815.

R

CO

4250 spithamae^a Ph. span

_£ A or

1

jl

W

N. Amer.

1796.

R

CO

Hook. ex. fl. 97

Convolvulus spithama^us L.

4251 parauoxa Ph. paradoxical

-* A un

3

jn.s

w

N. Amer.

1810.

R

s.l

4252 Catesbeana Ph. Catesby's

_§ A un

3

jn.s

p

N. Amer.

1810.

R

S.1

4253 dahurica Fis. Dahurian

JA pr

H

jl

Pk

Dahuria

1823.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2609

4254 tomentbsa R. $ S. woolly

A or

N. Amer.

1818.

D

p.l

Convolvulus stans MX.

4255 Soldanella R. Br. Soldanella

JU A or

1

jn.jl

F

Britain !

;ea sh.

R

s.l

Eng. bot. 314

Convolvulus Soldanella E. B.

4256 reniformis R. Br. kidney-shaped

Jc A un

1

jl.s

F

N. Holl.

1817.

R

s.p

Sw. fl. gar. 181

4257 marginata R. Br. margmate

^k A pr

S

jl

Pk

N. Holl.

1824.

R

r.m

495. MORENO^ Lai. MORENOA. (P. Moreno, a Mexican patriot.) Convolvulaceee. 3. — 5.

4258 patula Lai. spreading JL CZ2 or 6 ... S Mexico 1826. C p.l

4259 grandiflbra Lai. large-flowered JL ES or 6 ... S Mexico 1826. C p.l

4260 globbsa Lai. globose JL E2 or 6 ... S Mexico 1827. C p.l

496. PORAVNA Brm. PORANA. (Poreuo, to journey; extension of branches.) Convolvulaceee. 1. — 3.

4261 volubilis Brm. twining JL CD or 50 jl.au W E. Indies 1820. S p.l Bur. in. 21

497. DINEVTUS Swt. DINETUS.

4262 racembsa Swt. racemose
Porana racembsa Rox.

4263 paniculata Swt. panicled
Porana paniculata Rox.

(Dinetos, that may be twined.)
_£ O pr 12 au.s W Nepal

Convolvulacece. 2.
1823. S co Sw. fl. gar.l£7

JL CD or 10 au.s W E. Indies 1823 C p.l

(B. Cobo, a Spanish botanist.) Cobx&cece. 1. — 2.

fl_ iAI or 20 my.o P Mexico 1792. S p.l Bot. mag. 851

498. COKJE^A Cav. COILEA.
4264 scandens Cav. climbing

*499. Gl'LIA R.Sf P. GILIA. (P. S. Gilio, a Spanish botanist.) Polemoniaceee. 3. — 6.
§4265coronopifblia Pers. Buckhorn-lvd £ OJ or 3 au.s S Carolina 1726. C l.p Ex. bot. 1. 13
Cuntua coronopifblia W- Ipom6psis elegans MX.

4266 parvitibra Spr. small-flowered O or 2 s.n B America 1793. S co Ex. bot. 1. 14
Ipomopsis inconspicua Sm. Cuntua parvifibra Ph.

4267 capitata Hook capitate O or 1 jl.au B Colombia 1826. S p.l Bot. mag. 2698

500. CALDA\57A W. CALDASIA. (J. Co-Idas, a Bogotan naturalist.) Polemoniaceee. 1.

4268 heterophylla W. variable-leaved FTTI or 1£ jn.au B N. Spain 1813. S s.p Bot. reg. 96
Bonplanciza geminiflbra Cay.

501. HOPTZIA J.

HOITZIA. (Hottzit. its name in Mexico.) Polemoniacea:. 3. — 8.

4269 coccinea Cav.

scarlet

* i I or

3

S

Mexico

1824.

C

r.m

Cav. ic. 6. 365

4270 casrtilea Cav.

blue

* i 1 or

1

Pa.B

Mexico

1824.

C

r.m

Cav. ic. 6. 366

4271 glandulbsa Cav.

glandulous 41 \ | or

2

...

Pa.R

Mexico

1825.

C

r.m

Cav. ic. 4. 367

502. RE'TZIJ Thun.

RETZIA.

(A. J. Relzius, prof.

nat. hist, at Lund, in Sweden.)

Convolvulacea 1. — 3.

4272 spicata Thun.

spiked

* | |CU

4

my.jn

Br

C. G. H.

...

C

Lp

Lam. il. 103

503. LUBI'NW Com.

LUBIMIA. (M.deSt.

Lubin, a French officer.)

Primulacete.

I.— 3.

4273 atropurpurea Lk.

dark-purple iU iAi cu

2

...

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

l.p

H. ber. 27

504. E'PACRIS Forsk.
4274 purpurascens R. Br.

EPACRIS. (Epi, upon, akros, the top ; habitation.)
purpurascent » i_J or 3 ja.mr P N. S. W.

Epacrldece.
1803. C s.p

14.— ax

Bot. mag. 844

2 ru' >ra

red.Jtowe

red

1 | or

3

ja.mr

R

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 876

4275 pulch^lla R. Br.

neat

1 | or

4

ap.jn

Pk

N. S. W.

1804.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1 170

4276 microphylla R. Br.

small-lea

ved

1 1 or

2

N. S. W.

1822.

C

Lp

4277 grandiflbra R. Br.

great-flo

vered

1 | or

ja.jn

s'"

N. S. W.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 982

4278 onosnriffiflbra Cun.

Onosma-

flwd

1 | or

2

ap.jl

R

N. Holl.

1823.

C

sp

4279 ruscifblia R. Br.

Ruscus-1

eaved

l | or

2

ap.jn

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

4280 sparsa R. Br.

scattered

l | or

2

ap.jn

w"

N. Holl.

1826.

C

s.p

4281 apiculata Cun.

small-tu

ted

1 | or

2

ap.jn

...

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

4282 obtusifblia R. Br.

blunt-lea

ved

1 | or

3

ap.jn

W

N. S. W.

1804.

C

s.p

Ex. bot. 140

4283 impressa Lab.

impresse

i

1 | or

3

ap.jl

C

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

Sw. au. 4

4284 heteron&ma Lab.

various-s

tmnd

I |or

3

apjl

w

N. Holl.

1823.

C

sp

Lab. n. h. 56

4285 paludbsa R. Br.

marsh

1 )or

3

ap.jl

Pa.R

N. Holl.

1825.

C

s.p

4286 exse>ta R. Br.

drawn-oi

tt

l | or

2

ap.jn

W

Vi. Di. L.

1812.

C

1-p

4287 mucronulata R. Br.

small-pointed

1 | or

3

ap-jl

R

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

505. STYPHENLIA R. Br. STYPHELIA

(Styphelos, rigid

; compact habit.) Epacrldece. 8. — 9.

4288 tubiflbra Sm.

tube-flov

•ered

1 ) or

6

my.au

C

N. S. W.

1802.

s

s.p

Sm. n. h. 14

4289 longifblia R. Br

long-leav

ed

i j or

3

ap.jn

G

N. S. W.

1807.

C

IP

Bot. reg. 24

OilDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

65

4290 laj^ta R. Br.

4291 adscendens R. Br.

4292 viridirlora R. Br.

4293 trifldra B. Rep.

4294 epacrioldes Hart.

4295 lati folia R. Br.

fruitful

ascending

green-flowered

three-flowered

Epacris-like

broad-leaved

l_Jor
I | or

3 ... G

3 ... G

4 ap.jn G

l | or G my.au Pk

, | or 6 jl.au C

I j or 4 ap.jl Pk

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1822.
1822.
1791.
1796.
1823.
1823.

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p Bot. rep. 312

C s.p Bot. mag. 1297

506. ME'LICHRUS R. Br. MELICIIRUS. (Melichros, honey-colored ; glands of flowers.) Epacridea>.2.—3.

4296 rotatus R. Br. rotate «t I _ | or ljap.au S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Cav. ic. 4. 349. 1

4297 medius Cun. middle Jfe i _ | or 2 ap.my S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

507. LISSA'NTHE R. Br.

4298 sapida R. Br.

4299 subulata R. Br.

4300 strigbsa R. Br.

4301 daphnoldes R. Br.

4302 ciliata ll. Br.

LISSANTUE. (Lissos, smooth, anthos, a flower.) Epacridece. 5. —6.

savoury

subulate

strigose

Daphne-like

ciliated

*l_Jor

4 jn.jl

W

tt | | or

2 ap.jl

W

* l | or

3 mv.jl

W

H | | or

3 jn.jl

W

* 1 |or

3 my.jl

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C s.p

N. Holl.

1823.

C s.P

N. Holl.

1824.

C ip

N. Holl.

1818.

C s.p

N. Holl.

1825.

C s.p

Bot.cab.46G

508. ASTROLO\MA R. Br. ASTROLOMA. (Astron, a star, loma, a fringe ; flower.) Epacridene. 2. — 6.

4303 humifusum R. Br. trailing ss t | or 1 my.o S N. S. W. 1807. C s.p Bot. mag. 1439

4304 denticulatum R. Br. denticulate m\ | or 1 my.au Pa. R N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

509. SPRENGE^L/J Sm. SPRENGELIA. (C. C. Sprcngef, of Spandau, in Brandenburgh.) Epacrldece. 1—2.

4305 incarn^ta Sm. fiesh-coloted * i_J or 2 ap.jn F N. S. W. 1793. C s.p Bot. mag. 1719

510. ANDERSOvN/,4 R. Br. ANDERSOVIA. (Messrs. W., A., W., and G. Anderson.) Epacridea:. 1.— 6.
4305 sprengeliolcfe* R. Br. Sprengelia-like St i_J or 2 mr.jl Pk N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1645

511. LYSINE^M A R. Br. LYSIXEMA.
4007 pentapetalum R. Br. five-petaled

4308 conspicuum R. Br. conspicuous

4309 pungens R. Br. pungent
2 rfcbrum red

E'pacris rbsea Lod.

4310 attenuatum Lk. attenuated

4311 lasianthum R. Br. hairy-flowered

(Lysis, a separation, nema, a stamen.)

or

* l | or

It I | Gi-
ft I I or

I | or

l | or

2 f.my Pk

3 i. my

2 f.ap

2 f.ap

2 f.ap

2 f.my

W
Pk

Epacridea:. 4.— G.
' 1-P
s.p

N. Holl. 1823. C

N. Holl. 1824. C

N. S. W. 1804. C l.p Bot. mag. 844

N. S. W. 1804. C l.p Bot. mag. 1199

N. S. W. 1812.
N. Holl. 1820.

C l.p Bot. cab. 38
C l.p

*512. DRACOPHY'LLUM R. Br. DRACOPHYLLUM. (Drakos, a dragon, phyllon, a leaf.) Epacridece. 3.— 6.
side-flowering H i j or 2 ap.au W N. Holl. 1823. S s.p Sw. au. ic. in.

4312 secundum R. Br.

4313 longifdlium R. Br.
$4314 gracile.fi. Br.

2 ap.au W
2 ap.my W

N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 1823. C s.p Bot. mag. 2678

long-leaved fit i | or

slender It \ \ or

513. TROCHOCA'RPA R. Br. TROCHOCARPA. (Trochos, a wheel ; Jcarpos, fruit ; form.) Epacrldea:. 1.

43 15 teurina R. Br. LaureUfe * i_J or 4 ap.au W N. Holl. 1823. C s.p Lin. tr. 8. 9
Styphdlia cornifblia Rud.

514. ACRO'TRICHE R. Br. ACROTRICHE. (Akros, a point, thrix, hair ; corolla.) Epacridece. 3. — 8.

4316 cordata R. Br. heart-leaved «t ,_J or | ap.jl W N. Holl. 1823. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1.63

4317 ovalifdlia R. Br. oval-leaved * i | or $ ap.au W N. Holl. 1823. C s.p

4318 divaricata R. Br. divaricate

<s I | or

* I 1 or

W N. Holl. 1824. C

s.p

515. MONO'TOCA R. Br. MONOTOCA. (Monos, one, tokos, birth ; germen one-seeded.) Epacridea. 4. — G.

4319 elliptica R. Br. elliptic

4320 lineata R. Br. lined
Styphelia glauca Lab.

4321 scoparia R. Br. Broom

4322 alba R. Br. white

I | or

L_|or

l_Jor
l_|or

8 my.au W N. S. W. 1802. C l.p

6 my.au W V. Di. L. 1804. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1.61

5 my.au \V N. Holl. 1825. C s.p

6 my.au W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

516. PONCELENT/^ R. Br. PONCELETIA. (M. Poncelet, a French botanist.) Epacridea. 1.

4323 sprengettoides R. Br. Sprengelia-like * i_J or 1 my.jn ... N. Holl. 1826. C p.l

517. COSME^LIA R. Br. COSMELIA. (Kosmeo, to adorn : beauty.)

4324 rubra R. Br. red-flowered * i_J or 1£ ... R N. Holl. 1826.

Epacridece. 1.
C s.P

* 518. LEUCOPCTGON R. Br. LEUCOPOGON. (Lcukos, white, pogon.

beard ;

flowers.)

Epacridea: 12 — 48.

4325 lanceolatus R. Br. lanceolate

at | |or

12

my.au

W

N.

S. W.

1790.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 287

4326 Richei R. Br. Riche's

It ( |or

5

my.au

W

N.

Holl.

1822.

C

l.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 6G

Styphelia Riche/ Lab.

4327 obovatus R. Br. -obovate

*l_Jor

1

my.au

W

N.

HolL

1824.

C

l.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 67

Styphdlia obovata Lab.

4328 e-ricoldes R. Br. Heath-leaved

it | |or

6

W

N.

S. W.

1815.

C

IP

Cav. ic. 4.347.1

4329 colllnus R Br. hill

It | |or

2

my.jn

W

V.

Di. L.

1824.

C

P-l

4330 virgatus R. Br. twiggy

It | | or

2

my.jl

W

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 6-4

4331 amplexicaulis R. Br. stem clasping

it | | or

3

W

N.

S. W.

1815.

C

l.p

Lin. tr. 8. 8

4332 microphyllus R. Br. small-leaved

* 1 | or

2

my.jl

W

N.

Holl.

1818.

C

IP

Cav. ic. 4. 349. 2

4333 striatus R. Br. striated

It | j or

3

my.au

W

N.

Holl.

1823.

C

l.p

4334 appressus R. Br. pressed togethei

r«t | | or

3

my.au

W

N.

Holl.

1820.

C

l.p

4335.;uniperinus R. Br. Juniper-leaved

It | ] or

3

ap.jn

W

N.

S. W.

1804.

C

l.p

Bot. cab. 447

4336 setiger R. Br. setigerous

•ft \ |or

2

W

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

l.p

519. CYATHCTDES Lab. CYATHODES. (Kyathos, a cup, eidos, like; nectary.)
4337 glauca Lab. glaucous ti | or 20 ap.jn ... V. Di. I. 1818.

C

Epacridece. 3. — 7.
s.p Lab.n.h. 1.81

4338 Oxyceclrus R. Br. Prickly Cedar

it i |or

6

ap.jn

...

V.

Di. I.

1822.

C

s.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 69

Styphdlia Oxycedrus Lab.

4339 acerosa R. Br. chaffy

»\ | or

8

ap.au

W

N.

Holl.

1823.

C

s.p

Gae. fr. 2. 94

520. STENANTHENRA R. Br. STENANTHERA. (Stems, narrow, anthera, an anther.) Epacridete. I.
4340 pinifdlia R. Br. Pine-leaved » i_J or 6 my.jl S N. S. W. 1811. C s.p Bot. reg.218

*521. AZA^LEA L.

AZALEA. (Axaleos, dry, arid ; habitation.)

§4341 indica L.

Indian 11 i 1 or 4 mr.my S China

2 purpiYrea plena
3 variegata

double-purple ** t | or 4 mr.my P China
variegated H | | or 4 mr.my St China

4 alba

pure-white & \ | or 4 mr.my W China

5 aurantJaca

orange * | | or 4 mr.my O China

6 phcenfcea
4342 sinensis Lod.

purple a i 1 spl 3 my P China
Chinese H i | or 3 my Y China

4343 p6ntica L.

Pontic Sfe or 6 my.jn Y Turkey

2 glafica

glaucous 3fe or 6 my.jn Y Turkey

3 albifldra

white-flowered 3fe cr 6 my.jn W Turkey

F

Rhodordcece. 13. —

1808. C p.l Bot. mag. 1400

1819. C pi Bot. mag. 2509

1824. C p.l

1819. C p.l Bot. reg. 811

1822. C p.l
1824. C p.l

1823. L s.p Bot. cab. 885
1793. L s.p Bot. mag. 433

... L s.p

... L sp Bot. mag. 2383

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

4 cuprea

copper-eo/om/ 3k

or 6 mr.my Cop Turkey ... L s.p

5 pallida

pale-yellow 3k

or 6 mr.my Pa.Y Turkey ... L s.p

6 tricolor

three-colored Sk

or 6 mr.my Y.R Turkey ... L s.p

4344 calendulacea MX.
1 crbcea

Marygold-like 3k
saffron-colored 3k

or 4 my.jn O N. Amer. 1806. L s.p
or 4 my.jn Saf N. Amer. ... L p.l Eot. mag. 172

2 chrysolecta

fine-golden Sfe

or 4 my.jn Y N. Amer. ... L, s.p

3 granditiora
4 cuprea
5 splendens
6 flammea

large-flowered 3k
copper-colored 3k
shining Sfe
flame-colored 3fc

or 4 my.jn O N. Amer. ... L s.p
or 4 my.jn Cop N. Amer. ... L p.l
or 4 my.jn O N. Amer. ... L p.l
or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. 1812. L s.p Bot. reg. 145

7 triumphans

triumphant Sfe

or 4 my.jn O N. Amer. ... JL p.l

8 ignescens i

ignescent 3k

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L p.l

4345 canescens MX.

canescent 3k

or 3 my.jn R N. Amer. 1812. L s.p

4^46 specitea VV.
1 miljor

showy 3fe
larger-scarfc/ 3fe

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... L p.l Den. br. 116
or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... L p.l Bot. cab. 624

2 crispa

curled 3k

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... L, s.p

3 aurantia

orange 3k

or 4 my.jn O N. Amer. ... L s.p

4 obllqua
Sjorunifblia

oblique 3k
Plum-leaved 3fe

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p
or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

6 cucullata

hooded 3k

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

7 revoluta

revolute Sfe

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

8 ciliata

ciliated 3k

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

9 acutifdlia

acute-leaved 3k

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

10 undulata

wa\ed-lcaved Sk

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

11 tortulifdlia

twisted-leaved 3k

or 4 my.jn .. N. Amer. ... L s.p

4347 nudiflbra L,.

naked-flowered Sfe

or 3 my.jn S.Pk N. Amer. 1734. L s.p

lalba

early- white 3k

or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. ... L s.p

2 alba pldna

double-white 3k

or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. ... L s.p

3 blanda

soft Sk

or 4 my.jn Bh N. Amer. ... L s.p

4 carnea

fleshy 3k

or 4 my.jn Pa.R N. Amer. 1734. L p.l Bot. reg. 120

5 caroliniana

Carolina 3k

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... L s.p

6 coccinea

scarlet 3k

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... 1* p.l Bot. mag. 180

7 corymbbsa
; 8 crispa

corymbose 3k
curled Sk

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. .. L s.p
or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

9 cumulata

bundled 3k

or 4 my.jn S.Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

10 discolor

various-colored 3k

or 4 my.jn W.s N. Amer. .. L s.p

11 fastigiata

pyramidal Sk

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

12 fl6rida

many-flowered 3k

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

13 globdsa

globose 3k

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

14 glomerata

glomerated &

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

15 incana

hoary 3k

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

16 incarnata

fiesh-colored 3k

or 4 my.jn I N. Amer. .. L s.p

17 mirabilis

wonderful Sk

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. .. L s.p

18 magnifica

magnificent Sk

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. .. L s.p

19 montana

mountain 3k

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. .. L s.p

20 pallida

pale-flowered 3k

or 4 my.jn Pa.R N. Amer. .. L s.p

21 paluddsa

marsh 3k

or 4 my.jn Pk N. Amer. .. L s.p

22 papilion^cea

butterfly 3k

or 4 my.jn Str N. Amer. .. L s.p

23 partita
24 parvifldra

five-parted 3k
small-flowered 3k

or 4 my.jn W.R N. Amer. .. L s.p
or 4 my.jn ... N. Amer. .. L s.p

25 prolifera

proliferous Sk

or 4 my.jn ... N. Amer. .. L s.p

26 pumila

dwarf 3k

or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. ... L s.p

27 purpurascens

purpurascent Sk

or 4 my.jn P N. Amer. ... L s.p

28 purpurea
29 purpurea pldna

purple &
double-purple Sk

or 4 my.jn P N. Amer. ... L s.p
or 4 my.jn P N. Amer. ... JL s.p

30 rosea

roseate (ill

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L s.p

31 rube>rima

reddest 3k

or 4 my.jn D.R N. Amer. . . L s.p

32 rubescens

rubescent 3k

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L s.p

33 rubicunda

ruddy Sk

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L s.p

34 rubra

red Sk

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L p.l Bot. cab. 51

35 rutilans

shining-red Sk

or 4 my.jn D.R N. Amer. ... L p.l

36 semiduplex

semidouble Sk

or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. ... L p.l

37 staminea

long-stamened 3k

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L p.l

38 stellata

starry Sk

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L p.l

39 tricolor

three-colored Sk

or 4 my.jn S.w N. Amer. ... L p.l

40 variabilis

variable Sk

or 4 my.jn R N. Amer. ... L p.l

41 variegata

variegated 3k

or 4 my.jn R.W N. Amer. ... L p.l

42 versicolor

party-colored 3k

or 4 rnv.jn R.w N. Amer. ... L p.l

43 violkcea

violet-colored Sk

or 4 my.jn V N. Amer. ... L p.l

44 Coburgz*

Coburgh's 3k

or 4 my.jn S N. Amer. ... L p.l

4348 bicolor Ph.

two-colored Sk

or 4 my.jn St N. Amer. 1734. L s.p Tr. elir. 48

4349 viscdsa L.

clammy Sk

or 2 jl.au W N. Amer. 1 34. L s.p Mee. ic. 2. 9

1 odorata

scented Sk

or 4 jl. W N. Amer. .. L p.l

2 crispa

curled Sk

or 4 jl. W N. Amer. ., L p.l

3 dealb£ta

whited Sk

or 4 jl- W N. Amer. .. L p.l

4 vittata

filleted Sii

or 4 jl. W.s N. Amer. .. L p.l

5 penicillata

pencilled 3k

or 4 jl. W.R N. Amer. .. L p.l

6 variegata

variegated Sfe

or 4 jl. W.R N. Amer. .. L p.l

7 rubescens

rubescent 3k

or 4 jl. R N. Amer. .. L p.l

8 pubescens

pubescent Sk

or 4 jl. R N. Amer. ... L p.l Bot. cab. 441

9 f issa

cleft 3k

or 4 jl. "W N. Amer. ... L p.l

4350 arborescens Ph.

arborescent 3k

or 10 il. R N. Amer. 1818. L s.p

4351 nitida Ph.

shining-leaved 3k

or 4 jl. W N. Amer. 1812. C l.p Bot. reg. 414

4352 glauca Lam.

dwarf-glaucous Sk

or 2 jn W N. Amer. 1734. L s.p Den. br. 15

4353 hispida P h.

hispid &

or 15 jn W N. Amer. 1734. L s.p Den. br. 6 ' •

522. CHAM^ELE^DON Lk. CHARLELEDON.

(Chamai, dwarf, ledon, a kind of cistus.) Rhodordcece. 1.

4354 procumbens Lk. trailing n. or | ap.my Pk Britain sc. m. L s.p Eng. bot. 865
Azalea procdmbens L. Loiseleuria procumbens Desv.

523. BRE'XIA Nor. BREXIA. (Brexis, rain ; leaves afford protection against.) Brexiea. 8.

4355 madagascariensis Pers. Madagascar £ d) or 30 jn G Mauritius 1812. C s.p Bot. reg. 730

4356 spinosa Lindl. thorny t CD or SO jn G Madagas. 1812. C p.l Bot. reg. 872

4357 chrysophf lla Swt. golden-leaved $ I 1 or SO Madagas. 1820. C p.l

524. OPHIORHrZA L. SNAKE ROOT. (Opfiis, a snake, rhixa, a root ; med. qual.) Rubiacea. L

4358 Mtingos L. Mungos tt. Q or 3 my.d W E. Indies 1820. C s.p

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

C7

f.25. ALLAMA'ND^ L. AI.LAMANDA. (Dr. F. Allamanrf, prof, at Leyden.)
4359 cathartica L. cathartic <ft Q or 12 jn.jl Y Guiana 1785,

*52tl THEOPHRA'ST/f L. THEOPHRASTA. (TAeophrastus, father of nat. hist.)
4J60 Jussiae\ Lindl. Jussia»us's *k I | or 3 ... W Hispanio. 1818.

527. CLAVI\M Fl. per. CLAVIJA.
4j*il macrophylla Fl. per. long-leaved

528. TI'NCA L. PERIWIVKLB.
4.362 herbacea Kit. herbaceous

4363 minor L. lesser

2 alba white-flowered

3 argenteo-variegata silver-striped

4 aureo-variegata gold-striped

5 flore pleno double

4364 major L. greater

2 variegata variegated

4365 pusilla L.
par vi flora W.

4366 r6sea L. roseate ML

2 alba white-flowered e.

3 ocellata red-eyed. a. I 1 or

Jt,
JU.

smalLflowered O or

(J. Clavijo Faxardo, a Spanish naturalist.)
i CD or 30 ... W S. Amer. 1816.

(Vinculum, a band; twining shoots.)
!U or 1^ jn.jl P Hungary 1816.
Britain bu. pi.
Britain gard.
Britain gard.
Britain gard.
Britain gard.
England groves.
England gard.
E. Indies 1778.

or

1 mr.s

V

or

1 mr.s

W

or

1 mr.s

V

or

1 mr.s

v

or

2 mr.s

V

or

2 mr.s

B

or

2 mr.s

B

Apocfincce. 1. - 2.
C r.m Bot. mag. 338

Apocyneee. 1 2.

S r.m Lind. col. 26

Myrsinex. 1. — 4.
C r.m

Apocyneee. 5 6.

D s.l Bot. mag. 2002

D co Eng. bot. 917

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co Eng. bot. 514

co
S s.l

Mur. 2. 1

529. .2VTTRIUM L.
4387 Oleander L.

2 album

3 splendens

4 variegatum

4368 odorum H. K.

2 carneum

3 plenum

4369 flavescens Spin

NERIUM.

Oleander * t | or

white-flowered ** i | or

shining 4t | | or

variegated * i ) pr

sweet-scented it I I or

double-flowered*. \ | or

flavescent

1 | or

1 mr.o
1 mr.o
1 mr.o

(Ncros, hut
8 jn.o
8 jn.o
7 jn.o
8 jn.o
6 jn.au
6 jn.au
5 jn.au
5 jn.au

R.W E. Indies 1756.
W E. Indies 1756.
St E. Indies 1756.

nid; habitat.)
R S. Europe 1596.
\V S. Europe 1596.
R S. Europe 1814.
St S. Europe ...
Pa.R E. Indies 1683.
Pk E. Indies 1683.
Pa.R E. Indies 1683.
Pa.Y 1816.

C r
C r

C T

Apo
L r
L r
L r
L r
C r
C r
C r
C r

m Bot. mag. 248
m
m

cynece. 3. — 5.
m Lam. il. 174
m Bot. cab. 700
m
m Bot. cab. 666
m R, mal. 9. 2
m
m Bot. reg. 74
m

530. ALSTONN/4 R. Br. ALSTONIA. (Dr. C. Alston, prof, of medicine, Edinburgh.) Apocynece. 2. —4.

4370 venenata R. Br. poisonous * CD pr 6 my.jn W E. Indies 1825. C p.l

4371 scholaris R. Br. school * Q or 8 mr.my W E. Indies 1824. C s.p R. mal. 1.45
oleandraefblia Lod. Cerium tincturium Hort.

531. CRYPTO'LEPIS R. Br. CRYPTOLEPIS. (Kryptoi, hidden, lepis, a scale.) Apoctinea. 1. — 2.

4372 elegans Lo. C. elegant J_ Q or 6 Brazil * 1824. C p.l

532. ALY'XIA R. Br. ALYXIA. (Alyxis, anxiety ; gloomy appearance.) Apocynete. 1. — 8.
4,373 Richardson? Swt. Richardson's * i I or 4 ap.jn W N. Holl. 1823. C p.l Bot. reg. ic. in

4374 ruscifolia R. Br. Iluscus-leaved » i_J or 5 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

533. THENA'RDU Kth. THENARDIA. (M. Thenard, a disting. French chemist.) Apocynea:. 1. — 2.

4375 floribunda Kth. bundle-flowered^, fl or 10 ... B Mexico 1823. C p.l H. & B. 3. 24(J

534. PRESTONN7.4 R, Br. PRESTOXIA. (C. Preston, M. D.,
4376 tomentosa R. Br. woolly ^ 1 1 or 8 my.au
4377 glabrata Bonp. smoothed J_ 1 i or 8 my.au

5.35. WRrGHTJ^ R. Br. WRIGHTIA. (Dr. W. Wright,
4878 antidysenterica R. Br. antidysenteric £ l~l or 10
^rium antidvsentericum L.
4379 zeylanica R. Br. Cevlon f Q or 10
43SO tinctoria R. Br. dyer's J Cl or 15
4381 coccinea B. M. scarlet J CD spl 12 jn
Cerium coccineum Wai.

a correspondent of Ray.) Apocyneee. 2. — 6.
W? Brazil 1820. C p.l
W? S. Amer. 1823. C p.l

a Scotch physician.) Aporfncte. 4. — G.
W E. Indies 1778. C r.m R. mal. 1. 47

W E. Indies ... C r.m Bur. zey. 12. 2
W E. Indies 1812. C l.p Bot. reg. 9,33
S E. Indies 1822. C p s Bot. cab. 894

536. BEAUMO'NT/^

Wai. BEAUMONTIA. ( Diana, the lady of Col. T. Beaumont.} Apoctfneee. 2. —

4382 grandiflora Wai.

large-flowered

Bel

20

jn

W

E. Indies

1820.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 911

4383 longif&lia Lod.

long-leaved

or

20

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

r.m

*537. ^CHPTES L.
4384 umbellata Jac.

ECHITES.
umbelled

(Echis, a viper ; smooth twining shoots.)
t O or 15 jl W Jamaica 1733.

Apocyneee. 22. — 60.
C p.l Jac. am. 30. 22

4385 biflura Jac.

•twin-flowered

JLOor

20

jl

w

W. Indies

i 1793.

C

p.l

Jac. am. SO. £1

4386 domingensis Jac.
4387 suberecta Jac.

St. Domingo
suberect

^d]or

10
10

jl.au
jn.au

Y

Y

W. Indies 1820.
Jamaica 1759.

C
C

P.1
p.l

Jac. ic. 53
Bot. mag. 1064

4388 torosa Jac.

twisted

§or

10

jn.au

Y

Jamaica

1778.

C

p.l

Jac. am. 33. 27

4389 Heyn/i Spr.

Heyncs's

or

5

jn.au

Y

E. Indies

1818.

C

P-l

4390 bisplnosa T/ilin.

twin-spined

M- | (CUl

1

(in

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

C

p.l

4391 succulenta Than.

succulent

tt. | | or

1

jl.n

Br

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

N. a. p. 14. 9. 2

4,392 tuberosa Haw.

tuberous

fc_ 1 | or

1

C. G. H.

1813.

C

s.p

4393 caryophyllata Rox.

clove-leaved

Ror

6

0

Pa.Y

E. Indies

1812.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 1919.

4394 grandiflora Roth

large-leaved

or

8

...

Pk

E. Indies

1823.

C

p.l

4395 antidysenterica Roth antidysenteric «L CZI or
4396 frut«5scens Rox. frutesccnt $ LTD or

6
10

jnjl

Pk

E. Indies
E. Indies

1821.
1816.

C
C

p.l
p.l

4397 reticulata Roth

netted

i-CJor

6

jl.au

Y"

E. Indies

1818.

C

p.l

4398 malabarica Lam.

Malabar

6

jl.au

R

Malabar

1822.

C

p.l

R. mal. 9. 12

4399 tomentosa Vahl

woolly

/ 'I Q£

3

jl.au

Y

Guiana

1824.

C

p.l

4400 rubricaulis Pair.

red-stemmed

t_ 1 — 1 or

6

jl.au

Y

Guiana

1824.

C

p.l

4401 longiflora Deaf.
4402 paniculata Pair.

long-flowered
. panicled

$_ 1 1 or
JL C~i or

6

10

my.au
jl.au

W?
Y

Brazil
S. Amer.

1816.
1823.

C
C

p'l

4403 difformis Walt.

two-formed

ft_ i | or

8

jl

P.Y

Carolina

1806.

C

p.l

4404 Richardii R. & S.

Richard's

5L 1 1 or

3

jl.au

Y

Guiana

1824.

C

p.l

4405 peltata Loch

buckler-leaved

10

...

Trinidad

1826.

C

P.1

538. VALLA"RIS R. Br. VALLARW. (Vallo, to enclose; used for fences in Java.) Apoc$ne<c. 1. — 2.

4406 pergulanus Brm. trellis JL D or W ••• w E< Indies 18ia C p.l Hu. am. 5. 29
Pergularia glabra W.

539. PARSO'NSJJ R. Br. PAUSONSIA. (Dr. Parsons, a Scotch botanist.) Apoctnete. 2. — 5.

4407 corymbusa R. Br. corymbose JL Q or 8 Jn-au ••• S. Amer. 1820. C p.l Jac. am. pic. 37
jEchltes corymbosa Jac.

4108 floribftnda R. Br. bundle-flowered J_ O or 6 jn.au ... Jamaica 1820. C p.l
£chHes floribunda Swx.

F 2

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

540. ICHNOCA'RPUST?. Br. ICHNOCARPUS. (Ichrtos, a vestige, karpos, fruit.) Apocynca-. 1. — 2.

4409 frutescens #. K. frutescent * Q or 10 jl.au P E. Indies 1759. C p.l Bur. zcy. 12. 1
4p6cypiua fruttscens L.

541. HjfcMADI'CTYON Lindl. (Haima, blood, diktyon, a net ; leaves) Apocynece. 1.

4410 venbsum imrf/. mJ-veined $_ CU or 20 jn.au Y W. Indies 1821. C p.l Bot. mag. 2473
.Echltes sanguinoltinta J. nutans B. M.

542. JPO'CYNUM L. DOG'S-BANE. (Apo, from, kyon, a dog; takes life from them.) Apocynece. 4. — 12.
4Ulrtndros;emifulium L. Tutsan-leaved ^ A or 2 jl.s Str N. Amer. 1688. Sk p.l Bot.mag.280

4412 cannabinum L. Hemp-like ^ A or 3 jl.s Y N. Amer. 1699. Sk co M. h. 3. 3. 14

4413 Aypericifolium L. Hypericum-lvd^ A or 2 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1758. Sk co Jac. vin. 3. 6G

4414 venfetum L. Venetian ^ A or 2 jn.jl W Adriatls. 1690. Sk co Lob. ic. 372

543. CARPODrNUS R. Br. CARPODINUS. (Karpos, fruit, dinos, a circle ; round fr.) Apocynece. 1. — 2.

4415 dulcis G. Don svteet-Pishamin I 1 f r 8 jn.jl G S. Leone 1822. C l.p

544. PLUMIENR.L* L.

4416 rdbra L.

4417 purpurea R. 8f P.

4418 incarnata R. % P.

4419 acumimita H. K.
4120 tricolor Ft. per.
44211fctea R. % P.

4422 alba L. -

4423 obtusa L.

4424 pudica Jac.

4425 tricolor R. & P.

4426 longifolia Lam.

4427 tuberculata Lod.
4t28 mexicana Lod.

4429 tenuifblia Lod.

4430 conspicua Hart.

4431 North/ana Lo. C.

4432 Blandford«a«a Lo. C,

4433 nfvea Lo. C.

4434 macrophylla Lo. C.

4435 leucantha Lo. C.

4436 Gouam D. Don

545. LYO'.NS/^ R, Br. LYONSIA. (7. Lyons, an English botanist.) Apocynece. 1. — 4.

4437 straminea R. Br. straw-colored J_ Q or 6 jn.au St N. Holl. 1820. C p.l

PLUMIERIA. (C. Plumier, a celebrated French botanist.)

Apocynece. 21. — 23.

red 1 CD

or

15

jl.au

R

Jamaica

1690.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 27'J

purple * CD
fiesh-colored * i 1

or
or

4
5

jl.au
jl.au

P

F

Peru
Peru

1820.
1820.

C
C

r.m
r.m

Fl. per. 2. 137
Fl. per. 138

acuminated J 1 i

or

20

jn.s

R.Y

E. Indies

1790.

C

r.m

Bot. reg. 114

three-colored f_ CD

or

1.)

J1.0

Va

W. Indies

1815.

C

r.m

Bot. reg. 510

yellow * CD

or

5

jl.au

Y

Peru

1815.

C

r.m

Fl. per. 2. 142

white 1 CD
blunt-leaved J 1 1

or
or

15
10

jl.au
jl.au

W
W

Jamaica 1733.
W. Indies 1733.

C
C

r.m
r.m

Jac. am. 174. 2
Cat. car. 1. 93

chaste-flowered * CD

or

5

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

>B

C

r.m

two-colored £ CD

or

15

jLo

\V.Y

S. Amer.

1815.

C

r.m

Bot. reg. 480

long-leaved

CD

or

5

jl.au

W

Madagas.

1819.

C

r.m

warted

or

3

au

W

St.Domin

.1812.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 681

Mexican

[ — I

or]

6

jn.jl

W

Mexico

1810.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 1024

fine-leaved

j —

or

5

jl.au

...

S. Amer.

1820.

C

r.m

conspicuous

1 —

or

6

jl.au

...

S. -Amer.

1820.

C

r.m

North's

or

7

jl.au

...

S. Amer.

1820.

C

r.m

. Blandford's

or

10

jl.au

S. Amer.

1825.

C

r.m

white

or

10

jl.au

w"

S. Amer.

1825.

C

r.m

long-leaved

r —

or

10

jl.au

w

S. Amer.

1825.

C

r.m

white-flowered

| —

or

10

jl.au

w

S. Amer.

1825.

C

r.m

Gouan's

1

or

10

my.au

w

Mexico

1824.

C

r.m

Lam. ic. in.

546. STROPHA'NTHUS Dec. STROPHANTHUS. (Strophos, twisted, anthos, flower.) Apocynece. 2. —6.

4438 dichotomus Dec. forked tt CD or 3 f.mr Y China 1818. C r.m But. reg. 469
.Echltes caudata L.

4439 sarmentosus Dec. sarmentose *k CD or 6 my.jl R S. Leone 1824. C p.l An. mu. 1. 27

547. CAMERA'RIJ L. BASTARD MANcmifEEL. (J. Camerarius, a hot. of Nuremberg.) Apocyncce. 3. — 6.

4440 latifolia L. broad-leaved J CD or 30 au W Havannahl733. C r.m Bot. rep. 261

4441 dubia B. M. doubtful * CD or 6 my.au O E. Indies 1813. C r.m Bot. cab. 406
Wright/a dubia Spr.

4442 angustifolia L. narrow-leaved * CD or 8 s W S. Amer. 1752. C r.m PI. ic. 72. 2

Citron-leaved i CD or
white Jf CD or

Laurel-leaved Jf i i or
great-flowered » CD or
sprouty i CD or

Almond-leaved *t r 1 or
sundry-colored J> 1 1 or
curled * | | or
arched f_ \ 1 or
Persicaria-lvd * [ 1 or
garland * CD or
double A 1 1 or
B.M.
waved i CD or
sweet-scented «t r~] or

15

10

13
6
10

6

10
6
40
6
4
4

10
4

my.au
my

my.s
ap.au
my.o

my.s
my.s

o.n

Taberruemontanus, eel. bot.) Apocynece. 13. — 36.
Y - Jamaica 1784. C r.m PI. ic. 248. 2
Y '* W. Indies 1780. C r.m Jac. am. 175. 14

Y W. Indies 1768. C r.m Bot. reg. 716
W Trinidad 1823. C r.m Jac. am. pic. 41
W Carthag. 1820. C r.m Jac.am.pi.259.10

* 548. TABERN^MONTA^N^ L. TABERNJEMONTANA. (J. T.

4443 citrifMia L.

4444 alba Mil.
citrifulia Jac. not L.

4445 /aurifolia L.

4446 grandi flora Jac.

4447 cymosa Jac.
multiflora Lk.

4448 omygdalifblia Jac.

4449 discolor Suit.

4450 crispa

4451 arcuata R. fy P.

4452 persicariasfolia Jac.

4453 coronaria W.
2 flure pleno

JVerium coronarium B. M.

4454 undulata Vahl

4455 odorata Spr.

Cameraria Ihtea W. Tamaquarma Aub.'

549. AMSO^N/^ Walt. AMSONIA. (Charles Amason, an American traveller.) Apocynece. 3. — 4.

4456 latifolia MX. broad-leaved ^ A or 2 my.jn B N. Amer. 1759. D co Bot reg. 151
Tabernasmontano Amsonm H. K.

W S. Amer.

W.Y Jamaica

W E. Indies

Crea Peru

C'rea Carthag.

W E. Indies

W E. Indies

O Trinidad

Y Cayenne

1780.
1822.
1818.
1824.
1819.
1770.
1770.

1824.
1793.

C r.m Bot. reg. 338

C r.m

C r.m R. mal. 1. 46

C r.m Fl. per. 2. 143

C r.m Jac. ic. 320

C r.m Bot. cab. 406

C r.m Bot. mag. 1865

C r.m

C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 102

4457 salicifolia Ph.

4458 angustifblia MX.

* 550. CE'RBER^

4459 Ahouai L.

4460 ovata Cav.

4461 fruticbsa Rox.

4462 Tanquin Rox.

4463 Oddllam Ham.
Mariettas B. M.

4464 lactaria Ham.
Manghas H. K.

4465 maculata W.

4466 teuri folia B. C.

4467 Thevet/Vi L.

4468 thevetioides Bon p.

551. OCHROXSIA J.

4469 borb6nica J.

Willow-leaved
narrow-leaved

A or
A or

2 my jn
2 my.jn

N. Amer. 1812.
N. Amer. 1774.

D co
I) co

Bot. mag. 1873
Yen. ch. 29

L. CERBERA. (Cerberus, the mythological dog ; poisonous qualities.) Apocynece. 9. — 1
Ahouai 1 CD or 20 jn.jl Y Brazil 1739. C r.m Bot. mag. 737

Cerbera borbonica Spr

oval-leaved
shrubby
Tanquin
Odallam

milky

spotted
Laurel-leaved
Thevetia
Thevetia-like

OCHROSIA.

Bourbon

;B

jn.jl
or 3
or 4

or 20 jn.s

my

Y
R
Pk
W

N. Spain
Pegu 1819.
Zanzibar 1826.
E. Indies 1756.

C r m Cav. ic. 3. 270

C r.m Bot. reg. 391

C r.m

C r.m Bot. mag. 1845

or 20 jn.s W Moluccas 1800. C r.m Ru. am. 2. 81

*CD'
*CD<

jn.jl
my.s
jn-jl
jn.jl

Bourbon 1782.

India 1818.

S. Amer. 1735.

N. Spain 1800.

C r.m Bot. reg. 130

C p.l Bot. cab. 989

C r.m Bot. mag. 2309

C r.m

(Ocfiros, pale j wood.)
It [~1 or 10 Bourbon

Apocynece. 1. — 2.
1823. C p.l

OllDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

(Dis, double, solen, a tube; tube of corolla.) Apocynece. 1.
|_J or 4 ...... China 1812. C p.l

552. DISSOLE^NA Lou. DISSOLENA.

4470 verticil lata Lou. whorled
Cerbenz chine'nsis Spr.

553. WILLUGHB.EYJ Sco. WILLUGIIBEIA. (F. WMughby, a distin. English naturalist.) Apocynece. I.

4471 edulis Rox. eatable 1 CD or 10 jn.au ... E. Indies 1818. C p.l

TEAK-WOOD. (Tekka, its name in Malabar.) Verbenacete. 1.

~

554. TE'CTONA L.
4472 griindis L.

great

,
f~~l tin 100

W E. Indies 1777. S l.p Rox. cor. 1. 6

(The Greek name for the common ash.) Sapbtece. 13. — 28.

or 10 au

W N. Amer. 1758. L s.l Duh. ar. 2. 68

555. .SUME^LIA Swx. BUMELIA.
4473 /ycioides IV. Boxthorn-like

Sideroxylon /ycio"ides L.

4474 oblongifolia Nut. oblong-leaved

4475 tfenax W. tough
Sideruxylon tfcnax L.

4476 lanuginosa Ph. woolly-leaved

4477 reclinata Fen. reclinate

4478 serrata Ph. serrated

4479 strigosa Spr. meagre
Sideroxylon strigosum W. en.

4480 n\gra Sivz. black

4481 nervosa Vahl fibrous
Chrysophyllum macrophyilum Lam.

4482 borbonica Lo. C. Bourbon

4483 salicifolia Swx. Willow-leaved
^4Nchras salicifolia L.

4184 fcetidissima W. most fetid

4485 rotundif olia Swx. round-leaved

4486 cuneata Swx. wedge-leaved ,

556. CHRYSOPHY'LLUM L. STAR-APPLE. (Chrysos, gold, phyUon,a leaf.) Sapbtece. 6. — 15.

4487 Cainito L. Cainito i CD fr 50 my.jn W W. Indies 1737. C r.m Jac. am. 51. 37.

&
±

or
tm

10

20

jl.au
jl.au

W
W

N. Amer. 1818.
Carniola 1765.

L
C

p.l
p.l

Jac. ob. 3. 54

&

&
&

1

or
or
fr
_Jor

6
3

12
20

jn'"
jl.au

W
W
W
W

Carolina 1806.
Carolina 1806.
Missouri 1812.
N. Amer. 1818.

C

C

c

L

r.m
r.m
r.m
p.i

Yen. ch. 22

1

1 1 tm
1 lor

50
30

...

W
W

W. Indies 1806.
Guiana 1820.

C

c

r.m
r.m

1

O or
1 1 tm

20
20

...

W
W

Bourbon 1825.
S. Amer. 1758.

c
c

r.m
p.l

Cat. car. 2.75

1

C 1 or
[ZJ or
C i or

22
20
14

jn.au

W
W
W

W. Indies 1820.
W. Indies ...
W. Indies 1823.

c
c
c

r.m
r.m
r.m

2 jamaicense

3 cserfileum

4 microphyllum

4488 argenteum Jac. silvery t I 1 fr

4489 angustifolium Lam. narrow-leaved J [~~1 fr

4490 monopyrfenum Swx. one-stoned i I I fr

4191 glabrum Jac. smooth _

4492 macrophyllumG.Dore long-leaved J

Jamaica

blue-fruited £ CD fr 40 my.jn W
small-leaved J I I fr 30 my.jn W
W
W
Br

fr 40 my.jn W Jamaica 1737. C r.m SI. jam. 3. 229

20
30

fr 15
fr 100

S. Amer. 1737. C r.m Jac. am. pic. 52

S. Amer. 1800. C r.m Jac. am. pic. 53

Martiniq. 1758. C r.m Jac. am. 53. 38. 1

W. Indies 1819. C r.m

W. Indies 1812. C r.m Bur. am. 69

Martiniq. 1823. C r.m Jac. am. 38. 2

S. Leone 1824. C r.m

557. NYCTERISI'TION R. 8j P. NYCTERISITION. (Nykteris, a bat, sition, food ; flower.) Sapbtece. 1.

4493 ferrugineum R. # P. rusty i HI! fr 30 ... W S. Amer. 1823. C r.m Fl. per. 2. 187
Chrysophyllum splendens Spr.

558. SIDERO'XYLON L. IRON-WOOD. (Sideros, iron, xylon, wood.) Sapbtece. 2. — 8.

4494 inerme L. unarmed • L_J or 5 jl W C. G. H. 1692. L p.l Lam. il. 2. 120. 1

4495 tomentosum Rox. woolly * CD or 8 ... Y.w E. Indies 1818. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.28

559. ARGA^NIA R. & S. ARGANIA. (Argam, its aboriginal name.) Sapbtece. I.

4496 Sideroxylon It. # S. Iron-wood £ or 14 jl G.Y Morocco 1711. L co Com. h. 1. 83
Sideroxylon spinosum L. Elseodendron A'rgan W.

560. JACQUI'N/J L.

4497 arburea Vahl

JACQUINIA.
tree

(N. J. von Jacquin, prof. bot. at Vienna.)
t CD or 10 jl.au W W. Indies 1820.

Myrsinece. 6. —9.
C p.l

4498 armillaris Jac.

bracelet J

i 1 1 or

6

jn.jl

W

W. Indies 1768.

C

p.l

Jac. am. 53. 39

4499 auranfiaca H. K.

orauge-fwd i

* CD or

4

ap.s

0

Sandw. Is. 1796.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 1639

4500 ruscifolia Jac.

Ruscus-leaved i

* O or

3

W

S. Amer. 1729.

c

p.l

DL el. 129. 149

4501 macrocarpa Cay.
4502 linearis Jac.

long-fruited 1

Imcar-leaved *

Bor
or

6
1

my.s
my.s?

0
R

Mexico 1825.
W. Indies 1823.

c
c

p.l
p.l

Cav. ic. 5. 483
Jac. am. pic. 58

561. JNCHRAS L.

ACHRAS. (The Greek name of the wild pear.) Sapbtece. 3, — 4.

4503 Srtpdta L.

Sapota

Bfr

30

W

S. Amer. 1731.

c

r.m

Jac. am. 57. 41

4504 Zapotilla Jac.

Zapotilla

fr

10

...

W

S. Amer. 1731.

c

l.p

Jac. am. 57. 41. b

4505 australis .R. #r.

southern '_

t l_Jor

20

...

...

N. Holl. 1827.

c

P.1

562. LUCU'MA J. .

LUCUMA.

(Its Peruvian name.)

Sapbtece.

4.— 8.

4506 mammijsa J.

teated «

1 1 1 fr

50

...

W

S. Amer. 1739.

c

r.m

Jac. am. pic. 59

Jvchras mammosa L.

4507 Bonplandw Kth.

Bonpland's ^

• CDfr

40

...

W

Cuba 1822.

c

r.m

4508 obovata Kth.

obovate

ID ft

40

...

W

Peru 1822.

c

r.m

Fl. per. 3. 239

.^chras Lucuma R. i

it P.

4509 salicifolia Bonp.

WiUow-leaved f CD fr

40

...

W

Mexico 1823.

c

r.m

563. CO'RD/J L.

CORDIA. (E.

Cordus,

a Germ. bot. of the 16th century.)

Cordiacece. 21.— 60.

4510 3/yxa L.

Myxa J

§or

30

...

W

E. Indies 1644.

C

p.l

R. mal. 4. 37

4511 domestica Roth

domestic

or

16

...

O

E. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

Pluk. al. 217. 2

4512 rugbsa JF.

rugose

tm

30

...

*••

S. Amer. 1825.

c

P.l

4513obllqua IV.

oblique-leaved }

CD or

20

...

W

E. Indies 1818.

c

Pi

4514 monoica /?ox.

monoecious

15

mr.ap

W

E. Indies 1799.

c

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 58

4515 colloc6cca L.

neck-berried

§tm

30

...

G

Jamaica 1759.

c

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 203. 2

4516 micrantha Swx.

small-flowered ;

tm

40

W

Guiana 1822.

c

Pi

4517 Geraschanthus Jac.

Spanish elm '

§tm

30

my"

Pk

W. Indies 1789.

c

P.1

Br. jam. 29. 3

4518 nodosa Lam.

knotted J

or

6

W

Guiana 1803.

c

p.l

Aub. gui. 1.86

4519 flavescens ^w6.

flavescent i

or

8

...

W

Guiana 1823.

c

p.l

Aub. gui. 89

4520 spint'scens L.

spinescent ;

> CD or

60

W

E. Indies 1824.

c

p.l

4521 Sebestena L.

Sebestena '

5 1 1 or

15

jn.au

O

W. Indies 1728.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 794

4522 Dillcntf Spr.

Dillenius's <

! CD or

15

mrap

0

Bahama 1. 1700.

c

P-l

Di. el. 255. 331

4523 macrophylla L.

long- leaved '

[ CD tm

60

W

W. Indies 1752.

c

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 221. 1

4524 laTvis Jac.

smooth

' 1 i or

14

jn.au

R

Trinklao 1826.

c

p.l

Jac sc. 1. 40

4525 reticulata Roth

netted JP CD or

15

Y

E. InOies 1820.

c

p.l

angustifulia Rox.

4526 nervosa Lam.

fibrous J

i CD or

7

W

Guiana 1820.

c

P-l

4597 dentata Pair.

toothed

J D or

16

W

Curacoa 1819.

c

pi

4528 elliptica Stuz. '

elliptic

50

W

W. Indies 1804.

c

S.1

4629 dich6toma Forst.

forked

Btm

90

Pk

N. Holl, 1824.

c

p.l

4530 parviflora Desf.

small-flowered

or

90

...

W

Jamaica 1819.

c

P.l

F

3

70

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

564. VARRO\\T7.4 L. VARRONIA. (M. T. Varro, a celeb. Roman, 116 years A. C.)

Cordia

cece. 11— CO.

4531 angustifMa Desf.

narrow-leaved

f

[ 1 or

J5

••«

W

Santa Cruz 1808.

C

S.1

curassavica Lam, (

:6rd/rt angustitoli

ay.

'.fa.

4532 olnifolia Horn.

Alder-leaved

*

_Jfr

20

...

W

Mexico 1818.

C

CO

4533 martinicensis Jac.

Martinique

m.

CD or

6

au.s

W

Martinico 1795.

C

S.1

Jac. am. 41. 32

Cord/a martiniceus

is A 4- 5.

453 1 bullata Desv.

blistered

«

Bor

12

W

W. Indies 1823.

C

pi

Jac. am. pic. 43

4535 monosperma Jac.

one-seeded

*

or

12

...

W

Caraccas 18i,0.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 1. 39

453H globusa Lam.

globose

fc

Bor

6

au

\v

Jamaica 1818.

C

S.I

SI. jam. 2. 194. 2

4537 lineata L.

lined

»

or

4

\v

W. Indies 1793.

C

S.I

Br.jam. 13.2

4538 mirabiloldes Jac.

Mirabilis-like

*

1 1 or

12

s

W

Hispanic. 1798.

C

S.I

Jac. ara. 41. 33

4539 alba Dcsv.

white

«

1 i or

30

...

W

Trinidad 1820.

C

S.I

Com. h. 1. 80

4540 mollis Desf.

SOft

*

CD or

4

...

W

W. Indies 1821.

C

S.I

45-11 dithotoma R. $ P.

forked

*

ZD or

4

...

W

Peru 1818.

C

s.p

FL per. 2. 146. a

Cordia bifurcata B. $ S.

565. PATAGO'NULA L. PATAGONULA.

(Patagonia, its native country.)

Boraginete. 1.

4542 americana L.

American

1

1 lor

20

jn.au

W

S. Amer. 1732.

C

s.p

Lam.il. 96

CordjVt Patagonula H. K.

566. EHRE^T/^ L.

EHRETIA. (D. G. Ehret, a celeb. German bot. draughtsman.)

Cordiacece. 11. —28.

4543 /inifolia L.

Tinus-leaved

CD tm

30

jn.jl

W

Jamaica 1734.

C

p.l

Tr. ehr. 4. 25

4544 internodis Herit.

internoded

i

CD or

6

W

Antilles 1819.

C

s.1

Her. st. 1. 24

4545 aspera Rox.

rough -leaved

CD or

10

...

W

E. Indies 1795.

C

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 55

4546 serrata Rox.

serrated

1 I or

6

...

W

E. Indies 1823.

C

S.I

4547 laesvis Rox.

smooth

i

CD °r

12

W

E. Indies 1823.

C

S.1

Rox. cor. 1. 56

4548 laxa Jac.

loose

f i or

6

W

Bourbon 1826.

C

S.I

Jac. sc. 41

4549 microphylla Lam.
4550 6uxif<Mia Rox.

small-leaved
Box-leaved

*

CD °r
[ i or

10
8

jn.au

W
W

E. Indies 1818.
E. Indies 1823.

C
C

?,'

Pluk.ph. 31.1
Rox. cor. 1.57

4551 acuminata .fl. 2?r.

acuminate

^

Hor

15

jl'"

W

N. Holl. 1820.

C

p.l

4552 d&bia Jac.

doubtful

A

or

20

W

Jamaica 1825.

C

S.I

*553 divaricata Dec. ""

divaricate

J

CD or

15

...

W

Havannahl820.

C

S.I

Dec. nion. 4

567. BOURRE^R/J Gae. BOURRERIA.

4554 succul^nta Jac. succulent i

(Bourer, an apothecary at Nuremberg.)
CD tm 45 ... W W. Indies 1758.

Cordiacete. 2.
C s.l Jac. ob. y. 2. 26

ctia Bourreria Lam.

4555 exsucca Jac. fry-fruited 1 CD or 15 ... W W. Indies 1804. C s.l Jac. am. 173. 17

568. ELLI'S/J L. ELLISIA. (J. Ellis, F.R.S., an eminent English naturalist.)

4556 Nyctelea L. Nyctelea O cu £ jl.au W Virginia 1755.

Hi/drophyilea:. 1. —
S co Lam. il. 97

569. SERSALI'S7/4 R. Br. SERSALISIA. (J. B. Sersalis, a Neapolitan ecclesiastic ) Sapbtete. 1.—2.
4557 serlcea R. Br. silky-leaved * i_J or 6 ... W N. Holl. 1772. C p.l

Sideroxylon sericeum H. K.

570. MANGLJ/LLA Jus. MANGLILLA. (Its name in Peru.)

4558 Milleriawa Pers. Miller's f | _ | tm 30 jnjl
Sideroxylon mite L. A/yrsine mltis Spr.

4559 canariensis W. Canary f i_J tm 40

W. 3/y>si

W

Sider6xylon canariense

_
ine canariensis Spr.

C. G. H.

Tcneriffe 1820. C s.p

Myrtlnae. 2. — 11.

C co Bot. mag. 1858

* 571. ARDI'SIA Swz.
4560 acuminata W.

ARDISIA. (Ardis, a spear point ;
acuminated * CD or 7 jlau

segments of corolla.)
... Guiana 1803.

Myrsincce. 23—32.
C p.l Bot. nuig. 1678

Icacbrea guianen;

sis Aub.

4561 finifolia Swz.

Tinus-leaved

f

1 — [ or

20

jl.au

R

W. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 105

4562 paniculata Rox.

panicled

1

CD or

12

jl.au

R

E. Indies 1818.

C

S.1

Bot. reg. 638

pyramidalis Roth

4563 colorata Lk.

colored

it

Bor

10

jl.au

R

E. Indies 1816.

C

s.l

Bot. cab. 465

4564 coriacea Swz.

leathery

m

or

7

S

Antilles 1824.

C

s.l

4565 solanacea Rox.
4566 pyramidalis Cav.

Nightshade-like* CD or
pyramidal ? I I tm

10
£5

jn.'s"
jl.au

R
R

E. Indies 1798.
SantaCruzlSlS.

C
C

f,1

Bot. mag. 1677
Bot. cab. 448

4567 hfimilis Vahl

humble

£|

CD or

3

jl.au

R

Ceylon 1820.

C

s.p

Bur. zey. 103

4568 littoralis B. R.

sea-side

fc

1 i or

4

jl.au

R

E. Indies 1809.

C

p.l

Bot. rep. 630

umbellata Rox.

4569 lanceolata Rox.

lanceolate

#

1 1 or

6

jl.au

B

E. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

4570 degans Andr.
crenata Rox.

elegant

»

CD °r

10

jl.au

R

E. Indies Ib09.

s

{,1

Bot. rep. 49

4571 punctata L.

dotted

£

Bor

10

jn.au

W

China 1823.

C

S.1

Bot. reg. 827

4572 lentiginosa Ker

speckled

£.

or

6

year

W

China 1814.

C

s.l

Bot. reg. 533

crenulata B. C. cren

ata P. M.

4573 macrocarpa 11 al.
4574 complanata Wai.

long-fruited
levelled

*

A

Hor
or

5

6

...

F

Pk

Nepal 1824.
Pinang 1824.

C
C

s.p

4575 thyrsiflora D. Don
4576 excelsa H. K.

thyrse-flwd
tall

it
9

1 ) or
i . . I or

5

30

jl.au

Pk
Pk

Nepal 1824.
Madeira 1784.

C

c

E?

Gae. fr. 1. 77

M j-rsine Heberdenm R. & S.

4577 canariensis Zey.

Canary

»

i | or

10

jl.au

R

Canaries 1820.

C

p.l

4578 crenulata Yen.

«:renulated

Si

1. | or

10

jns

R

W. Indies 1809.

s

p.l

Ven. ch. 5

4579 serrulata Swz.

savf-leaved

jg|

CD or

3

jlau

R

W. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

PI. ic. 80

4580 lateriflora fT.

side-flowering

*

1 | or

6

W

W. Indies 1793.

s

ul

4581 canaliculata Lo. C.

channelled

CD or

6

jl.au

1821.

c

pi

Bot cab. 1083

4582 pubescens Lo. C.

pubescent

it

l_Jor

6

jl.au

...

1820.

c

p.l

572. EMBfTLIA Brm. EMBELIA.
4583 rob6sta Rox. robust

(JEmbilla, its name in Ceylon.) Myrsfnete. 1. — 6.
CD or 20 ... W.G E. Indies 1823. C p.l

573. ARDUPN^ L.

4584 bispin6sa L. two-spined

574. STRY'CHNOS L. STRYCIINOS.

4585 Nux-v6mica L. Vomit-nut '

4586 colubrina L. snake

4587 potatorum L. drinkers' '

4588 madagascariensis Thou. Madagascar ;

4589 spinosa Lam. spiny <

4590 axillaris Colfy. axillary ]

* 575. FAGR-ffiM Thun.
1591 zelanica Thun. Ceylon <

"Willughbe/a zelanica Spr.

ARDUI.VA. (P. Arduini, curator of the econom. garden of Padua.) Apoc<6ne<e. 1 __ 2.
Ht i_J cu 2 mr.au W C. G. H. 1760. C p.l Bot. cab. 387

(The Greek name of the solanum.) Apocynea. 6. — 11.
'— '- "-

G.w

E. Indies 177

E. Indies 1820.

E. Indies 1794.

Madagas. 1823.

Madagas. 1818.

E. Indies 1824. S

Rox. cor. 1.4
R. mal. 7. 5
Rox. cor. 1.5

(J. T. Fvgrceus, M D., a friend of Thunberg.) Apoc(nea>. 1.
CD or 12 ... VV Ceylon 1816 C g.p.l Thh. 1782, 155.4

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

71

576. CARI'SSA L.

4592 Cardndas L.

4593 spinarum L.

4594 ovata R. Br.

4595 lanceolafa R. Br.

4596 Xyl6picron Thou.

CARISSA.
Carandas
spiny

ovate-leaved
lanceolate
Xylopicron

577. P^DE^RIAi. P.EDERIA.

4597 fo?'tida L. fetid

4598 Lingun Boj. Lingun
Lygodysodia Lingun Boj.

578. GELSFSMIUM3. GELSEMIUM.

4599 seinpervlrens H. K. evergreen
Bignom'a sempervirens W.

579. RAUWO'LF/,4 L. RAUVVOLFIA.

4600 nitida L. shining

4601 ternif61ia Kth. three-leaved

4602 canescens L. canescent

4603 tomentbsa Jac. woolly

580. VALLEXSI^ Fl. per. VALLESIA.

4604 dichutoma R. # P. dichotomous

4605 cymbifblia Or. boat-leaved

B

(Derivation not ascertained.) Apoc'/neae. 5. — 10.

fr 15 jl W E. Indies 1790. C s.p Bot. cab. 663

tm 20 au.d W E. Indies 1809. C s.p Bot. cab. 162.

15 jn.ii
or 6 jl.au
or 12 jn.n

N. Roll. 1819. C s.p
N. Holl. 1822. C s.p
Mauritius 1820. C s.p Thou. af.24.80ic

*581. M^SA J. M«SA.

4606indica Wai. Indian

Baeobotrys indica Rox.

4607 toment6sa D. Don. woolly

4608 argentea Wai. silvery

4609 macrophylla Wai. long-leaved

4610 pubescens G. Don pubescent
Bae6botrys pubescens Lo. C.

582. SOLA'NDR^ L. SOLANDRA.

tederos, an opal ; transparent changeable berry.) Rubiucete. 2. — 8
«* i | or 6 ... P China 1806. C l.p Kajm. ic. 9

* CD or 6 ... R Mauritius 1823. C l.p

(Gelsemino, the Italian name of the jasmine.) Apocynete. 1.

fl_ or 6 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1640. C s.p Cat. car. 1. 53

(L. Rauwolf, a physician of Augsburgh.) Apoctfnea. 4. — 12.

£r~l cu 12 jn.s W S. Amer. 1752. C s.p Bot. cab. 339

CDcu 3 my W W. Indies 1823. C l.p Bot. mag. 2440

ft CD cu 7 ... Pk Jamaica 1739. C l.p PI. ic. 236. 2

ftCDcu 3 ap.o W W. Indies 1823. C Lp

(F. Vallesh, physician to Philip II. of Spain.) Apoctinece 2. — 3.

* CD or 3 my.jn W Peru 1822. C r.m Fl. per. 2. 151
ft CD or 3 jn.jl W N. Spain 1821. C l.p Cav. ic. 3. 297

(Maas, its Arabian name.) Mytslnece. 5.

* CD or 5 n W E. Indies 1817. C p.l Bot. mag. 2052

or 5 mr.jn W Nepal 1818. C p.l

or 5 ap.my W E. Indies 1818. C p.l

or 12 ap.jl W E. Indies 1823. C p.l

i CD or 4 ap.jl W E. Indies 1824. C p.l

(Dr. Solander, a celebrated botanist.) Solanece. 4. —

4611 grandiflbra I,.

great-flowered

fl_

Ror

15

mr

Pa.Y

Jamaica 1781.

C

r.m

Jac. sc. 1. 45

4612 nitida Zuc.

shining

IL

or

20

W

E. Indies 1820.

C

l.p

4613 viridifldra B. M.
4614 oppositifdlia Hort.

green-flowered
opposite-lvd

*

CD or
CD or

3

10

my.jl

G
W

S. Amer. 1815.
Ceylon 1820.

C
C

r.m
Lp

Bot. mag. 1948

*583. CE'STRUMi.

CESTRUM.

(The Greek name for betonv.) Solanete. 25. — 50.

4615 Zaurifblium Herit.

Laurel-leaved

1 ~\ p

7

my.au

W

W. Indies 1691.

C

p.l

Sm. spic. 2. 2

4616 citrifblium Retz.

Lemon-leaved

4fc

Hp

6

jn.jl

Y

1820.

C

p.l

4fil7 macrophyllum Fen.

long, leaved

*

p

7

my.au

W

W. Indies 1812.

C

P.1

Ven. ch. 18

4618 venenatum Thun.

poisonous

jf|

i | p

7

f.ap

W

C. G. H. 1787.

S

p.l

4619 nocturnum L.

night-tmetttng

41

Rp

7

n

W

E. Indies 1732.

C

P.l

Di. eL 153. 185

4620 hirtum Swx.

hairy

&

p

6

jn.jl

W

W.Indies 1800.

C

p.l

4621 Parqui L.

Parqui

m

i_Jp

7

jn.jl

Pa.Y

Chile 1787.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 1770

4622 suberbsum Jac.

cork-barked

m

Z)or

5

jn.jl

Su

1815.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 452

4623 tinctbrium Jac.

dying

m

CDdy

4

ap.jn

W

Caraccas 1823.

C

p.

Jac. sc. 3. 332

4624 undulatum Fl per.
4625 conftrtum R. # P.

wavy
crowded

£

15
6

JnjT

Y
Y

Peru 1825.
Peru 1825.

C
C

N

P.I

Fl. per. 2. 155
Fl. per. 2. 153

4626 bracteatum Graft.
4627 latifdlium Lam.

bracteated
broad-leaved

m

CD °r

8
6

jn.jl
jn.jl

G./
W

Brazil 1818
Trinidad 1818.

C
C

H

P.I

Bot. mag. 2974

4628 cauliflbrum Jac.

stem-flowering

m

4

my.jn

W

1821.

C

P.I

Jac. sc. 3. 325

4629 salicifblium Jac.

Sallow-leaved

m

~i p

5

ap.jn

G.w

Caraccas

C

Lp

Jac. sc. 3. 326

4630 angustif'dlium Lod.

narrow-leaved

m

D P

6

jn.jl

W

W. Indies 1820.

C

P-l

Bot. cab. 618

4631 penduHnum Jac.

pendulous

£

1 | p

6

jn.jl

G.w

Caraccas 1824.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 327

4632 vespertinum L.

evening

ft

§p

12

my.jl

G

W. Indies 1759.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 328

4633 auriculatum Herit.

ear-leaved

^IE

p

12

jn.jl

G

Peru 1774.

C

p.l

Her. st. 1. 35

4634 foetidissimum Jac.

most fetid

ft

p

10

my.au

Y

E. Indies ...

C

P.1

Jac. sc. 3. 329

4635 fastigiatum Jac.

peaked

m

D P

4

n

W

W.Indies ...

C

P.1

Bot. mag. 1729

4636 odontospermum Jac

tooth-seeded

ft

ID P

6

jl.au

W

W. Indies 1793.

C

P.l

4637 diurnum L.

Aa.y-smelling

flj

— 1 P

10

n

W

W. Indies 1732.

C

p.l

Di. el. 154. 186

4638 torr.entdsum L.

- downy

«

1 — I u

6

jn.jl

Y

S. Amer. 1790.

C

p.l

4639 /ycioldes Lich.

Lycium-like

ft

L_JP

5

jn.s

W

C. G. H. 1824.

C

" «

p.l

584. A'TROPA L. ATROPA. (Atropos, one of the Fates ; very poisonous.) Solanece. 2.— 14.

4640 Belladonna L. Deadly Nights. ^ A P 5 jn.jl V Britain rub. R co Eng. hot. 592

4641 arbor^scens L. arborescent ft i | p 15 jn.au W Jamaica 1733. C s.l PL ic. 46. 1

585. MANDRA'GORA Ton. MANDRAKE. (Mandra, a den, ageiro, to collect ; habitat.) SolaneceA.— 9

4642 vernalis Spr. vernal ^ A P 3 mr.ap W Levant 1548. R co Bui. her. 145. 1
A'tropa A/andragora L.

4643 prae 'cox Swt. precocious ^ AP I mr.ap Fus Switzerl. 1819. S co Sw.fl. gar. 198
officimdis 0 Dec.

4644 autumnalis Bert. autumnal :k A P ajnjl Y.w S.Europe ... R r.m Fl. gr. 232
A'trop« Mandragora FL gr.

4645 neglecta G. Don neglected ^ A P | ap.my Y R r.m Sw. fl.gar. ic. in.

586. PHY^SALIS L.

4646 arborescens Mil.

4647 frutescens Dec.
A'tropa frutescens L.

4648 aristafa H. K.
A'tropa aristata Pair.

4649 somnifera L.

4650 flexuosa L.

4651 curassavica L.

4652 viscbsa L.

4653 Jacqulm Lk.
viscbsa Jac. not L.

4f>."4 pensylviinica L.

4655 Alkekensi L.

4656 peruviana L,

WINTER CHERRY. (Physa,z
arborescent * i | or 2 jl.au
frutescei^ * | | p 5 jn.jl

awned «! Ip 5 jn.au

somniferous «. \ | un 2 jl.au
flexuose n. \ 1 un 2 jl.au
Curacoa ^ (23 un Ijjn.s
clammy ^ A un 2 jl
Jacquin's ^ A esc 1 jl.au

Pennsylvanian ^ A un 1 jl-s
Alkekengi ^ A °r 1 jl.s
Peruvian tt | | fr U ap.o
F 4

bladder
Y
Y

Y

G.Y
G.Y

St.Y
St.Y
Y

Y
W
W

; calyx.) olbnece.
C. G. H. 1700. C co
Spain 1787. C s.l

Canaries 1779. C s.l

Mexico 1796. C co
E. Indies 1759. C co
S. Amer. 1699. D co
America 1732. D co
N. Amer. ... D co

N. Amer. 1726. D p.l
S. Europe 1548. D s.1
S Amer, 1772. S s.l

30. -40.
Mil. d. ed. 8. 2C
Cav. ic. 2. 102

Cav. ic. 2. 103
R. mal. 4. 55
Pluk.al. 111.5
Bot. mag. 2625
Jac. vin. 2. 136

Bot. mag. 1068

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

4657 eflulis B. M.

4658 chenopoditulia Lam.

4659 tuberusa W. en.

4660 pubescens L.
4361 micrantha Lk.

4662 nodosa iaw*.

4663 angulata L.

4664 philadelphica Mr.

4665 atriplici folia Jac.
chenopodi folia W.

4666 Rothjawa R. & S.
46(57 aequata Jac.

4668 barbad^nsis Jac.

4669 minima L.

4670 pruinosa L.

4671 prostrata Merit.
4H72 parvifldra #. .Zfr.

4673 Lagascve R. & S.

4674 dubia Lie.

4675 foetidissima Lag.

eatable

Goosefoot-lvd _
tuberous ^

pubescent
small-flowered
knotty

angular-branched
Philadelphia!!
A triplex-leaved

Roth's

even

Barbadoes

smallest

frosty

trailing

small-flowered

Lagasca's

doubtful

most fetid

FA1 cul 2
A un 2

jl.au
jl.au

A un 2 jl.au

O un 2 jl.au

O un 26 jl.au

O un 26 jl.au

S. Amer. 1773. C co Bot. mag. 1068
Peru 1798. S s.l

1815. D s.p

America 1640. S s.l

Feu. ob. 3. 1

America 1826. S co

America 1816. S co

India 1732. S s.l Di. el. 13. 12. 12

Philadelp.1800. S co

E. Indies 1820. S co Jac. fr. 85. a

Y E. Indies 1826. S co

Y 1826. S co

Pa.Y W. Indies 1798. S s.l Jac. ic. 1.39

Pa.Y E. Indies 1759. S s.l R, mal. 10. 71

Pa.Y America 1726. S s.l Di. el. 10. 9. 9

L.B Peru 1782. S s.p Bot. rep. 75

Y N.HoH. 1820. S s.p

Y N. Spain 1824. S co

Y Brazil 1821. S s.p

Y N. Spain 1820. S s.p

587. SA'RACH.4 FLper. SARACHA. (J. Saracha, a Spanish botanist.)

4676 procCimbens fl. per. procumbent -* O or 3 jn.jl Pa.Y Peru 1822.
A'trop« procumbens Cav.

4677 umbellata Jac. umbelled -* Q or 4 jn.jl Pa.Y Peru 1S22. D co Jac. sc. 495

Solanece. 2. — 3.
D co FL per. 2. 180

588. LY'CIUM L.

4678 afrunl L.

4679 tenue Lk.

4680 rlgidum Thun.

4681 tetrandrum Thun.
46SJ carnosum Duh.

468:3 microphyllum Duh. small-leaved

4684 ruthenicum Mur,

4685 barbarum L.

4686 Shaww R. % S.

4687 turbinatum Pcrs.

4688 europa^um L.
4589 lanceolatum Pair.

4690 chinense Mil.

4691 cinereum Thun.

4692 Trcwidnum Duh.

4693 hurridum Thun.

4694 boerhaav*z>/d#w« L. Boerhavia-lvd

4695 carolinianum Ph. Carolina

(Lycia in Asia Minor, its

or 10 jn.jl V

or 4 jn.jl V

or 4 ap.my V

or 4 jn.jl V

or 5 jnjl V

or 4 jnjl V

or 6 ... Pk

or 12 my.au V

I | or 8 jn.jl W

or 12 my.au V

or 12 my.au Pk

or 12 my.au Pk

or 6 my.au P

I | or 5 jn.jl V

or 15 my.au P

ft I | or 3 jl.au VV

«s I | or 6 ap.my P.Pu

* or 4 jl.s B

original country.)

C. G. H. 1712. C

C. G. H. 1819. C

C. G. II. 1795. C

C. G. H. 1810. C

C. G. H. 1795. C

C. G. H. 1795. C

Siberia 1804. C

Barbary 1696. R

C. G. H. 1700. C

China 1709. C

S. Europe 1730. C

S. Europe ... C
Chin

Solftnea. 18.— 28.
p.l Bot. reg.354
p.l
p.l Tr. ehr. 24. 1

C. G. H. 1818. C

China 1818. C co

C. G. H. 1791.
Peru 1780. C
Carolina 1806. C

Mur. 1779,2
Den. br. 9
Shaw bar. 349
Duh. no. 119.31
Mic. gen. 105. 1
Duh. no. 32
Den. br. 8

Duh. no. 30
Her. st. 45. 23

589. LYCIOSERI'SSA R $S. LYCIOSERISSA. (Lycium, lye., serissa, ser. ; serissa-like lycium.) Solanece. 1.
4o96 capensis R. 8f S. Cape * |_J un 2 jn.au G C. G. H. 1820. C p.l

590. LYCOPE'RSICUM Tou. LycopERSicuw. (LyLos, wolf, pcrsikon, peach ;
4697 pimpinellif61iumZ)MMa^ Pimpinella-lvd O clt 3 my.jl G Peru
Solanum pimpinellif&lium L.
4698 regulare Dunal regular-leaved O clt 3 mv il G

aphrodisiac.) Solanece. 9. — 1Q,
... S r.m

... S r.m Dun. so. 2.81

4699 peruvianum Dunal Peruvian

k

lAlclt

3

my.jn

Y

Peru

1823.

D

CO

Feu. ob. 3. 25

4700 Humboldt/ W. Humboldt's

§clt

3

jl.s

Y

S. Amer.

18S2.

S

CO

W. h. b. 27

4701 pyrirorme Dunal pear-shaped

clt

3

jl.s

Y

...

1823.

S

CO

Dun. so. 26

4702 cerasiforme Dunal cherry-shaped

clt

3

jl.s

G

|

1800.

S

r.m

Jac. vin. 1. 11

Solanum Pseudo-lycopersicum Jac.

2 Ihteum yellow -fruited

O clt

3

jn.s

G

Peru

1800.

S

r.m

4703 esculentum Dunal eatable apple

O clt

3

jl.s

G

S. Amer.

1596.

S

r.m

Ru. am. 5. 1.54. 1

Solanum Lycopersicum L.

I erythrocarpum red- fruited

O clt

3

jl.s

G

S. Amer.

1596.

S

rm

2 chrysocarpum yellow-fruited

O clt

3

jl.s

G

S. Amer.

1596.

S

r.m

3 leucocarpum white-fruited

O clt

3

jl.s

G

S. Amer.

1596.

S

r.m

4704 procumbens Dunal procumbent
4705 commutatum Spr. changed

f

8 clt
clt

1
3

jl.8

jl.s

Crea
Y

S. Amer.
S. Amer.

1700.
1818.

S
S

r.m
r.m

* 591. SOLA^NUM L. NIGHTSHADE.

(Solor* to comfort ;

soothes by stupefying.)

Solunece. 143. — 370.

4706 tuberosum L. tuberous

Nfc

A ag

2

jn au

VV

Peru

15>)7

R

r.m

Bau. pr. 89.89

2 Commersom Poir. Commerson's

&

A clt

2

my.o

W

S Amer.

1822.

R

CO

Hort.tr. 5. 10

4707 appendiculatum/f 4-^.appendiculated
4708 SeaforthnmttwzAndr. Seaforth's

ft
£_

Bor
or

3

20

jn.au
jl.s

W
Pk

Mexico 1823.
Barbadoesl804.

B

C

CO

l.p

Dun. so. 2. 84 -
Bot. rep. 504

4709 fcetaceum Cav. Eeet-leaved

ft

( | or

4

jn.jl

Pk

S. Amer.

1803.

C

l.p

Bot. rep. 511

4710 muricatum H. K. prickly
4711 diversifulium II. %B. various-leaved
4712oliganthum Lk. few-flowered

Bor
un
1 | or

WWW

jlau
jn.jl

V
Pk
W

Peru
Caraccas

1785.
1825.

1824.

c
c
c

r.m

CO

Feu. ob. 772. 15
Dun. so. 2. 88

4713 laciniatum R. Br. cut-leaved

ft

1 | or

3

jl.au

V

N. HoYl.

1772.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 349

2 herbaceum herbaceous

IA1 or

3

jn.au

V

V. Di. L.

1772.

R

S.1

4714 guercifolium L, Oak-leaved

A °r

2

jn.jl

V

Peru

1787.

C

r.m

Feu. ob. 112. 15

4715 radicans L. rooting

l | or

3

jl.au

P

Peru

1771.

D

s.p

L. f. dec. 1.10

4716corymbosum Jac. corymbose

ft

[ 1 or

o

jl.au

V

Peru

1786.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 40

4717 Dulcamara L. Bitter-sweet

p

3

jn.jl

V

Britain

hed.

C

si

Eng. bot. 565

2 album white-flowered

T

p

5

jn.jl

W

Britain

hed.

C

CO

3 variegatum variegated

i

p

5

jn.jl

V.w

Britain

hed.

c

CO

4718 angulatum R. Sf S. angular

L~l or

4

jn.au

VV

Lima

1825.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 2. 95. 1

quitense Lam.

4719 pygmaTum Cav. dwarfish

O un

j

F Jn.jl

B

Bonaria

1819.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 5. 439. 2

4720 Teftbre Aub. Tegore

*

tZl or

2

jn.jl

B

Guiana

1823.

c

pi

Aub. gui. 1 84

4721 littorale Lk. sea-side

_x

p

4

my.jl

W

France

1819.

c

CO

4722 macrocarpum L. long-fruited
4723 calycinum Dunal /arge-calyxed

«

i 1 or
1 1 or

1
1

my.s
jn.jl

B
B

Peru
Mexico

1759.
1820.

C

S

s.p

CO

Mil. ic. 2. 294
Dun. so. 29

4724 pentadactylum G. Don five-fingered
4725 racemiflorum Dunal cluster-flwd

j

1 1 CU

(Q)| or

2

jn.au

B

P.R

Trinidad
S. Amer.

1818.
1818.

c
c

r.m
P.l

Jac. sc. 3. 33

4726 acthiopicum L. Ethiopian

O or

u

(ji!s

W

Ethiopia

1597.

S

IP

Jac. vin. 1. 12

4727 Zuccagni<m«?«Dunal Zuccagni's

O or

II

jn.jl

W

1823

S

CO

Dun. sc. 11

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

4728 triquetrum Cav.
4729 Pseudo-capsicum L.

three-cornered at 1 1 or
Bast, capsicum * t j or

2
4

jn.jl
jn.s

W
W

N. Spain 1820.
Madeira 1596.

C

S

r.ra

Cav. ic. 3. 259
Sab. rom. 5!)

4730 nodiflorum Jac.

joint-flowering

O un

10

jn.jl

W

I. France 1822.

S

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 326

4731 Dillon// Schult.

Dillenius's

O un

2

jln.s

w

1818.

S

CO

Di. el. 275. 355

4732 guinecnse Lam.

Guinea

O P

4

jn.s

G

Guinea 1817.

8

S.1

Di. el. 274. 354

4733 melanocerasum W.en. black cherry

0 P

2

jn.s

W

Virginia 1820.

a

S.I

Di. el. 275. 356

4734 iii gr urn L.

lilacK-berried

O P

3

jn.s

W

Britain rub.

S

8.1

Eng. bot. 5G6

4735 pterocaule Dunal

wing-stemmed

0 un

2

jn.s

V

America 1820.

S

CO

Di. eL 275. 256

4736 rubrum Mil.

red-berried

O un

2

jn.jl

W

S. Amer. 1817.

S

CO

4737 flavum Kit.

yellow-berried

O un

2

jn.jl

w

France 1817.

S

CO

4738 oleraceum Rich.

potherb

O un

i jn.au

w

Brazil 1817.

S

CO

Pis. lib. 4. 3

4739judSicum Shult.

Jewish

8un

j i'

jn.au

w

S. Europe 1816.

S

CO

4740 triangulare Lam.

triangular

un

f.

|jn.au

Pa.V

E. Indies 1800.

S

CO

4741 miniatum Bernh.

red-berried

O un

4'

jnjl

W

S. Europe 1823.

8

CO

4742 humile J5tv«A.

humble

O un

1

jn.jl

W

S. Europe 1823.

a

CO

4743 villosum W. en.

villous

O un

5

jn.s

W

Barbadoesl820.

S

8.1

Di. el. 274. 353

47.44 hirsutum Dunal

hairy

O un

2

jn.s

W

Egypt 1817.

S

CO

4745 Kitaibdli Schult

Kitaibel'3

O un

1

jn.s

W

Pannonia 1822.

S

CO

4746 Besser/ Wein.

Besser's

§un

jn.s

w

America 1820.

S

CO

4747 patulum Pers.

spreading

or

4

jn.s

V

India 1818.

S

sJ

Di. el. 275. 355

4748 suftruticosum Schous.

half-shrubby

4

my.s

w

Barbary 1804.

c

IP

4749 crispum Fl. per.
4750 longiflorum Vahl

curled
long-flowered

13°*

^t CH or

18
3

jn.jl
jn.au

w

V

Chile 1824.
Cayenne 1823.

c

c

CO

Fl. per. 2. 158
Dun. so. 9

longifolium Dunal

4751 bombense Jac.

Bombay

& \ | or

12

jn.jl

w

Mexico 1822.

c

CO

Dun. so. 101

4752 faurifolium Duna/

Laurel-leaved

Si | — ) or

8

jn.jl

...

S. Amer. 1820

c

p.l

Dun. so. 8

4753 Cervantes// Lag.

Cervantes's

at , jor

4

my.jn

w'

Mexico 1818.

c

CO

4754 yerbasci folium Z,.

Mullein-leaved

«C]or

7

jn.jl

w

W. Indies 1749.

S

p-1

Jac. vin. 1. 13

4755 pubescens W.

pubescent

at | I or

5

jn.jl

P

E. Indies 1820.

c

8.1

W. ph. 1. 3 ••

4756 platanifolium Sims

Plane-leaved

at | ] un

3

jl

B

S. Amer. 1823.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 1618

4757 argenteum Dunal

silvery

fit [ | or

3

jn.jl

Brazil 1824.

c

ps

Dun. so. 33

4758 auriculatum H. K.
4759 diphyllum Z,.

ear- leaved
two-leaved

:@s

4
3

Jn.jY

v'"

W

Madagasc.1773.
W. Indies 1699.

S

c

pi

S.I

Scop. d. 3. 8
Jac. ic. 2. 322

4760 triste Jac.

sad

6

jn.jl

V

W. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

Jac. am. pic. 49

4761 arboreum II. $ B.

tree

i r~~] or

40

jn.jl

w

Cumana 1819.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 2. 198

4762 havanense L.

Havannah

*CDor

5

jl.au

B

W. Indies 1793.

c

CO

Jac. am. 49. 35

4763 aggregatum Jac.

clustered

at | | or

6

jn.jl

P

C. G. H. 1821.

c

p.s

Jac. ic. 2. 323

4764 /ycioldes f F.

Lycium-like

at | j or

4

my.jn

Pa.B

Peru 1791.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 1. 46

4765 uniflorum Z/.
4766 neglectum Dunal

one-flowered
neglected

fit) |or
* 1 1 or

3
4

my.jn
jn.jl

B
V

N. Spain 182C.
W.Indies 1824.

c
c

CO

p.s

PL am. 245. 4

4767 monanthum R. SfS.

one-flowered

£ (TVIor

2

jn.jl

B

N.Spain 1818.

c

uniflorum Lag.

4768 ffigax J«c.

fleeting

iS 1 — 1 or

5

my.jl

W

Caraccas 1816.

c

p.l

Jac. ic. 324

4769 stellatum Jrtc.

starred

fit | | or

0

jn.jl

B

1822.

c

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 325

4770 virgatum Lam.

twiggy

* | | or

4

jl.s

V

W. Indies 1820.

c

p.s

Dun. so. 40

4771 scandens L.fil.

climbing

(L I 1 or

10

jl.au

Surinam 1820.

c

p.l

4772 coriaceum /fooA.

coriaceous

at | Tor

4

jl.au

P.'B

1820.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 2708

4773 lentum Cav.

pliant

fi_ t 1 or

5

i'n.s

P.v

N. Spain 1823.

c

p.l

Cav. ic. 4. 308

4774 ela?agnif61ium Cay.

Oleaster-lvd

at_Jor

(i

n.jl

B

Chile 1823.

c

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 243

4775 stelligerum R. Br.

star-bearing

at |_| or

3

jn.au

Pa.P

N. Holl. 1823.

c

p.l

Sm. ex. bot. 2.88

4776 racemosum L.

racemose

*t 1 1 or

4

jl.au

W

W.Indies 1781.

c

CO

Jac. am. 50. 36

4777 igneum Z,.

fire-spined

St I lor

3

mr.n

W

S. Amer. 1714.

c

s.p

Jac. vin. 1. 14

4778 subarmatum W.

half-armed

fe|~1 or

6

my.jn

w

1820.

c

CO

4779 bahamense L.

Bahama

** i |or

6

jnjl

V

Bahama 1732.

S

p.l

Di. el. 271. 350

4780 reticulatum Dunal

netted

at [ lor

3

jn.jl

w

W. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 48

4781 hirtum FaM

shaggy

at | lor

2

jnjl

w

Trinidad 1821.

c

p.l

Vahl ic. 3. 21

4782 elatum Z,*.

tall

at f~l or

6

B

1820.

c:

p.l

4783m6lleZZ. SfS.

soft

at r~l or

5

jn!s

P

Trinidad 1818.

c

S.1

Dun. so. 120

4784 tomentosum Z/.

woolly

* , |or

2

jn.jl

B

C:. G. H. 1662.

c

p.l

Boc.sic. 8.5

4785 hybridum Jac.

hybrid

at r~i or

2

jn.jl

P.B

Guinea 1815.

c

Jac. vin. 2. 113

4786 coccineum Jac.

scarlet

a r~~~i or

8

jnjl

W

1810.

c

p.l

Jac. ic. 43

4787 cestrifolium Fis.

Cestrum-lvd

at r~i or

2

jn.jl

W

1823.

c

p.l

4788 jamaicense Swx.

Jamaica

ft \ | or

4

jn.jl

W

Jamaica 1818.

c

4789 heterotrichumZ)MnaZ variable-haired

*t | | or

2

jnjl

W

S. Amer. 1824.

c

pi

Dun. so. 20

4790 cuneitolium Dunal

wedge-leaved

at I 1 or

8

jn.jl

w

Guiana 1318.

c

p.l

SI. jam. 144. 3

4791 mexicanum M, 4- S.

Mexican

* 1 1 or

3

jn.jl

V

Mexico 1825.

c

p.l

4792 voldbile Swx.

twining

j_ [ | or

8

jn.jl

B

W, Indies 1823.

c

Pluk. m. 4. 32

4793 brasiliense Dunal

Brazilian

» O or

o

jn.jl

Brazil 1820.

c

pi

PL am. 454. 4

4794 lanceaefolium Jac.

lance-leaved

10

jl.au

w'

W. Indies 1816.

c

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 239

4795 umbrosum Dunal

shady

at I 1 or

2

jn.jl

W

Trinidad 1825.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 126

4796 rubiginosum FaA/

rusty

at rnor

3

jn.jl

W

Guiana 1821.

c

p.l

Vahl ic. 13

4797 fastigiafrum W.

peaked

at i i or

2

jn.jl

Pa.B

S. Europe 1818.

c

Dun. so. 16. 2

4798 glutinosum Dunal

clammy

at I lor

4

jn.jl

1810.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 2. 54

4799 bonariense L.

Buenos Ayres

at i ) or

10

jn.s

W*

B. Ayres 1727.

c

8.1

Di.el.364.272.351

4800 oporinum W.

autumnal

£t I | or

5

jn.jl

B

1820.

c

p.l

Dun. so. 16

4801 astroldes Jac.

star-like

§or

jn.jl

W

1818.

c

p.l

4802 subinerme Jac.

half-unarmed

or

7

jl.au

B

W. Indies 1752.

c

Lp

Jac. am. 40. 3

4803 lanceolatum Cav.

lanceolate

or

7

jn.jl

Pa.B

Mexico 1800.

c

S.1

Bot. mag. 2173

t804 gigantdum Jac.

giant

1 L_jor

15

jn.jl

V

C. G. H. 1792.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 1921

4805 torvum Sum.

grim

at | | or

5

jl.au

Pa.B

W. Indies 1816.

c

p.l

Pluk. al. 255. 3.

4806 ferrugineum Jac.

ferrugineous

at t | or

4

jl.au

Pa.B

1816.

c

pi

Jac. sc. 3. 334

4807 saponaceum B. R.
4808 ovigerum Dunal

saponaceous
egg-bearer

at i i or

iQJcul

4

jl
jn.jl

W

B

Chile 1825.
Africa,&c.l597.

S
S

p.1

Lp

Bot. reg. 2697
Pluk. ph. 266. 2

Mclongvna L.

1 violaceum

vi o\et-fruite d

iDI cul

2

jn.jl

B

Tropics 1597.

S

r.m

2 album
3 luteum

v/lnte-fruited
yellow -fruited

iQI cul
iQI cul

2
2

jn.jl
jn.jl

B
B

Tropics 1597.
Tropics 1597.

S
S

r.m
r.m

4 rfiber

red-fruited

iQI cul

2

jn.jl

B

Tropics 1597.

S

r-.m

4809 tnsanum L.

mud-apple

iQI cul

2

au.s

B

E. Indies 1815.

S

Lp

Pluk. al. 226. 3

esculent urn Dunal

4810 Brown// Dunal

Brown's

at i ] or

3

jn.au

V

N. Holl. 1820.

c

P-1

violaceum R. Br.

4811 sodomeum L.

Sodom

«*, | or

3

jn.jl

V

Africa 1688.

c

r.m

Her. lug. 575

4812 incanum L.
4813 indicum L

hoary
Indian

at H cul
at a or

2
6

jl.au
jl

P
P

Ceylon 1823.
India 1732.

c

S

pi
p.l

Scop. d. 1. 1
Di. el. 270. 349

74

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

4814 undatum Lam. waved

jg

1 1 or

3

jn.jl

V

4815 Angu}vi Lam. Madag. potato
4816 coagulans Forsk. curdling

& GS un
»[__D or

3
3

rs

W

w

4817 sanctum Dunal holy

4fe

1 | or

3

jn.jl

p

4818 marginatum W. ivhite-edged

Jfe

i | or

4

jn.s

p

4819 campechiense W. Campeachy

4ft

• i mj

8

jl

V

4820 Trdngum Poir. Trongum

O un

i

jn.jl

w

4821 congense Lk. Congo

*

| Of

Sf

jn.jl

B

4822 fuscktum L. dusky

iDlor

jn.jl

S

4823 aculeatissimum Jac. prickliest

*

Hor

3*

ap.jl

Pa.B

4824 polyacanthum Lam. many-spined

m

or

4

jn.s

R

parvifli>rum Cav.

4825 myriacanthum Dunal many-spined

m

[ I or

3

jl.au

P

4826 mammbsum L. teated

f^yi or

4

jl.au

Pa.B

4827 stramonifolium Jac. Stramonium-lvc

i*

1 1 or

6

jn.s

P

4828 flavescens Dunal flavescent

4t

1 | or

3

jn.jl

B

4829 ferox L. fierce

£

[A1 un

2

au.s

P

4830 campanulatum.R.2?r. campanulate

iQI or

1

jn.s

W

4831 armatum R. Br. armed

41

l | or

2

au.s

*••

4832 pungentium R. Br. pungent
4833 cinereum R. Br. ashy

m

iQI or
1 | or

1

1

au.s
au.s

...

4834 Millet Jac. Miller's

&

1 | or

3

jl.au

w"

4835 rigescens Jac. rigescent
4836 ciliatum Lam. ciliated

*

' !or
O un

1* jn.jl
2 jn.jl

V

w

4837 trilobatum L. three-lobed

4|

CD or

12

au

V

4838 acetosaefolium Lam. Sorrel-leaved

it

1 1 cu

1

jl.au

w

4839 carolinense L. Carolina .<

iDJun

2

J1.S

Pa.B

4840 violaceum Jac. violet

£E

1 ) or

4

jn.jl

B

4841 Pynicantha $m. Fire-thorn

m

[ 1 or

4

au.s

P

2 inermis unarmed

m

L 1 or

4

au.o

P

4842 spinosissimum Lo. C. spiniest

jH

D or

3

jn.jl

4843 melanoxylum Lk. black-wooded

*

CJ or

3

jajl

v"

4844 virginianum Pers. Virginian

0 un

jl

my.au

B

4845 Jacquin* W. Jacquin's
4846 xanthocarpon S.&W. yellow-fruited

[TTj un
O un

2%.ri
i jn.jl

P

B

4847 Balbis« Dunal Balbis's

il

1 | or

4

ap.s

B

4848 tectum Pers. covered

£!

1 | or

3

ap.s

Y

Malabar 1820. C

India 1818. L

Arabia F. 1802. C

Egypt 1818. C

Africa 1775. C

America 1732. C

E. Indies 1816. S

Guinea 1821. C

S. Amer. 1817. S

S. Amer. 1816. C

W. Indies 1821. C

1822. C

W. Indies 1699. S

\V. Indies 1778. C

Trinidad 1826. C

E. Indies 1795. C

N. Holl. 1819. S

N. Holl. 1819. S

N. Holl. 1823. S

N. Holl. 1823. S

C. G. H. 1762. C

C. G. H. 1823. C

1820. C

India 1759. C

E. Indies 1759. S

Carolina 1732. S

E. Indies 1817. C
Madagasc.1789.

R. mal. 2. 37

Jac. sc. 4. 469

Di. el. 268. 347
Itu. am. 5. 86. 1

s.p

r.m

s.p

s.p

s.p Bot. mag. 1928

s.p — '

CO
CO

p.l Jac. ic. 1. 42
co Jac. ic. 1. 41
s.l Cav. ic. 3. 236

p.l Dun. so. 19
s.p Pluk. al. 226. 1
Jac. ic. 1. 44
Dun. so. 67. 2

S

l.p
p.l
p.l

co Dun. so. 2. 70

Dun. so. 2. 69

isc. 1789. C

1820. C

1821. C

Virginia 1662. S

E. Indies 1804. S

^Ethiopia 1824. S

S. Amer. 1816. C

Mexico 1824. C

592. NYCTE^RIUM Ven. NYCTERIUM. (Nykteros, nocturnal j time of flowering.)

Can. IsL 1779. C

s.l Jac. ic. 2.330

s.l Jac. sc. 1. 42

s.l Dun. so. 18

s.p Bur. in. 57. 22. 2

p.l Bur. in. 22. 2

p.l Jac. ic. 2. 331

s.p Jac. fr. 133. 1

r.m Ex. bot. 2. 64

r.m Bot. mag. 2547
p.l
p.l

s.p Di. el. 267. 346

s.p Jac. ic. 2. 332

co Sc. ban. 1. 2

co Bot. reg. 140

co Cav. ic. 4. 309

4840 cordifolium Ven. heart-leaved
Solanum vespertilio H. K.

4850 amazonium B. M. Amazonian it I I or 3 jn.au P
Lambert* Swt. Solanum amazouium B. R.

4851 lobatum Swt. lobed O or 2 jl.au Y
Solanum heterandrum Ph.

4852Fontanese«MMm Dunal Desfontaine's O or 2 jl.s Y
4853 cornutum Lk. horned it I I or 1 jn.au Y

4S54 rostra.tum Lk. beaked O or 2 jn.au Y

4855 heterodoxum Dunal variable O or 2 jn.au B

| | or 2 ap.my P

Mexico :i800. C

Louisiana 1813. S

Brazil 1813. S

Mexico 1823. S

Mexico 1823. S

Mexico 1820. S

Solanece. 7.— S.

co Ven. mal. 85

co Bot. reg. 71

co Ph. am. 2. 7

co Bot. reg. 177

s.p An. mu. 3. 9

s.p Dun. so. 24

s.p Dun. so. 25

593. CA'PSICUM L.

4856 annuum L.

4857 16ngum Dec.

4858 cordiforme Mil.

4859 tetragonum Mil.

4860 angulosum Mil.

4861 sphae'ricum W.en.

4862 ovatum Dec.

4863 conicum Lam.

4864 pendulum W. en.

4865 luteum Lam.
4866grossum W.

2 globosum

3 luteum

4867 conoldes Mil.

4868 pyramidale Mil.

4869 cerasiforme W.

4870 globiferum Mey.

4871 Milleri R. & S.
cerasiforme Mil.

4872 frutescens L.

2 torulusum Jac.

4873 bicolor Jac.

4874 baccatum L.

4875 sine'nse W.

4816 microcarpon Dec.

4877 cerasiflorum Lk.

4878 micranthum Lk.

CAPSICUM.
annual
]ong-fruited
heart-shaped
four-angled
angular-fruited
g\obu\ar-fruitedtt-
ovate-fruifed
conica\-fruited
pendulous
yeUow-fruifed
large

globe-fruited
yellow-fruited
cone-like
pyramidal
cherry-shaped
globe-bearer
Miller's

frutescent

sub-twisted

two-colored

berried

Chinese

small-fruited

cherry-flwd

small- flowered

Solanece. 23. — 28.

(

3 cul 1 jn.il

>ftu"e

India

1548.

S

r.m Kno. th. 2. 6

<

D cul

1 jn.jl

W

India

1548.

s

r.m Fuchs 733

(

3 cul

1 jn.jl

W

India

s

r.m

D cul

1 jn.jl

W

India

...

s

r.m

'. <

3 cul

1 jn.jl

w

India

s

r.m

m.c

Dcul

2 ap.jl

w

18*07.

C

r.m

tL C

D cul

3 jn s

w

1824.

s

r.m

li

3 cul

H jn.jl

w

Guiana

1820.

s

r.m

n. c

Dcul

2 ap.jl

w

1804.

C

r.m

ML £

Dcul

2 jn.au

w

E. in'dies

1820.

s

r.m

tt. g;

H cul

ill

w

India

1759.

s

r.m Bes. eys. 1. 11. 1

«*- C

Dclt

1 Jl

w

E. Indies

• ••

s

r.m

•a. rj

3dt

1 jl

w

E. Indies

s

r.m

tLC.

Dcul

2 ap.jl

w

India

1750.

C

r.m

n. E

Dcul
) cul

2 aP.jl
1 jn.s

w

Pa.Y

Egypt 1750.
W. Indies 1739.

C

s

r.m
r.m

ML c

Dcul

1| jn.jl

W

Guiana

1824.

s

r.m

2

}Jcul

1 jn.jl

w

W. Indie

5 ...

s

r.m

Pa.Y India 1656. C r.m Ru. ain.a.88

W E. Indies 1820. S r.m

P \V. Indies 1804. C r.m Bot. mag. 1835

r.m SI. jam. 1. 146. 2

r.m Jac. vin. 3. 67

C

1731. C

China 1807. C
1820.

r.m.

cul 3 my.jn W Brazil

1823. C r.m

1824. C r.m

594. LEE\4 L. LEEA. (J. Lee, father, son. and crandson. esteemed bot.

and cult.) MelihceaE. 6. — 10.

4879 sambucina W.

Elder-tea w?d

* f~l cu

10

Y

E.

Indies

1790.

C

l.p

Cav. dis. 7. 218

4880 ajquata L.

even

m i — icu

10

G

E.

Indies

1777.

C

l.p

4881 crispa L.

curled

*1 |CU

3

W

C.

G. H.

1767.

C

l.p

Bot. rep. 355

4882 macrophylla Rox.
4883 hirta Rox.

long-leaved
hairy

an — icu
»CUcu

4
6

W
G

E.
E.

Indies
Indies

1806.
1823.

C
C

l.p

l.p

4884 robusta Rox.

robust

• 1 — icu

6

G

E.

Indies

1823.

C

l.p

* 595. SPERM ADI'CTYON Rox. SPERM ADI CTTON. (Sperma, seed, dictyon, a net.) Rubiacece. 1. — 2.

4885 suavfeolens Rox. sweet-scented it Q or 4 o W E. Indies 1818. C l.p Bot. reg. 348
596. DENTE'LLA Forst. DENTELLA.

4886 repens Forst. creeping
Oldenland/a ripens L.

(Dim. of dens, a tooth ; corolla.) Rubiacece. 1. — 2.

or i jl W N. Holl. 1802. S co Lam. il. 118

597. MACROCNE'MUM L. MACROCNEMUM. (Makros, long, kneme, a leg; fl. stalks.) Rubiacece. 3. — 10.
Jamaica f Q or 14 ... W Jamaica 1806. C p.l Swz. ob. 68. 3. 1

4887 jamaicense L.

4888 strictum Rox. strict

4889 tinctorium //. 8f B. dying

HOT 10
or 30 s.o

E. Indies 1804. C p.l
Trinidad 1820. C p.l

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

598. EXOSTE'MMA Rich. EXOSTEMMA.

4890 cariba^um W. Caribeean £

4891 floribundum W. many-flowered J

4892 longiflorum R. & S. long-flowered $

4893 brachycarpum R.SfS. short-fruited J

(Exo, without, stemma, a crown.) Rubiacece. 4. — l(j

W W. Indies 1780. C l.p Bot. rep. 481

W \V. Indies 1794. C l.p Lamb. ci. 27. 7

or 30 jn.jl W Caraccas 1820. C p.l Lamb. ci. 12

or 20 jn.jl W Jamaica 1823. C p.l Lamb. ci. 8

Hor 20 jii.
trn 40

599. HYMENODFCTYON Wai. HYMEVODICTYON. (Hijmen, a membrane, diktyon, a net.) RubicLcece. 2.— 4.

4894 thyrsi florum Wai. thyrse-flowered^ CD or 15 jn.jl G.Y E. Indies 1819. C l.p
Cinchona thyrsiflora Rox.

4895 excelsum Wai. tall i CD or 50 jl.au G.Y E. Indies 1820. C l.p Rox. cor. 2. 106
Cinchona excelsa Rox.

600. CINCHOVNJ L. CINCHONA.

4896 officinalis Z,. officinal

4897 scabra Lod. scabrous

(Cured the Countess of Cinchon of a fever.) Rubiacece. 2. — 20.

f CD m 18 jl.au R Peru 1810. C l.p Lamb. ci. 1

«CDm 6 1820. C l.p

601. BURCHE'LL/^ R. Br. BURCHELLIA. (W. Burchell, a traveller in Africa.) Rubiacecz. 2. —

4898 bubalma A'. Br. buffalo * CD or 3 my.jn S C. G. H. 1818. C r.m Bot. reg. 899
parviflbra B. R.

4899 capensis B. R. Cape * CD el 3 mr S C. G. H.

C p.l Bot. reg. 466

602. RONDELETI4 L. RONDELETIA.

4900 americana L. American

4901 hevigata //. K. smooth-leaved

4902 hirta Swx. hairy

4903 /aurifolia Swx. Laurel-leaved

4904 hirsuta Swx. hairy

4905 thyrsoidea Swx. thyrsoid

4906 racemdsa Swx. racemose

4907 tomentosa Swx. tomentose

4908 paniculata Rox. panicled

603. COUTARE^A Aubl. COUTAREA.

4909 speciosa Aubl. beautiful
Portland^ hexandra IV.

(IV. Rondelet, a celebrated physician.)
§or 10 au W W. Indies 1752.

Rubiacete. 9.— 31
C s.p PI. ic. 242. 1

or

12

jl.au

W

W. Indie

31790.

C

s.p

or

10

jn.au

Pk

Jamaica

1776.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 350

f ;

or

5

jl.au

W

Jamaica

1824.

C

s.p

Br.jam.2. 2

1

or

5

jl.au

Y

Jamaica

1820.

C

s.p

[~~i

or

5

jl.au

W

Jamaica

1819.

C

s.p

r "j

or

6

jl.au

W

Jamaica

1820.

C

s.p

Br. jam. 2. 3

B

or
or

6
6

jl.au
jn.au

W

W

Jamaica
E. Indies

1819.
1820.

C
C

s.p

S.p

(Coutari, its name in Guiana.)
CD or 12 ... P Guiana

Rubiacece. 1.
1803. C s.p Aub. gui. 122

604. PORTLA'ND/^ L. PORTLANDIA.

4910 grandiflora L. great-flowered

4911 coccinea Swx. scarlet

(Aden, a gland, phoreo, to bear.) Campanulacea.
ar li jn.jl Pa.B 1818. R co Bot. r<

14.—
Bot. reg. 149

Duchess of Portland, famous patroness of botany.) Rubiacete. 2.
or 12 jn.au W Jamaica 1775. C s.p Bot. mag. 286
or 5 ... S Jamaica 1812. C s.p

* 605. ADENO'PHORA Fis. ADENOPMORA.

4912 marsupiiflora Fis. purse-flowered ^ A
Campanula coronata B. R.

4913 Gmelim Fis. Gmelin's

4914 coronopifblia Fis. Buckshorn-lvd
Campanula coronopifolia R. # S.

4915 denticulata Fes. denticulated
Campanula tricuspidata R. Sf S.

4916 communis Fis. common Siberian
Campanula communis R. 8f S.

2 suaveolens Hort. sweet-scented

3 hybrida R. $ S. hybrid
H917 /ilifblia G. Don Lily-leaved

Campanula /ilifolia W.

4918 Rabelais««a G. Don Kabelais's
Campanula RabelaiszVi/ia R. & S.

4919 Lamarkzu/irt Fis. Lamark's
Campanula Lamarkz'awa H. & S.

4920 stylosa Fis. long-slyled.
Campanula stylosa Lam.

4921 intermedia Swt. intermediate
Campanula intermedia R. $ S.

4922 periplocifolia Fis. Periploca-lvd
Campanula periplocifolia Lam,

4923 Fischerz G. Don Fischer's
Campanula Fischen R. & S.

4924 pereskia-fblia Fis. -Pereskia-lvd
Campanula pereski&fblia R. & S.

4925 verticillata Fis. whorled
Campanula verticillata IV.

605. WAHLENBE'RG/^ Schr. WAIILENBEUGIA.

4926 grandittora Schr. great-flowered ^ A or
Campanula grandiflora L.

4927 pendula Schr. pendulous O or

4928 elongata Schr. elongated O °r
Campanula elongata W.

S

A
A

or
l>r

2
1

my.jl
jii.jl

Pa.B
B

Siberia
Dahuria

1820.
1822.

D

R

CO
CO

Gm. si. 3. 33
Sw. fl.gar. 104

3t

A

or

1

jl.au

B

Siberia

1817.

D

p.l

Sw.

fl.gar. 116

^

A

or

4

jl.s

Pa.B

Siberia

1810.

D

p.l

1

£

A

A
A

or
or
or

2
2
2

jn.jl
jn.jl
my.s

Pa.B
Pa.B
Pa.B

Siberia
Siberia
Siberia

1816.
1816.
1784.

D
1)
D

CO
CO

p.l

Bot. reg. 236

^

A

or

lljn.au

B

Siberia

1823.

D

p.l

^k

A

or

n

i jn.au

Pa.B

Siberia

1824.

D

l.p

&

A

or

1| my.jn

Pa.B

Siberia

1820.

R

CO

Gm,

si. 3. 27

£

A

or

H

Pa.B

Siberia

1819.

D

p.l

£

A

or

1

jl.s

Pa.B

Siberia

1824.

D

p.l

£

A

or

2

J1.S

Pa.B

Siberia

1819.

D

p.l

£fc

A

or

l|jl.S

Pa.B

Siberia

1821.

D

p.l

£k

A

or

2

jn

L.B

Siberia

1783.

D

S.I

Pal. it. 3. G. 1

(G.ll'ahlenberg, M.D., auth. Fl. Lap.) Campanulacea: 5.—
1 jn.au B Siberia 1782. D p.l Bot. mag. 252

1 jl.au W.p Madeira 1777. S s.l
i jl.au B 1819. S co

* 607. CAMPA'NULA
4929 cenisia L.

L. BELL-FLOWER.
Mt. Cenis ^

(Dimin. of campana, a
A or i jn.il B

bell ; corolla.) Campanula ce&. 129. — 220.
Switzerl. 1775. R co Al. ned. 1. 6. 2

4930 uniflora L.

one-flowered ^

J^

or

k Jn.jl

B

Lapland

1815.

R

s p

Fl. lap. 9. 5, 6

4931 diffasa Vahl
fragilis Ci/r.

diffuse ^

A

or

i jl.au

B

Alps,ltalyl826.

R

CO

Cyr. ne. 11. 2

4932 microphylla Kit.

small-leaved ^

. A

or

1 jn.jl

B

Hungary

1820.

R

CO

4933 Bollard* All.
4934 pulla L.

Bellardi's ^
russet ^

. A
A

or
pr

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

B
B

Italy
Austria

1813.
1779.

R
R

CO
CO

Al. ped. 1. 85. 5
Bot. cab. 554

4935 Zoj-s« Wul. •

Zoys's ^

A

or

| jn.au

D.B

Carniola

1813.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 334

4936 carpatica L.
4937 rotundifolia L.

Carpathian ^
round-leaved ^

A
A

or
or

\ jn.au
|jn.au

B
B

Carp. Alps 1774.
Britain hea.

D
D

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 117
Eng. bot. 866

2 flore albo

white-flowered U

or

1 jn.au

W

Britain

woods.

R

CO

4938 excisa Schl.

cut off ^

A

or

I my.jn

B

Switzerl.

1820.

U

CO

Bot. cab. 561

4939 pusllla Hae.

diminutive ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Pa.B

Switzerl.

1821.

R

CO

Bau. pr. 34. 34

4940 caespitosa Sco.

tufted ^

A

or

J jl.au

B

Austria

1819.

R

CO

Scop. car. ed. 2.4

4941 pumila B. M.

dwarf ^

A

or

ijn.au

B

Switzerl.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 512

2 flore albo

white-flowered ^

A

or

z jn.au

W

Switzerl.

R

CO

4912 pubdscens Schmidt

pubescent ^

A

or

f j •««
1 jn.au

B

Bohemia

18 13.

D

CO

4P43 gracilis R. Br.

slender ^

OJ

or

1 ap.au

B

N. S. W.

17!>4.

R

00

Bot. mag. 691

494 1 Hermin« Lk.

Hermin's

0

or

i jn.au

B

Portugal

1823.

S

CO

Fl. por. 2. 72

76

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

4945 quadrifida R. Br. four-cleft

^

OJ

or

| jn.au

B

N. Holl. 1820.

S

CO

494(5 littoralis Lab. sand

2*

OJ

or

% ap.au

B

N. Holl. 1820.

S

p.l

Lab. n. h. 1. 70

4947 Scheuchzen Vil. Scheuchzer's

S

A

or

f jn.au

B

Europe 1813.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 485

4948 angustifulia Lam. narrow-leaved

^

A

or

1 jn.au

B

France 1818.

D

CO

Mag. mo, 4ri

4949 virgata Raft. twiggy

^v

A

or

1 jn.au

B

N. Amer. 1823.

J)

CO

4950 lanceolata Lap. lanceolate

s

A

or

1 jn.au

B

France 1819.

R

CO

Al. ped. 47. a

4951 heterodoxa Vest heterodox

£^

or

I jn.au

B

Siberia 1818.

R

CO

4i>52 WaldsteinWwa R. & S. Waldstein's
flexubsa Kit.

£*

A

or

i jn.au

B

Hungary 1824.

R

CO

W. & K. 136

4953 /inifblia Hue. Flax-leaved

ik

A

or

f jn.au

B

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Vil. del. 1. 10

4954 rigescens Pall. rigescent

•^

or

a jn.au

B

Siberia 1820.

R

CO

4955 spatulata Sm. spatulate-lvci

*v

or

1 jl.au

B

Greece 1817.

s-

p.l

Fl. gr. 203

4956 ramosissima Sm. branchiest

or

* jl.au

B

Greece 1820.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 204

lobelioxfes W.

4957 patula L. spreading

^

O>

or

1 jl.au

V

Britain pas.

s

p.l

Eng. bot. 42

4958 neglecta R. & S. neglected
4!>59 calycina Bieb. large- calyxed

^ Q) or

2 jn au
1 jl.au

B
B

1818.
Tauria 1820.

s

R

CO
CO

4960 BroUMoaetjdftd R. $ S. Broussonet's

0

or

1 jl.au

B

Mogadore 182.).

S

CO

4!>61 Loeflingw Brot. Loefling's

0

or

1 jlau

B

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

49ti2 infundibulum Vest funneljiivd

v

A

or

2 jl.au

B

Siberia 1825.

D

CO

4963 .ftapunculus L. Rumpion
4964 eiegans R . $ S. elegant

tG) or
A °r

3 jl.au
1 jl.au

P

B

Britain hed. b. S
Sibeiia 1821. R

r.m

CO

Eng. bot. 283

speciosa IV.

4965 persicifblia L. Peach-leaved

^

A

or

3 jl.s

B

Europe 1596.

D

p.l

Fl.dan. 1087 "

2 maxima largest peach-lvd

^

A

or

3 jl.s

B

Europe 1596.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 397

3 flore pleno double blue-fiwd

^V

A

or

3 jl.s

B

Europe 1596.

D

CO

4 flore albo - white-flowered

S

A

or

3 jl.s

W

Europe 1596.

D

CO

5 flore albo pleno dble wliite-flwd
G grand is large-flowering

1

A

A

or
or

3 jl.s
3 jl.s

W
B

Europe 1596.
Europe 1596.

D
D

CO
CO

4966 pyramidajis L. pyramidal

St

A

or

4 jl.s

Pa.B

Carniola 1596.

D

p.l

2 flore albo white-flowered _

s

A

or

4 jl.s

W

Europe

D

p.l

4967 versicolor Sm. various-colored ^

A

or

4 jl.8

St

Geeece 1788.

D

S.1

Bot. rep. 396

planiflora IV. en.

4968 obliqua IV. en. oblique

•^

0)

or

3 jn.jl

B

1813.

S

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 336

4969 americana L. American

^

Q)

or

1 jl

B

Pcnsylv. 1763.

C

S.I

4970 planifl6ra Lam. flat-flowered

^

A

or

2 jl.s

B

Siberia 1817.

1)

p.l

4971 acuminata MX. acuminate

^\.

A

or

3 jl.s

B

N. Amer. 1826.

1)

p.l

4972 Ottuniana R. & S. Otto's

VL

l 1

or

1 Jl.s

B

C. G. H. 1825.

C

p.S

4973 nitida H. K. shining

A

or

i jl

W

N. Amer. 1731.

1)

p.l

Dod. me. 4. Ill

2 fibre caeruleo blue-flowered

^L

A

or

1 jl.s

B

N. Amer. 1731.

u

pi

4974 aurea L. golden-flowered

m

L_J

or

3 jl.s

Y

Madeira 1777.

s

s.p

Bot. reg. 57

2 latifblia R. Sf S. broad-leaved

<s

l_J

or

2 jl.s

Y

Madeira 1777.

s

s.p

Duh. ed. nov. 41

3 angustifulia R. fy S. narrow-leaved

fc

L_J

or

2 jl.s

Y

Madeira 1777.

s

S.p

Jac. sc. 4. 472

4975 rhomboidea L. rhomboid

•*V

A

or

2 jl

Pa.B

Switzerl. 1775.

u

p.l

Bot. cab. 603

4976 Alpini Lam. Alpinus's

^

A

or

1 jn.jl

B

Italy 1800.

D

s.p

4977 latifolia L. broad-leaved

•*v

A

or

4 jl

P

Britain s. m. p.

S

p.l

Eng. bot. 302

2 flore albo white-flowering

A

or

3 jl.au

W

D

CO

4978 macrantha Fis. long- flowered

A

or

3 jn.jl

P

Russia' 18*22.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2353

4979 eriocarpa Bleb. woolly- fruited

£k

A

or

2 jn.jl

P

Caucasus 1823.

R

CO

4980 wrticifolia Schmidt Nettle-leaved

V,

A

or

3 au

B

Germany 1800.

1)

CO

4981 Trachelium L. Throatwort

^

A

or

4 jn.au

V

Britain woods.

1)

p.l

Eng. bot. 12

2 flore pleno double blue-fiwd
3 flore albo white-flowered

I

A
A

or
or

3 jl.au
3 jl.au

B
W

Britain gard.
Britain woods.

D
D

CO
CO

4 flore pleno albo dble white-fl wd

&

A

or

3 jl.au

W

Britain gard.

D

CO

4982 ftellidirolia Lap. Daisy-leaved

Q)

or

2 jl.au

B

Pyrenees 1823.

S

s.p

4983 crenata IV. crenated-leaved

.&

A

or

2 jl.au

B

Russia 1820,

R

CO

neglecta Bes.

4984 rapunculokles L. Rampion like

V

A

or

3 jn.jl

B

England woods.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 1369

4985 intundibuhtormis Sims funnel-shaped

V,

A

or

2 jl

P

Siberia 1822.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2632

4986 trachelioldes Bieb. Throatwort-like

^v

A

or

3 jl.au

B

Caucasus 1817.

R

CO

4987 sarmatica B. R. Sarmatian

^

A

or

2 jn.au

Pa.B

Siberia 1803.

U

CO

Bot. reg. 237

gummifera R. % S.

498S bononiensis L. Bononian

"V.

A

or

2 au.s

B

Italy 1773.

D

CO

M. h. 2. 5. 4. 38

4989 simplex Dec. simple-stmd

^

A

or

2| jl.au

B

S. France 1819.

R

CO

4990 obliquifolia Ten. oblique-leaved

A

or

2| jl.au

B

Italy 1824.

R

CO

Fl. nap. 17

4991 trichocalycina Ten. hairy-calyxed

A-

A

or

3| jl.au

B

Italy 1823.

R

CO

Fl. nap. 16

4992 ruthenica Bieb. Russian

A

or

2 jn.au

B

Caucasus 1815.

1)

CO

4993 spreta R. & S. despised

A

or

2 jl.au

Pa.B

Siberia 1825.

R

CO

4994graminifbliaZ. Grass-leaved

A

or

f jn.jl

B

Italy 1816.

D

s.p

W. & K. 152

4995 tenuifblia Kit. fine-leaved

•^v

A

or

4 j'.au

V

Hungary 1817.

R

p.l

W. & K. 155

4996 glomerata L. clustered

•vV

A

or

2 my.s

v

Britain ch. pi.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 90

3 flore albo white-flowered

ik

A

or

1 my.s

W

Britain ch. pi.

1)

CO

4 fibre pleno albo dble white-flwd

:£

A

or

1 my.s

W

Britain gard.

D

CO

4997 cephalantha Horn, head-flowered

A

or

1 jl.s

B

Russia 1817.

R

CO

4998 cephalbtis Horn. round-headed

A

or

1 Jnjl

B

1818.

D

CO

4999 speciosa Horn. showy

A

or

2 my.jn

P

Siberia 1824.

R

CO

Bot, reg. 620

glomerata /3 dahurica B. R.

5000 nicaeensis R. # S. Nice

^

A

or

i jn.jl

P

Piedmont 1820.

D

CO

Al. ped. 39. 1

glomerata All. petrae*a L.

5001 congesta R. # S. crowded

2e

A

or

1 jl.au

B

France 1823.

R

CO

5002 elliptica Kit. elliptical

ik

A

or

1 jl.au

B

Hungary 1826.

R

CO

Boc. mu. 58

5003 folibsa Ten. leafy

*V

A

or

1 jl.au

B

Italy 1826.

R

CO

Fl. nap. 18

5004 Raineri Perp. Rainer's

3

A

or

1 jl.au

B

Italy 1826.

R

CO

Bib.it. 13. 1817

5005 Cervicaria L. Throatwort

or

3 jl

L.P

Germany 17G8.

S

s.p

Bot. cab. 452

5006 macrostachya W. long-spiked
multiflbra Kit.

3e

or

1* Jn.Jl

B

Hungary 1814.

S

CO

5007 cervicarioldes R. 8f S. Cervicaria-like

^,

A

or

1 jl.au

B

Italy 1822.

R

CO

5008 collina Bieb. hill
5009 aziirea Sal. azure

1

A

or
or

1 jl.au
U jn jl

B
L.P

Caucasus 1803.
Switzerl. 1778.

1)
1)

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 927
Bot. mag. 551

5010 Lore/ Pol. Lore's
baldensis.Zto/6.

pr

lg jn.jl

P

Italy 1S24.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2581

5011 lactiflbra Bieb. milk-flowered

>v

A

or

6 jl.s

W

Siberia 1814.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 241

5012 aggregMa W. en. crowded-^wd

^

A

or

2 jl.s

Pa.B

Bavaria 1817.

C

Bot. cab. 515

501.3 thyrsoideaZ,. thyrsoid

^v

Q)

or

2 jn.au

B

Switzerl. 1785.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 1290

5014 velutma Dcsf. velvety

;k

A

or

I my.jl

B

S. Europe 1826.

R

s.p

Fl. gr. 210

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Allioni's
peregrine

5015 AllionU Vil.

5016 peregrlna L.

5017 cernua Th.

5018 capensis L. Cape
Roellrt decumbens B. R.

5019 barbata L. bearded

5020 punctata Lam. dotted-Jtowered

5021 Vand£s/ G Don Comtesse deVandes's

5022 Medium L.
2 flore albo

5023 afTmis R. $ S.

5024 corymb5sa Desf.
.5025 6etonica?folia Sm.
5026dichotoma5wz.

5027 longiftlia Lap.

5028 spicata W.

5029 alp^ina L.

5030 mollis L.

5031 saxatilis /,.

5032 alliariaefolia W.

5033 gummifera W.
6etonica:f61ia Bieb.

5034 /amiifdlia Bieb.

5035 pendula ^e6.

5036 armena SteV.

5037 Diolaefolia .Lawi.

5038 Adam* Bieb.

5039 sibirica L.

5040 divergens W. en.
spatulata W. & K.

5041 lingulata W. en.

5042 caucasica Bieb.

5043 Biebersteimawa R. & S. Bieberstein's
rup£stris Bieb.

5044 parviflora Lam.

5045 stricta L.

5046 laciniata L.

5047 lyrata Z.awz.

5048 cichoracea Sib.
capitata B. M.

5049 lanuginbsa W. en.

5050 tomentosa Lam.

5051 ^rtnusi.

5052 rfrabarfolia Sib.

5053 erinoides L.

5054 £latines L.

5055 Aederacea W.

5056 hispidulaL.

5057 dehiscens Ro.r.

77

Al. ped. (5. 3
Bot. mag. 1257

Bot. mag. 782

Bot. mag. 1258
Bot. mag. 1723

Kno. th. l.G. 2

An. mu.ll. 15
Desf. at. 51

Fl.gr. 2. 211

Fl. pyr. 6
Al. ped. 1. 46. 2
Bot. mag. 957
Bot. mag. 404
Bar. ic. 79. 813
Par. Ion. 26

S. France 1820.

C. O. H. 179*.

C. G. H. 1804.

C. G. H. 1803.

Medium

white-flowering

allied

corymbose

Betony-leaved

dichotomous

long-leaved

spiked

alpine

soft

rock

Alliaria-leaved
gum-bearing

Lamium-lvd

pendulous

Armenian

Violet-leaved

Adam's

Siberian

spreading

Pa.Y Iberia 1823.
Crea Caucasus 1823.
Pa.B Russia 1826.

Siberia 1817.

Caucasus 1821.

Siberia 1783.

Hungary 1814.

tongue-leaved
Caucasian

Hungary 1804.
Caucasus 1804.
Caucasus 1820.

small-flowered
strict

agged-leaved

yrate
cichoraceous

Iberia 1819.
Syria 1819.
Greece 1788.
S. Europe 1823.
Greece 1768.

S co

S s.P

D p.l

D co

D co

2 jn.au

my.au S.B

1| jn.au Vi

2 jn.jl B

2 my.au B
1 jn.a *
I jl.au
iJI-au
* jl.au

1814.

W Levant 1810.
Pa.B S. Europe 1768.
Pa.B Athens 1823.
Pa.B Africa 1823.
Pa.B S. Europe 18«3.
England m. s. p.
B C. G. H. 1817.

my.au

Ven. eels 18
M. h. 5. 3. 25
Fl.gr. 215
Her. lug. Ill
Al. ped. 1. 1
Eng. bot. 73
Com. h. 2. 37
As. res. 12. 6

608. PRISM ATOCA'RPUS .HmY. PRISMATOCARPUS. (Prisma, a prism, karpos, fruit.) Campanulacca:. 9.—

5058 fruticosus Herit. shrubby tt. \ | or 1 au B

Campanula fruticbsa W.

5059 nitidus Herit. shining O or f my.au W
Campanula Prismatocarpus H. K.

5060 Speculum Dec. Fewws'sLook.-glass O or 1 my.au P
Campanula Speculum L.

2 album white O or 1 my.au W

5061 hirsutus Ten. hairy O or a niy.au B
Campanula hirta R. # S.

5062 hybridus Herit. hybrid O or 1 my.au P
Campanula hybrida L.

5063 falcatus Ten, falcate-peta/ed Q or | my.au B
Campanula falcata. It. Sf S.

5064 Pentagonia Herit. five-angled O or 1 my.au B.p
Campanula Pentagonia L.

5065 perfoliatus Herit. perfoliate ' O or 1 my.au P
Campanula perfoliata L.

5066 interruptus Herit. interrupted ^ , | or 1 my.jl B

Campanula interrupta W.

LOBELIA.

C. G. H. 1787.
C. G. H. 1787.

S p.l

S s.l Her. ser. 2. 3

S. Europe 1596. S s.l Bot. mag. 10

S. Europe 1596.
Italy 1824.

Fl. nap. 19
Eng. bot. 375
1820. S co Fl. nap. 20
S s.l Bot. reg. 56

England cha. fi. S s.l

Italy

Turkey

1686.
N. Amer. 1680. S s.l M. h. 2. 5. 2.23

C. G. H. 1818. S co

* 609. ~LOEE"LIA L.

5067 simplex Thun.

5068 linearis Thun.

5069 setacea Thun.

5070 /jinifolia L.

5071 unidentata H. K.

5072 Dortmanna L.

5073 paludosa Nut.

5074 salicitolia Swt.

simple-stalked

\\near-leaved

setaceous

Pine-leaved

single-toothed

Dortmann's

marsh

Willow-leaved

(M. Label, celeb, bot. auth., and phys., d. 1616.)

£OJor

tt-l | or

^ i Al or

tt. i | or

^? iAI or
^ A or
^ A or
»l_lp

Titpa H. K. gigantea B. M.

5075 KalniH L. Kalm's ^ A

5076 Nuttalli R. & S. Nuttall's
gracilis Nut.

5077 pauciflora Kth. few-flowered
commutata H. $ B.

5078 chinensis Lou. China

5079 decurrens Cav. decurrent

5080 persicifolia Lam. Peach-leaved

5081 Cavanillesitiwa R.&S. Cavanilles's
persicifolia Cav. not Lam.

5082 racemosa B. M. racemose

5083 6ellidif61ia L. Daisy-leaved

5084 rhizophyta Lk. root-sprung

5085 decumbens B. M decumbent

i., a

my.au B

| ... B

A my.jl B

1| my.au V

A my.au V

U jl.au B

1 jl.au B

6 jn.au S

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C G. H.

Britain

N. Amer. 1823.

Chile 1794.

1794.
1791.
1816.
1752.
1794.

Lobelibcece.
C l.p
C l.p
D p.l
S s.p
R l.p

77. — 174.

Th. h. 1811. 11
Bot. rep. 240
Bot. mag. 1484
Eng. bot. 140

lakes. R l.p
D bog
R s.p Bot. mag. 1325

jl.au

Carolina 1820. S
N. Amer. 1824. S

Bot. mag. 2238

jl.au B Mexico 1824. D p.l

I i or
[A] or

:l_Jor
iAI or
lAlor

ijn.au
3 jn.s

3 jn j!

5 jl.au
A my.au

China 1817.
Chile 1826.
W. Indies 1824.
N. Spain 1825.

W. Indies 1818.
C. G. H. 1790.
C. G. H. 1800.
C. G. H. 1820.

S co
C s.p
D s.p

.1

Cav. ic. 6. 581

C p.l Cav. ic. 6.518
Bot. mag. 2137

Bot. mag. 2519
Bot. mag. 2277

C co

C s.p

C p.l

D co

78

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

5086 triquetra L. triangular

£ iAJ or

1 my.au

B

C. G. H. 1774.

C

G.p

5087 fenestralis Cav. windowed

iQlor

1 jn.s

B

Mexico 1824.

S

p.m

Cav. ic. 6. 512.2

5088 Iongifl6ra L. long-flowered

£ EAI or

1 my.au

W

Jamaica 1752.

S

s.p

Jac. vin. 1. 27

5089 tomentosa L. woolly

£ iAl or

i my.s

B

C. G. H. 1821.

D

s.p

5090 secunda L. side-flowering

£ i A| or

| my.au

\V

C. G. H. 1790.

S

s.p

501U acuminata Swz. acuminated

SL fAl or

2 jn.au

G.Y

W. Indies 18i'2.

C

P.l

SI. jam. 1. 95. 2

5092 n\cotiarurfbliit Roth Tobacco-lea ved£ tCDI or
5093 ClaytowVina MX. Clayton's ^ A or

1 ftfi

B'"

E. Indies 1822.
N. Amer. 1824.

C
D

s.p

W. h. b. 1. 30

goodenioldes W. spicata Lam.

5094 assurgens L. assurgent

tti |or

3 jn.o

S

W. Indies 1787.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 553

5095 fulgens H. # B. fulgent

jfr A| or

3 my.s

s

Mexico 1809.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 659

5096 wjrbascifolia Sm. Mullein-leaved

^ A °r

6 my.jn

R

Nepal 1822.

D

r.m

5097 pyramidalis Walt. pyramidal

£ iAJ or

4 s

P

Nepal 1822.

1)

eo

Bot. mag. 2387

5098 cardinalisZ,. cardinal flower
5099 splendens H. & B. shining

^ AJ °r
^ Al or

3 my.s
3 my.s

S
S

Virginia 16'^9.
Mexico 1814.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 320
Bot. reg. 60

6100 debilis L. feeble

iQI or

1 jl.au

B

C. G. H. 1774.

S

s.p

5101 alata R. Br. winged-stalked

£ LAI °>"

1| my.au

B

N. S. W. 1804.

s

s.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 72

5102 Tupa L. Tupa

5£LAJSpl

8 s.o

S

J. Fernan. 1824.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 2550

5103 syphilitica L. syphilitic
5104 surinamensis L. Surinam

l£iS

2 au.o
2 ja.jl

L.B
0

Virginia 1665.
W.Indies 1786.

C
C

S.p

s.p

Bot. reg. 537
Bot. mag. 225

2 rubra red

m \ | or

2 ja.jl

R

W. Indies 1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 749

5105 gracilis R. Br. slender

iQI or

1 jl.o

D.B

N. S. W. 1801.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 741

5 1 06 purpurascens R. Br. purpurascent

£ LAJ or

1 jn.au

B

N. S. W. 1809.

D

s.p

5107 inflata L. inflated
5108 Cliffortwna L. Clifford's

O cul
O or

lijl.au
It jl.au

Pa.B
Pk

N. Amer. 1759.
N. Amer. 1733.

S

s

s.p
s.p

Ac. up. 1741, 1
H. cl. 426. 26

5109 MichauxM Nut. Michaux's

O or

1 jl.au

R

N. Amer. 1800.

s

CO

ClifforU'ana MX. not Nut.

5110 trialata D. Don three-winged
micrantha Hook.

jg iAI cu

i jl.au

B

Nepal 1822.

s

s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 44

5111 urensL. burning

•^ A Cl»l

1| jn.jl

B

England hea.

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 953

5112 serrulata Schott serrulated -

O or

1 jn.jl

B

Spain 1820.

s

s p

5113 puberula MX. mossy

^ A °r

1 jn.jl

Pa.B

N. Amer. 1800.

s

s.p

5114amo2vna MX. pleasing

^E A °r

3 jn.au

B

N. Amer. 1812.

D

S.I

An. mu. 18. 1

SllSminutaL. small

jg iAI cul

•& jn.s

W

C. G. H. 1772.

H

s p

Bot. mag. 2590

5116 minima B. M. least

£ LAJ or

•& Jn.s

W

C. G. H. 1800.

D

s p

Bot. mag. 2077

51 17 laurentia L. Laurentian

iQjor

B

Italy 1778.

S

s.p

Mic. gen. 18. 14

5118 tenella Biv. .« delicate

^ A °r

i my.jl

P.v

Sicily 1821.

D

CO

5J19 campanuloldes Thun. Campanula-Ik

£ EZS °r

i my.au

W

China IS'-'O.

D

co

Bot. reg. 733

5120 .Erinus L. Erinus

£ LAJ or

* jn-s

B

C. G. H. 1752.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 901

5121 campanulata Lam. canipanulate

iQlor

* jn.jl

B

C. G. H. 1821.

S

s.p

5122 erinoldes L. Erinus-like

]£ i(DI or

I jn.au

B

C. G. H. 1759.

R

s.p

Her. lug. 109

5123 bicolor H. K. two-colored

iQI or

f jn.au

Pa.B

C. G. H. 1795.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 514

5124«l.cif61ia Ker Holly-leaved

jg lAlor

a, my.-s

Pk

C. G. H. 1815.

U

s.p

Bot. mag. 1896

5125 4nceps L. two-edged
5126 pubescens H. K. pubescent

iQI or
jg lAlor

i" jn.au

B
B

C. G. H. 1818.
C. G. H. 1780.

S
R

s.p
s.p

Jac. sc. 2. 178

5127 zeylanica L. Ceylon

jg iAI or

1 Jn.jl

B

E. Indies 1821.

D

s.p

Seba 1. 22. 12 ?

51281titeaL. yellow

£ LAJ or

i jn.jl

Y

C. G. H. 1774.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 1319

5129 hirsuta L. hairy

£ LA) or

i my.s

B

C. G. H. 1759.

C

s.p

Bur. af. 40. 2

5130 variifolia B. M. various-leaved

£ lAJor

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H. 1812.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1692

5131 coronopifolia L. Coronopus-lvd

£ iAI or

fjl.au

B

C. G. H. 1752.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 644

5132 umbellata Vest umbellate

£ iAJ°r

1 jn.jl

B

1818.

1)

s.p

5133 Thunberg/i Swt. Thunberg's
coronopifolia Thun. not B. M.

j£ iAI or

1 J1.S

B

C. G. H. 1812.

D

s.p

5134 crenata Thun. notched-leaved
5135 dentata Cav. toothed

)g lAJor
£ iAI or

| ap.my
1 jn.jl

B
B

C. G. H. 1794.
N. Holl. 1824.

C

D

s.p
s.p

Cav. ic. 6. 522

5136 inundkta R Br. overflowed

* iAl °r

i ".I

B

N. Holl. 1821.

D

s.p

5137 cjerulea B. M. blue

£ iAJ °r

1J jn.jl

B

C. G. H. 1824.

D

pi.

Hot. mag. 2701

5138 Simsii Swt Sims's

j£ iAI or

1 o.n

B

C. G. H. 1819.

U

CO

Bot. mag. 2251

pedunculata B.M. not R. Br.

5139 concolor R. Br. self-colored

£ LAJ °r

1 my.jn

B

N. Holl. 1819.

D

p.l

5140-globosa R. Br. globose
5141 senecioides Cun. Senecio-like

£ iAI or
jg iAI or

1 my.jl

B
B

N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.

D
D

p.l

p.l

Bot. reg. 964

Is6toma axillaris Lindl.

5142 pedunculata R Br. pedunculated

£ LAJor

1 o.n

B

N. Holl. 1819.

D

CO

5143 corymbosa B. M. corymbose

j£ LAJ °r

f jn.au

R

C. G. H. 1824.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 2693

610. MONO'PSIS Sal. MONOPSIS. (Monos, one, opsis, a face.) Lobeliucece. 2. —

5144 conspicua Sal. conspicuous Q or £ jl.au B . C. G. H. 1812. S s.p Bot. mag. 1499
LobehVi Speculum B. M.

5145 inconspicua Sal. inconspicuous Q or | jl.au P C. G. H. 1812. S s.p

611. PHYTEITMA L. RAMPION. (A name adopted from Dioscorides.) Campanuluceee 28. —36
5146 pauciflorum L. few-flowered ^ A pr i my.jn B Switzerl. 182.3. D p.l
5l47globularifolium Ster. Globularia-lvd ^ _AJ pr i my.jl B S. France 1820. Dp.l
5148 Scheuchztn All. Scheucher's ^ A l>r | my.jn B Switzerl. 1813. Deo Bot. mag. 1797
514P scorzow^rzfolium Vil. Scorzonera-lvd ^ A nr 1 il.au B Alns 1819. D n.l

515G sibiricum Vest

Siberian

I

A

pr

1 jn au

B

Siberia

1817.

D

p.l

5151 Mich^liz All.
5152 hemisphae'ricum L.

Micheli's
hemispherical

S

A
A

pr
pr

,'r

B
B

Switzerl.
Switzerl.

1822.
1752.

1)
D

:!

Jac. ic. 2. 333

5153 hispidum Schl.
5154 comosum Wul.

hispid
tufted

It

A

Q)

Pr
pr

1 my.jl
1 jn.jl

B
B

Switzerl.
Austria

1825.
1752.

D

S

L1

Jac. au. 5. 50

5155 orbiculare L.
5156 Sieberw Spr.
5157 Charmelij Vil.

round-headed
Sieber's
Charmeli's

1

A
A
A

pr
Pr
pr

1 jn.au
1 my.jl
1 my.jl

V
B
B

England
Pyrenees
Pyrenees

ch.pa.

1826.
1823.

D
D
I)

P.I
P.I
P.I

Eng. bot. 142
Vil. del. 2. 11. 3

5158 hfimile Schl.

humble

"V

A

pr

i jn Jl

B

Switzerl.

1825.

I)

P.I

5159 inajquatum Kit.
5160 ellipticum Vil.
orbiculare W.

levelled
elliptic

i

A
A

pr
pr

1 my.jl
ijn.au

B
B

Austria
SwitzerL

1820.
1817.

D
D

p-1
P.I

Vil. del. 2. 11. 2

5161 brevifolium Schl.
5162 nigrum Schmidt
5163 cordatum B. M
5164 6etonicif61ium Vil,
5165 spicatum L.
5166 Hallerz All.

short-leaved
black
heart-leaved
Betony-leaved
spiked
Haller's

1

A
A
A
A
A
A

I'r
or
pr
Pr
pr
pr

i jn.au
I jn.au
4Jlau
2 jn.jl
2 jn.au
1 my.jl

B
D.B
B

Pa.B
W

V

Switzerl. 1819.
Bohemia 1820.
Hungary 1804.
S. Europe 1818.
Europe 1597.
S. France 1822.

D
D
D
D
D
J)

P.I

s.p

CO

pi
p.l
P-1

Bot. mag. 1466
Bot. mag. 2347

5167 ovatum W.

ovate-spi'ced

£*

A

pr

2 jn.au

D.V

Europe

1811.

D

P.l

ORDER I.

5168 virgatum W.

5169 laneeolatum W.

5170 ca 1~'J~

PENTANDR1A MONOGYNIA.

79

twiggy

aum . wgg

ceolatum W. \ancc-leaved

panuloldes Bicb. Campanula-Ik

escens Kit. cancscent

1 my.jn B

5171 canescens Kit.

5172 pinnatum W.

5173 strictum B. M.

canescent
vf'mged-leaved |
strict

612. TRACHE'LIUM L. THROATWOKT.

5174 cajruleum L. blue

5175 diff&sum L. spreading y

0)pr
I A pr
I A pr
£ A pr
• lAlpr
t A pr

(Trachelos, the throat

G) or 2 jLs B

: LA) or | jl.s B

i jn.jl

1 jn.au

2 jn.au
2 jn.au
2 jn.jl

Lebanon 1820. D p.l Bot. cab. 6(77

Armenia 1826. D p.l An. mu. 11.5

Caucasus 1804. D p.l Bot. mag. 1015

Hungary 1804. D p.l W. & K. 14

Candia 1640. D p.l Yen. eels 52

S. Europe 1819. D p.l Bot. mag. 2145

supposed med. qual.) Campanulace<e. 2. — i

Italy 1640. S r.m Bot. reg. 72

1787. S r.m

aly
G. H.

613. ROE'LL^ L.

5176 ciliata L.

5177 filit'6rmis Lam.

5178 squarrosaZ.

5179 decurrens Herit.

5180 muscosa Thun.

ROEI.LA. (G. Roelle, professor of anatomy at Amsterdam.) Campanitlaceee. 5. — 9.

ciliated tt. , | or 1 jn.s P C. G. H. "

filiform tt i | or 1 jn.s B C. G. H.

rough JU LA) or f jl B C. G. H.

decurrent iDI or 1 jl.s B C. G. H.

mossy <OI cu £ jl.s B C. G. H.

1774.
1816.

1787.
1787.

S sp

C s.p

S s.p

S l.p

1802. S l.p

Bot. mag. 378
Lara. il. 123. 2

Her. ser. 4. 6

* (514. LECHENAU'LT/J R.Br. LECHENAULTIA. (M. Lechenault, a French bot. andtrav.) Goodenbirice. 2.— 4

5181 formosa R. Br. handsome «- 1 | pr 1 jn S N. Roll. 1824. C p.l Sw. au. ic. in.

§ 5182 Baxtfer/ G.Don Baxter's tt. |_J pr 1 ap.jl O N. HolL 1824. C p.l Bot. reg. 916

formbsa B. M. and B. R. not R. Br.

615. GOODE^NIA R.

5183 6ellidifulia Sm.

5184 paniculata Sm.

5185 gracilis R. Br.

5186 ovata Sm.

5187 grandiflbra R. Br.

5188 heterophylla Sm.

5189 rtederacea Sm.

616. EITTHALES R.

5190 trinervis R. Br.

617. DAMPIEVR^ R.

5191 stricta R. Br.

5192 ovalifolia R. Br.

Br. GOODENIA.
Daisy-leaved
panicled
slender
ovate-leaved
large- flowered
various-leaved
Ivy-leaved

Br. EUTHALES.
three-nerved

Br. DAMPIERA.

strict
oval-leaved

]g iAI or
H LA) el
tt. | | or
tt, i | or
tt- 1 | or
S~ LAI or

1 jn.au
1| jn.jl
2 jn.o
4 jn.au
1 jn.o
I jn.au

618. SAMO^LUS L. BROOKWEED.

5193 Valerand/ R. Br. Valerandi's

5194 littoralis R. Br. sea-side

5195 campanuloldes R. Br. Campanula-Ik
Campanula porbsa Thun.

619. VELLEV4 Sm. VELLEIA.

5196 lyrata R. Br. lyrate

5197 parad6xa R. Br. paradoxical

5198 spatulata R. Br. spatulate

620. SCJE'VOLA R. Br. SCJSVOLA.

5199 Plumier* Vahl Plumier's
Lobt:lza W. Lobelia Plumierz L.

5200 K6nfg« Vahl

5201 Taccada Rox.

5202 crassifolia Lab.

5203 cuneiformis Lab.

5204 microcarpa Cav.
Goodema albida Sm.

5205 suaveolens R. Br. sweet-scented
Gooden/a calendulacea Andr.

5206 hispida Cav. hispid
Goodema ramosissima Sm.

(Dr. Goodenougk, bishop of Carlisle.) Goodenbvtce. 7. — 33.

iAI or f jn.au Y N. Holl. 1823. S s.p

Y N. Holl. 1823. S s.p Cav. ic. 6. 507

Y N. Holl. 1822. D p.l Bot. cab. 1032

Y N. S. W. 1793. S s.p Bot. rep. 68

Y N. S. W. 1803. S s.p Bot. mag. 890

Pa. R N. Holl. 1826. S s.p Cav. ic. 6. 508

Y N. Holl. 1823. S s.p

(Eu, well, thaleo, to push or sprout.) Goodenbviee. I.

£ LAI or 1 my.s P.Y N. Holl. 1803. C l.p Bot. mag. 1137

(Capt. W. Dampier, a celeb, voyager and bot.) Goodenbviee. 2. — 13.

£ LA) or 1 jn.au B N. S. W. 1814. C l.p An. mu. 18. 2

£ uAl or 4 jn.au B N. HolL 1824. C s.p An. mu. 18. 1

(Sara, salutary, mos, a pig, Celt. ; pig's food.) Primulacece. ? 3. —

£ A Pr I jn.au W Britain mar. D bog Eng. bot. 703

lA) pr J jl.s W N. S. W. 1806. D s.l Bot. cab. 435

LAJ pr I jl.au ... C. G. H. 1816. D p.l

(Major Velley, skilled in algae.)
£ LAI or 4 ap Y N. Holl.
£ LAI pr i jl Y N. Holl.

£ LAI or % ap Y N. HolL

(Scteva, the left hand, Lot. ; corolla.)

Goodenbviee. 3. — 6.
1819. D s.p Bot. reg. 551

1824. C p.l Bot. reg. 971

1825. D s.p An. mu. 18. 1

Goodenbvue. 8.— 25.

a-CHor 2 ... W ' W. Indies 1724. C l.p PL ic. 165.1

£ iAI or 2 au.s
tt. l_J or 2 jl

Pa.R E Indies 1820. C sp

W E. Indies 1810. C l.p Ru.am.4.54

W N. Holl. 1805. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1.79

... N. HolL 1824. C l.p Lab. n. h. 80

P.v N. S. W. 1790. D s.p Bot. mag. 287

B N. S. W. 1793. D s.p Bot. rep. 22

Li N. Holl. 1827. C l.p Sm. n. h. 5

* 621. C*APRIFO"LIUM R.&S. HONEYSUCKLE. (Poetic, goat-leaf; climbs like a goat.)^ Caprifoliucete. 13. — 14.

5207 italicum R. % S. white Italian
Lonicera Caprifolium

2 rubrum . red Italian

5208 etruscum R. # S. Etruscan

5209 dioicum R. $ S. dioecious

5210 sempervirens R. Sf S. evergreen

or 10 my.jn P.Y England woods. C co

i

2 minus

5211 gratum R. & S.

5212 flavum B. M.

5213 pubescens Hook.

5214 ciliosum Ph.

5215 implexunl JJ. SfS.

less trumpet

pleasant

yellow

pubescent

ciliated

interwoven

or 10 my.jn R

or 15 my.jn O

or 6 jn.jl P

or 15 my.au S

I or 15 my.au S

or 20 jn.au R

_^ , | or 10 my.jn

S. Europe ...

Italy

N. Amer. 1776.

N. Amer. 1656.

Carolina 1656.

N. Amer. 1730.

Eng. bot. 799
Schm. ar. 106

5216 PericlymenumJS4S. Woodbine

late red

Dutch

Oak-leaved

variegated

Japanese

Nepal

jj or 20 my.jn Y

I

or 6 jn

or 8 jn.s

or 20 my.jl

or 20 my.jl

or 20 my.jl

or 20 my.jl

or 15 my.jl

15 jl.s

%_ | or 15 jl.s

1806.
1817.

co

Bot. reg. 70

2 serotinum

3 belgicum

4 7iiercif61ium

5 variegatum
5217japonicumJR. 8(S.

5218 nepalense G. Don

C. japonicum D. Don

5219 chinense Wat. China
Lonic^ra glabratum Rox. flexu5sum~

* 622. LONICE"R^ R. & S. LONICERA. (A.Lonicer, a German botanist, died 1586.) Caprifoliacece. 17.—

Y

R.Y
Y
Y.R

Y.R
Y.R
Y.R

K
O

Carolina

Canada

Missouri

Minorca

Britain

1810.
1822.
1825.
1772.
hedg.

C co
C co
C co Bot. reg. 138
C s.p Bot. mag. 781
C s.p Bot. mag. 1753
s.l H. an. 15. 10. 8
Bot. mag. 1318
Hook. ex. fl. 27

s.l

C co

CO

Britain

China

Nepal

C s.l

C co

C co

C co

C co

Bot. mag. 640
Eng. bot. 800
Schm. arb. 108
Ho. an. 15. 5. 6

J^ ( or 30 jl.s

a B. R. not of others.

China 1806. C p.l Bot. reg. 712

5220 nigra L.

5221 flexu&sa R. & S.

5222 tatarica L.
2 r&bra

5223 ciliata Ph.
2 alba

5224 viltosa R. & S.
5*25 Xylosteum W.
522d oblongifylia Hook.

black

flexuose

Tartarian

red

ciliated

v/hite-berried

villous

Fly

oblong-leaved

or 4 mr Pa.Y Switzerl.

_Jor 15 jl.s O China

or 10 ap.my Pk Russia

or 10 ap.my R Russia

or
or
or
or

1597. C co Schm. ar. 110

1806. C p.l

1752. C co Bot. reg. 31

10 ap.my R Russia 1752. C co

4 ap.my W.R N. Amer. 1824. C co

4 ap.my W.R N. Amer. 1824. C co

4 ap.my Y Canada 1820. C r.m

8 jn.jl Y England woods. C co Eng. bot. 916

N. Amer. 1823. L co

3 ap.my W

80

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

5227 iberica Bieb.

5228 pyrenaica W.

5229 canescens Schous.

5230 microphy'lla TV.

5231 hispida Pall.

5232 orientalis Zflm.

5233 ali)igena W.

5234 sibirica Vest

5235 cjerulea W.

5236 canadensis MM.

Iberian

Pyrenean

canescent

small-leaved

hispid

Oriental

Alpine

Siberian

blue-berried

Canadian

or

6

ap.my

0

Iberia

J824.

C

CO

or
or

4

10

my
ap.my

W

Pyrenees
S. Europe

1739.

C

c

CO

r.m

Mag. h. 209
Desf. at. 152

or

4

...

Siberia

1818.

c

CO

or

5

...

Siberia

1820.

c

or

16

jn.au

Y

Iberia

1825.

c

r.m

or

6

ap.my

Y

Switzerl.

1596.

c

s.l

Schm. ar. 112

or

5

ap.my

Y

Siberia

1810.

c

CO

or

4

mr.ap

Y

Switzerl.

1629.

c

CO

Bot. mag. 1905

or

4

ap.my

...

Canada

1812.

c

CO

623. SYMPHCTRI A Ph. ST. PETER'S WORT. (Symphoreo, to accumulate ; clust. fr.) Caprifoliacete. S.—6.
6237 glomerata Ph. glomerated Sis or 4 au.s Pk N. Amer. 1730. C s.l Schm. ar. 115

Lonicera Symphoricarpos L.

5238 racemosa

5239 punfcea Sims

racemose
scarlet

4 jl.s
4 jl.s

Pk
R

N. Amer. 1817. C s.l Bot. mag. 2211
N. Amer. 1815. C s.l Bot. mag. 2469

624. DIERVI'LL/1 Tou. DIERVILLA. (Dierville, a Fr. surgeon, who travelled in Acadia.) Capri f oliacete . 1.

5240 lutea PA. i&low-ftowerfd* or 3 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1739. C s.l Bot mag. 1796
canadensis W. Lonicera Diervilla L.

625. TRIO'STEUM L. FEVERWORT. (Treis, three, osteon, a bone; seeds.) Caprifoliacca:. 2.— 3.

5241 perfoliatum L. pertbliate ^ Am 2 Jn-Jl ^-R N. Amer. 1730. D p.l Schk. han. 1.41

5242 augustifolium L. ,n narrow-leaved ^ A cu 1 J"-J1 Y Virginia 1699. D p.l Pluk. al. 104. 2

626. LEYCESTE^R/^ Wai. LEYCESTEHIA. (TV.Leycester, chief judge at Bengal.) Caprifoliuccce. L

5243 formosa Wai. handsome * \ _ | or 4 au.s W.p Nepal 1824. C r.m

627. COFFEE L. COFFEE TREE. (Grows spontaneously in C
5ii44 arabica L. Arabian £ I 1 clt 20 au.n

i, prov. of Narea, in Africa.) Jiubidcea?. 1.-10.
Yemen 1696. S r.m Bot. mag. 1303

628. CHIOCO'CCA W. SNOW-BERRY. (Chum, snow, kokkos, a berry.) Rubllceee. 2.— 7.

5245 racemosa W.

5246 anguifuga Mart.

629. SERI'SSA J.

5247 fce'tida W.

2 fl6re pleno

racemose * I I or 6 f W Jamaica 1729. C p.l Hook. ex. fl. 5)3

anguifuge * CD m 3 jn.au W Brazil 1824. C s.l Mart. med. 5

SERISSA. (A name given by Commerson, meaning unknown.) Rubihcece. \.

Fetid *»- 1 | or 2 my.s W Japan 1787. L r.m Bot. mag. 351

double-flowered!*. | | or 2 my.s W Japan 1687. L r.m

630. CA'NTHIUM Lam. CANTHIUM. (Canti, the Malabar name.) Rubiacece. 1. — 4.

5248 dubium B. R. doubtful * | | or 3 jl W E. Indies 1824. C r.m Bot. reg. 1026

631. PSYCHO'TRIA

5249 asi&tica L.

5250 glabrata Swz.

5251 megalosperma Valil

5252 /auri folia Swz.

5253 hirsuta Swz.

5254 citrifolia Swz.

5255 marginata Swz.

5256 wzyrtiph^lla Swz.

5257 parasitica Swz.

5258 brachiata Swz.

5259 pub6scens Swz.

5260 pedunculata Swz.

5261 coriacea Pair.

5262 undata Jac.

5263 elliptica B. R.

5264 cumanensis T

5265 lineata H. 85
5266r»gida^rerf.

632. NONAT&LIA Aub.

5267 racemosa Aub.
Psychotria racemosa W.

5268 violacea Aub.

5269 officinalis Aub.
Psychotria involucrata Swz.

5270 lutea Aub. t yellow

633. PALICITR.T4 Aub. PALICURIA. (Le Palicour, of Guiana.) Rubiacece. 1.— 7.

5271 cr6cea.R.#S. saffron-eld it CD or 4 jl.au O W. Indies 1823. C s.l Br. jam. 13. 1
Psych6tria crocea Swz.

634. HAME'LZ,//* L. HAMELLIA. (H. L. Du HamelDu Monceau, celeb, bot., d. 1782.) Rubiaceat. 6. —7.

L. PSYCHOTRIA. • (Psyche,
Asiatic 1 1 or 4

life; medicinal qualities.) Rubiuceis
... W W. Indies 1806. C l.p

18. — 100.
Lam. il. 161

smooth

§or

4

jn.jl

W

Jamaica

1810.

C

l.p

large-seeded

or

4

W

W. Indies

1824.

C

l.p

Laurel-leaved

or

4

Jn.jY

W

Jamaica

1818.

C

l.p

hairy

Sor

5

W

Jamaica

1826.

c

l.p

Citron-leaved

or

4

...

W

W. Indie.

1793.

c

r.m

marginate

§or

4

my.jn

W

Jamaica

1819.

c

l.p

Myrtle-leaved

or

3

W

Jamaica

1826.

c

l.p

SI. jam. 2. 2

09

parasitic

cu

j

my.au

W

W. Indies

1802.

c

l.p

Jac. am. 51.

1

cross-branched

CD or

7

W Y

W. Indies

1793.

c

l.p

pubescent

CD or

6

...

Y.G

Jamaica

1812.

c

l.p

pedunculated

CD or

10

...

Y

Jamaica

1818.

c

l.p

coriaceous

1 — lor

5

jn.au

Y

S. Amer.

1810.

c

l.p

wavy

1 lor

3

my.jn

W

Bahamas

1823.

c

l.p

Jac. sc. 3. 2G

0

elliptical

CD or

3

my.jn

G

Brazils

1821.

c

l.p

Bot. reg. 60

7

Cumana

CD or

10

Y

Trinidad

1824.

c

l.p

lineated

CD or

5

...

W

Caraccas

1824.

c

l.p

rigid

CD or

3

au.s

Y

Trinidad

1820.

c

l.p

ib. NONATELIA.

(Its name in Guiana.) Rubihcete.

4.— 8.

racemose il CD or

3

jnjl

W

Guiana

1818.

c

l.p

Aub. gui, 1.

72

W.

violet-berried it 1 1 or

4

jn.jl

W

Guiana

1824.

c

l.p

Aub. gui. 1

73

officinal il I ] m

4

jnjl

G

Guiana

1827.

c

l.p

Aub. gui. 1

75

CD or 1 jn.jl Y Guiana 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 74

5272 patens L. spreading

5273 sphserocarpa H.fyB. round-fruited

5274 ventric»)sa Swz. large-bellied

5275 chrysantha Swz. yellow-flowered

5276 axillaris Swz. axillary

5277 odorata H. $ B. sweet-scented

il I j or 5 jl.au
il CD or 10 jl.au

8 s.n

8 o.d

2 au.s
5 ...

(, VC1CU. UV¥.| U. A

S Hispaniolal752. C p.l Ex. bot. 1. 24

O Mexico 1811. C p.l Fl. per. 2. 221

Y W. Indies 1778. C p.l Bot. mag. 1894

Y Jamaica 1822. C p.l Jac. ic. 2. 335

Y W. Indies 1822. C p.l

Y S. Amer. 1824. C p.l

635. POSOQUE^RIA Aub. POSOQUERIA. (Aymara-posoqueri, so named by the Galibis.) Rubihcea. 2.— 3.
5278 longiflora Aub. long-flowered * O or 6 ... W Guiana 1822. C p.l Aub. gui. 51

Solena longiflora W.
5279gracilis.R.4-S. slender * CD or 6 ... W Guiana 1825. C p.l Rud. gui. 1.41

Solena gracilis Rud.

(Its name in Guiana.) Rubiacete. 1. — 5.

i CD or 6 ... Y Guiana 1826. C s.p Aub. gui. 1. 50

636. TOCOYE^NA Aub. TOCOYENA.

5280 Iongifl5ra Aub. long-flowered
Meriana specibsa W.

637. VANGUIE^RA J. VANGUIERA. ( Voa-vanguier, its Madagascar name.) Rubticece. 2.

5281 edulis Vahl eatable * O fr 15 ... G India 1809. C p.l Lam. il. 159

5282 spinosa Rox. prickly * CD cu 4 jn.jl G Madagasc.1816. C p.l

638. GARDE'N/,4 L. GARDENIA. (A. Garden, M. D., of Charleston.) RuUiicece. 26. —52.

5283 dumetbrum Wai. thicket * CD or 6 jl.s W E. Indies 1777. C p.l Rox. cor. 136

Cdnthium coronatum Lam. Posoqtieria dumet&rum Wai.

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

SI

5284 radkans Thun.

rooting

*

i | or

1

mr.jn

W

China

1804.

C

r.m

Bot. reg. 73

5285 fl6rida L.

flowery

»

i | or

5

jl.o

Pa.Y

China

17.54.

C

Lp

Bot. reg. 449

2 flore pleno

double-flowere(

m

I | or

5

jl.o

Pa.Y

China

1754.

C

l.p

Ehr. pic. 15

52S6 Thunberg/a L.

Thunberg's

&

i | or

fi

ja.rnr

W

C. G. H.

1773.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. 1004

5287 latifolia H. K.

broad-leaved

<fit

[ [ or

7

Pa.Y

E. Indies

1787.

C

r.m

Rox. cor. 2. 134

5288 Mussce nda L.

Mussacnda-//7i'<?

M

I [ or

5

W

Carthag.

18*).

C

1 p

Jac. am. 73

5289 parviflora Pair.

small-flowered

ft

Bor

4

ap.jn

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

Lp

5290 pubescens Roth

pubescent

i&

or

4

E. Indies

1824.

C

1.P

5291 Rothmannifl L.

Rothmann's

Hi

Hor

10

jl'"

Pa,Y

C. G H.

1774.

L

LP

Bot. mag. 690

5292 uliginosa Retz.

marsh

jK

or

3

jl.8

W

E. Indies

1802.

C

Lp

Rox. cor. 2. 135

5293 propinqua Lindl.
5294 armata Siwz.

allied
armed

iir~lor

8

10

jl

W

w

E. Indies 1823.
W. Indies 1813.

C
C

r.m
Lp

Bot. reg. 975

Mussa'nda spinbsa Jac.
5295 micrantha fK. small-flowered

itr~1or

4

w

China

1806.

C

r.m

Th. gar. 8. 1. 1

5296 fragrans Rox.

fragrant

fit Qor

4

w

E. Indies

1820.

C

Lp

Rox. cor. 2. 137

Posoqueria frkgrans

Wai.

5297 nutansA'o*.

nodding.

it

I — | or

4

jn.au

w

E. Indies

1820.

C

1-P

Gae. fr. 1. 28

Posoqueria nutans^

al.

5298 spinosa Thun.

spiny

JEI — lor

8

jn.au

w

China

1800.

C

Lp

Th. gar. 2. 4

Cdnthium chinense .

Pert,

5299 tetracantha Spr

four-spined

jit

| | or

5

jn.au

w

S. Amer.

1820.

C

Lp

Cav. ic. 5. 435

Mussce'nda tetracanl

;ha Cav.

5300 longispina Rox.

long-spined

it

1 I or

8

jn.au

w

E. Indies

1812.

C

Lp

Posoqueria longispin

a Wai.

5301 lucida Rox.

shining

•

1 1 or

4

...

w

E. Indies

1819.

C

lp

5302 montana Rox.

mountain

£t

8

...

w

E. Indies

1819.

C

Lp

5303 amcexna B. M.

pleasing

it

C~~l or

4

jn.au

Pk

China

...

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 1904

5304 campanulata Rox.
5305 angustifolia Lod.

campanulated
narrow-leaved

*

[ I or
r~l or

r

jl'"

w"

K Indies

1815.

1823.

C
C

r.m
r.m

Bot. cab. 512

5306 theobromffifblia Fis.

Cacao- leaved

4i

W

S. Amer.

...

C

r.m

5307 mexicana Hort.

Mexican

&

! 1 or

8*

jl.au

w

Mexico

1817.

C

l.p

5308 Pavetta Fis.

Pavetta-«&<?

it

CD or

6

jl.au

w

E. Indies

1817.

C

lp

639. GENtPA Tou. GEMP TREE.

5309 americana L. American

5310 Meriantf? Rich. Merian's

5311 oblongifolia R. &P. oblong-leaved

5312 edulis Rick. eatable

5313 esculenta Lou. eatable

(Genepapo, its name in Guiana.) Rubiaceffj. 5. —

30
Qfr 10

Bfr 20
fr 30
i_Jpr 20

Pa.Y S. Amer. 1779. C

W Cayenne

Y Peru

W Guiana

... China

1800.
1821.
1824.
1823.

PI. ic. 127. 136

C Lp Fl. per. 2. 220. a
C Lp
C Lp

Gardenia esculenta Spr.

640. OXYA'NTHUS Dec. OXYANTHUS. (Oxys, acute, anthos, a flower.) RuUhcece. 1.

5314 speci5sti3 Dec. showy « Q or 3 jl W S. Leone 1789. C p.l Lind. col. 13

641. RA'ND/^ L. RANDIA. (J. Rand, F.R S., a London botanist.)

5315 obovata R. $ P. obovate * O or 6 jn.au W Peru

5316 rotundifolia R.& P. round-leaved * Q or (i jn.au W Peru

5317 aculeata L. prickly it Q or 14 my.s W W. Indies 1733.
Gardenia Randw Swz. RandzVz Iatif61ia Lam. obovata Kth.

Rubiacea>.
1820. C l.p
1820. C l.p

5318 macrantha R. Sf S. long-flowered « I I or
longiflbra Sal.

5319 parviflora Lam. small-flowered * I I or 4 jl.s W

5320 Iongifl5ra R. & S. long-flowered * O or 4 au.s W
Garden/a multiflora W.

5321 siriftosis R. $ S. Chinese * O or 5 jn.au W

5322 racemdsa Rox. racemose H r~] or 6 ... G.w

W S. Leone 1696. C

W. Indies 1818. C
E. Indies 1818. C

China 1818.
E. Indies 1820.

7. — 10.

Fl. per. 2.29,0.b.

Bot. mag. 1841
Par. Ion. 96

SI. jam. 2.207.1
Lam. il. 156. 3

C l.p
C Lp

6t2. MUSSIE'NDA L. MUSS^NDA. (Its name in Ceylon.) Rubiacece. 8. — 18

5323 frondf>sa L. frondose * O or 8 jn.s Y E. Indies 1814. C p.l Bot reg. 517

5324 glabra Vahl smooth * O or 6 jn.s

5325 pubescens H. K. pubescent *t dj or 3 my.s

5326 coccinea Pair. scar\et-br acted 1 [~~1 or 20 au.s
Macrocnemum coccineum Vahl

5327 speciosa Pair. showy Ht I 1 or 6 au.s

5328 Landw Bory . De la Lande's it CH or 6 jn.s

5329 arcuata Lam. arched * f~l or 5

5330 chinensis Lou. China * i_J or 6

O E Indies 1820. C p.l

Y China 1805. C p.l Bot. mag. 2099

R Trinidad 1825. C p.l Vahl sy. 2. 29

R Trinidad 1820. C p.l Jac. sc. 1. 43

... I. France 1824. C p.l Lam.il. 157.2

Y I. France 1822 C p.l

... China 1820. C p.l

RubicLcete. 1.

1823. C p.l Sw.fl.gar.145

643. LUClTLI^Swt. LITCULIA. (Luctili Swa, of Nepal.)

5331 gratissima Suit. most grateful « i_J or 9 au.s R Nepal

Muss<e'nda Luculio D. Don. Cinchom'a gratissima Wai.

644. PINCKNE^ MX. PINCKNEYA. (M. Pinckney, an American botanist.) RuUace<e. 1.

5332 pubens MX. downy

645 £RFTHALIS L. ERITHALIS.

5333 fruticosa L. shrubby

5334 Tlmon Spr. Timon

*fi46. WEBEVR^ Schreb. WEBERA.

5335 coryinbdsa W. corymbose
Cdnthium corymbdsum Pers.

5336 cymosa IV. cymose
Cdnthium cymosum Pers.

647. PLO'CAMA H. K. PLOCAMA.

I tm £0 jn.jl R Georgia 1786. L p.l Mic. am. 13

(Erithales, intensely green ; foliage.)
t O fr 15 jl.au W Jamaica 1793. C
1 O or 12 E. Indies 1823. C

(G. H. Weber, a German botanist.) Rubi&cees. 2. —4.

il CD or 6 ... W E. Indies 1759. C Lp R. mal. 2. 23

RuUhcece. 2.— 4.
p.l Br. jam. 17. 3
Lp Ru. am. 3. 140

20

W E. Indies 1811. C Lp

5337 pendula H. K.

648. MORl'NDAi.

5338 umbellata L.

5339 citrifMia /,.

5340 angustifolia Rox.

5341 bracteata .Bo*.

5342 Royoc L.

*649. NAUCLE'Ai.

5343 orientklis L.

5344 cord i folia Ror.

pendulous

MORINDA.

umbelled

Citron-leaved

narrow-leaved

bracted

Royoc

(Plokamos, a head of hair ; pendulous branches.) Rubi&cecs. 1. — S
«l__|or 2 ... W Canaries 1772. C l.p

(Morns, mulberry tree, Inday Indian ; origin.) Rubihcea. 5. — 16.
~ or 6 ... W E. Indies 1809. C Lp

or 8 ... W E Indies 1793. C l.p R. mal. 1.52
or 6 ap.jl W E. Indies 181fi. C r.m

fi mr.jl W E. Indies 1816. C r.m Ru. am. 3.98
* CJ or 10 jl.o W W. Indies 1793. C r.m Jac. vin. 1. 16

NAUCLEA. (Naus, ship
oriental
heart-leaved

IB;

Icleio, to enclose : hull-shaped ^-capsule.) Rubi&cea:. 6. — 13.
»r SO ... Y E. Indies 1800. L r.m R. mal. 3. 33
or 40 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C r.m Rox. cor. 1. 531
G

82

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

5345 CaddmbaRox.

5346 purpurea Rox.
§5347 Gdmbir Hun.

5348 undulata Wai.

Cadamba
purple
Gamboge
•wa.vcd-/eaved

fl O

£ 0

20 ... O E. Indies ... C r.m R. mal 3. 33

or 10 ... P E. Indies 1820. C r.m Rox. cor. 1. 54

or 10 ... Pa. R E. Indies 1825. C r.m Lin. tr. L). 22

or 20 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C r.m

(Kepfiale, a head ; flowers.) Rubiace*. 8.— 26.

650. CEPHAE'LIS Swz. CEPHAELIS.

5349 violacea Swz. violet-berried t, (23 or 1 jn.jl W W. Indies 18 18. C r.m Aub. gui . I. 60
Tftpagbmia violacea Swz.

5350 tomentosa Vahl tomentose Ht CZJ or 4 jn.s Br Trinidad 1825.

5351 punfcea Vahl scarlet fit Q or 3 jn.s W Jamaica 1820.

5352 eiata Sco. tall * Q or 15 ... P Jamaica 1793.

5353 purpurea W. purple-fruited JU 23
Tapagbmia purpurea Aub.

5354 involucrata W. involucrated *t I I or 5 jn.s

It ED or 2 f

C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 66
C r.tn
l.p

or 1 ap.jn W.p Trinidad 1821. C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 63.3

5355 pedunculata Sal. pedunculated

; I I or 4 ap.my W

Guiana
S. Leone
Brazil

1826.

C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 64
... C l.p Par. Ion. 103
1816. C l.p Lind. col. 21

5356 axillaris SUK._ axillary
calyclna L.

651. GEO'PHILA D. Don. GEOPHILA. (Ge, the earth, phileo, to love.) Uuliacete. 1.

5357 renif6rmis D. Don kidney-shaped JU (23 or | ap.jn P.R W. Indies 1793. D l.p Jac. am. 46
Psychotria herbacea L.

652. SARCOCE'PH ALUS Aj'z. GUINEA PEACH. (Serf*/ flesh, kephafe, a head ; flowers.) Rubiacea:. 1.

eatable * CD fr 15 jl Pk S.Leone 1822. C p.l Hort. tr. 5. 18

5358 esculentus Afz.

653. HIRTE'LLA W. HIRTELLA.

5359 racemdsa Lam. racemose
americana Aub.

5360 triandra Swz. triandrous
americana Jac. not Aub. paniculata j

654. TRIPHA\3IA Lou. TRIPHASIA.

5361 aurantiola Lou. little-orange
Limbnia trifoliata W.

(Hirtus, hairy : young branches.) Chrysobalanete. 2. — 13.
CD or 25 ... V W. Indies 1782. C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 98

O or 20

W Jamaica 1816. C l.p Jac. am. pic. 11

(Triphasios, triple; flowers and leaves.)
* i_J f r 2 jn.jl W China 1798. C

Aurantiacece. 1.
r.m Bot. rep. 143

655. FI^TIS L.

5362 vinifera L.

5363 lacinibsa L.

5364 dentata Lk.

5365 Walliclw Dec.

5366 glabrata Roth

5367 indica L.

5368 caribea Dec.
indica Swz.

5369 Labrusca L.
2 baccis albis

5370 zestivalis MX.
vulpina W.

2 sinuata Dec.

5371 Puram Ham.

5372 cordifclia MX.

5373 riparia MX.

5374 rotundifolia MX.

VINE. (Gwyd (pron. Vid.}, a tree, Celt. ; best of trees.) Ampelidecc. 13. — 23.

wine-bearing

crumpled

toothed

Wallich's

smoothed

Indian

Caribe

Wild Vine

white-berried

summer

sinuate-leaved

Puran's

cordate-leaved

river-bank

round-leaved

fr

Various

1648.

1820.

30 jn.jl G

fr 20 jn.jl G
or 10
or 10

10 E. indies 1819. C r.m

or 20 ... G

or 10 G

C r.m Jac. ic. 1.50

C s.p Schm.ic. 34.8
C r.m

Nepal 1822. C r.m

E. Indies 1692. C s.l R. mal. 7. 6

_| fr 10
J> fr 10

656. AMPELO'PSIS MX. AMPELOPSIS.

5375 cordata MX. heart-team*
Cissus Ampel6psis Pcrs.

5376 bipinnata MX. bipinnate S

5377 Aederacea MX. Ivy-like
Cissus quinquefolius MX.

5378 hirsuta Donn hairy _

W. Indies 1800. C r.m SI. jam. 2. 210. 4

G N. Amer. 1656. L s.p Jac. sc. 426

G N. Amer. 1805. L s.p

or 20 ... G N. Amer. 1656. C s.p Jac. sc. 425

or 10 ... G N. Amer. ... C r.m

or 10 Nepal 1820. C r.m

or 10 ... G N. Amer. 1806. C s.p Jac. sc. 427

or 20 my.jn ... N. Amer. 1806. C s.p Bot. mag. 2429

or 20 ... G N. Amer. 1806. C s.p

(Ampelos, a vine, opsis, resemblance.) Ampeli'dece. 4. — 7.

or 20 ap.my P.G N. Amer. 1803. C co

or 15 jl.au
or 60 jn.jl

PG
P.G

N. Amer. 1700. C co
N. Amer. 1629. C co

Ac. bon. 3. 24
Cor. ca. 100

or 60 ap.my P.G N. Amer. 1806. C co

~ 657. TJHA'MNUS L.

BfCKTHORN.

(Ram, a tuft of branches, Celt.)

Rhamneee. 36. — 61.

5379 Alaternus L. i

bast. -Ivd. - A later

, £|

or

4*)

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

1629.

L

CO

1 balearicus

Balearic

4£

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

2 hispanicus

Spanish

it

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

3 glaber

smooth

at

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

4 integrifolius

entire-leaved

it

or

40

apljn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

5 maculatus

spotted

it

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

6 aureus

golden-edged

it

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

7 variegatus

variegated

M

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

L

CO

8 arg^nteus

silver-edged

ft

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

...

L

CO

9 laciniatus

jagged-leaved

it

or

40

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

L

CO

5380 hf bridus Herit.

hybrid

•

or

12

my.jn

G

...

L

CO

Her. ser. 5

5381 Clus/i W.

Clusius's

*

or

SO

ap.jn

G

S. Europe

1629.

L

CO

5382 glandulosus H. K.
5383 integrifolius Dec.

glandular
entire-leaved

»l_]or
ill |or

15

jn.jl

G
G

Canaries
Teneriffe

1785.
1822.

C
C

p.l

r.m

Ven. mal. 34
Dec. mon. 16

5384 surinamensis Sco.

Surinam

it

CD or

1

G.Y

Surinam

1820.

C

nil

Scop. d. 3. 5

5385 Iongif61ius Desf.

long-leaved

3fe

or

6

...

G

1823.

L

CO

WildenovzanMi Lk.

5386 prinoldes Herit.

Winter-ber-lk

it

i ) or

15

au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1778.

C

p.l

Her. ser. 9

5387 celtifclius Thun.

Celtis-leaved

it

I | or

K

ap.jn

G.Y

C. G. H.

...

C

p.l

Bur. af. 88

5388 catharticus L.

purging

^

or

IB

my.jn

G.Y

England

hed.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 1629

5389 virgatus Rox.

twiggy

gl

or

8

jn.jl

Y

Nepal

1820.

L

r.m

5390 tinctorius W.&K.

dyer's

it

or

5

my.jn

Pa-Y

Hungary

1820.

L

r.m

W. & K. 2. 55

5391 infectorius L.

dyer's

3£

or

6

G.Y

S. Europe

1683.

L

CO

Ard. m. 78. 14

5392 saxatilis L.

rock

A

or

1

my.jn

G.Y

Europe

1752.

C

CO

Jac. au. 1. 53

5393 oleoldes L.

Olive-like

H

or

t

jn.jl

G.Y

Spain

1752.

L

CO

5394 fiuxifMius Poir.

Box-leaved

at

or

6

my.jn

S. Europe

1820.

L

CO

Pluk. al. 96. 6

5395 pubescens Poir.
5396 crenulatus H. K.

pubescent
crenulate

it

or
l_Jor

4

my.jn
mr

G.Y

France
Teneriffe

1817.
1778.

L
L

r.m
p.l

5397 fycioldes L.

Boxthorn-like

Sfe

or

6

s.d

G.Y

Spain

1752.

L

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 182

2 arragonensis Afz.

Arragon

•

or

n

s.d

G.Y

Spain

1752.

L

CO

5:»8Erytrir6xylon Pal/.

Red-wood

0

or

6

jl.au

Y.G

Siberia

1823.

L

CO

Pal. ros. 63

5399 phmilus L.

dwarf

•

or

9

Jl

<;.Y

Carniola

1752.

L

ro

Scop. car. 2. 5

rupestrik Sco.

ORDER J.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

83

5400 Wulfero Spr.
pumilus Jac.

5401 rupestris Vtt.

5402 valentlnus W.
pumilus Cav.

5403 alpinus L.

5404 davuricus Fis.

5405 fllnifolius Herit.
54()fi franguLoi'ies MX.

5407 pusilius Ten.

5408 carolinianus Walt.

5409 FHmgula L.

5410 latifMius Herit.

5411 Thetzanx L.

5412 microphyllus tf. # A

5413 tetragonus L.

5414 lanceolatus Ph.

Wulfen's

rock
Valentia

Alpine

Davurian

Alder-leaved

Frangula-like

weak

Carolina

Frangula

broad- leaved

Theezan tea

small-leaved

four-angled

spear-leaved

or 1

or

2

my.jn

o

or

2

my.jn

G

or

I

my.jn

0

or

10

my.jn

G

or

4

my

G

or

my.jn

G

or

1

my

|j

or

4

my.jn

G

or

1L'

ap.my

W

or

4

jl

O

H

or
or

3
4

my.jn

G

i_J

or

6

• »•

G"

or

12

my.jn

G

S. Europe 1752. L co Jac. c. 2. 11

S. Europe 181 1. L r.m

S. Europe 1816. L co Cav. ic. 2. 181

Switzerl. 1752. L co

Davuria 1817. L r.m Pal. ros. 2. 61

N. Amer. 1778. L co

N. Amer. 1810. L co

Italy 182-3. L r.m

N. Amer. 1818. L p.l

Britain woods. S co Eng. bot. 250

Azores 1778. L co Den. br. 11

China ... C p.l

Mexico 1823. C r.m H. & B. 1. 616

C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

N. Amer. 1812. C p.l

658. BERCHE%ML4 Neck. BERCHEMIA. (M. Berchem, a French botanist?) Rhamnete. 2. — 5.

5415 lineatus Dec. lined fl_ i_J or 8 jn.jl G China 1804. C l.p Osb. 7
tfhamnus lineatus L. CEntipIialineata R. $ S.

5416 volubilis .Dec. twining _J or 15 jn.jl G Carolina 1714. S s.p Jac. ic. 2.336
C£n6plia volubilis R. $ S. .fthamnus volubilis L.

659. PALIU^RUS Tou. CHRIST'S THORN. (A Greek name adopted from Dioscorides.) Rhamneee. 2. —3.

5417 aculeatus Lam. pointed 3fe or 4 jn.jl P.G S. Europe 1596. S co Lam. il. 210
australis Gae.

5418 virgatus D. Don twiggy 36 or 6 au.s G.Y Nepal 1817. L co Bot. mag. £535
Zizyphus incurvus B.M. not Wai.

*6fiO. ZI'ZYPHUS Tou. ZIZYPHUS. (
6419 vulgaris Lam. common

Asafifa, the Moorish,
fife fr 6 au.s

Zizouf, the Arabic name.'
P.G S. Europe 1640. C

Rhdmnea:. 18.— 48.
Lp Pal. ros. 2. 59

/vhanmus Zizyphus

L.

5420 sinensis Lam.

China

*_|or

3

my.jn

W

China

1818.

L

r.m

5421 Lotus Lam.

Lote-tree

Ht | | f r

4

G.Y

Africa

1731.

S

p.l

Desf.1788,21

/ihamnus Lotus L.

5122 mucronata W. en.

mucronate

i i 1 or

30

...

Y.c

C. G. H.

1810.

S

r.m

bubalina Lich.

5423 iguanea Lam.

iguana

«i_Jor

3

jl.au

Y

Antilles

1820.

c

r.m

Cav. ic. 3. 291

5424 spina-ChristJ W.

Christ's-thorn

It or

6

au.s

G.Y

Egypt

...

L

p.l

Alp. aeg. 1»

54 5 flexuosa Wai.

flexuous

3fe or

fi

Y

Nepal

1820.

L

r.m

54,Jfi aibens Rox.

Vfhiie-fruited

it) | fr

10

G.Y

China

1817.

C

Pi

54 .'7 Caracutta Buc.

Caracutta

41 [ | or

10

my.jn

G.Y

Mysore

1823.

C

P.l

54-'s Napica W.

Nape"a

it I 1 or

15

W

Ce'ylon

1816.

c

l.p

Ru. am. 2. 37

5429 incnrva Rox.

incurved

3fe or

6

..

G.Y

Nepal

1823.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 2535

5430 (Enoplia .W///.

CEnoplia

it f~~l or

3

G.Y

Ceylon

c

r.m

Bur zey. 61

5431 Xylopyrus ff.

Wood-pear

it | — i or

6

€<

G.Y

E. Indies

1824.

c

p.l

54o2 rotundifblia 7,nm.

round-leaved

it | | or

6

M

G.Y

Ceylon

1824.

c

P.l

Pluk. al. 197. 2

5433 Ji.julHi Lam.

Jujube

*CZ)fr

16

ap.my

P.G

E. Indies

1759.

c

I?

Ru. am. 2. 36

/Jhammis Jljuba L.

5434 soruria #. 4-5.

sister

it a or

6

P.G

E. Indies

1821.

c

IP

Zizvphustnnervis R

oth

5435 niti'da flo.r.

shining

lti_|fr

6

my.jl

G.Y

China

1822.

c

] p

54o6 mauritiana Lam.

Mauritian

it [ 1 or

6

ap.my

... Madagasc.1820.

c

Lp

fill. CONDA^L/^ Cav. CONOALIA.

5437 microphylla Cav small-leaved

(A. Condal, a Spanish physician.)
*_Jcu 2 ... G Chile 1824.

R

c

hamr

CO

«*. 1.— 2.
Fl.per.84

Zizyphus wjyrtoldes Or.

612. CELA'STRUSL.

STAFF TREE.

(Kelas, the latter season ;

time of ripening.)

Celastrmetf. 26.— 87.

5438 oleoides Lam.

Olive-like

£t . | QJ.

3

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1824.

C

s.p

5439 /aurinus Thun.

Laurel-like

* L_|or

3

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1818.

C

1

5440 plerocarpus Dec.

full-fruited

it | | or

3

jl

W

C. G. H.

1824.

c

p.l

Bur. af. 97. 1

5441 tricuspuiatus Lam.

three- pointed

m | |or

G

my.jn

w

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.p

Buc. 12. 6. 3

Casx'me la?vigata La

m.

5442 R»cidus L.

shining

*- \ |or

2

ap.s

w

C. G. H.

1722.

c

p.l

Mee. ic. 1. 12

5443 luillatus L.

blistered

1 or

£0

jl

w

Virginia

1759.

L

S.1

Pluk. al. 28. 5

5444 scan, ens /..

climbi'ng

1 or

15

my.jn

Y

N. Amer.

1736.

L

8.1

Schk. nan. 1. 4

7

544") puiict\Uis Thun.

spotted

5

Japan

1817.

C

8.1

5446 nutans Rox.

nodding

fi_ r i or

Ifi

...

w"

E. Indies

1810.

c

Lp

5447 cattauMe* Herit.

Cassine-like

it (_Jor

4

au.s

W

Canaries

1779.

c

Her. ser. 6. 10

544S tn'gynus Lam.

three-styled

5

my.jn

...

I. France

1824.

c

s.p

541!' cermius Tltun.

drooping

it | | or

f

mv.jn

G

C. G. H.

1817.

c

s.p

545o umiatus 7Viu».

waved

it ( | or

4

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1826.

c

s.p

545! wvrtitMius L.
5452 tetragonus Thun.

Myrtle-leaved
four-angled

f Dor
it i |or

20
6

W

w

Jamaica
C. G. H.

1810.
1816.

c
c:

P!i

SI. jam. 2. 193 1

5453 quadrangularis Sc/.r

quadrangular

it i i or

10

w

Brazil

1820.

c

l.p

5454 jlfunus Bare.

Uo\\y-leaved

it ( | or

8

...

w

C. G. H.

1817.

c

lp

5455 retusus Pair.

retuse

it) |or

6

...

Y

Peru

1824.

c

S.1

Fl. per. 3. 229.

a.

emarginatus R. fy S.

5456 m ex i can us M. $ S.

Mexican

it 1 — 1 or

7

Mexico

1824.

c

S.I

5457 Imearis Thun.

linear

it) | or

4

my.jn

w"

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.p

5458 emargin\tus W.

emarginate

it | | or

8

C. G. H.

1820.

c

S.1

5459 rigid us Thun.

rigid

it | | or

3

my jn

w"

C. G. H.

1818.

c

p.l

54M ftuxit'Uius L.

Box-leaved

it | |or

4

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1752.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 2114

i

5461 rvmbsusj?. M.

cymose

i* i 1 or

g

jl

W

C. G. H.

1815.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 207(

)

5462 flexuL.sus Thun.

flexuous

it ( | or

6

my.jn

w

C. G. H.

1820.

c

p.l

54i3 multiflirus Low.

many-flovered

* . ) or

4

my.jn

w

S. Europe

1816.

c

5464 pyracinthus L.

fire-spined

«i_jor

2

my.jn

w

C. G. H. 1742.

c

p.l Bot. mag. 1167

R63. ALZATE\4 R. & P. ALZATEA.
54ti5 verticil Ikta R. &, P. verticiilate

(J. A. de Alzale, a Spanish naturalist.) CelastrCnete. 1.
L_J or 20 ...... Peru 1824. C s.p Fl. per. 3. 241 .

664. HARTONGLd Thun. HARTOGIA. (J. Hartog. a Dutch traveller.) Celastnnea;. 1.

5466 capensis L. Cape * 1_J or 6 ...... C. G. H. 1824. C s.p Thun.pr.2

G 2

84

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

665. SENANC/.4 Com. SENACIA.

5467 undulata Lam. v/ave-leaved

5468 nepalensis Dec. Nepal
Celastrus verticillatus Rox.

Senac, a French physician.) Pittospbrea:. 2. — 4,

or 12 W Bourbon 1785. C l.p

or 10 ... W Nepal 1820. C l.p

666. EUO'NYMUS Tou. SPINDLE TREE. (Having a good name, by antiphrasis ; fetid.) Celastrwece. 17.— 30.
469 europaAis L. European A or 15 my.jl W Britain hed. S s.l Eng. bot. 362

5469 europaeNus L.

IpCimilus dwarf 3fc or 4 my.jl W

2 leucocarpus Dec. white-fruited & or 12 my.jl W

5470 verrucbsus Sco. warted * or 6 my.jn G

5471 latifolius Bauh. broad-leaved St or 10 jn.jl G

5472 nknus Bieb. dwarf * or 3

5473 atropurpdreus Jac. dark purple 3fe or 6 jn.jl

5474 americanus L. American 34 or G jn.jl Pk

5475 sarmentbsus Nut. sarmentose 3fc or 3 my.jn Y
scandens Hort.

5476 angustifolius Ph. narrow-leaved

5477 obovatus Nut. obovate-leaved

5478 japonicus Thun. Japan

5479 lucidus D. Don shining 3fe or 7 ... W

5480 micranthus D. Don small-flowered 3fc or 8 ... W

5481 chinensis Lou. Chinese * | or 4 my.jn W

5482 echinatus Wai. prickly 3fc (or 10 my.jn W

5483 grandiflbrus Wai. large-flowered * (or 8 my.jl W

5484 gr6ssus Wai. thick *t | or 6 my.jn W

5485 Hamiltonidnws Wai. Hamilton's ± | or 20 mr W

* 667. COLLET/;! Com. COLLETIA.

I 1 or 6 jn.au Pk

5486 spinbsa Lam.
horrida W.

5487 serratifblia Ven.
$5488 obcordata Ven.
$5489£'phedra Ven.

spiny

saw-leaved
obcordate
Ephedra-#A<?

S

Britain ... L r.m

Austria 1763. L p.l Schm. ar. 72

Austria 1730. L s.l Bot. mag. 2384

Caucasus 1825. C r.m

N. Amer. 1756 L p.l Schm. ar. 73

N. Amer. 1683. L s.p Schm. ar. 75

N. Amer. 1824. L p.l

or 6 jn.jl Y.R N. Amer. 1806. L p.l

or 3 my.jl Pk N. Amer. 1820. L p.l

Japan 1804. C p.l Kaem. ic. 8

Nepal 1820. C s.p

Nepal 1820. C s.l

China 1820. C co

Nepal 1824. C co Bot. mag. 2767

E. Indies 1824. C s.p

Nepal 1824. C co

Nepal 1825. L r.m

Rhamnece. 4. — 7.

1823. C l.p Lam. il. 2. 129

Peru 1822. C l.p Ven. eels 15

Peru 1822. C l.p Ven. eels 92

Chile 1823. C co Ven. ch. 16

(Collet, a French botanist.)
Q or 2 my.jl Ap Peru

* O or 2 my.jl Y
2 ... Y

_Jor 3 ... G

*668. CEANOTHUSL. RED WOOD. (Keo, to prick ; name used by Theophrastus.) Rhamnece. 22.— 38.
5490 Izevigatus Dec. smooth-team* it a or 4 ... G.Y W. Indies 1818. C l.p

.flhamnus lasvigatus Vahl

" i_J or 3 my.jl W C. G. H. 1823. C l.p

5491 cap£nsis Dec. Cape
.fthamnus capeiisis Thun.

5492 zeylanicus Roth Ceylon
Celastrus zeylanicus Schult.

$5493 asiaticus L. Asiatic

5494 sphaerocarpus Dec. round-fruited
.fthamnus sphserospermus Swz.

5495 infestus H. & B. troublesome
$5436 colubrinus Lam. snake-wood

.fthamnus colubrinus L.
$5497 reclinatus Het it. reclinate

.fthamnus ellipticus H. K.
5498 mystacinus Dec. bearded

.fthamnus mystacinus H. K.
§5499 cubensis Lam. Cuba

.fthamnus cubensis L.

5500 azdreus Desf. blue
caeruleus Lag.

5501 tardiflbrus Horn. late-flowering

5502 americanus W. American

5503 macrocarpus Cav. long-fruited

5504 nepalensis Wai. Nepal

5505 ovatus Detf. ovate-leaved
5506per£nnis Ph. perennial

5507 intermedia Ph. intermediate

5508 sanguineus Ph. blood-stalked

5509 microphyllus MX. small-leaved
$5510 africanus W. African

5511 Mocimana Dec. Mocino's

£H

5 Ceylon 1818. C s.l

or 12 jl.au Pa.Y Ceylon 1691. C p.l Cav. ic. 5. 440. 1

15

G.Y Jamaica 1824. C p.l

tin 20 my.n G
or 5 au G

Mexico 1824. C l.p H. &B.n.7.614
Bahama 1762. L co Jac. vin. 3. 50

Jamaica 1758. L co Br. jam. 29. 2

* CD or 13 n W.G Africa 1775. S p.l

it CD or 5 ... C Cuba 1820. C p.l Jac. vin. 49

*l_]or 10 ap Pa.B Mexico 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 291

or 3 s.n

or 2 jl.o

Q or 3 jl.o

or 10 ..,

or 3 jn.o

A or 2 jn.s

or 2 jn.jl

or 2 my.jl W

or li jn.jl W

I | or 6 mr.ap B

N. Amer.

L s.l

N. Amer. 1713. S p.l Bot. mag. 1479

N.Spain 1824. C l.p Cav. ic. 3. 270

Nepal 1820. C p.l

N. Amer. 1818. L s.l

Carolina 1822. L s.l

N. Amer. 1812. C l.p Pluk. al. 28. 6

Missouri 1812. C l.p

N. Amer. 1806. L p.l

C. G. H. 1712. C p.l Pluk. ph. 126. 1

... Mexico 1824. C p.l

669. CORYNOCA'RPUS Forst. CORYNOCAHPUS. (Koryne, a club, karpos, fruit.) Myrsinea:. 1.
5512 laevigktus Forst. smooth f L_l or 20 N. Zeal. 1823. L r.m Forst 16

670. POMADE'RRIS Lab. POMADERRIS. (Poma, a lid, derris, a skin ; berries.) Rhamnece. 14. — 15.

l_Jor 2 ap.my Pa.Y N. Holl. 1818. C s.p

*'< | or 3 ap.my Pa.Y N. Holl. 1806. C s.p Bot. mag. 1823

*l_jor 10 my.jl Pa.Y N. Holl. 1805. C s.p Bot. mag. 1510

5513 phillyreoldes Sieb. Phillyrea-like

5514 lanigera B M. woolly

5515 elliptica Z.a6. oval-ieaved

5516 acuminata Lie. acuminate

5517 discolor Ven. two-colored

5518 intermedia Sieb. intermediate

5519 apetala Lab. apetalous

5520 aspera Sieb. rough

5521 globulbsa G. Don. globulose
Ceanbthus globul&sus Lab.

5522 capsulkris G. Don capsular
Ceanbthus capsularis Forst.

5523 Wendlandzana Swt Wendland's
Ceanbthus Wendlandidnas R. & S.

5524 spatulata G. Don spatulate
Cean5thus spatulatus Lab.

5526 phylicifblia Led. Phylica-leaved * i_J or 2 ap.jn Pa.Y N. Holl. 1819. C s.p Bot. cab. 120
5526/edifbliaCtm. Ledum-leaved » i | or 2 ap.jn Pa.Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

671. BILL ARDIE^R^ Sm. APPLE-BERRY. (J. J. Labillardiere, a French botanist.) PUtospbrece. 6.— 8.

5527 sc4ndens Sm. climbing fl i | or 12 jn.au C N. S. W. 1790. S s.p Bot. mag. 801

5528 mutabilis Sal. changeable fl_ L_l or 8 jn.s P N. S. W. 1795 S a p Bot. mag. 1313

5529 longiflbra Lab. long-flowered 4 i_| or 20 jn.s C V. Di. L. 18JO. S s.p Bot. mag. 1507
«530fusif6rraisI,aA. spindle-shaped fl_ \ ) or 8 jn.au B V. Di. L. 1823. S s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 90

5531 angustifblia Dec. narrow-leaved fl_ i_J or 12 jn.au Crea N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

5532 parvifl&ra Dec imall-flowered fl_ uJ or 12 jn.au B N. Holl. 1825. C s.p

ft L_| or 8 my.jl Pa.Y N. Holl. 1816. C s.p

* I | or 5 my.jn Crea N. Holl. 1814. C p.l Vent. mal. 58

* I | or 4 N. HolL 1825. C p.l

*l_Jor 7 my.jn Pa.Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Lab.n. h. 1.87

* l_J or 6 my.jn Crea N. Holl. 1825. C p.l

•K I | or 6 ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1803. C p.l Lab. n. h. 1. 84

«l_Jor 3 ap.jn P.Y N. Holl. 1820. C p.l

m. |_J or 6 ap.jn P.Y N. Holl. 1810. C p.l Sw. au. ic. in.

H i_J or 4 ap.jn P.Y N. Holl. 1826. C p.l Lab. n. h. 1. 84

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

85

672. EL^EODE'NDRUM Jac. OLIVE-WOOD. (Elaia, an olive, dendron, a tree.)

5533 orientate Jac. oriental i D or 12 ... G.v Mauritius 1771.
Rubentia olivina J.

5534 integrifolium Trat. entire-leaved * i | or 3 jn.au G.w N. Holl.

5535 australe Ven. southern * i | or 3 jn.au G.w N. S. W. 1796.

Portenschlagirt australis Trin. Lamarkia dentata Hort.

5536 glaucum Pert. grey « CD or 6 ... G Ceylon 1824.
Schrebera ilbens Retz. Senacia glauca Lam. Manglfera glauca Rtb.

5537 xylocarpum Dec. wood-fruit « Q or 3 ... Pa.Y Antilles 1816.
Casslne xylocarpa Ven.

Celastrineee. 5. —8;
C p.l Jac. ic. 1. 48

C s.p Trat. ar. 284
C s.l Ven. mal. 117

C p.l N.h.2.4. 1
C s.l.p Ven. ch. 23

*673. DIO'SMA Wnl.

5538 oppositif61ia Thun.

5539 succulenta Wnl.

5540 cupressina Thun.
§5541 linearis Thun.

5542 pectinata Thun.

5543 subulata Wnl.
§5544 alba Thun.

5545 rubra L.

5546 tetragbna L.

5547 tenuifolia W. en.

5548 tenuissiraa Lo. C.

5549 hirs&ta Thun.

5550 virgata Thun.

5551 ericoldes Thun.
{5552 capitata L.

5553 longifolia Wnl.

5554 punctata Lich.

5555 cordata Mart.

5556 squamosa W.

5557 corymbosa Mon.

5558 fcetidissima Spr.

5559 hybrida Spr.
5580 scoparia Lo. C.
5561 tenella Lo. C.
5532 uh'c'ma Lo. C.

DlOSMA.

opposite-leaved >.

succulenWyrf * i . . I or

Cypress-leaved tt. | _ | or

linear-leaved tt. i _ | or

pectinated tt. i _ | or

subulate lit i _ | or

white-flowered H i _ | or

red * i _ | or

four-angled ft i _ | or

slender-leaved

slenderest

hairy-leaved

twiggy

Heath-like

capitate

long-leaved

dotted

heart-shaped

scaly

corymbose

most fetid

hybrid

Broom

delicate

(Dios, divine, osme,

mr.jl
ap.jn

3« i i ur
tt. | | or

»l_Jor

». i | or

*L_|or

» , |or

* t [or

* i | or

Furze-like

tt, i | or

tt. i | or

«t i | or

Hi |or

tt. i | or

tt. i | or

tL i | or

1 mr.jl

1 ap.jn

3 mr.jl

2 mr.jl
2 f.my

1 jl.au

2 ap.jn
1 ap.jl

4 mr.jl

1 mr.jl

2 mr.jl
2 my.jn
2 mr.jl
2 mr.jl
H ap.jl

1 ap.jl
1| ap.jl

2 myjl
2 mr.jl
Hap.jl
1 apj

ap.jl

smell.)
W
W
Pk
W
B
W
W
R
W
W
W
Pk
w
W

p
w
w
w

w"
w
w
w
w
w

Rutacece.
C. G. H. 1752.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1800.
1812.
1818.
1800.
1752.
1789.

1820.
1731.
1820.
1756.
1790.

1823.
1823.
1818.
1818.
1824.
1823.
1812.
1823.
1823.

25.— 42.

C p.l Com. r. 1. 1

C p.l Wen. c. 1.1

C p.1 PI. al. 279. 2

C p.l

C p.l

C p.1

C p.1

C p.l

C p.1

C p.l

C p.1

C p.l

C p.l

C p.1

C p.l

C p.l

C p.1

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.1

Wen. c. 1. 8
Bot. rep. 451

Com. r. 3. 3
Bot. mag. 2332
Wen. c. 1. 19

674. DICHO'SMAZte-. DICHOSMA.
5563 bitiria Dec bifid

Diosma bifida Jac.

(Dicka, without, osme, smell )
; l_J or 2 ap.jl W C. G. H.

'675. ADENA'NDRA W. en. ADENANDRA. (Aden, a gland

5564 unifiora W. en.

5565 acuminata Lod.

5566 amce^na Lod.

5567 speciosa B. M.

1 multiflbra Dec.

2 pauciflbra Dec.

5568 umbellkta W. en.

5569 vijlbsa Dec.
Diosma villbsa Thun.

5570 marginata Thun. margined
Di6sma marginata Thun.

5571 fragrans B. M. fragrant

5572 coriacea Lick. coriaceous
§5573 tetragona Swt. four-angled

one-flowered tfc \ | or

acuminate il i | or

pleasing * i | or

showy it | | or

many-flowered * i | or

few-flowered * i I or

umbellate
villous

ill | or

»i_Jor

1 ap.jl

2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl

Pk

W

R

Pk

Pk

.Pk

Pk

Pk

aner, a male.)
C. G. H. 1775.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1812.
1798.
1789.
1790.
1790.
1790.
1786.

Rutaceec. 1.

C p.1 Jac. col. 3. 20. 1

Rutacex. 10.—

C p.l Bot. mag. 273

C p.l Bot. cab. 493

C p.l Bot. reg. 553

C p.l Bot. mag. 1271

C p.1

C p.l

C p.l Wen.c.1.10

C p.l

l_J or 2 mr.jl Pk C. G. H. 1806. C p.l Pluk. al. 411. 3

*l_Jor

ill | or

* i | or

3 -my-jl Pk
2 ap.jl Pk
2 ap.jl

W

C. G. H. 1812. C p.l Bot. mag. 1519

C. G. H. 1720. C p.l

C. G. H. 1798. C p.l Thun. v. 4. 5

*676. BARYO'SMA W. en. BARYOSMA. (Barys, heavy, osme, smell.) Rutacece. 6.

5574 serratifolia W. saw-leaved « i | or 3 mr.jn Pk C. G. H. 1789. C p.l Bot. mag. 456

Diosma serratifolia Lod.

5575 odorata R. & S. sweet-scented H i 1 or 2 ap.jl W

Di6sma latifblia Lod.

-.\ |or 2 f.s

C. G. H. 1824. C p.1 Bot. cab.

5576 ovata W. . ovate-leaved

5577 crenata W. crenated

5578 ftetulina Thun. ~B\rch-leaved

5579 diolca Dec. dioecious
Diosma Zinif&lia Lod.

W

:|_Jor 2 ja.mr W
W
W

( I or 2 ap.jl

:(_Jor 2 apjl

C.G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. mag. 1616

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l

C. G.H. 1790. C p.f

C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Bot. reg. 502

677. AGATHO'SMA W. en. AGATHOSMA.

5580 orbicularis W. orbicular-^rf

Diosma orbicularis Thun.
§5581 pulchella W.
§5582 latifdlia W.
§5583 obtdsa R. Sf S. '

Diosma ciliata Lain.

1 ovata Dec.

2 oblonga Wnl.

3 lanceolata Ker

5584 ciliata W.

5585 prolifera Dec.
Bucco prolifera Wnl.

5566 rugosa Lk.

5587 ambigua Dec.
Diosma ambigua Lod.

5588 acuminata W. en.
§5589 barbata Spr.

5590 imbricata W.

5591 vesttta Lich.

5592 rtnifolia Lich.

5593 cerefolia Ven.

5594 pubescens W. en.

5595 vHlbsa W.
5596erecta Wnl.
5597 hirta Ven.

I purpurea Horl.

* i_J or

ithos, good, osme, smell.) Ruthcets. 22. —25,
ap.jn W C. G. H. 1800. C p.l

pretty
broadileaved

*l_Jor
* i | or

3 f.s
2 jl.au

p

W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1787.
1789.

c

C

p.l

p.l

Bot mag. 1357
Bot. rep. 33

obtuse-leaved

»L_|or

2 ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1774.

e

p.1

Bot. cab. 210

ovate-leaved

«l |or

2 ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1774.

c

p.l

Wen. c. 1. 13

oblong-leavfd

ill |or

2 ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1774,

c

p.l

Wen. c. 1. 14

lanceolate-/i>rf

»i | or

2 ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1774.

c

pi

Bot. reg. 476

ciliated

*l | or

2 ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

p.l

proliferous

» I | or

2 apjn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

c

p.1

Wen. c. 3. 77

wrinkled

*i_Jor

2 ap.jn

WT

C. G. H.

1790.

c

p.l

ambiguous

*l_|or

2 ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1810.

c

p.1

Bot. cab. 461

acuminate

*i | or

5 ap.jn

V

C. G. H,

1812;

c

p.l

Wen. c. 1. 28

bearded

ill |or

2 ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1810.

c

imbricated

*i |or

3 ap.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

c

p.1

Wen. c. 1. 9

clothed

*i_lor

2 apjn

WT

C. G. H.

1824.

c

p.l

•"•

Flax-leaved

*t_|or

2 ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1823.

c

p.l

Chervil-leaved

is i | or

2 ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

c

p.l

Ven. mal. 93

pubescent

tt., |or

1 my.au

W

C, G. H.

1798.

c

p.l

Wen. c. 1. 13. H

shaggy

tt-^or

l|jn.au

V

C. G. H.

1786.

c

p.l

Wen. c. 1. 2

erect

«l_Jor

2 ap.jn

B.n

C. G. H.

1816.

c

p.1

Wen.c. 1.3

hairy

* 1 | or

'J ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1794.

c

l.p

Ven. mal. 72

rfar/t-purple

;J ap.jn

1' :

C. G. H.

1794.

c

Bot. reg.36U '

G 3

86

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

2 VentenaUana R. & S. Ventenat's * i 1 or

3 exsiccata Dec. dried up it \ | or

5598 hispida W. hispid «. i_J or
5599 brevifdlia Lam. short-leaved A. (or

5600 reflcxa Lk. refiexed-leaved » i ) or

5601 Brunlades Lk. Brunia-like it L.J or

678. SPIRANTHE^RA 5A #<?/. SPIRANTHERA.

5602 odoratissima Si. Hel. most odorous 41 CD or
Terpnantlmsjasminiodurus Nees

679. PITTO'SPORUM .flan. PITTOSPORUM. (Pittoo.

5603 conaeeum H. A. coriaceous 41 i j or

5604 viridiflorum.ff.

5605 Twtom H. K.

2 ap.jn P

2 ap.jn P

1 jn.au V

2 apjn P
2 apjn P
2 ap.jn P

C. G. H.
C. G. H. 1794.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794. C l.p

C l.p

1786. C p.l

C Lp

Lam. il. 127. 3

1818.
1820.
1820.

(Speira, a spiral, anthera, an anther.) Rutacea:. I.
6 ... W.R Brazil 1823. C p.l N.M.r. 11.31

i'obira

5606 undulaturn R Rep. viaveA-leaved

5607 revolutum H. K.

5608 fulvum Bud.
5fi09 tomentusum Bonp.

5610 ferrugineum H. K.

5611 hirtum W. en.
hirsfitum Lk.

5612 Ander»6n« Fis. Anderson's

5613 tenuifolium Gae. thin-leaved

5614 expense Nois expensive

5615 mauritianum Lo. C. Mauritius

reen- flowered 41 1 | or

t_jor
l_jor

revolute 41 \ | or

fulvid 4t , | or

woolly 41 1 | or

rusty-leaved
hairy

to pitch, sporos, seed ; in pitchv fluid.)
10 my B Madeira 1787. L
6 my in G C. G. H. 1806. C
6 mr.au W China 1804. C

N. S. W. 1795. G

41 1 | or

* i | or

41 1 | or

41 1 [or

3 f.jn W.v N. S. W. 1789. C

6 f.ap Y

6 ap.my Y

6 ap.o Y

6 f.my Y

U my Y

N. Holl. 1820.
N. Holl. 1824.

Guiana 1787. G
Canaries 1822. C

Pitlospbrecc. 13—17.

p I Bot. reg. 151

p.l Bot mag 1684

p.l Bot. mag. 1396

s.p Bot reg. 16

s.p Bot. reg. 186

r.m Lin. tr 10. 20

r m Bon. nav. 21
s.p
r.m

4 my.jn ... N. Holl. 1820. C r.m

4 my.jn ... N. Holl. 1820. C r.m Lam. il. 143. J

6 my.jn 18'JO. C r.m

8 my.jn ... Mauritius 1825. C r.m

680. LASIOPE'TALUM Sm. LASIOPETALUM. (Lasios, hairy, petalon, a petal ; flower.) Byttneriacex. 2.
5616 parviflorum Km. small-flowered *| | or 3 ap.jl Br N. Holl. 1810. C l.p Lin tr. 10. 19. 2

5617 ferrugineum Rud. rusty

*681. THOMAXS/^ Gay THOMASIA.

5618 purpCirea Gay purple
Lasiopetalum purpureum B. M.

5619 foliosa Gay leafy

L_J or 4 ap.jl Y N. Holl. 1791. C s.p Bot. mag. 1766
(M. Thomas, a collector of Swiss plants.) Byttneriacece. 5.

:| [or 3 ap.jl

N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1756

5620 solanacea Gay

5621 triphylla Gay three-leaved
Lasiopetalum triphyllum Lab.

5622 guerciiolia Gay Oak-leaved

682. SERI'NG/^ Gay SERINGIA.

5623 platyphylla Gay broad-leaved
Lasiopetalum arborescens //. K.

*> l_J or 3 ap.jl Ap N. Holl. 1823. C s.p Gay. dis. 7

Solanum-like 41 !_j or 3 ap.jl P N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1486

I_J or 3 ap.jl Ap N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 88

41 |_J or 3 ap.jl Br N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1485

(M. Serfage, a Swiss botanist.) Byttneriacece. 1.

41 1_| or 12 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1802. C s.p Mem. m. 7

683. BYTTNE^R/^ Loe. BYTTNERIA. (D. S. A. Buttner, prof. bot. at Gottingen.) Byttneriacev. 8. —20.
«M A~,...^*U~ /-„.. .u:..,, , ^ 41 i_J or 3 jn.jl VV V. Di. L. 1780. C' p.l Bot. rep. 603

5624 dasyphylla Gay thick-leaved
Commerson/'a dasyphylla B. Rep.

5625 hermnnnijblia Gay Hermannia-lvd* i _ | or 4

herbaceous El un

5626 herbacea Rox.

5627 grandifolia Dec.

5628 catalfxefbtia Jac.

5629 cordata Lam.

5630 scabra L.

5631 microphylla L.

684. AYE'N/^ L.

5632 pusilla L.

5633 Isevigata Swz.

^

large-leaved *
Catalpa-leaved *
cordate «

rough-leaved «.
small-leaved tt.

AYENIA.

small £

smooth tt.

d cu
Q cu

1 jn.jl

un 6

un 6

un 3
6 jl
5 ...

N. Holl. 1823. C p.l

E. Indies 1820. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. £9

E. Indies 1823. C p.l

Caraccas 1823. C p.l Jac. sc. 1. 46

Peru 1824. C p.l Gay dis. 5. loO

W. Indies 1793. C p.l Cav. dis. 5. 148. 1

W.p S. Amer. 1816. C Ep Cav. dis. 5. 148. 8

(The Duke D'dyen, of Noailles.) Malvaceae. 2. — 6.

[S cu 1 jl.s P Jamaica 1756. C r.m Mil. ic. 79. 118
ID cu 2 ... S Jamaica ... C r.m

685. CALODE'NDRON Thun. CALODENDRON. (Kalos, beautiful, dendron, a tree.) Rutucece. 1.

5634 capense Thun. Cape { i_J or 40 ... Pk C. G. H. 1789. C l.p H. n. h. 4. 22

686. TODDA^LIA J. TODDALIA. (Kaka Toddali, its Malabar name.) Terebinlticeee. 3. — 4.

5635 aculeata Pers. prickly it Q or 6 ... W E. Indies 1790. C s.p Lam. il. 139
Scopolwz aculeata Sm. Paullmia asiatica L.

5636 paokuUita Lam. panicled it Q un 6 ... W I. France 1819. C s.p Lam. il. 139. 2
ScopolzVi inermis Sm.

5637 angustifolia Lam. narrow-leaved 41 Q or 6 ... W Mauritius 1824. C p.l
Rubentia angustifolia Spr.

687. ESCALLO"*N/v4MutisEscALLONiA. (Escallon, a Spaniard, and American traveller.) Escallonice. 2. — 4.

5638 discolor Mvtis sundry-colored 41 FT or 6 ... W S. Amer. 1820. C l.p Yen. ch. 54

5639 floribunda H. $ B. flowery 41 n or 6 S. Amer. 1827. C l.p

688. RU'YSCH/,4 Jac. RUYSCHIA. (F. Ruysch, M. D.. a celebrated Dutch anatomist.) Marc%raviacea>. 1.— 2.

5640 clusiatfblia Jac. Clusia-leaved 44 O or 4 ... P W. Indies 1823. C p.l ' Jac. am. 51. 2

689. BURSA RIA Cav. BURSARIA. (Bursa, a pouch.) Pittospbreee. 1.

5611 spinosa Cav. thorny « l_J or 10 au.d W N. S. W. 1793. C s.p Bot. mag. 1767

630. CEDRE\LA L.

5642 odorata L.

5643 Toona Rox.

5644 velutina Dec.

BASTARD CEDAR. (Cedrus, the cedar tree; aromatic resin.) Cedrtle&. 3 5.

sweet-scented f CD tm 50 ... Pk W. Indies 1739. C l.p Br. jam. 158.10.1

Toona
velvety

J dim 50
J CD or 50

E. Indies 1823. C 1.

l.p
p.l

691. HOVE^NJ/f Thun. HOVENIA.
5615 dubis Thun. sweet

acerba Lindl.
5646 injequalis Dec. _ unequal

(D. Hoven, a senator of Amsterdam.) Rhdmneee. 2.

1 L_] fr 8 jl.au W China 1812. C p.l Bot. mag. 2360

dulcis D. Don and Rox. pubescens Swt.

l_J fr ID ... W Nepal 1823. C p.l

*692. BRITN.M L.
5647 laeVis Thun.
5648 nodiflora L.
5649 globusa Thun.
5650 deusta Thun.
§5651 lanuginosa L.
5652 comdsa Thun.
5653 verticillata L.
5654 squarrbsa Thun.

BRUNIA. (C. Brun, a trav
smooth 4t | i pr
knot-flowered 41 1 1 or
globose 4l| I pr
burnt-^ed «- 1 1 or
woolly 41 1 1 or
tufted 41 1 I pr
whorled 41 i_J or
squarrose 41 1 1 pr

eller into the Levant and Russia.)
2 jn.au W C. G. H. 1822.
6 jl.au W C.G. H. 1786.
2 jn.au W C. G. H. 1816.
1 jn.au W C. G. H. 1804.
3 jn.au W C. G. H. 1774.
3 jl.au W C. G. H. 1820.
3 jn.au W C. G. H. 1794.
2 jl.au W C. G. H. 1820.

Bruniace<E. 24.— 27.
C p.l
C p.l Brey.c.22. 10
C p.l
C p.l
C p.l Bot. cab. 572
C p.l
C p.l
C p.l

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

87

5655 aiopecuroldes Thun.

Foxtail-like

tt-l | or

1 ... W

C. G. H.

1816.

C

p.l

. i Thun.

loose

tt | | or

2 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1805.

C

p.l

§5657 paleacea L.

chaffy

« i (or

2 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1791.

C

p.l

Wen. c. 21

§5658 flbrotanoldes Thun.
56,59 plumosa Lam.

Abrotanum-lk
feathery

tt i | or
«Ljpr

li mv.jl W
2 jl.au W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1787.

1824.

c

c

p.l

p.l

Bot. cab. 355

$5660 microphylla Thun.

small-leaved

tt. i | or

1 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1804.

c

p.l

§5661 phylicoldes Thun.

Phylica-like

* i |or

2 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1805.

c

p.l

5662 arachnoidea Wnl.

cobweb-like

*Ljpr

3 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

p.l

Wen. c. 2. 62

5663 ericoldes Wnl.

Heath-like

tt , jor

3 jl.au W

C. G. H.

1804.

c

p.l

Wen. c. 2. 57

5664 macrocephala W.
5665 superba Donn

long-headed
superb

ttL_Jpr
*L_Jor

3 jn.au W
4 mv.jl W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1815.
1791.

c

c

p.l

p.l

5666 fragarioldes W.

Strawberry-Ik

tL | | or

1 my.jl W

C. G. H.

1794.

c

p.l

^5667 cihata L.

ciliated

tt. ( J or

1 my.jl W

C. G. H.

1812.

c

p.l

5668 elegans Dum.

elegant

tti_Jpr

2 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

,1

5669 formosa Dum.

handsome

«l |or

2 jn.au W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

p.l

5670 hirsuta 1,0. C.

hairy

tt| |or

2 jl.au W

C. G. II.

1820.

c

p.l

693. BROSSJE\4 L.

BROSS&A. (G. de la Brosse, physician to Louis XIII.)

Ericeee. 1.

5671 coccinea i.

scarlet

ttl — lor

4 ... S

S. Amer.

...

c

l.p

Pl.ic.64.2

694. I'TEAL.

ITEA.

(The Greek name of the willow.)

Ericecs. 1.

5672 virginica L.

Virginian

3k or

6 jn.au W

N. Amer.

1744.

L

s.p

Bot. mag. 2409

695. CYRI'LL^ L.

CYRILLA.

(D. Cytillo, M.D., prof. bot. at Naples.")

Ericece. 2.

5673 caroliniana Ph.

Carolina

«L_Jor

6 jn.au W

Carolina

1765.

C

l.p

BoL mag. 2456

5674Antillarum MX.

Antilles

tt| | or

6 jn.au W

Antilles

1824.

C

Pi

*69o. CLAYTO'N/^ W. CLAYTONIA.

(J. Clayton, botanical collector in Virginia.)

PortulaceG. 9. .

5675 virginica Ph.

Virginian

A A pr

1 mr.my St

N. Amer.

1748.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 941

5676 caroliniana H. K.

Carolina

A A pr

^ mr.my Pk

N. Amer.

1789.

D

s.p

Par. Ion. 71

5617 grandi flora Suit.

great-flowered

*« A pr

£ mr.my Pk

N. Amer.

R

s.p

Sw. fl. gar. ic.in.

56V8 lanceolata Ph.

spear-leaved

A A pr

| mr.my W

N. Amer.

1813.

D

p.l

Ph. am. 1. 3

5679 sibirica W.

Siberian

O pr

£ my.au R

Siberia

1768.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 2243

56SO rtlsinoldes Ph.

Chickweed-like

O cu

1 mr.jn W

Nootk.Sd.

1794.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1309

5681 perfoliata Donn

Grfoliate

O cu

1 my.au W

N. Amer.

1794.

s

B.p

Bot. mag. 1336

5682 unalaschkensis Fis.

lalaschka

O pr

} mr.jl W

Russia

18SO.

s

s.p

Claytons bifida W.

5683 Joannedrea R. & S.

Joannes's

O pr

J my.jl W

Siberia

1818.

s

S.p

697. JSALSAMPNA Riv. BALSAM
5684 hortensis Desp. garden

Impatiens .Bdlsamina L.

(Balsamine, a name used by Dioscorides.) Balsaminece. 10 — 17.

ED or

R E. Indies 1596. S r.m Black. 583

5685 coccinea Dec. scarlet
5686 cornuta Dec. horned
5687 minor Dec. smaller
5688 mysorensis Dec. Mysore
5689 latiiolia Dec. broad-leaved
5690 bifida Dec. bifid
5691 capensis Dec. Cape
5692 chinensis Dec. China
5693 madagascariensis Dec. Madagascar

698. IMPATIENS Riv. TOUCH-ME-NOT.
5694 natans W. floating =*=
5695 triflora W. three-flowered
5696 biflora W. two-flowered
.5697 pallida Nut. pale-flowered
5698 Nolitangere L. Touch-me-not
5699 parviflura Dec. small-flowered
5700 tripetala Rox. three-petaled
5701 discolor Dec. various-colored
5702 cristata Wai. crested

ED or 2 jn.s S E. Indies 1808. S r.m Bot. mag. 1256
iQlor 2 jl.s II Ceylon 1826. S r.m Bur. zey. 16. 1
iOlor | jl.s R E. Indies 1817. S r.m R. mal. 9. 50
tQJor |jl.s R Mysore 1820. S r.m
iDlor 1 jl.s Pa.R K Indies 1818. S r.m R,mal. 9. 48
iQlor ijl.s R. Japan 1820. S r.m
iOlor i jl.s R C. G. H. 1818. S r.m
iOlor 1 jl.s P China 1824. S r.m
iOlor ijl.s R Madagasc.1824. S r.m

(Capsules curl up and burst when touched.) Ralsaminete. 9. — 15.
ilQJor 2 jl.s R E. Indies 1810. S r.m
O or 1 jn.s Pa.R Ceylon 1818. S r.m Bur. zey. 16. 2
8 or 2 jn.s O N. Amer. ... S r.m Sw. fl.gar.43
or 1 jn.s 0 N. Amer. 1817. S r.m
O or 2 jn.s Y England w.s.pl. S s.p Eng. bot. 937
8 or 1 jn.s Y Siberia 1820. S r.m
or 1 jn.s R Nepal 1825. S r.m
O or 1 jn.s Y Nepal 1820. S r.m
O or 2 jn.s Y China 1827. S r.m

699. SAUVAGE^SJ/4 Jac. SUAVAGESIA. (F. B. de Sauvages, a French botanist, d. 1767.) Violarieee. 3.— 7.

5703 erecta L. erect RTI cu 1 my.jn Pk S. Amer. 1820. S co Jac. am. 51. 1

5704 nutans Pers. . nodding O pr £ jn.jl P.R E. Indies 1824. S p.l

5705 geminiflora Dec. * twin-flowered fTTl pr | jn.jl P.R Mexico 1824. S p.l

700. LAVRA'DI^ Dec. LAVRADIA. (Vandelli, Marquis of Lavradio.} Violarti<e. 1. — 2.

5706 montana Mart. mountain tt. O pr 1 ... P Brazil 1826. C p.l

*701. FrOLA Ton. VIOLET. (Fabled to have sprung up for food for metamorp. 7o.) Violarieee. 104. 138.

5707 palmata L.

palmate

A A or

i my.jn

P

N. Amer.

1752.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 535

5708 pedata L.
5709 flabelllfbiia Lod.

pedate
fan-leaved

SL A or
^ A or

it my.jn

B

B

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1759.

1823.

D
I)

pi
p.l

Bot. mag 89
Bot. cab. 777

5710 digitata Ph.

digitate

§A or

f jnijl

Pa.B

Virginia

1821.

D

P.1

5711 rfactyloides R. $ S.

Dactylis-like

A or

B

Siberia

1820.

D

P.1

Gm. si. 4. 48. 3

5712 variegata Fis.

variegated

A or

? ap.jn

B

Dahuria

1817.

D

p.l

5713 ranunculif61ia J.

Ranunculus-lvd

:£ A or

I jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1818.

D

5714 pinnata L.

winged-feawd

^ A or

J my.jn

V

S. Europe

1752.

pj

Gm. si. 4. 49. 4

5715 multifida W.

many-cleft

& A or

Pa.B

Siberia

1817.

D

Gm. si. 4. 48. 4

5716 sagittata H. K.

arrow-leaved

^ A or

i jl

W.B

N. Amer.

1775.

1)

D 1

5717 ftetonicffifolia Sm.

Betony-leaved

^ ^\J or

? ap.jn

B

N. Holl.

1820.

D

P'.I

5718 suavis Fis.

sweet

^ A or

i ap.jn

B

5719 lanceolata Forst.

spear-leaved

^ A or

i jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1759.

D

D 1

5720 prtoteltefolia Fis.
Patrinu Dec.

Prunella-lvd

^j A or

i ap.jn

Pa.B

Siberia

1820.

D

P'I

5721 ca?spit6sa D. Don

tufted

^ ^\J or

ijl.O

V

Nepal

1825.

D

s.p

Patrinii <y nepalensis

>Dec. primulaefo

\iaHam.

5722 Gmelinidnrt R. & S.

Gmelin's

& A or

i jn.jl

B

Siberia

1820.

D

P ]

'

Gm. si. 4. 49. 2

sibirica Gm.

5723 pygmas'a J.

pigmy

jg iAI or

Jjl.n

P.B

Peru

1822.

D

D 1*

5724 obfiqua W.

ob\iqi\e-Jtwd

^ A °r

i my.jn

Y.B

N. Amer.

1762.

D

P'l

5725 cucullata L.

hooded

^ A or

i my.jl

B

N. Amer.

1772.

D

Bot. mag. 1795

5726 sororia Ph.

sister

^i A or

i ap.jn

B

N. Amer.

1802.

D

pj

W. h. b. 72

5727 papilionacea Ph.

butterfly

5e A or

? my.jn

J5

N. Amer.

1800.

D

p.l

5728 aspera Gin.

rough

^t A or

i ap.jn

Pa.Y

Nepal

1824.

1)

p.l

5729 ambigua W. $ K.

doubtful

^ A or

iap.my
4

P.V

Hungary

1823.

D

CO

W. & K. 190

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

5730 uliginosa Bcs.

swamp ^

A

or

i ap.my P

Carinthia 1823.

D

CO

5731 rotundifolia MX.

round-leaved ^

A

or

| ap.jn P

N. Amer. 1817.

D

p.l

5752 asarifolia Ph.

Asarum-leaved ^

A

or

5 apjn W

N. Amer. 1820.

I)

p.l

5733 dentata Ph.

toothed ^

A

or

i ap.jn B

N. Amer. 1817.

1)

p.l

5734 clandestina Ph.

clandestine ^

A

or

i my Br

Pensylv. 1800.

D

p.l

5735 blanda Nut.

charming ^

A

or

1 my.jl W

N. Amer. 1802.

1)

P.l

W. h. b.24i

5736 ovata Nut.

ovate-leaved ^t

A

or

| ap.jn P.B

N. Amer. 1783.

D

p.l

primulifMia Ph.

5737 primula? folia Gro.

Primrose-lvd ^

A

or

i ap.jn Pa.B

Carolina 1800.

D

p.l

(not of Pursh)

5738 alleghanensis R.SfS. Alleghany ^

A

or

i ap.jn B

N. Amer. 1824.

D

p.l

5739 Selkirkw Gul.

Selkirk's &

A

pr

I jn.jl B

N. Amer. 1823.

D

S.I

5740 hirta L.

hairy ^

A

or

\ ap.my B

England ch. so.

D

P.l

Eng. bot. 894

5741 humilis H.Sf B.

humble ^[

-AJ

or

\ ap.jn W

Mexico 1824.

1)

p.l

H. & B. 5. 492

1

5742 hirsuta R. $ S.

hirsute

A

or

i ap jl B

Bohemia 1820.

J)

p.l

5743 colllna Bes.

hill £

fra

\ mr.my B

Poland 1822.

D

CO

5744 campestris Bieb.

field ^

A

or

i ap.my P

Tauria 1824.

D

CO

5745 palustris Sm.

marsh ^

or

i my.jn B

Britain mos.b.

I)

p.l

Eng. bot. 444

5746 Schmidt*dre« Schult.

Schmidt's ^

A

or

\ my.jn B

Austria 1821.

1)

CO

5747 pyrenaica Ram.

Pyrenean ^

A

or

i ap.jn B

Pyrenees 1817.

D

p.l

5748 odorata L.

sweet-scented &T

A

fra

i mr.my P

Britain sha.pl.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 619

1 purpurea

purple-flotvered&r

A

fra

j mr.my P

Britain ch.pl.

L)

p.l

2 alba

white-flowtved *

A

fra

£ mr.my W

Britain ch.pl.

1)

p.l

3 ceerulea

blue-flowered ffn

A

fra

| mr.my B

Britain gard.

D

pi

4 purpurea plena

double-purple $„.

A

fra

| mr.my P

Britain gard.

1)

p.l

5 alba plena

double-white $„

A

fra

| mr.my W

Britain gard.

1)

p.l

6 casrulea plena

double-blue ;£,

A

fra

| mr.my B

Britain gard.

D

p.l

7 pallida plena
5749 alpina Juc.

double-pale ^
Alpine &

A
A

fra
or

i mr.my Pa.B
imyjn D.P

Britain gard.
Austria 1823.

1)
D

p.l

p.l

Jac. au. 242

5750 jap6nica Lan.

Japan ^

A

or

| ap.jn B

Japan 1818.

D

odorata Thun.

5751 palmaris Ham.

palm jf

A

or

i ap.jl Y

Nepal 1825.

D

p.l

5752 canlna L.

dog's ^

A

w

£ ap.jn B

Britain hea.

1)

p.l

Eng. bot. 620

5753 sylvestris Kit.

wood ^j

A

or

§ my.jn B

Hungary 1820.

D

CO

575-1 Krokerj Gra.

Kroker's ^

A

or

5 my.jn Pa.R

Siberia 1820.

1)

p.l

Fl.bo.311

5755 neglecta Schmidt

neglected

or

^ my.jn P.B

Crimea 1821.

1)

CO

5756 AllionuPio

Allioni's ^

A

or

5 my.jn B

France 1823.

D

p.l

Piovi. 1.2

arenaria Dec.

5757 pumila Vil.

dwarf ^

A

or

J my.jn Pa.B

France 1818.

D

p.l

Vil.stras.5

Iancif6lia Thore, eri<

:etdrum Schr.

5758 glauca Bleb.

glaucous ^

A

or

| my.jn P.B

Poland 1822.

D

CO

5759 sarmentosa Bieb.

twiggy Jk

A

or

i jnjl B

Caucasus 1824.

1)

p.l

5760 lactea E. B.

milk-co/oreo" •&

A

or

i my C

England moi. h.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 445

5761 Ruppiz All. Kuppius's ^
5762 Hornemanm'dwa R.&S. Hornemann's^

A
A

pr
or

^ my.jn B
| my.jn Crea

Italy 1822.
1819.

K
D

Bot. cab. 686

stricta Horn.

Peach-leaved ^

A

or

1 jn.jl Crea

Germany 1817.

D

p.l

5764 montana L.

mountain 5j

A

or

I mv.jn L.B

A!. ofEur,1683.

p.l

Bot. mag. 159

j

5765 littoralis Spr.

shore ^

A

or

ijnjl Pa.B

Baltic 1820.

D

p.l

5766 Langbdorffi Fis.

Langsdorf's ^

A

or

i jn.jl B

Siberia 1823.

D

p.l

5767 stagnina Kit.

bog *

A

or

1; my.jn

Croatia 1820.

D

p.l

5768 Broussoneti<)fca R. &

S. Broussonet's ^

.A [

or

— in il B

Teneriffe 1817.

D

p.l

cordata W.en.

5769 hastata MX.

hastate ^

A

or

| my.jn Y

Carolina 1823.

jj

p.l

5770 NuttaUu Ph.

Nuttal's ^

A

or

i my.jn Y

Missouri 1812.

D

CO

5771 tripartita EU.

three-parted ^

or

N. Amer. 1823.

I)

p.l

5772 debilis MX.

weak

yk

or

j ap.my B

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

5773 valderia W. en.

Valderian ^

A

or

£ my.jn P

Mt. Cenis 1805.

D

Al. ped. 2. 24.

5

5774 cenisia ^«.
5775 nummularifMia All.

Mount Cenis ^
Moneyvvort-lvd^t

A
A

or

or

£ jn.jl B
^ my.jn B

Mt. Cenis J?59.
S. France 1820.

D
D

p.l

Al. ped. 2. 22. 6
Al. ped. 9. 4

5776 canadensis L.

Canadian jg

A

or

i my.jn W

N. Amer. 1783.

1)

p.l

5777 striata #. *.

streaked

A

or

i jn.jl St

N. Amer. 1772.

1)

p.l

5778 ochroleuca Lewis

yellowish.whiteCfc

A

or

^ jn.jl Crea

N. Amer. 1800.

1)

p.l

5779 pubescens H. K.

pubescent ^

A

or

i jn ji Y

N. Amer. 1772.

1)

p.l

Bot. reg. 390

5780 mirabilis #".
5781 radicans Dec.

wonderful j^
rooting ^

A
A

or
or

i jn.au L.B
4 Jn.jl B

Germany 1732.
Carolina 1823.

D
1)

p.l

p.l

Fl. dan. 1045

5782 biflora L.

two-flowered 3$_

A

or

5 ap.my Y

Al.ofEur.1752.

])

p.l

Bot. mag. 208!

)

5783 unifl6ra TF.

one-flowered ^

A

or

^ jn.jl Y

Siberia 1774.

1)

CO

Gm. si. 4. 48. i

3

5784 decumbens Thun. '

decumbent £

Al

or

\ jn.jl Pa.B

C. G. H. 1819.

p.l

5785 arborescens W.

arborescent tt

1 ]

or

1J ap.my Pa.B

Spain 1779.

L

r.m

Bar. ic. 5G8

5786 saxicola ft. # S.
saxatilis Hofg.

rock-inhabiting^

A

or

i jn.jl Pa.B

Portugal 1824.

D

p.l

5787 tricolor L.

three-colored

or

\ ap.s Y.P

Britain corn fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1287

5788 banatica A'tf.

Banatian

or

| ap.s Y.P

Germany 1820.

S

CO

5789 arvensis Sib.

corn-field

or

i ap.s Y.P

Britain

s

co

5790 eriocarpa Dec.

woolly-fruited ^

A

or

1 jn Jl Y

N. Amer. 1823.

D

p.l

5791 prostrate R. & S.

prostrate 3c

A

or

\ jn.jl Crea

Teneriffe 1824.

D

p.l

5792 declinata W. & K.

turned aside •&

A

or

-I- my.jl Pa.B

Pannonia 1818.

D

p.l

W. & K. 223

5793 Kitaibelwna R. & S.

Kitaibel's ¥

A

or

i my.jl Pa.B

Pannonia 1820.

D

p.l

5794 Selkirk** Gol.

Selkirk's £

A

or

i jn jl B

N. Amer. 1822.

1)

p.l

5795 bicolor Ph.

two-colored ^

A

or

i jn.jl W

N. Amer. 1818.

1)

p.l

5796 altaica Ker

Altaic ^

A

or

| mr.jn P.Y

Siberia 1805

1)

CO

Bot. reg. 54

2 purpurea

purple ^

A

or

\ mr.jn P

Siberia 1810.

D

CO

5797 rothomagensis Deaf.
5798 saxatilis Schmidt
lutea Bes.

JRouen -^
rock ^

A
A

or
or

i my.au B
i my.jl Y

France 1783.
Bohemia 1810.

D
1)

CO

p.l

Bot. mag. 1498

5799 sudetica JK. en.

Sudetic ^

A

or

| my.au Y

Germany 1805.

D

CO

5800 lutea £. J5.

yello w-flowe red ^

A

or

imy.au Y

Britain m. pas.

1)

p.l

Eng. bot. 721

5801 grandiflbra L.

great-flowered ^

A

or

£ my.au Y

Switzerl. ...

1)

p.l

Hal. h. 556. 17

5802 orfeades Bieb.

oreads

A

or

4 my.jl P

Tauria 1818.

1)

p.l

5803 Pallas« Fis.

Pallas's ^

or

\ my.jn B

Siberia 1818.

1)

I'l

5804 chrysantha Fis.

yellow-flowered j^.

A

or

i my.jn Y

Germany 1820.

1)

p.l

5805 amcetoa Swwe$
5806 Zoysw Wul.

pleasing ;^
Zoys's &

A
A

or

or

i jn.jl P
i jl.s Y

Scotland rnoun.
Carinthia ...

D
D

p.l

CO

Eng. bot 1287
Jac. c.4 11.1

5807 calcarata L.

spurred ^

A

or

1 nu.jn L.B

Switzerl. 1752.

n

I'.!

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

89

5808 cornuta L. horned

5809 Vil\arsidna R. & S. Villars's
calcarata Vil.

5810 gracilis Sib. slender

^ A or £ my.jn B Pyrenees 1776. D p.l Bot. mag. 791
^ A or £ jn.jl B Vallesia 1820. D p.l

^ A or i jn.jl P Greece 1817. D p.l Fl.gr. 222

Violariece. 2.— 3.

(Erpetos, trailing, ion, a violet.)

P.B N. Holl. 1823. D s.p.l Sw. fl. gar. 170

702. ERPET10N Swt. SPUHLESS VIOLET.

5811 renitVSrmis Swt. reniform $„ _A1 pr J my.o
Tlola Aederacea /3 £latines Dec.

5812 Aederacea G. Don Ivy-leaved $„ -Al pr J my.o P.B N. Holl. 1823. D s.p.l Lab. n. h. 1. 91
Viola Aederacea Lab.

703. SO^LE/i Ging. SOLEA. (W. Sole, author of an essay on the genus Mentha.) Violariece. 1.

5813 concolor Ging. self-colored ^ A or 1 jn.jl G N. Amer. 1788. D p.l Lin. tr.28
flola c6ncolor Forst.

704. TOMBA^LIA Van. POMBALIA. (Marquis de Pombal, a Portuguese statesman.) Violariece. 1. — 3.

5814 Ituba Ging. Ituba
lonfdium Ipecacuanha /3 B. M.

705. lONI'DIUM Ven. IONIDIUM.

5815 capense R. $ S. Cape
Fiola capensis Thun.

5816 strictum Ven. strict

5817 Sprengelianum R. & S. Sprengel's
S61e« stricta Spr.

5818 jDolygalajfolium Ven. Polygala-lvd
SMeo verticillata Spr.

5819 verbenaceum H. % B. Vervain-like

(Al m 1 jl W Brazil 1822. S co Bot. mag. 2453

(Ion, a violet, eidos, like ; similarity.)
n. i_| c-r 1 my.jl W C. G. H. IS

Violariece. 2. — 30.
C l.p

my.jl W
my.jl W

W. Indies 1824. S p.l
Pensylva. 1818. S p.l

tt I | or 1 ap.au G.Y S. Amer. 1797. C l.p Ven. mal. 27

£G3or £ my.jl Pa. B Mexico 1823. S l.p H.&B.n. 5.497

706. NOISETT//* H. $ B. NOISETTIA. (L. C. Noisette, nurseryman at Paris.) Violarieee. 1. — 3.

5820 longifolia H. $ B. long-leaved tt. Q or 1 ... Crea Cayenne 1824. S p.l H.&B.n.5.429.11
lonidium longifolium R. $ S. fiola longifolia Pair.

707. CALY'PTRION Ging. CALYPI-RIO.V. (Kalyptra, a veil, ion, a violet.) Violariece. 1. — 6.

5821 Aubletw Ging. Aublet's fl CD or 6 ... Crea Guiana 1823. S p.l Aub. gui. 2. 319
Fiola Hybanthus Aub. lonfdium Hybanthus R. $ S.

5822 pyrifolium Mart. Pyrus-leaved tt-CD or i Brazil 1822. S p.l Mart. br. ic.

708. ALSODE'A Thou. ALSODEA.

5823 paucifl5ra Thou. few-flowered * CD or

5824 latifolia Thou. broad-leaved * CD or

(Alsodes, leafy.) Violariece. 2. —7.

6 ... W Madagas. 1824. C p.l Thou. af. 17

Madagas. 1824. C p.l Thou. af. 18. 2

W

*709. CERANTHE^RA Beauv. CERANTHERA. (Keras, a horn, anthera, an anther.) Violariece. 1.— 1.
5825 subintegrifoiia Beauv. sub-entire-lvd m Q or 6 jn.jl W Guinea 1824. C s.l Beau. ow. 2. 66

*710. PHY'LICA L.

PHYLICA. (PkyUileot,

leafy ; copious evergreen foliage. )

Rhamnece. 45. —52.

5826 ramosissima Dec.

branch iest

il_Jor

16

my.jn

W

St.H<

;lena

1810.

C

p.l

5827 stipularis L.

stipular

3

my.s

W

C. G.

H.

1786.

C

P-1

Bur. af. 41 2

5828 parvi flora L.

small-flowered

tt j (or

2

ap.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

C

P.l

5829 ericoides L.

Heath-like

* I ) or

3

ap.s

W

C. G.

H.

1731.

C

P.l

Bot. mag. 224

5830 glabrata Thun.

smooth

* i j or

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1817.

c

P.l

5831 acertaa W.

chaffy

it i |or

3

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

Pluk. al. 445. 1

5832 eri6phora Berg.

wool-bearing

il l (or

3

n

W

C. G

H.

1774.

c

P.l

PI. am. 445. 1

5833 lanceolata Thun.

lance-teaved

* 1 j or

3

ap.my

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

c

p.l

5834 bicolor L.

two-colored

it | | or

2

my.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1817.

c

P.l

5835 sec u n da Thun.

side-flowering

H,_Jor

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1817.

c

{,.1

5836 imb^rbis L.

beardless

H|_Jor

"j

my.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1824.

c

p.l

Seba. 2. 49. 5

5837 australis L.

southern

it t (or

fi

apjl

W

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

p.l

5838 pftmila Wnl.

dwarf

*i_jor

I

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

P.l

5839 hirsiita Thun.

hairy

it | | or

3

ap.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

5840 villosa Thun.

villous

it | | or

2

my

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

c

p.l

5841 papillbsa Wnl.

papillose

it | |or

,'5

my.jl

Pa.Y

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

P-l

WTen. c.3. 71

5842 rosmarini folia Lan\.

Rosemary-lvd

it | | or

3

W

C. G.

H.

1815.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 84!)

5843 cylindrica Wnl.

cylindrical

«t 1 | or

2

ap.au

W

C. G.

H.

...

c

I'.l

Wen. c. 1

5844 excelsa Wnl.

lofty

£ 1 | or

16

my..in

W

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

Wen. c. 3. 4

5845 horizontal Ven.

horizontal

j£ i i or

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

P.l

Ven. mal. 57 x

5846 plumosa W.

feathered

Hi_|or

2

mr.my W

C. G.

H.

1752.

c

P.l

Bot. cab. 253

5847 squarrosa Ven.
5848 Commelini Spr.

squarrose
Commelin's

« 1 for
«i_Jor

2

au.n
my.jn

W
W

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1800.
1800.

c
c

P.1
p.l

Bot. cab. 36
Spr. b. m. 8. 8. 6

5849 pubescens H. K.

pubescent

it | j or

2

f.ap

W

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

P.l

Bot. cab. 695

5850 capitata Thun

headed

it) |or

1

my.au

W

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

P.l

Bot. reg. 711

5851 globosa Thun.
5852 callbsa L.

globose
callous-leaved

Hi_]or
it i |or

3
1

my.jl
mr.ap

W
W

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1800.
1774.

c
c

P.l
p.l

reflexa Lam.

5853 spicata L.
nfnea Thun.

spiked

it i ]or

2

n.d

W

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Lam. iL 127. 3

$5854 cordata L.

heart-leaved

it i |or

2

my.jn

P.Y

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

p.l

Com. rar. 62. 12

§5855 wzyrtifblia Pers.

Myrtle-leaved

it) |or

3

D.Y

C. G.

H.

1816.

c

P.l

§5856 Auxifblia L.

Box-leaved

*i_Jor

2

my.s

W

C. G.

H.

1759.

c

P.l

Bot. cab. 848

5857 /edifblia Desf.

Ledum-leaved

Hi |or

2

my.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

5858 oledides Desf.

Olive-like

it i | or

o

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

l.p

Bot. cab. 323

spicata Lod.

5859 dioica L.

dioecious

it i |or

2

my.s

W

C. G.

H.

1817.

c

p.l

§5860 axillaris Lam.

axillary./Zturf

it i 1 or

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1812.

c

Spr. b. m. 8. 8. 4

rosmarini f61ia W.en.

5861 orientalis LJc.

oriental

Hi_|or

3

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

Her. am. 283

5862 reclinata Wnl.

reclinate

HuJor

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

P.l

Wen. c. 2. 56

5863 acuminata Hort.

acuminate

it i_j or

2

my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1819.

c

p.l

§5864 paniculata W.

panicled

it| | or

2

my.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1817.

c

5865 trich6toma Thun.

trichotomous

H i | or

3

my.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

P.l

§5866 /hymifolia Ven.
5867 arborea Thou.

Thyme-leaved
tree

H^or
1 1 |or

3
16

my.jl
my.jl

W
W

C. G. H.

Tris.d'Ac.

1820.
1817.

c
c

P-'l

Ven. maL 57

5868pinifbliaZ,.

Pine-leaved

H i I or

2

my

W

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

P. I

5869 racembsa L.

racemose

Hi_Jor

L'

my.s

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

r

P.l

5870 imbricata Thun.

imbricated

*l_Jor

1

au.n

W

C. G.

H.

1801.

c

Pi

90

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

711. CRYPT A'NDRA Sm. CRYPTANDRA. (Kryptos, hidden, anery a man ; concealed stamens.) Rhamnece. 4.
5871<rricifMiaSOT. Heath-leaved * t_J cu 1| my.jn W N. Holl. 1821. C s.p Lin. tr. 10. 18. 1

5872 amara Sm. bitter * i_j cu 1£ my.jn W N. Holl. 1821. C s.p Lin. tr. 10. 18. 2

5873 obovata Sieb. obovate * i_J cu 1£ my.jn W N. Holl. 18i>. C s.p

5874 spinescens Sieb. spinescent * i _ | cu 1£ my.jn W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

712. PLECTRO^NIA L. PLECTRO.VIA. (Plectron, a cock's spur ; tree with large spines.) RMmneae. 1. — 2.
5875 corymbosa L. corymbose f ( _ lor 20 ... W.G C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Bur.af. 94

7,13. CONOC A'RPUS Jac. BUTTON TREE.

5876 ere'ctus Jac. upright

5877 prociimbens Jac. procumbent

5878 racemusus /,. racemose

5879 acutitulius //. 85 B. acute-leaved

(Konos, a cone, karpos, a fruit.)_ Combretacece. 4.

Pa.Y Jamaica
Pa.Y Cuba

1752. C p.l Cat. car. 2. 33

S. Amer. 1820.
S. Amer. 1824.

1730. C p.l Jac. am. 52. 2
-

C p.l Jac. am. pic. 79
C p.l

714. CY PHI A 5?*. CYPHIA.

5880 volubilis W. twining
Lobelia vol ubilis L.

5881 bulbosa Berg. bulbous

5882 Cardamines W. Cardamine
LobeUo Cardamines Thun.

5883 incisa W. cut-leaved

5884 Phyteuma W. Rampion

(Kyphos, curved ; stigma.) Lobeliacece. 5. — 8.

O or 1 ... P.B C. G. H. 1795. D l.p

iQIpr
lAJ or

I au.s
3 jl.au

uHKau

P.B C. G. H. 1791. D l.p Bur. af. 38. 1

C. G. H. 1823. S l.p

Pa.R C. G. H.
Pk C. G. H.

1819.

S s.p

D l.p Bot. reg. 625

715. L1GHTFOOVT7^ Herit. LIGHTFOOTIA. (Rev. J.Lighffoot, author of first Fl. Scot.) Campanvlacece. 3.— 6.
588:5 oxycoccoides W. Oxycoccos-like «. i_J or £ jl B.w C. G. H. 1787. C s.l Ex. bot. 2. 69

5886 ten^lla Lod. slender tt. i | el f jn.jl B C. G. H. 1822. C p.l Bot. cab. 1038

5887 subulata Herit. awl-leaved tt- i_J or | au B C. G. H. 1787. D s.l Her. ser. 4. 5
Campanula fruticosa L. interrupta Pers.

716. JASIO'NE L.

5888 mont^na L.

5889 per£nnis Lam.

SHEEP'S SCABIOUS. (Applied by Pliny to a wild potherb.) CampanulaceeE. 2. — 5.
mountain O pr 1 Jn-jl B Britain sa.pa. S co Eng. bot. 882

perennial ]£ A P* 1 Jn-Jl B France 1787. D co Bot. mag. 2198

717. LAGCETCIA L. CUMIN. (Lagos, a hare, ottos, a dwelling; seeds in wool.) Umbelliferce. 1.

5890 cuminoldes L. Cumin-like Q cu 1 jn.jl G.Y Levant 1640. S co Lam. il. 242

718. flE'DERA L
5S91 Hfelix L.

2 poetica

3 arborea

4 chrysocarpa

5892 canariensis W.

5893 pe"ndula Sim..

Jvv.

common

poet's

tree

yellow-berried

Canary

pendulous

(Hedra, cord, Celt. ; the shoots.) Araliacece. 3. — 8.

&r or 40 o.n G Britain woods. L co Eng. bot. 1267

fc, or 20 o.n G Britain woods. L co

£„. or 8 o.n G Britain ... L co

k or 30 o.n G Greece 1815. L co

t, or 20 o.n G Canaries ... L co Mag. ber. 2. 5.

12 ... Pa. G Jamaica 1824. C p.l Swz.fl.9

*719. RI^BESL. CURRANT. (An acid plant, mentioned by the Arabjan physicians.) Grossulace&. 36. — 52.

5894 rubrum L.

2 album

3 sylvestre

5895 carpaticum Kit.

5896 petras\im L.

5897 multiflurum Kit.

5898 spicatum Robs.

5899 tritioum MX.

5900 procumhens Pall.

5901 figens MX.

5902 prostratum //mY.
glamiuldsum//. K.

5903 alp'mum I,.

5904 triste Pall.

5905 albmerve Mr.
590<isangufneumP£.

5907 aureum PA.

1 fructu albo

2 fructu rubro

5908 missouriensis Hort.

5909 n'igrum L.
591d fluricium //mf.

5911 laxiflurum Ph.

5912 resinosum PA.

5913 glandulusum R.fyP

5914 viscosissimum Ph.

5915 glacikle /I «/.

5916 hirtellum MX.

5917 gracile MX.

5918 triflurum H-'.
stamineum Horn.

5919 saxatile Pa//.

5920 or.entale Desf.

5921 Diacantha L.

5922 reclinatum L.

5923 macracanthum Lo.(

5924 Grossularia L.

5925 UVa-crispa L.

5926 oxyacantholdes i. Hawthorn-like SI

5927 grossuliinoicies 3/*. Rough gooseb.-lkSfe

5928 lacustre Pw>. lake 3fe
oxycantholdes MX.

5929 Cynosbati L. Dog bramble S

5930 caucasicum Adams Caucasian St

red &

fr

4

ap.my

G

Britain riv.ba. C

r.m

Eng. bot. 1289

white 3fe

fr

ap.my

G

Britain

C*

r.m

wild &

or

ap.my

G

Britain

c;

r.m

Carpathian &

or

ap.my

G

Carpathia 1818.

c

CO

rock 3fe
many- flowered 3fe

or
or

my
ap.my

R
G

England moun.
Hungary 1822.

c
c

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 705
Bot. mag. 2368

spiked ^

or

ap.my

G

England m.wo.

C

CO

Eng. bot. 1290

trifid &
trailing 3fe
stiff &

or
fr
or

*'

ap.my
my.jn
ap.my

P.Y

P
G

Quebec 1823.
Dahuria 1804.
N. Amer. 1812.

c:
L
C

CO

m.s

CO

Bot. mag. 2368
Pal. ros. 2. 65

prostrate 3fe

or

^

ap.my

Y

N. Amer. 1777.

L

S.1

Her. st. 1. 2

Alpine 3fe

or

3

ap.my

G

Britain woods.

C

CO

Eng. bot 704

sad £fe

or

3

ap.my

Y.p

Siberia 1820.

C

CO

Pal. pet. 10

white-nerved Sfe

fr

4

ap.my

G

N. Amer. ...

c

CO

blood-yfotoe; ed 3fe

fr

3

ap.my

Bd

N. Amer. 1817.

c

CO

golden 3fe

or

8

ap.my

Y

Missouri 1812.

c

r.m

Bot. reg. 125

white-fruited Sfe

or

8

ap.my

Y

N. Amer.

c

CO

red-fruited 3fe

or

8

ap.my

Y

N. Amer. ...

c

CO

Missouri 3fc

or

6

ap

Y

Missouri

c

CO

black Sfc

fr

5

ap,my

G

Britain m.hed.

c

r.m

Eng. bot. 1291

florid *

or

4

ap.my

Y

N. Amer. 1729.

c

CO

Di. el. 244. 315

loose-flowered 3fc

or

4

ap.my

Y.G

N. Amer. 1812.

(^

CO

gumrny 3il

or

3

ap.my

Y.G

N. Amer. 1800.

L

CO

Bot. mag. 1583

glandular ^

or

8

ap.my

..

Peru 1820.

C

CO

Fl. per. 233. b.

most viscid 3fe

or

4

ap.my

Y

N. Amer. 1826.

C

CO

frozen Sfe

or

4

ap.my

Y

Nepal 1823.

c

CO

roughish ^

or

3

ap.my

Y.G

N. Amer. 1812.

L

s.l

slender 3fe

or

4

ap.my

Y.G

N. Amer. 1812.

L

s.l

three-flowered ^

or

4

ap.my

G.Y

N. Amer. 1812.

L

r.l

W. h. b. 1. 61

rock &

fr

4

my.jn

G

Siberia 1817.

c

CO

eastern &

or

4

my.jn

G.Y

Syria 1824.

c

CO

two-spined Sfe

or

4

my.jn

G.Y

Siberia 1781.

L

r.l

Schm. ar. 97

reclinate 3fe

or

2

ap.my

P.G

Germany 1683.

L

CO

long-spined Sfe

or

4

my.jn

G

...

C

CO

Rough gooseb. 3£
Smooth gooseb. afe

fr
fr

4
4

mr.ap
mr.ap

G
G

England hed.
England hed.

C

c

r.m
r.m

Eng. bot. 1292
Eng. bot. 20.57

or 3 ap.my W.Y N. Amer. 1705. L co Di. el. 139. 166

fr 1 my.jn G N. Amer. ... C co

or 4 ap.my Y.G N. Amer. 1812. C p.l

Canada 1759. C s.l Schm. ar. 98

Caucasus 1819. C co

4 ap G

4 my.jn G

720. GRONO^VI/i L. GRONOVIA.
5931 scandens L. climbinjr

6932 Humboldtiana R.&S. Humboldt's

(J. F. Gronovius, a botanist of Leyden.)
LOlcu 6 jnjl G.Y Jamaica 1731.
L DB cu 8 jl.au Y S. Amer. 1820.

Cucurbitacete. 1. — 2.
C p.l Jac. ic. 2. 338
S s.p

ORDER I.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Si

721. ACHYRA'NTHES L. ACHYRANTHES. (Achyron, chaff, antkos, fi. ; envelopes.)
5933 argentea Lam. silver tt. O cu 1 my.o W Sicily

Amaranthaceee. 13.— 28.
C l.s Boc. sic. 16.9

5934 aspera L.

rough

«L r i cu

3

my.o

Pk

In

dia

1751.

C

l.s

Mil. ic. 1. 11.2

59 J5 crispa Desf.

curled

tt. , |CU

2

my.o

W.G

S.

Amer.

1810.

S

CO

5936 virgata Desf.

twiggy

tt. | | CU

2

my.o

W.G

W

. Indies

1817.

s

CO

5937 brachiata L.

branched

O cu

1

jl

W

E.

Indies

1824.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 331. 5

5938 obtusifolia Lam.

obtuse-leaved

tt. | 1 CU

2

my.n

Pk

...

c

l.p

59 S9 porrigens Jac.

extending

tt-Qcu

6

ap.au

P

1802.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 820

5940nfvea W.

snowy

tt. | | CU

O

mv.jl

W

Ca

naries

1780.

c

r.m

5941 fruticosa Lam.

shrubby

tt. | | CU

6

my.jl

P

E.

Indies

1820.

c

r.m

5942 pubescens Roth
5943 austral is R. Br.

pubescent
southern

tt. | | CU
tt. | | CU

H ap.jl
2 jn.jl

Pk
W

N.

Hol'l.

1821.
1823.

c

s

r.m

CO

5944 dichotoma L.

dichotomous

O cu

1

jn.jl

G

N.

Amer.

s

CO

5945 verticillata Tfiun.

whorled

tt. | | CU

1

jl.au

W

C.

G. H.

1820.

s

CO

722. CHAMISSO^ H. &B. CHAMISSOA. (M. Chamisso, who accompanied Kotzebue.) Amaranthaceee. 1.— 2.

5946 altissima #. %B. tallest * CD or 5jl.au Y Jamaica 1816. C co H.&B. n. 2. 125
Achyranthes altissima L. ,

723. PHILO'XERUS R. Br. PHILOXERUS. (Philos, a lover, xeros, arid; soil.) Amaranthacea. 3.— 7.

5947 vermiculatus R. Br. checkered !U [23 cu £ jl.o Pk S. Amer. ... C r.m Her. par. 15
/llecebrum vermiculare L.

5948 brasiliensis R. Br. Brazilian tt. CD cu 3 jl.o W Brazil 1790. C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 346

5949 aggregatus H. if B. aggregate !U [23 cu £ jl.s W Trinidad 1820. S s.p

724. DESMOCH/E^TA Dec. DESMOCH^STA. (Desmos, a bond, chaite, hair.) Amaranthacete. 8. —12.

5950 atropurpurea Dec.
Achyranthes /appacea J.

5951 flavescens Dec.

5952 micrantha Dec.

5953 prostrata Dec.

5954 tomentosa R. § S.

5955 uncinata R. #S.

5956 globusa R. $ S.

5957 patula R. $ S.
Achyranthes patula L.

725. CLADO'STACHYS D. Don CLADOSTACHYS. (Klados, a branch, stachys, a spike.) Amaranthaceee. 2.

5958 frutescens D. Don frutesoent tt. CD cu 4 au.n G E. Indies 1777. C s.p Ru. am. 5. 83
Achyranthes rnurieata L. Chamissorz muncata Spr.

5959 alternifolia Suit. alternate-leaved iQJ cu 1 jl.n P E. Indies 1789. S p.l Pluk. al 260. 1
Achyranthes alternifolia W. DesmochEe^ta alternifolia Dec.

from illicio, to allure.) ParonycMeee. 1. — 15.
England bog.pl. S p.l Eng.bot.895
S. Europe 18^0. S p.l Fl. gr. 245

Barbary 1821. S p.l Boc. sic. 20. 3

C. G. H. 1817. S s.p

Peru 1810. S s.p

Brazil 1820. S s.p

Trinidad 1817. S s.p

alternately fert. and bar.) Amaranthaceee. 10. -25.
Buenos A. 1732. D l.p Di. el. 8. 7. 7

dark-purple
EI J.

tt.

CD or

1

au.o

P

E.

Indies

1759.

C

l.p

K, mal. 10. 59

flavescent

iQI cu

1

jl.s

Y

E.

Indies

1823.

S

CO

Pluk. al. 83. 2

smdll-ttowered

iQlcu

jn.s

y

E.

Indies

1820.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 82. 2

prostrate

tt. Hjor

2

jl.au

G.p

E.

Indies

1793.

D

l.p

Ru. am. 6. 11

woolly

tt.

i ~! cu

2

jl.s

W

E.

Indies

1818.

S

CO

honk-seeded

iQI cu

1

jl.s

E.

Indies

1820.

S

CO

globose

iQI or

1

jl.s

Pa.'R

E.

Indies

1817.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 260. 1

spreading

£

(23 cu

3

au.o

W

E.

Indies

1823.

c

l.p

726. 7LLETEBRUM L. KNOTGRASS. (Illecebra of Pliny, froi

59:iO verticillatum L.

whorled -* O pr

5 Jl

W

5961 cymosum Vil.

sprouty -* O pr

iji

W

Paronychia cvmosaj

Dec.

5962 echinatum Pair.

prickly -* O pr

? Jl

G

5963 leucurum Lich.

white-ended ~* Q cu

i jn.jl

W

5964 £omphrenoldes W.

Gomphrena-lk RJI cu

i jn.jl

W

5965 glomeratum Hofg.

clustered j£ i/\l cu

i jn.jl

W

5966 diffusum H.SsB.

diffuse yp tAl cu

1 jn.jl

W

727. ALTERNANTHE^RA R.Br. ALTERN ANTHER A. (Stam. alter

5967 Achvrantha R. Br.

Chaff-flower £ FAl cu

f jn.au

W

59 £ joolygonoldes R. Br.

Polygonum-like]£ iAI cu

1 jn.au

W

5969 frutescens R Br.

frutescent tt i | or

1 jn.au

W

5970 caracasana H. $ B.

Caraccas ^ fAi cu

£ jn.au

W

5971 canteens H. & B.

canescent £ IAI cu

4jl.au

W

5972 seiicea H.JyB.

silky )£ fAi cu

2 jn.jl

W

5973 procumbens R. # S.
5974 si'ssilis R. Br.

procumbent £ [23 cu
sessi\e-Jlowered £ OS cu

4 jnjl
1 jl.o

W

Br

5975 ficoldes R. Br.

fig-like leaved £ [Al cu

i jnjl

G

5976 spinosa Horn.

spinous RT1 cu

1 my.jn

Y

axillaris Dec.

America

Peru

Trinidad

Cumana

Quito

Brazil

1731.
1820.
1819.
1825.
1S20.
1818.

E. Indies 1778.
S. Amer. 1821.

C r.m Her. par. 17

S g.p Her. st. 1.37

S s.p

S s.p

S s.p

S s.p

r.m R. mal. 10. 11

S r.m Jac. am. 60. 4
S r.m

728. PARONY'CHIA Ton. PARONYCHIA. (Maladies of finger-nails ; med. qual.) Paronych&a:. 12.— 20.

5977 capitata Lam.

headed

£

Al cu

|jn.au

W

Spain

1683.

D

p.l

Lob. ic. 420. 1

/llecebrum capital

urn L.

5978 nivea Dec.

snowy

tf

.AJcu

1 jn.au

W

Spain

1812.

D

S.I

5979 brasiliana Dec.

Brazilian

£

Al pr

\ my.jl

W

Brazil

1820.

S

CO

5980 rtlsinifolia J.

Chickweed-lvd

.Al cu

3 jn.au

W

Spain

D

S.I

Scop, d

.13

5981 hispanica Dec.

Spanish

t.

A cu

1 jn.au

W

Spain

1683.

D

S.I

./llecebrum Paronj

'chia /..

5982 italica R. # S.

Italian

JU

.AJcu

1 jnjl

W

Italy

1821.

S

s.p

5983polvgonifolia J.

Persicaria-lvd

A cu

W

Spain

1816.

S

s.p

Vil. del

.1.16

5984 pubescens Dec.

pubescent

5

A cu

?Z Jn.jl

W

Pyrenees

1820.

S

s.p

5985 maritima Dec.

sea-side

-A

A cu

i jn.au

W

Pyrenees

1820.

s

s.p

Vil. s. j

, 1801, ic

5986serpyllifolia J.

Thyme-leaved

Jc

-AJ cu

i jn.au

W

France

1818.

s

s.p

Jac. ic.

8.2.1

5987 ten ui folia Lk.

fine-leaved

,*

O cu

i jn.jl

W

1820.

s

s.p

5988 bengalensis J.

Bengal

O cu

1 jn.au

W

Bengal

1817.

s

s.p

729. CHENOLITA L. CHEVOLEA.

5989 diffusa L. diffuse

730. ANY'CHIA MX. ANYCHIA.

5990 dichotoma MX. forked
Queria canadensis L.

(Chen, a goose, leia, prey.) Chenopbdete. I.

tt. i_J cu 1 au.s G C. G. H. 1758. C r.m

(So called from its affinity to Paronychia.) Parom/chita:. 1. — 8.
£ Q) cu £ my.au G N. Amer. 1806. S l.p ' Or. d. 15. 2

731. JE'RUA Forsk.
5991 lanata J.

Celosia lanata L.
5992javanica J.

-flEnuA.
woolly

Javanese

(Eroua, its Arabic name.)
£ OS cu 1 ap.au W

Amaranthaceee. 2. — 3.
E. Indies Ib91. C r.m Mil. ic. 1. 11. 1

cu 2 ap.au W JE. Indies 1768. C r.m Bur. in. 65. 2 .

92

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS V.

732. LESTIBUDENS/^ K. Br. LESTJBUDESIA. (F. J. Lcstlboudois, a Flemish bot.) Amnranthaceat. 3. —5.

5993 paniculata R. Br. panicled j£ [32 cu 3 jn.s P.Y Jamaica 1733. C r.m SI. jam. 1. 91. 1
Cel5sia paniculata L.

5994 trigyna R. Br. three-styled £ Q] cu 1| au.o W Senegal 1777. C r.m .Tac. vin. 3. 15

5995 virgata R. Br. twiggy tt Q cu 4 au.o G 1815. C r.m Jac. ic. 2. 339

733. DEERI'NG/4 R. Br. DEERINGIA. (Dr. C Deering, an Eng. bot. author.) Amaranthacex. 2.

5996 celosioldes R. Br. Cock's-comb-lk £ O] cu 6 au.o W E.Indies 1804. S s.l Bot. mag. 2717

5997 indica Spr. Indian j£ |Q| pr 2 au.n \V E. Indies 1804. S p.l
Cel5sia baccata Retx.

734. TRIA'NTHEM A L. TRIANTHEMA. (Treis, three, antkemon, flower; disposition.) Portulacece. 3. — 6.

5998 monogyna L. monogynous EH cu 1 my.jn P.G Jamaica 1820. S co Her. par. 2. 213

5999 decandra L. decanurous Q cu 1 jn.jl G E.Indies 1824. S s.p Bur. in. 31 3

6000 obcordata Rox. heart-leaved )U \ | cu i jn.jl G E.Indies 1816. S s.p

735. CELCTSIA L.

COCK'S-COMB. (Kelos, burnt ;

appearance.)

Am

aranthacea;. 14. —22.

6001 argentea L.

silvery-s;«'ted

rni or

1

jn.s

L.F

China

1740.

S

r.m

Mart. cen. 1. 7

2 linearis

linear-^foyfrf

iQI or

1

jn.jl

F

E. Indies

1714.

S

r.m

R. mal. 10. 39

6002cristatai.

crested

11)1 or

g

jn.s

D.R

Asia

1570.

S

r.m

Lam. il. 168. 1

1 elata

tall

iQI or

g

jn.s

D.R

Asia

1570.

s

r.m

Kno.del.l.H.5,6

2 compacta

compact

iQI or

H

; jn.s

D.R

Asia

1570.

s

r.m

3 flavescens

flavescent

iQi or

l?

jn.s

Y

Asia

1570.

s

r m

6003 comosa Retz.

tufted

[Qjor

!

jn.s

Pk

E. Indies

1802.

s

r.m

6004 coccinea L.

scarlet

O or

5

jn.s

P

China

1597.

s

r.m

6005 cernua B. Rep.
6006 castrensis L.

drooping
camp

rrn or

LJJ or

3

2

jl.au
jl.s

P
P

E Indies
E. Indies

1809.
1739.

s
s

r.m
r.m

Bot. rep. 635
Bar. ic. 1195

6007 Monsonr* L.

Monson's

23 or

3

JU

W

E. Indies

1778.

s

r.m

Pluk.al. 11.334.4

6008 nodiflura L.

knotted- tlwd

(O1 or

2

jl.s

G

E. Indies

1780.

s

r.m

Jac. vin. 1. 98

6009 pyramidalis Brm.
6010 margaritkcea L.

pyramidal
pearly

rrn cu

tL 1 1 CU

1

2

jn.s
jl.s

W
Y

E. Indies 1820.
W. Indies 1817.

s

s

s.p
s.p

Bur. in. 25. 1
K. mal. 1038

argentea Hort.

6011 nltida Vahl

shining

G3 cu

1

jl.s

P

Malabar

1706.

s

s.p

SI. jam. 1. 91. 5

6012 dichotoma Roth

dichotomous

Ocu

1

jn.au

Y

E. Indies

1824.

s

S.1

6013 glauca Wnl.
6014echinata//.##

grey
hedgehog

n. i | cu
O cu

1

i'n.au
n.au

W
P

C. G. H. 1818.
Orooncko 1821.

s
s

3.1
S.l

Wen. her. 2

736. OPLOTHE*CA Nut. OPLOTHECJ

6015 floridana Nut. Florida

6016 interrftpta Nut. interrupted
Gomphruia interrupta W.

737. GOMPHRE^NA L. GLOBE AMARANTH.

6017 globosa L. round RT1

2 alba white iQI or

6018 perennis L. perennial j£ [2J or

6019 arborescens L. arborescent n. !"""! or

6020 lactea Dec. milky white tt. I — I cu

6021 lanata R. Br. woolly i(DI cu

6022 amaranthoides Roth Amaranth-like Oi cu

6023 decumbens Jac. decumbent O1 cu

. (Oplon, armour, theca, a sheath ; capsules.) Amaranlhace<e.2.—3.
ifc A or 3 s W N. Amer. 1824. R p.l Bot. mag. 2603

it. O] or 2 jn.au G "W. Indies 1733. C r.m Jac. ic. 1. 51

(Gomphos, a club ;
1| my.o P.w
1 jn.o W
P.Y
W
W
W
W

P

2 jn.au

1 jn.au

2 jl.au
* jn.au

flowers.) Amnranthucete. 1. — 26.

India 1714. S r.m R. mal. 10.37

India 1714. S r.m

S. Amer. 1732. C r.m Di. el. 24. £0. 22

S. Amer. 1802. C r.m

S. Amer. 1823. S s.p Dec. mon. 93

N. Holl. 1824. S
E. Indies 1820. S
Mexico 1826. S

s.p
s.p
s.p Jac. sc. 482

738. LAHA^Y/f R.&S. LAHAYA.

6024 difftisa R. & S. diffuse

Mollza diffusa W. /llecebrum divaricatum H. j

6025 aristata R. # S. awned tt. | | cu

Moll/a aristata H. K.

6026 latifulia R. % S. broad-leaved tt. i | cu

/llecebrum latifolium W.

6027 stellata R. if S. stellate n. [~~1 cu

6028 tenuifolia R. # S. fine-leaved tt. [~"1 cu

6029 corymbosa R. # S. corymbose tt. f | cu

6030 gnaphalioides R. $ S. Gnaphalium-lktt. , I cu

6031 polycarpoldes R. $ S. Polycarpon-lk j£ iAI cu
Hayea polycarpoldes Bio.

6032 alsmifulia R. 8(S. Chickweed-lvd -* Q cu
Hayea alsinifolia Biv.

6033 minuartozrfcs R. & S. Minuartia-like -* O cu

(M. Lahaye, a botanical gardener.) Paronychiete. 10. — 15.
jjl.au W Canaries 1779. S l.p W. h.b.ll

I jn.jl W Canaries 1780. C l.p
ijn.au W Teneriffe 1810. S sp

4 jn.au
i jn.au
1 jn.au

ijn.au
I jn.au

W
W
W
W
P.w

W
W

Guinea 1820.
S.Leone 1817.
Ceylon 1823.
N. Africa 1818.
Sicily 1817.

S. Europe 1817.
Spain 1826.

Bur. zey. 65. 2

s.p Boc. sic. 38

S s.p

739. GfLAU'X L.

6034 maritima L.

740. THE^SIUM L.

6035 /inophyllum L.

6036 intermedium Schr.

6037 monlanum Ehrh.

6038 alpinum L.
humifusum Dec.

6039 ebracteatum Hay.

6040 amplexicaule L.

(Glaukos, grey ; leaves.) Salicarue. 1.

^ my.jn 1' Britain salt m. S s.l Eng. bot. 13

BLACK SALTWORT.

sea JU A

BASTARD TOAD-FLAX. (Thes, a labouring servant; mean habit.) Santalacece. 6. — S3.

Flax-leaved ^ A cu | jn.jl W England ch. pa. D p.l Eng. bot. 247

intermediate ^ A cu | jn.jl W Germany 1818. S p.l Schk. ban. 51

mountain ^ A cu £ jn.jl W Europe 1817. S p.l Sc. b. j. 119

Alpine ^ A cu i jn.jl W Germany 1814. D p.l Jac. au. 5. 416

bractless ^ A cu
stem-clasping u. \ | cu

Germany 1814. D p.l Sc.b.j.
C. G. H. 1787. C s.l

741. COMA'NDRA Nut. COMANDRA. (Kome. hair, aner, an anther.) Santalaceee. 1. — 2.

60*1 umbellata Nut. umbellate ^ A cu 1 jn G N. Amer. 1782. D p.l Pluk. m. 342. 1

Thesium umbellatum L. Hamiltonza umbellata Spr..

742. LEPTOME^RIA R. Br.
6042 acida R. Br. acid

LEPTOMERIA

a. i_J c

6043 Billardieri R. Br. Labillardiere's «. i_J cu 1
Jhesium drupaceum Lab.

743. DARLINGTO^N/^r Dec. DARLINGTONIA.

6044 brach^loba Dec. short-podded tf Al or
Acacia brachyloba W.

6045 glandulosa Dec. glamlulous £ ^J or
Mim6sa glandulosa 3/x. Acacia glandulosa If.

(Leptos, slender, meris, a part ; habit.) Santalacete. 2. — 8.
1 ... W N. Holl. 1828. S p.l

W N. Holl. 1823. S p.l Lab. n. h. 1 93

(Dr. Darlington, an American bot.) Leguminbs<e. 2.

1} s.o W N. Amer. 1803. D p.l Dec. leg. 12. 66

1| s.o W N. Amer. 1806. D p.l Yen. ch. VJ

ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

9:3

744. WALKF/R/^ Schreb. WALKEBIA. (R. Walker, founder of the bot. gard. at Cambridge.) Ochrucece. 2.
6046serrata W. serrated 1 Q or 12 ... Y Malabar 1824. C p.S R. mal. 5. 48

6047 integrifolia Dec. entire-leaved f O or 12 ... Y Guiana ... C p.l

745. HELICCTNIA L.

HELICONIA. (Helicon, mountain of the Muses ; affinity to Musa.) Jl

tfusacea;. 10.— 12.

6048 Bihai Swz.

Bihai

£

(23 or

12

jl.au

0

W. Indies 1786.

Sks.p

Swz. ob. 96. 5. 2

6049 carib£a Lam.

Caribean

£

j/xj or

12

jl.au

0

W. Indies 1798.

Sks.p

PI. gen. 59

G050 Bdllia Rich.

Ballia

(23 or

20

0

Maranhaol823.

Sks.l

Mer. sur. 54

6051 humilis Jac.

dwarf

f

fAl or

6

jl.'au

s

Caraccas 1798.

D s p

Jac. sc. 1. 48, 49

6052 braziliensis Hook.

Brazilian

^

[A1 spl

8

au

s

Brazil 1820.

D p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 190

6053 psittacorum W.
6054 SwartzwMfl R. & S.

parrot-beaked
Swartz's

£

1 l or

4
4

au
jl.au

0
Y

W.Indies 1797.
Jamaica 1800.

Sks.p
Sks.p

And. rep. 124
Bot. mag. 502

psittac6rum/3 B. M.

6055 indica Lam.
buccinata Rox.

Indian

£

fAl or

4

...

...

Madagasc.1818.

Sks.l

Ru. am. 5. 62. 2

6056 dealbata Lo. C.

whited

&

r^n or

3

Sk sp

6057 hirsuta R. $ S.

hairy -flowered

£

(22 or

5

jl.au

O

S. Amer. 1800.

Sks.\

746. MITSJ L. PLANTAIN TREE. (Altered from Manx, Egyp., in honor ofAntonius Musa.) Musacecc. 9. — 14.

6058 paradisiaca L.

6059 sapi£ntum L.

6060 nepaiensis W.

6061 ornata Rox.

6062 glauca Rox.

6063 maculata Jac.

6064 superba Rox.

6065 rosacea Jac.

6066 coccinea Andr.

common paradise^ G2 clt 20 o.d
wise men's Banana^. 1Z2 clt 20 mr.o
Nepal

ornamented
glaucous
spotted
superb
rosaceous
scarlet

6068 reginae H K.

6069 ovata H. K.

6070 humilis Lk.

6072 angustifulia H. K.

6073 parvifblia H. K.
6074,/uncea Lk.

Pk Tropics 1690. Sk r.m Tr. ehr. 3. 18. :

Pk Tropics 1729. Sk r.m Tr. ehr. 4. 21. 23

Y Nepal 1823. Sk r.m

O E. Indies 1823. Sk r.m

Pk E. Indies 1824. Sk r.m

Pk Mauritius 1818. Sk r.m

Pk E. Indies 1820. Sk r.m

P Mauritius 18: )5. Sk r.m Bot. reg. 706

S China 1792. Sk r.m Bot. mag. 1559

747. STRELI'TZ/^ H. K. STRELITZIA. (Queen of Geo. III., house of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.J Musaceee. 8.
6067 augusta Thun. august £ (22 or 18 f.my W C. G. H. 1791. Sk p.l Ker strel. ic.

or 8 ap.my Y

8 f.ap Y

6 my.jn Y

5 fmr Y

6 my.jn Y
6 my.jl Y
6 my.jn Y

C. G. H. 1773. Sk p.l Red. HI. 77, 78

C. G. H. 1777. Sk pi Bot.mag.119,120

C.G. H. ... S p.l

C. G. H. 1795. S p.l Ker strel. ic.

C. G.H. 1778. S p.l Ker strel. ic.

C. G. H. 1796. S p.l Ker strel. ic.

C. G. H ... S p.l Bot. reg. 516

CLASS V. ORDER 2.
PENTA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

748. MELODrNUS Forst. MELODINUS. (Melon, an apple, dineo, to turn round ; fruit.) Apocdnea;. 2.

6075 scandens Forst. climbing J_ CD pr 15 jl.au W N. Caled. 1775. C s.p Lam. il. 179

6076 mon6gynus Rox. monogynous fc_ Q or 10 jl \V E. Indies 1820. C r.m Bot. reg. 834

749. PERI'PLOCA L. PERIPLOCA, (Periploke, an intertwining ; habit.) Asdepiadece. 4. — 13.

6077 graA-a L. Grecian _§ or 10 jl.au Br Syria 1597. R s.l Bot. reg. 803

6078 Icevigata H. K. smooth J_ | (or 6 ... G.Y Canaries 1779. C p.l Cav. ic. 3 217

6079 angustifiMia Lab. narrow-leaved _£ or 6 ... Y S. Europe 1800. C p.l Dec. ic. 2. 7
€080 mauntiana Poir. Mauritian fi. CD or 10 ... Br Malabar 1823. C p.l R. mal. 9. 11

750. CRYPTOSTErGIA.Z2. Br. CRYPTOSTEGIA. (Kryptos, concealed, stegc, a covering.) AsclepiMece. 2.

6081 grandiflbra R. Br. large-flowered i. CD or 6 jn.jl Pk India 1818. C r.m Bot. reg. 435

6082 madagascariensisZ.o.C. Madagascar fl_ Q or 10 jLau ... Madagasc.1826. C p.l

751. HEMIDE'SMUS R.Br. HEMIDESMUS. (Hemisus, half, desmos, a tie ; filaments.) Aselepiadeee. 1.— 2.

6083 indicus R. Br. Indian JL dj or 6 ... G Ceylon 1796. C l.p Bur. zey. 83. 1

752. SECAMO^NE R. Br. SECAMONE.

6084 aegyptiaca H. K. Egyptian til cu
AlpimR.&S.

6085 emetica R. Br. emetic J_ Q m

6086 elliptica R. Br, elliptic JL | | cu

(Squamouna, Arabic.) Asclepiudete. 3. — 5.

6 jl W Egypt 1752. C s.l Alp. ag. .134

W

India 1816. C s.l.p W. ph. 1. 5. 2
N. Roll. 1824. C p.l

753. MICROLCTMA R. Br. MICROLOMA. (Mikros, small, loma, a fringe ; flower.) Asclepiadzte. 2. — 3.

6087 sagittatum H. K. arrovi-leaved $_ I I cu 3 jl.au G.p C. G. H. 1775. C s.l Jac. sc. 1. 38

Ceropegia sagittata L.

6088 lineare R. Br. linear J_ |_J cu 3 jl.au W C. G. H. 1823. D s.p Pluk. m. 335. 5
Pen'ploca linearis L.

754. HARRISOAN74 Hook. HARRISONIA. (Mrs. Harrison, of Aighburgh, near Liverpool.) Asclepiadete. 1.

6089 \omceroides Hook. Lonicera-like * Q or 6 jl.au S Brazil 1825. C s.l Bot. mag. 2699

755. OXYPE'T ALUM R. Br. OXYPETALUM. (Oxys, sharp, petalon, a petal.) Apocjnea:. 1.-4.
6090appendiculatumJtfarAappendiculate^aor 6 Brazil 1823. C p.l Mart.br. 30

756. ASTE'PHANUS R.Br. ASTEPHANUS. (A, without, Stephanos, crown ; stamens.) Asdernadece. 2.— 6.

6091 triflorus R. Br. three-flowered * iAJ or 4 jl.au W C. G. H. 1816. D p 1

6092 linearis R. Br. linear i. lAJ or 4 jl.au W C. G. H. 1816. D p.'l

^f7' SARCOSTE'MMA R.Br. SARCOSTEMMA. (Sarx, flesh, stemma, a crown; stamens.) Asclepihdeee. 2.—12.
13 vimmale R. Br. twiggy i. CD cu 6 jl W E. Indies 1731. C r.m Alp. aeg. 190

Cynancnum vimmale L.

6094 Swartzian«m R. & S. Swartz's $ m cu

v4sclepia* viminalis Sun.

W Jamaica 1820. C s.l SI. jam. 1. 131. 1

.J^8; EVSTE>GIA R-Br. EUSTEGIA. (Eu, good, stege, a covering.) Asclepiadets. 1. — 2.

6095 hastata R. Br. hastate fu t_J or 1 jn.jl W C. G H. 181& C p.l Th. p, M. 9. 6

^pocynum hastdtum Thun.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

759. DrfMIA R. Br. DJEMIA.
6096 extensa R. Br. extended

Cynanchum exte"nsum H. K.
o097 cordata R. Br. cordate

6098 scandens G. Don climbing
^/sclt-pia* scandens Beauv.

6099 bicolor Swt. two-colored
Cynanchum bicolor B. Rep.

(Its Arabic name.) Asclepiadece. 4.

>r 3 jl.au W E. Indies 1777. C p.l Jac. ic. 1. 54

JLdDor

J. CD or 10 jl.au
t_ i I or 10 jl.au

Arabia
Gambia

1R24. C s.l

1824. C s.l Beau. ow. 1. 56

fc. CD or 6 jn.au W E. Indies 1806. S p.l Bot. rep. 562

760. DIPLO'LEPISAJSr. DIPLOLEPIS.

(Diplos, double, lepis, a scale.)

Asclepi&deee. 3. — 5.

6100 vomituria Lindl.

emetic

<

§un

4.

jn.jl

G

China

1820.

C

p.l

6101 apiculata Lindl.

small-topped

t

un

4

jn.jl

G

China

1821.

C

p.l

6102 ovata Lindl.

ovate

un

4

jn-jl

G

China

1821.

C

p.l

761. CYNA'NCHUM L. CYNANCHUM.

(Kyon,

a dog, agche

, to strangle ; poison.)

Asclepiadear. 24. —50

6103 acutum L.

acule-leaved

A or

3

jl

W

Spain

1596.

D

CO

Tr. ehr. 44. 82

6104 excelsum Deaf.

tall

^

A or

10

jl

W

Barbary

1816.

D

CO

6105 monspefiacum L.

Montpelier

5

A or

3

au.s

Pk

S. Europe

1596.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 340

6106 pauciflorum R. Br.
6107 crassifulium R. Br.

few-flowered
thick-leaved

fc_t_Jor

10
6

...

W
G

Tranqueb.1820.
C. G. H. 1816.

C
C

s.p

CO

W. ph. 1.5.3

6108 pilosum R. Br.

pilose

Hor

5

jn.s

W

C. G. H.

1726.

C

pi

Bot. reg. Ill

6109 HeyniUnum R. & S.

Heynes'ii

JL

or

G

W

E. Indies

1825.

C

s.p

6110capense L.

Cajie

t

I | or

6

jl

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.1

6111 ruseum R. Br.

rose-colored

3

t± or

3

jl.au

P

Davuria

1818.

D

s.p

.^scltpias davdrica V

V.

6112 Vincetoxicum Pers.

Vincetoxicum

^

A or

2

my.au

W

Europe

159G.

D

S.1

Fl. dan. 849

^scldpias Vincetuxic

um L.

6113 luteum Spr.

yellow -flowered

&

A or

2

my.au

y

Europe

1596.

D

s.l

6114melanthos Desf.

black-flowered

*

A or

3

jl.au

p

......

1818.

D

CO

6115 mgrum Pers.

black

i

A or

3

jn.au

w

S. Europe

1596.

D

8.1

Bot mag. 2390

61 16 medium R. Br.

mediate

i

A °r

3

my.au

w

D

CO

6117 fuscatum Lk.

brown-flowered

A °r

3

jl.au

Br

^

1817.

D

s.p

Gm. si. 4. 42

6118 sibiricum R. Br.

Siberian

^

A °r

1

jl.au

G

Siberia

1775.

D

CO

Mur. 2. 7

6119 villosum R. $8.

villous

x

A or

3

jnau

W

1821.

D

CO

Bal. mis. 15. 4

^sclepias villosa Lk.

6120 fimbriatum H $ B.

fringed

<

fAI or

10

jl.au

P

Cumana

1826.

D

s.l

H. & B. n. 3.234

6121 fce'tidum R. Br.

fetid

j^

CD or

10

jl.au

W

Mexico

1820.

C

S.1

Cav. ic. 2. 158

6122 cirrhosum Sum.

frizzled

<£

A or

3

1825.

I)

s.p

6123 undatum B. Rep.

wave-leaved

*

Bor

6

jl.au

G"

W.Tndies

1803.

C

l.p

Bot. rep. 410

6124 mucronatum B. Rep.

sharp-pointed

£_

or

6

jl.au

G

Trinidad

IM 4

C

l.p

Bot. rep. 515

6125 viridiflorum Ker

green-flowered

s.

Bor

6

o.d

G

R Indies

1814.

C

l.p

Bot niag. 1929

6126 hirsutum Vahl

hairy

SL

or

6

Trinidad

1825.

C

s.p

762. METASTE'LMA R. Br. METASTELMA. (Meta, instead of, stelma, crown; append.) Asclepiadece. 1.— 3.
6127 parviflorum R. Br. small-flowered J_ CD cu 6 ... G.w W.Indies ... C p.l PI. ic 215. 1

1.— 2.
cor. 1. 11

763. OXYSTE'LMA R. Br. OXVSTELMA. (Oxys, sharp, stelma, crown ; corona.) Asclepiadea.
28 esculentum R. Br. esculent J_ G53 cul 4 ... Y E. Indies 1816. D s.l Rox.

6128 esci

764. GYMNE^MA R. Br. GYMNEMA. (Gymnos, naked, nema, a thread ; stamens.) Asclepi&deee. 4. —6.

6129 sylvestre R. Br. wood $_ CD or 8 ... G Ceylon 18lfi. C l.p W. ph. 1.5.3

6130 tingens Spr. tinging i. CD or 8 jl Y E. Indies 1823. C p.l
^sclfepias tingens Rox.

6131 tenacissimum Spr. most tenacious J_ CD or 8 ... Y E. Indies 1806. C p.l
^scldpias tenacissima Rox.

6132 lactiferum R. Br. lactiferous J_ (23 or 8 Ceylon 1824. C l.p

765. SARCO'LOBUS R. Br. SARCOLOBUS. (Sarx, flesh, lobos, a pod.) Asclepiadece. 2. — 3.

6133 globusus R. Br. globose $ CD or 16 ... W E. Indies 18*3. C p.l Wai. res. 12. 4

6134 carinatus R. Br. keeled JL CD or 16 ... G.Y E. Indies 1823. C p.l Wai. res. 12. 5

766. CALO'TROPIS A5>-. CALOTROPIS. (Kalos, beautiful, tropis, a keel ; flower.) AsclepiMea:. 2.
6135pr6cera R^Br. tall «t CD or 6 jl.s WP Persia 1714. C s.l Bot. rep. £71

6136 gigantea R. Br. giant «
^sclepias gigantea H. K.

767. DISCHI'DIA R. Br. DISCHIDIA.

6137 bengalensis Colb. Bengal !U

6138 nummularia R. Br. Moneyw.-lvd JU \

768. XYSMALO'BIUM R. Br. XYSMALOBIUM. (

6139 undulatum R. Br. wave-leaved H i I cu

iulata L.

or 6 jl.s W.P E. Indies 1690. C r.m Bot. reg. 58

(Dis. twice, schizo, to split.) Asclepiddece. 2.

D or 1| s W India 1818. C s 1 Lin. tr. 12. 15

S] or I jls W Amboyna ... C l.p Ru. am. 5. 17ft 1

, shred, lobos, pod ; seed-ves.) Asclepiude.'e. 1. — 2.
jl G C. G. H. 1783. C p.l Com. r. 16

769. ANA'NTHERIX Nut. ANANTHERIX. (A, without, antherix, an awn.) Asclepiadea. 1.

6140 viridis Nut. green ^ A cu i au.s G.Y N. Amer. 1812. 1} p.l
yJsclepias viridis Walt.

770. GOMPHOCA'RPUS R. Br. GOMPHOCARPUS. (Gomphos, a club, karpos, fruit.) Asclepiadea. 3.— 4.

6141 arborescens R. Br. arborescent *i | or 5 d W C. G. H. 17.4. C l.p Jac. sc. 1.50

/(scl£pias arhorescens L.

6142 crispus R. Br. curled-leaved «. |_J or 1 il Y C. G. H. 1714. C p.l Com. r. 17

6143 fruticbsus R. Br. shrubby * i_J or 5 jn.s W C. G H. 1714. C p.l Bot mag. 1628

771. ^SCLETIAS L.
6144 svriaca L.

SWALLOW-WORT.
Syrian ^

(Asclepius, the gr>d of medicine.)
A or 4 il.au P N. Amer.

Asclepiadea
1RS9. D co

.. 34. — 67.
Black. 521

6145 exaltata Lk.

exalted

5

A or

(i

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

18UO.

D

r.m

connivens Baldw.

6146 phytolaccoldes Ph.
6147 amu-^na MX.

Phytolacca-like^
pleasing ^

A °r
A or

3

3

jl.au
jl.au

P
P

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1812.
1732.

D

1)

CO

p.l

Di el. 27. 30

6148 purpurascens MX.

purpurascent

•*.

A or

3

jl.au

P.G

N. Amer.

17i*.

D

I'.l

Di. el. 28. SI

hy. rida MX.

6149 paupercula MX.
6150 obtusifolia MX.

poor
obtuse-leaved

1

A or
A or

2
3

jl.au
jl.au

R
P

N. Amer
N. Amer.

1817.
1820.

1)
D

r.m
r.m

purpurascens Walt.

OKDER U.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

95

6151 amplexicaiilis MX.
6152 acuminata Ph.

stem-clasping
acuminate

1

A or
A or

2
2

jl.au
jl.au

R
R.w

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1816.
1826.

D

D

r.m
r.m

Ab. ins. 7

/aurifdlia M.c.

6153 cinerea Walt.

cinereous

•^V

A or

Q

jl.au

Br

N. Amer.

1825.

I)

r.m

6154 incarnata L.

flesh-colored

•^

A or

8

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1710.

D

p.l

Bot. reg. 250

6155 pulchra Ehrh.

fair

X

A or

2

jlau

P

N. Amer.

.*•

1)

p.l

6156 variegata L.

variegated

*k

A or

4

jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1597.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1182

6157 curassavica L.

Curassoa

(Al or

3

jn.s

S

S. Amer.

169.'.

s

r.m

Bot. reg. 81

2 alb i

white

^v

123 or

3

jn.s

W

S. Amer.

s

r.m

6158 citri folia Jac.

citron-leaved

£

(23 or

1

jl.au

w

S. Amer.

isis.

1)

r in

Jac. ic. 343

6159ntvea L.

snowy

^V

A °r

3

jl.s

w

N. Amer.

17)0.

D

P.l

Bot. mag 1181

6160 parviflora H. K.

small-flowered

^

iAI or

3

jl.o

w

N. Amer.

1774.

C

r.m

Jac. ec. 28

6161 polvstachya /Fatf.

many-spiked

^

A or

4

jl.au

w

N. Amer.

1825.

u

r.m

6162 deb'iiis MX.

weak

•*V

A or

2

jl.au

w

N. Amer.

1818.

1)

r.m

6163 verticill\ta L.

vfhor\-leaved

;v

A or

3

jl.au

W.G

N. Amer.

1759.

D

pi

PI uk. m. 336. 3

6164quadrif.Mia Ph.

four-leaved

\.

A or

1

jl.au

W.R

N. Amer.

1820.

1)

r in

Jac. ob. 33

61ii5 mexicana Cav.

Mexican

^p

iAI or

3

jl.au

w

Mexico

1821.

C

S.p

Cav. ic. 1.58

6166 rosea #. # B.

roseate

^

iAI or

1

jn.au

R

Mexico

1824.

c

r.m

6167 angust.fulia L*.

narrow-leaved

£

lAJ or

3

jl.au

W

Mexico

1817.

s

r.m

6168 virgata Balb.

twiggy

1

A or

9

jl.au

w

N. Amer.

1820.

D

r in

6169/inifolii Lag.

Flax-leaved

I

iAJ or

3

jl.au

w

Mexico

1818.

c

s.p

6170 salicifMia Lod.

Willow-leaved

lAl or

2

jl.au

w

Mexico?

1817.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 272

6171 asthmatica I,.

asthmatic

£_

(Aim

8

jl.au

w

Ceylon

1810.

c

p.l

W. ph. 2. 1795

Cynanchum Ipecacuanha W.
6172 alex'iaca Jac. antidotal

[23 m

8

G

Ceylon

1816.

c

P.l

R. mal. 9. 13 "

6173 longifolia Ph.

long-leaved

A or

2

jl.au

Pa.P

N. Amer.

1816.

1)

p.l

6174 tuber^sa L.

tuberous-rooto

A °r

t

J1.S

0

N. Amer.

1690.

D

s.l

Bot. reg. 76

6175 rubra L.

red

A or

1

jl.au

R

Virginia

1825.

D

p.l

6176 deci'imbens W.

decumbent

>p

i A or

8

jl.au

0

N. Amer.

1731.

D

P.l

6177 Linaria Cav.

Toad-flax-/i;d

1?

iAI or

2

W

Mexico

1802.

D

s.l

Cav. ic. 1. 57

772. STYLA'NDRA Nut. STYLANDRA. (Stylos, a column, aner, a man ; anthers.) Asclcpiadete. 1.
6178 pumila Nut. dwarf ^ _AI or A jn.au G.Y N. Amer. 1824. D r.m

Podostigma pubescens Spr. -4sclepias pedicellata Ph.

*773. GONO'LOBUS MX. GONOI.OBUS. (Gonia, an angle, lobos, a pod.)
6179 maritimus R. Br. sea-shore J_ CD or 6 jn.jl G Carthage
Cynanchum maritimum L.
6180 suberosus R. Br. cork-barked J_ CD or 6 jl.s G America
6181 crispiflorus R. Br. curled-flowered £ 1 1 or 2 jl.au W.G S. Amer.
6182 plamflorus R Br. flat-flowered $' a or 10 jn.au G Trinidad

Asclepiade<e. 19.— 28.
1823. C p.l Bot. reg. 931

1732. C p.l Di. el. 229. 296
1741. C s.p PI. ic. 216. 1
1818. C p.l Jac. am. pic. 81

6183 grandiflorus R. Br.

large-flowerec

1 S. CD or

10

jl.au

G

Trinidad

1826.

C

P '

Bot. reg. 1

053

6184 rostratus R. Br.

beaked

4 CD cu

10

Trinidad

1824.

C

p.'l

6185 mger R. Br.

black

tlCDor

6

0

D.P

Mexico

1825.

C

p.l

Cav. ic. 2.

159

Cynanchum riigrum

. Cav.

618:1 racemosus R Br.

racemose

JLCDor

10

jn.au

W

Caraccas

1820.

c

p.l

Jac. am. p

ic.80

6187 diadematus Ker

crowned

S_C!or

12

s.o

G

Mexico

1812.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. i

152

61S8 echinatus Lo. C.

hedge- hog

$_ r i or

^

c

p.l

6189 carolinensis R. Br.

Carolina

Jt LAJ or

6

jn.au

P

Carolina

1824.

c

Bot. cab. 365

hirsutus B. C. not ol

'others

6190 hirsutus MX.

tiairy

_§ A °r

g

jn

P

N. Amer.

1806.

c

l.p

Sw. fl. gar

1

6191 laeVis MX.

smooth

_& A °r

6

jn

P

N. Amer.

1806.

c

l.p

6192 macrophyllus Nut.

large- leaved

_i A or

fi

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1822.

c

P.1

6193 discolor R. $ S.

various-colore

>d_§ A or

8

jl.au

G

N. Amer.

1809.

c

p.l

Bot. mag.

1273

Cvnanchum discoloi

rB M.

6194 obliquus R. Br.

oblique

_1 A or

5

jlau

Carolina

1818.

D

p.l

Jac. ic. 2.

341

6195 Nuttallw/ms Spr.
viridiflorus Nut.

Nuttall's

jfe A or

4

jl au

G"

Missisippi

1822.

D

p.l

6196 prostratus R Br.

prostrate

iUiAlor

3

jl.au

G

Mexico

1823.

c

p.]

Cav. ic. 1.

7

6197 uniflorus H. $ B.

single- flowered J£ 1 1 or

6

W

Mexico

1825.

c

p.l

H. & B. n

.3.238

774. PERGULA^RIA L. PERGULARIA. (Pergula, trelliswork
6198 odorutissima Sm. sweetest-scent. J_ CD fra 15 jn.jl G
6199 minor & C -smaller J_ CD fra 8 my au Y.G

6200 sanguinotenta Lindl. bloody J. CD cu 6 jl.au G.Y

; fit for arbours. ) AsclepiadecE . 3.— 6.
E. Indies 1784. C r.m Bot. rep. 185
E Indies 1790. C r.m Bot. mag. 755
S. Leone 1822. C r.m Bot. mag. 2532

775. MARSDENN//I R. Br. MARSDENIA. ( W. Marsden, Esq., auth. of Hist, of Sumatra.) AsclepiMece. 2.—S.

6201 erecta R. Br.

6202 suaveolcns R. Br.

upright
sweet-scented

*776.
6203 carn6sa R. Br.
$6204 lanceolata Horl.

6205 crassi folia Haw.

6206 P6tts« Hort.

6207 trinervis Hort.

2 jl.au W
tt-CDira 3 jl.au W

HOYA. (T. Hoy, F. L. S., gardener at Syon
fieshy.leavcd ^ CD or 10 jl.au Pk
lanceolate & CD or 2 ... W

thick-leaved $J f I or 10

Potts's J. CD or 10 ... Y

three-nerved J_ CD or 10 ... W

Syria 1597.
N. S. W. 1816.

C s.l
C s.l

Jac. vin 1. 38
Bot. reg. 489

House, d. 1821.) AsclepiMece. 5.— 7.
Asia 1802. L r.m Bot. mag. 788
E. Indies 1815. C r.m

China 1821.
China 18-'4.
China 1824.

C r.m
C r.m

C r.m Bot. cab. 936

777. TYLO'PHORA R. Br. TYLOPHORA. ( Tylos, a wart, phoreo, to bear ; Ivs of corolla.) Asclepiadea. 3.— 5.

6208 grandiflora R. Br. great-flowered J.i_J or 10 jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1822. C p.l

6209 barbata R. Br. bearded fc_ i | or 10 jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1822. C p.l

6210 exilis Co/6. slender £, CD or 10 jn.jl Pa.P E. Indies 1823. C p.l Lin. tr. 12. 16

778. CEROPE'GIA L.

CEROPEGIA.

(Keros. wax, pese.

a fountain.) Asclepiadea. 10. — 12.

6211 bulbt.sa Rox.

bulbous

!AI CU

a

ap.s

R.G

E. Indies

1821.

R

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 7

6212 tuberbsa Rox.

tuberous

^

fAI cu

s

ap.s

Re

E Indies

IS^l

R

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 9

6213 acuminata Rox.

acuminate

A

[23 cu

2

jn.jl

P

Coromand

1.1820.

R

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 8

6214 Mncea Rox.

rushy

ML

IDcu

1

Y

E. Indies

1822.

C

s.l

Rox. cor. 1. 10.

6215 aphylla Haw.

leafless

*

I | cu

in.jl

W

1817.

C

pi

621H dichutoma Haw.

dichotomous

SL

~lcu

1

jl.s

Y

E. Indies

1804.

C

6217 africana Lod.

African

$

1

6

Y

E. Indies

1823.

C

1.1

Bot. cab. 906

6218sinuata Poir.

sinuated

| | CU

3

jl.aii

Pa.R

C G. H.

1818.

c

P-1

Bur. af. 15

6219australis Lo. C.

southern

t

| | CU

3

N. Holl. ?

1820.

c

p.l

6220 Kta-peUceformis Haw.

Stapelia-form

C

I | cu

4

jl'"

P"

C. G. H.

1824

c

-.1

779. STAPE^LZ/I L. &TAPELIA. (Dr. J. B. a Stapel, Dutch editor of Theophrastus.) Ascfepiadete. 36.
6221 grandiflora Mas. great-flowered tt. ID cu 1 s.d D.P C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. 11

95

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

6222 spectabilis Haw.

showy

tt.

ZDcu

1 n.ja

D.P

C. G. H.

1802.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 585

grandiflora B. M.

6223 ambigua Mas.

ambiguous

».

Z3

cu

2 jn.n

P.Br

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.l

Mass. 12.

6224 soruria Mas.

sister

OL

cu

1 jn.au

P.P

C. G. H.

1797.

c:

s.l

Bot. cab. 94

6225 patula W. f.

spreading

n_

1

cu

1 jn.au

C. G. H.

c

s.l

Jac. st. ic.

6226 reflexa Haw.
deflexa B. M.

reflexed

tt.

3

cu

IJn.au

G.p

C. G. H.

...

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 1800

6227 lucida Dec.

shining

tt.

— [

cu

1 jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1812.

c

'S.l

6228 juv£ncula Jac.

girl

j*

— i

cu

1 jn.au

Br.p

C. G. H.

c

s.l

Jac. st ic.

6229 Massoiu Haw.

Masson's

tt.

— 1

cu

2 ...

C. G. H..

c

s.l

6230 Asterias Mas.

Star-fish

— ;

cu

5 my.n

RSt

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Bot mag. 536

6231 stellaris Haw.

starry

n.

— n

cu

i

C. G. H.

c

s.l

6232 hirsuta JF.

hairy

n.

— i

cu

I jn.au

P'"

C. G. H.

1710.

c

s.l

Jac. m. 1. 8

2 atra Jac.

dark-flowered

n.

i

cu

3 jn.au

D.P

C. G. H.

1710.

c

s.l

Bot reg. 156

6233 hamata Jac.

hooked

tt.

— i

cu

iJl.au

Bd.R

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

Bot cab. 242

6234 comata Jfic.

shaggy

n.

— i

cu

Is

Y.Br

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

6235 multiflura Dec.

many-flowered

3

cu

1 s

V.R

C. G. H.

1817.

c

s.l

6236 rdfa Ma.t.

rusty-brown

tt_

cu

i jn.n

Br

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 239

6£37 pulvinnta Mas.
6238 n'ssirostris Jac.

cushion-^tuo*
split-beaked

tt.

5

cu
cu

i jn.n

D.V

Y.G

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.
1823.

c

c

s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 1240
Jac. st. ic.

6239 concinna Mas.

neat

«-

— *

cu

^ jn.au

G

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 18

6240 glanduliflora Mas.

gland-flowered

tt.

— i

cu

| au.n

Br

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 19

6241 glandulifera Haw.

glanduliferous

tt_

cu

I au.n

Br

C. G. H.

c

s.l

6242 acuminita Mas.

acuminated

tt.

cu

f jl.s

P.St

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 15. 17

6243 hispidula Horn.

rough ish

a.

cu

i jl.au

G

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

6244 ap£rta Mas.

open-flowered

tt.

cu

2 jl.au

Y.P

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 37

6245 r«m6sa Mas.

branchy

tt.

cu

li Jn.jl

D.P

C. G. H.

1795.

c

S.I

Mass 32

6246 arida Mas.

dry

tt.

cu

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

c

si

Mass. 33

6247 incarnata Haw.

fiesh-colored

— i

cu

1 ap.au

F

C. G. H.

1793.

c

s.l

Mass. 34

6248 pilifera Mas.

hairy-tubercled

a.

— i

cu

1 jn.au

D.P

C. G. H.

1790.

c

s.l

Mass. 23

6249 Gord6m Mas.

Gordon's

tt.

— i

cu

1 ...

Y.Br

C. G. H.

1796.

c

s.l

Mass. 40

6250 mammillaris W.

mammillary

tt.

— ^j

cu

1 Jn.jl

Br

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

Bur. af. 27. t

6251 hirtella J«c.

rough ish

n.

— i

c u

1 jl.s

Br

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.)

Jac. st. ic.

6252 lanigera Haw.

wool-bearing

li.

— i

cu

i Is

Br

C. G. H.

1800.

c

Bj

6253 flavicomata Haw.

yellow-tufted

tt.

— i

cu

v ...

Y

C. G. H.

1810.

c

s.l

6254 cordata Haw.

cordate

tt.

— i

cu

* jn.au

Br

C. G. H.

1805.

c

s.l

6255 canescens Haw.

canescent

tt.

~i

cu

iJn.au

Br

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

6256 ophiuncula Haw.

small-serpent

tt.

i

cu

i jn.au

Br

C. G. H.

1805.

c

s.l

780. TRIDE'NTEA Haw. TRIOENTEA. (Tridens, a trident ; flowers.) Asclepiadea:. 1.

6257 gemmirtora Haw. gem-flowered tt. H! cu £ o.n D.P C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. 15
Stapelw gemmitiora Mas.

6258 stygia Haw.

6259 mosch'ita Haw.

q™

_Jcu

Stygian
musky
Stapfelia hircosa Jac.

6260 vetula Haw. stale tt. — | cu

6261 SimsM Haw. Sims's tt. — | Cu
Stapelja vetula B. M.

6262 paniculata Haw. pannicled tt. I cu

6263 depressa Jac. depressed n. — leu

| jl.s D.P C. G. H. 1810. C s.l
J- jn.au Br.P C. G. H. ... C s.l Jac. st. ic.

i my.n D.P C. G. H. 1793. C s.l Mass. 16

I my.n D.P C. G. H. 1800. C s.l Bot. mag. 1234

| jn.s V C. G. H. 1805. C s.l

i jl.au Br.P C. G. H. ... C s.l Jac. st. ic.

(Gonia, an angle, stemon, a stamen.
u f jn.n D.F C. G. H. 1793.

781. GONOSTEVMON Haw. GONOSTEMO.Y.

6264 divaricatus Haw. straddling tt. Z] cu f
StapeliadivaricataMas.

6265 striccus Haw. strict tt. H] cu ijn.s Pa.B C. G. H.

6266 pallidus Haw. pale tL Z3 cu | jl.s Pa.B C. G. H.

1814.
1818.

782. PODA'NTHES Haw. PODANTHES. (Pous, a foot, anthos, a flower.)

6267 pulchra Haw. beautiful Sulph.ti. ~~1 cu
Stapelj'a verrucbsa B. M.

6268 irrorata Haw. bedewed tt. — I cu

6269 verrucosa Haw. Vf art-flowered tt. H) cu

6270 roririua Haw. dew-flowing tt. 1 cu

6271 pulchella Haw. neat n. — leu

6272 ciliata Haw. ciliated g. I cu

783. TROMO'TRICHE Haw. TROMOTRICHE.

^ au.s Y.St C. G. H. 1800.

.) Asclepiadece. 3.
C s.l Bot. mag. 1007

C s.l Bot. mag. 2037"
C s.l \Ven.c.2.51

Asclepiadece. 6.
C s.l. Bot. mag. 786

* jl.s
|auo

A jl.s
| my.n

i o.d

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

G.St C. G.H.

1795.
1795.
1X02.
1795.
1795.

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

Bot cab. 127
Mass. 8
Jac. st. ic.
Mass. 36
Mass. 1

6273 fuscata Haw. browned n. ~~ ) cu
Stapeh'rt fuscata Jac.

6274 revoluta Haw. revo\ute-flwd tt. H] cu 1 jn.s
Staptl/a revotuta Mas.

6275 glauca Haw. glaucous tt. ZD cu 2 jn.n

6276 pruinosa Haw. frosted tt. U cu li jn.jl

6277 obliqua & # S. oblique-yZwd. B. m cu 1 jn.s
Stapfelia obliqua W.

(Tromos, fear, thrix, hair.)
ijn.n Br.P C. G.H. 1814.

Asclepiadea*. 5.
C s.l Jac. st. ic.

C. G. H. 1790. C s.l Bot. mag. 724

R.P C. G. H.
D.Br C. G. H.
Pa.V C. G. H.

1799.
1795.
1805.

C s.l Jac. st.ic.
C s.l Mass. 41
C s.l

784. CXRBEA Haw. ORBEA.

6278 maculosa Haw. spotted
Stapelia maculosa Jac.

6279 bisulca Haw. two-furrowed tt. "~l cu

6280 variegata Haw. variegated tt. ZD cu

6281 Curtis** Haw. Curtis's
Stapel/a variegata B. M.

6282 lepida Haw. pretty

6283 planiflora Haw. plain-flowered

6284 mutabilis Spr. changeable
Stapelia mutabilis Jac.

6285'marginata R. $ S. red-edged

6286 conspurcata R. $ S. defiled

6287 normalis .R. $8.

6288 orbiculiris Haw.

6289 bufbnia Haw.

6290 angulna Haw.

6291 picta Haw.

6292 rugosa W. en.

(Orbis, an orb ; flowers.)
cu J jn.s Br.v C. G. H.

1 jn.s
1 jn.s
1 jn.s

i jl.au
" I1-"

Y.St
Y.St
Y.St

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1804.

1805.
1727.
1690.

AsclepicLdea:. 23.
C s.l Bot. mag. 183$

G.St C. G. H.
P.Y C. G. H.
Y.St C. G. H.

6293 mixta Haw.

regular-spotted

orbicular

toad

snak e-spcckled

painted

wrinkled

mixed

1805.

1823.

1805.
1795.
1821.
1799.
1806.
1812.
1799.
1805.
1" jn.'s Y.St C. G. H. .1800.

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

i jn.s
ijn.o

i JUu
4jl.n

1 jn.s
i jn.jl

I. jn.s

Y.St
Y.St
Y.St
Y.St
Y.St
Y.St
Y.St

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C s.t

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

s.l

i my.au P.St C. G. H.

C s.l
C s.l
C s.l

Jac. st. 3
Bot. mag. 26

Jac. st. ic.
Bot. cab. 191
Jac. st. ic.

Jac. st. ic.
Bot reg. 755
Bot. rep. 448
Bot. mag. 1676
Bot. cab. 828
Bot. mag. 1169
Jac. st. ic.
Mass. 38

OllDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

97

6294 quinquenervis Haw. five-nerved

6295 Wendlandzdwa R. & S. Wendland's
Stapelza rugosa Wnl.

6296 marmorata R. 8s S. marbled

6297 retusa Haw. refuse

6298 Woodfordzcma Haw. Woodford's

6299 iuodora Haw. scentless

6300 clypeata Haw. shielded tL Z3 cu |
Stapelza clypeata Jac.

785. OBE^SIA Haw. OBESIA.

6301 geminata Haw. twin-flowered tL I cu
Stapelza geminata Mas.

6302 decora Haw. graceful tL leu

6303 serrulata Haw. serrulate tL ' I cu
Stapelza serrulata Jac.

cu

1 jn.s

Y.St

C. G.

II.

1800.

C

s.l

cu

1 jn.s

Y.s

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

s.l

Wen. c. 2. 52

cu

1 jn.s

Y.^t

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

s.l

cu

ijl.au

Y.at

C. G.

II.

1800.

c

s.l

cu

C. G.

H.

1810.

c

s.l

cu

^jl.s"

Y.'st

C. G.

11.

1788.

c

s.l

C. G. H. 1812] C s!l

DUVA'LL/^ Haw. DUVALLIA.

tL leu

6304 reclinata Haw. reclinate
StapeU'a reclinata Mas.

6305 elegans Haw. elegant

6306 ceespitosa Haw. tufted

6307 hirtella Spr. roughish
Stapelza hirtella Jac.

6308 radiata Haw. rayed

6309 Jacquinwwa R. & S. Jacquin's
radiata Jac.

6310 replicata Spr. folded back
Stapelz'a replicata Jac.

6311 tuberculata Haw. tuberculate

6312 laevigata Haw. smooth

6313 glomerata Haw.

6314 compacta Haw.

6315 mastodes Spr.

787. CARUNCULANRIA Haw. CARUNCUI.ARIA.

6316 pedunculata Haw. pedunculate tL ~] cu
Stapelz'a pedunculata Mas.

788. PECTINA"RIA Haw. PECTINARIA.

6317 articulata Haw. jointed
Stapelz'a articulata Mas.

(Obesus, fat ; flowers.) Asclepiadece. 3.

i my n P.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Bot. mag. ]

J my.n Y.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. 26

| jn.au P C. G. H. 1805. C s.l Jac. st. ic.

'. Duval, a French botanist.) Asclepiadece. 12,

i ji.s P C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. 28

glomerated

compact

large-teated

tJL ICU
tL 1 CU
tL I CU

M- | cu

tL I CU
tL I CU
tL I CU

tt- ZH cu

tL |CU

ijl.s P C. G. H. 1795. C s.l
| my.au P C. G. H. 1790. C s.l
i jl.s P C. G. H. ... C s.l

i ji-s

ijl.s

C. G. H. 1795. C s.l
C. G. H. 1802. C s.l

Bot. mag. 1184
Mass. 29
Jac. st. ic.

Bot. mag. 619
Jac. st. ic.

C. G. H. 1812. C s.l Jac. st. ic.

| jl.s Br C. G. H. 1808. C s.l

i jl.s Br C. G. H. 1800. C s.l

i jl.s Br C. G. H. 1804. C s.l

i jl.s Br C. G. H. 1800. C s.l

A jl.au Br C. G. H. ... C s.l

(Caruncula, fleshy protuberance; fl.)

| jn.n Br.P C. G. H. 1790. C s.l

Asclepiadece. 1,
Bot. mag. 793

(Pecten, a comb.) Asclepiadeev. 1.

i jl P C. G. H. 1800. C s.l Mass. 30

789. PIARA'NTHUS R. Br. PIARANTHUS.

6318 pullus R. Br. dark tL
Stapel/a p611a B. M.

6319 punctatus R. Br. dotted tL
63?0 parviflorus Spr. small-flowered tt. 2

Stapelza parviflora Mas.

(Piar, fatness, anthos, a flower.) AsclepiMea. 3. —4.
cu | au.s D.P C. G. H. 1774. C s.l Bot. mag. 1648

£ jLn
au

D.P
Y.G

C. G. H. 1795. C s.l
C. G. H. 1795. C s.l

Mass. 24
Mass. 22.35

790. HUE'RNI^ R. Br. HUERNIA. (J. Huernius, an early collector of Cape plants.) Asclepiadea. 11 12,
6321 reticulata R. Br. netted tL U cu | jl.au P.St C. G. H. 1793. C s.l Bot. mas. 1662

Stapelz'a reticulata B.

M.

6322 campanulata R. Br.

bell- shaped

a. 1 cu

*jio

Y.St

C.

G.

H.

1795

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 1227

6323 venusta R. Br.

graceful

tL ' 1 CU

^ jn.jl

Y.8t

C.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 3

6324 lentiginosa R. Br.

freckled

tL |CU

ijln

Y.St

c.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 506

6325 guttata R. Br.

red-spotted

tL ' I CU

f au.n

Y.St

c.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 4

6326 hhrnilis R, Br.

humble

tL I CU

5 au.n

Y.St

c.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 5

6327 tubata R. Br.

tube-flowered

tL 1 CU

f au.n

Y.St

c.

G.

H.

1805.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 225

6328 barbata R. Br.

bearded

tt. 1 CU

5 au.n

w.st

c.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Mass. 7

6329 crispa Haw.

curled

tL 1 CU

i ...

c.

G.

H.

c

s.l

6330 clavigera Haw.

club-bearing

tL ' 1 CU

jjl.n

Yist

c.

G.

H.

1795.

c

s.l

Jac. st. ic.

6331 ocellata R. Sf S.

ocellated

ML JCU

^ au.n

Y.St

c.

G.

H.

c

s.l

Jac. st. ic.

Stap&b'a ocellata Jac.

*791. BRACHYSTE'LMA R. Br. BRACHYSTELMA. (Brachys, short, stelma, a crown.) Asclepiadece. 1.
6332 tuberosum R. Br. tuberous & m cu 1J jn.jl . P C. G. H. 1821. C s.l Bot. reg. 722

*792. CARALLV^MA R. Br. CARALLUMA.

6333 adscendens R. Br. ascending tL I
Stapelz'a adscendens Rox.

6334 umbellata Haw. umbelled

tL I cu

(Its Indian name.) Asclepiadece. 2.

2 jl P E-Indies 1804. C s.l Rox. cor. 1. SO

Pk E.Indies 1804. C s.l

793. SWE'RTJJ L. FELWORT.

6335 perennis L. perennial

6336 corniculata Gm. small-horned

6337 Michauxi«n« R.&S. Michaux's
corniculata Ph.

(E. Swert, a celebrated cultivator in Holland.) Gentianea?. 3. — 16.
^ A or 1 jl.au P England al.ma. D m.s Eng.bot. 1441

8pr ijl.s Pa. G Siberia 1817. S s.p Gm.si. 4.53. 3
or i jl.au G.Y N. Amer. 1824. S s.p

*794. GEKTIA^NA L. GENTIAN. (Virtues first experienced by Gentius, king of Illyria.) Gentianece. 56.— 110.
63381uteaZ,. yellow ^ A or 4 jn.jl Y Alp. Eur. 1596. D p.l Mil ic. 139

6339 hybrida Dec.

hybrid ^

A

or

2* jn.jl

Y.p

Switzerl.

1817.

D

P.l

6340 purpurea L.

purple ^

A

or

3 jn.jl

B

Alp. Eur.

1768.

D

p.l

Bot. rep. 117

2 flore albo

white-flowered ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

W

Alp. Eur.

1823.

D

p.l

6341 pannonica Sco.

Pannonian ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

P

Alp. Eur.

D

,.1

Jac. au. 2. 136

.';"42 punctata L.

spotted-^wd ^

A

or

3 jn.jl

Y

Apl. Eur.

1775.

D

p.l

Jac. au. 5. 28

6343 biloba Dec.

two-lobed ^

A

or

2| jn.jl

Y

Alp. Eur.

1820.

D

P.l

Dec. ic. 15

6344 Bursferi Lap.

Burser's ^

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

Pyrenees

1820.

D

P.l

Trat. au. 3. 10

6345 campanulata Jac.

campanulate ^

A

or

2 jl.au

Su

Switzerl.

-1819.

D

'.1

Jac. au. 29

6346 sept^mtida Pall.

seven -cleft ^

A

or

f jn.jl

L.B

Persia

1804.

I)

p.l

Bot. mag. 1229

2 guttata

spotted ^

A

or

i jn.jl

B

Levant

1804.

D

Bot. mag. 1410

6347 asclepiaoVa L.

Swallow-wort-lk ^

A

or

1 jl.au

B

Austria

1629.

D

!>.i

Bot. mag. 1078

6348 macrophylla Pall.

long-leaved ^

A

or

1 jl.au

D.B

Siberia

1796.

I)

P.I

Pal. ros. 2. 96

6349 cruciata L.

crossed ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

D.B

Austria

1596.

D

P.I

Jac. au. 4. 372

6350 adscendens Sal.

ascending ^

A

or

f jn.jl

B

Siberia

1799.

D

P.I

Bot.mag.705

2decumbens L.

decumbent ^

A

or

J jn.jl

B

Siberia

1799.

D

P.I

Bot. mag. 723

6351 frigida Hae.
6352 algida Pall.

Sfi4 1

A

A

or

or

i jn.jl
i jn-jl

W
W

Styria
Siberia

1817.
1808.

D
D

P.I
P.I

Trat. au. 7. 1
Pal. ros. 2. 95

H

98

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

6353 gelida Bieb.

ice-cold

£ A

or

1 jn.jl

P.v

Siberia

1807.

D

p.l

6354 Pneumonanthe L.

Wind-flo.ver

1 A

or

f au.s

B

England i

moi.h.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 20

2 guttata

spotted

k A

or

| au

B

...

U

p.l

Bot. mag. 1101

6355 Pseudo-pneumonan-
the R. & S.

C Bastard j
I. wind-flower j

;A A

or

I au.s

B

N. Amer

1800.

D

p.l

6356 linearis Fro.

linear-leaved

k A

or

1 au

B

Carolina

1816.

D

p.l

6357 triflbra Pall. '

three-flowered

^ A

or

$ jn.jl

B

Siberia

1807.

D

Pal: ros. 93. 1

6358 Saponaria L.

Soapwort-/i>d

^ A

or

2 au.s

B

N. Amer.

1776.

D

p'l

Bot. mag. 1039

6359 Catesb^V Walt.

Catesby's

^ A

or

li in il

B

N. Amer.

1803.

D

P-l

Bot. rep. 418

6360 intermedia B. M.

intermediate

i A

or

2 o

P

N. Amer.

1820.

D

,.1

Bot. mag. 230

6361 ochroleuca Fro.

cream-flwd

S A

or

2 au.s

P.Y

N. Amer.

1803.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1551

6362 incarnata B. M.

flesh-colored

3i A

or

2 o

Pk

N. Amer.

1812.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1856

6363 quinqueflbra Lam.

five-flowered

A

or

| au

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1824.

S

p.l

amarelloldes MX.

6364 aurea L.

golden

i A

or

iau

Y

Norway

1823.

D

p.l

Fl dan. 3. 44

quinquefblia Fl. dan.

—

6365 umbel lata Bieb.

umbellate

& A

el

f my.jn

P

Caucasus

1823.

D

p.l

6366 acaulis L.

stemless '

SW A

or

i mr.my

B

Wales

walls.

D

p.l

Eng. hot.' 1594

2 angustit'blia

narrow-leaved

HW A

or

i mr.my

B

Alp. Eur.

1819.

1)

p.l

Lob. ic. 3. 10

6367 brachvphylla ViL

short-leaved

SW A

or

i ap.my

B

Switzerl.

1819.

D

P.l

Bar. ic. 103. 2

6368 alpvma F*7.

alpine

SW A

or

i my.jl

B

Alp. Eur.

1817.

D

p.l

Bot. cab. 476

6369 altaica Pall.

Altaian

ik A

el

1 ap.my

P

Siberia

1824.

D

p.l

Pal. ros. 97. 1

6370 pyrenaica i.

Pyrenean

3z A

or

i ap.jl

B

Pyrenees

1825.

D

p.l

W. & K. 207

6371 pumila L.

dwarf

rfrr A

or

i ap.my

B

Switzerl.

1817.

1)

p.l

Jac. au. 4. 302

6372 verna L.
6373 aestiva R. & S.

spring
summer

tZ

or
or

i ap.my
i jn.jl

B
B

England
Austria

moun.
1818.

D
1)

£!

Eng. bot. 493
Hac. ca. 4. 2. 3

6374 bavarica, Z.

Bavarian

SW A

or

B

Germany

1775.

D

P.l

Vil. del. 2. 10

6375 imbricata Fro.

imbricate

!U A

or

i jl.au

B

Switzerl.

1819.

1)

,.1

Bar. ic. 101

6376 angulbsa #fc&
6377 utriculbsa L.

angulose
bladdery

IS

el
el

^ ap.jn
1 ap

P
P

Altai 1824.
S. Europe 1822.

D
D

P.J
p.l

W. & K. 206

6378 nival is L

snowy .

0

or

iau

B

Scotland

sc.alp.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 896

6379 humilis Steo.

humble

o

el

i ap

P

Caucasus

1824.

D

p.l

Pal. ros. 97. 2

6380 clavata B. M.

studded'

^ A

el

I ...

B?

1820.

D

P.l

Bot. mag. 2303

6381 germanica JF.

German

O

or

iau

B

Germany

1818.

S

p.l

Fl. mon. 278

6382 Amarella L.

Amarella

o

or

I au

P

Britain

ch.pa.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 236

6383 campestris L.

field

o

or

iau

P

Britain

gra.pa.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 237

6384 obtusifblia W.

obtuse-leaved

o

or

i jl.au

Y

Switzerl.

1826.

S

p.l

Rce. ar. 1. 2. 3

6385 pratensis Fro.

meadow

or

ijl.au

B

Siberia

1817.

S

p.l

Fl. dan. 328

6386 caucasea 5. M.

Caucasian

or

if

V

Caucasus

1804.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1038

6387 angustifdlia Mr.

narrow-leaved

& A

or

ijl.au

B

N. Amer.

1812.

D

p.l

6388 glacialis Vil.

icy

O

or

i Jl-au

B

Alp. Eur.

1819.

S

p.l

Fl. dan. 318

6389 carinthiaca JVo.

Carinthian

o

or

ijl.au

B

Switzerl.

1817.

S

p.l

Jac. nx 2. 6

6390 ciliata L.

ciliated

^ A

or

| au.s

L.B

Germany

1759.

D

p.l

Jac. au. 113

6391 fimbriata W.

fringed

i A

or

i au.s

B

Caucasus

1818.

D

p.l

ciliata .Keft.

6392 barbata Fro.

bearded

k CD

or

| au.s

B

Siberia

1764.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 639

ciliata .B. 3f.

6393 crinlta Fro.

long-haired

* O

or

3 jn.jl

L.B

N. Amer. 1804.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 2031

fimbriata B. Rep.

795. HYDRCTLEA L. HYDROLEA.

6394 spinbsa L. thorny

6305 quadrivalvis Walt. four-valved
caroliniana MX.

796. EVO'LVULUS /,.

6396 nummularius L.

6397 gangeticus L.

6398 alsino-ides R. Br.

6399 hirsutus Lam.

6400 villbsus R. 8f P.

6401 sericeus Sw.

6402 incanus Pers.
sericeus R. 8f P.

6403 /inif61ius L.

6404 Nuttalham/s R. & S.

6405 emarginatus L.

6406 latifblius Ker

797. FA'LK/^ L.

6407 repens L.

(Hydor, water, elaia, oil ; situation, and oily.) Convolvulacece. 2. — 6.

=*= I | or 1 jn.jl P.B S. Amer. 1791. C l.p Bot. rep. 566

£ uAJ or 1 jl.au B Carolina 1824. S bog

EVOLVUUIS. (Evolvo, to roll out j not twining, opp. Convolv.) Convolvulaceee.ll.

Money- wort -* O pr f s B Jamaica 1816. S co SI. jam 96. 2

Ganges Jk O pr 1 j1 — " - «-«- — ~ -
Chickweed-likeJc O pr i j

hairy
villous
silky
hoary

~£ O p

l.au
n.au
jn.au
1 jl.au
ijl.au
i jn.au

E. Indies 1820. S co

S co

E.Indies 1817.
Trinidad 1818. S co
S. Amer. 1810. S co
W. Indies 1816.

R. mal. 11. 64
Lam. il. 216.2
Fl. per. 3. 253. 6
p.s Br. jam. 10. 3

S. Amer. 1810. S p.s Fl. per. 3. 252. b.

Flax-leaved -& O pr 2 au.s B Jamaica 1732.

Nuttall's Jk O pr | jn.au B N. Amer. 1824.

emarginate -* O pr 1 s B E. Indies 1816.

broad-leaved J_ fAl pr 2 jn.jl W Brazil 1819.

FALKIA. (J. P. Falk, a Swedish botanist, died 1774.) Convolvulacea. 1.
creeping SW lAl or i my.au Pk C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. rep. 257

S co Br. jam. 10. 2

S co

S co Bur. in. 30. 1

D co Bot. reg. 401

798. CU'SCUTATL,.

6408 europa'a L.

6409 .Epithymum Mur.

6410 chine'nsis Lam.

6411 australis R. Br.

6412 chilensis B. M.

6413 verrucosa Swt.

6414 Hook en Swt.

reflexa var. verrucosa Hook.

6415 americana L. American

(Kechout, its Arabic name.)

Convolvulacea:. 7. — 23.

Britain
Britain
China

hea.
hea.

1803.

D
I)
D

par
par
par

Eng. bot. 378
E'ig. bot. 55

N. Holl.

1818.

S

par

Chile

1821.

I)

par

Bot. r

eg. 603

Nepal
E. Indies

1821.
1823.

I)

S

par
par

Sw. fl.
Hook.

gar. 6
ex. fl.

150

W.Y S. Amer. 1816. D par SI. jam. 1. 128. 4

799. DICHO'NDRA Forst. DrcnoNDRA. (Dis, twice, cfiondros, grain ; form of caps.) Convolmdacets . 5. — 7.

6416 repens Forst.

6417 sericea Swx

6418 carolinensis MX.
repens /3 Pair.

6419argentea W.

6420 rotundifblia Lk.
800. CRE'SSA L.

6421 creticai.

creeping

silky

Carolina

cu 1| jn.au
l|jn.au
J jn.au

W
W
W

N. S. W.
Jamaica
Carolina

1803.
1793.
1810.

C s.p Sm. ic. in. 1. 8
C s.p
D s.p

W. Indies 1800. D s.p H. ber. 2. 81

silvery SW lAl cu | jn.au W

round-leaved ^ LAI cu J jn.au W 1819. D s.p

CRESSA. (Cressa, a native of Crete, Lot. ; abounds there.) Convolvulacece. 1. — S.

Cretan -* O cu £ jl.au P Levant 1822. S s.p Lam. il. 183

801. MICROTE\A. Swz. MICROTEA. (Mikrotes, smallness; minute parts of fructification.; Phytolacece. 2.

6422 debilis Swz. weak dl cu | jn.jl W Jamaica 1816. S co

6423 maypuntosis G. Don Maypure O cu ijn.au W Trinidad 1817. S co H.&B.n. 2.122
Ancistrocarpus maypurensis Kth.

ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

99

802. VELE^ZIA W. VELEZIA. (C. Velez, physician and botanist at Madrid.)
6424 rlgida W. rigid Q cu \ jl W.p Spain 1683.

(Uncertain ; probably a man's name )

LLVCOVIA.

Fox-tail-like

_
Thyme-leaved Sfe i _ | or

803. LINCO^NIA L.
6425 alopecuroidea L.
642(5 /hymifblia Swx.

Diosma deusta Thun.

6427 cuspidata Swz. cuspidate
Diosma cuspidata Thun.

804. BUMA'LD/* Thun. BUMALDA.

6428 trifolia Thun. three-leaved
Staphylea Bumalda Dec.

\ _ | or

2 my.jn W
2 my.jn W

C. G. H. 1816.

Ca _ . _

•. ic. 1018

Brunlacece. 3. — 4.
C p.l Swz.b. m. 4

C. G. H. 1825. C p.l Swz. b. m. 85. 4

«t_]or 2 my.jn W C. G. H. 1825.

C p.l Swz.b. m. 5. 284.
L7.1

*805.

L. HEUCHERA.

806. CUSSONIA L.

6436 thyrsiflura L.

6437 tripteris Coll.

6438 spicata L.

(J. A. de Bumalda, a botanist of Bologna.) Bruniacete. 1.

<l i I cu 2 jn.s ... Japan 1812. S co

(J. H. Heucher, prof. med. at Wittemberg.) Sazifrageee. 7. — 8

N. Amer. 1656. D s.l Pluk.al.58.3

N. Amer. 1826. D p

N. Amer. 1824. D co

Pk.v N. Amer. 1812. D l.p

N.Amer. 1812. D l.p

N. Amer 1812. D l.p

N. Amer. 1810. D co

CUSSONIA. (M. Cusson, a celebrated French botanist.) Aral'iacecc. 3.

thyrse-floweredSfc i | or 6 ... G C. G. H. 1795. C l.p Th up. 3 12

three-winged & \ | or 4 ... G C. G. H. 1816. C l.p Col. h rip. 26

spike-flowered «t L_| or 6 ... G C. G. H. 1789. C s.l ~

6429 americana L.

American

JE A °r

1 my.jl P

6430 hispida Ph.

hispid

^ A or

3 my P

6431 glabra Pall.
6432 pubescens Ph.

smooth
pubescent

^ A or
^t A or

1 my.jn Pk
1 myjl Pk

6433 villosa MX.

villous

^£ A or

f my.jl W

6434 caulescens Ph.

caulescent

^ A °«~

1 my.jl W

6435 macrophylla Lo. C.

long-leaved

^ A or

1 my.jn Pk

807. ANA'BASIS L.
6439 /amariscifolla L.

ANABASIS.
Tamarisk-lvd

6440 aphylla /,. leafless
Salsbla articulata Fort>t.

6441 flurida Bleb. flowery

6442 oppositiflftra Schr. opposite-flwd

Th. up. 3. 13
(Anabaino, to ascend ; climbs trees.) Cheno}Jodece. 4. — 9.

tt. i | cu

tt. | | cu

1 jn.jl

8cu 1 jn.jl
cu 1 j

jn.jl

G
G.Y

1752. C l.p Cav.ic.3.283
Asia Min. 1817. C l.p Cav.ic.3. 284

Iberia
Russia

1817. S l.p Bieb. cen. 1. 17
1825. S l.p Pal.it. 103. O

808. SALSO'LA L.

SALTWORT.

(Salsus, salt ; saline properties.)

Chenovbdeee. 16. — 51.

6443 Kali L.

Kali

O ec

1 jl.au

F

Britain s

ea. sh.

S

S.I

Eng. bot. 634

6444 TVagus L.
6445 tamariscma Pall.

Tragus
Tamarix-like

O cu

8CU

2 jl.au
2 jn.au

W
Y

S. Europe
Tauria

1817.
1820

S
S

s.l
s.l

Pal. ill. 2. 29
Pal. ill. 2. 25

6446 crassa Bieb.

fleshy

cu

1 jl.au

W.Y

Caucasus

1818.

s

p.l

Bux. c. 1. 14. 2

6447 rosacea L.

rosy

O cu

ljl.au

Pk

Asia

1759.

s

s.l

Schk. han. 1. 57

6448 oppositifolia Desf.
6449 brachiata Pall.

opposite-leaved tt.
branched

_|cu
O cu

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

Br"

Sicily
Tauria

1823.
1818.

c

s

8.1

P.p

Cav. ic. 245
Pal. ill. 2. 22

6450 glauca Bieb.

glaucous it-

|cu

4 jl.au

Y.G

Caucasus

1821.

c

s.p

Pal. ill. 2. 19

spicata Pall.

6451 vermiculata L.

checkered

O cu

li jl.au

G

Siberia

1759.

s

S.l

Gm. si. 3. 18. 2

6452 rigida Pall.

rigid tL

_|cu

i jlau

G

Siberia

1824.

c

s.l

Gm. si. 4. 5

6453 microphylla Cav.

small-leaved

O cu

2 jl.au

R

Spain

1759.

s

s.l

Cav. ic. 3. 2S7

6454 verrucbsa Bieb.

warty

O cu

i jl.au

G

Siberia

1817.

s

s.p

Pal. ill. 216

6455 folibsa Schr.

leafy

O cu

1 jl.au

Pk

Siberia

1820.

s

s.p

Bux. c. 1. 19. 1

Anabasis foliosa L.

6456 Ianifl6ra L.

woolly-flowered

O cu

2 jn.au

Y

Siberia

1797.

s

s.l

Pal. it. 2. 236. P.

6457 saftva L.

cultivated

O ec

1 jl.au

Pk

Spain

1783.

s

S.1

Cav. ic. 3. 291

6458 Soda L.

Soda

O ec

3 jl.au

W

S. Europe 1683.

s

s.l

Jac. vin. 1. 68

809. KO^CH/J Schr. KOCH i A.

6459 Ayssopifolia Roth Hyssop-leaved

6460 trigyna Lk. trigynous

6461 prostrata Schr. trailing

6462 arenaria Roth sand
Chenop5dium arenarium Kit

(M. Koch, a German botanist.) Chenopbdete. S. — 12

8cu lfjn.au G Siberia 1801. S co Pal. it. 1.491. H.
cu 3 jl.au G Spain 1804. S s.l Cav. ic. 3. 289

;i | cu 2 jn.au G S. Europe 1780. C s.l Jac. au. 3. 294

O cu 1 my.jn W.G Hungary 1822. S s.l W. & K. 1. 78

6463 sedoides Schr.

Stonecrop-like

o

cu

2 jn '

G

Crimea

1821.

S

s.l

Pall. ill. 36'

6464 muricata Schr.

muricate

Q

cu

1 jl.au

G

Egypt

1773.

S

s 1

Al. tau. 3. 4. 2.

6465 eriophora Schr.
6466 scoparia Schr.

wool-bearing
• broom Cypress

O

cu
cu

i jn.jl
3 jn.s

0
G

Spain
Greece

1823.
16'29.

s

s

s.l

CO

Sc. hal. 3
Sc. hal. 1. 1.

6467 dasyantha Schr.

thick-flowered

0

cu

1 jl.au

G

Caucasus 1823. S

s.p

Pal. ill. 1. 10

810. CHENOPCTDIUM L. GOOSEFOOT.
6468 Bonus Henricus L. Good Henry )£

(Chen,
A w

a goose, pous,
1 my.au G

a foot ; leaves.)
Britain rub.

Chenopodece. 34. —72.
D co Eng. bot. 1033

6469 urbicum L.

city •

0

w

1 au

G

Britain

dungh

.S

CO

Eng. bot. 717

6470 yftriplicis L.

A triplex-like

O

un

3 au.s

S

China

1780.

S

CO

Jac. vin . 3. 80

6471 rubrum L.

red

O

w

2 au.s

R

Britain

dungh

. s

CO

Eng. bot. 1721

6472 chrysomelanosper-
mum Balb.

f yellow and 7
iblack seeded J

0

un

1 au.s

G

Galicia

1820.

s

CO

6473 carthaginense Zuc.

Carthagena

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Carthag.

1817.

s

CO

6474 punctulatum Sco.

small-dotted

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Europe

1826.

s

CO

Scop.d. 1. 11

6475 guineense Jac.

Guinea

0

un

2 au.s

G

Guinea

1790.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 345

6476 murale L.

wall

0

w

li au.s

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1722

6477 Quinoa W.

green Quinoa

cul

3 jl

G

Peru

1822.

a

CO

2 rubrum

red Quinoa

cul

3 jl

G

Peru

1822.

s

CO

Feu. ob. 10

6478 rhombifblium MM.

rhomb-leaved

o

un

H ji.s

G

N Amer,

. 1807.

s

CO

6479 serotinum L.

late

0

un

2 jl.8

G

Spain

1821.

s

CO

6480 ficifblium Sm.

fig-leaved

0

W

2 au.s

G

Britain

dungh

. s

CO

Eng. bot. 1724

6481 album L.

white

w

1| jl.s

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1723

2 subrotundum

roundish-leaved

w

2 jl.s

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

3 viride

green

o

w

1- il s

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

4 integrifolium

entire-leaved

o

w

22 jl'.s

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

5 crassi folium

thick-leaved

w

lijl.S

G

Britain

rub.

s

CO

6482 opulifolium Schr.
er6sum Bast.

Opulus-leaved

un

2 jl.au

G

Europe

1810.

s

CO

Bast. j. 1814, 3

6483 petiolare H. & B. petioled
6484 ilitoides Lej. Blitum-like
6485 Schraderinnim R.& S. Schrader's

0

8

un
un
un

1 jl.au
1 jl.au
3 jl.au

G
G
G

S. Amer.
France
Europe

1824.
1820.
1817.

s

s
s

CO
CO

CO

foe'tidum Schr. not i

Df others

6486 incisum Poir.

cut-leaved

0

un

1| jl.au

G

Europe

1821.

s

CO

H 2

100

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

6487 humifdsum Zuc.

6488 giganteum D. Don

6489 hybridum L.

6490 .ffotrys L.

6491 ftotrydides Sm.

6492 ftB/tidum Lam.

6493 multifidum L.

6494 ambrosioides L.

6495 suft'ruticosum W.
649ti amhelminticum L.

6497 graveolens JF.

6498 glaucum L.

6499 marginatum S/»-.

6500 patulum Roth

6501 crassifolium Desf.

6502 olidum Sm.

6503 polyspermum L.

6504 caudatum Jac.

6505 laterale H. K.

6506 lanceolatum MM.

6507 aristatum .L.

6508 sttpium

6509 acuminatum

6510 acutifdlium E. B.

6511 maritimum L.

6512 parvifolium R. 8f S.

6513 Biebersteinj(Nm«/« R. & S. Bieberstein's

6514 hortense R. fyS. garden
Salsola div^rgens Poir.

6515 hirsiitum Bieb. hairy

6516 fruticosum Schr. shrubby
Salsola frutieosa E. B.

6517 altissimum Bieb.

6518 salsum R. $ S.
Salsola salsa L.

6519 setigerum Dec.

6520 radiatum Schr.
6521PallasJ<5n«wR.&S.

6522 spicatum R. & S.
Salsola salsa Cav.

811. BE^TA L.

6523 vulgaris L.

1 viridis

2 rJibra

3 lutea

6524 macrorhlza Stev.

6525 patula U. K.

6526 cicla L.

6527 crispa Trat.

6528 trigyna Kit.

6529 maritima L.

tallest
Saltwort

bristle-bearing
rayed
Pallas's
spiked

O

un

1

jl.au

G

0

un

6

au.s

G

8

w
un

i*

au.s
jn.s

G
G

O

w

i

jn.au

R

0

un.

4

jn.au

G

^

un

2

jn.o

G

Q

fir

ii

i'n.o

G

«.

i 1

un

2

1.0

G

ML

L_l

un

3

jl.au

G

un

4

jl.au

G

w

1J

jl.au

G

8

O

un
un
un

8

1

2

jl.au
jl.au

G
G
G

o

w

1

jl.au

G

o

w

1

jl.au

G

o

un

2

jl.au

G

o

un

J

au.s

G

un

2

jl

G

un

1

jn.s

G

un

2

jn.jl

G

un

1

jl.au

o

o

w

jl.au

o

o

w

3

au

G

tt.

un

2

jl.au

G

in's

Q

un

3

jl.au

G

tt

un

3

jl.au

G

o

un

3

jl.au

G

tt.

ec

2

au.s

G

0

un

6

jl.au

G

o

un

1

au.s

G

8

un
un

2

1

jn.jl
jl.au

G

G

un

2

jl.au

G

un

1

jl.au

G

Europe 1810. S co

Nepal 1818. S co

Britain rub. S co

S. Europe 1548. S co

Britain sea. sh. S co

Europe 1800. S co

Buenos A. 1732. D co

Mexico 1640. S co

Mexico 1819. S co

America 1732. C co

Mexico 1823. S co

England rub. S co

Europe 1819. S co

E. Indies 1817. S co

Europe 1802. S co

rub.

rub.

Britain
Britain
Guinea
Europe

S co
S co

1806. S co

1781. S co

Pennsylv. 1809. S co

Virginia 1771. S co

Moravia 1823. S co

Siberia 1810. S co

Britain unc. gr. S co

Britain sal. m. S co

Caucasus 1825. S co

Caucasus 1824. S co

S. Europe ... S co

Europe 1791. S co

England sea sh. C co

Italy 1775. S co

Astracan 1782. S co

S. Europe 1822. S co

N. Amer. 1820. S co

Persia 1826. S co

Spain 1821. S co

Eng. bot. 1919
¥1 gr. 263
Eng. bot. 2247
Fl.dan. 1152
Di. el. 66. 77
M. h.5.35. 8

Di. el. 66. 76
Eng. bot 1454

Eng. bot. 1034
Eng. bot. 1480
Jac. ic. 2. 344

Gm. si. 3. 15. 1

W. n. her. 2. 5.2.
Eng. bot. 1481
Eng. bot. 633
PaL ill. 3. 44

Fl. dan. 187
Eng. bot. 685

Sc. hal.1.3
Jac. vin. 383

An. mu. 2. 34
Bux. c. 1. 31. 1
Cav. ic. 3. 290

812.
6530 Yervamora L.

(Belt, red, in Celtic.) Chei

G S. Europe 1548.
S. Europe ...
S. Europe ...
S. Europe ...
Caucasus 1820.
Madeira 1778.
Portugal 1570.
S. Europe 1800.
Hungary 1796.
Britain

GOLDEN ROD.
Yervamora

a botanist of Leipsic.)
.. Ru Canaries 1728.

1.

S r.m Schk. han. 1.56

S r.m Pi. ic. 169

S r.m

S r.m Kern. ab. 235

S r.m

C r.m

S r.m PI. ic. 170

S r.m Trat. ar. 117

S r.m W.&K. 1.35

S r.m Eng. bot. 285

Chenopbdecs. 1. — 2.

C p.l Walt. h. 24. 10

813. HERNIAXRI A L. RUPTURE-WORT. (Hernia, rupture ; supposed med. qual.) Paronychiece. 8. — 12.

6531 glabra L.

6532 hirsdta L.

6533 fruticbsa L.

6534 polygonoldes Cav.

6535 mcana Bleb.
hirsiita JBieb.

6536 alplna Vil.

6537 annua Lag.

6538 cinerea Dec.

*814. r/'LMUSi.

6539 campestris L.

6540 suberosa Moen.

6541 fruticbsa W.

6542 glabra E. B.

6543 major E. B.

6544 montSna E. B.

6545 effusa W. ••
ciliata Ehrh

6546 americana Ph.

6547 alata MX.

6548 alba Kit.

6549 humilis Amm.

6550 crispa W.

6551 fulva Ph.
pendula W.

6552 scabra MU.
6553pumila W.

6554 parvi folia Jac.

6555 microphylla Pers.

6556 chinensis Pers.

6557 integrifolia Kox.

A cu Jjl G
A cu i jl.au G
my.au G

smooth

hairy

shrubby

Knotgrass-like tt. i | cu |" my.au G

hoary ^k A cu 5 jn.au G

alpine
annual
cinereous

ELM TREE.
English field
cork-barked
shrubby
smooth
greater
mountain

England sa. gr. S co Eng. bot. 206

England sa. gr. S co Eng. bot. 1379

Spain 1814. C p.l Lob.ic.85

S. Europe 1752. C l.p Cav. ic. 2. 131

S. Europe 1822. S l.p Pluk. al. 53. 3

S. Europe 1822. S Lp

Spain

1824.

Montpel. 1823. S co

white Argericar

winged

white Hangar.

low

curled

deep-yellow

scabrous

dwarf

small-leaved

small-leaved

China

entire-leaved

(Elm, its name in Celtic.) Ulmacece. 19.

tm 80 ap.my Br Britain hed.

tm 40 ap.my Br Britain hed.

or 8 ap.my Br Europe

tm 60 ap.my Br Britain hed.

tm 40 ap.my Br Britain

tm 40 ap.my Br Britain hed.

tm 40 ap.my Br Britain

tm 40 ap.my Br

tm 30 ap.my Br

tm 30 ap.my Br

or 6 ap.my Br

or 20 ap.my Br

tm 60 ap.my Br

* I _ | or 3
f O or 40

tm 40 ap.my Br

or 2 ap.my Br

or 12 my IJr

or 10 ap.my Br

Br

N. Amer. 1752.

N. Amer. 1820.

Hungary 1824.

Siberia

N. Amer. ...

N. Amer. ...

N. Amer. ...
Siberia 1771.

1822.

Siberia
China
E. Indies 1822.

L

L co

G co

L co

G co

S co

L co

G co
G co
G co
G co
G co
G co

Eng. bot. 1886
Eng. bot. 2161

Eng. bot. 2248
Eng. bot. 2542
Eng. bot. 1887
Schk. han. 57

Mic. ar. 3.5

Mic. ar. 3. 6

L co

L p.l Pal. ros. 1. 43

G co Jac. sc. 262

L coPal.ros.l.48.A.B.C

C Lp

G s.l Rox. cor. 1.78

815. CHAILLEST/^ Dec. CHAILLETIA. (M. ChaUlet, a Swiss botanist.) ChailletetB. 1.—6.
6558 Toxicaria G. Don Rat poison *L_lP 5 my.jl W S.Leone 1824. C p.l

816. PHY'LLIS L.
6559 Nbbla L.

BASTARD HARE'S EAR.
Noble *

(PliyUon, a leaf; its chief beauty.)
3 jn.jl

Rubiacets. 1.
Canaries 1699. ' C r.m Di. el. 299. 386

OKDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

101

817. CORIA'NDRUM L. CORIANDER.
6560 safivum L. cultivated

(Koris, a bug ; smell of leaves.) UmbellifertE. 1. — 3.
O clt 2 jn W England fields. S co Eng. bot. 67

818. BI'FORIS Spr. BIFORIS. (Bis, double, forts, a flap ; fruit.) Umbellifercs. 2.

6561 testiculatum Bleb. twin-fruited O un 2 jn.jl W S. Europe 1640. S co Pluk. al. 169. 2
Coriandrum testiculatum L.

6562 radians Bieb. radiant O un \\ jn.jl W Caucasus 1817. S co
Coriandrum testiculatum Bieb.

819. SCA'NDIX L. SCANDIX.
6563 Pecten L. Venus' s Comb
6564 australis L. southern
65fi5 pinnatitida Ven. wing-cleft
656S falcata Lou. falcate-seeded

(Greek name for an eatable plant.) Umbelliferce. 6. — 10.
O w £ jn.jl W Britain co. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1397
O un 1 my.jn W S. Europe 1713. S co Col. ec. 1. 90
O un J| my.jn W Persia 1805. S co Ven, eels 14
O un 1 my.jn W Crete 1817. S eo Hof. um. 2. 2

Wylirt radians Hofm.

6567 grandiflora L. large-flowered

O

un

1£ my.jn

W

Iberia

1818.

S

CO

Hof. um. 2. 3

Wylirt grandiflora Hofm.

6568 iberica Bieb. Iberian

O

un

1 jn.jl

W

Iberia

1823.

S

CO

Hof. um 2. 4

Wylia iberica Hofm.

*820. ^NTHRI'SCUS Pers. ROUGH CHERVIL.
6569 vulgaris Pers. common O

(Ey Pliny to a plant like Scandix.)
w 1$ my.jn W Britain he. ba.

S

UmbellifercE. 8. — \
co Eng. bot. 813

Scandix ^nthriscus L.

6570 tuberculata R. $ S. tuberculate

0

un

i| Hiy.jn

W

Syria

1810.

s

CO

6571 taurica Fis. Taurian

O

un

1 my.jn

w

Tauria

1820.

s

CO

6572 hispid* Dec. hispid

O

un

1 my.jn

w

France

1819.

s

CO

6573 nodosa Pers. knotted

o

un

1 my.jn

w

Sicily

1656,

s

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 25

6.574 trichosperma K 8f S. hairy-seeded
6575 nemorosa Spr. grove
6576/umarioldes Spr. Fumaria-like

i!

un
un
un

1J ...

2J my.jn
1 my.jn

w
w

w

Hungary
Russia
Hungary

1818.
1810.
1810.

s

D
D

CO
CO
CO

Gm. si. 1. 49
W. & K. 3. 224

*821. CH^ROPHY'LLUM L. CHERVIL.

5 6577 sylvestre L. wood ^

6578 nitidum Vahl shining ^

6579 hybridum Ten. hybrid ^

6580 divaricatum Pair. divaricate ^

6581 monogonum Kit. one-angled ^
angulatum Kit.

tivum Pers. cultivated

Scandix Cerefolium L.

6583 procumbens Lam.

6584 bulbosum L.
Myrrhis bulbosa Spr.

6585 temulum L.

6586 hirsutum L.

6587 Cicutaria Vil.

6588 roseum Bleb.

6589 hi\mile Bieb.

6590 coloratura L.

6591 aureum L.

6592 maculatum Horn.

6593 torquatum Dec.

6594 Biebersteinw R. & S.

6595 tenuifulium Pair.

6596 capense Thun.

6597 aromaticum L.

6598 angelicaefolinm Bieb.
§6599 canadense Pers.

Sison canadense L.
46600 Clayton? Pers. Clayton's

71/yrrhis Claytbnj MX.

(Chairo to rejoice, phytton, leaf; smell.) Umbellifero. 24. —28.

Aw 3 my.jn W Britain hed. D co Eng. bot. 752

A un 3 my.jn W Europe 1820. D co

A un 3 my.jn W Italy 1822. D co

A un 2 my.jn W Europe 1810. D co

A un 3 my.jn W Hungary 1810. D co

O cul 1 1 my.jn W England he. ba. D co Eng. bot. 1268

procumbent -

* O

un

1 Jn.jl

W

Virginia 1699.

D

CO

M. h.9. 11. ult.

bulbous-roofed jl

i A

Ull

1| jn.jl

W

Europe 1726.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 63

giddy ;

It CD

w

3 jl.au

w

Britain hed.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1521

hairy-leaved ^

k A

un

2| jn.jl

Pk

Switzerl. 1759.

I)

CO

Jac. au. 2. 148

Cic\ita-leaved 4

fc A

un

1| my.jn

R.w

S. France 1810.

D

CO

rosy

fc A

un

1^ my.jn

R

Caucasus 1817.

I)

CO

Hof. um. 1. 1. 33

humble

it A

un

1 my.jn

W

Iberia 1823.

D

CO

colored

fc A

un

1| jl.au

Y

Illyria 1806.

])

CO

M. h. 9. 10. 6

golden

£ A

un

2 jl.au

Pk

Scotland b. of fi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2103

spotted

it A

un

3 my.jn

W

S. Europe 1810.

D

CO

torquate

fc A

un

3 my.jn

W

Piedmont 1819.

1)

CO

Bieberstein's •

1 A

un

2 my.jn

W

Caucasus 1825.

D

CO

fine-leaved ^
Cape

or
un

1 my.jn
1 my.jn

W
W

S. Europe 1818.
C. G. H. 1810.

D

S

CO

co

aromatic

i A

or

3 jn.au

W

Germany 1726.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 2. 150

Angel ica-lvd •

t A

un

3 my.jn

w

Caucasus 1820.

D

CO

Canadian ]

fc A

or

li JUu

w

N. Amer. 1699.

D

CO

M. h.9. 11

A or 2 jl.au W N. Amer. 1806. D co Spr. um. 3. 6

822. £RY'NGIUM L.

ERYNGO.

(Eryggano, to belch

; expels wind) Umbellifero. 34. — 58.

6601 aquaticum L.

. aquatic

^ A or

4 jl.s

W

N. Amer. 1699.

D

bog

Bot. reg. 372

6602 longitolium Cav.

long-leaved

ji U\\ or

3 jl.au

W

Mexico 1820.

D

s.l

Cav. ic. 6. 555

6603 bromelifsfblium Lai

. Pine-apple-lvd

£ G3or

3 jl.au

W

NewSpain 1824.

D

S.1

Lar. er. 28

6604 ebracteatum Lam.

bractless

j£ tAJ or

2 jl.au

B<

B. Ayres 1817.

D

s.l

Lar. er. 32

6605 planum L.

fiat-leaved

^ A or

3 jl.s

L.B

Europe 1596.

D

s.l

Jac. au. 4. 391

6606 asperifolium Lar.

rough-leaved

^ A or

2 jl.au

W

1820.

D

s I

Lar. er. 11

6607 dichotomum Desf.

dichototnous

^ A or

2 jl.au

B

S. Europe 1820.

D

s.l

Desf. at. 1. 55

6608 gigantfeum Bieb.

giant

^ A or

4 jl.au

B

Caucasus 1820.

D

8.1

6609 gracile Lar.

slender

tf L/\l or

1 jl.au

B

N. Spain 1824.

D

S.1

Lar. er. 24

6610 tricuspidatum L.

tritid

^ O or

2 s

G

Spain 1699.

I)

S.1

Lar. er. 9

66 Jl casruleurn Pers.

blue-flo-wered

^ A or

2 jl.au

B

Caspian 1816.

1)

S.l

M. h. 7. 37. 13

6612 maritimum L.

sea-holly

j^ A ec

1- il o

B

Britain sea sh.

1)

S.l

Eng. bot. 7 18

6613 alp"i num L.

alpine

28 jl.au

B

Switzerl. 1597.

U

s.l

Bot. mag. 922

6614 rigidum Lam.

stiff

^ A or

| jl.au

B

France 1816.

D

S.1

Vil. del. 17

6615 pusillum L.

small

^ A or

fjn.au

G

Spain 1640.

D

s.l

Lar. er. 16

66l6galioides Pair.

Galium.like

^ A or

i jn.au

G

Portugal 1810.

D

si

6617 crorniculatum Lam.

small-horned

^e A or

1 jl.au

G

Portugal 1803.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 1427

6618 tenue Lam.

slender

O or

1 jl.au

B

Spain 1824.

D

s.l

Lob. ic. 2. 23

6619 ^quifolium Cav.

Holly-leaved

^ A °r

1 jl.au

B

Spain 1816.

D

s.l

Lar. er. 10

6620 virgmianum Lam.

Virginian

^ A or

2 fi

B

N. Amer. ...

D

S.1

Lar. er. 19

6621 virga'tum Lam.

virgate

^ A or

1 jn.jl

L.B

N. Amer. 1810.

D

s.l

Lar. er. 20

6622 fce'tidum L.

fetid

£ [Alor

1 au.o

G

W. Indies 1714.

D

s.l

Her. lug. 237

6623 serratum Cav.

serrated

£ iAI or

1 jl.au

B

NewSpain 1800.

D

s.l

Cav. ic. 6. 654

6624 Cervantes** Lar.

Cervantes's

f iAI or

1 jl.o

G

Mexico 1820.

1)

8.1

Lar. er. 18

6625 campestre L.

field

3t A ec

2 jl.au

B

Britain pas.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 57

6626 Bourgatz Gou.

Bourgati's

^ A or

2 jn.au

Pa.B

S. France 1731.

D

S.1

Gou. il. 7.3

6627 amethystinum L.

amethystine

^ A or

3 jl.au

L.B

Styria 1648.

I)

s.l

M. h. 7. 35. 2

6628 triquetrum Vahl
6629 dilatatum Lam.

triangular
dilated

^ A or

j^ A or

1 jl.au
H Jl-au

B
B

S. Europe 1824.
Portugal 1821.

I)
D

S.1
8.1

Desf. at. 1. 54
Lar. er. 4

6630 Andersbmz Lag.

Anderson's

<k A or

2 jl.au

B

1800.

1)

S.l

6631 ov"inum Cun.

sheep

^r iAI or

Ujl.au

W

N. Holl. 182k

D

S.1

6632 comosum Lar.

tufted

£ lAior

I2 jl.au

B

N. Spain 1818.

D

S.1

Lar. er. 7

H 3

102

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

6633 azureum Desf.
6634 glomeratum Lam.

823. SANI'CULA L.

6635 europffixa L.
6636 canadensis L.
6637 marilandica L.

azure
glomerate

SANICLE.
European
Canadian
Maryland

^ A or 2 jl.au B S. Europe 1790. D s.l
^t A or 1 jl.au B S. Europe 1826. D s.l Lar. er. 6

(Sana, to heal ; supposed healing qualities.) Umbelliferce. 3.
&. A w li jn.jl W Britain woods. D s.l Eng. bot. 98
& A un 2 jn.jl W Canada 1800. D s.l
& A un 1£ jn.jl W.G N. Amer. 1765. D s.l Jac. ic. 2. 348

824. ECHINO'PHORA L. SEA PARSNEP. (Echtnos, a hedgehog, phoreo, to bear ; flowers.) UmbeUSfertc. 3.

6638 spinosa L. prickly £ A cu fjl W England sea co. D s Eng. bot. 2413

6639 tenuifolia L. thin-leaved £ A cu 1 jl.au W Apulia 1731. D s.l M. h. 9. 1. 2

6640 trichophylla Sm. hair-leaved £ A cu 1 jl W Levant 1820. D co

825. DAU'CUS L.

CARROT. (Daio, to separate ; discusses flatulency.)

Umbelliferce. 15. — 2 1 .

6641 C'arota .L.

common §

m

3 jnjl

W

Britain b. of fi.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1174

2 hortensis

yellow garden ^

cul

3 ap.jl

W

Europe gard.

S

r.m

3 aurantia

/OM£-orange ^

I O>

cul

3 mv.jl

W

Europe gard.

s

r.m

4 pra;^cox

early horn §

i 0>

cul

3 my.jl

w

Europe gard.

s

r.m

6642 mauritanicus L.

Mauritanian ^

un

3 jn.jl

w

Spain 1768.

s

s.l

Al. ped. 2. 61. 1

6643 polygamus Gou.

polygamous ^

Ull

2 jn.jl

w

Spain 1817.

8

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 78

6644 maritimus Lam.

sea ^

w

If jn.jl

w

Britain Cornw.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 2560

6645 gummifer Lam.

gum-bearing £j

un

2 jnjl

w

Italy 1818.

s

CO

Boc. mu. 20

6646 Gingidium L.

Chervil ^

un

2 jn.jl

w

France 1722.

s

S.1

M. h. 9. 9. 10

6647 lucidus L.

shining ^

L, Q)

un

2 jl.au

w

S. Europe 1807.

s

s.l

M. h. 3. 9. 13. 4

§6648muricatusi.

prickly-seeded

0

un

2 jn.jl

Pk

Barbary 1683.

s

s.l

M. h. 9. 14. 4

6649 aureus Desf.

golden-flowered

O

un

1 Jl

Y

S. Europe 1823.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 61

6650 littoralis Sm.

shore

O

un

4 jn.jl

W

Greece 1820.

s

CO

FI. gr. 271

6651 hispidus Desf.

hispid ^

< 0>

un

1| jn.jl

Pk

Barbary 1804.

s

s.l

Desf. at. 63

6652 wzeifulius Brot.

Meum-leaved ^

un

1 jn.jl

W

Spain 1817.

8

CO

Brot. ph. 1.4

6653 parviflbrus Desf.

small-flowered ^

un

2 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1824.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 68

6654 crinitus Desf.

long-haired ^

i Q)

u n

2 jn.jl

W

Barbary 1804.

s

s.l

Desf. at. 62

6655 montevide£nsis Spr.

Monte- Videan

O

un

1 jn.au

W

Monte Vi. 1827.

s

CO

*826. CAU'CALIS L.

BUR PARSLEY.

(Greek name used by Theophrastus.)

Umbelliferce. 12.— 27.

§6656grandifl6ra.L.

great- flowered

O

un

4Jl.au

W

S. Europe 1648.

S

CO

Jac. au. 1. 54

6657 latifdlia L.

broad-leaved

w

3 jl.au

R

England ch. fi.

a

CO

Eng. bot. 198

6658 rfaucoides L.

Carrot-like

w

14 Jn

R

England ch. fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 197

§6659platycarposL.

broad-seeded

un

4 jl.au

W

S. Europe 1800.

s

CO

M. h. 9. 14. 2

6660 mauritanica L.

Mauritanian

un

i my.jl

W

Mauritan. 1818.

s

CO

6661 leptophylla L.

fine-leaved

un

1 jl.au

Pk

Europe 17S9.

B

CO

Jac. vin. 195

6662pumila IV.

dwarf

o

un

14Jl.au

Pk

S. Europe 1640.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 101

§6663 maritima Bauh.

sea

O

un

i my.jl

R

France 1810.

s

CO

M. h. 9. 14

§6664 orientalis Bux.

oriental

Q

un

4 jn.jl

W

Levant 1699.

s

CO

M. h. 9. 14. 5

2 pulcheirima W. en.

most beautiful

Q

un

2 jn.jl

W

Caucasus 1816.

s

CO

Bux. c. 3. 33

6665 hispida Desf.

hispid

0

un

1 my.jn

W

Italy 1818.

s

CO

6666 glabra Forsk.

smooth

0

un

? my.jn

W

Egypt 1820.

8

CO

For. £Bg. 23. 2, 3

§6667 littoralis Bieb.

shore

0

un

1 my.jn

w

Caucasus 1819.

S

CO

Hof. um. ed.2.1.

Cachrys littoralis Spr.

[1.36

827. TORPLIS Gae. TORILIS.

6668 ^nthriscus Gm. Anthriscus
Caucalis Anthriscus Sco.

6669 infesta H. K. troublesome
Caucalis arvensis Hud. helvetica Gm.

( Toreyo, to carve ; seeds.) Umbelliferce. 6. — 9.

O w 2ijl.au R Britain hed. S co Eng. bot. 987

O w 1 jl.au Y Britain co. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1314

6670 nodosa Gae. knotted

6671 tuberculata Poir. tuberculate

6672 trichosperma Spr. hair-seeded
Scandix trichosperma L.

6673 neglecta Spr. neglected

828. OLIVE^RIA Ven. OLIVERIA.

6674 decumbens Ven. decumbent

.* O w
O un
O un

2 my.jl
1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Britain

Syria

Egypt

co. fi. S

1817. S
1824. S

Eng. bot. 199

O un 1 jnjl W Austria 1817. S co Jac.au. 29

(G. A. Olivier, a French botanist.) Umbelliferce. 1.

O cu 1 my.jl P Bagdad 1816. S co Ven. eels 21

829. LEDEBITR/^ Lk. LEDEBURIA. (M. Ledebure, a botanical author.) Umbelliferce. 1.

6675 pimpinelloides Lk. Pimpinella-like 3t A un 2 jnjl W Tauria 1823. S co
Tragium tauricum Led.

830. MY'RRHIS Mor. MYRRH. (A name used by Dioscorides.) Umbelliferce. 1.

6676 odorata Sco. sweet-scented ^ A ec 2| my.jn W Britain m. pas. D co Eng. bot. 697

831. ^ITNIUM L. EARTH NOT.

6677 flexuosum Sm. flexuous
Bulbocastanum E. B.

6678 pyrenaevum Lot. Pyrenean

6679 Bulbocastanum L. common

6680 ammoides Lk. Ammi-like
flexuusum Brot.

832. WALLRO'TH/,4 Spr. WALLROTHIA. (F. Wallroth, M. D., a German botanist.) Umbelliferce. 2.

6681 tuberosa Spr. tuberous & A un £ my.jl W Hungary 1823. D co W. & K. 2. 182
Minium alplnum Kit. -Ligusticum alpinum Spr.

6682 splendens Spr. ^ shining & A un 1 my.jl W Pyrenees 1825. D co FI. pyr. 85
.Ligusticum splendens Lap.

(Bounos, a hill ; habitation.)

Aw 2 myjn W Britain past. D co Eng. bot. 988

A un 1 jn.jl W Pyrenees 1826. D co

A un 1| jn.jl W Portugal 1818. D co Hof. um. 1. 1. 4

A un 1 jn.jl W Portugal 1820. D co

833. ffiNA'NTHE L. WATER DROPWORT. (Oinos, wine, anthos, a flower ; odor.)

6683 fistulosa L. fistulous •& A P 2 jn.au F Britain dit.

6684 pimpinelloides L. Pimpinella-like ;

6685 gymnorhlza Brig. naked-rooted
peucedanifblia Wre. pimpinelloides j

6686 approximata Merat approximate
pimpinelloides Thuil.

6687 involucrata Cav. involucrate

6688 joeucedanif61ia Pal. Peucedan.-lvd

6689 silaifolia Bieb. Silaum-leaved
peucedanifolia E. B. not Pall.

Umbelliferce. 18. — 23.
D m.s Eng. bot. 363

k A

^ A

un

Ull

1
3

Jn.au
n.jl

W
W

England
Baltic

sal. m.
1817.

I)
D

m.s

CO

Eng. bot. 347

''imm

k.A

un

2

jn.au

W

France

1817.

D

CO

k A
k A
k A

un
un

Ull

2

'J

jn.jl
jn.au

jn.jl

w
Pk
w

Spain-
Europe
Britain

1818.
1820.
dit.

D
D
D

CO

aq
aq

Lob. ic. 729
Eng. bot. 348

ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

103

6690 virgata Poir.

twiggy

^ A un

1

jn.au

W

Spain 1820.

n

CO

6691 prolifera L.

proliferous ;

fc A un

q

jn.au

W

Italy 1739.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 62

6692 globulosa L.

g\obe-headed ^

t A un

H"

jn.au

w

Portugal 1710.

D

CO

Gou. il. 18. 9

6693 crocata L.

saffron-colored *

It A P

S

jn.au

w

Britain dit.

D

m.s

Eng. bot. 2313

6K94 rtptifolia Brot.

Parsley-leaved ;

H A un

2

jn.au

w

Portugal 1806.

D

CO

Sab. rom. 84

6695 interrupta Thun.

interrupted \

? iAI un

1

jn.jl

w

C. G. H. 1818.

S

CO

6696 int-brians Thun.

inebriating j|

\ iAI p

1

au.s

w

C. G. H. 1816.

S

CO

6697 tenuifulia Thun.

fine-leaved \

J i A| un

o

jn.jl

w

C. G. H. 1819.

s

CO

6698 australis Wul.

southern

1 A un

H

jn.jl

w

S. Europe 1817.

I)

CO

6699 glauca Dec.

glaucous

8un

U

jn.jl

w

S. Europe 1823.

D

CO

6700 nodiflbra Schous.

knot-flowered

un

i

jn.au

w

N. Africa 1820.

S

CO

Conium dichotomum Brou.

834. CRI'THMUM L. SAMPHIRE.

6701 maritimuin L. sea

6702 latifolium L. broad-leaved
Tenoria canari^nsis Spr.

(Krithe, barley ; similarity of seeds.) UmbeU'ferce. 2. — 4.
I A cul 1 jl.s W Britain s. cliffs. D r.m Eng. bot. 819
• iAI cu li jl Y Canaries 1780. D r.m

*835. ^THAMA'NTAZ. SPICKNEL. (Found upon Mount Athamas in Sicilv.) UmbelVferce. 13. — 14.

§6703£iban6tisZ,.
6704 Cervaria L.

Rosemary ^
Cervaria ^

A
A

w
un

2 jn.jl
4 jl.au

W
Pa.P

England ch.pa.
Europe 1597.

S
S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 138
Jac. au. 1. 69

Zigusticum Cervari.

a Spr.

6705 sibirica L.

Siberian ^

A

un

2 jl.au

W

Siberia 1771.

S

CO

Gm. si. 1. 40. 1,2

6706 panacifolia Spr.

Panax-leaved ^

A

un

3 jl.au

W

Spain 1823.

s

CO

Boc. sic. 1

Cachrys panacifolia

Vahl

6707 condensata L.

c\ose-headed ^

A

or

1 jl.s

W

Siberia 1773.

s

CO

Gou. il. 83. 26

6708 incana W.

hoary ^

A

un

2 jl.au

W

Siberia 1802

s

CO

6709 sicula L.

Sicilian

A

un

3 jn.jl

W

Sicily 1686.

s

CO

Za. h. 70. 48

6710 Matthiol* Wai.

Matthioli's ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

W

Carniola 1802.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 57

6711 cretensis L.

Cretan Carrot ^

A

un

w

Austria 1596.

s

CO

Jac. au. 1. 62

6712 annua

annual ^

O

un

1 jn.jl

w

Candia 1731.

s

CO

6713 lasiantha W.

hairy-petaled ^

A

un

2 jn.au

w

Spain 1818.

s

CO

6714 tortubsa Spr.

twisted tt.

cu

1 jn.au

w

S. Europe 1826.

s

s.p

Desf. at 1. 73

6715 carwfolia Step.

Caraway-1 ea ved ^

A

un

1* Jl-au

w

Siberia 1819.

s

CO

836. PIMPINE'LLA

L. BURNET SAXIFRAGE.

(Bipinnula,

twice pinnate ; leaves.)

Umbell'ifercE. 10.

6716 Saxifraga L.

Saxifrage ^

A

w

1 jn.au

W

Britain dry pa.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 407

6717 lutea Desf.
6718 intermedia Nut.

yel lo vf-Jiowered^.
intermediate ^

A
A

un
un

4 jn.au
l|jn.au

W
W

S. Europe 1823.
Europe 1827.

s

s

CO
CO

Desf. at. 76

6719 cretica Poir.

Cretan ^

A

un

1 jn.au

w

S. Europe 1826.

s

CO

6720 tfigra W.

Mack-roofed ^

A

un

1 jn.au

w

Germany 1683.

s

CO

Boc. mu. 80

6721 magna L.

great ^

A

un

4 jn.au

w

England woods.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 408

2 dissecta

cut-leaved ^

A

un

4 jn.au

w

Europe 1800.

s

CO

M. h. 9. 5

6722 media Hofm.

mediate ^

A

un

4 jn.au

w

Europe 1817.

s

CO

Jac. au. 397

6723 dissecta ttetz.

cut-leaved ^

A

w

1| jn.au

w

England dry pi.

s

CO

6724 rotundifolia Spr.

round-leaved 4v

Q)

un

2 jn.au

w

Caucasus 1817.

s

CO

Spr. um. 2. 4. 1.4

Pimpinella rotundif

61ia Bieb.

f

6725 tenuis Sieb.

slender ^

A

un

1 jn.au

w

Crete 1820.

s

CO

837. :rRANGIUM Spr. TRAGIUM.

6726 ^nlsum L. Anise
Slson Jnlsum Spr.

6727 Columns Spr. Columna's
Pimpinella Tragium Lam.

6728 depressum Sieb. depressed

6729 aromaticum Spr. aromatic

6730 Broterz Spr. Brotero's
Pimpinella Aubonoldes Brot.

6731 villosum Desf. villous
Schousboei Spr.

6732 peregrinum Spr. foreign

( Tragos, a goat ; odor.)
O cul 1 jn.au W Egypt

Umbettrferce. 7. — 10.
1551. S co

A un 2 jn.au W S. Europe 1810. S co Col. ph. 17

A un lijn.au W

Q) un 1 jn.au W

A un If jn.au W

A un 2 jn.au W

A un 2 jn.au W

Crete 1822. S co

Caucasus 1820. S co

Portugal 1822. S co

Morocco 1817. S co

Italy 1640. S co Jac. vin. 2. 131

838. PHELLA'NDRIUM L. WATER HEMLOCK. (Pheleo, to deceive, aner, a man.) Umbelllferce. 1.
6733 aquaticum L. aquatic ^t O P 3 jn.jl W Britain rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 684

839. DO'NDI^ Spr. . DONDIA.
6734 £pipactis Spr. Epipactis

Astrantia J&pipactis L.

(Dondie Dupre'e, a French botanist.)
A pr i mr.ap Y Alps 18

Umbelllfera:. 1.
D p.l Jac. au. 5. 11

840. TRACHYSPE'RMUM Lk. TRACHYSPERMUM. (TracJtys, rough, sperma, seed.) Umbettiferce. 1.

6735 cupticum Spr. Egyptian Q un 2 jn.jl W Egypt 1773. S co Jac. vin. 2. 196
^4'mmi copticum L. Daucus copticus Pers. .Bumum c6pticum Spr.

6736 rigens G. Don stiff «. i_| cu 1§ jn.jl W C. G. H. 1787. S co
Conium rigens L. 2?unium rigens Spr.

841. A'MMl L. AMMI.

6737 Visndga Lam. Visnaga
6738 majus L. greater
6739 rtnethifolium Lam. Fennel-leaved

(Ar.
O
0
CD

tmos, sand ; habitation.) Umbelliferce.
un 2 jn.au W S. Europe 1596. S co
un 2 jn.jl W S. Europe 1551. S co
un 2 jn.jl Y Caucasus 1818. S co

8.
Gae. fr. 1. 107
Black. 447

6740 Boeben Hok. Boeber's

o

un

1 jn.jl

W

Crete

1817.

S

CO

6741/erulffifolium Lag. Ferula-leaved

&

Q)

un

1 0

W

Chile

1822.

S

CO

6742 acaule Spr. stemless

i

A

un

1 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

2?ftnium acaule Bieb.

6743 glaucifolium Lap. glaucous-lvd

^

0)

un

4 Jn.jl

W

France

1816.

s

CO

6744 daucifolium Sco. Carrot-leaved

&

A

u n

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

Carniola

1734.

s

CO

Scop. car.

16

842. .SITEON L. BUBON. (Bonbon, the groin ; supposed medical virtues.)
^6745 macedonicum W. Macedonian ^ Q) cu 2 jn.au Pa.Y Greece 1596.

Umbelliferce. 5. — 7.
S co Black. 382

^thamanta macedonica Spr.

§6746 rigidum Spr. stiff-leaved
2 gummlferum Sm. gum-bearing
§6747 buchtornense Fis. Buchtorn

1

0)

8

cu
cu
or

3 jn.au
3 jl.s
2i jn.au

Pk
Pk
W

Sicily
Crimea
Siberia

1710.
1804.
1816.

S
S
S

CO
CO
CO

Boc. mu. 2. 76
Sm. ex. bot 120

^thamanta rigida Horn.

§6748 glaucum Spr. glaucous

^

A

un

li jn.jl

W

Tauria

1817.

s

CO

Seseli petra^um Bieb.

^6749 siculum Spr. Sicilian

v

A

un

1 jn.jl

W

Sicily

1820.

s

CO

M. h. 9.

$>f5750 dichotomum Spr. dichotomous

a

CD

un

2 injl

W

Caucasus

1818.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2073

S&eli dichotomum Bieb.

H 4

104

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA,

CLASS V.

6751 galbanum W. Galbanum
Sel'mum galbanum Spr.

6752 lasvigatum H. K. smoothed
.Ferula la?vigata Spr.

6753 gummiferum W. gum-bearing

* L-J m 6 jl.au Y.o C. G. H. 1596. S 8.1 Bot. mag. 2489

* i_J cu 4 rnr.d Y C. G. H. 1774. S s.l

* l_J ec 7 jl Pa.Y C. G. H. 1731. S s.l Com. h. 2. 58

843. CUMINNUM L.
6754 Cymlnum L.

CUMIV.
officinal

(Qamoun, its Arabic name.)
O clt f jn.jl W Egypt

Umbett'feree. 1.

1594. S co Cav. ic.4.360

* 844. SE'SELI L. MEADOW SAXIFRAGE. (Seyce'lyous, the Arabic name of a related plant.) Umbelliferce. 27.

6755 pimpinelloldes W. $ K. Pimpinella-lk^
Sel'mum podolicum Bes.
6756 leucosp^rmum W.SfK. white-seeded ^

A
A

uu
un

1 jl

lijl

W
W

S. Europe 1796.
Hungary 1805.

S

S

CO
CO

W. & K. 80

6757 montanum L.

mountain ^

A

un

1

jn jl

W

Italy

1658.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 2. 129

6758 glaucum L.

glaucous ^

un

2

jl.au

w

France

1759.

s

CO

Jac. au. 1. 144

§6759ammoldesZ,.

Ammi-like

o

uu

|

jnjl

w

S. Europe

1759.

s

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 52

6760 tortuosum L.

twisted ^

Q)

uu

1

o

w

S. Europe

1597.

s

CO

6761 divaricatum Ph.

divaricate ^

A

or

1

in.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1812.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 1742

6762 /fippomarathrum L.

Horse Poppy ^

A

un

Q

jl

P

Austria

1656.

s

CO

Jac. au. 2. 143

6763 gracile Kit.

slender

A

un

1J

jn.jl

Y

Hungary

1805.

s

CO

W.&K.2. 117

6764 elatum L.

tall &

A

uu

l|

jl.au

W

Austria

1710.

s

CO

Gou. il. 16. 8

6765 annuum L.

annual ^

o

un

W

France

1817.

s

CO

Vail. pa. 9. 4

$6766 dubium Schrank

doubtful

Q)

uu

»l

jnjl

W

Russia

1817.

s

CO

venbsum Hofm. selin

oldes Bes.

6767 taiiricum Lk.

Taurian ^

O>

un

1

jn-jl

Tauria

1818.

s

CO

6768 Boccom Spr.

Bocconi's

Q)

un

jn.jl

...

Caucasus

1826.

s

CO

JSubon siculus Bieb.

6769 proliferum Spr.

proliferous ^

A

un

1

jn jl

W

1818.

B

CO

6770 chajrophylloides Thu

n. Chervil-like £

OJ

un

2

jn.'jl

w

C. G. H.

1810.

s

CO

6771 striatum Thun.

striated

HI

uu

1

n.jl

w

C. G. H.

1820.

s

co

6772 camp^stre Bes.

field ^

Q)

un

1

jn.jl

w

Galicia

1823.

s

CO

$6773 verticillatum Desf.

whorled

0

un

1

jn.jl

w

Spain

1820.

s

CO

pusillum Brot.

6774 cervariarfolium Dec.

Cervaria-lvd tt.

LJ

un

2

jn.jl

w

Teneriffe

1818.

s

CO

Dec. ic. 41

6775 triternatum Ph.

triternate ^

A

uu

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1820.

s

CO

6776 fragile Gou.

brittle •&

§

uu

n.l

W

1810.

s

CO

6777 Pallas« Bes.

Pallas's

Q)

uu

in.il

W

Siberia

1818.

8

CO

6778 LobeUfeNMN Bes.

Lobel's ^

un

f]n.jl

w

S. Europe 1817.

s

CO

6779 varium Trev.

various ^

uu

jn jl

w

Silesia

1817.

s

CO

$6780 cursicum Bes.

Corsican

Q)

uu

jn.jl

w

Corsica

1820.

s

CO

6781 crassiftlium Schr.

thick-leaved ^

0)

un

1

jn.jl

\v

Germany

1823.

s

CO

845. THA'PSIAL.

DEADLY CARROT.

(First discovered in the Isle of Thapsits.)

UmbeU'feree. 7. — 9

6782 villusa L.

villous 3j

A

p

4

jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

1710.

I)

s.l

M. h. 9. 18. 3

6783 te'tida L.

fetid ^

A

p

2

jl.au

Y

Spain

1596.

u

s.l

M. h. 9. 18. 7

6784 gummifera Spr.

gum-bearing ^

A

cu

2

jn.jl

Y

Spain

1810.

D

CO

Desf. at. 1. 72

.Laserpitium gummiferum Desf.
6785 jLaserpitii Spr. Laserwort ^

A

cu

2

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1826.

D

CO

Desf. at. 1. 68

iaserpitium tfhapsolc

les Desf.

6786 ^sclepiu/w L.

Swallow-wort ^

A

cu

2

jl.au

Y

Levant

...

D

s.\

M. h. 9. 18. 9

6787 garganica L.
6788 trifoliata Mil.

Garganian ^
trifoliate ^

A
A

cu
cu

2
3

jl.au
jn.jl

L.Y
Y

Barbary
N. Arner.

1683.
1700.

D
1)

s.l

CO

Gou. il. 18. 10

846. ACTINCmiS Lab. ACTINOTUS.

6789 Helianthi Lab. Sun-flower
Eriocalia major Sm.

847. TRI'NI^ Hofm. TRINIA.

6790 Hofhnannz' Bieb. Hoffmann's
Pimpinella dioica E. B.

6791 Henningii Bieb. Henning's

6792 Kitaibelz Bieb. Kitaibel's

(Actinotos, radiated ; involucrum.) Umbelliferce. 1.
£ tAJ cu 2 jn W N. Holl. 1821. D s.l Bot. reg. 644

Dr. Trinius, a celebrated Russian botanist.) Umbell/ferce. 3.
^ Q) w f my.jn W England rocks. S co Eng. bot. 1209

Pimpinella dichotoma L. ramosissima

J) un fjn.au
S) un 1 jl.au
s. glauca Kit.

Hungary 1803 S co W. & K. 27
Hungary 1800. S co W. & K. 172

* 848. S TUM L.
^6793 latifulium L.

6794 lancifulium Bieb.

6795 angustifulium /,.
^6796 nodifl5rum L.
^6797 repens L.

6798 Falcaria L.

6799 Sisarum L.
$6800 siculum /..

6801 lineare MX.
6802/erulaceum Sp

WATER PARSNEP.
broad-leaved j^ A p
lance -leaved ^ A ui
narrow-leaved ^ A w
knot-flowered ^ A w
creeping
mower's
Skirret
Sicilian
\\near-leaved
.Ferula-li

3W A w
it A P
A A cul
^ A un
A

(Siw, water. Celt.} UmbelHferce. 12.— 28.

Britain rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 204.

Caucasus 1819. D bog

Britain rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 139

Britain rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 639

Britain moi. gr. D m.s Eng. bot. 1431

Europe 1726. D s.p Jac. au. 3. 257

China 1548. D r.m Schk. han. 1. 69

Sicily 1686. D s.p Jac. vin. 2. 133

N. Amer. 1810. D co

jl.au
jl.au
jl.au
jl.au

2 jl.au

Spr. ferula-like & A <
.Bunium/erulaceum Sm. /erulfEfolium Desf.
6803 peucedanoldes Spr. Peucedanum-lk ^. A
^anium /jeucedanoides Bieb.

cu

$6804 bulbosum Thore bulbous

A A cu

jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au

1 jl.au
i jl.au

S. Europe 1824. D co
Caucasus 1818. D co

An. mu. 11. 30

W France 1826. Deo Thore j. 1.7. 2

849. srSONZ,. HONEYWORT.

6805 yfrnomuin L. Amomum

6806 arvense Brot. corn-field
$6807 segetum L. corn

6808 capillaceum Spr. hairy
$6809 .4'mmi L. Bishop's weed

Pimpinella lateriflora Spr.
$6810inundatum W. inundated

Mtum inundatum Spr.
$6811 verticillatum W. -whorl-leaved

Sium verticillatum Lam.
6812salsum W. salt

Siler salsum Spr.

6813 flexudsum Ten. flexuose

850. SCKU'LTZIA Spr. SCHUI.TZIA.

6814 cririita Spr. long-haired
Si son crinltum Pail.

(Sixun, a running stream, Celt.) Umbelliferce. 9. •
O w 3 jl.au W Britain lied. S m.s Eng. bot.

9. — 16.
954

O un
O w
O un
O un

% jn.au
2 jl.au
* jn.jl
1 jl.au

Portugal 1817. S co

England ch. fi. S

N. Amer. 1818. S

S. Europe 1819. S

O w
A or

1 my.jn

1 jl.au

A un 1 jl.au

A un 1 jl.au

W Britain

m.s Eng. bot. 228

co

co Jac. vin. 200

S aq Eng. bot. 227

W Britain m. me. D m.s Eng. bot. 395
P.Y Siberia 1804. D co Pal. p. 1779,8.1.3
D co

W Italy

1823.

(M. Scfiullz, a celebrated German botanist.) UmbcWfcrcE. 1.
Q) un 1 jl.au W Siberia 1818. S co Pal. p. 1779, 2. 7

ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

105

851. CICITTA L.

6815 vir6sa L.

6816 maculata L.

6817 daurica Fis.

6818 bulbifera L.

COWBANE.
poisonous
spotted
Daurian
bulbiferous

(A name of doubtful meaning used by Pliny. 1 Umbelliferts. 4.
^ A m 3 jl W Britain ditch. D m.s Eng. bot. 479

iAP ljjl.au W N. Amer. 1759. Deo Pluk. al. 76. 1
^ A un 3 jl au W Siberia 1817. D co Gm. si. 1 47
^ A un 1 jl.au W N. Amer. 1810. D co

852. CCTNIUM L.

6819 maculatum L.

6820 croaticum Kit. Croatian

6821 Arracdcha Hook. Arracacha

6822 moschatum //. $ B. musk

HEMLOCK. (Konao, to whirl round ; causes giddiness and death.) Umbelliferts. 4.
spotted ^ Q) m 5 jn.jl W Britain hed. S co Eng. bot. 1191

' jn.jl W Hungary 1818. S co

2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

G.w S. Amer. 1823.
W S. Amer. 1824.

D r.m Hook. ex. fl. 152
D r.m H. & B. n. 5. 420

853. CAPNOPHY'LLUM Gae. CAPNOPHYLLUM. (Kapnos, smoke, phyllon, a leaf.) Umbelliferts. 1.

6823 africanum Gae. African Q w 3 jn.s W C. G. H. 1759. S s.l Jac. vin. 2. 194
Cbnium africanum L. .Rumio capensis Lie.

*854. SMY'RNIUM-L. ALEXANDERS. (Smyrna, myrrh; similar qualities.) Umbelliferts. 9. — 1

6824 Dioscoridw Spr. Dioscorides's ^ Q) or 2 my.jn Y S. Europe 1700. S co W. & K. 1.
perfoliatum Brot.

6825 Dodonae^i Spr. Dodonaeus's
perfoliatum L.

6826 Olus^trum L.

6827 apiifolium W.

6828 cicutarium Bleb.
§6829 nudicaule Bieb.

6830 cordatum Walt.

my.jn W Spain

Olusatrum

Smallage-lvd

Cicuta-like

naked-stmd

heart-leaved

trifoliatum Bart. Thapsia trifoliata
§6831 aureum L. golden

Slson aureum Spr.

6832 integerrimum L. entire-leaved
Sison integerrimum Spr.

855. /TPIUM L. PARSLEY. (Apon, water, Celt. ; habitation.)

§6833 Petrosellnum L. True Parsley ft Q) cul 3 jn.jl

6834 graveolens L. heavy-smelling Celery^ Q) cul 4 jn.au

6835 prostratum Lab. prostrate t» iAI un | jn.jl

6836 romanum Zuc Roman ^ Q) un 1 jn.jl

6837 fractophy Hum Hofm. broken-leaved ^ Q) un 1 jn.jl

6838 ternatum Pall. ternate ^ A un 2 jl.au

Britain
Candia

Caucasus 1827.
Caucasus 1817.
N. Amer. 1597.

... S co

sea co. S s.l

1731. D s.l

D co

D co

D s.l

Lob. ic. 790
Eng. bot. 230

Spr. urn. 4. 7

N. Amer. 1699. D r.m
N. Amer. 1759. D r.m

, iii«.un.tn.»wn.; U?7lb6lllf€T&» 6.

L.Y Sardinia 1548. S r.m

W Britain ditch. S m.s Eng. bot. 1210

W V. Di. L. 1826. "

W
W
G

Italy
Siberia'

S co Ven. mal. 81

1820. S co

1826. S co

1824. S co

856. JEGOPOM3IUM L. GOUT- WEED. (Aix, a goat, podion, a little foot; leaves.) Umbelliferts. 1.
6839 Podagraria L. Podagria, or com.^ A m 2 my.jl W Britain sh. pi. D m.s Eng. bot. 940

857. A/EVUM Tou. BAWD-MONEY.

6840 .ffiinius Jac. Square Parsley :
^Ethusa Vilnius L.

6841 Mute/Una Gae. Mutellina
Phellandrium Mutellina L.

6842 otharnanticum Jac. Atharaanta-lk •
^thamanta Meum L.

6843 sibiricum Spr. Siberian
.tigusticum arenarium Lk.

858. ^NE^THUM L. DILL. (Ano, upwan

6844 graveolens L. heavy-smelling ^ Q) cul

6845 segetum L. corn O un

6846 Sbwa Rox. Sowa O m

6847 .Fceniculum L. Fennel ^ A cul
M eum F beniculum Spr.

2 dulce sweet ^ A cul

6848 piperatum Bert. peppered ^ Q) cul

(Melon, smaller; delicacy of leaves.) Umbelliferte. 4.

Q) un 1 jl W Pyrenees 1778. S co Jac. vin. 2. 198

A un 1 jl.au P Austria 1774. D co Al.ped.60. 1

A or 1£ ap.jn P.T Britain me. pa. D m.s Jac. au. 4. 303

A un 6 jn.jl Y Siberia 1818. D co

, theo, to run :

grows quick.)

Umbelliferts. 5. — 6.

3

jn jl

Y

Spain

1570.

S

r.m

i

jn'jl

Y

Portugal

1796.

S

CO

r

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1810.

S

CO

6

jl.au

Y

England

ch. pi.

S

S.1

Eng. bot. 1208

4
6

jl.au
jn.jl

Y
Y

Italy
Italy

1824.

S
S

s.l

CO

*859.

6849 Cdrui L.

6850 simplex W.

CARAWAY. (A native of Caria, in Asia Minor.) Umbelliferts. 2.

common ^ Q) clt 2 my.jn W Britain me. pa. S s.l Eng. bot 1503

simple-sta/Ared ^ Q) un 1 my.jn W Siberia 1816. S s.l

*860. CNI'DIUM Cus.
6851 Monniferi Cus.

CNIDIUM.
Monnier's
§6852 Silaiis Spr. Silatis

Peucedanum Silaus L.
§6853 alsaticum Spr. Alsatian

Peucedanum alsaticum L.

6854 pyren£BNum Spr. Pyrenean

6855 canad&ise Spr. Canadian
ScFmum canadense MX.

6856 atvopurpureum Spr. dark-purple
Smyrnium atropurpureum Lam.

6857 Fischers' Spr. Fischer's

(The ancient name of an orach.) UmbettlfertE. 7. — 10.

O un
A w

1* Jl-au
2 jn.au

S. Europe 1771.
England mea.

S co
D co

A un 6 jn.au L.Y Austria 1774. D co

A un
A un

1 jn.jl

2 jn.au

Pyrenees 1731.
Canada 1817.

A un 2

A un 2 jn.au W

D co
D co

D co

Jac. vin. 1. 62
Eng. bot. 2142

Jac.au. 1.70
Gou. ill 1.5

Angelica Fischirz" R. & S. Jthamanta denudata Fis.

Philadelp. 1810.
Siberia 1820. D co

861. J9UPLEtTRUM L. HARE'S-EAR.

(Sous, an ox, pleuron, a rib ; leaves.) Umbelliferts. 34. — 37.

6858 rotundifolium L.

round-leaved

0

I>r

2 jn.jl

Y

England

CO. fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 99

6859 subovatum Lk.

subovate

o

Pr

1 rny.jl

Y

Spain

1819.

8

CO

6860 heterophyllum Lk.

various-leaved

o

pr

1 my.jl

Y

Egypt

1818.

S

CO

6861 longifolium W.

long-leaved ^

fc A

l>r

3 my.jl

G.Y

Switzerl.

1713.

D

CO

Cam. h. 38

6862 atireum Fis.

golden

k A

pr

1 my.jn

Y

Siberia

1820.

D

CO

6863 angulbsum L.

angulose

& A

Pr

\ my.jl

G.Y

Switzerl.

1759.

D

CO

6864 pyrenaicum Gou.

Pyrenean

k A

l>r

1 myjl

G.Y

Pyrenees.

1814.

D

CO

Gou. il. 4. 1. 2

6865 graminifolium VaJil

Grass-leaved 1

& A

pr

i my.jl

G.Y

Switzerl.

1768.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 56

6866 petra^um L.

rock

fc A

pr

H my.jl

G.Y

Switzerl.

1768.

D

CO

Pluk. ph. 50. 5

6867 stellatum L.

starry

k A

Pr

1 my.jl

G.Y

Switzerl.

1775.

D

CO

Hal. h. 771. 18

6868 falcatum L.

falcate j

E A

pr

fmy.s

G.Y

Germany

1739.

D

s.l

Jac. au. 2. 158

6869 rigidum L.

rigid

k A

pr

2 my.jl

G.Y

France

1820.

S

CO

M. h. 9. 12

6870 polyphyllum Led.
6871 baldense Tou.

many-leaved
Mount Baldo 1

I A
k A

Pr

pr

1 my.jn
H my.jl

G.Y
G.Y

Caucasus 1823.
Mt. Baldo 1817.

S
S

CO
CO

Za.h.40

6872 sibiricum Vest

Siberian

k A

Pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Siberia

ISi-'fi.

S

CO

6873 exaltatum Bicb.

exalted

k A

pr

2 jl

G.Y

Tauria

1807.

D

s.l

106

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

6874 nudum H. K.

naked-stalked )£ iAI pr

Ifo

G.Y

C. G. H. 1778.

C

l.p

6875 ranunculoides W.

Crowfoot-like ^ A Pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Pyrenees 1790.

D

l.p

Par. th. 7

6876 caricifolium W.

Carex-leaved ^ A pr

£ jl.au

G.Y

France 1817.

S

CO

6877 Burserictnum W.

Burser's ^t A pr

$ jl.au

G.Y

1817.

S

CO

6878 paniculatum Brot.

paniculate ^ A pr

1| jn.au

Y

Spain 1824.

S

CO

6879 trifidum Ten.

trifid •& Q) pr

2| jn.au

Y

Italy 1824.

S

CO

6880.;unceum L.

Hush-leaved O pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

S. Europe 1772.

S

CO

6881 Pollichw R. & S.

Pollich's O pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Palatine 1818.

S

CO

junceum Poll.

6882 nodiflorum Sm.

knot-flowering O pr

i jl.au

G.Y

Greece 1823.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 260

6883 oppositifolium Lap.

opposite-lvd O pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Pyrenees 1819.

S

CO

Fl.pyr.73

6884 Iancif51ium Horn.

lance-leaved O pr

1 jn.au

Y

Tauria 1820.

S

CO

6885 Odontites L.

Odontites O pr

| jn.au

G.Y

Italy 1749.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 91

6886 semicompositum L.

semi-compound O pr

f jn.au

G.Y

Spain 1778.

S

CO

Gou. il. 7. 1

6887 gracile Bleb.

slender O pr

i jl.au

G.Y

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

6888 glaticum C. # R.

glaucous O pr

I jl.au

G.Y

S. Europe 1819.

S

CO

6S89 tenuissimum i.
6890 Gerardi Jac.

slenderest O pr
Gerard's Q pr

* jl.au
1 jl.au

G.Y
G.Y

England sea sh.
S. Europe 1804.

S
S

S

CO

Eng. bot 478
Jac. au. 3. 256

6891 lancifolium Horn.

lance-leaved ^ Q) or

1 jn.jl

G.Y

1823.

S

CO

862. TENCfHIA Spr.
6892 arborescens Spr.

TENORIA. (M. Tenore, professor of botany at Naples.)
arborescent il i | pr 1 au.s G.Y C. G. H. 1810.

C

Umbelllfera 8.

1.S

jBupleurum arborise

ens Thun.

6893 fruticosum Spr.

shrubby * pr

3 jl.au

G.Y

S. Europe 1596.

C

CO

Den. br. 14

6894 coriaceum Spr.

coriaceous 4t i | pr

f

G.Y

Gibraltar 1784.

C

l.s

Jac. ic. 2. 351

6895 fruticescens Spr.

fruticescent * | | pr

1| au.s

G.Y

Spain 1752.

C

l.s

Cav. ic. 2. 106

6896 canescens Schous.

canescent it \ | pr

5 au.s

G.Y

Barbary 1809.

C

l.s

6897 plantagineum Spr.

Plantain./yrf m | pr

3 jn.au

G.Y

N. Africa 1810.

C

l.s

Desf. at. I. 57

6898 spinosum Spr.

thorny Jfe i 1 pr

1 au.s

G.Y

Spain 1752.

C

l.s

Gou. il. 8. 2. 3

6899 difforme Spr.

two- formed * t_l pr

1 au.s

G.Y

C. G. H. 1752.

C

l.s

863. HYDROCO'TYLE L. PENNYWORT. (Hydor, water, kotyle,

a cavity ; leaf.)

Umbelliferce. 18.— 60.

6900 vulgaris L.

common n* A w

i my-Jn

R

Britain wa. pi.

D

c.p

Eng. bot. 751

6901 nutans Cur.

nodding ^ A un

i jn.au

R

Italy 1819.

D

p

Cyr. ne. 1. 6

6902 americana i.

American ^ A un

i my.au

G

N. Amer. 1790.

D

p

Spr. um. 2. 3

6903 peduncularis R. Br.

pedunculate $„ i Al un

i my.au

G.Y

N. Holl. 1823.

D

CO

6904 umbellata L.

umbelled ^ A un

IJl.au

G

N. Amer. 1795.

D

p

Spr. um. 1

6905 bonariensis iam.

Buenos Ayres $„. iAI un

i jl.au

G

Peru 1810.

D

p

Cav. ic. 5. 488

6906 nepalensis Hook.

Nepal £,, Al un

— jl

G

Nepal 1820.

D

CO

Hook. ex. fl. 30

6907 nitidula Rich.

rather shining $„ I7\] un

i 2 my

G

Java 1820.

D

CO

Hook. ex. fl. 29

6908 villosa L.

villous JW iAJ un

1 au

G

C. G. H. 1795.

D

p

6909 reniformis Thun.

kidney-shaped jf^. i Al un

ijl.au

G

C. G. H. 1820.

D

p

6910 triloba 7%w».

three-lobed (fW uAl un

i jn.au

G

C. G. H. 1810.

D

p

Th. dis. 2d ed. 3

6911 chinensis L.

Chinese $„. i Al un

ijn.au

G

C. G. H. 1818.

D

p

6912 asiatica L.

Asiatic SW tA! un

1 jl.au

G

C. G. H. 1690,

D

p

R. mal. 10. 36

6913 plebeia #. 5r.

plebeian ^ LAI un

i my.au

G.Y

N. Holl. 1823.

D

CO

6914 hirsuta Surz.

hairy ^ [7\1 un

i jl.au

G

W. Indies 1810.

D

p

spicata Lam.

6915 sibthorpicides Lam.

Sibthorpia-like (^ (23 un

5 my.jl

W

I. France 1800.

D

p

6916 ranunculoides L.

Ranunculus-Ik JfW _AJ un

1 jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1800.

D

p

Spr. um. 1. 2.

6917 repanda Pers.

repand ^ Al un

1 jn.jl

G

N. Amer. 1806.

D

p

Spr. um. 2. 4.

864. BOWLENS//4 K, & S. BOWLESIA. (W. Bowles, an Irish botanist.) Umbelllfera!. 1.— 5.

6918 tenera Spr. tender SW _AJ cu ijn.au G.Y M. Video 1827. D co

865. SPAN A'NTHE Jac. SPANANTHE. (Spanos, rare, anthos, a flower ; umbels.) Umbelllfene. 1. — 3.

6919 paniculata Jac. panicled £ Ql un 2 jl.au W Caraccas 1795. S s.l Jac. ic. 2. 350
HydrocotyleSpananthe W.

866. DRITS.4 Dec. DRUSA. (M. Le Dm, a botanist.) Umbelllfera. 1.

6920 oppositifolia Dec. opposite-leaved JW LAI un |jl.au W Ten eriffe 1824. D co An. mu. 10. 38

*867. TRACHYME^NE^/rf. TRACHYMENE. (Trachys, rough, hymen, membrane ; involuc.) Umbe lliferce. 2-5.

6921 linearis Spr. linear-leaved tt. j_J cu 2 jn.au Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Cav. ic. 5. 485

6922 incisa Rud. cut-leaved tt u_J cu 1£ N. Holl. 1819. C s.p Lin. tr. 10. 21. 2

868. ULOSPE'RMUM Lk. BROADSEED. (Oulos, curled, sperma, a seed.) Umbelllfera. 1.

6923 dichotomum Lk. dichotomous O cu 1 jn.jl W Barbary 1800. S co Desf. at. 1. 66
C6nium dichotomum Desf.

869. JETHITSA L. FOOL'S PARSLEY. (Aithusso, to make hot ; acrid.) Umbelllfera:. 4.

Dog poison, or com. O P 2 jl.s W Britain co. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1192
C'ynapium-like O un ljjl.au W Caucasus 1817.

superb Q un H J'-au W 1820.

.

6924 Cynapium L.

6925 cynapiold

6926 elata Hofm.

6927 fatua H. K.

insipid

Q P

W

1781. S co

Eng.

S co Hof. um. 1. 9
S co Hof. um. 5, 6. 5

870. IMPERATCTRIA L. MASTERWORT. (Reputed imperial virtues in medicine.) Umbettiferte. 3.

6928 Ostruthium L.

6929 angustifolia Bel.

6930 mexicana H. C.

Sparrow, or com.
narrow-leaved
Mexican

871. CALLl'SACE Fis. CALLISACE.
6931 dahurica Fis. Dahurian

Scotland m.al.p. D co Eng. bot. 1380

S. Europe 1819. D co Lob. ic. 700

Mexico 1818. S co

(Kallos, beauty, sakos, a buckler ; seeds.) Umbellifera;.

A un 2 jl.au G Siberia 1816. D co

872. THYSSELrNUM Hofm. THYSSELINUM. (Thyo, to bu
§6932 palustre Hofm. marsh ^ A un 3 jl.au
Selinum palustre L.
6933 Plinu Lob. Pliny's ^ A un 3 jl.au
Selinum Plinu Hal.

*873. SELrNUML. MILK PARSLEY. (Selene, the moon
§6934 montanum W. en. mountain ^ A un 3 jl.au
ni'gricans Gau.
§6935 austriacum Jac. Austrian ^ A un 2 jl.au
6936 corwfolia L. Caraway-leaved^ A un 2 jl.au
§6937 Chabra?\ Jac. Chabra's & A un 1J jl.au
Imperatbria ChabrajV Spr.
§6938 Seguieri L. Seguier's ^ A un 4 jl.au
Imperatoria Seguieri Spr.

rn, selinon, parsley ; acrid ju
W Britain mars. D

W Italy 1800. D

; shape of growing seeds.)
W Switzerl. 1816. D

W Austria 1804. D
W Austria 1774. D
W Austria 1791. D

W Italy 1774. D

ice.) UmbeUlferes. 2.
m.s Eng. bot. 229

CO

Umbelllferte. -23.—

CO

co Jac. au. 1. 71
co Jac. au. 1. 16
co Jac. au. 1. 72

s.l Jac. vin. 1. 61

OllUKR II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

107

6939 latifolium Bleb. broad-leaved ;

§6940 Oreosefinum Sco. Mountain Parsley j

^thamanta Oreoselinura L.
§6941-decipiens Wnl. deceiving v

6942 siWricum Retz. Siberian

6943 polymorphum Spr. multiform
§6944baicalense W. Baikal

§6945 lineare Schum. linear-leaved 3

ferula rablense Wul.

6946 terebinthaceum L. turpentine ^
§6947 joeucedanoldes De.«f. Peucedanutn-lk

694S venfetum Spr. Venetian

6949 rigidulum Viv. rigidish

6950 scabrum Lap. rough

6951 pod61icum Bes. Podolian

6952 elegans Balb. elegant

6953 Bellardz Balb. Bellardi's

6954 pyreniEvum Gou. Pyrenean
Angelica pyrenae^a Spr.

6955 caucasicum Bieb. Caucasian
Imperatoria caucasica Spr.

6956 angelicastrum Lk. Angelica-like &
Angelica lancifolia Spr. Seseli pyrenarum L.

*874. ANGE'LICAZ,.
§6957 Archang^lica L.
§6958atropurpiireai.

6959 Idcida L.

6960 triquinata MX.

6961 sylvestris L.

6962 Razoulw Gou.

6963 verticil laris L.
Imperatoria verticil]

6964 pratensis Spr,
Imperatoria palustri

6965 flavescens Bes.

A

un

2 jl.au

W

Caucasus

1816.

D

S.I

A

un

2£ jl.au

W

Europe

1810.

D

S.I

Jac. au. 1. 68

A

un

2 jn.jl

W

Madeira

1785.

D

S.I

Sc. ban. 3. 1. 13

A

un

1J il-au

W

Siberia

1810.

D

CO

A

u n

2 jl.au

W

Russia

1810.

D

CO

A

un

U in.au

W

Hungary

1820.

D

CO

A

u:i

I jl.au

W.R

Europe

1817.

U

CO

FL dan. 330

A

un

2 jl.au

W

Siberia

1816.

D

CO

A

un

2 jl.au

W

S. Europe

1810.

D

CO

A
A

un
un

2 jn.au
1 jl.au

W

W

S. Europe 1810.
Italy 1826.

D
1)

CO
CO

Viv. fr. 1. 15

A

un

ljn.au

W

Pyrenees

1824.

D

CO

Fl. pyr. 77

A

un

1 jn.au

W

Podolia

1817.

D

CO

A

A
A

un
un
un

ljjl.au
14 jn.au
2iJl.au

W
W
W

Europe 1817.
S. Europe 1817.
Pyrenees 1800.

D
D
D

CO
CO
CO

Bal. st. 4
Gou. iL 3. 5

A

or

ljjl.au

Y

Iberia

1823.

D

CO

A

un

1J jl.au

w

Pyrenees

1817.

D

CO

Gou. il. 5. 5

ANGELICA.
archangel

*

CD

(Supposed angelic virtues.)
cul 4 jn.au G England

wa.pl.

UmbeUiffne. 9. — 10.

S m.s Fl. dan. 206

dark- purple

^

CD

un

6

jl.au

P

Canada

1759.

S

CO

Cor. ca. 199

shining

•^

CD

un

2

jl.au

W

Canada

1640.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 24

triquinate
wood

£»

A
A

un

w

lljl.au
6 jn.au

W

F

Canada
Britain

1810.
m.wo.

D
D

P

m.s

Spr. um. 6. 2
Eng. bot. 1 128

Razoul's

5

A

un

2

jn.au

Pa.P

Pyrenees

5 181ti.

U

CO

Gou. il. 13. 6

•whorled-Jlwd

1

A

un

6

Jl

G

Italy

1683.

u

CO

Jac. vin. 2. 130

Laris Dec.
meadow

^

A

un

2

jn.au

F

Galicia

1818.

D

CO

is Bes.

flavescent

.^

A

un

2

jl.au

Y

Galicia

1818.

D

CO

875. ZJGU'STICUMZ,. LOVAGE. (Growing in great abundance in Liguria.) Umbellifera:. 14. —20.

cul 6 jn.jl P.Y Italy 1596. D co Black. 275
w 2 jn.jl W Britain sc. sh. D co Eng. bot. 1207
un 3 jl.au G Alp. Eur. 1810. D co Al. ped. 72

common
Scotch

§6966 Levisticum L

6967 scoticum L.

^6968 nodiflorum Vil. knot-flowering ^ A

Smyrnium nodiflurum All.

6989 peloponnesiiinum L. Peloponnesian^ A

6970 Sprengelw Bieb. Sprengel's ^ A

6971 alatum Spr. vfinged-stmd & A
^thamanta alata Bieb.

6972 athamantoldes Spr. Athamanta-lk ^ A
v^thamanta pyrenaica Jac.

6973 pyrenaicum L. Pyrenean ^ A
Gnidium pyrenaicum Spr.

6974 candicans H. K. whitish ^ A

6975 peregrinum L. foreign ^ CD
Slson peregrinum Spr.

6976 balearicum W. Balearic ^ A

6977 longifdlium L. long-leaved 9t A

6978 acta?ifolium MX. Alder-leaved ^ A

6979 obtusifolium Horn, obtuse-leaved ^ A

un 4 my.jl P.Y Switzerl. 1596. D co Jac. au. 5. 13

un 2 jl.au W Italy 1823. D co

un 5 jl.au R.w Caucasus 1816. D co

un 2Jjl.au W Pyrenees 1817. S co Jac. vin. 2. 197

un 3 jl.au W Pyrenees 1804. S co Gou. U. 14. 10

P.Y 1780. S co

L.Y Portugal 1633. S co Jac. vin. 3. 18

un 2 jl.au
un 2 jn.jl

un 1 jnjl

un 3 jn.jl

un 3 jl.au

un 1£ jl.au

Y Minorca

Pa.P Siberia

W Canada 1810. D co

W N. Africa 1824. D co

1804. D co

1804. D co M. h. 9. 15. 1

(Physao, to inflate, sperma, seed.) Umbelliferce. 1,
i jl.au W England bu. fi. D co Eng. bot. 683

876. PHYSOSPE RMUM Cus. PHYSOSPERMUM.

6980 commutatum, Spr. altered ^ A un
iigusticum cornubiense L.

877. PLEUROSPE'RMUM Hofm. PLEUROSPERMUM. (Pleuron, a rib, sperma, seed.) Umbelllfene. 1.

6981 austriacum Hofm. Austrian ^ A un 2 jl.au W Austria 1597. D co Jac. au. 2. 151
iigusticum austriacum L.

878. HASSELQUrSTJ,* L. HASSELQUISTIA. (F. Hasselquist, M.D., its discoverer, d. 1752.) UmbeUtferce. 2.

6982 Eegypfiaca L. Egyptian Q un 1| jl W Egypt 1768. S co Jac. vin. 1. 37

6983 cordata L. heart-leaved Q un 1^ jl W 1787. S co Jac. vin. 2. 193

879. ARTE^DI^ L.

6984 squamata L.
*880. FE'RULAi.

6985 communis L.

6986 sibirica Spr.
Peucedanum sibiricum W.

6987 glauca L.
^6988 thyrsi flora Sm.

6989 capillaris Lk.
§6990 nodiflura L.

.Bubon rigidius L.

6991 Ferulago L.
nodiflora Jac. not L.

6992 stricta Spr.

6993 longifblia Fis.

6994 weoldes L.

6995 orientalis Ton.

6996 persica W.
Assafoe'tida B. M.

6997 Assafoe'tida L.

6998 caspica Bieb.

6999 nftda Spr.

7000 tlngitana Herm.

7001 obtusifulia Spr.
Peucedanum obtusif

7002 pubescens Pall.

7003 villosa Walt.
Cicuta venenata Nut.

ARTEDIA.
scaly

(Po

Artedi, a Swedish naturalist, d. 1735.)
un l|jl W Levant 1740.

S

Umbel/iferee. 1.
co Lam. il. 193

GIANT FENNEL.

(Ferio, to strike ; used as rods.)

UmbeUiferce. 19.— 26.

common ^

A

or

10

jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

1597.

D

S.I

M. h. 9. 15. 3

Siberian
im W.

A

or

4

Y

Siberia

1816.

D

S.1

Pal. it. 2. app. N

glaucous ^

A

or

8

jn.jl

P.Y

Italy

1596.

D

S.I

thyrse-flowered ^

A

or

1^

W

Crete

1825.

1)

CO

Fl. gr. 280

capillary
knotted-flwd ^j

A
A

or
or

1

3

' .N1

Y
Y

Spain 1820.
S. Europe 1596.

1)
D

CO

S.1

M. h. 9. 15
Boc. mu. 76

Ferulago ^

A

or

6

jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

...

D

CO

Jac. au. 5

strict ^

iAJ or

2

jnjl

Y

C. G. H.

1818.

S

CO

long-leaved ^

A

or

4

jl.au

Y

Siberia

1820.

D

CO

Meum-like ^

A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Levant

1810.

D

CO

eastern ^

A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Levant

1759.

1)

8.p

To. it. 3. 239

Persian ^

A

m

6

jLau

Y

Persia

1782.

S

s.l

Bot. mag. 2096

Assafcetida ^

A

m

7

jl.au

Y

Persia

S

r.m

Caspian

A

or

3

jn.jl

Y

Caucasus

1819.

D

CO

Spr. um. 7. 14

naked ^

A

or

1

jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1821.

D

CO

Spr. um. 7. 15

Tangier ^
blunt-leaved ^

Q)
A

or
or

8
1

jn.jl
jn.jl

Y
G

Barbary
Greece

1680.
1819.

S
D

S.1
CO

Her. par. 165
Fl. gr. 277

olium Sm.

pubescent _^

A

or

1

jl.au

Y

Siberia

1820.

D

CO

villous ^

A

P

1

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1824.

1)

CO

108

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

*881. ZASERPl'TIUMZ. LASERWORT.
7004 latifolium L. broad-leaved ;

(Laser, its gum
U A un 3 in.il

, pix, pitch ; smell.) Umbelllferee. 22.— 26.
W Eurone 1640. D co Jac. au. 2. 146

7005 trilobum Crz. three-lobed 3

I A

un

3 my.jl

W

Levant 1640.

D

CO

§7006 aquilegifolium W. Columbine-lvd 3
Slier aquilegifolium Gae.
7007 Zibanotis Lam. Rosemary ^

K A

t A

un
un

5 my.jl
H jnjl

W

P

Austria 1796.
Germany 1800.

D
D

CO
CO

Jac. au. 2. 147
Lob. ic. 705

pub£scens Lag.

7008 marginatum Kit. margined ^
7009 Archangelicum Jac. archangel |

t A
l A

un

un

2 jl.au
4 jl.au

P
P

Hungary 1823.
Carniola 1800.

D
D

CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 109
Jac. ic. 1. 58

7010 Slier L. Withy

t A

un

3 my.jl

W

Austria 1640.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 145

7011 gallicum Tou. French

t A

tin

3 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1688.

D

CO

Pluk. ph. 198. 6

7012 triquetrum Ven. three-cornered 3

t A

un

3 jnjl

Pa.Y

Constant. 1816.

D

CO

Ven. eels 97

Cachrys triquetra Spr.

7013 angustifolium L. narrow-leaved 3

t A

un

2 jn.jl

Pk

S. Europe 1738.

n

CO

M. h. 9. 19. 9

7014 pruthenicum L. Prussian
7015 yfthamanta? Spr. Athamanta-lk ^

£&

un
un

3 il.au
3 jT.au

W
W

Germany 1759.
Siberia 1817.

D

S

CO
CO

Jac. au. 2. 153

§7016 silaif61ium IV. Silaum-leaved ^

t A

un

Pa.Y

Italy 1791.

D

CO

Jac. au. 44

Zigusticum apiudes Lam.

7017 peucedanoldes L. Peucedanum-lk^

i A

un

2 jnjl

Pk

Italy 1816.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 350

§70181ucidum W. shining 3

iQ>

un

i jl

Pa.P

Switzerl. 1775.

S

CO

Zigusticum./erulaceum All.

7019 caucasicum Bieb. Caucasian ^

t A

un

1 Jnjl

W

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

Cnidium caucasicum Bleb.

7020 aureum W. golden i

l A

un

2 jl.au

Y

Levant 1820.

s

CO

Bux. c. 1. 43

7021 meoldes Desf. Meum-like 3

L A

un

2 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 69

7022 pildsum W. en. pilose

t a>

un

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

1759.

s

CO

7028 hirsutum Lam. hairy

t A

un

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

Alps 1759.

s

CO

M. h. 9. 15

Halleri All.

7024 sckbrum Cav. rough 0

tin

3 jl.au

W

Spain 1800.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 190

7025hispidumJ5ie6. hispid ^

un

4 jnjl

W

Caucasus 1817.

s

CO

*882. PEUCE'DANUM i. SULPHUR-WORT. (Peuke, a pine, danos, burning ; pungent.) Umbelliferte. 16.— 21.
7026 officinale L. officinal ^? A m 6 mv.il Y England salt m. D c.l Eng. bot. 1767

7027 album Hoi. white

l A

un

4 jn.jl ,

W

N. Europel819.

I)

CO

7028 paniculatum Lot. panicled
7029 gallicum Tou. French fj

i A
t A

un
un

4 my.jl
5 my.jl

Y

W

France 1818.
Europe 1800.

I)
1)

CO
CO

Gm. si. 1. 41

parisiense Dec.

7030 arenarium Kit. sand 3

i A

tin

5 jnjl

Y

Hungary 1816.

D

C.I

W. & K. 1. 20

7031 italicum Pers. Italian

t A

un

8 my.jl

Y

Italy ...

D

C.I

Lob. ic. 781

7032 alpestre L. Alp

i A

un

1J jn.jl

Pa.Y

France 1739.

D

C.I

7033 ruthenicum Bieb. Russian

t A

un

2 my.jn

Y

Russia 1818.

D

CO

7034 tauricum Bieb. Taurian

t A

un

1| my.jn

Y

Tauria 1820.

D

CO

7035 longifolium Kit. long-leaved |

l A

un

5 jl.au

Y

Hungary 1823.

D

CO

W. & K. 251

§7036 Matlriolz Spr. Mathiolus's ^

i A

un

3 jnjl

Y

Italy 1818.

D

CO

tenui folium Poir.

7037 isetense Spr. Isetsk ^

1 CD

un

2 jnjl

W.Y

Siberia 1824.

S

CO

Gm. si. 1.42,43

7038 tenuifblium Thun. fine-leaved ^

: lAJ

un

2

C. G. H. 1810.

S

CO

7039 rupestre Hofm. rock ^

I A

un

2 jl.au

Y"

Spain 1818.

D

CO

7040 sibiricum W. Siberian

I A

un

3 jn.jl

Y

Siberia 1804.

D

C.I

W. & K. 1. 60

7041 a6reum H. K. golden 3

I A

cu

3 jn

Y

Canaries 1779.

D

CO

7042 Vocontidrum Spr. Vocontians' |

I A

un

1 my.jl

W

Dauphiny IbOO.

S

CO

Vil. del. 2. 14

.Heraclewwz pumilum Vil.

*883. PASTINA'CAi. PARSNEP. (Pastinum, a forked planting
7043 lucida Gou. shmmg-leaved ^ Q) un 1J jn.jl Y

7044 sativa L. cultivated

7045 opaca Bernh. opaque

7046 graveolens Bieb. heavy-scented
Malabailrt gravfeolens Hofm.

7047 pimpinellifolia Bieb. Burnet-leaved
Malabailo pimpinelloides Hofm.

7048 dissecta Ven. cut-leaved
§7049 Op6panax L. Opopanax

Ferula Op6panax Spr.
7050 nudicafilis Spr. naked-stmd ^g

Srayrnium nudicaule Ph.
7051/ceniculacea Spr. Fennel-like ^

JFerula/oeniculacea Nut.
§7052 rigida Spr. rigid ^

Sium rigidius L..

884. #ERACLE*£7M L. Cow PARSNEP.

7053 Sphondy" Hum L. Sphondylium

7054 flavescens W.

7055 ancustifolium L.

7056 elegans Jac.

7057 longifolium Jac.

7058 sibiricum L.

7059 Panaces L.

7060 austriacum L.

7061 alplnum L.

7062 pyrenaicum Cus.

7063 asperum Bieb.

7064 pubescens Bieb.

7065 vill6sum Fis.

7066 caucasicum Stcv.

7067 amplifblium Lap.

7068 gummiferum W. en. gum-bearing

7069 speci5sum Hofm. showy

7070 marginatum Fis.

7071 decipiens Fis.

7072 gigant^um Fis.

7073 lanktum MX.

7074 tomentosum Sm.

7075 subvillosum W.

1* Jnjl
4 jl
7 jl.au
2 jl.au

Q) un 2 jl.au Y

;tool ; resemblance.) Umbelliferce. 10. — 11.
S. Europe 1771. S s.l Jac. vin. 2. 199
England ch. pi. S s.l Eng. bot. 556
Europe 1800. S co
Tauria 1817. S co Hof. urn. 1. B. 6

Caucasus 1818. S co BUX.C. 3. 37

flavescent
narrow-leaved
elegant
long-leaved
Siberian

True Cow Parsley!
Austrian
alpine
Pyrenean
rough
pubescent
villous
Caucasian
large-leaved

0)

un

H

jnjl

W

Levant

1816.

S

CO

Ven. eels 78

A

m

6

jnjl

W

S. Europe 1640.

D

CO

Gou.il. 19. 13.14

A

un

ljjl.au

W

N. Amer. 1817.

D

CO

A

un

Ijj1.au

W

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

A

un

2

jl.au

W

Virginia

1774.

D

s.p

M.h.9.7. 1

(Heracles, Hercul
A ec 4 my.jn

!es;
W

sacred to him.) UmbelllfereE. 28.— 34.
Britain hed. D co Eng. bot. 939

A

un

4

jnjl

W

Austria

1789.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 173

A

uu

4

my.jn

W

Britain

w. pla.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 174

A

un

5

my.jn

W

Austria

1810.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 175

A

un

6

my.jn

W

Austria

1800.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 374

A

un

2

my.jn

o

Siberia

1768.

D

CO

Gm. si. 1. 50

A

un

3

jl.au

W

Siberia

1596.

D

CO

Lob. ic. 701

A

un

2

jnjl

W

Austria

1752.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 61

or

j 1

jn.jl

W

Switzerl.

1739.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 55

Q)

or

3"

jnjl

W

Pyrenees

1798.

S

CO

H. ber. 53

Q)

or

3

jl

W

Caucasus

1818.

S

CO

CD

or

4

jl

W

Caucasus

1823.

S

CO

or

4

jl

W

Siberia

1826.

s

CO

or

4

jn.jl

W

Caucasus

1818.

s

CO

Q) or
8m

6

4

jn.jl
jnjl

W
W

Pyrenees

1818.
1819.

s

s

CO
CO

Fl. pyr. 79
W.h.b.53,54

or
or

5
5

jnjl
jn.jl

W
W

Siberia
Siberia

1817.
1817.

s
s

CO
CO

or

5

n.l

W

Siberia

18-20.

s

CO

Q)

or

8

jnjl

W

Siberia

1820.

s

CO

A

or

4

jn.jl

\v

N. Amer.

1810.

s

CO

Q)

or

4

jn.jl

W

Greece

1820.

s

CO

FL gr. 281

Q)

or

6

jnjl

W

Siberia

1817.

s

CO

ORDER III.

PENTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

109

7076 bSsvicum Lam. Basvic

7077 laciniatum Fis. laciniated

7078 tauricum Fis. Taurian

7079 verruc6sum Stev. warted

7080 /igusticifolium Bieb. Lovage-leaved

*885. TORDY'LIUM L. HARTWORT. (Tornos, a lathe, illo, to turn ; seeds.

708 1 syriacum Biv.
§7082 officinale L.

7083 peregrinum L.
$7084 apulum Biv.

7085 maximum L.

7086 lusitanicum W. en.
47087 humile Desf.

7088 siifdlium Sco.

Syrian

officinal

foreign

Apulian

greatest

Lusitanian

humble

Sium-leaved

Siberia
Siberia
Tauria
Tauria
Tauria

CO

1818.
1819.
1820. S co
1820. S co
1816. S co

CO

Syria 1597.
England corn fi. S
Levant 1596. S co
Italy 1739. S co
England corn fi. S co
Spain 1818. S

Umbelllfera:. 8. — 9.

S co Jac. vin. 154
Eng. bot. 2440
Cam. h.37. 11
Jac. vin. 1. 53
Eng. bot. 1173

co

S. Europe 1823. S co Desf. at. 1. 58

Carniola 1816. S, co Scop. car. 194. 8

(Astron, a star; shape of flowers.) Umbelllferte. 6.

A pr 2 jn.jl Pk Caucasus 1804. D s.p Bot. mag. 1553

Alp. Eur. 1596. D p.l Ex. bot. 2. 76

Sicily 1820. D co Boc. sic. 5

Switzerl. 1686. D p.l Bot. cab. 93

Carniola 1812. D p.l Jac. au. 10

Caucasus 1818. D co

886. ASTRA'NTIAi. MASTERWORT.

7089 maxima B. M. greatest
Aelleborifolia Sal. heterophylla W.

7090 major L.

7091 paucifldra Bert.

7092 minor L.

7093 carniolica Jac.

7094 caucasica W.
intermedia Bieb.

887. ZOSl'MIA Hofm. ZOSIMIA. (A. N. and Z. Zosima, disting. editors of Greek classics.) Umbelliferce. t.

7095 obsinthifblia Hofm. Wormwood-lvd O w 2 jl.au W Persia 1816. S co Ven. ch. 22
tferaclett/w absmthifolium Ven.

888. fllTMM Hofm.
7096 taurica Hqftn.

RUMIA. (Rumia, the
Taurian

889. CANCHRYS L.

7097 Libanotis L.

7098 Moris&ni AIL

7099 seseloldes Bieb.

7100 athamantoldes Bieb. Athamanta-lk

7101 microcarpa Bieb. small-fruited

7102 odontalgica Pall. toothache

7103 cretica Lam.

7 104 taurica IV.

7105 alpina Bieb.

7106 alata Bieb.

CACHRYS.
Rosemary
Morison's
Seseli-like

Cretan
Taurian

alpine
wir

nged
iaserpitium /erulaceum L.

890. AG ASY'LLIS Spr. AGASYLLIS.

7107 caucasica Spr. Caucasian ^ Q) un 3 jl.ai
Cachrys latifblia Bieb. Siler caucasicum Spr.

891. #IPPOMA'RATHRUM Lk. HIPPOMARATHRUM. (

7108 siculum Lk. Sicilian ^ A cu 3 jl.ai

* A

cu

1 jl W Crimea

1819.

D

CO

(A Greek name of doubtful meaning.) Umbelliferce. 10. — 16.

3t A

un

3

jl.au

Y

Sicily

1570.

S

CO

Schk. han. 1. e

0

A A
& A

un
u n

,'fi-

Y
W

S.Europe 17 10.
Tauria 1820.

S
S

CO
CO

M. urn. a I
Hof. urn. 1. 4

1 A

un

i

jl

W

Caucasus

1818.

S

CO

& A

un

i

jl

W

Caucasus

1810.

S

CO

M. h. 9. 1. 3

^ A

un

14

jl.au

Y

Siberia

1819.

a

CO

Pal. reis. 3. ap.

9

& A

un

2

jl.au

W.Y

Greece

1823.

s

CO

An. mu. 11.2

& A

un

t|

jl.au

Y

Tauria

1816.

S

CO

^t A

u n

1

jl

W.Y

Tauria

1826.

s

CO

ae A

un

1

jn.jl

W

Levant

1752.

s

CO

To. it. 2. 121

(Gre

ekn

arm

5 Of th(

;gum i

unmoniac

plant.) Umbelllfera. 1.

horse, marathron, fennel.) Umbelliferte. 1.
Sicily 1640. D co Boc. sic. 18

CLASS V. ORDER 3.

PENTA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

892. nBU'RNUMi.
7109 Tmus L.

VIBURNUM.
Laurestine

(Weo, to tie ; pliability.) Caprifolue.
it or 5 mr.d W S. Europe 1596. L co

28.— 36.
Bot. mag. 38

2 hirtum

hairy

n

or

5

mr.d

W

S. Europe

...

L

CO

7110strictum

strict

m

or

4

mr.d

W

S. Europe

L

CO

2 virgatum

twiggy

it

or

4

mr.d

W

S. Europe

L

CO

7111 Jinoldes Mutis

Tin us-like

*

1 1 or

4

w

S. Amer.

1820.

C

p.l

7112 lucidum Mil.

shining-leaved

it

or

6

mr.d

w

Spain

1596.

I,

CO

Cl. h. 49

7 1 13 rugosum Pers.

rough-leaved

ft

Hor

4

w

Canaries

1796.

L

p.l

Bot. mag. 2082

7114 villbsum SIMS.

villous

£|

or

6

w

Jamaica

1824.

C

pi

7115 prunif61ium L.

Plum-leaved

flj

or

8

my.jn

w

N. Amer.

1731.

L

p.l

Den. br. 23

7116 odoratissimum Ker

sweetest-scent.

•

1 | or

8

f

w

China

1818.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 456

7117 squamatum MM.

scaly

flj

or

6

jl

w

N. Amer.

1822.

L

p.l

Den. br. 24

7118 jpyrifoliumiam.

Pear-leaved

•

or

6

my.jn

w

N. Amer.

L

p.l

Den. br. 22

7119Lentagoi.

Lcntago

3fe

or

8

jl

w

N. Amer.

1761.

L

p.l

Den br. 21

7120 nudum L.

naked

^

or

8

my.jn

Pa.Y

N. Amer.

1752.

L

p.l

Bot. mag. 2281

7121 dauricum Pall.

Daurian

•

or

2

jn.jl

W

Dahuria

1785.

L

p.l

Pal. ros. 1. 38

7122 obovatum Walt.

obovate-leavcd

sifc

or

2

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1812.

L

p.l

2 punicifblium

Punica-leaved

Sfe

or

2

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1812.

L

p.l

7123 cassinoldes L.

Cassine-like

it

or

3

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1761.

L

p.l

7124 laevigktum H. K.

smoothed

*

or

10

jl.au

w

N. Amer.

1724.

L

p.l

Mil. ic. 1. 83. 1

7125 nltidum H. K.

shining-leaved

B

or

2

my.jn

w

N. Amer.

1758.

L

p.l

712S dentatum L.

tooth-leaved

A

or

5

jn.jl

w

N. Amer.

1736.

L

p.l

Den. br. 25

7127 pubescens Ph.

pubescent

•

or

3

jn.jl

w

N. Amer.

1736.

L

p.l

7128 lantanoldes MX.

Lantana-like

^fe

or

fi

my.jn

w

N. Amer.

L

p.l

7129 Lantanai.

Wayfaring tree

.&

or

10

my.jn

w

Britain

he'd.

L

p.l

Eng. bot. 331

7130 tomentbsum Thun.

tomentose

I 1 or

6

w

Japan

...

C

p.l

7131 m611e MX.

soft

^1

or

6

jn.'jl

w

N. Amer.

1812.

L

p.l

7132 acerif61ium L.
7i330'pulusl,.

Maple-leaved
Guelder Rose

i

or
or

4

10

jn.jl
my.jn

w
w

N. Amer. 1736.
Britain moi.w.

I,
L

CO

p.l

Den. br. 118
Eng. bot 332

2 roseum R(

»se Snowball tree

B

or

H

my.jn

w

•••...

• ••

Jj

p.l

3 variegatum

variegated-/i>rf

^

or

10

my.jn

w

Britain

L

p.l

7134 orientale Pall.

oriental

•

or

10

jl

w

Caucasus

1827.

L

p.l

7135 Oxycoccos Ph.

Cranberry -like

3&

or

12

1

w

N. Amer.

...

L

p.l

7136 edulePA.

eatable-/rtt*ta/

m

or

12

jl

w

N. Amer. 1812.

L

I'.l

110

PENTANDIilA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS V.

893. SAMBITCUS L.

ELDER. (Sambuca, a musical instrument made of this tree.)

Caprifbli& 8. — 11.

7137 £'bulus L.

Dwarf

SL A or

g

jn.jl

W.pk

Britain wa. gr.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 475

7138 humilis Mil.

humble

& A or

2

jn.jl

W.B

...... ...

R

CO

7139 chinensis Lindl.

Chinese

^? A or

4

8.0

W

China 1823.

R

CO

7140 nigra L.

black

i ec

15

my.jl

W

Britain hed.

C

CO

Eng. bot. 476

2 variegata

variegated

Sfe or

10

mv.jl

W

Britain

C

CO

3 aurea
4 pulverutenta

golden-edged
powdered

3fe or
Sfe or

10
10

my.jl
my.jl

W
W

Britain
Britain

C
C

h.l

CO

5 monstrosa

monstrous

Sfe or

10

my.jl

W

Britain

C

CO

6 viridis

gteen-berried

Sfe or

10

my.jl

W

Britain ..

C

CO

7 albida

white-berried

>£ or

10

my.jl

W

Britain

C

CO

7141 laciniata Retz.

laciniated

* or

8

my.jl

W

«•

C

CO

Schm. ar. 144

7142 canadensis L.

Canadian

& or

6

jn.au

W

N. Amer. 1761.

C

8.1

Schm. ar. 142

7143 p&bens MX.

downy

& or

6

W

N. Amer. 1812.

C

S.I

7144 racemosa L.

racemose

3& or

12

my.jn

G.Y

S. Europe 1596.

C

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 59

2 purpurea

purple

& or

12

my.jn

p

S. Europe 1596.

C

CO

3 flavescens

flavescent

3fe or

12

my.jn

Y.G

S. Europe 1596.

C

CO

894. RHU'S Tou.

SUMACH.

(Rhuddt

red, Celt. ; fruit.) TereUntucece . 74. —88.

7145 C''»tinus L.

Wild Olive

S6 or

6

jn.jl

G.Y

S. Europe 1656.

L

CO

Jac. au. 3. 210

7146 3/etopium L.

Metopium

it CD or

4

W. Indies 1823.

C

p.l

Br.jam. 13.3

7147 Coriaria L.

Coriaria-/yo*

X ec

10

jl'"

G'.'Y

S. Europe 1596.

L

CO

Den. br. 136

7148 typhina L.

fever

$ ec

20

jl.au

G.Y

N. Amer. 1629.

S

CO

Den. br. 17, 18

2 frutescens

frutescent

•»-. or

6

jl

G.Y

s

CO

7149 javanica JF1
7150 semialata Mur.
7151 glabra L.

Java
half-winged
smooth

?3S

SI or

10
6

8

jl.s"

W

G.Y

Java 1799.
Macao 1780.
N. Amer. 1726.

s

L
L

p.l
p.

p.l

Den. br. 15
Mur. 6. 3
Di. el. 243. 314

7152 elegans W.

elegant

3fe or

10

1

R

N. Amer. 1726.

S

p.l

Den. br. 16

7153 viridifK>ra Poir.

green-flowered

¥ or

15

1

G.Y

N. Amer. ...

S

p.l

7154 pdmila Afar.
7155 schinoldes W.

dwarf poisonous^ p
Schinus-like * [ 1 or

1

10

jl

G.Y

N. Amer. 1806.
Brazil 1824.

s

C

p.l

7156 chinensis Mil.

Chinese.

it | j or

6

'..'.

!..

China 1800.

C

p.l

7157 pauciflkra i.

few-flowered

it | | or

4

,

C. G. H. ...

C

7158 alata Thun.

winged

it | | or

10

'.'.'.

C. G. H. 1824.

C

p'l

7159 copalllna Z,.

gum copal

Sfe ec

6

au.s

G'.Y

N. Amer. 1688.

s

Jac. sc. 3. 341

7160 trijuga Pair.

three-pair-/yrf

4

Brazil

C

pll

7161 obiujua Thun.

oblique

it f~~i or

4

"...

...

C. G. H. 1825.

C

7162 Commersunw Poir.

Commerson's

it 1 — 1 or

14

Brazil 1810.

C

p.l

7163 acuminata Dec.

acuminate

*l_jor

18

Nepal 1820.

C

p.l

7164 succedanea Z/.

succedaneous

it i i ec

10

jn

G!Y

China 17(58.

s

p.l

Kaem. 795

7165 vernix L.

varnish

X or

15

jl

G.Y

N. Amer. 1713.

L

CO

Den. br. 19

venenata Dec.

7166 Bucku-Amela Rox.

Bucku-Amela

it, (or

10

G.Y

Nepal 1823.

s

CO

7167/raxinifulia D. Don

Ash-leaved

20

Nepal 1820.

C

p.l

7163 obscura Zte6.

obscure

Sfe or

4

jl.s"

Iberia 1820.

L

p.l

7169 vernicifera Dec.
juglandifolia Wai.

varnish-bearing* | | or

10

G.Y

Nepal Ib23.

s

CO

7170 Toxicodendron L.

Poison-Oak

WK P

3

jn.jl

G.Y

N. Amer. 1640.

s

CO

7171 radicans Z,.

rooting

Nk p

3

jn.jl

G.Y

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

Bot. mag. 1806

2 volubilis

twining

Jl P

2

jn.jl

G.Y

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

Duh. no. 48

3 microcarpa

small-fruited

TTlK P

2

jn.jl

G.Y

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

Di. el. 375

7172 glaftca Desf.
7173 lineatifolia Or.

glaucous
lineated-leaved

» | | or
it | | or

2
2

jl

jl.s

G.Y

Crea

C. G. H. 1821.
Cuba 1818.

C

C

p.l

p.l

7174 Thunbergiana R. & S. Thunberg's

it | | or

4

C. G. H. ...

C

p.l

7175 ICicida L.

shining-leaved

it , | or

6

jl.au

W

C. G. H. 1697.

C

p.l

Com. h. 1. 93

7176 Cavanillesw Dec.

Cavanilles's

it i | or

8

jl.au

W

Mexico 1816.

C

Cav. ic. 2. 135

Ihcida Cav.

7177 Burm&nni Dec.
lucida H. K.

Burmann's

it | |or

6

jl.au

G.Y

C.G. H. 1897.

C

p.l

Bur. af. 91. 2

7178 nervosa Poir.

nervose

it | | or

6

...

...

C. G. H. 1800.

C

p.l

7179concinna Burc.

neat

it | | or

6

C. G. H. 1820.

C

7180 villosa L.

hairy

* 1 | or

6

jl '"

G!Y

C. G. H. 1714.

C

p.l

Pluk. al. 210. s

7181 pyroldes Burc.

Pear-like

it| |or

5

...

C. G. H. 1816.

C

p.l

7182 pube-scens L.

pubescent

it | | or

10

...

G.Y

C. G. H. 1800.

C

p.l

7183 atomaria Jac.

atomed

it | | or

(i

^^

C. G. H. 1800.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 343

7184 albida Schous.

Vfhite-leaved

it | | or

1

Mogadore 1816.

C

p.l

7185 exclsa Thun.

cut-leaved

it | | or

5

C. G. H. 1816.

C

p.l

7186 mucronata Thun.

mucronate

it | | or

4

'..'.

!!!

C. G. H. 1824.

C

7187 elliptica Thun.

elliptic

it ( j or

6

...

C. G. H. 1818.

C

p.l

7188 penduuna J«c.

pendulous

it , |or

3

G.Y

C. G. H. ...

L

7189 laevigata L.

polished-leaved

it | |or

6

G.Y

C. G. H. 1758.

C

p.l

'

elongata Jac.

7190 viminalis Vahl

green-twiggy

it L_] or

2

...

G.Y

C. G. H. 1774.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 344

7191 lancea L.

lance-leaved

it | | or

6

C. G. H. 1810.

C

p.l

7192 fragrans L.

sweet-scented

it , | or

5

C. G. H. 1824.

C

p.l

7193 rigida Mil.

rigid

it ! (or

3

C. G. H. 1700.

C

7194 ciliata Lich.

ciliated

it | | or

5

C. G. H. 1816.

C

T) 1

7195 tridactylis J?«rc.

three-fingered

it | | or

6

C. G. H. 1816.

C

p.l

7196 angustifolia L.

narrow-leaved

it) |or

6

'.'.'.

G"

C. G. H. 1714.

C

Pluk. al. 219. 6

7197 rosmarinifulia Vahl
7198 serraefolia Zfwrc.

Rosemary-lvd
saw-leaved

it | i or
it, |or

4

4

'..'.

G.Y

C. G. H. 1800.
C. G. H. 1816.

C
C

p.l

Bur. af 91. 1

7199 undulata Jac.

waved-leaved

C. G. H. 1816.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 346

theesans Hort.

7200 diolca Brou. dioecious it i I or
7201 Oxyacantha Schous. Hawthorn Sfe or
7202 oxyacantholdes Dum. Hawthorn-like Sfe or

5

6
6

•'.

G'.'Y

G.Y

Mogadore 1825.
Barbary 1823.
Barbary 1824.

C
C

C

p.]

p.l

7203 lobata Poir.

lobed-leaved

it | I or

6

Teneritte 1800.

C

p.l

7204 sinuata Thun.

sinuate-leaved

«i_Jor

3

M

C. G. H. 1820.

C

7205 cuneifolia Desf.
7206 tridentata L.

wedge-leaved
three-toothed

it ( (or

2
5

••

°;-y

C. G. H. 1816.
C. G. H. 1816.

C
C

p.l

s.p.l

7207 crenata Thun.

crenated

it i 1 or

2

C. G. H, ...

C

p.l

7208 micrantha Thun.

small-flowered

it i |or

4

.'..

C. G. H. 1818.

C

7209 dissecta Thun.

dissected

it; j or

3

"

C. G. H. 1820.

C

p.l

7210 tomentbsa L.

woolly./eaw'a'

* i | or

10

G.Y

C. G. H. 1691.

C

Com. h. 1. 92

7211 indsa Z,.

cut-leaved

it) |or

2

..

G.Y

C. G. H. 1789.

C

p.l

ORDER III.

PENTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

Ill

7212 dentata Thun.
spicata Thun.

7213 pentaphylla Desf.

7214 sizf phina Tineo

7215 aromatica H. K.

7216 suaveolens H. K.

7217 heterophylla Dec.

7218 digitata L.

895. CASSI^NE L.

toothed

spiked

five-leaved

Ziziphus-like

aromatic

*l_Jcu

tt i | or

it i | or

* , | or

3k or

sweet-smelling Sfe or

various-leaved * | | or

digitate it | | or

CASSI.VE.

3 ...

4 ...
4

8 my

6 my
6
10 ...

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

Barbary

1798.
1819.
1816.
1800.

Sicily

N. Amer. 1759.

N. Amer. ...

C. G. H. 1800. C
C. G. H. 1820. C

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

L p.l

L p.l

Desf. at. 1. 77
An. mu. 5. 30

p.l

7219 Mauroc£nia L. Mauroceni's Hotelier.

(Its name amongst the Indians of Florida.) Celdstr'irue. 7.

I | or

I | or

Cape PhUlyrea
Colpoon tree

^Ethiopian

barbarous 4t | j or

ta/l it | | or

opposite-leaved * i | or

7220 capensis L.

7221 Colpoon Thun.

7222 sethi6pica Thun.

7223 barbara L.

7224 excel sa Rox.

7225 oppositifolia Mil.

896. SPATHEvLIAi. SPATHELIA.

7226 simplex L. simple

897. STAPHYLE^A L. BLADDER-NUT.

7227 pinnata L. pmnate-leaved

7228 trifolia L. three-leaved 3fc

7229 occidentalis Sun. western f_ \~~

898. STACKHOU'S^ R. Br. STACKHOUSIA.

5

1 jl.au
6 ...

2 jl.au
2 jl.au

18 ...
5

C. G. H. 1690. C s.p.l Di. el. 121.147

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

Nepal

1629. C s.p.l Bur. af. 85
1791. C s.p.l Bur. af. 86

1818.

s.p.l
C s.p.l
C s.p.l
C s.p.l

7230 linariif&lia Cun.

Flax-leaved it \ | or 2

(Spathe, a palm tree ; similarity.) Terebinthacece. 1. — 2.

CD tm 40 ... R Jamaica 1778. S s.p Bot. reg. 670

, a bunch ; disposition of fructification.) Celdstrmce. 3. — 5

6 ap.jn W England hed. L co Eng. bot. 1560

or 6 my.jn W N. Amer. 1640. L co Schm. ar. 80

or 30 ... W Jamaica 1824. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 220. 1

(M. Stackhouse, a British botanist.) Stackhoiisice. 1. — 2.

N. Holl. 182.3. C s.l.p

899. TA'MARIX L.
7231 gallica L.
7232 articulata Vahl
7233 dioica Rox.

TAMARISK. (Tamarisci, a
French & or
jointed J 1 1 or
dioecious * C~] or

people of the Pyrenees ; habitat.) Tamarasdnece. 6. — 18.
12 my.o F England so. co. C s.l Eng. bot. 1318
30 ... Pk E. Indies ... C l.p Van. sy. 2. 32
6 R Indies 1823. C u.l

7234 indica W.

Indian

m

|~"1 or

6

F

E. Indies

C

l.p

7235 germanica L.

German

m

or

8 jn.s

Pk

Germany

1582.

C

m.s

Mil. ic. 262. 2

7236 davdrica L.

Dahurian

m

or

6 ...

Pk

Dahuria

1818.

C

l.p

900. TURNED L.

TI;R\ERA.

(W. Turner, M.D., died 1568.)

Turneriacece. 1 1. — 24.

7237 wlmifolia L.

Elm-leaved

tt.

§or

3 jn.s

Y

Jamaica

1733.

C

Pi

H. cl. 10

2 angusti folia B. M.

narrow-leaved

«.

or

3 ap.s

Pa.Y

Jamaica

1733.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 281

7238 Regans Otto

elegant

«.

or

3 ...

Pa.Y

Brazil

1821.

C

s.p

7239 cuneiformis J.

wedge-form

OL

§or

1 jn.jl

Y

S. Amer.

1821.

8

s.p

7240 tooniflura Sims

Trionum-flwd

£

or

2 year

Pa.Y

Brazil

1812.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2106

7241 brasiliensis W.

Brazilian

n.

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Brazil

1810.

S

s.p

7242 Pumilea L.

Dwarf

rm or

i Jl

Y

Jamaica

1796.

S

S.I

SI. jam. 1.127.6

7243 cistoldes L.

Cistus-like

Q or

iJn.o

Y

America

1774.

S

S.I

PI. ic. 150. 1

7244 rupestris Aub.

rock

*L

L~l or

2*jn.s

Y

Guiana

1824.

S

s.p

Aub. gui.1.113.1

7245 guianensis Aub.

Guiana

fTTl or

1 jn.jl

Y

Guiana

1823.

S

s.p

Aub. gui. 1. 114

7246 hirta W.

hairy

EH or

1 jn.jl

Y

Brazil

1818.

S

s p

7247 racembsa Jac.

racemose

O....*

O or

2 jl.au

Y

Siberia ?

1789.

S

S.1

Jac. vin. 3. 94

Piriqueta racemosa Swt.

901. DRY'PSISi.
7248 spinosa L.

902.

7249 media L.

7250 Segetalis L.

7251 wzolluginea Lag.

7252 pub£scens Lk.

7253 mucronata L.

DRYPSIS.

prickly

CHICKWEED.
mediate
Sword-grass
Mollugo-like
pubescent
mucronate

(Drypto, to tear ; armed leaves.) Caryoph^lle<s. 1.

pr f jn.jl Pa.B Italy 1775. S s.l Bot. mag. 2216

y a shady place; habitation.) CaryophyUece. 5. — 6.

1 jl.s
1 jl.s
jl.s

O cu
O cu
O cu
O cu 1" jn.jl

W Britain fields. S co Eng. bot 537

W France 1805. S co

W Spain 1816. S co

W 1810. S co

W S. Europe 1777. S co Fl. gr. 293

*903. DRYMA^RIA W. DR\MARIA.
7254 cordata W. cordate

Holosteum cordatum L.

(Drymos, a forest ; habitation.) Caryopkyllete. 1. — 5.

(23 pr i jn.au W Jamaica 1800. D co Lam. il. 51. 2

904. TELVPH1UM L. ORPINE. (Sup. to heal old ulcers, like that of Telephus.'} Portulaccx. 1.— 2.

7255 Imperat* L. . Imperato's Uk^w | jn.au W S.Europe 1658. D s.l Lam. il. 213

905. CORRIGrOLA L. STRAPWORT. (Dimin. of corrigia, a leather thong.)

7256 littoralis L. shore -* O pr 5 jl.au W England so. co. S

O pr '

7257 capensis Thun.

Cape

7258 telephiifolia Pou. Orpine-leaved -*

jl.au W C. G. H. 1819.

ijl.au W S. Europe 1822. S s

Portulaceae. 3.
5 Eng. bot. 668
S co

*906. PHARNATEf/MW. PHARNACEUM. (Pharnaces, king of Pontus, first used it.) Caryophy'lle<e.ll.—23.

7259 tellidifulium Pair.
JV/ollugo Jellidifolia Dec.

7260 cordif51ium L.

7261 dich6tomum Thun.

7262 glomeratum Thun.

7263 Cerviana L.

7264 sperguloldes Pair.

7265 Imeare Thun.

7266 umbellatum Forsk.

7267 3/bllugo L.
.Mollugo Spe'rgula L.

7268 incanum L. hoary

7269 pruinbsum Haw. frosty

Daisy-leaved
*}&/*

fTTI cu

i jl.au W

jec.
heart-leaved
forked
glomerated
Cerviana
Spergula-like

rucu

iQI cu
iQI cu
Scu
cu

|jn.au W
i jl W

ijn.au W
1 jn W
ijn.au

linear-leaved

1L | | CU

| my.jn W

umbel lated

iQI pr

i jn.au Br

Mollugo

tt 1 I CU

i jl.au W

W. Indies 1823. S s.l PI. am. 21. 1

C. G. II.

1823.

S

S.1

Jac.i

sc.349

C. G. H.

1783.

S

S.1

C. G. H.

1817.

S

s.p

Pluk

. m. 331. 4

Russia

1771.

s

CO

Gm.

si. 3. 20. 2

E. Indies 1819. S

C. G. H. 1795. S

1820. S

hdies 1752. S

E. Indi

If

«-L_Jpr

1 my.o
ijn.au

W C. G. H.
... C. G. H.

1782. S s.l
1817. S s.l

Lam. il. 214. 2
Bot. rep. 326

Bur. in. 5. 4
Bot. mag. 1883

907. PORTULACAXRIA Jac. PURSLANE TREE. (A Porte/aca-1 ike plant.) Portulhcece. \.

7270 afra Jac. African «L t_J cu 3 ... P Africa 1732. C r.m Jac. c. 1. 22

908. BASE'LLA L.
7271 rubra L.

MALABAR NIGHTSHADE.
red /L OS cul

8

(Its Malabar name.)
jl.s Pk E. Indies

Chenopbdea?. 8. — 10.
1731. S r.m

7272 nigra Lou.

black

fi_ Ol cul

3

jl.s

W

China

1822.

S

r.m

7273 alba L.

white

fl_ OJ cul

8

jl.n

W

E. Indies

1688.

S

r.m

Pluk. aL 63.1

7274 lucida L.
7275 cordifblia Lam.

shining
heart-leaved

fl_ Ol cul
fl_OJ cul

6
6

jl.n
jl.n

W
Pa.P

E. Indies
E. Indies

1802.
1802.

8

S

r.m
r.m

7276 rambsa Jac.

branchy

6

jl.n

S

r.m

112

PENTANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

CLASS V.

S. Amer. 1824. S r.m
Mexico J824. S r.m

7277 tuberosa H. % B. tuberous & GS or 6 jl.n

7278 marginata H. 8f B. margined J_ O] cu 4 jn.au

909. PORANTHEVRA Rud. PORANTHERA. (Poros, a pore, anthera, an anther.) 1.

7279 ericifblia Rud. Heath-leaved tt. |_J cu Jjn.au W N. Holl. 1824. C s.l Lin. tr. 10. 22. 2

CLASS V. ORDER 4.
PENTA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

910. PARNA'SSIA L. GRASS OF PARNASSUS. (Mt. Parnassus ; elegance, and sup. hab.) Droserticece : 4. — 7.

7280 palustris L. marsh ^ A pr £ jl.au W Britain bogs. 1) bog Eng. hot. 82

7281 parvifl&ra Dec. small-flowered ^ A pr I my.jl W N. Amer. 1820. D bog

7282 caroliniana MX. Carolina ^ A pr i my.jn W N. Amer. 1802. D bog Bot. mag. 1459

7283 asarif61ia yen. Asarum-leaved ^ A I" ljl.au W N. Amer. 1812. D bog Yen. mal. 39

CLASS V. ORDER 5.
PENTA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

f CD or ...

911. ARA^LIA L. ARALIA.

7284 spinosa L. thorny

7285 hispida MX. bristly
7286MuhlenbergianaR.&S. Muhlenberg's^ A or

hispida Mhl.

7287 racembsa L. racemose

7288 nudicaulis L. naked-stalked

7289 fragrans G. Don sweet-scented
Panax fragrans Rox.

7290 aculeata G. Don prickly
tfedera aculeata Ham.

7291 umbraculifera Rox.

7292 pentaph^lla Thun.

7293 ferruginea H.&B.

7294 digitata Rox.

7295 micans H. % B.

7296 pub£scens Dec.

7297 arborea L.
tfedera arbbrea Sum.

7298 capitata Swz.
J/edera capitata Swz.

7299 cochleata Lam.

912. SCIODAPHY'LLUM Br. SCIODAPHTLLUM.

7300 Br6wnw Spr. Brown's f D or 20
Aralia Sciodaphyllum Swz.

7301 digitatum G. Don finger-leaved
Actinophyllum digitatum Wai.

7302 pedicellatum Poir. pedicellate

7303 c6nicum Poir. conical
Actinophyllum conicum R. 8$ P.

7304 acuminatum Poir. acuminate

7305 pentandrum Poir. pentandrous

7306 anomalum G. Don anomalous
Carolines insignis Hort.

i, annoyance; spines to travellers.)
or 8 W Virginia 1688.

Araliacea;. 16. — 34.
R p.l Den. br. 116

or

8

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1799.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 1085

A

or

2

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

...

B

s.p

A

or

4

jn.s

W

N. Amer.

1658.

D

s.p

M. h. 1. 2. 9

or

4

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1731.

D

s.p

Pluk. al. 238. 5

1 1

or

...

\v

Nepal

1818.

C

S.1

W Nepal

C s.P

shady

! 1 1 or

40

... W

E. Indies 1818.

C

si

five-leaved
rusty

Hor
or

20
40

... W
W

Japan 1810.
Trinidad 1826.

C

C

s.l

S.1

digitate

1 1 1 or

30

... W

E. Indies 1817.

C

s.l

glittering ]

' 1 1 or

40

... ...

Trinidad 182H.

C

s.p

pubescent i

» I I or

6

W

W. Indies 1818.

C

s.p

H. mon. 45

tree i 1 1 or

15

... G

Jamaica 1820.

C

r.m

Jac. sc. 51

capitate il 1 1 or

12

... G

W.Indies ...

C

r.m

Bot. cab. 946

shett-leaved HI — lor

10

... W

E. Indies 1820.

C

s.p

Ru. am. 4. 31

(Skiodes, shady, phyllon, leaf.) Araliacece. 7. — 8.
W Jamaica 1793. C s.p Br. jam. 19. 1

10 ...

E. Indies 1820. C

ta

or 10
or 10

[ lor

10
18
or 2C

P Peru
Pa.R Peru

Y Peru

Pa.R Peru 1820.

W.G Trinidad 1817.

C s.l
C s.l

C si

Fl. per. 308
Fl. per. 309

Fl. per. 310
Fl. per 311

913. LARONCHE^ Dec, LAROCHEA. (Ml De la Roche, £ botan'nal author.)

Crassulhcea*. 2.

7307 falcata Dec.

sickle-leaved Ht |..l or

3 jn.s

R

C. G. H.

J795.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 2035

Crassula falcata L.

7308 perfoliata Haw.

perfoliate » i | or

4 jl.au

S

C. G. H.

1700.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 13

2 alba Haw.

white-Jlowering » i | or

4 jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

8.1

914. KALOSA'NTHES Haw. KALOSANTHES.

(Kalos, beautiful, anthos, a

flower.)

CrassulacetE. 9.

7309 coccinea Haw.

scarlet tt i 1 or

1 jn.au

s

C. G. H.

1710.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 495

Crassula coccinea .

L.

2 flore albo Brad.

white-flowering tt. \ | or ;

1 jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1811.

C

s.l

Brad. sue. 50

7310 mfedia Haw.

mediate tt | | or

1 jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.l

7311 versicolor Haw.

changeable tt. | | or

2 mr.s

R

C. G. H.

1817.

C

s.l

Bot. reg. 320

7312 bicolor Haw.

two-colored tt. | | or

1 jn.jl

Y.s

C. G. H.

1800.

C

U

7313 odoratissima Haw.

sweetest-scentedtt | | or

1 jn-jt

Pk

C. G. H.

1793.

C

si

Bot. rep. 26

7314 flava H<iw.

yellow tt. | (or

1 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1802.

C

s.l

Pluk. aL 314. 2

7315 cymosa Haw.

cymose tt. | | or

|au

R

C G. H.

1800.

C

s.l

7316 biconvexa Haw.

double-convex tt i \ or

i ji

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.l

7317 Jasminea Haw.

Jasmine-like tt | ) or

f ap.my

w"

C. G. H.

1815.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 2078

915. CRA'SSULA L.

CRASSULA. (Dim. ofcrassus, thick ; fleshy leaves and s

items.)

CrassulacecB. 52. — 83.

7318 ramosa H. K.

branchy tt. i 1 or

2 jl.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.l

7319 tetrag^na L.

four-angled JB i 1 or

2 au

W

C. G. H.

1711.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 19

7320 acutifulia Lam.

acute-leaved tt | | or

Js.n

W

Greece ?

1795.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 2

7321 biplanata Haw.

biplanate tt i 1 or

Is

w

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.l

7322 rotundifuliatfaw.

round-leaved tt | | or

1 au.s

w

C. G. H.

8820.

C

si

7323 bullulata Haw.

small-studded tt i 1 or

1 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.l

Mart. cen. ic.

7324 scabrella Haw.

small-scabrous tt | | or

i

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.l

7325-filicafilis Haw.

thread-stmd tt \ | or

% au.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.l

7326 revolvens Haw.

revolving tt. | ) or

1 au.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.l

7327 arbor^scens W.

arborescent tt. | | or

3 my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1739.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 384

7328 obttqua H. K.

oblique-leaved H i 1 or

4 ap.my

R

C. G. H.

1759.

C

s.l

Dec. ic. 79

7329 lactea H. K.

milk-colored tt. \ | or

f s.o

W

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 1771

7330 albiflbra Dec.

white-flowered tt. \ 1 or

J jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

S.1

Bot. mag. 23P1

ORDER V.

PENTANDR1A PENTAGYNIA.

US

7331 ciliata Z.

ciliated

tt. | | or

4 Jl-au

Y

C. G. H.

1732.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 7

2 mtdia Haw.

mediate

tt. i | or

4 jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.l

3 minor Haw.

smaller

tt. ( | or

ljl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.l

7332 dejecta Jac.

dejected

tt i | or

1 jl.au

W

C. G. H.

J820.

C

s.l

Jac. sc. 433

7333 concinna Haw.

neat

tt. i | or

4 ...

M

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.l

7334 lingulajfolia Haw.

latchet-leaved

tt. i | or

4 ...

• *.

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.l

7335 obthsa Haw.

obtuse

tt. i | or

1 ...

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.l

7336 bibracteata flow.

two-bracted

tt i | or

\ au.s

W*

C. G. H.

1823.

c

s.l

2 major Haw.

larger

tt i | or

4 au.s

W

C. G. H.

1823.

c

s.l

7337 squamulosa /fatu.

squamulose

tt i | or

i jl au

W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

s.l

7338 coccinella Haw.

small scarlet

tt i 1 or

4 Jl

s

C. G. H.

1823.

c

s.l

7339 /eleph^cfc-A- Haw.
7340 sc^bra Z.

Telephium-likett i | or
rough-leaved tt. i | or

1 Jl
4 Jn.jl

Pa.B
P.Y

1 C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1818.
1730.

c
c

s.l

Di. el. 99. 117

7341 biconvexa Haw.

double-convex

tt | | or

4au

W

C. G. H.

1800.

c

sil

7342 ramuliflora ZA-.

branchlet-flwd

tt | | or

1 jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1822.

c:

s.l

7343 corymbulosa Lk.

corymbulose

tt | j or

1 jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1822.

c

s.l

7344 columnaris Z.

columnar

tt | (or

4 ...

W

C. G. H.

1789.

c

s.l

Bur. af. 9

7345 imbricata //. J£

imbricated

tt ( | or

1 jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1760.

c

s.l

7346 mcoides Haw.

Heath-like

tt. L-J or

4 s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

7347 rosularis Haw.

small-rosy

j£ iAJ or

4J1

W

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

7348 perfilata Sco.

threaded

tt | |or

Is

Pk

C. G. H.

1785.

c

s.l

Scop. d. 3. 6

7349 punctata Z.

dotted

tt| |or

1 ap.au

W

C. G. H.

1759.

c

s.l

7350 marginalis Zf. K.

marginal

tt i j or

2 jl.au

P.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

7351 pellucida Z.

pellucid

tt i | or

1 jn.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1732

c

s.l

Di. el. 100. 119

7352 spathulata W.

spathulated

a., |or

4 Jl-s

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 49

7353 cordata Zf. K.

heart-leaved

u. i |or

4 my.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 539

7354 Cotylulonis Z.

Cotyledon-lvd

H -Al or

1 ...

W

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.l

7355 orbicularis Z.

orbicular

4J1.S

Pk

C. G. H.

1731.

c

s.l

7356 retrotfexa Z.

bent-back

iQIpr

i jn

Y

C. G. H.

1788.

s

s.l

7357 lineolata H. K.

small-lined

£ H)l pr

i jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Bot. mag. 1765

7358 centaunrtdes H. K.

Centaury-like

£ i.n?l Pr

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Her. lug. 553

7359 glomerata Z.
7360 Magnulw Dec.

glomerated
Magnol's

Opr
O or

4 au.o
4 Jn.jl

W
W

C. G. H. 1774.
S. Europe 1800.

s

s

s.l
s.L

7361 subulata Z.

subulate

Opr

4 jn.jl

...

C. G. H.

1800.

s

s.l

Her. lug. 552

7362 pulchflla Z7. K.

pretty

iQI or

4 my

R

C. G. H.

1810.

s

s.l

7363 glabra Haw.

smooth cluster

iQI pr

4Jn.o

W

C. G. H.

1774.

s

si

glomerata /3 Zf. AT.

7364 rubens Z.

annual red

O pr

4 my.jn

Pk

Italy

1759.

s

s.l

7365 verticillaris Z.

v/hor\-flowered

Opr

* jl

Pk

S. Europe

1788.

s

s.l

7366 expansa H. K.

expanded

iQI pr

4 njl

W

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

7367 sparsa Z7. K.

scattered-/yd

tf O)l ur

4 n.jl

W

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

7368 diffusa Zf. #.

diffuse

iQI pr

i njl

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

7369 moschata Forst.

musky

Opr

i
t my.n

W

N. S. W.

1794.

s

S.1

*916. TURGCTSIA Haw. TURGOSIA. (Err. for Pyrgosia : pyrgos, tower ; clusters of flowers.) CrassulUcea. 7.

7370 lingua?ft>lia Haw. tongue-leaved jg iAI or
Crassula lingusefolia Haw.

7371 toment6sa W.

7372 pertusa Haw.

7373 turrita Haw.
2 rosea Haw.

7374 obovata Haw.

7375 aloides Haw.

7376 capitella Haw.

917. GLOBITLEA Haw. GLOBULEA.

7377 cultrata Haw. sharp-leaved
Crassula cultrata Z.

7378 atropurpurca Haw.

7379 rad\cans Haw.

7380 lingua Haw.

7381 lingula Haw.

7382 capitata Haw.

7383 obvallata Haw.

7384 canescens Haw.

7385 paniculata Haw.

7386 impressa Haw.
2 minor Haw.

7387 sulcata Haw.

7388 nudicaulis Haiv.
7399 hispida Haw.

1 a'u W C. G. H. 1803. C s.l'

ap.my W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C s.l

C s.l Com. pr. 2

(Globulus, a globule ; stems.)
l_J or 1 jl.au W C. G. H.

1790.
1818.
1818.
1818.
1818.
1774.
1774.

-- Crassulaceee. 16. — 29.
1732. C s.l Bot. mag. 19K)

S s.l Dec. pi. 55

dark-purple tt i | or

upright-rooting tt | | or

tongue tt | | or

little-tongue tt ( | or

capitate t iAI or

guarded-leaved tt | | or

canescent I? iAJ or
paniculate tf iAI or
impressed j£ ;AI or
smaller ^ i Al or
sulcate tf iAI or
naked-stemmed £ i Al or
hispid flat-lvd tt i | or

7390 mesembryanthoides Haw. Mesem.-lktt i | or

2 altior Haw. taller tt. | | or

7391 mollis Haw. soft tt i | or

7392 subincana Haw. hoaryish tt. | | or

2 erecta Haw. erect tt \ (or

iau
1 jn.o

4Jn.jl
4 jnjj

4 jl.au
4JLau

4 Jn.jl
^ au.s

£ au.s
ijn.s

4 my.s

,'"

au.s
au.s
au
au

W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

G"

W
W
W
W
W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1823.
1823.
1823.
1819.
1795.
1800.
1823.
1820.
1820.
1818.
1732.
1823.
1820.
1820.
1774.
1823.
1823.

C 8.1

C 8.1

C s.l

C 8.1

C 8.1

C s.1

C s.l

C s.1

C s.1

C 8.1

C s.1

C 8.1

C 8.1

C s.1

C 8.1

C s.1

C s.1

C s.l

Dec. pi. 61

Dec. pi. 133

(Kurtos, curved, gyne, a style.)

*918. CURTO'GYNE Jfatu. CURTOGYNE.

7393 undata Haw. waved tt. | | or 4 au

Crassula undata Haw.

7394 undulata Haw. small-waved tt. i_J or 4 au

919. VAUA'NTHES Haw. VAUANTHES. (Vau, the letter V, anthos, a flower.) Crassulacea?. 1.

7395 chloraflora Haw. Chlora-flowered £U or 4 jl Y C. G. H. 1774. S s.1 Dec. pi. 67
Crassula dichotoma Z.

G. H. 1818. C s.1
W C.G.H. 1797. C s.1

920. GISENKZ4 L.

7396 pharnaceoldes L.

921. ZrNUM.BauA.

7397 gallicum Z.

7398 aureum W. Sf K.

7399 luteolum Bleb.

7400 nodiflbrum Z.

7401 strictum Z.
74 2 rigidum Ph.
7403 virginianum Z.

(Lim, a inreau, i
O or 1 jl.au
O or 4 jn.jl
O or 1 jn.jl

GISRKIA. (P. D. Giseke, a Danish botanist.) Phytolacece. 1.
Pharnaceum-like S3 cu 1 jn Pa.G E. Indies 1783. Rox. cor. 2. 183

FLAX.
French
golden
yellowish
knotted-flwd
strict

stiff-leaved
Virginian

(Llin, a thread, Celt.)

Y

Y

^ A

_^ 0> or

O or

^ Q) or

my,,

France

Hungary

Tauria 1820. S

Italy 1759. D s.l

S. Europe 1759. S p.l

'ea. 43.— 61.
S co Ger. gal. 15. 1
S p.l W.&K.2. 177
p.l Bux. c 5. 59
M. h. 5. fi. 11

Pa.Y Missouri 1807.
Y N. Amer. 1807

114

PENTANDRIA PENTAGYN1A.

CLASS V.

7404dahuricumfl.4S.

Dahurian

^ A or

1 Jn.jl

Y

Dahuria 1816.

D

p.l

7405 maritimum L.

sea

^ A or

2 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1596.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 2. 154

7406 arbureum L.

tree

n. i lor

2 my.au

Y

Candia 1788.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 234

7407 campanulatum L.
7408 tauricum W. en.

campanulated
Taurian

^ A or
tt. or

? jn.au

Y
Y

Europe 1795.
T.iuria 1818.

D
C

p.l

7409 capitatum R. Sf S.

capitate

:k A or

1 jn'.jl

Y

Austria 1816.

D

p.l

7410 flavum /,.

yellow

^ A or

5Jn.au

Y

Austria 179:3.

D

Bot. mag. 312

7411 trigvnum Rox.
7412 africanum L.

three-styled
African

a. i | or

tJL ; J or

2 ja.o
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

E. Indies 1799.
C. G. H. 1771.

C
C

p'.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 1100
Hot. mag. 403

7413 quadrifolium L.

four- leaved

"-I [or

2 my.jn

Y

C. G. H. 1787.

C

Bot. mag. 431

7414 vicosum L.

clammy

^ A or

2 jn.au

P

S. Europe 1818.

D

CO

7415 Aypericifolium Sal. S

it.John's-wt.-lvd

^ A or

11 jn.il

P

Caucasus 1807.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1048

7416 hirstitum L.

hairy

^j A or

Ujl.au

B

Austria 1759.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 31

7417 ascyrifolium B. M.
7418 nervosum W. $ K.

Ascyrum-lvd
fibrous

^ A or
^ A °r

1 jl.au
1| jn.jl

W
B

Portugal 1800.
Hungary 1822.

I)
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 108
W. & K. 105

7419 narbonense L.

Narbonne

£ _AJ or

2 my.jl

B

S. France 1759.

D

CO

7420 usitatissimum L.

most used

0 ag

14 jnjl

B

Britain co. fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 13^7

7421 marginatum PozV.

tu/Mfc-margined ^ A or lg jn.jl

B

1810.

S

CO

angustifolium W. en.

7422 reflexum /f. K.

refiex-leaved

^ A °r

1* jl

B

S. Europe 1777.

D

CO

7423 squamulosum ScAr.

squamulose

4fc A or

li jl.au

B

Tauria 1819.

D

CO

austriacum Bieb.

7424 diffusum Schult.

diffuse

^t A or

1 jn.jl

B

1823.

3

p.l

7425 Lewis« P.

Lewis's

& A or

3 jn. 1

B

N. Amer. 1820.

S

p.l

7426 angustifblium Jfac?.

narrow-leaved

^ A °r

1 1

P

England sa. pa.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 381

7427 sibiricum Dec.

Siberian

^t A or

2 jnjl

B

Siberia 1775.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1086

austriacum B. M. nol

; L. perenne L.

7428 anglicum Mil.

English

^ A °r

2 jn.jl

B

England ch. pi.

S

p.l

Eng. bot. 40

perenne E. B.

7429 austriacum L.

Austrian

tA or

1 jn.jl

B

Austria 1775.

D

CO

Jac. au. 418

7430 montanum Schl.

mountain

A or

1 n. 1

B

Switzerl. 1817.

S

p.l

Scop. <;ar. 11

7431 bicolor Schom.

two-colored

O or

H jn.jl

Y.B

Morocco 1820.

S

CO

tenuifolium 8 bicolor

Pers.

7432 alplnum L.

alpine

^ A or

J jl.au

B

Austria 1739.

S

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 17

7433 decumbens Desf.

decumbent

^ A °r

R

N, Africa 1817.

S

CO

Desf. at. 1. 79

angustif61ium /§ decu

mbens Pers.

7434 grandiflbrum Desf.

large-flowering

^ A or

1 jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

Desf. at. 1. 78

7435 tenuif.Mium i.

slender-leaved

*k A or

12 jn.jl

Pk

Europe 1759.

S

CO

Jac. au. 3. 215

7436 salsololdes Lam.

Salsola-like

tt. or

1 jn. 1

Pk

S. Europe 1810.

c

p.l

Bar. ic. 795 ?

7437 suflfruticosum L.

suffruticose

tt. \ | or

1 au

Pk

Spain 1759.

c

p.l

Cav. ic. 2. 108

7438 catharticum L.

purging

0 w

5 jn.au

W

Britain dr. pa. S

Eng. bot. 382

922. DRO'SERA L.

SUNDEW.

(Drosos, dew; dew-like glands on leaves.)

J)roscr«cece. 4. — 32.

7439 pauciflora .Baw/ts

few-flowered

— iAI pr

5 jl.au

W

C. G. H. 1823.

S

bog

7440 acaiilis Thun.

stemless

•*• i Al pr

5 jn.au

\V

C. G. H. 1823.

S

bog

7441 rotundifolia L.

round-leaved

£ A pr

i jl.au

W

Britain tur. bo. S

bog

Eng. bot. 8t77

7442 americana W.

American

=== A pf

5 jn.au

w

N. Amer. 1810.

S

bog

7443 Iongif61ia L.

long-leaved

* A pr

i jl.au

W.R

Britain tur. bo. S

bog Eng. bot. 868

intermedia Desv.

7444 anglica Hud.

English

* A Pr

UUu

\V.R

England tur.bo.

S

bog

Eng. bot. 869

7445 linearis Go*.

\\near-leaved

~ A pr

P

N. Amer. 1818.

S

bog

7446 filitormis Rafi.

filiform

== A pr

5 my.jn

P

N.Jersey 1811.

S

bog

7447 binata £a&.

binate-leaved

& iAI pr

§ jn.au

w

N. Holl. ISL'l.

S

bog

Lab. n. h. 1. 1C,

923. BY^BLIS Sal.

BYBLIS.

(Bi/blis

, the daughter of Miletus.)

DroscrHcets. 1.

7448 Jiniflyra Sal.

Flax-flowered

*= tA) pr

5 my.jn

B

N. Holl. 1800.

S

bog

Par. Ion. 95

924. SIBBA'LD/^ L. SIBBALDIA. (Sir Robert Sibbald,?rot. of phys., Edin.) Rosucctc. 4. — '/.
7449 procumbens L. procumbent !U. A cu i jn.au Y Britain sc. al. 1) s.l Eng. bot. 897

2 helvetica G. Dow Swiss JL. A cu ijn.au Y Switzerl. 1819. D s.l

3 americana G. Don American !U A cu £ jn.au Y N. Amer. 1820.

small-flowered A cu £ jn.au Y Cappadocia ...

7450 parviflora W.

7451 ertcta W.

7452 polygynia W.

upright
polygynous

& A cu
3L A cu

1 jn.au
I jn.au

Pk
Y.G

Siberia
Siberia

D s.l

D s.l W.n.ber. 1799,5.4

1806. D s.l Am. rut. 112. 15
1824. D s.l

925. ALDROVA'ND^ L. ALDROVANDA. (Ulysses Aldrovandus, an Ital. naturalist.) Droserucea;. 1.

7453 vesiculosa L. vesiculose * A cu £ jn.au W Italy 1823. D s.p Ac. bon. 2. 12

926. COMMERSCTN7/1 "W. COMMERSONIA. (M. Commerson, Fr. traveller and bot.) Byitneriuceco. 2.— 3.

7454 platyphylla B. M. broad-leaved * C] or 3 jnjl W Moluccas 1806. C l.p Bot. mag. 519

7455 echinata Forst. echinated * O or Moluccas 1820. C p.l Ru. am. 3. 119

927. RULI'NG/^ R. Br. RULINGIA. (J. P. Ruling, author of Essay on Nat. Ord.) BijttnerMcece. 4.

7456 pannusa B. Br. ragged-leaved tt i_J or £ my W N. Holl. 1819. C l.p Bot. mag. 2191

7457 corylifulia A/a. C. Hazel-leaved * i | or 3 ... W N. Holl. 1824. C l.p

7458 hermannw/o#a Swt. Hermannia-lvd« i_J or 2 ... W N. Holl. 1819. C s.l

7459 cistifolia Cun. Cistus-leaved * t_J or 2 ... W N. Holl. 1824. C l.p

928. ARMENIA W. en. THRIFT.

(Armeria, sweetwilliam, Lat.} Plumbasineee. 19. — 20.

7460 vulgkris IV. en.

common j£

A

or

I jn.au

R

Europe

D

CO

Schk. han. 87

7461 maritima W. en.

sea-side £

A

or

i my.jl

R

Britain sea co.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 226

Statice Armferia L.

7462 alpma W. en.

alpine £

A

or

J my.au

P

Carinthia ...

D

s.t

7463 arenaria Pers.

sand £

A

or

| my.au

Pk

France

D

s.l

7464 littoralis W. en.

shore £

A

or

1 my.au

Pk

S. Europe ...

D

s.l

7465 dianthoides Horn.

Pink-like £

A

or

1 my.jn

Pk

Europe 1810.

D

s.l

Sw.fl.gar. ic. in.

7466 m on tana G. Don

mountain £

A

or

I my.jn

Pk

Scotland moun.

D

s.l

7467 h&milis Lfe

dwarf )£

A

or

| my.jn

Pk

S. Europe 18 17.

D

s-.l

74fi8 hirta W.

hairy £

A

or

1 my.jn

Pk

N. Africa 1820.

D

s.l

74i9 cephalotes H. K.

rowwrf-headed £

A

or

1 my.jn

Pk

Europe 1800.

D

s.l

7470 pungens R. & S.
7471 Juniperiftlia W.
7472 pinifolia R. # S.
7473alliacea W.

pungent £
Juniper-leaved £
Pine-leaved £
Gar\\c-leaved £

A
A
A
A

or
or
or
or

i my.jn
1 my.jn
1 my.jn
1 my.jn

Pk
Pk
Pk
W

Spain 1818.
Spain 1818.
Portugal ...
Spain 1798.

D
D
D
D

s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l

Qu. his. 6. 15. 1
Cav. ic. 2. 109

7474 denticulata Bert.

toothed £

A

or

1$ my.jn

F

Naples 1816-.

D

s.l

7475j3lantaginea W.

PlantaiiWw* £

A

or

1 my.jn

R

S. Europe 1818.

D

s.l

ORDER VI.

PENTANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

11.5

7476 scorxonerxfblia. Lk.

Scorzonera-lvd

jp

A or

1 my.jn

S

S. Europe 1816.

D

8.1

7477 latifdlia W. en.

broad-leaved

£

A or

2 my.jl

L.R

Algarbia 1740.

D

s.p"

Jac. vin. 1. 42

7478 fasciculata W. en.

bundled

tL

i • i or

2 ap.au

P

Portugal

D

s.l

Yen. eels 38

929. STA'TICE L.

SEA LAVENDER.

(Statizo, to stop ; astringency.) Plumbagine<e. 51. — 74.

7479 ^raminifulia H. K.

Grass-leaved

£

A °r

1 jn.jl

U

Siberia 1780.

1)

s.l

7480 /.imonium L. marsh Wild Beet

A or

1 my.au

B

England mud.s

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 102

7481 caroliniana Walt.

Carolina

f

A or

1 jn.jl

B

Carolina 1820.

1)

r.m

7482 Gmelini W.

Gmelin's

f

A or

1 jn.au

B

Siberia 1796.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 2. 90

7483 Scoparia Pall.

Broom

t

A or

1 jn.au

B

Siberia 1796.

I)

S.1

7484 latift>lia SOT.

broad- leaved

£

A or

1 my.jl

B

Siberia 1791.

1)

p.l

7485 oleifdlia POM.

Olive-leaved

$

A or

1 my.au

R

Italy 1688.

D

s.l

Scop. d. 1. 10

7486 auricutefolia Vahl

Auricula-lvd

£

AJ or

i jl.au

R

Barbary 1781.

1)

S.1

7487 emarginata W. en.

emarginate

f

_AJ or

f my.jl

P

Gibraltar ...

D

S.1

7488 cordata L.

heart-leaved

f

_AJ or

I my.jl

B

S. Europe 1752.

1)

s.l

Bar. ic. 805

7489 scabra Thun.

rough -branchei

rl

iAI or

1 my.jl

B

C. G. H. 1788.

S

r.m

7490 virgata W. en.
7491 reticulata L.

twiggy
netted

A or
A or

\\ jn.au
| jl.au

B
B

Spain
England mud.s.

I)
1)

s.l

S.1

Eng. bot 328

7492 tetrag^na Thun.

four-angled

£

iAI or

2 jl.au

R

C. G. H. 1820.

1)
j)

s.l

S 1

Pmr ir 1 fTH ~~~-

7493 dichotoma Cav.
7494 altaica Hort.

dichotomous
Altaian

^

A or
A °r

§ jn.au
1 jn.au

B

S. Europe 1810.
Siberia 1820.

D

s!i

7495 viminea Schr.

twiggy

K

A or

|jn.au

B

1818.

J)

S.1

7496 caspia W. era.

Caspian

*

A or

1 jl.au

Pa.B

Caspian Sea ...

S

s.l

Gm. si. 2. 89. 2

7497 echioides L.

Echium-like

£

iQ)J or

1 jl.au

Pa.B

S. Europe 1752.

S

s.l

Fl. gr. 298

7498 spathulata Desf.
74P9 tellidifolia S/w.

spatula-leaved
Daisy-leaved

£

A| or
A or

1 jn.au
\ jn.jl

P
Pa.B

Barbary 1804.
Greece 1810.

D
D

S.1

r.m

Bot. mag. 1617
Fl. gr. 295

7500 gr^ca Pozr.

Greek

£

A or

i Jn.jl

W

Greece 1810.

D

r.m

7501 Willdenovz/iwne Poir.

Willdenow's

£

A or

\ jl.au

V

France 1800.

D

r.m

W.h.b.63

spatulata W. en.

7502 speciosa L.

showy

tf

Al or

1 jl.au

W

Russia 1776.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 656

7503 conspicua B. M.
7504 tatarica L.

conspicuous
Tartarian

£

Al or
A or

1 jl.au

Pk
Pk

Russia 1804.
Russia 1731.

D
D

S.1

P-l

Bot mag. 1629
Sw. fl. gar. 37

7505 ovalirolia PozV.

oval -leaved

*;

lAlor

1 jn.au

W

Canaries 1816.

D

s.p

7506 flexuosa W.

zig-zag

£

A or

1 jl.au

P

Siberia 1791.

D

7501 purpurata L.

purpled •

£

LA) or

6 jn.jl

P

C. G. H. 1800.

D

p.l

7508 minima L.

small

*£

A or

i Jn.jl

R

Mediterr. 1658.

D

p.l

Plu. al. 200. 3

7509 pubescens Dec.
7510 articulata Lot.

pubescent
jointed

1

Al or
A or

I jn.au
fjn.au

R
B

S. Europe 1824.
S. France 1826.

I)
D

s.p
s.p

Boc. sic. 13
Loi.gal.2.6

7511 pectinata H. JsT.

pectinated

£

Al or

f s.o

B

Canaries 1780.

D

PL!

7512 Echinus 5w?6.
7513 suffruticosa L.

hedgehog
suffruticose

tt-

A or
_Jor

I jn.au
| my.s

R
B

Caucasus 1813.
Siberia 1779.

C
D

S.l

r.m

Fl. gr. 300

Gm. si. 2. 88. 2, 3

7514 monopetala L.
7515 cinferea Poir.

one-petalgd
grey

tL

l_|or
tAJor

3 jl.au
1 jn.au

P
B

Sicily 1731.
C. G. H. 1810.

C

D

r.m

Boc. sic. 16,17

7516 pruinosa i.

frosted

£

A or

1 jn.au

W

S. Europe 1823.

1)

s'.\

7517/erulaceai.

Fennel-leaved

./"

A or

1 my

Y

Siberia 1796.

D

s.l

Plu. al. 28. 4

7518 sinuata L.

scollop-leaved

£

Al or

1 my.s

P.Y

Levant 1629.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 71

7519 Thouinti Viv.

Thouin's

£

A or

1 jn.au

B

N. Africa 1700.

S

S.1

Mart. cen. 84

7520 spicata W.

spiked

O or

1 jn.au

W

Caucasus 1819.

S

S.1

Gm. si. 2. 91. 2

lyrata Bieb.

7521 australis Spr. southern
Taxanthema australis R. Br.

7522 alata W. en. winged

7523 mucronata L. mucronate

N. Holl. 1823. S s.l

7524 globulariaefblia Des/. Globularia-/yd ^ Al or

7525 incana L.

7526 macroph^lla W.

7527 zegyptiaca Pers.

7528 auriculata Bes.

7529 elata ffe.

7530 cuneata H. T.

Al or
Al or

1 jn.au
li jn.au
1 my.s
1 jn.au
iAI or 2 my.jn
Al or 1| my
A or | jn.au
A or 1 jn.au
A or |jn.au

P.Y

R

W

Pk

W

W

B

B

B

Barbary
Sicily
Egypt
Canaries

IE,

Siberia

1806.
1784.
1822.
1823.
1824.
1823.
1817.
1820.
1820.

C r.m Her. st!8

D r.m Bar. ic. 793

D r.m

C r.m

D r.m Bot. mag. 2363

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

930. MYOSITRUSZ,.
7531 minimus L.

CLASS V. ORDER 6.

PENTA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

MOUSE-TAIL. (Mys, a mouse, oura, a tail ; spiked receptacle.) Ranunculacete. I.
least O cu £ ap.my Y Britain cor.fi. S co Eng. bot. 435.

931. CER ATOCE'PH ALUS Moen. CERATOCEPHALUS. (Keras, a horn, Icephale, a head ; fl.) Ranunculacece. 2.

7532 falcatus Moen. sickle-leaved O cu i my Y S. Europe 1739. S co Jac. au. 48

7533 orthoceras Dec. straight-horned O cu | my Y Caucasus 1816. S co Deless. 1. 23
.Ranunculus falcatus Bieb.

992. XANTHORHrZA Herit. YELLOW ROOT. (Xanthos, yellow, rhixa, a root.) Ranunculacece. 1.

7534 apiifolia Herit. Parsley-leaved * or 3 f.ap P.G N. Amer. 1766. Sk s.p Bot mag. 1736

12

116

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

CLASS VI. ORDER 1.

HEXA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

933. JNARCI'SSUS L. NARCISSUS. (Narke, stupor; effects of smell.) Amarylhdeae. 77.—
7535 poeticus L. poet's tf A or 1 my W S. Europe ... O co Par. p. 76
7536 recurvus Haw. recurved-leaved$ A or my W S. Europe ... O co

7537 patellaris Sal. basln-flwd tf
poeticus E. B. majalis B. M.
2 exsertus Haw. drawn out tf

A
A

or
or

my
my

W
W

England
England gard.

0
0

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 275

3 plenus Haw. double tf

A

or

my

W

England gard.

0

CO

Par. p. 75. 1

7538 angustifolius B. M. narrow-leaved 5

A

or

ap.my

W

S. Europe 1570.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 193

radiiflorus Sal.

75.39 bifl6rus B. M. two-flowered $

A

or

ap.my

W

Britain mea.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 276

7540 tenuior H. K. slenderer tf

A

or

my

L.Y

1789.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 379

7541 crenulatus Sal. crenulated $

A

or

mr.ap

W

Spain

0

CO

7542 Trewiamis B. M. Trew's tf

A

or

1 mr.ap

W.Y

Spain

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 940

7543 floribundus Sal. bundle-flwd tf

A

or

1 mr.ap

W.Y

Spain

o

r.m

7544 fistulusus Haw. hollow-stalked $

A

or

ap

W.Y

...

0

r.m

7545 cerinus Haw. wax-colored tf

A

or

ap

W

...... ...

0

r.m

7546 Tazetta L. Tazetta, or Polyanthus tf

A

or

mr.ap

W

Spain 1759.

o

S.I

Par. p. 81. 3

7547 multiflurus Haw. tall many-flwd $

A

or

ap

Y

...

0

S.1

Bot. mag. 925

Tazetta B. M. not L.

2 aureus Haw. golden many-flwd^

A

or

1 ap

Y

...

0

S.I

Bot. mag. 1026

7548 obsoletus Haw. obsolete tf

A

or

1 au.s

W

Spain 1819.

0

S.I

Par. p. 89. 4

7549 latifolius Haw. broad-lvd. orange tf

A

or

1 ap.my

Y

••••••

0

S.I

7550 Maclfeat* Lindl. Mac Leay's $
7551 orientalis L. oriental tf

A
A

or
or

j ap.my
1 mr.ap

Crea
W

Smyrna 1815.
Levant

0
0

S.1
CO

Bot. reg. 987
Bot. mag. <J48

7552 papyraceus B. M. paper tf
unicolor Ten. nevius Loi.

A

or

1 mr.ap

W

0

CO

Bot. mag. 947

?~- 2^'asmineus Haw. Jasmine-like tf

A

or

1 ap

W

..

0

S.1

7553 Luna Haw. Luna $

A

or

1 ap

W

......

0

8.1

7554 granditlorus Haw. great-flowered tf
7555 citrinus Haw. Citron-colored tf

A
A

or
or

1 a?
1 ap

W.Y
W.Y

0
0

S.1
S.I

Bot. mag. 946

orientalis y B. M.

7556 italicus B. M. Italian tf

A

or

1 mr.ap

Pa.Y

S. Europe ...

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1188

prae^cox Ten.

2 semiplenus semi-double tf

A

or

1 mr.ap

Crea

Italy

0

S.1

3 plenus double $

A

or

1 mr.ap

Crea

Italy

0

p.l

7557 tereticaulis Haw. round-stalked tf

A

or

1| mr.ap

Pa.Y

Spain

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1298

7558 oompressus Haw. fiat-stalked V
7559 bifrons B. M. two-faced $

A
A

or
or

1 mr.ap
1 mr.ap

L.Y
Y

Spain
S. Europe ..

0
0

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 1186

7560 primulinus Haw. Cowslip-cupped tf
7561 Jonquttla L. Jonquil tf

A

A

or
or

1 mr.ap
f ap.my

Y
Y

Spain" 1596.

o

0

CO

r.m

Bot. mag. 1299
Bot. mag. 15

2 flore pleno double tf

A

or

1 ap.my

Y

Spain 1596.

0

r.m

7562 similis Haw. similar Jonquil tf

A

or

Y

......

0

S.I

7563 gracilis Lindl. slender tf

A

or

l| ap.my

Y

0

CO

Bot. reg 816

7564 heminalis Haw. lesser curled cup tf

A

or

1 ap

Y

0

S.I

Par. p. 93. 4

7565 viridifl6rus Schous. green-flowered tf

A

or

| au.o

G

Barbary 16*29.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1687

7566 ser6tinus L. late-flowered $

A

or

| au.o

Pa.Y

Barbary 1629.

0

r.m

Cl. h. 252

7567 trilobus L. three-lobed Jonquil tf

A

or

1 ap.my

Y

S. Europe 1629.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. "8

calathinus Sal. odorus B. M. tripartitu

iH

>rn.

7568 interjectus Haw. interjected tf

A

or

1 ap

Y

1810.

0

S.1

7569 odorus L. sweet-scented tf

A

or

1 ap.my

Y

S. Europe 1629.

0

S.1

Bot. mag. 934

calathinus a, B. M.

7570 pusillus G. Don small Jtmquil tf

A

or

J ap

Y

1818.

0

S.I

Phyl6gyne minor Haw.
2 plenus double Q, Anne's Jonquil tf
7571 rugu!6sus Haw. rugulose cup tf
7572 nutans Haw. nodding tf

A
A
A

or
or
or

Jap Y
1 ap Y
1 mr.my Y

1810.
1818.
S. Europe 1789.

0

o

0

S.I

S.I
S.I

Bot. mag. 945

trilobus B. M.

7573 concolor Haw, self-col, sulphur $
7574 infundibularis Sal. funnel-flower ed$
7575 pulchellus Haw. pretty $
7576 striatulus Haw. small-channelled tf

A
A
A
A

or
or
or
or

J ap Y
| mr.my Y
| mr.my Y
lap Y

1820.
SpaYii'" '.'.'.

0000

S.1
S.1
S.I

S.I

Par. p. 92
Bot. mag. 1262

7577 triandrus L. triandrous tf

A

or

f ap.my

W

Portugal 1629.

o

8.1

Par. p. 93. 2

7578 cernuus Sal. . pale drooping tf

A

or

iap

Y

1818.

0

S.I

Bot. mag. 48

triandrus B. M. not i.

7579 capax SaA capacious $

A

or

I ap.my

Pa.Y

...

0

S.1

Red.lil. 177?

7580 montknus B. R. mountain tf

A

or

1 ap.my

W

Portugal ...

o

S.I

Bot. reg. 123

7581 galanthifMius Haw. Snowdrop-lvd $
7582 albicans Haw. whitening tf

A
A

or
or

f my
| mr.ap

W

Pa.Y

.'.'.'.'.'.' 1789.

0
0

S.1
S.I

Par. p. 73
Par. p. 106.

7583 Bulbocodium L. Bulb, or Hoop-pet, tf

A

or

i mr.ap

Y

Portugal 1629.

0

S.I

Bot. mag. 88.

7584 inflatus L. inflated tf

A

or

5 mr.ap

Y

C)

S.1

2 minor Haw. lesser swoto tf
7585 lobulatus Haw. small-lobed $

A
A

or
or

| mr
| ap.my

PaSu Spain 1696.
Y

0

R

S.I
S.1

Par. p. 107. 8

7586 tenuifolius Sal. slender-leaved tf

A

or

f ap.my

W

o

S.I

Sw. fl. gar. 114

7587 incomparabilis..B.M incomparable tf

A

or

1 ap.my

Y

Portugal 1629.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 121

7588 albus Haw. incomparable white tf

A

or

1 ap

W.Y

••••..

o

S.1

2 plenus Haw. double orange Phoenix^

A

or

1 ap

Su

0

S.I

7589 semipartitus Haw. cloven-cupped $
7590 Haworthi G. Don Haworth's tf

A
A

or
or

1 mr
1 ap

Su
Y

'.'.".'.'. 1700.

0
0

S.1
S.I

Queltza concolor //aw.

2 plenus sulphureus Haw. dble-sulph. tf

A

or

1 ap

Su

1629.

0

S.I

7591 aurantius Haw. orange mixed tf

A

or

1 mr

Y

1629.

0

S.I

2 pltnus liiteus au- f double yellow"? *
rantius Haw. (, and orange 3 fl

A

or

1 mr

Y

1629.

0

S.I

7592 tortuosus //aw. twisted-/>e/aferf ?

A

or

l|ap

W

Spain 1629.

0

CO

Par. p. 101. 3

7593 moschatus L. musk tf

A

or

1 mr.an

W

Spain 1759.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 924

7594 patulus Sa/. spreading white musk tf
moschatus S B. M.

A

or

1 mr

W

Spain

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1300

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

11'

2 albens Haw. whitish Norfolk tf

A or

1 mr W

Spain ...

O co

7595 serrktus Haw. serrated

A or

f mr.ap Pa.Y

S. Europe ...

O co

2 suavis Haw. sweet

A or

mr.ap Fa.Y

S. Europe ...

O co

7596 spurius flaw. spurious tf

A or

ap Y

England

O co

7597 obscissus flaw- dipt trunk tf

A °r

my Y

Spain

O co

Par. p. 107

7598 TelamomMS Haw. Telamon's tf

A or

ap Y

*••••• •••

O co

2 plenus flaw. double Daffodil tf
3 grandipl£nus flaw, great double tf
7599 Pseudo-narcissus L. Daffodil tf

A or
A or
A or

ap Y
ap Y
mr.ap Pa.Y

O co
O co

England woods. O co

Par. p. 101. 1
Eng. bot. 17

festalis Haw.

2 sc6ticus flaw. Scotch Daffodil tf

A °r

mr Y

Scotland gard.

O co

3 plenus Haw. double Dajfbdil tf

A or

my Y

France

O co

Par. p. 101. 9

4 plenissimus most double tf

A or

mr.ap Y

..... ...

O co

Par. p. 101. 6

7600 tubiflorus Sal. tube-flowered tf

A or

mr.ap W.Y

••*

O co

7601 lorifblius flaw. strap-lvd two-eld^

A or

mr Y

O co

Bot. mag. 1187

bicolor B. M. not L.

2 breviflos flaw. short-flwd two-eld $

A or

mr Y

...

O co

3 anceps flaw. two-edged two-eld tf

A or

mr Y

1800.

O co

7602 bicolor L. two-colored $

A or

ap.my W.Y

Spain 1629.

O co

7603 Sabint Lindl. Sabine's tf

A °r

ap.my Y

...

O co

Bot. reg. 732

7604 nf veus \V. en. snowy tf

A °r

my W

S. Europe ...

0 co

7605 obvallaris Sal. trenched round $

A or

mr.ap Y

Spain

O co

Bot.mag.1381.in.

7606 major B. M. larger 3

A or

mr.ap Y

Spain 1629.

O co

Bot mag. 51

7607 propinquus Sal. allied tf

A or

mr.ap Y

Spain 1629.

O co

Bot.mag.l301.su.

7608 nobilis flaw. noble tf

A or

mr.ap Y

...... ...

O co

7609 A^-dx Sal. Ajax tf

A or

mr.ap Y

O co

7610 pumilus Sal. dwarfish $

A or

| mr.ap Y

Spain

O co

H. flor. 8

7611 minor L. smaller tf

A or

J mr.ap Y

Spain 1629.

O s.l

Bot mag. 6

*934. PANCRA^TIUM L. PANCRATIUM.
7612 zeylanicum L. Ceylon tf

(Paw,
[A) or

all, kratys, potent
1 jn.jl W

; med. qual.) Amaryltidece. 28. — 32.
Ceylon 1752. Sk r.m Bot. reg. 479

7613 longiflorum Rox. long-flowered tf

23 or

2 jn.jl W

E. Indies 1810.

O r.m

7614 verecundum Sol. ruddy tf

[Al or

ljjn.au W

E Indies 1776.

Skr.m

Bot. reg. 413

7615 maritimum L. sea tf

A or

2 my.jl W

S. Europe 1597.

Sk s.p

Bot. reg. 161

7616 carolinianum L. Carolina tf

Al or

2 jn.jl W

Carolina 1759.

Sk r.m

Cat. car. 3. 5

7617 canariense Ker Canary tf

lAI or

1| jn.jl W

Canaries 1815.

Sk r.m

Bot. reg. 174

7618 illyricum L. Illyrian tf
7619 undulatum Kth. v/ave-leaved tf

A °r

CZ3 or

1J my.jn W
1 jn.jl W

S. Europe 1615.
S. Amer. ...

Sks.p
Skr.m

Bot. mag. 718

7620 expansum B. M. expanded tf

[Al or

2 jn.jl W

W. Indies 1820.

O r.m

Bot. mag 1941

7621 littorale Jac. sea-side tf

(23 or

2 my.au W

S. Amer. 1758.

Sk r.m

Bot. mag. 1879

7622 Dryandri Ker Dryander's tf

LAJor

2 my.au W

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 825

7623 angustum Ker nariow-leaved tf

23 or

Umy.au W

Skr.m

Bot. reg. 221

7624 distichum Herb. two-ranked tf

(23 or

1| my.au W

S. Amer. ...

O r.m

7625 crassifolium Herb. thick-leaved tf

(23 or

lfmy.au W

S. Amer.

O r.m

7626 rotatum Ker wheel -crowned tf

.AJ or

1 jl.8 W

Carolina 1803.

Sk r.m

Bot. mag. 1082

7627 mexicanum i. Mexican tf

(23 or

1 au W

Mexico 1732.

Skr.m

Di. el 222. 289

7628 acutif61ium Sutf. sharp-leaved tf

[Ai or

2 my.au W

Mexico 1824.

O r.m

Bot. reg. 940

mexicanum 5. /£. not of others, fleme

rocallis

littoralisd acutifb

lia B. M.

7629 guianense Ker Guiana tf

[7^ or

2 n W

Guiana 1815.

Skr.m

Bot. reg. 265

7630 patens Red. spreading tf

17^1 or

2 jl.au W

W.Indies 1822.

Sk r.m

Red. HI. 6. 380

7631 pediale Lod. foot (long)flwd tf

i A ] or

3 au W

Brazil 1820.

Skr.m

Bot. cab. 809

7632 fragrans Sal. fragrant tf

(7^1 or

1 my.au W

W. Indies 1819.

Sk r.m

Bot. cab. 834

7633 biflorum Rox. two-flowered tf

(23 or

1 ray.au W

E. Indies 1820.

Skr.m

7634 cariba?Num L. Caribean tf

LAI or

li my.au W

W. Indies 1730.

Sk r.m

Bot. mag. 826

7635 declinatum Jac. declined tf

(A] or

2 my.jl W

W. Indies 1825.

O rm

Bot. cab. 558

7636 amce^num Sa/. handsome tf

LA] or

1 my.au W

Guiana 1790.

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 1467

7637 o vat urn M#. ovate-leaved tf

LAI or

1 my.au W

W. Indies ...

Sk r.m

Bot. reg. 43

7638 speciosum 5a/. showy tf

[Al or

1| my.au W

W. Indies 1759.

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 1453

7639 americanum M#. American $

LAI or

2 jn.jl W

Jamaica 1820.

O r.m

* 935. ISME'N£ Sal. ISMENE. (The daughter of CEdipus and Jocasta.)
7640 nutans Herb. nodding $ (23 or 2| jn.jl W Brazil 1800.

AmaryllldetB. 3.
Sk r.m Bot. mag. 1561

Pancratium calathinum B. M.

7641 calathinum Herb. - cup-Jlowered tf

IA] or

2J jn.jl W

Brazil 1800.

Sk r.m

Bot. reg. 215

7642 Amdncaes Herb. Amancaes tf

[23 or

2| jn.jl Y

Peru 1804.

Skr.m

Bot. reg. 600

Pancratium Amdncaes B. M.

936. EUCRONSIA Ker EUCROSIA. (Eu, well, krossos, a fringe ; cup of stamens.) Amaryllidete. 1.

7643 bicolor Ker two-colored tf iA! or 1 ap.my O CapeHor. 1816. O Itl Bot. reg. 207

937. EtTRYCLES Sal. EURVCLES. (Eurycles, a prophet.) Amaryllidete. 3.

7644 amboin^nsis Sal. Amboyna tf [23 or 2 my.jn W Amboyna 1759. O lt.1 Bot. mag. 1419
Pancratium amboinense L. Proiphys amboinensis Herb.

7645 nervosus G. Don nerved-leaved tf (Al or 1 my.jn W E. Indies 1822. O lt.1
Crinum nervbsum Roy.

7646 australasicus G.Don Australasian tf (23 or 1 my W N. Holl. 1821. O lt.1 Bot. reg. 715
Pancratium australasicum Ker.

9.38. CALOSTE'MMA R. Br. CALOSTEMMA. (Kalos, beautiful, stemma, a crown : flower.) Amaryllidete. 3.

7647 luteum Ker yellow tf tAJ or 1 n Y N. Holl. 1819. O s.l Bot. reg. 421

7648 purpfireum R. Br. purple tf iAJ or 1 n P N. Holl. 1819. O s.l Bot. reg. 422

7649 album R. Br. white 5 iAJ el 1 f.mr W N. Holl. 1824. O p.l

939. CHLIDA'NTHUS Herb.

7650 fragrans Lindl. fragrant

Pancratium luteum Pair.

CHLIDANTHUS. (Chlideios, delicate, anthos, a flower.) • Amaryttidea:. 1.
5 lAlor 1 my.jn Y B. Ayres 1820. O lt.1 Lind.col.34

940. CHRYSIPHrALA Ker CHRYSIPHIALA. ( Chrysos, gold, phiale, a goblet; flowers.) Amaryllidece. 4 5.

7651 flava Ker yellow tf tAJ or 1 my 6 Peru 1820. O lt.1 Bot. reg. 778

Stenomlson flavum Herb.

7652 paucifldra Lindl.

7653 curvidentata Herb,

7654 crocea Red.

few-flowered tf iA/or
curve-toothed tf tAI pr
saffron-colored 5 iAI or

941. LOPHPOLA Ker LOPIIJOLA. (Dim
7655 aiirea Ker. goldcn-Jiowcrcd £ A or

Conostylii americana Ph.

| my
1 o
1 my

O
Y

Cop

Peru 1822. O lt.1 Hook. ex. fl. 132
Peru 1825. O p.l Bot reg. 2640
S. Araer. 1820. O s.l

, a crest ; crest of the sepals.) H<Emodorace<e. 1.
\\ my.jl Y N. Amer. 1811. D p.l Bot mag. 1596

I 5

118

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

942. ARGOLA^SIA J. AHGOLASIA. (Argos, white, lasios, woolly ; outside of calyx.) H&modoracea:. 1.

7656 plumosa J. feathery j£ tAJ or 1J ... W C. G. H. 1787. D s.l.p
Lanaria plumbsa H. K.

943. ANIGOZA'NTHOS R. Br. ANIGOZANTHOS. (Anoigo, to expand, anthos, flower.) Hcemodoriiceee. 2.

7657 flavida R. Br. yellowish-green-Jlwd£ iAl or 3 my.s Y N. Holl. 1808. D s.p Bot. mag. 1151
Schwagrichenza flavida Spr.

7658 rufa Lab. rufous £ tAJ or 1J my.s Ru N. Holl. 1824. D l.p Lab. vo. 1. 22

944. BARB ACE^N/^ Van. BARBACEMA. (Barbacena, gov. of Minas Geraes.) H&modorucea:. 1. — 7.

7659 purptirea Hook. purple £ 23 or 1$ jl P Brazil 1825. D s.l Bot. mag. 2777

945. CONO'STYLIS
7660 aculeata R. Br.

R. Br. CONOSTVLIS
prickly £

(Konos, a. cone, stylos, a style.)
tAJ or 1 N. Holl.

H&modorucece. 3. — 4.
1820. D s.p

7661 setigera R. Br.

setigerous

£

lAlor 1

... N.

Holl.

1825.

1)

s.p

7662 serrulata R. Br.

serrulated

iAl or 1

... N.

Holl.

1824.

D

s.p

946. URA^NIA Schreb. URANIA.
7663 speci6sa W. showy

Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn.

(Ouranios, sublime ; statelincss.)
£ 23 or 20 ... R Madagasc.

Musucete. 1.
Sk p.l Jac. sc. 1. !

947. BUONAPA'RTE^ Fl. per. BUONAPARTEA.
7664jdncea Fl. per. Rush-leaved £ 23 or

(Napoleon Buonaparte.) Bromeliacea. 1.

... B Peru 1800. S s.l Fl. per. 3. 242

948. AGA'VEL.

AGAVE.

(Altered from aeauos.

admirable.)

Bromeliacets. 11.

7665 americana L.

common American

'£

i A) or

20

au.o

Y

S. Amer.

1640.

Sk r.m

Bot. rep. 438

2 variegata

variegated Americ.

£

tAJ or

12

au.s

Y

S. Amer.

1600.

Sk r.m

7666 Milleri Haw.

Miller's

£

23 or

6

G

1768.

Sk r.ir

7667 flaccida Haw.

flaccid

£

Al or

I]

G

S. Amer.

1790.

Skr.m

7668 lurida Jac.

lurid

~7\\ or

8

jn.j'l

G

VeraCruz

1731.

Sk r.m

Bot. mag. 1522

7669 angustifolia Haw.

narrow-leaved

£

23 or

6

G

1790.

Sk r.m

7670 yucca;KAia W.

Yucca-leaved

tf

23 or

6

Y.\\

r ......

1819.

Skr.m

7671 Kardtto Mil.

Karatto

^

23 ec

5

G

S. Amer.

1768.

Sk r.m

7672 mexicana Haw.

Mexican

Y

23 or

6

!!!

Mexico

1817.

Skr.m

7673 vivipara /..

viviparous

£

23 or

15

au.o

G"

S. Amer.

1731.

Sks.p

Com. pr. 15

7674 polyacantha Haw.
7675 virginica L.

many-6/Ar-spnd
Virginian

£

23 or
Al or

6

3

au.s
s

G
P.G

N. Amer.

1800.
1765.

Skr.m
Sk r.m

Bet. mag. 1157

949. FURCR(E\4 Ven. FURCROSA.

7676 gigantea Ven. gigantic
Agave fa/tida L.

7677 tuberosa Haw. tuberous

7678 cubensis Haw. Cuba

7679 rigida Haw. rigid

7680 australis Haw. southern

7681 Cdntula Wai. Cantula

7682 madagascariensisflaw. Madagascar

(M. Fourcroy, a celebrated chemist.)

Bromeliacea. 7.

23 or 20 ja.s
10 aus

8 ...

S. Amer. 1690. Sk r.m Bot. mag. 2205

S. Amer. 1739.

S. Amer. 1739.

S. Amer. 1768.

N. Holl. 1811.

China 1818.

... Madagasc.1825. Skr.m

Skr.m

Skr.m Jac. am. 260. 25

Sk r.m

Skr.m

Sk r.m

950. LITT-ffiM Brig. LITTJSA. (Duke of Lytta, near Milan.) Bromeliacea!. 1.

7683 geminiflora Brie. twin-flowered £ iAl or 15 ju.au G America 1810. Sk r.m Jo. sc. 3. 1
Agave geminiflora Ker, Buonapartea juncea Haw. and Hort.

*951. BROME'L/^L.

BROMELIA.

(Olaus Bromel, a Swedish botanist.) Bromelii

\eete. 13. — 18.

7684 semiserrata W. en.

half-sawed-/«*

£

(Ai or

3

year

G

S. Amer.

Sk r.m

7685 Ptneuin L.

Pinguin

[Al ec

3

mr.ap

R

W. Indies 1690.

Sk r.m

Jac. am. pic. 91

7686 sylvestris W.

wild

£

(23 or

3

jl

C

S. Amer. 1820.

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 2392

7687 fastubsa Lindl.

proud

^

23 or

4

au.s

P

S. Amer. 1815.

Sk s.p

Lind. col. 1

7688 Karcitas L.

Karatas

£

23 or

2

Pk

W.Indies 1739.

Sk r.m

Jac. vin. 1. 31,32

7689 chrysantha Jac.
7690 lingulata L.
7691 bracteata Swz.

golden-flowered £
tongue-leaved £
red-bracted tf

23 or
23 °r
23 or

2 ...
H my.jn
2 s.o

Y
Y
Pk

Caraccas 1819.
S. Amer. 1759.
Jamaica 1785.

Sks.p
Sk r.m
Skr.m

Jac. sc. 1. 55
PI. ic. 64. 1
Par. Ion. 40

7692 Aciinga L.

Acanga

iAl or

2

Brazil 1822.

Sks.p

Pis. br. 91

7693 exsudans Lod.

sweating

[Al or

g

s.o

Y"

W. Indies 1820.

Sk r.m

Bot. cab. 801

7694 paniculigera Suuz.
7695 humilis Jac.

panicle-bearing

£

23 or
23 or

2
1

ap.my
mr

Pk'

W. Indies 1822.
1789.

Sk r.m
Skr.m

Jac. ic. 1. 60

7696 sessilifl6ra Lo. C.

sessile-flowered

£

23 or

3

jl.au

...

S. Amer. 1826.

Sk r.m

952. ANANA'SSA Thun. PINE-APPLE.

(Nanas, the name

in Guiana.)

Bromeliaceee. 4.

7697 bracteata B. R.

bracted

^

23 fr

3

mr

C.p

Brazil . 1826.

Skr.m

Bot. reg. 1081

7698 debilis B. R.

weak

tf

23 fr

3

mr

C

......

Sk r.m

7699 ICicida B. R.

shining

£

3

year

Pk

S. Amer.

Skr.m

Di. el. 25. 21. 22

BromehYi lucida W.

7600 sativa B. R.

cultivated

£

[^1 ff

3

year

P

S. Amer. 1690.

Skr.m

Bot mag. 1554

Bromelwz Ananas L.

953. GUZMA'NAT^ Fl. per. GUZMANNIA. (A. Guzman, collector of natural history.) Bromeliacea. 1.

7701 tricolor Fl. per. three-colored £ 23 or 1 my G.s S. Amer. 1820. Sk r.m Lind. col. 8

954. PITCAI'RN/,4 HeriL

7702 brome\i<efblia H. *

7703 angustifolia H. K.

7704 integrifblia B. M.

7705 latifolia H. K.

7706 flammea B. R.

7707 bracteata H. K.
latifolia Red

7708 furfuracea W. en.

7709 staminea B. M.

7710 chilensis Lo. C.
Till humilis Hort.

7712 intermedia Hort.

7713 j'ridiflora Hort.

7714 media Hort.

7715 sulphurea B. Rep.

7716 albiflos Herb.
Tin suaveolens B. JR.

HeriL PITCAIRNIA.

(W.Pitcairn, M.D..

of London.) Bromeliacea. 16. — 19.

. Pine-apple-lvd

£

23 or

2

jn

S

Jamaica 1781.

Sks.p

Bot. reg. 101 1

narrow-leaved

23 or

2

year

S

Sant.Cruz 1777.

Sk s.p

Bot. mag. 1547

entire-leaved

^

23 or

2

au

R

W. Indies 1800.

Sk s.p

Bot. mag. 1462

broad-leaved

^

23 or

2

au.s

S

W. Indies 1785.

Sk s.p

Bot. mag. 856

flame- colored __

£

23 or

2

n

F

R. Janeirol825.

Sks.p

Bot. reg. 1092

/arge-bracted red£

23 or

2

ap.my

S

W. Indies 1799.

Sk s.p

Red. HI. 73, 74

furfuraceous

g

23 or

2

S.au

R

S. Amer. 1816.

Skr.m

/0«e-stamened

£

23 or

2

S

S. Amer. 1823.

Sk r.m

Bot. mag. 2411

Chile

^

[Al or

1

jn.au

S

Chile 1820.

Sksp

low

£

[Al or

1

jn.au

S

S. Amer. 1820.

Sk s.p

intermediate

^r

[Al or

2

jn.au

s

S. Amer. 1820.

Sk s.p

Iris-flowered

£

23 or

0

jn.au

s

S. Amer. 1820.

Sk r.m

mediate

£

fAl or

1

jn.au

s

S. Amer. 1820.

Skr.m

sulphur-./? uirf
white-flowered

|

[Al or
fAl or

2
9

jn.au

s

Y
W

\V. Indies 1797.
Brazil 1824.

Sks.p
Sk p.l

Bot. mag. 1416
Bot. mag. 2642

sweet-scented

23 or

2

jl.au

Y

Brazil 1824.

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 1069

ORDKR. I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

119

955. POURRE^T/^ R. & P. POURRETIA. (//. Fourret, a French botanist.) Bromcliiicea:. 3. — G.

7718 pyramidata R. &; P. pyramidal g [23 or 1 jn.jl Y Peru 1822. Sk s.p Fl. per. 3. 2.07

7719 coarctata #. # />. coarctate £ 23 or 1* my.jn Y Chile 182'-'. Sk s.p Feu. ob. 3.39

7720 magnfspatha Coll. large-spathed j£ 23 or f my.jn G.w S. Amcr. 1820. Sk s.l Col. h. rip. 19

*956. TILLA'NDSU

7721 usneoides L.

7722 Bartram* Ell.

7723 recurvata L.

7724 riphioMes B. R,

7725 serrata L.

7726 setacea Sun.

7727 stricta B. M.

7728 bulbosa Hook.

7729 ptilchra Hook.

7730 obscura Lo. C.

7731 aloif61ia Hook.

7732 nitida Hook.

7733 utriculata L.

7734 tenuifolia L.

7735 flexuosa SM«.
2 pallida

7736 anceps Zorf.

7737 nutans Siux.

7738 fasciculata Swz.

7739 canescens Siox.

7740 paniculata L.

7741 ramosa <?*//.

7742 rigida Gill.

7743 polystachya Spr.

7744 bracteata floo/fc.

7745 coarctata Gill.

7746 compressa G/7/.

7747 gracilis GUI.

7748 angustifolia Swz.

L. TlLLANDSIA

Usnea-like
Bartram's

(El/as TillandfiuSf professor of physic at Abo.) Bromeliticccc. 28. — 50.

Xiphium-like

saw-leaved

setaceous

strict

bulbous

fair

obscure

Aloe-leaved

shining

bladdered

slender-leaved

flexuose

pale

two-edged

nodding

fascicled

canescent

panicled

ramose

rigid

many-spiked

bracted

straitened

compressed

slender

narrow-leaved

W. Indies 1823.
Carolina 1825.
Jamaica 1793.
B. Ayres 1810.
Jamaica 1793.
W. Indies 1S24.
Brazil 1810.
Trinidad 1823.
Trinidad 1823.
S. Amer. 1820.

PI. al. 'J6. 5

Sk p

Sk s.p

Sks.p SI. jam. 1.1 21.1

Sk s.p Bot. reg. 105

Sks.p PI. ic.G3.75. 1

Sk s.p

Sk s.p Bot. mag. 1529

Sk r.m Hook. ex. fl. 173

Sk r.m Hook. ex. fl. 154

Sk s.p

Trinidad 1824. Sks.p Hook. ex. fl. 205
Jamaica 18-23. Sks.p Hook. ex. fl. 218
S. Amer. 1793. Sk s.p
W. Indies 1825. Sk s p
W. Indies 1790. Sk s.p Jac. am. 63
W. Indies 1815. Sk s.p Bot. reg. 749
W. Indies 1820. Sk s.p Bot. cab. 771
Jamaica 1793. Sk s.p
W.Indies 1820. Sks.p
W. Indies 1824. Sk s.p

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sk s.p

Sks.p

Sk s.p

Sk s.p

Sks.p

Sk s.p

W. Indies 1820.
Chile 1823.
Chile 1823.
S. Amer. 1825.
W. Indies 1824.
Chile 1823.
Chile 1823.
Chile 1823.

W. Indies 1822. Sks.p

* 957. BILLBF/RG7^ Thun. BILLBERGIA. (J. G. Billberg, a Swedish botanist.)

7749 mdifolia B. R. Iris-leaved j£ 23 or 1 mr S.B.Y R. Janeiro 1825.
Bromelm mdifolia N. S; M.

7750 amce^na Lindl. pleasing £ 23 or 2
Bromelwi pallida B. R. Tillandsicr amcevna B. C.

7751 pyramidalis Lindl. pyramidal £ [A] or 2 f.mr C
BromMwz pyramidalis B. M. nudicaulis B. R.

7752 nudicaftlis Lindl. naked-stemmed_£ [Al or
Bromelwz nudicaulis Hook.

7753 clavata Lindl. club-shaped £ 23 or
Bromel/rt melanantha B. R.

7754 zebrina Lindl. zebra-streaked j(i [Al or
BromeUrt zebrina B. M.

Bromeliacece. 6.
Sks.p Bot. reg. 1068

S. Amer. 1817. Sks.p Bot. reg. 344
R. Janeiro 1817. Sk r.m Bot. reg. £03
ap.jl C Trinidad 1822. Sk r.m Hook. ex. fl.143
Trinidad 1824. Sk r.m Bot. reg. 766
S. Amer. 1820. Sk r.m Bot. mag. 2686

jn

l|my

958. CARAGUA^TA Plu. CARAGUATA. (Its name in South America.) Bromeliacoee. 1.
7755 lingulata Lindl. tongue-leaved jg fA] or 2 jn.jl Y Jamaica 1795. Sk s.p Jac. am. 82

Tillandsia lingulata Jac.

959. PONTEDENR IA L. PONTEDERIA. (Julius Pontedera, prof. bot. at Padua.) Pontederea?. 6. — 10.

7756 azurea Swz.

fine-blue

* !23 or f jl.au

B

Jamaica

1824.

O

1

7757 crassipes Mart.

thick-petioled

^

23 or | s.o

B

Guiana

1825.

O

1 Mart. br. 4

7758 cordata L.

heart-leaved

fe

A or 2 jn.au

B

N. Amer.

1759.

1)

I Bot. mag. 1156

7759 angustifolia Ph.

narrow-leaved

=fe

A or 2 jn.au

B

N. Amer.

1806.

1)

1

7760 dilatata Haw.

spreading

^

fA] or 2 mv

B

E. Indies

1806.

D

1 Bot. rep. 490

7761 lanceolata Nut.

lanceolate

^ 23 or 2 au

B

N. Amer.

1815.

D

1 Bot. cab. 613

960. H^MA'NTHUS L. BLOOD-FLOWER. (Haima, blood, anthos, a flower;
7762 coccineus L. ' scarlet tf iAl or au.o R C. G. H.

flowers.)
1629. O

AmaryllidecE. 21. — .
r.m Bot. mag. 1075

7763 coarctatus Jac.

straitened

0

iAl or

f.mr

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

O

r.m J5ot. reg. 181

7764 tigrinus Jac.

tiger-spotted

0

i Al or

f.d

F

C. G. H.

1790.

0

r.m Bot. mug. 1705

7765 maculatus Jac.

spotted-leaved

$

i Al or

ap.au

C. G. H.

1790.

0

s.l.p

7766 quadrivalvis Jac.

four-valved

$

i Al or

s.o

F*"

C. G. H.

1790.

0

r.m Bot. mag. 1523

7767 crassipes Jac.

thick-petioled

tf

iAl or

I jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1820.

0

1

7768 hyalocarpus Jac.
7769 rotundifT.lius B. M.

glass-fruited
round-leaved

1

lAi or
iAJ or

jl
jn.o

R

S

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1822.
1790.

0
0

s.l.p Jac. sc. 409
s.l.p Bot. mag. 1618

7770 orbicularis Fis.

orbicular

tf

iAl or

J jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1820.

0

1

7771 puniceus Jac.

scarlet

5

iAl or

my.s

s

C. G. H.

1722.

0

r.m Bot. mag. 1315

7772 hdmilis Jac.

low

?

i Al or

s.n

s

C. G. H.

1825.

0

r.m

7773 pumilio Jac.

dwarf

?-

iAl or

| au.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1789.

0

s.l.p Jac. sc. 1

7774 pubescens L.

pubescent

0

iAl or

au

W

C. G. H.

1774.

0

r.m Bot. cab. 702

7775 albinos W.

white-flowered

0

iAl or

ap.au

W

C. G. H.

1791.

0

r.m Bot. mag. 1239

7776 multiflorus L.

many-flowered

9

[23 or

my.s

s

S. Leone

1783.

0

r.m Bot. mag. 961

7777 lanceffifolius Jac.

spear-leaved

^'

lAJor

s.o

R

C. G. H.

1794.

0

r.m Jac. sc. 1. 60

7778 carinatus W.

kee\-leaved

$

!AI or

£ au.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1759.

0

r.m

7779 sanguineus L.

bloody

s

iAl or

jl.s

C

C. G. H.

1820.

0

r.m

7780 moschatus Jac.

musk-scented.

$

iAl or

au.s

R

C. G. H.

1816.

0

r.m

7781 amarylloWes Jac.

Amaryllis-like

8

iAl or f au.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1825.

0

r.m

7782 carneus Ker

fiesh-colored

5

iAl or 1 jn.jl

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

0

s.l.p Bot. reg. 509

961. GALA'NTHUS i. SNOWDROP. (Gala, milk, anthos, a flower ; color.) Amaryll'idca:. 2.

'83 nivalis L. snow $ A or i ja.mr W Britain mea. O co Eng. bot. 19

7784 plicatus Bieb. plaited tf A or ~| ja.ap W Crimea 1818. O co Bot. reg. 545

*P62. LEUCOMUM L. SNOW-FLAKE.

7785 vernum L. spring

2 carpathicum B. M. Carpathian

§ 7786 trichophyllum Brot. hair-leaved
grandiflo

grandiflorum Red.
7787 astu-um L

(Leulcos, white, ion, a violet.) Amaryllidea:. 5. — 7.
A or f ja.mr W Germany 1596. O s.l Hot. mag. 46
A or f f.ap W Casp. M. 1816. O s.l Bot. mag. 1993

A or

i ja.f W

Barbary 1820. O s.l

Bot. reg. 544

A or

1J ap.my W

England m.me. O ?.l

Eng. bot. 621

I 4

120

7788 pulchellum Sal.
§ 7789 autumnale L.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

neat
autumnal

tf A or
tf A or

1| ap.my W
s Pk

O s.l Par. Ion. 21

Portugal 1629. O s.l Bot. mag. 960

963. STRUMA^RIA Jac. STRUMARIA.

7790 truncata Jac.

7791 rubella Jac.

7792 angustifolia Jac.

7793 lingusefolia Jac.

7794 filiftlia Jac.

7795 spiralis Ker

7796 crispa Ker

7797 undulata Jac.

7798 stellkris Ker

7799 gemmata B. M.

truncated

pale-red

narrow-leaved

tongue-leaved

thread-leaved

spiral

curled-flowered

\vaved-flmvered 5

starry tf

(Strutna, a tubercle: base of style.) Amaryllidcce. 10.
iAl or \ ap.my W C. G. H. 1795. O s.l Jac. ic. 2. 357

C. G. H. 1795. O s.l '

C. G. H. 1795. O s.l

C. G. H. ... O s.l

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

1774.
1774.

1790.
1820.
1794.
1812.

O s.l

O s.l

O s.l

O s.l

O s.l

O s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 358
Jac. ic. 2. 359
Jac. ic. 2. 356
Bot. reg. 440
Bot. mag. 1383
Bot. mag. 1363

Jac. sc. 1. 71
Bot. mag. 1620

964. CRrNUMi. CRIVUM. (Krinon,

Greek name of the lily.) Amaryttideee.

61.— 66.

7800 longiflbrum Herb. long-flowered $

iAI or

2

jl

P

C. G. H. 1816.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 303

longifolium y longiflbrum B. R.

7801 aquaticum Sure. water $

El or

4

au.s

Pk

C. G. H. 1820.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2352

campanulatum B. M.

7802 Herbert* G. Don. Herbert's tf

A or

2

s

Pk

C. G. H. 1774.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 623

revolntum H. K. not Lindl. Amaryllis

f revolii!

t»JS

r. R.

7803 crassifolium Herb. thick-leaved $

iAI or

2

s

Pk

C. G. H. 1771

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 615

capense var. viridifolium B. M.

78C4 riparium Herb. river-bank tf
7805 capense Herb. common Cape tf

lAJor
A or

2
2

jn.au
jl.au

Pk
Pk

C. G. H. 1816.
C. G. H. 1752.

0
0

r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 546
Bot. mag. 661

Amaryllis longifolia R M.

2 Gow£ni Gowen's tf

A °r

2

jn.jl

Pk

hybrid

0

r.m

Hort. tr. ic

7806 flaccidum Herb. flaccid tf

iAI or

i>

jl.au

Pk

N. Holl. 1816.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 426

Amaryllis australasica Ker

7807 arenarium Herb. sand tf

IAI or

2

my

W

N. Holl. 1822.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2.355

2 blandum soft tf

El or

o

my

B

N. Holl. 1821.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2531

7808 con fdr turn Herb. crowded $

E3or

2

jn

W

N. Holl. 1822.

O

r.m

Bot. mag. 1522

7809 formbsum Herb. beautiful tf

IAI or

2

jl

Brazil 1820.

0

r.m

7810 moluccanum Herb. Moluccas tf

fA~l or

2

jl.au

Pk"

Moluccas 1819.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2292

Amaryllis moluccana B. M.

7811 speciosum Herb. showy Tjj

El or

2

jl.au

Pk

E.Indies 1819.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2217

7812 insigne Herb. noble $

El or

3

n

Pk

E. Indies 1819.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 579

Amaryllis insignis B. R.

7813 latifblium Herb. broad-leaved $

r^-] Qr

3

jl.au

Pk

E. Indies 1806,

0

r.m

R. mal. 11. 30

7814 zeylanicum Herb. Ceylon tf

r/^] or

3

jl.au

P

Ceylon 1771.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1171

Amaryllis zeylanica B. M.

7815 scabrum Herb. rough tf

El or

4

my

Pk

Azores 1810.

0

r.m

Bot. cab. 529

7816 Careyanum Herb. Carey's tf

2

jl

W

Mauritius 1821.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2466

7817 subme'rsiun Herb. submersed tf

El or

1|

Pk

R. JaneirolSSO.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2463

7818 giganteum Andr. giant tf

[7^1 or

3

jl.au

W

Guinea 1792.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 923

Amaryllis gigantea Ker, Evrium petiolatum Herb.
7819 distich um Herb. two-rowed tf (23 or 2

jn.jl

W.P

Guinea 1774.

o

r.m

Bot. mag. 1253

Amaryllis ornata JF.

7820 angustifolium R. Br. narrow-leaved tf

iAI or

2

jn.jl

W

N. Holl. 1824.

0

l.p

7821 y«cc<z?oides Herb. Yucca-like tf

iAI or

8

jn.jl

R.w

Guinea 1740.

0

r.m

7822 Broussonfetz Herb. Broussonet's tf

IAI or

|

jl.au

R.w

Guinea 1740.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2121

7823 macrocarpum Carey long-fruited tf
7824 brevilimbum Carey short-fringed tf
7825 sumatranum Rox. Sumatra tf

IAI or
El or

f

3

jl.au
jl.au
jl.au

W*

Pegu 1820.
Pacificist. 1820.
Sumatra 1810.

o

0
0

r.m
r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 1049

7826 sinicum Carey Chinese #

1

jl.au

W?

China 1819.

0

r.m

7827 pr6cerum Carey tall tf
7828 anomalum fferA. anomalous tf

IAI or

3
1

jl au
jl.au

W.R

w

Pegu 1820.
China 1822.

0
0

r.m
r.m

7829 canaliculatum #0*. channelled-/!/*? tf

El or

4

jl.au

w?

E. Indies 1810.

0

r.m

7830 exaltatum flirft. lofty if

El or

3

E. Indies 1820.

0

r.m

7831 pedunculatum A A /owt'-peduncled tf
7832 bractektum JT. bracteated tf

iAI or
Ej or

3

o

jn.au
jn.au

w*

w

N. S. W. 1790.
Mauritius 1810.

0
0

r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 52
Bot. reg. 179

brevifblium A A

2 angustifolium /fer&. narrow-leaved tf

j A j or

2

jl.au

w

Mauritius 1810.

0

r.m

7833 asiaticum L. Asiatic Poison-bulb tf

El P

3

jn.au

w

China 1732.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1073

toxicarium 7?o.r.

7834 elegans Carey elegant tf

El or

4

s

w

E. Indies 1823.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 2592

7835 undulatum Hook. waved tf

j A 1 or

H

n

w

Maranh. 1824.

D

Lp

Hook. ex. fl. 200

7836 erythrophyllum Carey red-leaved tf

123 or

o-

jl.au

R

E. Indies 1825.

0

r.m

7837 verecundum /fer6. ruddy tf

IA1 or

2

jl.au

P.R

E. Indies 1820.

0

r.m

7838 canalifolium Carey channelled-lvd tf

fAI or

2

jl.au

E. Indies 1820.

0

r.m

7839 Commeun; Jac. Commelin's tf

fAI or

2

jn.au

w"

S. Amer. 1798.

0

r.m

Jac. sc. 202

7840 lorifolium Ttar. strap-leaved tf

fAI or

5

w

Pegu 1819.

0

r.m

7841 longifolium Ao*. long-leaved $
7842 mauritianum iorf. Mauritian tf

fAI or

3

4

mr

w

Pk

Bengal 1810.
Mauritius 1812.

0
0

r.m
r.m

Bot. cab. 650

7843 augustum Aor. narrow tf

fAi or

1

jn.au

W.R

E. Indies 1819.

0

r.m

7844 venustum ftwvy graceful tf
7845 multiflorum Des/. many-flowered tf
7846 amce^num Aw. pleasing %

JA1 or
FA1 or
[Aj or

1
2
g

jl.au
jLau

W.R

W

w

E. Indies 1821.
1822.
E. Indies 1810.

0
0
0

r.m
r.m
r.m

2 laeVe smooth-wzar^zw 5

FA1 or

o

w

E. Indies 1819.

0

r.m

3 angustifMium #«//-narrow-lvd tf

[Z3or

a

w

E. Indies 1819.

0

r.m

7847 humile Herb. low tf

fAI or

i

o

w

1822.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 2636

7848 americanum L. American ^

fAl or

2

jl.au

w

S. Amer. 1752.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1034

7849 strictum Herb. strict 5

fAI or

w

1824.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 2635

7850 revolutum Lindl. revolute tf

IAJ or

lia

jn

w

Maranh. 1823.

o

r.m

7851 ensifolium Rox. sword-leaved tf

fAI or

S

w

Pegu 1819.

C)

r.m

7852 defixum Ker defixed tf

fAI or

2

au.s

w

E. Indies 1810.

0

r.m

R. mal. 11. 38

7853 declinktum flerft. declined $

(AJ or

2

my

w

Silhet 1818.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 2231

7854 brachyandrum Herb, short-stamened V
7855 angustum Rox. narrow tf

!AI or

5
4

jn.au
jn.au

w

Pk

N. Holl. 1819.
Mauritius 1818.

o

0

r.m

r.m

Bot. reg. 679

7856 amibile Don lovely tf

fAI or

5

jn.au

P

E. Indies 1810.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1605

superbum Rox.

7857 cruentum AVr bloody-,/fott>«rd tf

fAI or

4

jn.au

R

E. Indies 1810.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 171

7858 erubescens /f. K. erubescent tf

[AJ or

8

jn.au

Pa.W W. Indies 1789.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1232

riibro limbo B. M.

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

121

2 majus Herb.

3 minus Herb.

4 viridifolium

5 berbicense

7859 hybridum B. M.

7860 plicatum Hort.

larger If El or 3 jl.au R.w S. Amer. 1789. O r.m

smaller tf LSI or 1^ jl.au R.Y S. Amer. 1789. O r.m

green-leaved $ [Z2 or 3 jl.au W Demerara 1819. O r.m

Berbice tf (23 or 2 jl.au W Berbice 1819. O r.m

hybrid tf [ZSl or 2 jl.au Pk hybrid 1820. O r.m Bot. mag. 2336

plaited tf tAl or 2 jn.au W China 1818. O r.m

* 965. CYRTA'NTHUS H. K. CYRTAOTHI'S. (Kyrtos, curved, anthos, a flower.)

Amaryllide(E. 8. — 10.

O r.m Bot. mag. 271

O r.m Bot. reg. 162

O r.m Bot. reg. 167

O r.m Jac. sc. 1. 76

O r.m Bot. mag. 1133

O r.m Bot. mag. 2534

O r.m Bot. reg. 503

O r.m Bot. mag 2471

966. GASTRONE'MA Herb. GASTRONEMA. (Gaster, a belly, nema, a filament.) Amaryllidea;. 1.
7869 clavatum Herb. clavate 5 iAl or | my.jn W.B C. G. H. 1816. O r.m Bot. reg. 168

Cyrtanthus uniflorus B. R.

7861 angustifolius H. K.

7862 colllnus B. R.

7863 spiralis B. R.

7864 ventricosus W.

7865 obliquus H. K.

7866 striatus Herb.

7867 odorus Ker

7868 pallidus Sims

narrow-leaved tf i Al or

hill tf _AJ or

spiral-leaved # iAI or

bellied tf iA| or

oblique-leaved tf iAI or

striated tf iAJ or

sweet-scented tf iAI or

pale 5 iAI or

1 my.jn O

f my.au C

1 my.au S

1 my.au R ?

2 my.au G.o
f jl O

| my.il C

1 my.jl Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.
1816.
1790.
1770.
1774.
...

1818.
1822.

*967. BRUNSVI'G/,4 Hei. BRUNSVIGIA.

7870 lucida Herb. shining 3 iAl or
Amaryllis laticoma B.R. Nerine latfcoma Ker

7871 minor Lindl. smaller tf iAI pr

7872 Josephine R. L. Josephine's tf iAJ or

2 minor B. R. smaller $ iAJ or

3 striata B. M. striated tf iA|or

7873 multiflbra Hei. many-flowered tf uAJ or
Amaryllis orientalis L

7874 marginkta H. K. reef-margined tf iAJ or

7875 radula Jac. rasp-leaved tf iAJ or

7876 striata Jac. striated tf iAJ or

7877 falcata Ker sickle-leaved tf iAJ or
Ammocharis falcata Herb.

7878 toxicaria Ker Poison-bulb tf tAJ P
Hfemanthus toxicarius L.

7879 coranica Ker Coranie Poison-bulb^ iA) p
Amm6charis coranica Herb.

7880 ciliaris Ker fringed tf uAJ or
Haemanthus ciliaris W.

7881 disticha Swt. two-rowed tf iAI or
Amaryllis disticha Pat. Buphane disticha Ker

968. NERPNJ? Herb. NEKINE.

7882 curvifolia Herb. curve-leaved
Amaryllis curvifolia Jac.

(The noble family of Brunswick.)

Pk

S

S

1 au

I jl.au
l|jn.au
1 jn.au

l|jn.au S

1 jn.au R

1 s.o S

| ap.au R

1 s.o Pk

f my.jn R

1 s.o Pk

1 s.o Pk

1 jLo Bk

1 R?

Pk C. G. H. 1818.

C. G. H. 1822.

C. G. H. 1814.

C. G. H. 1814.

C. G. H. 1823.

C. G. H. 1752.

C. G. H. 1795.

C. G. H. 1790.

C. G. H. 1795.

C. G. H. 1774.

C. G. H. 1774.

C. G. H. 1815.

C. G. H. 1752.

C. G. H. 1823.

(Nerine, the daughter of Nereus.)
tf iAJ or 1 my.s P C. G. H. 1777.

7883 corusca Herb.

7884 sarnithisis Ker

7885 ventista Herb.

7886 flexuosa Herb.

7887 humilis Herb.

7888 undulata Herb.
7889aurea Swt.

Lycorus aurea Herb.
7890 radiata

;littering

glit
Gu

ernsey Lily tf
beautiful tf

flexuous tf

low tf

waved-flowered tf
golden 5

iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
iAI or
i Al or

1 jl.au

1 s.o

1 jn.jl

1 s.o

2 jn.jl

f my.jn

1 au.s

C. G. H.
Japan
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
China

1809.
1659.
1806.
1795.
1795.
17fi7.
1777.

Amaryllidece. 12.

O r.m Bot. reg. 497

R s.l Bot. reg. 954

O r.m Red. lil. 370. 372

O r.m Bot. reg. 192, 193

O r.m Bot. mag. 2578

O r.m Bot. mag. 1619

O r.m Jac. sc. 1. 65

O r.m Jac. sc. 1. 68

O r.m Jac. sc. 1. 70

O r.m Bot. mag. 1443

O r.m Bot. reg. 567

O r.m Bot. reg. 139

O r.m Brey. c. 39

O r.m Pal. it. 1

Amaryllideae. 12.
O r.m Bot. mag. 725

O r.m Bot. mag. 1089
O r.m Bot. mag. 294
O r.m Bot. mag. 1090
O r.m Bot. reg. 172
O r.m Bot. mag. 726
O r.m Bot. mag. 369
O r.m Bot. mag. 409

radiated

Lycorus radiata Herb.

tf lAlor l|jn.ji Pk China 1758. O r.m Bot. rep. 95

7892 pulchella Herb.

7893 versicolor Herb.

*969. AMARY'LLISL.

7894 pumilio Spin

7895 pudica Ker

7896 bianda Ker

7897 Belladonna L.
2 pallida

7898 pallida Herb.

7899 reticulata H. K.

7900 striatifolia Swt.

7901 brevifMia Swt.

7902 supe"rba Swt.

7903 grandifK.ra Swt.

7904 atrorubens Swt.

7905 obscura Swt.
790fi intermedia LindL

7907 sulcata Swt.

7908 recurvata Swt.

7909 Wellsiana Swt.

7910 Vallet» Swt.

7911 rubdscens Swt.

7912 purpurascens Swt.

7913 patens Swt.

7914 versicolor Swt.

7915 costata Swt.
79! 6 dioica Swt.

7917 amo?vna Swt.

7918 rugosa Swt.

7919 dec&ra Swt.

7920 pallida Swt.

7921 variegata Swt.

7922 nerviff.lia Suit.

7923 Johnson? Swt.
spectabilis Lod.

7924 Anderson? Swt.

roseate
pretty
various-colored

AMARYLLIS.
dwarf
modest
charming
Belladonna
pale-fiowered
pale

netted- veined
channelled-lvd
short-leaved
superb

large- flowered
dark-red
obscure
intermediate
furrowed
recurved
Wells's
Vallet's
rubescent
purpurascent
spreading
various-colored
ribbed
dioecious
pleasing
rugose
comely
pale

variegated
nerve- leaved
Johnson's

iA|or f jl
lAlor 2 jl
iAI or 1 jLi

Pk
Pk

C. G. H. 1818.
C. G. H.

Va hybrid 1815.

(A nymph of Virgil's.) A

iAI or i n Pk C. G. H. 1774.

iAl or i my.jl Pk C. G. H. 1795.
H my.jn Pk C. G. H. 1754.
F W. Indies 1712.
F Madeira ...
Pa.R C. G. H. ...
P Brazil 1777.
P Brazil 1815.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
Brazil 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid

hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
hybrid 1821.
1821.
1821.
1821.
1810.

Va
St
R.p
B
.- St

limy.au St ...

1 jnjl Pa.O hybrid
li jn.jl St hybrid

„ .. 2 year P.R hybrid

LAI or 2 my.jn St hybrid

O r.m Bot. mag. 2124
O r.m Bot. mag. 2407
O r.m Herb. ap. ic.

maryllidece. 112. —
O r.m

O r.m Ker rev. 8 8
O r.m Bot. mag. 1450
O p.l Bot. mag. 733
O p.l Red. lil. 470
O r.m Bot. reg. 714
O r.m Bot. reg. 657
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O rm
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m

Anderson's .$ iAJ or 1 jn.jl R hybrid 1821. O r.i

122

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

7925 Colvillj Swt.

Colvill's

tf

for

1| Jn-J'

R.p

hybrid

15521.

0

r.m

7926 undulaeflora Swt.

wavelet-flwd

?

or

IA year

P.w

hybrid

1S21.

0

r.m

7927 palliiflura Swt.

cloak-flowered

tf

or

2 year

R.w

hybrid

1S21.

C)

r m

7928 discolor Swt.

various-colored

tf

IAl or

1 year

St

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7929 expansa Swt.

expanded

tf

El or

1 year

D.R

hybrid

182].

0

r.m

7930 patentissima Swt.

very spreading

[A] or

1J au.s

C

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7931 bracteata Swt.

bracted

tf

l/\i.or

1 year

R

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7932 Annesleya»wi Swt.

Annesley's

tf

IAl or

1 my.jl

P

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7933 striatiflura Swt.

striated-flwd

?J

IAl or

li year

St

hybrid

18-1.

o

r.m

7934 consobrina Swt.

cousin

tf

LAI or

my.jn

Pk

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7935 phcenicea Swt.

purple

tf

[7\] or

li my.jl

P

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7936 stenantha Swt.

narrow-flwd

tf

(7\1 or

1 year

R

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7937 reginae L.

queen's

El or

2 my.jn

S

America

17--5.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 453

S pulverulenta Lod.

powdery

JJ

El or

li my.jn

S

hybrid

1820.

0

r.m

3 vittata //. TV.

banded

tf

[7\1 or

1| my.jn

S

hybrid

1820.

0

r.m

Hort. tr. 5. 15

7938 rubicunda Sutf.

reddish

tf

El or

1 my.jl

R

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7939 paliescens Swt.

palleaceot

El or

1 year

P.R

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7940 accedens Sn>/.

approaching

tf

IA j or

li year

D.P

hybrid

1S21.

0

rm

7941 coccinea Swt.

scarlet

tf

El or

2 year

S

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7942 ringens Swt.

gaping

$

El or

1 year

R.w

hybrid

1S21.

0

r.m

7943 carnescens Stitf.

carnescent

H

E)or

1 year

P.w

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

7944 r6seo-alba Swt.

red and white

X

El or

2 year

R.w

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7945 spathkcea StoA

spathaceous

^'

1| year

R?

hybrid

1821.

o

r.m

Bot. mag. 2315

7946 imbuta Swt.

imbued

ti

Elor

2 year

R

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7947 compacta Swt.

compact

Elor

1 year

R

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7948 consangufnea Sutf.

related

5

Elor

1 year

0

hybrid

1821.

0

r.m

7949 principis Salm

prince's

^J

Elor

1 jn.jl

S

Brazil

1823.

0

r.m

7950 vittata tf. K.

banded

$

LAlor

1 ap.my

St

C. G. H.

1769.

C)

r.m

Bot. mag. 129

2 major Lindl.

larger

rf

iAl or

2 my.jl

St

C. G. H.

1774.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1430

7951 linekta Cotf.

lined

^

iAl or

f ap.au

R.w

S. Amer.

1820.

0

r.m

Col. h. rip. 3

vittata y Harrisons'

B.R.

7952 pulchra Swt.

fair

tf

iAl or

f ap.au

P.w

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7953 variabilis Swt.

variable

tf

LAJ or

1 ap.au

R.w

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7954 Forbesii Lindl.

Forbes's

, Al spl

lijl.au

PkW

C. G. H.

1823.

C)

S.I

2 purpurea Lindl.

purple

H

lAJspl

1* jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1823.

0

S.I

7955 vittifera Sutf.

riband-bearing

Tj

E or

4 my-ji

St

hybrid

1823.

0

r.m

7956 advena Ker

stranger

tf

El °r

f my.jn

S

Chile

1807.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 1125. 1

2 cerina Lindl.

wax-colored

f7\~| or

f my.jn

P.Y

Chile

1821.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 1 125. 2

7957 rutila AVr.

fiery-red

X

FAl or

f ap.my

s

Brazil

1815.

o

r.m

Bot. reg. 23

7958 vittkta Hort.

banded

^

[Al or

1 ap.my

s

hybrid

1816.

0

r.m

7959 splendens Jfcrd.

shining

tf

EJ or

my.jn

s

hybrid

1820.

0

r.m

Herb. ap. 52. ic.

7960 attenuata Swt.

attenuated

£>

[A] or

year

Pa.R

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7961 punctata Swt.

dotted

rf

El or

year

Pa.R

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7962 fulgida .for

fulgid

$

El or

S ap.my

Ve

Brazil

1810.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 226

2 vittata Hort.

banded

^J

[23 or

| ap.my

V

hybrid

1820.

o

r.m

7963 subbarbata A M.

slightly beardec

5

[A~[ or

year

S

Brazil

1823.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 247

7964 mutabilis Sutf.

changeable

[7\^ or

year

Va

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7965 rubro-crucea Swt.

reddish saffron

$

[7\~] or

year

R.Saf

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7966 cuprea iW.

copper

^

[7\] or

year

Cop

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7967 crocata Ker

satfron-colored

tf

[7^1 or

ap.my

Ve

Brazil

1815.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 38

2 reginae Hort.

queen's

fAI or

my.jn

S

hybrid

1810.

0

r.m

7968 stylusa j?. M

stylose

$

El or

my.jn

R

Maranhaol821.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 719

maranensis R R.

7969 pulverult-nta Herb.

powdery

$

E or

ap.my

O

Brazil .

1819.

0

r.m

Bot. reg. 534

7970 venosa Swtf.

veiny

iAI°r

jn.o

St '

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7971 lateritia Swt.

brick- colored

•$

tAlor

l|jn.o

Bri

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7972 ffiiva Swrf.

tawny

tf

,A|or

1 jn.o

Br

hybrid

1822!

0

r.m

7973 glaucescens Swt.

glaucescent

iAJ°r

1| jn.o

R

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7974 Hood« Swt.

Hood's

If

lAJ or

1 jn.o

S.w

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7975 macrantha Swt.

long-flowered

tf

tAJor

lj j».o

R

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7976 brevifl^ra Swt.

short-flowered

tf

iAI°r

1 jn.o

R

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7977 detecta Sotf.

delightful

iAl or

f jn.o

D.R

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7978 amabilis Swt.

lovely

8

Al or

lijn.o

Va

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7; 79 princeps Swt.
7980 imperialis Swtf.

princely
imperial

I

iA)or
lAJor

1 jn.o
4 jn.o

S

S

hybrid
hybrid

1822.
1822.

0
0

r.m
r.m

7981 augfista Swt.

august

$

fAI or

2 jn.o

S

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7982 crispiflora S«tf.

curled-flowered

«

iAlor

2 my.jl

s

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7983 tortuliflora Swt.

twisted-flwd

iAJor

2 my.jl

s

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7984 ignescens Surf.
7985 tricolor Swt.

ignescent
three-colored

1

lAJor
lAJ or

li my.jl
2 my.jl

Fla
Cop

hybrid
hybrid

1822.
1822.

0
0

r.m
r.m

7986 equestris Jac.

equestrian

•$

Elor

1 jl.o

sp

W.Indies 1710.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 305

2 major

larger

H

[Aior

li il o

S

W. Indies

1710.

o

r.m

Bot. reg. 234

3 plena

double

tf

[A] or

1| my.s

s

W. Indies

1809.

0

r.m

7987 miniata R. & P.

vermilion

fAI or

1 jn.jl

F

Peru

1825.

o

r.m

7988 flammea R. & P.

flame

V

[A] °r

1 ap

Fla

Peru

1825.

0

r.m

Fl. per. 3. 286. 6

7989 solandn«/?<Vrt Lindl

Solandra-flwd

£

11 ap

P.Y

S. Amer.

1820.

0

r m

Lind. col. 11

2 rubro-striata

red-channelled

3

fAI or

1| ap.jn

R.w

S. Amer.

1820.

o

r.m

3 purpurascens
7990 vittata Lindl.
7991 calyptrata Ker
7992 aulica Ker

purpurascent
banded
calyptrated
courtly

If

IAl or

«s

fAI or

U ap.jn
2 jl.au
li my.au
1J my.au

P.w
Va
G
G.s

S. Amer.
S. Amer.
Brazil
Brazil

1820.
1819.
1816.
1810.

cccc

r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m

Bot. mag. 2573
Bot. reg. 876
Bot. reg. 164
Bot. reg. 444

2 platypetala 5. R.
7993 psittaclna .for

broad-petaled
parrot

li my.au
U my.au

0
G.s

Brazil
Brazil

1824.
1816.

o

0

r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 1030
Bot. reg. 199

7994 retinervia Swt.

netted

x

fAI or

li ap.jn

S

W. Indies

1822.

0

r.m

7995 tortuosa Swtf.

twisted

^

fA] or

lijn.o

G.s

hybrid

1822.

o

r.m

7996 quadricolor Swt.

four-colored

*

^d or

li jn.o

St

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

7997 multistriata Swt.
7998 canaliculata StuA

many-channelled tf J29 or
channelled tf U\\ or

Ujn.o
lljn-o

St

s

hybrid
hybrid

1822.
1822.

0
0

r.m
r.m

Miss Chapm. ic.

7999 recurviflura Swt.

recurved-flwd

W

[A! or

f Jn.o

R

hybrid

1S22.

0

r.m

8000 sexmaculata Surf.

six-spotted

^

(Al or

lijn.o

Cop

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

8001 campanulata Sutf.

campanulate

tf

[Al or

li jn.o

P.s

hybrid

1812.

0

r.m

8002 retiflora Swt.

net-flowered

fAI or

2 my.jl

S

hybrid

1822.

0

r.m

8003 formosissima i.

handsomest

£

iAl or

f my.au

D.R

N. Amer.

1658.

o

r.m

Bot. mag. 47

8004 nervosa Hum.

nervose

^

fAI or

1 my

R?

Mexico

1825.

0

r.m

8005 tatarica Patf.

Tartarian

tf

El or

| my

B

Siberia

1822.

0

r.m

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

123

970 PHYCE'LLA Lindl. PHYCELLA. (Dim. ofphykos, red alkanet ; color.) Amaryllidece. 3.

8006 ignea Lindl. fiery tf GS or 1 n S Chile 1824. O r.m Hot. reg. 809
Amaryllis fgnea Lindl.

8007 cyrtantholdes Lindl. Cyrtanthus.lk tf 22 or £ jn C Chile 1824. O r.m Dot. mag. 2399
Amaryllis cyrtantholdes B. M.

8008 corusca Lindl. glittering $ IAI or Is S Coquimbo 1825. O s.p.l

971. VALLOT^ Sal. VALLOTA.
purpurea Herb.
Amary'llu purpurea

8009 purpurea Herb. purple

2 minor Herb.

smaller

(Pierre Pallet, a French botanist.) Amaryllideee. 1.

tf lAJ or 1* my.jn S C. G. H. 1774. O p.s Bot. reg. 552

tf lAJor 1 my.jn S C. G. H. 1774. O p.s Bot. mag. 1430

972. GRIFFI'N/^ Ker GRIFFINIA. (William Griffin, Esq., of South Lambeth.)

8010 hyacmthina K. Br. violet-colored tf CS or 1 jn.s U S. Amer. 1815.

8011 intermedia Lindl. intermediate tf [Al or f mr.ap B Brazil 18^-3.

8012 parviflbra Ker small-flowered ? fAI or | jn.s Pa.P S. Amer. 1815.

973. STERNBE'RG/^ Kit. STERNBEROU. (Count Caspar Sternberg, a celeb, bot.)

-, Colchicum-flwdtf A or j au.s Y Hungary 1816.

8013 colchiciflbra W. $ K.

8014 Clusiuna Ker Ecluse's tf A or

8015 lutea Ker yellow $ A or
2 angustifolia narrow-leaved tf A or

8016 exigua Ker small tf A or

974. ZEPHYRA'NTHES Herb. ZEPHYRANTHES.

8017 tubi'spatha Herb, tube-spathed $ G2 or
Amaryllis tubispatha Herit.

8018 Candida B. M. white tf A or
Amaryllis Candida B. R.

8019 Atamdsco Herb. Atamasco Lily tf A or
Amaryllis Atamusco L.

8020 grandiflbra Lindl. large-flowered tf Al pr

8021 carinata B. M. keeled tf _AJ pr

8022 verecunda Herb. blushing tf _AJ pr

8023 striata Herb. channelled tf Al pr

8024 rosea Lindl. rosy tf Al or

8025 chloroleuca Herb.

| au.s
au.s
au
au.s

Pa.Y Constant. ...
Y S. Europe 1596.
Y S. Europe 1595.
Y N. Africa 1820.

Amaryllideee. 3.
O r.m Bot. reg. 163
O p.l Bot. reg. 990
O r.m Bot. reg. 511

Amaryllldece. 4. — 6.
O r.m W. & K. 2. 157
O r.m Cl. h. 1. 163
O r.m Bot. mag. 290
O co
O r.m

(Zephyr os, west wind, anthe, flower.) AmaryllidetE. 9.
| my.jl W S. Amer. ... O r.m Bot mag. 1586

i s W Peru 1822. O r.m Bot. reg. 724

| my.jn W N. Amer. 1629. O r.m Bot. mag. 239

i my.jn Pk Mexico

J my.jn Pk Mexico

\ ap.niy Pa.R Mexico

ap.my W Mexico

1824. O s.l

1824.
1824.
1824.

O s.l
O s.l
O s.l

Bot. reg. 902
Bot. mag. 2594
Bot. mag. 2583
Bot. mag. 2593

greenish-white 5 A or | my.au Pa.G

\ my.jn R Havannahl823. O r.m Bot. reg. 821

O r.m Ker rev. 8. 2

*975. HABRA'NTHUS Herb. HABRANTHIIS. (Habros, delicate, ant/ios, flower.) Amaryllidece. 6.

8026 versi color Herb.

8027 lorifulius B. M. '

8028 gracilif.Mius Herb.

8029 angustus Herb.
8030bifidus Herb.
8031 spathaceus Herb.

changeable $ A fra $ s Pk S. Amer. 1821. O r.m Bot. mag. 2485

strap-leaved tf iAI or |jl.s ... S. Amer. 1821. O r.m

slender-leaved tf A fra £ ja W S. Amer. 1821. O r.m Bot. mag. 2464

narrow tf iA' pr | s R Brazil 1822. O p.l Bot. mag. 2639

two-cleft tf _AJ or f jn Pk B. Ayres 1823_. O s.l Bot. mag. 2597

spathaceous tf tAJ or £ jl.s ... B. Ayres 1825. O r.m

976. DORY A'NTHES Corr. DORVANTHES. (Dory, spear, anthe, flower ; stem.) Amaryllidece. 1.
8032 excelsa Corr. gigantic £ iAJ or 20 jl.au Crea N. S. W. 1800. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 1685

977. GETHY'LLIS £. GETHYLLIS.

8033 spiralis L. t\>vca.\-leaved

8034 ciliaris L. fringed

8035 villbsa L. villous

8036 lanceolata L. spear-leaved

8037 afra B. R. African

978. POLIA'NTHES L. TUBEROSE.

8038 tuberosa L. tuberous
2 fibre pleno double

8039 gracilis Lk. slender

(Getheo, to rejoice j perfume of flowers.)

tf (A) or
8 .A) or
tf LAJ or
tf lAlor
tf iAI or

f jn.

i

f

Amaryllideee. 5.

W C. G. H. 1780. O s.p Bot. mag. 1088
W C. G. H. 1788. O s.p Jac. sc. 1. 79
W C. G. H. 1787. O s.p
W C. G. H. 1790. O s.p
W C. G. H. 1820. O s.p Bot. reg. 1016

(Polls, city, anthe, flower.) Hemerocallidece. 2.

A lAl or 3 au.s W E. Indies 1629. O r.m Bot. reg. 63

A iAI or 3 au.s W ... O r.m

& iAI or 3 au.s Pa.Y Brazil 1822. O r.m

*979. ALSTRCEMEVR/^ L. ALSTRCEMER

IA.

(Baron C. Alstrcemer, a Swed. bot.)

Amaryttidea. 10. — 33.

80*0 Pelegrina L.

Pelegrina

&

LAJ

or

1

jn.s

St

Peru

1753.

R

r.m Bot. mag. 139

8041 Ligtu L.

Ligtu

>*•

or

1

f.mr

S

Peru

1776.

R

Ls.p Bot. mag. 125

8042 Flos Martini Ker

St. Martin's fl.

&

or

H

jn

W.P.Y

Chile

1822.

S

Ls.p Bot. reg. 731

8043 pulchella Sims

pretty

*

[Al

or

3

S

Chile

1822.

S

Ls.p Hook. ex. fl. 64

8044 r6sea Hook.

roseate

or

1

jn.jl

Pk

Peru

1824.

R

Ls.p Hook. ex. fl. 181

8045 Salsilla L

Salsilla

£>

\^\\

clt

6

jn.jl

G.c

S. Amer.

1806.

R

l.s.p Bot. mag 1613

804fi ovata Cav.

ovate

3

A

or

4

jn.jl

R.G.Y

Chile

1824.

R

Ls.p Cav. ic. 1. 76

8047 edulis J.

eatable

_£

or

4

jl.au

R

Trinidad

1820.

R

Ls.p Fl. ant. 14

8048 pauciflsira Kth.

few-flowered

Q/Sj

or

3

s

O.u

Caraccas

1823.

R

l.s.p

8049 hirtella Kth.

rather hairy

A

or

4

jl

R.Y.G Mexico

1824.

S

p.l Sw. fl. gar. 228

*980. CONANTHE^RA Fl. per. CONANTHERA. (Konos, a cone, anthera, an anther.) Asphodeletz. 3. — 5.
§ 8050 campannlata Hook. \>e\\-flowered tf i_J or J mr B Chile 1823. O l.s.p Hook. ex. fl. 214

8051 bifulia Fl. per. two-leaved tf i | pr f mr B Chile 1823. O s.l Bot. cab. 904

8052 SimsH Swt Sims's tf LA) or i mr.my B Chile 1823. O r.m Bot. mag. 2496
bifblia B. M. not Fl. per.

981. HYPO'XISi.

HYPOXIS. (Hypo, beneath, oxi/s, sharp ; base of capsule.)

Hypoi

ttdea. 22.— 26.

8053 juncea Sm.

rushy

^ Al or

i jn.jl

Y

Carolina

1787.

0

l.p

Sm. spic. 15. 16

8054 hygrometrica Lab.

hygrometric

If iAi or

i^jnjl

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

0

l.p

Lab. n. h. 1. 8

8055 alba L.

white

f iAI or

W

C. G. H.

1806.

0

p.l

Jac. c. 4. 2. 1

8056 obtusa B R.

obtuse

f LAJ or

a jn

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

0

Bot. reg. 159

8057 linearis B. Rep.

linear-leaved

£ iAI or

i ap.my

Y

C. G. H.

1792

0

l.p

Bot. rep. 171

8058 stellata L.

star-flowered

jg iAI or

f ap.jn

W.B

C. G. H.

1752.

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 662

8059 elegans Andr.
8060 serrata L.

elegant
saw -leaved

j£ lAJ or
$ iAI or

J ?P-J[n.
1 jn.jl

W.B

Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1752.
1788.

0
0

s.p

l.p

Bot mag. 1223
Bot. mag. 709

8061 breviscapa Kth,

short-scaped

j£ iAI or

^ my.jn

Y

Brazil

1823.

C)

p.l

8062 ovata W.

ovate

g iAI or

4 f.my

Y

C. G. H.

1806.

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 1010

8063 v eratrifblia L.

Veratrum-lvd

j£ A °r

2 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1788.

0

l.p

Jac. ic. 2. 367

8064 carolinensis MX.

Carolina

$ iAI or

5 jn.jl

Y

Carolina

1822.

C)

8065 decumbens L.

decumbent

j£ E) or

8 J 'J

1 jn.s

Y

Jamaica

1755.

C)

p.l'

Mil. ic. 1. 392

8066 stellipilis Ker

starry-haired

tf i Al or

i i

Y

C. G. H.

1821.

0

s.p

Bot. reg. 663

8057 obftqua Jac.

oblique-leaved

)£ i Al or

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

0

p.l

Bot. rep. 1P5

8068 pratensis R. Br.

meadow

^ LAJ or

| mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

0

P-j

80f>9 scabra Lod.

rough

5 _A) or

§ au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1823.

B

Bot. cab. 970

124

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

8070 erecta L.

8071 sobolifera Jac.

8072 villusa L.

8073 aquatica L.

982. CURCITLIGO

8074 sumatrana Rox.

8075 plicata Dry.
Sglabra '

8076 orchioldes Rox.

8077 brevifolia Dry.

8078 Iatif61ia Dry.

8079 recurvata Dry.

upright £ A or £ Jn.jl Y N. Amer.

shoot-bearing £ iAI or | jn.s Y C. G. H.

villous H LA) or f jn.s Y C. G. H.

aquatic jfe iAI or | jn.jl Y C. G. H.

Gae. CURCULIGO.
Sumatran
plaited-leaved
smooth
Orchis-like
short-leaved
broad-leaved ]£
recur\cd-leaved£

(Curculio, a weevil ; seeds.)

Sumatra
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
E. Indies
E. Indies
Poolo Pin
Bengal

3 jl
li jn.jl
1| jn.jl
I jn.jl
my.jl

or 1

my.au Y
Y

1752. O p.l

1774. O p.l

1774. O p.l

1787. O p.l

Hypoxt'dea:.

1818. O l.p

1788. O l.p
1788. O l.p
1800. O l.p

1804. O l.p
.1804. O l.p

1805. O l.p

Bot. mag. 710
Bot. mag. 711
Jac. ic. 2. 507

6. —9.
Bot. cab. 443
Jac. sc. 1. 80
Bot. reg. 345
Rox. cor. 1. 13
Bot. mag. 1076
Bot. mag. 2034
Bot. reg. 770

983. MOLINE^RI^ Coll. MOLINERJA.
8080 plickta Coll. plaited

(Ignatio Molinerio, direct, of bot. gar. at Turin.) Hypoxidece. I.
[23 or 1 au S.Y Java 1820. D p.l Col. h. rip. 18

984. BAMBlTSA Schr. BAMBOO CANE. (Bambos, the Indian name.)

8081 arundinkcea W.

8082 verticillata W.

8083 spinosa Ham.

8084 stricta Rox.

8085 glauca Lo. C.

8086 nigra Lo. C.

8087 aristata Lo. C.

8088 pub^scens Lo. C.

Reed-like . Jilt £3 ec 40
\vhor\-Jtowered Jilt CD cu 20

spiny

strict

glaucous

black

awned

pubescent

Bor 20

or 20

jut CD or 20

tit O or 20

jilt d or 20

.Hit CD or 20

Gram'mece. 8.

Ap India 1730. Sk 1 Rox. cor. 1. 79

Ap India 1803. Ski

Ap E. Indies 1820. Sk 1

Ap E. Indies 1824. Ski,

Ap E. Indies 1826. Sk 1

Ap E. Indies 1825. Sk 1

Ap E. Indies 1824. Sk 1

Ap E.Indies 1826. Ski

985. MELOCA'NNA Trin. MELOCANNA. (Melon, apple, kanna, reed.) Graminece. 1.— 2.

8089 bambusoldes Trin. Bambusa-like Jilt CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1818. Sk 1
Bambiisa baccifera Rox.

986. .ZVA'STUS J. NASTUS. (Nastos, the Greek name for a kind of reed.) Graminece. 4.

8090 latifolia Spr. broad-leaved Jit Q or 20 Cumana 1818. Sk s.p

Bambiisa latifolia H. $ B. :

987. CA'LAMUS L.

8091 verus Lou.

8092 tfger W.

8093 rudentum Lou.

8094 Zaldcca Gae.

8095 albus Pers.

W.

CALAMUS.
true
black
cable
Zalacca
white

(Kal
SOec

am, a reeo

20 ...

i, Arac
G

>.j faimcs
Cochinch. 1824.

. t
S

). — 13.

s.l Ru. am. 5. 54

CD

ec

20 ...

G

Moluccas

1824.

S

S.I

ec

200 ...

G

E. Indies

1812.

S

s.l

~3 r^j

cu

20 ...

G

E. Indies

1812.

s

s.l Gae. fr. 2. 139. 2

3 CD

or

50 ...

R Indies

1812.

s

r.m Ru. am. 5. 52

ICD

or

50 ...

...

R Indies

1819.

s

r.m iRu. am. 5. 58. 1

988. EHRHA'RIM Thun. EHRHARTA. (F. Ehrhart, a Swiss naturalist.) Graminece. 4. — 14.

8097 joanicea Sm. Panic-grass Jilt tAI cu 2 my.jl Ap C. G. H. 1790. S co Sm. ic. in. 1. 9

8098 distich iph^lla Lab. distich-leaved Jilt |_AJ un 2 jnjl Ap N. Holl. 1820. D r.m

8099 gigantea Ehrh. giant W tAJ un 3 jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1818. D s.p

8100 calycina Sm. large-calyxed XI, LAJ un 2 jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1818. D s.p Sm. ic. in. 1. 33
^ira capensis L.

989. ^'CORUS L.

8101 Calamus L.

8102 terrestris Spr.

8103 gramineus H. K.

ACORUS.
Sweet Flag
terrestrial
(jtuss-leaved

990. ORO'NTIUMi. ORONTIUM.

8104 aquaticum L. aquatic

991. RO^HDE^ Roth ROHDEA.

8105 japonica Roth Japan
Orontium japonicum Thun.

* 992. TUPI'STRA Ker TITPISTHA.

8106 squalida Ker squalid

(A, priv., kore, pupil of the eye ; med. qual.) Aroldea:. 3.

^ A m 2 jn.jl Ap Britain pools. D m.s Eng.bot. 356

£ A or 1 jn.jl Ap China 1822. D co

£ A cu £f Ap China 1796. D s.p Sm.spic. 15.

(A Greek name adopted by LinnzEus.) Aroide^e. 1. — 4.

^ A cu £ jn Ap N. Amer. 1775. D s.p Hook. ex. fl. 19

(Mich. Rohde, of Bremen, in Germany.) Aroidece. 1.
^ A ec 2 ja.ap Ap Japan 1783. D sp Bot. mag. 898

(Dimin. of typis, a mallet ; flower.) Aroidece. 1.

G2 cu 2 ap Ld Amboyna 1810. R l.p Bot. reg. 704

993. TA'CCA Forst.

TACCA.

(Its Malay name.) Aroidece.

6.

8107 pinnatifida Forst.

pinnatifid tf (A1 ec

2 ...

P

' E. Indies

1793.

R

l.p

Bot cab. 692

8108 aspera Rox.

rough

\ E3cu

2 jl.au

Br

E. Indies

1816.

11

l.p

8109 IffiVis Rox.

smooth

2 jl.au

Br

R Indies

1820.

R

l.p

8110 guineensis G. Don

Guinea

f G2cu

2 jl.au

Br

E. Indies

1823.

R

l.p

8111 phalifera Boj.

crest-bearing

4 jl.au

Br

Mauritiu

s 1826.

R

l.p

8112 integrifulia Ker

entire-leaved ;

r IAI CU

* my.jl

P

E. Indies

1810.

Skl.p

Bot. mag. 1488

994. JU'NCUS L.

RUSH. (Jungo, to join ; first ropes made of rushes.)

Juncetc. 37.—

8113 acutus L.

great sharp sea Jl

It A ec

6 jl.au

Ap

Britain

sea co.

S

m.s

Eng. bot. 1614

8114 maritimus Lam.

lesser sharp sea j

It A ec

4 au

Ap

Britain

sal. m.

S

m.s

Eng. bot. 1725

8115 conglomeratus L.

conglomerated J

A ec

2 jn.jl

Ap

'Britain

moi.p.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 835

SllfiefKisus /,.

effuse J

A ec

3 my.au

Ap

Britain

moi.p.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 836

8H7glaucus Ehrh.

glaucous

A ec

f 8

Ap

England

moi.p.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 665

8118 balticus Deth.

Baltic

A un

Ap

Britain

sea co.

s

m.s

helortes Lk. fircticus

Hook.

8119arcticus L.

arctic

A un

1 my

Ap

Norway

1822.

s

m.s

Fl. dan. 1094

8120 filiformis L.

filiform

A un

1 £JJ

Ap

Britain

tur.bo.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 1175

8121 trifidus L.

three-leaved

A un

i ji

Ap

Scotland

sc.alp.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 1482

8122 monanthos Jac.

one-flowered

A un

% jn.jl

Ap

Europe

1820.

D

m.s

8123 squarrosus L.

squarrose

A w

1 Jn jl

Ap

Britain

sa.hea.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 933

8124 Gesneri Sm.

Gesner's Jl

Jt A cu

| jl.au

Ap

Scotland

sc.alp.

s

m.s

Eng bot. 2174

gracilis E. B. ttlnuis

Hook.

8125 tenuis W.

slender jl

it A un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Amer

1818.

s

m.s

Rostj. 1.3

812fi capitatus Weigel

headed

O un

I jl.au

Ap

Europe

1823.

8

s

8127 pygma^us Thuil.
8128 planifolius R. Br.

pygmy Jl
flat-leaved Jl

It A un
it iAI un

ijn.au
1 jl.au

Ap
Ap

France
N. Holl.

1817.
1822.

S
D

m.s

CO

8129 pauciftorus R. Br.

few-flowered Jl

It iAI un

1 jl.au

Ap

N. Holl.

1822.

D

CO

8130 vaginatus R. Br.

sheathed jl

Ji iAI un

2 jl.au

Ap

N. H(-ll.

1822.

D

CO

8131 lampocarpus Ehrh.
8132 acutiflorus Ehrh.

shining-fruited Jilt A w
sharp-flowered Jilt A w

2 jn.au
2 jl.au

Ap
Ap

Britain
Britain

moi.p.
moi.p.

S
S

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 2143
Eng. bot. 238

8133 obtusiftorus Ehrh.

blunt-flowered Jl

It A w

liau

Ap

Britain

mar.

s

m.s

Eng. bot. 21-14

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

125

8134 valvhtus Lk. valvixl

8135 iwlycephaliis D. Don many-headed

8136 uliginosus Rath bog

8137 supinus G. Don supine

8138 aristhtus MX. bearded

8139 plebcius R. Br. plebeian

8140 subverticillatus Wul. half-whorled

jnjl
jnjl

8141 bulbbitu L.
compressus Jac.

8142 b6ttnicus Wahl.

8143 coenosus Bleb.

8144 bufuiiius L.

8145 Tenageia Ehrh.
8146triglinnis L.

8147 bigltimis L.

8148 castaneus Sm.

8149 Jacquini L.
biglumis Jac.

*995. LITZULA Dec.

8150 vernalis Dec.

8151 pilosa Sm.

8152 flavdscens Dec.

8153 Forsttri Dec.

8154 glabrata Desv.

8155 albida Dec.
815fi Uitea Dec.

8157 spadicea Dec.
Juncus spadiceus W.

8158 nfvea Dec.

8159 maxima Dec.

8160 arcuata Su/z.
Juncus arcuatusTrtW

8161 spicata Dec.

8162 pediformis Dec.
816 > congesta J>/un
8164sudeticusDt?c.

8165 campestris Dec.

8166 multiflorus Lej.

bulbous

Bothnian

mud

toad

Tenageia

three-flowered

two-flowered

chestnut

Jacquin's

Mi A un £ jl.au

jut A i
jilt A '

jilt A un

jilt iAI un

Jilt A un

jiui A w

Jilt A un

jilt A un

illii O w

jk o

Jllk A

« jnjl
| jl.au
1 jl.au

* jl.au
1 jl.au
Jjl.au
| jn.au
A un i jl
A un i au ,
A un 1 jl
un | jl.au

ttO

Ap
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap
Ap

Ap
AP
AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap

Spain 1820. S m.8

Scotland moun. D m.s

England tur.he. S m.s Eng. bot 801

Scotland moun. D m.s

N. Amer. 1823. S

1816. D co

1821. S m.s
... S m.s Eng. bot. 934

N. Holl.
Europe
Britain

N.Europe 1820.
N. Holl. 1816.
Britain w.s.gr. S
France 1817. S
Britain bgs.m. S
Britain bgs.m. S
Scotland sc.alp. S
Europe 1817. S

S m.s

D co

m.s Eng. bot. 802

m.s Vail. pa. 20.1

m.s Eng. bot. 899

m.s Eng. bot. 898

m.s Eng. bot. 900

m.s Jac. au. 3. 221

LUZULA. (Gramen Luzulce of Bauhin, glowworm grass; shines.) Junceee. 17. — 31.
vernal Jilt A un i ap Ap Europe 1820. D m.s

hairy Jilt

A

w

a

mr.my

Ap

Britain

groves. D

m.s

Eng. bot. 736

flavescent Jilk

A

un

Ap

Europe

1820. S

m s

Host gr. 3. 94

Forster's jUi

A

w

-J "

myjn

Ap

England

woods. S

m.s

Eng. bot. 1293

smooth Jilt

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

Norway

1819. D

m.s

white-headed Jilt

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

Switzerl.

... S

m.s

Lee. her. 13. 6

yellow Jilt

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

Switzerl.

... S

m.s

light red JIIK

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

S. Europe 1821. S

m.s

Vil. del. 2. 6

snowy Jilt

A

un

1

my.jn

Ap

Switzerl.

1770. S

m.s

Schreb. gr. 7. 7

greatest Jilt

A

w

2

my

Ap

Britain

woods. S

m.s

Eng. bot. 737

arched Jilt
./

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

Scotland

moun. S

m.s

m
spiked Jilt

A

un

1*

Ap

Scotland

sc.alp. S

m.s

Eng. bot. 1176

foot-formed Jilt

A

un

1

my.jn

Ap

Europe

1824. S

m.s

close-headed Jilt

A

w

I

jn

Ap

France

1805. S

m.s

Host gr. 3. 97. 5

Sudetic Jilt

A

un

1

myjn

Ap

Silesia

1817. S

m.s

Kr. sil. 52

field Jilt

A

w

j

ap.my

Ap

Britain

bar.pa. S

m.s

Eng. bot. 672

many-flowered Jilt

A

un

|

apjn

Ap

France

1818. S

r.m

996. CO'RYPHA L.

8167 umbraculifera L.

8168 glaucescens Hort.

8169 elata Rox.

8170 Vtan Lam.

8171 tectorum H.S(B.

8172 Pumos H. & B.

8173 australis R. Br.

FAN PALM.

umbrella-bearing
glaucescent
tall

Utan Jt

roof i

Pumos i

southern

(Koryphe, the summit ; leaves only at top.) PulmcB. 1. — 13.

E. Indies 1742.
E. Indies 1820.

S r.m R. mal. 3. 1. 12

S r.m

E.Indies 1825. S r.m

Moluccas 1825. S r.m

W.Indies 1825. S r.m

Cuba 1824. S r.m

N. Holl. 1824. S r.m

997. TALIE^RA Mart. TALIERA PALM. (Its aboriginal name.) Pdlmte. 1.—7.

8174 bengalensis Spr. Bengal ± CD or 100 E. Indies 1823. S r.m

Corypha Taliira Rox.

998. LICU ALA Thun. LICUALA.

8175 spin5sa Thun. spiny

8176 peltata Rox. peltate

999. THRPNAX L.fll. THRINAX. ( Thrinax, a fan ; form of leaves.) Palmes. L — 3.

8177 parviflora Swz. small-flowered £ d ec 15 ... W.G Jamaica 1778. S r.m

(Its Macassar name.) Palmee. 2.

ec 6 ... W.u E. Indies 1802. S r.m Ru. am. 1. 9
or 6 W.Y E.Indies 1825. S r.m

* 1000. TRADESCA'NT/^ L. SPIDERWORT. (John

Tradescant, gardener to Charles I.)

Commel'necE. 21. — 29.

8178 fuscata Ker

browned <C

[A1 or

|s.o

B

S. Amer.

1820.

L

r.m

Bot. reg. 482

8179 malabarica L.

Malabar £

El or

1 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1776.

Sk

r.m

R. mal. 9. 63

8180 tuberosa Rox.

tuberous ^

El or

Jijl.au

B

E. Indies

1817.

R

p.l

8181 speciosa L.

showy £

El or

1 jl.au

B

Mexico

1825.

D

r.m

818£ discolor H. K.
8183 cordifolia Swz.

various-colored^?
heart-leaved JW

!/\j or
El or

1 ap.s
1 jnjl

W
B

S. Amer.
Jamaica

1783.
1819.

Sks.p
D r.m

Bot. mag. 1192

8184 erecta Cav.

upright

O or

2 jl.au

B

Mexico

1794.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 1340

8185 undata Hum.

waved j£

El or

1 jnjl

B

Trinidad

1819.

D

r.m

8186 diuretica Mart.

diuretic £

E] or

i jnjl

B

Brazil

1825.

D

r.m

8187 pulchella Hum.

neat 1^

1 jl.au

B

Mexico

1825.

D

s.p

8188 subaspera Ker

roughish Cfc

A or

1 my.o

P

N. Amer.

1812.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 1597

8189 crassifblia Cav.

thick-leaved -^

Al or

B

Mexico

1796.

L

s.p

Bot. mag. 1598

8190 virginica L.

Virginian ^

A or

1£ my.o

B

N. Amer.

1629.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 105

2 alba

white £fc

A or

1 my.o

W

N. Amer.

1629.

D

r.m

3 rubra

red ^

A or

1 my.o

R

N. Amer.

1629.

D

r.m

4 plena

double-flowered^

A or

1 my.o

B

N. Amer.

1629.

D

r.m

5 cajrulea albida

blue and white ^

A or

1 my.o

B.w

N. Amer.

1629.

D

CO

6 pilosa

pilose ^

A or

1 my.o

W

N. Amer.

1629.

1)

CO

Bot. reg. 1055

8191 rosea MX.

rose-flowered ^

A or

1 my.o

Pk

Carolina

1802.

D

r.m

Bot. cab. 370

8192 multiflbra Swz.

many-flowered ]£

El or

i jnjl

B

Jamaica

1820.

D

r.m

8193 procumbens W.

trailing JU

|/\| or

? jnjl

B

Trinidad

1824.

U

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 355

multiflora Jac.

8194 parviflora R. & P.
8195 latifolia R. & P.

small-flowered ]£
broad-leaved

E] or
O or

1 au.s
l^s.n

B
B

Peru
Lima

1822.
1816.

L

S

r.m
r.m

Fl. per. 3. 272.2
Fl. per. 3. 272.1

8196 divaricata Vahl

divaricate £

fAlor

£ jnjl

B

Trinidad

1818.

1)

r.m

Aub. gui. 1. 12

8197 geniculata Z.

knotted £

DM or

1 jl.au

B

W. Indies

1783.

L

s.p

Jac. am. 64

8198 paniculata Rox.

panicled

i(DI or

1 au

B

E. Indies

1816.

s

Pi

1001. CAMPE'LIA

Rich. CAMPELIA.

(Kampe, a bending, helios, the sun.)

Commelfne<e. 1.

8199 Zanonia Rich.

X,'nionia-/fY/ ^

El or

2 jLd

B

W. Indies

1759.

s

r.m

Red. lil. 192

Tradtscantia Zanunia L.

1002. CYANO TIS D. Don CTANOTIS. (Kyanos, blue, ous, an ear.-) Commelinea;. 3. —4.

8200 axillaris D. Don axillary LQ| or 1 jl.s B E.Indies 1822. S r.m R. mal. 10. 13

8201 cristata D. Don crested Ol or 1 jl.s B Ceylon 1770. S r.m Bot. mag. 1435
Tradescantirt cristata L.

8202 barbata D. Don bearded A or 1 jl.s B Nepal 1824. D r.m

12S

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

1003. CARTONFAMA R. Br. CARTONEMA. (Kartos, shorn, nema, a filament.) Commd'mece. 1.
8203 spicatum R. Br. spiked £ C2 or 1 jl.au B N. Holl. 1822. D l.p

1004. DICHORIZA'NDRA Mik. DICHORIZANDRA. (Dis, twice, chorizo, to part, aner, anther) Connncl'neee. 4.-5.
8CJ04 thyrsiflora Mik. thyrse-flowered £ El or 4 au B Brazil 1822. R r.m Bot. reg. 682

8205 puberula Mart downy £ [A] or 3 au.s B Brazil 1823. U s.p

8206 oxypetala Hook. sharp-petaled £ [AJ or 2 jl.au R Brazil 1810. 1) r.m Bot. mag. 2721

8207 gracilis Mart. slender j£ (A1 or 1^ au B Brazil ... D r.m

1005. AGAPA'NTHUSflmA AFRICA v LILY.

8208 umbellatus Herit. umbellate tf lAI or
2 varicgatus variegated tf lAi or

8209 preeVox W. en. early tf i Al or

8210 minor Lod. lesser tf .Alor

1006. BLANDFO'RD/.* Sm. BLANDFORDIA.

821 1 nubilis Sm. noble ^ iAI or

8212 grandiflora R, Br. large-flowered jfr iAJ or

(Agape, love, anthos, flower.) Hemcrocalt'dete. 3.

3 ja.au B C. G. H. 1692. R r.m Bot. mag. 500
2 ja.au B R r.m

4 ja.au P.B C.G.H. ... R r.m

2 ja.au B C. G. H. ... D r.m Bot. cab. 42

(George, Marquis of Blandford.} Hemerocallidete. 2.

2jl.au O N. S. W. 1803. S s.l.p Ex. bot. 1.4

2 jl.au C N. S. W. 1812. S s.l.p

1007. 7/EMEROCA'LLIS L. DAT LILY. (Hemera, day, kallos beauty; duration.) Hemerocallidea:. 4.
8213/rraminea H. K. gr-A^y -leaved £ A or 1 jn.jl L.Y Siberia 1759. R s.l Bot. mag. 873

8214 flava L. yellow £ A or 2 jn Y Siberia 1596. R s.l Bot. mag. 19

8215 disticha Bonn two-rowed £ A or 2 my.jl O China 1798. R s.l Sw. fl.gar. 28

8216 fdlva L. fulvous £ A or 4 jn.au Ful Levant 1596. R s.l Bot. mag. 64

1008. FU'NKJ.4 Spr. FUMKIA. (Henry Funk, a German cryptogamist.) Hemerocall'deee. 2. — 3.

8217 subcordata Spr. sul>cordate-/j>rf £ A or 1 au.s W Japan 1790. R p.l Bot. mag. J433
7/emerocallis jap6nica W.

8218 ovata Spr. ovate-leaved £ A or 1| my.jl B Japan 1790. R p.l Bot. mag. 894
J/emerocallis carulea Andr.

1009. RHIPIDODE'NDRON W. RHIPIDODEOROV.
8219 plicatile Haw. plaited * <j gr 8
.. distich urn W. A'\oc plicatilis H. K.
• 2 major larger m\ | gr 10 jn.jl

(Rhipis, a fan, dendron, a tree.) Hemerocallidea. 1.
jn.jl R Africa 1723. C s.l Bot. mag. 457

Africa 1723. C s.l

1010. PACHIDE'NDRON W. PACHIDENDRO.V. (Pachys, thick, dendron, tree.) Hemerocallidece. 8.
8220 afric;mum Haw. African « i | gr 8 jl R C. G. H. 1819. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 2517

A'loe afrieana Haw.

8221 pseudo-africanum Haw. bast. African* \ _ | gr 6 mr.n
A'loe pseudo-africana Herit. africana /3 angustior B. M.

8222 principis Haw. prince's * i _ | gr 5 mr.n
A'loe principis Haw.

8223 ferox Haw. • hedgehog *
A'loe ftrox Dec.

8224 pseiido ferox Haw. bast, hedgehog «
A'loe pseiido-ferox Salm, subferox Spr.

8225 angustifolium Haw. narrow-leaved *t i _ | gr
A'loe angustifolia Haw.

8226 su)>ralae\e Haw. above smooth * i _ | gr
^'loe supraUe\is Haw.

| _ | gr
|_J gr

O
Y

6 ap.my Y

4 my.jn O
8 jl.au R

5 ... O

C. G. H. 1731. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 1322

C. G. H. 1821. Sk s.l

C. G. H. 1759. Sks.l Bot. mag. 1975

C.G.H. 1820. Sks.l

•C. G. H. 1806. Sk s.l

C.G.H. 1731. Sks.l Com. pr. 71. 20

1011. A'LOE L.

ALOE.

(A'lloeh,

its Arabic name.)

HemerocallideeB. 49.— 50.

8227 dichutoma L.

dichotomous

«l_Jgr

8

R

C. G. H.

1780.

Lss.l

8228 purpurascens Haw.

purpurascent

m\ |m

12jl.o

P

C. G. H.

1789.

C s.l

Bot. mag. 1474

8229 soccotrina Dec.

Soccotrine

<ft| |m

12 f.ap

R

C. G. H.

1731.

C s.l

Bot. mag. 472

8230 spicata L.

spike-flowered

it l | m

4

R

C. G. H.

1795.

Sks.p

8231 pi uridens Haw.
8232 arborescens Dec.

many-toothed
arborescent

«-l_|gr
* , |m

2 jl.au
12 mr.n

R
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1731.

Sks.l
C s.t

Bot. mag. 1306

8233 gracilis Haw.

slender

tt- 1 |gr

3 jn.jl

0

C. G. H.

1822.

Sks.l

8234 flavispma Haw.
8235 mitraeformis L.

yellow-spined
mitre-formed

*l_Jgr
11 1 | gr

5 au
6 au

R
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1793.
1732.

Sks.l
Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1270

8236 nubilis Haw.

noble

*l |gr

5 au

B

C. G. H.

1800.

Sks.l

8237 distans Haw.

distant

*l_Jgr

6 au

R

C. G. H.

1732.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1362

2 reflexa Salm

reflexed

m\ |gr

4 jlau

R

C. G. H..

1820.

Sks.l

3 depressa Haw.

depressed

ill |gr

4 jl.au

R

C. G. H.

•1J320.

Sks.l

8238 Commelini W.

Commelin's

m. i igr

3 ...

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

mitraetVirmis Salm

8239 xanthacantha W.

yellow-spined

it i : 1 gr

3 jn

O

C. G. H.

1817.

Sk s.l

8240 vulgaris Dec.

common

tt. i | m

2 my.au

Y

Levant

1596.

Sks.l

Dec. pi. 27

barbadens:s Haw.

8241 chinensis Haw.

Chinese

tt. i |gr

3

Y

China

1821.

Sks.l

8242 ca?Nsia Sttlm

cajsious

tt i |gr

2 jl

0

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

2 elatior Haw.

taller

9 jnjl

R

C. G. H.

1821.

Sks.1

8243 frutescens Salm

frutescent

tt. i | gr

5 jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

8244 albisplna Haw.

white-spined

«-L_Jgr

7 jn.jl

S

C. G. H.

1796.

Lss.l

8245 glauca Haw.

glaucous

tt. [ |gr

4 ja.s

R

C. G. H.

1731.

Sk s.l

2 rhodacantha B. M.

lesser- r ed- spnd

tt. i | gr

4 ja.s

R

C. G. H.

ITSt

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1278

8246 spinosior Haw.

spinier

tt-l |gr

4 ja.s

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8247 lineata Haw.

lined

tt. i |gr

5 ...

S

C. G. H.

1789.

Sk s.p

2 glaucescens Haw.
8248 depressa Haw.
8249 brevifolia Haw.

glaucescent
fiat-leaved
short-leaved

tt.l_|gr
«t 1 )gr
tt. | |gr

4 ...

6 au
i jn.jl

S
0
O

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C.G.H.

1789.
1731.
1810.

Sks.l
Lss.l

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1332
Bot. mag 996

8250 prolifera Salm

proliferous

«. l_Jgr

2 mr.jn

O

C. G. G.

1819.

Sks.l

2 major Salm

greater

*l_Jgr

2 mr.jn

O

C.G.H.

1819.

Sks.l

8251 serra Dec.

savf-leaved

tt. i | gr

4 jl

0

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.1

8252 paniculata Jac.

panicled

«-l_Jgr

5 ...

S

C. G. H.

1795.

Sks.l

Jac. fr. 62

striata Haw.

8253 striatula Haw. substrmted-sheathedts. i I RT

3 jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1821.

Sks.1

8254 ciliaris Haw.

fringe-leaved

tt.| |gr

5 jajl

R

C. G. H.

1821.

Sks.l

8255 tenuior Haw.

slenderer

tt.i_Jgr

2 jl.au c

Y

C. G. H.

1821.

Sks.1

8256 albocincta Haw.

white-edged

tt. | jgr

3 jn

O

1812.

Sks.1

8257 serrulata H. K.
8258 obscura Haw.

saw -leaved
obscure

tt-L-Jgr
tLLjgr

7 jl.au
2 jl.au

R
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1789.
1819.

Sks.1
Sks.1

Bot. mag. 1323

picta Dec.

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

2 glaucior Haw. more glaucous tt. LAJ gr 2 jl.au R

3 magnidens Haw. large-toothed «. iAJ gr c

8259 pall^scens Haw. pallescent «t- iAI gr

8260 latifolia Haw. broad-lvd-soa;j «. i | gr

saponaria Haw. common soap tt- i | gr

2 luteo-striata Haw. yellow-striated «- i | gr

small-spined

green

suberect

half-spotted

acuminate

echinate

8262 micraeantha B. M.
826.-J vlrens //«tu

8264 suberecta Haw.

. 2 semiguttata Haw.

8265 acumin^ta Haw.
humilis B. M.

8266 echin\ta W.

8267 tuberculata Haw.

82t»8 tenuifolia Haw. thin-leaved

8269 variegata W. variegated £

8270 aristata Haw. bearded many-lvd $

8271 subtuberculata Haw. subtuberculatedj£ iAI gr

8272 humilis Th un. humble j£ tAJ gr

8273 incurva Haw. incurved £ LAJ gr
humilis £ incurva B. M.

i Igr

£ LAJ gr
£ LAJgr
£ LAJ gr
£ LAJgr

£ LAJgr

£ LAJgr

£ LAJgr

LAJ gr

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
6 jl.au

4 jl.au
4 jl.au
3 jl

3 au.s

R
11
8
R
R
Pk

Y

5 mr jn S
3 mr.jn S

3 mr.my O

6

2 mr.my O

1 jn.jl O

4 mr.s Pk

2 my.jn O
2 jn.jl O
1 mr.jn O
1 mr.jn O

C. G. H.
C. G. M.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1819. Sks.l

1820. Sks.l

1820. Sk s.l
1795. Sk s.l
1727. Sks.l

1821. Sks.l
1819. Sk s.l
1790. Sk s.l
17><>. S s.l
1819. Sk s.l

1795. Sks.l

1821. Sks.l

1796. Sk s.l
1821. Sk s.l
1720. Sks.l
1801- Sk s.l
1620. Sk s.l
1731. Sks.l
1796. Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1.340
Bot. mag. 1460

Bot. mag. 2272
Bot. mag. 1355

Bot. mag. 757

Bot. mag. 513

Dec. pi. 39
Bot. mag. 828

1012. BOWIE\4 Haw. BOWIEA. (J. Bowie, a collector of plants for Kew gardens.) Hemerocall'idete. 2.

8274 myriacantha Haw. many-spirted tt. i 1 gr 2 ap.jn R.G C. G. H. '1823. Sk s.p

8275 africana Haw. African fi. i_J gr 1 o R.G C. G. H. 1823. Sk s.p

1013. GASTENRIA Haw. GASTERIA. (Gasier, a belly ; base of flowers.) Hemerocallidea:. 42.

8276 pulchra Haw.

fair tt. i 1 gr

3

jn.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1759.

C s.l

Bot. mag. 765

8277 maoulkta Haw.

spotted tt.

l Igr

2

jl.au

S.it

C. G. H.

1759.

Sks.l

Bot mag. 979.

2 fallax Haw.

fallacious *t-

! I gr

o

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8278 picta Haw.

painted tt-

i_Jgr

3

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8279 formosa Haw.

beautiful J?

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8280 fasciata Haw.

banded j£

iAJgr

H

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

nigricans y- fasciata

Salm

2 laxa Haw.

loose £

iAI gr

2

jl.au

S.R

C..G.H.

1820.

Sks.l

8281 retata Haw.

netted j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8282 nfgricans Haw.

dark £

iAJgr

o

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1790.

Sks.l

Bot. mag 838

2 marmorata Haw.

marbled &

lAl gr

Ij

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

8283 crassifolia Haw.

thick-leaved £

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8284 brevifolia Haw.

short-lvd tongue}

iAJgr

g

jl.au

R

C. G. H.

1809.

Sk s.l

.

2 perviridis Haw.

very green £

LAJgr

1 A

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8285 obtusif61ia Haw.

blunt-leaved £

LAJgr

1-1

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1796.

Sks.l

8286 mollis Haw.

soft muddy-lvd f

iAJgr

l"

jn.J

R

C. G. H.

1823.

Sks.l

8287 subnigricans Haw.
2 glabrior

blackish £
smoother j£

LAJgr

8

2

J1..U

jl.au

S.R
S.R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1826.

Sks.l
Sks.1

8288 disticha Haw.

two-rowed j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

Com. h. 2. 83

2 major Haw.

larger j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8289 conspurcata Haw.

dirtied j£

LAJgr

2

mr.s

R

C. G. H.

1796.

Sks.l

8290 angulata Haw.

angled j£

iAJgr

0

mr.n

R

C. G. H.

1791.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1322

longifolia Haw.

2 minor Haw.

smaller ]£

LAJgr

U

au

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8291 sulcata Haw.

sulcated ]£

iAJgr

jl.au

S.R

C. (i. H.

1820.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1322. 3

8292 excavata Haw.

excavated £

LAJgr

H

R

C. G. H.

1824.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1322. 4

2 obllqua Haw.

oblique-leaved j£

LAJgr

14i

jn.au

R

C. G. H.

1759.

Lss.l

8293 angustifolia Haw.

narrow-leaved £

LAJgr

mr.s

R

C. G. H.

1731.

Sks!

Bot. mag. 1322. 2

2 longifolia Haw.

long-leaved ]£

iAJgr

Ji

mr.s

R

C. G. H.

179(5.

Sks.l

8294 \se\is Haw.

smooth £

LAJgr

Ij

mr.s

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8295 subverrucosa Haw.

subverrucose £

LAJgr

2"

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

2 parvipunctata

small-dotted £

LAJgr

2

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

8296 verrucosa Haw.

warty j£

LAJgr

2

mr.n

R

C. G. H/

1731.

Sks.l

Bot. ma?. 837

8297 intermedia Haw.

middle tonstie )£

LAJgr

g

mr.n

R

C. G. H.

1790.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1322.1

2 asuerrima Haw.

roughest leaved^

LAJgr

2

mr.s

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

3 lae vior Haw.

smoother j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

4 longior Haw.

longer- leaved j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8298 rfcpens Haw.

•creeping-7-oofcd£

LAJgr

1

R

C. G. H

1821.

Sks.l

8299 parva Haw.

small j£

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8300 decipiens Haw.

deceiving j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

nfgricans Haw.

8301 carinata Haw.

rough-reeled £

LAJgr

2

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1731.

Ls s.l

Bot. mag. 1331

8302 strigata Haw.

ridged £

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8303 ketipunctata Haw.

lively-spotted £

LAJ gr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

2 denticulata

denticulated j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1822.

Sks.l

8304 subcarinata Haw.

obscure-keeled j?

lAi gr

2

jn.jl

O

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

2 viridior Haw.

greener j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8305 undata Haw.

waved £

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8306 glabra Haw.

smooth-/,:ee/ec? £

LAJgr

3

jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1796.

Sks.l

2 minor Haw.

smaller j£

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8307 nitida Haw.

shining j£

LAJgr

1

jl.au

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

3 grandipunctata

large-dotted j£

1

jl.au

R

C. G. H.

1822.

Sk s.l

8308 trigona Haw.

triangular j£

LAJgr

l|

jn.au

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8309 obtusa Haw.

obtuse j£

LAJgr

1§.

jn.au

R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8310 acinacifolia Haw.

scimitar-lvd ]£

_AJ gr

mr.s

O

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 2369

2 minor Haw.

smaller £

LAJgr

2

jl.au'

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8311 nltens//atu.

shining £

LAJgr

2

jl.au

S.n

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

2 brevior

shorter-teaued j£

lAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8312 venfista Haw.

lovely j£

LAJgr

2

jlau

S.R

( . G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8313 pluripunctata Haw.

many-dotted j£

iAJgr

2

jl.au

S.R

C. G. u.

1820.

Sks.l

2 magnipunctata
8314 ensifblia Haw.

large-dotted ^
sword-leaved tf

LAJgr
lAlsr

2
1

jl.au

S.R

R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1823.

Sks.l
Sks.l

3315 candicans Haw. rough marbl.-vfhitef iAI gr

1

R

C. G. H.

185.'.

Sk s.l

8316 linlta Haw.

smeared £

LAJgr

2

au

S.R

C. G. H.

1820.

,«k s.l

8317 bicolor Haw.

two-colored £

LAJgr

1

C. G. H.

1824.

Sks.l

1014. HAWO'RTH/^ Duval HAWORTHJA. (A. H. Haworth, F.L.S., disting. bot.) Hemerocattideee. 64.
8318 viscosa Haw. clammy ]£ iAJ gr 11 jn.jl Gy C. G. H. 1727. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 814

.4'loe viscosa L.

128 HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

8319 indurata flaw. hard branchy £ iAI gr

Ajnjl

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

8320 pseudo-tortuosaSa/ra subtwist. triang.£ LAJ gr

1* jl.au

cj

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

8321 torquata flaw. collared f LAJ gr

1 jLs

Gy

C. G. H.

1823.

Sk s.l

8322 concinna flaw. neat £ LAJ gr

k

Gy

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

8323 cordifolia flaw. heart-leaved j£ iA) gr

ki my.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1817.

Sks.l

8324 asperiuscula flaw. roughish j£ LAJ gr

Gy

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

8325 tortuosa flow. twisted tf lAJ gr

1 my.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1794.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1337

A'\oe rigida B. M.

8326 curta flaw. short-twisted £ LAJ gr

i

Gy

C. G. H.

1816.

Sks.l

8327 tortella flaw. little-twisted j£ tAJ gr

"ijl ""

Gy

C. G. H.

1817.

Sks.l

8328 nitida S/'lm shining £ tAJ gr

l jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1825.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 2504

8329 setata flaw. bi ist\e-edged £ LAJ gr

— in

Gy

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

8330 expansa flaw. expanded £_ iAI gr

1 jl.n

Gy

C. G. H.

1795.

Sks.l

Dec. pi. 62

rigida Dec.

8331 hybrida Salm hybrid £ iAI gr

3 jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1821.

Sk s.l

8332 scabra Haw. rough j£ iAI gr

Gy

C. G. H.

1818.

Sk s.l

8333 sordida Haw. sordid $ i Al gr

i jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk 8.1.

8334 venosa flaw. veiny j£ tAJ gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

A'\oe vendsa Lam.

8335 recurva flaw. recurve-leaved £ LAJ gr

1 au

Gy

C. G. H.

1795.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1353

8336 nfgricans flaw. granulat. black £ LAJ gr

| au

Gy

C. G. H.

1822.

Sks.l

8337 parva Haw. small ]£ i Al gr

4 my.jn

Gy

C. G. H.

1821.

Sk s.i

8338 tessellata Haw. dari-checkered# tAJ gr

1 jn.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1823.

Sks.l

8339 multifaria flaw. many-sided £ iAI gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1824.

Sks.l

8340 retusa W. retuse cushion j£ iAI gr

-.* -i
1 my.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1720.

Sks.l

Bot mag. 455

8341 miitica flaw. blunt cushion £ tAJ gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

8342 mirabilis flaw. admirable cushion^, iAI gr
8343 turgida flaw. turgid cushion Jp LAJ gr

f my.au
| au

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.
1819.

Sks.l
Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1S54

8344 lzevte vlrens flaw. lively green £ iAI gr

i au

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

8345 papillosa Salm. papillose *? iAJ gr
2 semipapillosa half-papillose j£ iAI gr

1 my.au
IJau

Gy '

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

J820.
1820.

Sks.l
Sks.l

8346 erecta flaw. erect pearl j£ LAJ gr

t ...

Gy

C. G. H.

1818.

Sks.l

Dec. pi. 57

8347 fasciata flaw. banded-pearl $ (AI gr

Gy

C. G. H.

18J 8.

Sks.l

2 major larger j£ lAJ gr

i* jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8348 granata flaw. grained tf iAI gr

*, :

lJjA.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1735.

Sks.l

Di. el. 16. 18

Aloe margaritifera •y minima Dil.

8349 brevis flaw. short pearl j£ tAl gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1810

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1360

A'loe margaritifera y minima B. M.

8350 minor Haw. lesser pearl tf iAI gr

1 mv.au

Gy

C. G. H.

Sk s.l

Eot. mag. 815

835 1 margaritifera fl. A', pearl-bearing tf lAlgr

1 my.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1739.

Sks.l

Brad. sue. 3. 21

8352 Haworthw Hort. Haworth's j£ LAJ gr

1 au

Gy

C. G. H.

1801.

Sks.l

8353 semiglabrata flaw, half-smoothed jg lAlgr

^ my.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1811.

Sk s.l

8354 radula flaw. rasp pearl £ tAJ gr

1| au

Gy

C. G. H.

1805.

Sk s.l

Jac. sc. 35

1 laeVior flaw. smoother j£ iAJ gr

1 au

Gy

C. G. H.

1825.

Sks.l

2 pluriperlata many-pearled jg lAlgr

1 au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

3 asperior flaw. rougher jg [Al gr

1 au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8355 attenuata Haw. attenuated-/>ear/j£ tAI gr

1 my.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1790.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1345

A'loe radula B. M.

•

8356 ReinwarU Salm Reinwart's pearlH (AI gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

Haw6rthz'a fasciata flaw.

8357semimargaritiferaflaw. semi-pearl-bg tf lAlgr

1 mr.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

2 major flaw. larger tf iAI gr

1 mr.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

3 minor flaw. smaller j£ LAJ gr

1 mr.s

Gy

C G. H.

1819.

Sk s.l

4 multiperlata flaw, many-pearled j£ iAJ gr
8358 coarctata flaw. compressed tf 'Al gr

] mr.s

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1819.
1821.

Sks.l
Sks.l

8359 albicans flaw. white-edged £ LAI gr
8360 \st\\s Haw. smooth white-edged j£ iA) gr

l"j1U

5 au

Gy
Gv

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1796.

1820.

Sks.l
Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1452
Com. h. 2. 2

8361 ramifera flaw. branch-bearing £ LAJ gr

I jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1821.

Sks.l

8362 virescens flaw. virescent j£ tAJ gr

1 au.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sk s.l

2 minor smaller tf 'Al gr

iau.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

8363 arachnoldes flaw. cobweb-like )P iAI gr

1s au

Gy

C. G. H.

1727.

Lss.l

Bot. mag. 756

2 minor flaw. smaller cobtveb £ LAI gr

| au.s

Gy

C. G. H.

1819.

Sks.l

8364 translucens fl. K. transparent £ iAJ gr
8365 setata flaw. bristle-teawa' f LAJ gr

f my.au
1 jl.au

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.

1820.

Lss.l
Sk s.l

Bot. mag. 1417

2 nigricans flaw. blackish j£ tAJ gr

1 jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

3 media flaw. mediate j£ iAI gr

1 jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

4 major Haw. larger j£ i Al gr

1 jl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8366 pallida flaw. pale-green j£ iAJ gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1820.

Sk s.l

8367 atrovlrens flaw. dark-green jg iA| gr
A'loe arachnoldes piimila B.M.
8368 p&mila flaw. dwarf cobweb tf LAJ gr

1 my
1 my

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1752.

Sks.l
Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1361

8369 chloracantha flaw, green-spined £ LAJ gr
8370 angustifolia flaw. narrow-leaved j£ tAJ gr

|*ff

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1824.

Sks.l
Sks.l

8371 reticulata flaw, netted tf 'Al gr

£ my.f.u

Gy

C. G. H.

1794.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1314

8372 cymbiformis flaw. boat-formed £ t Al gr

f my.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1795.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 802

concava flaw.

8373 altilinea flaw. ridge-lined tf LAJ gr

IJl.au

Gy

C. G. H.

1824.

Sk si

8374 obtusa flaw. small blunt j£ tAJ gr

i

Gy

C. G. H.

1824.

Sk s.l

8375 planifolia flaw. flat-leaved j£ ,AI gr

Si ap

Gy

C. G. H.

1824.

Sk s.l

8376 mucronata flaw. membr. pointed tf iAI gr
8377 limpida flaw. limpid £ LAJ gr

3JJau

Gy
Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1819.

Sks.l
t-k s.l

8378 aristata Haw. awned ^ i Al gr

1 Jl

Gv

C. G. H.

1820.

Sks.l

8379 cuspidata flaw. cuspidate ^ LAJ gr
8380 denticulata flaw. denticulate j£ iAI gr

| au

Gy

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1819.
1819.

Sk s.l
Sks.l

1015. A'PICRA W. APICRA. (Apikros, not bitter ;
8381 spiralis flaw. great spiral tt. | 1 gr 1 au.s

unlike bitter aloes.)
Gy C. G. H. 1790.

HcmerocallidcfE. 11.
Sk s.lj

8382 spirella flaw. small spiral tt. u_| gr

l|au

Gy

C. G. H.

1808.

Sks.l

8383 bullulata Jac. little-blistered tt. \ | gr

U my.jn

Gy

C. G. H.

Sks.l

8384 pentagona flaw. five-angled ft. i j gr

Gy

C. G. H.

17*31.

Sks.l

Bot. mag. 1338

2 t6rta twisted tt. , ( gr

1* jnijl

Gy

C. G. H.

1800.

Sks.l

8385 rigida W. rigid v. [_) gr

£ ap.my

Gy

C. G. H.

1820,

Sks.l

pseudo-rigida Salm

8386 aspera flaw. rough tt. i_J gr

1 Jn

Gy

C. G. H.

1795.

Sk s.l

8387 asperula flaw. pale roughish tt. i | gr

i jn.jl

Gy

C. G. H.

1824.

Sks.l

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

8J88 bicarinata Haw.

8389 irtgra Haw.

8390 imbricata Hau>.
A'\o<i spiralis B. M.

8391 foliolosa Haw.
*1016. il'LIUML.

8392 candidum L.

2 striatum

3 spicatum

4 variegatum

8393 jap6nicum Thun.

8394 longiflbrum Thun.

8395 nepalense Wai.

8396 carolinianum MX.
autumnale Lod.

8397 bulbiferum L. com.
2 umbellatum

8398 latifC.liura Lk.

8399 lancifMium 77*««,

8400 spectabile Fis.

double-keeled

ro//#//-black

imbricated

small-leafy
LILY.
white

striated ^/?w>d
spiked
variegated
Japan

long-flowered
Nepal
Carolina

tt. I | gr 1 jn Gy C. G. H. 1820. Sk s.l

*Li_Jgr £jl Gy C. G. H. 1823. Sk s.l

«- l_J gr 1| jn.jl Gy C. G. H. 1731. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 1455

**- l_J gr 1 Jn.au Gy C. G. H.
(Li, whiteness, Celt. ; flowers.)

tf A o'
tf A or
tf A °r
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A °r

Jtf

*e , or bulb-bg tf A or

m\)e\-flwd orange tf A or

broad-lvd-£w/6;/. tf A or

lance-leaved tf A or

showy tf A or

pennsylvanicum B.M. dauricum Ker

self-colored

Catesby's

Philadelphia!!

Andes

Canadian

red-flowered

8401 concolor Sal.

8402 CatesbajV Cur.

8403 philad&phicum L.

8404 andinum Nut.

8405 canadense L.
2 rfibrum

8406 penduliflorum Red.

8407 superbum Lam.

8408 Mdrtagon L.
2 pubescens

8409 glabrum Spr.

8410 crbceum Bernh.

8411 chalcedonicum L.

8412 pyrenaicum Gou.

8413 Pompbnium L.

8414 monad£lphum Bleb.

8415 tigrinum Ker

8416 pumilum Red.

8417 tenuifolium Bieb.
*1017. TU^LIPAL,.

8418 sylvestris L.

8419 repens Fis.

8420 turcica Roth

8421 Celsidna Schr.

8422 cornftta /fed.
acuminkta FaW

8423 altaica Pall.

8424 biflbra Pa#.

8425 tricolor Fis.

8426 6culus s61is St. Am. sun's-eve

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

pendulous-flwd tf A or

4 jn.jl

4 jn.jl

2 jl.au

2 my.jn

3 jn.jl

2 jLau

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

4 jl.au

2 jl

1 jl.au

5 jl.au

4 jl.au

jl.au

jl.au

superb

Martagon

pubescent •

smooth

saffron

Chalcedonian

Pyrenean
Scarlet Pompone tf

monadelphous

tiger-spotted

dwarf

fine-leaved
TULIP.

wild
creeping Russian tf

Turkish

Cels's

horned

A or
A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or

4

4

1

6 jn.au

3 jl.au

3 jn.au

4 jn.au

3 jl.au

4 jl.au
2 jl.au
2

2

my.jn

W
W
W
W
W
W
W

o

o
o
o
o

L.O

R

S

s
s

L.O
O

S8

P

O

O

Y

S

D.O

R

Y

O

1795. Sks.l Bot. mag. 1352
Tuliphcece. 26.— 28.

Levant 1596. O r.m Bot. mag. 278

... O r.m

... O r.m

... O r.m

1804. O r.m Bot. mag. 1591

1820. O r.m Bot. reg. 560

1825. O p.l

China
China
Nepal

N. Amer. 1819. O r.m Bot. reg. 580

Italy

Italy

Europe

Japan

Dauria

1596.
1596.
1820.

1754!

O p.l Bot. mag. 36

O p.l Bot. mag. 1018

O r.m

O r.m

O p.l Bot. mag. 872

jnjl S

China 1806. O p.l Bot. mag. 1165

Carolina 1787. O p.l Bot. mag. 259

N. Amer. 1757. O rJ Bot. mag. 519

N. Amer. 1819. O r.l Bot reg. 594

N. Amer. 1629. O p.l Bot. mag. 800

N. Amer. 1629. O p.l Bot. map. 858

N. Amer. 1820. O r.m Red. lil. J05

N. Amer. 1727. O p.l Bot. mag. 936

Germany 1596. O co Bot. mag. 1634

Germany 1596. O r.m Bot mag. 893

O r.m

1596. O co

Levant 1596. O p.l Bot. mag. 30

Pyrenees 1596. O p.l Red. lil. 145

Siberia 1629. O r.l Bot mag. 971

Caucasus 1800. O r.l Bot. mag. 1405

China 1804. O r.l Bot. mag. 1237

Dauria 181& O r.l Bot. reg. 132

Caucasus 1820. O p.l

tf A or

A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

(Thoidyb&n, its Persian name.)

1 ap.my Y

1 ap.my Y

2 ap.my St
l|jn.jl Y
2 my St

England ch.pit. O
Russia 1819. O r.m
O s.l

Levant
Levant

16. — 17.
Eng. bot. 63

1816.

Sw. fl. gar. 186
O r.m Bot. mag. 71
O r.m Bot reg. 127

Gesner's

party-colored

double

cut-sepaled

yellow

mountain

sweet-scented

early-flowering tf A or

pubescent tf A or

Clusius's tf A or

starred

yellow-./?cnuem2 tf A or
Persian

8427 Gesnermwa L.

2 versicolor

3 plena

4 laciniata
5 l&tea

8428 montana B. R.

8429 suavgolens Roth

8430 praescox Ten.

8431 pubescens W.

8432 Clusiawo Red.

8433 stellata B. M.

*1018. FRITILLA^RIA.Z. FRITILLARY

8434 imperiklis L. Crown

1 rubra red-flowered

2 flava

8435 persica L.

2 minima Swert.

8436 obliqua B. M.

8437 te/arifolia Bieb.

8438 verticillkta W.

8439 ruthenica Wik.

8440 pyrenkica L. Pyrenean
racemosa B. M.

8441 nigra B. M. black
pyrenaica B. M.

8442 nervusa W. en. nerved-leaved
latifolia 0 minor B. M.

8443 lutea Bieb.

8444 messanensis Rafi.

8445 lusitanica Wik.

8446 latifolia W.

8447 meleagris L.

8448 pra^cox Swt.

tf A °r

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or

tf A or
A

tf A or

1806.
1817.
1816.
1577.
1603.
1603.
1603.
1603.
1826.

Altaian tf A °r 1 ap.my Y Altai

two-flowered tf A or £ ap Y Russia

three-colored tf A or 1 ap.my S Russia

1 ap R.B Italy

2 ap.my St Levant
1£ ap.my Va Levant

1 ap.my Va Levant

2 ap.my Va Levant
;i ap.my Y Levant
1 jl S Persia

| mr.ap R.Y & Europe 1603.

1 ap.my S Italy

1 ap.my R 1824.

1 jn W.p Sicily 1636.

tf AJ or 2| mr.ap W Kumana 1827. O r.m Bot. mag. 2762
TILLARY. (Fritillus, err. a chess-board ; checkered sepals.) Tulipacete. 21.— 24.

Imperial tf A or 4 mr.ap D.Y Persia 1596. O co

tf A or 4 mr.ap R Persia 1596. O co

4 mr.ap Y Persia 1596. O co

I? ap.my Br Persia 1596. O co

£ ap.my Br Persia 1596. O co

1 ap Br.P Caucasus ... O co

1 my Br.P Crimea 1822. O co

1 ap P Crimea 1823. O co

1 my P Caucasus 1826. O l.p
... 1605. O co

tf A or

least Persian tf A or
ob\lque-leaved tf A or
Tulip-leaved
whorled
Russian

tf A or
tf A or
tf A or
tf A or

O r.m

O r.m Bot. reg. 535
O r.m

O s.l Bot. reg. 204
O r.m Bot. mag. 1135
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m
O r.m

O r.m Bot. reg. 1106
O r.m Bot. mag. 839
1825. O r.m Sw. fl. gar. 157
O r.m Sw. fl. gar. 78
O r.m Bot. mag. 1390

Bot. masj. 194
Bot. mag. 1215
Bot. mag. 1537
Bot mag. 962
Bot mag. 857

tf A or
tf A or

1£ my.jn D.P
1 my Y.p
1| my D.P

Pyrenees 1596.
Caucasus 1826. O co

\e\\ovr-flowered tf A or
Messina tf A or

Lusitanian tf A or
broad-Ieaved tf A or
guinea-fowl tf A or
early white tf A or
meleagris 0 alba Hort. /B pnevcox Pers.

8449 meleagroldes F. is. Meleagris-like tf A or

8450 ten ella Bieb. slender tf A or
racemosa a minor B. M.

8451 leucantha Fis. white-flwd. Russian^} A or

8452 Slba Nut. white American

8453 lanceolata Ph. spear-leaved
Lilium kamschatcense L.

8454 pudlca Spr. chaste tf A or
JLilium pud\cum Ph.

ap.my Y Caucasus 1812. O co
my.jn Br.P Italy 1825. O co
my.jn Br.P Spain 1825. O co

Bot mag. 952
O co Bot. mag. 664
Bot. mag. 853
Bot mag. 1538

A
A or

ap.my R
mr my P
mr.my W

ap.my P
my P

ap.my W
ap.my W
D.P

Caucasus 1604. O co
Britain moi. p. O co
Europe ... O co

Siberia 1824.
Caucasus 1826.

O l.p
O l.p

| my
1 ap.my P.Y

O l.p
O l.p

Siberia 1822.
N. Amer. ...
Kamschat.1759. O co

N. Amer.

Bot. mag. 1207
Eng. bot 622

Bot. mag 1216

Lin. tr. 10. 11

O l.p Ph. am. 1. 8

130

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

1019. CHARLWOO'D/// Swt. CHARLWOODIA. (G.Charlwood, F.L.S.,an enthusiastic Eng.bot.) Asphodclca. 4.

8455 cong<?sta Swt. crowded

8456 stricta Stvt. upright
Dracaena stricta B. M.

8157 indivisa G. Don undivided
Dracaena indivisa Fornt.

8458 australis G. Don southern
Dracaena australis Forst.

J d) or 10 mr
f CD or 10 mr

N. Holl. 1822. C p.l Sw. au 18

N. Zeal.
N. Zeal.

B.w N. Zeal. 1823. C

Bot. reg.956

8459 Draco L. Dragon, or common^
8460 ensitolia Haw. sword-leaved *
84til arburea Lk. tree
8462 fragrans Ker sweet-scented f
8463 tessellkta W. tessellated $

Bor
or

Oor
C~| or
Oor

1U
4
30
6

«6«" > J

my.jn
f.my

W
W
W
W

E. Indies 1640.
1800.
S. Leone 1800.
Africa 1768.
Madagasc.1816.

C
C

c

R
C

p.
p.l
p.l

p.l
p.l

uttefcccr, 10.— — zu.

Black. 538
Bot. mag. 1081

marginata Lam.

8464 cernua Jac.
8465 reflexa Lam.

drooping
reftexcd-leaved

1

§or
or

10
4

my
my.jl

W
W

Mauritius ...
Madagasc.1819.

c
c.

p.l

p.l

Jac. sc. 1.

96

8466 ferrea L.

iron

•

or

8

mr.ap

W

China 1771.

R

pi

Bot. mag

2053

8467 terminalis Jac.

terminal

^

CD or

10

jn-jl

W

E. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

Jac. ic. 2.

448

8468 purphrea Lo. C.

purple-teamed

•

§or

15

jn.jl

W

E. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

8469 umbraculifera Jac.

umbrella-bearing

or

10

W

Mauritius 1788.

c

1..1

Bot. cab.

289

8470 ovata B. M.

ovate

ft

or

2

au.s

W

S. Leone ...

R

p.l

Bot. mag

. 1180

8471 interrupta Haw.
8472 leonensis Lo. C.

interrupted
Sierra Leone

«

Hor
or

2
3

jn.jl
jn.jl

W
W

S. Leone 1798.
S. Leone 1824.

C
G

p.j

p.l

8473 nod<jsa Lo. C.

knotted

ft

l | or

4

W

1820.

C.

p.l

8474 striata Lo. C.

striated

*

CD or

4

ap.my

W

C. G. H. 1820.

C

>.l

8475 mauritiana Lam.

Mauritian

n

CD or

4

ap.my

W

Mauritius 1825.

c

p.l

8476 undulata L.

waved

ft

i_|or

6

W

C. G.H. 1816.

R

p.l

8477 nutans Cun.

nodding L

«t

1 j or

4

jl.au

B

N. Holl. 1820.

C

p.l

*l_Jor

3 jn
3 jn

O

Bourbon 1766. R p.l Bot. mag. 1535

Sk p.l

E. Indies 1818. Sks.l

1021. PHYLLONMA Haw. PHYLLOMA. (Phyllon, leaf, lotna, fringe ; eld-toothed edges.) Asphodelea:. 4.
847§ flloiflbrum Haw. Aloe-flowered f CD or 10 ap O

Drac£e\ia marginata H. K. Lomatophyllunxborbonicum W.

8479 Jacquinz G. Don Jacquin's ft | | or 4 jn O

A'loe hexapetala Sal. Lomatophyllum Jacqiunz Spr.

8480 rufocinctum Swt. rufous-edged
,4'loe rufocincta Haw.

8481 macrum Lk. long
A'loe macra Haw.

1022. ALENTRISL.

8482 farinosa L.
alba MX.

8483 aurea MX.

O Mauritius 1817. Sk s.l

ALETRIS.
mealy

(Aleton, meal ; covered with powder.) Hemerocallide&. 2.
A or | jn W N. Amer. 1768. R s.p Bot. mag. 1418

golden-tipped

A or \ jl.au Y N. Amer. 1811. R s.p W. h. b. 8

1023. TRI'TOMA Ker TRITOMA. (Treis, three, temno, to .cut; angles of leaves.) Hemerocallidece. 3.

8484 Uvaria Ker

8485 media Ker

8486 pumila Ker

Uvaria

.Al or 2 au.s

mealy intermediate j£ Al or 2 year
dwarf j£ _AJ or 1 s.n

1024. VELTHEI'M/J Gled. VELTHEIMIA. (F. A

8487 viridi folia Jac. green-leaved

8488 intermedia Hart. intermediate

8489 glauca Jac. glaucous

O 'C. G. H. 1707. R p.l Bot. mag. 758

O • C. G. H. 1789. R p.l Bot. mag. 744

O C. G. H. 1774. R p.l Bot. mag. 764

Veltheim, a German botanist.) Hemerocallid&e. 3. — 4.

tf iAJ or 2 ap.n F.w C. G. H. 1768. O r m Bot. mag. 501

T$ iAI or 1^ ap F.w C. G. H. 1800. O r.m

tf LAJ or 2 ja.ap F.G C. G. H. 1781. O ran Bot mag. 1091 -

1025. SANSEVIEHLf
8490 glauca Haw.
8491 stenophylla Lk.
8492 polyphylla Haw.

Thun. SANSEVIERA.
glaucous £ IA1 cu
narrow-leaved j£ IAI cu
many-leaved ^ C3 cu

(Sansevier, a Swedish botanist.)
2 ... W.G
3 ... 1818.
2 ... W.G

HemerocallidefE. 14.
Sks.l
Sks.l
Sks.l

8493 guineensis W.

Guinea

£ [A"1 cu

2

jn.n

G

Guinea

1690.

Sks.p

Bot. mag. 1180

8494 longiflora Sims

long-flowered

£ !AI or

2

jl

W

Africa

1824.

Skco

Bot. mag. 2634

8495 laeHe virens Haw.

lively-green

)£ E3 cu

2

W.G

Sks.p

8496 fulvocincta Haw.

fulvous^edged '

)£ (23 eu

1

Bra'z'ii"

IS'20.

Sks.p

8497 spicata Haw.

spiked

^ [A"l cu

2

...

W.G

E. Indies

1790.

Sk s.p

Cav. ic. 3. 24fi

8498 zeylanica W.

Ceylon

£ tZ3 cu

2

jn.ri

W.G

Ceylon

1731.

Sks.p

Bot. reg. 160

8499 ensitolia Haw.

sword-leaved

£ E3 cu

1

W

E. Indies

Sks.p

8500 lanuginosa W.

woolly

tf L7\l cu

2

E. Indies

Sks.p

R. maL 11. 42

8501 grandic6spte Haw.
8502 pumila Haw.

large- pointed
dwarf

l^cu

3

1

...

W.G
W.G

c. G!"H.

1796.

Sks.p

Sks.p

8503 carnea Andr.

nesh-colored

£ A or

1

mr.jn

F

China

1792.

Skl.p

Bot. rep. 361

sessiliflora B. M.

1026. TULBA^GH/^ L. TULBAGHIA. (Tulbagh, a Dutch governor at the C. G. H.) Hemerocallldece. 3.

8504 alliacea L.

GarYic-scented

C lAlor

1

my.jl

Br

C. G. H.

1774.

O r.m

Bot. mag. 806

8505 affmis Lk.

allied

tf iAI or

1

my.jl

Br

C. G. H.

1820.

0 r.m

8506 cepacea L.

Onion-scented

tf iAI or

ap

Br

C. G. H.

1795.

O r.m

* 1027. YU'CCA L.

ADAM'S NEEDLE.

( Yuca,

its nam

,e in St. Domingo.)

Tulipacex. 19.— 22.

8507 gloriosa L.

glorious

* or

4

jl.au

W.G

America

1596.

Skr.l

Bot. mag. 1260

8508 acuminata Swt.

acuminate-^Ziod

* or

6

au.s

W

1800.

Skr.l

Sw. fl. gar. ic. in.

8509 aloifolia L.

Aloe-leaved

ft i I or

2

au.s

W.G

S. Amer.

1696.

Skr.l

Bot. mag. 1700

8510 tenuifolia Haw.

slender-leaved

ft or

1

W.G

Malta

1817.

Skr.l

8511 draconis L.

dragon

ft l | or

8

au.s

W.G

S. Amer.

1732.

Sk r.l

Di. el. 324. 117 :

8512 concava Haw.

hollow -leaved

H A or

1J

[au

W.G

1816.

Skr.l

8513 obliqua Haw.
2 major

oblique-leaved
larger

£ A or
£ A or

4
4

W.G
W.G

1808.
1808.

Sk r.l
Skr.l

8514 flaccida Haw.

flaccid

£ A or

2

W.G

1816.

Skr.l

8515 serrulkta Haw.

serrulate-erf^ed

ft|_Jor

10

B<

W.G

Carolina

1808.

Sk r.l

8516 recurva Sal.

rec u r v e-lea ved

ft or

3

au

W.G

Georgia

1794.

Skr.l

Par. Ion. 31

8517 superba Haw.

superb

*l |or

10

au

W.G

...

Skr.l

Bot. rep. 473

8518 glaucescens Haw.

glaucescent

ft or

2

jl.au

W.G

N. Amer.

1819.

Skr.l

Sw. fl. gar. 53

8519 filament&sa L.

thready

j£ A or

2

s.o

W.G

Virginia

1675.

Skr.l

Bot. mag. 900 .

8520 rufo-cincta Haw.

rufous-edged

£ A or

1,

Ul

W.G

1816.

Skr.m

8521 stricta Ker

upright

ft or

1

jl

W.G

Carolina

1817.

Skr.m

Bot. mag. 2222

8522 conspicua Sal.
8523 angustifolia Nut.

conspicuous
narrow-leaved

ft\ lor
ft or

3

2

jLau

WG

W.G

Missouri

1818.
1811.

Skr.m
Skr.l

Bot. mag. 2236 ,

8524 crenulata Haw.

crenulate

ft or

O

...

W.G

••••*•

1818.

Sks.l

8525 arcuata Haw.

bowed

ft or

1

jl.au

W.G

1817.

Sks.l

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

131

i , leaves and flowers.)
Europe 1596. O co
Europe 1596. O co
Europe 1596. O co
N. Amer. 1665. O p.l

I.iliucete. 3. —
liot. mag.5

Bot. mag. 1113

(Gloriosus, glorious, Lat. ; magnificent flowers.) Tulipuccez. 4.
E. Indies 1690. O s.p Bot. reg. 77

Senegal 1756. O s.p

Mozambi. 1823. O p.l Bot. mag. 2539

Nepal 1825. O p.l

tf fA] or
tf fTVl or
tf ES or
g Al or

6 jl.au O

2 jl.au B

4 au O

2 my.jn Y

1028. ERYTHRCTNIUM L. DOG'S-TOOTH VIOLET. (Erythros, red
85ito Dens canis L. Dog's Tooth, or com. $ A or | mr P

2 albidorum white-flowered tf A or £ mr W

3 minus smMer-Jiwd tf A °r i mr.jn ...

8527 lanceolatum Ph. lanceolate ¥ A or i ap.my Y
americanum Ker

8528 albidum J^u<. whitish tf A or £ ap.my W Louisiana 1824. O p.l

1029. GLORICTSA L. GLORIOSA.

8529 superba L. superb

8530 simplex L. simple
8331 virt5scens Lindl. virescent

8532 nepalensis G. Don Nepal
simplex D. Don not L.

1030. ZIGADENNUS MX. ZIGADENUS. (Zygos, a yoke ; aden, gland ; two in sepals.) Melanthticcee. 2.

8533 glaberrimus MX. smoothest j£ A or 1 my.jn Crea N. Amer. 1811. D s.p Bot. mag. 16SO
Hel6nias glaberrima B. M.

8534 bracteatus Swt. bracted £ A or 1£ my.jn Crea N. Amer. 1811. D, s.p Bot. mag. 1703
Helonias bracteata B. M.

1031. BULBOCO^DIUM L. BULBOCODIUM. (Bolbos, bulb, kodion, wool ; envelope of bulb.) Melanthaceee. 2.

8535 vernum L. spring tf A or £ f.mr D.P Spain 1629. O s.p Bot. mag. 153

8536 versicolor Spr. party-colored tf A or | au P Crimea 1820. O p.l Bot reg. 571
Colchicum versicolor B. R.

1032. UVULANRIA L.

8537 perfoliata L.

8538 flava Sm.

8539 lanceolata H. K.
85W grandiflora Sm.

8541 sessilifolia L.

8542 puberula MX.

1033. DI'SPORUM Sal. DISPORUM.

8543 parviflbrum D. Don small-flowered

8544 fulvum Sal. taviny. flowered
Uvularia chintnsis B. R.

UVULARIA.

perfoliate •
yellow
spear-leaved
large-flowered •
sessile-leaved ]
downy

(Formerly used in diseases of the uvula.) Melanthaceee. 6.
^ A or | my.jn Pa.Y N. Amer. 1710. Sk p.l Ex. bot. 1. 49
| A or £ my.jn Y N. Amer. 1810. Sk p.l Ex. bot. 1. 50
£ A or 1 jn.au Y N. Amer. 1710. Sk p.l Cor. ca. 41
^ A or 1 my.jn P N. Amer. 1802. Sk p.l Ex. bot. 1. 51
^ A or A jn L.Y N. Amer. 1790. Sk p.l Ex. bot 1. 52
£ A or | my.jn Y N. Amer. 1824. Sk p.l

(Dis, twice, poros, a pore.)
tAJor 3 jLau Y Nepal
lAJcr IJs.n Br China

Melanthaceee. 2. —3.
1820. Sk p.l
1801. Skp.l Bot. mag. 916

1034. STRE'PTOPUS MX. STREPTOPUS.

8545 amplexifulius Red. stem-clasping ^j

8546 disturtus MX. distorted ^

8547 roseus MX. rosy

8548 lanuginbsus MX. woolly ^

8549 simplex D. Don simple

(Streptos, twisted, pous, a foot : flower-stalks.) Smilaceee. 5.

A or 1 my W Hungary 1752. Sk It.s Red. lil. 259
" my Y N. Amer. 1752. Sk Its

jn.jl Pk N. Amer. 1806. Sk Its Bot. mag. 1489

Y.a N. Amer. 1812. Sk It.s Bot mag. 14i)0
... Nepal 1822. Skits

A or 1

A or 1

A Of li jn.jl

iAI or " "

H n.jl
1* jnjl

1035. BURCHA'RD/^4 R. Br. BURCHARDIA. (Henry Burchard.M.D., a bot. author.) Mehmthaccee. 1.

8550 umbellata R. Br. umbellate £ iAJ or 2 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1820. D s.p

1036. SCHELHAMME^R^ R. Br. SCHELHAMMERA. (C. C. Schelhammer, prof, at Jena.) Melanthaceee. 2.

8551 multifl5ra R. Br. many-flowered j£ tAJ or If N. Holl. 1824. D s.p

8552 undulata R. Rr. undulate £ iAJ or | jn P N. Holl. 1824. D s.p Bot. mag 2712

1037. RIPO'GONUM Forst. RIPOGONUM. (Ripos, a flexile twig, gonos, a shoot.) Smtlacete. 2.

8553 parviflorum R. Br. small-flowered fl_ iAI or 2 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1820. D s.p

8554 album R. Br. white fi. iAI or 3 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1820. D s.p

1038. CONVALLA^RI A L. LILY OF THE VALLEY. (Convallis, a valley ; habitation.) SmUcicece. 1.

8555 majalis L. hog _^ A or | my.jn W Britain woods. R s.l Eng. bot 1035
2 r libra red-flowered ^ A or | my.jn F Britain gard. R s.l
Sflorepleno double ^ A or £ my.jn W Britain gard. R s.l

1039. SMILACPNA Desf. SMILACINA.

8556 umbellata Desf. umbellate

8557 borealis Desf. ' northern

8558 bffulia Desf. two-leaved :

8559 trif51ia Desf. three-leaved

8560 canadensis Ph. Canadian

8561 stellata Desf. starred "

8562 racemosa Desf.

8563 ciliata Desf. ciliated

8564 rambsa G. Don branchy

(Dimin. ofsmilax; similar roughness.)

A or f my.jn W N. Amer. 1778. R

A or 1 my.jn Y N. Amer. 1878. R

i my.jn W N. Europe 1596. R

i jn.jl W N. Amer. 1812. R

| jn.jl W N. Amer. 1812. R

| my.jn W N. Amer. 1633. R

1 my.jn Pa.Y N Amer. 1640. R

| my.jn W N. Amer. 1823. R

A or
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or

s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l

A pr. 2" my.jn Pa.Y Siberia 1820. R co

Smilaceee. 6.
s.l Bot. mag. 1155
s.l Bot. mag. 1403
Bot. mag. 510
Gm. si. 1.6
Pluk. al. 434. 4
Bot. mag. 1043
Bot. mag. 899

1040. POLYGO'NATUM Desf. SOLOMON'S SEAL. (Polys, many, gonu, a knee ; stem.) Smilaceee. 12.— 14.

1 my.jn W Scotland woods. R s.l Eng. bot 1035

& A or

8565 verticillatum Desf. vfhorl-leaved
Convallaria yerticillata L.

8566 oppositif&lium D. Don opposite-lvd

8567 leptophyllum D. Don fine-leaved

8568 angustifolium Ph. narrow-leaved

8569 hirtum Lam. hairy

8570 caniculatum Ph. channelled

8571 vulgare Desf. common
Convallaria Polygrtnatum L.

8572 bractektum Thomas bracted

8573 pubescens Ph. pubescent

8574 multifiorum Desf. many-flowered

8575 latifolium Desf. broad-leaved

8576 macrophyllum Swt. long-leaved
^ latifolium Ph. not of others

8577 polyanthemum Bleb, many-flowered ^j A or

lAl or

1

ap

W

Nepal

1822.

R

S.1

Hook. ex. fl. !25

lAl

or

2

jn.jl

W

Nepal

1816.

R

s.l

A

or

1

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1824.

R

s.l

A

or

1

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1819.

R

s.l

A

or

1

jn

W

N. Amer.

1812.

R

s.l

A

or

2

my.jn

W.G

England

moun.

R

s.l

Eng. bot

.280

A

or

lft.H

W

Switzerl.

1827.

R

CO

A

or

1

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1812.

R

s.l

W. h. b.

45

A

or

2

my.jn

W

Britain

woods.

R

s.l

Eng. bot

. 279

A

or

3

my.jn

W

Germany

1802.

R

s.l

Jac.au. 3. 232

A

or

3

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1800.

R

S.1

1 my.jn W Caucasus 1826. R s.l

1041. OPHIOPCTGON Ker SNAKE'S BEARD. (Ophis, a snake, poson, a beard.) Smittcea. 2.

8578 japonicus Ker Japan £ _AJ cu U jn L.Y Japan 1784 D s.p.l Bot. mag. 1G63
Convallaria japonica L.

8579 spicatus Ker spiked j£ _AJ cu 1 au.s V China 1820. D s.p.l Bot reg. 5y3

K 2

132

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

1042. EITCOMIS Herit. EUCOMIS. (Eukomes, beautiful-haired; tufted crown of fl. spike) Asphodilete. 7.

8580 nana H. K. dwarf <f ,AI or

8581 purpureocaulis Dry. purple-stalked £ iAI or

8582 bif61ia Jac. two-leaved £ iAI or

8583 r£gia H. K. royal £ iAI or

8584 undulata H. K. waved-leaved £ iAJ or

8585 punctata Herit. spotted f iAI or

8586 striata H. K. striated £ iA| or

f my Br C. G. H. 1774. O r.m Bot. mag. 1465

2 mr.ap G.B C. G H. 1794. O r.m Bot. rep. 369

i ap.my L.G C. G. H. 1792. O r.m Bot. mag. 840

2 mr.ap G C. G. H. 1702. O r.m Di. el. 92. 109

2 mr.ap G C. G. H. 1760. O r.m Bot. mag. 1083

2 jl G.B C. G. H. 1783. O r.m Bot. mag. 913

2 year G C. G. H. 1790. O r.m Bot. mag. 1539

1043. PELIOSA'NTHES Andr.

8587 hiimilis Andr. dwarf

8588 Tlta B. M. Teta

PELIOSANTHES. (Pelios, livid, anthos, flower.) Melanthace<e. 2.
£ E3 cu i my.jn G E. Indies 1809. D r.l Bot. mag. 1532
£ G3 cu 1| ap B.G E. Indies 1807. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 1302

1044. APHYLLA'NTHES L. LILY PIMC.
8589 monspeliensis L. Montpelier £ Al pr

(ApJiyllos, leafless, anthos, flower.) AsphodUece. 1.

1 jn.jl R France 1791. R s.p Bot. mag. 1132

1045. SOWERB^EM Sm. SOWERB^A. (James Sowerby, F.L.S. H.S., an emin. hot. artist.) Asphodeletz. I
8590,/uncea Sm. Rush-leaved j£ iAI pr 1 my.jl Pk N. S. W. 1792. R s.p Bot. mag. 1104

*1046. ^'LLIUML. GARLIC.

8591 satlvum L. cultivated tf

8592 OphioscorodonG.Don Gar.Rocambole tf
5corod6prasum ft L.

8593 controve"rsum Schr. contrary-stmd $

8594 arenarium L. sand tf

8595 Scorod6prasum L. Rocambole tf

8596 littbreum Bert. sea-side tf
monspessulanum W.en.

(All, hot, Celt.}

A cul 1| jn.jl W Sicily
A clt 4 au.s Pa.R Greece

AsphodUece. 150.
1548. O r.m M. h. 4. 15. 9
... O r.m M. h. 2. 15. 10

A pr 1 jn.jl P 1816. O co

A pr fjn P Britain moi.w. O co Eng. bot. 1358

A cul 3 jl L.P Denmark 1596. O co

A cu 2 jl.au P Italy 1818. O co

8597 vineale L.

vine

tf A pr

1

jn

P

Britain mea.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 1974

8598 conf£rtum Pers.

crowded

tf

A

cu

4

au

P

Europe ...

0

CO

M. h. 2. 15. 3

campe'stre Schl.

8599 Pursh« G. Don

Pursh's

$

A

or

2

au

Pk.P

N. Amer. 1818.

0

CO

vineale Ph.

8600 proliferum Schr.

proliferous

$

A

cu

3

jl.0

W

1820.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1469

8601 apa L.

common Onion

£f

O)

cul

3

jn.jl

W

S

r.m

2 aggregatum G.Don aggregated
3 pauciflorum Trev. few-flowered

tf

A
A

cul
cu

1

2

jn.jl
jnjl

W

W

0
O

CO

CO

8602 Porrum L.

Leek

tf

Q)

cul

2

ap.my

W

Swi'tzerl. 1562.

s

r.m

Black. 421

8603 ^mpeldprasum L.

Vine Leek

•$

A

cu

2

jl.au

P

England sun. hi.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 1657

8604 rotundum L.

round

^

A

Pr

H

jl

P

S. Europe 1820.

0

CO

8605 Hall en G. Don

Haller's

X

A

Pr

2

jl.au

Pa.R

S. Europe 1818.

0

CO

Fl. gr. 344

8606 rubicundum Niv.

reddish

0

A

pr

1

jl.au

R

C. G. H. 1804.

O

CO

Bot. mag. 1560

8607 Waldsteinj G. Don

Waldestein's

A

or

2

jn.jl

P

Hungary 1826.

0

CO

W. & K. 82

/fmpeldprasum W. $ K.
8608 exsertum G. Don drawn out

tf

A

pr

3

jn.au

W

Russia 1818.

O

CO

8609 ere"ctum G. Don

upright

tf

-AJ

pr

^

jn

W

C. G. H. 1823.

0

CO

8610 acutiflorum Loi.

acute- flowered

A

pr

!|

jn

R

France 1819.

CO

8611 Synnotw G.Don

Synnot's

tf

-Al

pr

jl.au

Pa.R

C. G. H. 1825.

CO

8612 verrucosum G. Don

vtarty-sepaled

tf

Pr

Pa.P

C. G. H. 1825.

0

CO

8613 multifldrum Desf.
8614 descendens L.

many- flowered #
descending-^M«i tf

A

A

pr
pr

2

1

f

R
D.P

N. Africa 1800.
Switzerl. 1796.

0
0

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 251

8615 sphaerocephalon L.

round-headed

$

A

Pr

H

jl

R

Europe 1759.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1764

8616 pruinatum Lk.
8617 carneum W. en.

frosted
Gesh-colored

tf
tf

A
A

pr

'i

jn.jl

R
Pa.P

Spain 1819.
1816.

0
0

CO
CO

8618 guttatum Stev.

spotted

A

pr

ii

jl

W

Odessa 1819.

0

CO

8619 ascalonicum L. As

kalon, or Shallot

I

A

cul

f

jn.jl

P

Palestine 1548.

O

r.m

M. h. 4. 14. 3

2 majus greater, "or Scullion
8620 Schcenoprasum L. Chives
tenuifolium SaJ.

tf

A
A

clt
cul

i

my.jn

P

F

S. Europe ... O
Britain m. pas. O

CO

r.m

Mat. op. 420. ic.
Eng. bot. 2438

8621 sibiricum W.

Siberian

tf

A

pr

1

jl.au

Pa.R

Siberia 1777.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1141

glaticum Desf. palui

stre Sal.

8622 acutum Spr.

acute

tf

A

pr

1

jl

Pa.P

1819.

0

CO

8623 foliosum Red.

leafy

tf

A

pr

1

jl

P

1817.

0

CO

8624 fistulosum I,.1

fistulose

tf

A

cul

ii

ap.my

G.Y

Siberia 1K29.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1230

8625 cepzeforme G. Don

Cepa-form

tf

A

cul

e

jls

W

1824.

0

CO

8626 obfiquum L.

oblique-leaved

tf

A

pr

H

jn.jl

W

Siberia 1759.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1408

8627 ramosum G. Don

branchy

A

or

2

jn

Pa.Y

Siberia 1819.

0

CO

8628 Pallksw Mur.

Pallas's

tf

A

Pr

1

jn

R

Russia 1819.

0

CO

Mur. 1775, 3

8629 pusillum Cyr.

small

tf

A

Pr

si

jl

W

Italy 1826.

0

CO

Red. lil. 118

8630 rubellum .B/eo.

reddish

tf

A

Pr

i

jl.au

R

Caucasus 1825.

O

CO

8631 reticulatum Fra.

net-rooted

tf

A

Pr

I

jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1800.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1840

stellatum /3 album B.M. angulosum Ph.
8632 oxypetalum G. Do/i sharp-petaled tf

A

or

2

au

W

S. Europe 1818.

0

CO

8633 intermedium Lam.

intermediate

tf

A

or

g

au

W

S. Europe 1827.

0

CO

paniculatum Vil.

8634 oleraceum L.
vire"scens Lam.

oleraceous

$

A

pr

1

i1

Pa.Y

England com fi.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 488

8635 carinatum L.

keeled

5

A

Pr

f my.jn

G.T

England rocks.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 1658

8636 flexum G. Don

twisted

vj

A

pr

1

jl

D.P

...

0

CO

fce'tidum W. en.

8637 violaceum W. en.

violet

tf

A

pr

1

jn

V

S. Europe 1823.

0

CO

8638 asperum G. Dow
8639 longfspathum Red.
8640 fuscum tfrt.

rough 5f
long-spathed tf
brown-flowered tf

A
A
A

or
pr
pr

1
3
2

jl.s
jl.au
jl.au

P
Br
Br

S. Europe 1800.
France 1810.
Hungary "1820.

0
O
0

CO
CO
CO

Red. lil. 7. 368
Red. lil. 316
W. & K. 3. 241

8641 paniculatum L.
8642 pallens Z,.
8643 tenuiflorum Ten.
8644 pulchellum G. Don

panicled
pale-flowered
slender-flwd
pretty

tf
tf

tf

A

A
A
A

pr

2
2
1
1

inj!

i!

Pa
Pa
Pk

S

S. Europe 1780.
S. Europe 1779.
Italy 1824.
Tauria 1810

oooo

co

CO

s.p

CO

Bot. mag. 1432
Bot. mag. 1420
Fl. nap. 1. 30
Red. lil. 5. 252

paniculatum ./terf.

8645 flkvum L.

yellow

tf

A

pr

1

jn.jl

Y

Austria 1759.

0

CO

Bot. mag. 1330

8646 caucasicum .B/eo.

Caucasian

tf

A

pr

jn.jl

Pk

Caucasus ...

0

CO

Bot. mag. 973

8647 rupestre Bieb.

rock

A

pr

M

R

Crimea 18i4.

0

CO

8648 globosum Bieb.

globose

tf

A

pr

i

au.s

P

Caucasus 1821.

0

CO

Gm. si. 1. 10

8649 parviflorum i.

small-flowered

tf

A

Pr

i

jn.jl

P

S. Europe 1781.

0

CO

8650 montanum Sm.

mountain

tf

A

pr

jl.au

R

Greece 1818.

0

CO

Fl. gr. 319

ORDEH I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

133

8651 moschatum L.
8(5.52 saxatile Bieb.
8653 strictum Schr.
deflexum W.
86.54 lineare Z.

8655 nfctans L

8656 senescens L.

8657 Andersom* G. Don

8658 spurium G. Don

8659 glaucum Schr.

musky
rocky
strict

linear-team*

nodding

senescent

Anderson's

spurious

glaucous

tf A Pr

tf A pr

0 A pr

tf A pr

0 A pr

tf A pr

tf A or

0 A or

0 A

au.s
jl.au

jn.jl

jl.au

1 jn.jl
1 Jn.jl

baicalense W. en. spirale W. en. senescens B. M.

8660 angulosum L. angulose

8661 laxum G. Don loose

8662 acutangulum W. en. acute-angled

8663 danubiale Spr.

8664 ser6tinum Schl.

8665 albidum Bieb.

8666 denudatum Dec.
flavescens Bes.

8667 rubens Schr.
bisulcum B.M.

8668 prostratum Trev.

8669 congestum G. Don

8670 narcissiflurum Vil.

Danube
latc-floutfriag

whitish
stripped

red-rooted
trailing

tf A

0 A pr

tf A pr

tf A pr

tf A pr

0 A pr

0 A Pr

jn.jl
jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1 au.s
f jn.jl

W.p S. Europe 1823. O co W. & K. 1. 68
W Crimea 1823. O co
Pk 1821. O co

W.a Siberia 1752. O co Gm. si. 1. 13

R Siberia 1785. O co Bot. mag. 1143

W Germany 1596. O co Gm. si. 1.11. 2

P Siberia 1818. D co

P Siberia 1820. D co

Pk Siberia 1800. D co Bot mag. 1150

L.P

R

R

R

R

W

W.R Siberia 1819. O co Red. lil. 357

Germany 1739. O co Bot, mag. 1

Siberia 1817. O co

1816. O co

Germany 1818. O co

Switzerl. 1820. O co

Crimea 1820. O co

tf A pr 1 jn.jl P Germany 1805. O co Bot. mag. 1381 _ _

I jn.jl
1 my.jn
1 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jn.jl
ambiguum Lam. /jraminifoliura Pers. ericitorum Thore

0 A pr
0 A or
Narcissus-flwd tf A Pr

8671 pedemontanum W. Piedmontese tf A Pr

8672 suaveolens Jac. sweet-smelling tf A P'

Siberia 1823.
Siberia 1818.
France

O co
O co

O r.m Vil. del. 2. 6

Piedmont 1817. O co Al. ped. 25. 1

Austria 1801. O co

2.364.

8673 ochroleucum W.fyK. yellowish white tf A

8674 cernuum Roth drooping tf A pr

8675 carolinianum Dec. Carolina tf A Pr

8676 stellatum B. M. starred tf A pr

8677 paradoxum G. Don wonderful tf A Pr
Scilla parad6xa Bieb.

8678 scwrzo/wra'folium.Dtfc.Scorzonera-lvdtf A or

8679 magicum L. magic, or Homer's Moly tf A pr

8680 canadense /,. Canadian $ A Pr

8681 mutabile MX. changeable tf A Pr

8682 incarnatum Horn. Aesh-colored $ A l'r
rdseum /2 B. R. ambiguum Stn.

8683 amoAmm G. Don pleasing tf A Pr
carneum Bert.

8684 r6seum L. roseate tf A Pr

8685 longifolium Kth. long-leaved tf iAI or

8686 illyricum Jac. lllyrian tf A or

8687 subhirsutum L. rather hairy tf A Pr
ciliatum Ct/r.

1
1 jn

Mi1*

1 my

Crea Hungary 1816. O co W. & K. 186

R N. Amer. 1806. O co Bot. mag. 1324

R N. Amer. 1818. O co Red. lil. 100

Li N. Amer. 1811. O co Bot. mag. 1576

W Caucasus 1823. O co

Y S. Europe 1820. O co Red. lil. 2. 99

G.w Austria 1596. O co Bot. mag. 1H8

P N. Amer. 1739. O co

R N. Amer. 1824. O co Red. lil. 240

R Greece 1812. O co Bot. reg. 978

1 my.jn R France It. 1821. O co Fl. nap. 28

1 jn

8688 Clusionzmz Retz.

8689 Chamarmoly L.

Clusius's
Dwarf Moly

0 A
0 A

jl.au

jl

my

jn.au

Pa.P France 1752.
D.P Mexico 1826.

O co
O s.l

Austria 1820. O co
S. Europe 1596. O co

8690 brachystemon Dec. short-stamened tf A or 1 my.jl

2 jn
1 ap

8691 majale Ten.
86S2 caspium Bieb.

Amaryllis caspia L.
8603 Cowani Lindl.

8694 neapolitanum Cyr.

8695 triquetrum L.

8696 pendunnum Ten.

8697 medium G. Don

8698 mgrum L.

hog
Caspian

tf A
0 A

W S. Europe 1803. O co

W S. Europe 1774. O co

W Europe 1819. O co

W Italy 1824. O co

W Crimea 1822. O co

Cowan's tf A Pr

Neapolitan tf A Pr

triangular-*M"rf tf A pr

drooping -flwd tf A Pr
intermediate
black-ovaried

f jn

8699 atropurpureamW.#-K. dark- purple

8700 Moly L. ' Moly

8701 tricoccum H. K. three-seeded

8702 urslnum L. bear

8703 Victorialis L. Victorialis
2 angustif<Mium

8704 odorum L.
tataricum L.

8705 juncifolium G. Don Rush-leaved

8706 striatum Jac.

8707 striatellum Lindl.

tf A °r

0 A pr

0 A Pr

0 A Pr

0 A Pr

0 A Pr

tf A cu

harrow-leaved 0 A cu

' A pr

sweet-scented

striated
small-striated
Ornithogalum gramineum B. M.

8708 frkgrans Fen. fragrant

1047. ALBU^CA L.

8709 altissima Jac.

8710 major Dry.

8711 nfinor L.'

8712 flaccida Jac.

8713 viridiflora Jac.

8714 coarctata Dry.

8715 fastigiata Dry.
8716caudata Jac.

8717 filifolia Ker

8718 setusa Jac.

8719 vittata Ker

8720 physodes B. M.

8721 exuviata B. M.
Anth^ricum exuv

8722 aurea Jac.

8723 abyssinica Jac.

8724 fragrans Jac.

8725 fugax Ker
Anthericum fragrans Jac.

8726 viscbsa L.

8727 spiralis L.

tf A pr
tf Apr
? A pr

jl
my.jn
ap.my
my.jl

1 ap.my

2 my
limy

1 jn

|myjn
1 my.jn
1^ ap.my

W

W

W

W

W

W

D.P

Y

W

W

G.Y

G.Y

W

Chile 1823.
Naples 1823.
Spain 1759.
Italy 1825.

Hungary 1820.
Barbary 1818.
Hungary 1821.
S. Europe 1604.
N. Amer. 1770.
Britain woods.
Austria 1739.
Scotland 1819.
S. Europe 1820.

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

O co

Red. lil. 4. 213
Bot. reg. 1034
Jac. ic. 2. 365
Bot mag. 774

Cl h. 1. 192
Bot. mag. 1203
Red. lil. 7. 374
Fl. nap. 28

Bot. reg. 758
Sw. fl. gar. 201
Bot. mag. 869
FL nap. 31

W. & K. 1. 17
Bot. mag. 499

Eng. bot. 122
Bot. mag. 1222
Cl. pan. 224
Bot. mag. 1142

W Chile 1826. O co

W Carolina 1800. O coBot.mag.l03al524i

W.Y Chile 1823. D co Bot. mag. 2419

tf A pr 1| s.o W W. Indies 1822. O co

ALBUCA.

(Albus, white ; color of flowers.)

Asphodelece. 19.

tallest

tf

(Al or

4 ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1789.

O

r.m

Jac. ic. 1. 36

greater

tf

iAI or

3 ap.my

G.Y

C. G. H.

1759.

O

r.m

Bot. mag. 804

smaller

5

lAJor '

1 my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1768.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 7'-;0

flaccid

$

iAI or

2 my.jn

Y.w

C. G. H.

1791.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 144

green-flowered

$

iAI or

1 jn.jl

G

C. G. H.

1794.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1656

compressed

0

iAI or

2 my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

0

r.m

peaked

0

iAI or

1| my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1774.

0

r.m

Bot. rep. 450

tailed

0

LAI or

2 my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1791.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 442

thread-leaved

0

LAI or

i my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1820.

0

r.m

brisfly

$

i Al or

1 my.jl

G

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1481

banded

0

lAJor

I jl.au

Y.G

C. G. H.

1802.

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 1.-329-

flatulent

0

iA) or

f jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1804.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1046

adder's skin

$

i Al or

1 my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 871

golden

0

iAI or

1| my.jl

G.Y

C. G. H.

1818.

0

r.m

Abyssinian

5

.Al or

2 au

W

Abyssinu

1 1818.

0

r.m

sweet-scented

0

iAI or

1 jn.jl

Y.o

C. G. H.

1791.

0

s.p.l

Jac. sc. 1.81

fleeting

0

LAJor

1 my.jl

Y.G

C. G. H.

1791.

o

r.m

Bot. reg. 311

s Jac.
c\&mmy-leavcd

0

iAJ or

1 my.jn

W.a

C. G. H.

1779.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 445

spirzi-leaved

0

i Al or

IJn

\v

C. G. H.

1795.

0

S.[)

Jac. ic. 2. 4JU

K

3

134

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

n»*B. A.AIN i nunnr
8728 australis R. Br.

lUk A OWJ. AAW

southern

LHUKKHUiA. (Al

tt. I | or 3

aninus,
ap.my

yenui
W

V, T/tCUj tU 1

N. Holl.

low ; £

1824.

;uni.; -ii

Sk s.p

8729 humilis R. Br.

dwarf

£

lAJor

2

ap.my

w

N. Holl.

1825.

Sks.p

pumilio R. Br.

87,30 hastilis R. Br.

spear

a.

( ) CU

4

ap.my

w

N. S. W.

1803.

Sks.p

8731 m^dia R. Br.

intermediate

a.

l_Jor

£

ap.my

w

N. Holl.

1803.

Sks.p

8732 minor R. Br.

smaller

jp

iAI cu

2

w

N. S. WT.

1804.

Sks.p

8733 bracteata R. Br.

bracted

j£

iAI cu

2

...

w

N. S. W.

1810.

Sks.p

Asphodelete. 6.— 7.

1049. LAXMA'NN/^ R. Br. LAXMANNIA. (E. Laxmann, a Siberian traveller.) AtphoeKlete. 1.— 2.

8734 gracilis R. Br. slender £ iAI or i jn.jl P.w N. Holl. 1824. D s.p

*1050. THYSANO^TUS /?. 5r. THYSANOTUS. (Thysanotos, fringed ; three inner sepals.) Asphodeleee. 4.— 21.

8735 Jiinceus R. Br. Rush-like £ iAJ pr £ au.s P N. S. W. 1804. O s.p Bot. reg. 656

8736 elatior R. Br. taller A iAJ or 1 au P N. Holl. 1823. O s.p

8737 isanthtrus R. Br. even-anthered A iAJ pr | au.s P N. S. W. 1822. O s.p Bot. reg. 655

8738 tuberosus R. Br. tuberous & iA) el 1 jn P N. Holl. 1825.

O s.p

1051. ERIOSPE'RMUM Jac. ERIOSPERMUM. (Erion, wool, sperma, seed; envelope of seed.) Asphodelea:. 8.
8739 latif&lium Jac. broad-leaved tf iAl cu 1 jn.au L.B C. G. H. 1800. Sks.p Jac. ic. 420
8740 Bellendem Swt. Bellenden's tf iAI or 1 jl.au L.B C. G. H. 1806. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 1002
latifolium «. B. M. not Jac.
8741 pubescens Jac. pubescent tf iAI cu 1 jn W.G C. G. H. 1820. Sk s.p Bot. reg. 578
8742 lanuginosum Jac. woolly tf iAJ or 1 jl.au W.G C. G. H. 1820. Sk s.p Jac. sc. 3. 265
8743 lanceffifMium Jac. spear-leaved. tf iAl cu 1 jn.au L.B C. G. H. 1795. Sks.p Jac. ic. 2. 421
8744 parvifolium Jac. small-leaved tf tAJ cu fjn.au D.B C. G H 1796. Sks.p Jac. ic. 2 422
874,r> folioliferum Ker leaflet-bearing tf iAJ cu fjn.au Y.G C. G. H. 1806. Sks.p Bot. reg. 795
8746 paradoxum Jac. wonderful tf iAl or 1 jn.au ... C. G. H. 1825. Sk s.p Jac. c. sup. 81. 1
Ornithogalum paradoxum Jac.

1052. GA'GE^ Sal. GAGEA.

(Sir Thomas Gage.

, a bot. amateur.) Asphodeleee. 16.

8747 uniflora G. Don one-flowered

0

A or

} my.jn

Y

Siberia

1781.

0

s.p

N. c. p. 18. 6. 3

Ornithogalum uniflbrum L.

8748 striata Swt. striated

|

A or

i my.jl

Y

Europe

1826.

O

S.I

Ornithogalum striatum W.

8749 pygma^a G. Don pygmy
Ornith6galum pygmaevum W.

8

A or

i ap

Y

Spain

1825.

0

CO

8750 bohemica G. Don Bohemian

0

A °r

4 ap

Y

Bohemia

1825.

0

CO

Ac.boh. 2.121.ic

Ornith6galum bohemicum Schmidt
8751 fascicularis Sal. bunMe-flwd

0

A pr

i mr.ap

Y

Britain

woods. O

s.p

Bot mag. 1200

lutea B.M. Ornith6galum luteum E.

B.

8752 sylvatica W. en. wood

>f

A pr

^ mr.ap

Y

Europe

...

0

s.p

Us. an. 5. 1. 1

8753 villbsa Bieb. villous

^

A or

i mr.ap

Y

Caucasus

1825.

O

p.l

8754 stellaris Sal. starry

$

A pr

i my

Y

Sweden

1759.

0

B.p

Us. an. 15. 1

0rnith6galum minimum Roth, arvei

ise

Pers.

8755 Sternbergw Hoppe Sternberg's
8756 bracteolaris Sal. bracteolar

\

A or
A or

i mr.ap

Y
Y

Switzerl.
Europe

1826.
1817.

0
0

p.l
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 151

Ornithogalum luteum L. not E. B.

8757 spathacea W. sheathed

0

A pr

i my

Y

Germanj

' 1759.

0

s.p

Hay. us. 15. 1

8758 chlorantha Bieb. yellow-flwd

A or

lap

Y

Siberia

1819.

0

CO

8759 glauca Swt. glaucous

0

A or

1 ap

Y

Switzerl.

1825.

0

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 176

8760 pusilla Schmidt small

0

A or

Y

Bohemia.

1825.

0

CO

8761 circinata /.. rounded

0

A pr

| my.jn

Y

Siberia

1789.

0

s.p

Pal. it. D 2

8762 serotina B. M. late

&

A pr

Y

Wales

...

0

s.p

Eng. bot. 793

Anthericum ser6tinum E. B.

1053. ORNITHO'GALUM L. STAR OF BETHLEHEM. (Ornis, a bird,*ata,

milk.)

Asphodelea;. 48. —56.

8763 bulbiferum Pall. bulb-bearing

tf

A or

iap

W

Russia

1821.

O

r.m

Pal. it. 2. a p. 106

8764 umbellatum L. umbelled

tf

A °r

1 ap.jn

W

England

me. p.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 130

8765 refractum W. refracted

A or

4 my.jn

W

Hungary

1820.

0

p.l

8766 fimbriatum W. fringed

TS

A or

J f.mr

W

Crimea

1820.

0

CO

Lind. col. 28

8767 exscapum Ten. stemless

A or

i my.jn

W

Italy

1824.

0

r.m

Fl. nap. 34

8768 montanum Ten. mountain

TS

A or

i my.jn

W

Italy

1824.

O

p.l

8769 comosum L. tufted

tf

A or

i jn.'au

W

Austria

1596.

0

p.l

Jac. ic. 2. 426

8770 conicum Jac. conical

i Al or

1 Jn.jl

W.G

C. G. H.

1823.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 408

8771 nfveum Sol. snowy

•rf

i Al or

i my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1774.

r.m

Bot. reg. 235

8772 ciliatum Thun. ciliated

0

iAI or

| ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1819.

r.m

8773 crenulatum Thun. crenulated

Al or

i my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1816.

0

r.m

8774 maculatum Thun. spotted

•*

Al or

i ap.jn

w

C. G. H.

1823.

0

r.m

8775 tenellum Jac. delicate

rf

iAJor

4Jn

w

C. G. H.

1818.

O

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 427

8776 secfcndum Jac. side-flowering

tf

lAlor

| au

w

C. G. H.

1826.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 433

8777 pilbsum Thun. pilose

tf

LAJor

1 ap.my

w

C. G. H.

1826.

0

r.m

8778 revolutum Jac. revolute-^iurf

8

LAJor

1 mr.jn

w

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 653

8779 elatum Andr. tall

TS

A j QJ-

3 mr

w

Egypt

1804.

0

r.m

Bot. rep. 523

8780 corymbbsum Fl. per. corymbose
8781 tenuifblium Red. fine-leaved

tf

Alor
lAlor

limy
1 ap.my

w
w

Chile
G. G. H.

1823.
1819.

0
0

r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 906
Red. lil. 312

8782 prasinum Ker green-flowered
8783 sauveolens Jac. sweet-scented

$
tf

iAI or
iAI or

liJDjl

1 jn

G
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1826.

0

0

r.m
r.m

Bot. reg. 158
Jac. ic. 2. 431

8784 barbJitum Jac. bearded

1 my.jl

w

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Jac. sc. 1. 91

8785 polyphyllum Jac. many-leaved

$

iAI ec

i jn.jl

w

C. G. H.

1824.

O

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 430

8786 ovatum Thun. ovate

rf

iAI or

1 rny.jn

w

C. G. H.

1824.

0

r.m

8787 rupestre L. rock

•ft

iAI or

i my.au

w

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

8788 Juncifolium Jac. Rush-leaved
8789 fuscatum Jac. dull

1

Al or
LAlor

f jl.au
i jn.jl

w

L.Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.

1820.

0

0

r.m
r.m

Bot. mag. 972
Jac. ic. 2. 429

8790 odoratum Jac. sweet-scented

tf

iAI or

1| my.jn

P.Y

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Bot. rep. 260

8791 pyramidjile L. pyramidal

tf

A or

2 jn jl

W

Spain

1752.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 425

8792 longibracteatum Jac. long-bracted

lAlor

i my

w

C. G. H.

1817.

0

rm

Jac. sc. 1. 29

8793 scilloides Jac. Squill-like

$

i Al or

ji jn..jl

w

C. G. H.

1795.

0

r.m

Jac. sc. 1. 888

8794 latifolium L. broad-leaved

3

_AJ or

1| Jn jl

w

Egypt

1629.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 876

8795 narbone'nse L. Narbonne

TS

A or

J 1 ij

w

S. Europi

e 1810.

C)

CO

Bot. mag. 2510

8796 pvrenaicum L. Pyrenean

tf

A °r

2 jn.jl

G

England

pas.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 499

8797 stachvoides H. K. Stachv.s-like

i

A or

2J ap.jl

L.Y

S. Europi

s 1771.

0

CO

Ren. spec. 90

8798 lacteiim Jac. milk, white

1

tAI or

1 jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1796.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1134

8799 caudatum H. K. caudate

tAI or

3 f.au

W.G

C. G. H.

1774.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 805

8800 nutans L. nodding . „

5

A or

JL in ii

W

Britain

me.pa

0

CO

Kng.bot. 1997

8801 coarctatum Jac. compressed -flwd$ iAI or

1J8 jnjl

W.G

C. G. H.

1804.

0

r.m

Jac. ic. 435

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

13S

8802 aureum Cur.

golden

tf

iAI or

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H. 1790.

0

nn

Bot. mag. 190

8803 flavissimum Jac.

yellowest

tf

iAI or

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H. 1804.

0

r.-m

Jac. ic. 4:j(j

SS04 thyrsoides Jac.

thyrse-like

tf

iAI or

14 Jnjl

W

C. G. H. 1757.

0

r.m

Hot. mag. Ilf4

2 flavescens

flavescent

<?

_AJ or

U jn.jl

Y

C. G. H. 1800.

0

r.m

Hot. reg. 305

8805 arabicum L.
8806 ixioides H. K.

Arabian
Ixia-like

tf
tf

Al or
AJ or

14 mr.ap
4 my.jn

W
W

Euvpt 1629.
California 1796.

0
0

r.m
s.p

Bot. mag. Tz8

8807 hispidum Horn.

hispid

tf

LAJ or

4 Jn.jl

W

C. G. H. 1824.

0

r.m

8808 virens Lmrf/.

greenish

0

LA| or

14 Jn.jl

G

Del. Bay 1825.

0

CO

Bot. reg. 814

8809 unif61ium B M.

one-leaved

$

iAI or

4 Jnjl

W

Gibraltar 1805.

0

r.m

Bot.inag.9o5 953

8810 Squilla B. M.

officinal Squill

tf

A) or

3 ap.my

W

S. Europe 1829.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 918

Scilla maritima L.

*1054. SCI'LLA L.

SQUILL. (Skyllo, to

injure ; roots poisonous.) Aspftodeloe.

22. — 32.

8811 italicaL.

Italian

tf

A or

f apjl

B

Switzerl. 1605.

0

p.l

Bot. mag. 663

8812 peruviana L.

Peruvian

Jf

A or

1 my

D.B

Spain 1607.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 749

2 alba

white

tf

A or

1 my

W

S. Europe 1607.

O

CO

8813 lusitanica L.

Lusitanian

3

A or

4 my

L.B

Portugal 1777.

0

p.l

Bot. mag. 1999

8814 Z,ilio-//yacinthus L.

Lily-Hyacinth

tf

A or

1 my.jl

B

S. Europe 1597.

0

CO

Red. HI. 205

8815 amoAia L.

pleasing blue

$

A or

i mr.ap

L.B

Levant 1596.

0

P.l

Bot. mag. 341

8816 sibirica H. K.

Siberian

if

A or

A f.mr

B

Siberia 1796.

0

p.l

Bot. mag. 1025

8817 prajscox JF.

early -flowering

$

A or

£ mr.ap

D.B

1790.

0

p.l

8818 verna L.

vernal

if

A or

^ ap.my

B

Britain rocks.

0

si

Eng. bot. 23

8819 unifolia L.

one-leaved

$

A or

i my.jn

W

Portugal ...

0

s.l

8820 AyacinthoMto L.

Hyacinth-like

•$

AJ or

4 au

B

Madeira 1585.

0

r.m

Bot. mag. 1140

8821 autumnalis L.

autumnal

tf

A or

£ au.s

Pk

England dr. pa.

0

p.l

Eng. bot. 78

8822 bifolia i.

two-leaved

rt

A or

5 f.ap

B

England woods.

0

P.l

Eng. bot. 24

2 alba

white

$

A Pr

% f.ap

W

S. Europe ...

0

CO

3 rubra

red

$

A Pr

i f.ap

R

S. Europe ...

0

CO

8823 pumila Brot.

dwarf

R

A or

1 ap.my

B

Spain 1821.

O

r.m

8824 umbellata Ram.

umbelled

$

A or

£ ap

B

Pyrenees 1822.

0

P-l

Brot. ph. 41. 8. 6

8825 cernua Red.

drooping

tf

A or

4 ap.my

Pk

Spain 1815.

0

p.l

Bot. mag. 1461

8826 indica J?ox.

Indian

rf

23 or

K Indies 1816.

0

P-l

8827 campanulata H. K.
8828 non scripta L.

campanulate
undescribed

I

A °r
A or

1 my.jn
f mr.jn

D.P
B

Spain 1683. O
Britain woods. O

P-l

CO

Bot.mag.127. 1102
Eng. bot. 377

nutans SOT.

2 carnea

ftesh-colored

$

A or

f mr.jn

Pk

Britain woods.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1641

3 alba

white

£

A or

f mr.jn

W

Britain woods.

0

s.l

8829brevif61iaATer

short-leaved

5?

Al or

4Ja

Pk

C. G. H. 1811.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1648

8830 mauritanica Schous.

Mauritania!)

tf

A or

4 ap.my

B

Mauritan. 1819.

0

r.m

8831 corymbosa 5. M. corymbose tf
8832 esculenta B. M. esculent Quamash tf

.AJ or

i au.d
1 my.jl

Pk
W

C G H 1793.
N. Amer. 1811.

0
0

s.l
s.l

Bot.mag.l748.n.
Bot. mag. 1574

1055. BELLEVA"L/^( Lap. BELLEVALIA. (P. R. Belleval, a French botanist.) Asphodelece. L

8833 operculata Lap. lid-covered 5 A or f my W Italy 1596. O co Bot. mag. 936
Scilla romana L. Hyacinthus romanus L.

1056. BARNA'RD/^ Lindl. BARNARDIA. (E. Barnard, F.L.S., Vice-Sec. Hort. Soc. London.) AspJwdelece. 1.

8834 scilloldes B. R. Scilla-like tf .AJ or £ jl.au P China 1826. O p.l Bot. reg. 1029

1057. PUSCHKI'N/,4 Adams PUSCHKINIA.

8835 scilloldes Adams Scilla-like tf _AJ or £ my.jn P.B

Adamsz'a scilloldes W.

(Count M. Pouschkin, a Russian bot.)

Siberia 1819. O s.l

Asphodelece. 1.
Lind. col. 24

1058. MASSCTKL* L.

8836 latifolia L.

MASSONIA.
broad-leaved

(Mr. F. Masson, author of Stapeliae Nova?.)
tf LAJ cu 4 mr.ap W C. G. H. 1775.

0

AsphodUeac. 13.
s.11 Bot. mae. 848

88.37 cordata Jac.

heart-leaved

lAlor

4 my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1826.

0

r.m

8838 longifolia Jac.

long-leaved

tf

iAI cu

4 mr.ap

W

C. G.

H.

O

s.l

Jac. sc. 4. 457

88J9 Candida Burc.

white ,

3

iAJ cu

4 mr.ap

W

C. G.

H.

0

s.l

Bot. reg. 694

8840 grandiflura Lindl.

large-flowered

iAI cu

io

W.G

C. G.

H.

1825.

S

s.l

Bot. reg. 958

8841 muricata Ker

prickly./t'awrf

tf

iAI cu

4 ap.my

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 559

8842 scabra H. K.
pustulkta Ker

rough

t

iAI cu

ija.ap

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

0

s.l

Bot. rep. 220

8843 echinata L.
8844 pauciflora H. K.

prickly-leaved
few-flowered

!

i Al cu
iAI cu

imy
i my

W
W

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1790.
1790.

0
0

s.l

s.l

8845 angustifolia L.

. narrow-leaved

«

iAI cu

4 mr.ap

W

C. G.

H.

1775.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 736

8846 undulata Thun.

waved-leaved

lAlcu

4 ap

W

C. G.

H.

1791.

0

s.l

8847 ensifolia Ker

sword-leaved

«

i Al cu

4 f.s

Li

C. G.

H.

1790.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 554

8848 violacea Andr.

violet-co/oraf

3

iAI or

4 my.jn

C. G.

H.

1800.

0

r.m

And. rep. 46

1059. EREMtPRUSJ&tf. EREMURUS.

8849 spectabilis Bieb. beautiful
^sph6delus altaicus Pall.

1060. tfULBPNE W. en, BULBINE.

8850 hispida Swt. hispid
Anthericum hispidum L.

8851 semibarbata Spr. semi-bearded
Anthericum semibarbatum R. Br.

8852 australis Spr. southern
Anthericum bulbosum R. Br.

8853 bisulcata Haw. bisulcate

8854 annua W. en. annual
Anthericum annuum L.

8855 longiscapa W. en. long-scaped

8856 flsphodeloldes Spr. Asphodelus-lk
Anthericum asphodeloides L.

8857 rostrata W. en. beaked
88.58 frutescens VV. en. frutescent

8859 pugionif6rmisLA. dagger-formed

8860 triquetra Spr. three-sided
Anth^ricum triquetrum Thun.

8861 scabra Spr. rough
Anthericum scabrum Thun.

8862 cilikta Lk. ciliated

8863 pramorsa Spr. pramorse
Anthericum praemorsum Jac.

(Eremos, solitary, oura, a tail ; spikes.) Asphodelece. 1.

A or 2 my.jn Y Siberia 1800. O s.l Sw. fl. gar. 183

(Bolbos, a bulb.)
j£ iAI or 1 my.jn G.w

C. G. H.

Asphodclece. 19. — 24.
1774. Sks.l Jac. ic. 2.409

j£ iAI or

1 jl

Y

N. rtoll.

1820.

Sks.l

Bot. cab. 320

3 lAlor

1 jn.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

O s.p

tf A or
O or

1 n

f my.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
C. G. H.

1823.
1731.

0 s.l

S s.p

Bot. mag. 1451

fgjoT

1 ap.au
2 jn.au

Y
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1759.
1759.

Skr.m
O r.m

Bot. mag. 1339
Jac. vin. 181

a. i | or
«. 1 | or
j£ iAJ or
j£ LAJ or

2 mr.au
2 mr.au
1 ap.jn
1 my.au

Y
Y
Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G H
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1812.

1702.

1793;

1823.

C s.l

C 8.1

Sks.l
O r.m

Jac. ic. 2. 403
Bot. mag. 816
Bot. mag. 1454

iAI or 1 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1825. Sk s.p

lAJor
iAI or

2 my Y
1 jn.jl Y

K 4

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823. S s.p

1818. O r.m Jac. ic. 2. 406

136

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VI.

8864 eraminea Haw. Grass-leaved £ iAI or

1 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1824. O s.p

8865 aloldes W. en. Aloe-like £ iAJ or

1 ap.au Y C. G. H. 1732. O s.l Bot. mag. 1317

8866 nutans Spr. nodding £ iAJ or

1 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1820. O r.m Jac. ic. 2. 407

Anthericum nutans Thun.

8867 latifolia Spr. broad-leaved £ tAJ or 2 ap.au W C.G. H. 1812. Sk s.l Jac. ic. 2. 408

Anth^ricum latifolium Thun.

8868 mesembryantholdes Haw. Mesem.-lk£ iAI or

i my.jn Y C. G. H. 1822. O s.p

1061. ^SPHO'DELUS L. ASPHODEL. (A, priv., sphallo, to supplant ; not surpassed.) Asphodelea: . 10. — 12.

8869 luteus Z. yellow £ A or 3 my.jn Y Sicily 1596. R co Bot. mag. 773
8870 tauricus Bieb. Taurian £ A or 3 my.jn W Tauria 1812. R co

8871 tenuior Bieb. slenderer white £ A el

2 jl Y Siberia 1824. D co Bot. mag. 2626

8872 ramosus L. branchy £ A or

2 my W S. Europe 1551. R co Bot. mag. 799

8873 albus W. white £ A or 2 my W S. Europe ... R co Black. 238

ramosus var. £ L.

8874 aesfivus Brot. summer £ A or

2 jn.jl W Spain 1820. R r.m

8875 fistuldsus L. fistulose £ A or

l| jn.s W S. Europe 1596. R co Bot. mag. 984

8876 clavktus Rox. club-seeded CO or

1 jl.au W E. Indies 1808. S co

8877 creticus Lam. Cretan £ A or 5

I jn Y Candia 1821. R co

8878 intermedius Horn, intermediate iAJ or 1£ jl W Canaries 1822. R co

1062. CZA'CK/,4 Andr. CZACKIA. (Andrexouskii Czack, a Russian botanist.) Asphodtlece. 1.

8879 Liliastrum Andr. Liliaster ^ A or 1£ my.jn W S. Europe 1629. D co Bot. mag. 318

Anthericum Liliastrum L.

1063. PHALA'NGIUM MX. PHALANGIUM. (Phalagx, a venomous spider; cures bite.) Asphodelea:. 4.—
8880 nepalense Lindl. Nepal £ .AJ or 2 my.jn W Nepal 1824. R r.m Bot. reg. 998

8881 Liliago B. M. Liliago ^ A or ]

my.jn W S. Europe 1596. D co Bot. mag. 1635

Anthericum Liliago L.

2 m'inus smaller ^ A or

| my.jn W S. Europe 1596. D co Bot. mag. 914

8882 ramosum B. M. branchy ^ A or 5

I my.jn W S. Europe 1570. D co Bot. mag. 1055

Anthericum ramosum L.

8883 glaucum Pers. glaucous £ _AJ or 1| jl W Peru 1823. D p.l

1064. ANTHE'RICUM L. ANTHERICUM. (Anthos, a flower, herkos, a hedge.) Asphodllea:. 24. — 35
8884 filif61ium Jac. thread-leaved £ iAJ or f my W C. G. H. 1820. Sk s.l Bot. reg. 557

8885 filiforme H. K. filiform £ iAJ or

ap W C. G. H. 1774. Sk s.p

8886 spirkle L. spiral £ iAJ or

my W C. G. H. 1824. Sk s.p

8887 frkgrans Jac. sweet-scented £ iAI or

ap.my W C. G. H. 1795. Sk s.p Bot. reg. 311

8888 flexifolium L. flexuous-leaved£ iAI or

f my.jn W C. G. H. 1795. Sk s.p Jac. ic. 2. 412

8889 villosum Lab. villous £ iAI or

jnjl W C. G. H. 1826. Sk s.p

8890 hirsutum Thun. hairy £ iAI or

jn.jl W C. G. H. 1820. Sk r.m

8891 pilosum Jac. pilose £ iAJ or
8892 revolutum L. revolute £ tAJ or

my.jl W C. G. H. 1825. Sk r.m Jac. ic. 2.416
s.d W C. G. H. 1731. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 1044

8893 vespertinum Jac. evening £ iA) or

my.s W C. G. H. 1803. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 1040

8894 graminifMium W. Grass-leaved £ iAI or
8895 undulatum Jac. waved £ iAJ or

ijn W C. G. H. 1794. Sk s.l Jac. ic. 2. 411
ap.jn W C. G. H. 1825. Sk r.m

8896 squameum L. scaly £ tAI or

jn.jl W C. G. H. 1820. Sk s.l

8897 longifblium Jac. long-leaved £ iAJ or
8898 floribundum H. K. bundle-flwd £ tAJ or

jn.jl W C. G. H. 1824. Sk s.p Jac. ic. 2. 413
mr.ap W C. G. H. 1774. Sk s.p

8899 ser6tinum L. late-flowering ^ A or

i au.s W England moun. Sk s.l Eng. bot. 793

8900 triflbrum H. K. three-flowered £ lAlor

au.o W C. G. H. 1782. Sk s.l

8901 bipedunculatum Jac. two-peduncled £ i Al or

ap.my W C. G. H. 1825. Sk r.m Jac. ic.2.410

8902 canal iculatum H. K. channelled-/^ £ LA) or

ap.my W.c C. G. H. 1774. Sk r.m Bot. mag. 1124

2 rufum Lindl. rufous £ iAI pr

my.jn W C. G. H. ... O s.l Bot. reg. 877

8903 croceum MX. saffron ^ _AJ or

J jn.jl Cop N. Amer. 1800. Sk s.p

8904 sulphureum W. & K. sulphur ^ A or
8905 albucoides Ait. Albuca-like £ iAJ or

ap.au P.Y Hungary 1823. Sk s.l
jl W C. G.H. 1788. Sks.l

8906 pomeridiknum Ker afternoon £ iAI or 2

jn W C. G. H. 1819. Sk s.l Bot. reg. 564

Scilla pomeridikna Dec.

8907 falcatum Thun. falcate £ iAJ or 1

jn.jl \V C. G. H. 1825. Sk r.m

1065. ARTHROPCTDIUM R. Br. ARTHROPODIUM. (Arthron, joint, pous, foot ; pedict-is.) Asphodelea. o.—6.

8908 pendulum Spr.^ pendulous £ _AJ or 1
Anthericum j>endulum Horn.

ijn.au W Teneriffe 1816. Sks.l

8909 paniculktum R. Br. panicled tf cAJ or 3 my.s W N. S. W. 1800. O s.p Bot. mag. 1421

minus B. R. not R. Br.

8910 minus R. Br. smaller £ iAI pr 1|

jn.au W N. Holl. 1823. O s.l

8911 fimbriatum R. Br. fringed £ iAJ pr 1

1 in.au W N. Holl. 1822. O s.l

8912 cirrktum R. Br. curled £ iAI or 3* "my.jn W N. Zeal. 1821. Sk s.p Bot. reg. 709

1066. STYPA'NDRA R. Br. STYPANDRA. (Si

ipe. tow, aner. an anther.) Asphodelea?. 3. — 5.

8913 gladca R. Br. glaucous £ iAI or 1

jn.jl W N. Holl. 1823. D r.m

Arthropodium glaucum Spr.

8914 umbellkta R. Br. umbellate £ iAJ or 1

i in.il W N. Holl. 1826. D r.m

8915 caespitosa R. Br. tufted £ iAJ or 1* jn.jl W N. Holl. 1824. D r.m

1067. CHLORO'PHYTUM Ker CHLOROPHYTUM.
8916 inornatum Ker unadorned £ (A1 cu 1

(Chloros, green, phyton, a plant.) Asphodelea?. 3. — 4.
jn.au W S. Leone ... D co Bot. mag. 1071

8917elktum R.Br. tall £ iAI cu 2

au.s W C. G. H. 1751. S l.p Red. HI. 191

Anthericum elktum H. K.

8918 orchidastrum Lindl. Orchis-like £ E) cu 2

year W S. Leone 1822. S l.p Bot. reg. 813

1068. CJSTSIA R. Br. CasiA. (Frederico Casio, died in 1703.) Asphodelea;. 1. —5.

8919 vittkta R. Br. riband ^ iAI or 1

jl.au Pa.B N. S. W. 1816. S l.p

1069. TRICO'RYNE .fl. Br. THICORYNE. (Treis, three, koryne, a club; capsules.) Asphodtlea;. 3. —5.

8920 scabra R. Br. rough £ iAJ or 1 jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1826. D r.m

8921 elatior R. Br. taller £ iAJ or 2 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1824. D r.m

8922 simplex R. Br. simple £ Ol or 1 jn.au W N. Holl. 1823. D r.m

1070. NARTHE^CIUM Mohr NARTHECIUM.

8923 ossifragum Hud. bone-breaking £ A cu

8924 americanum Ker American £ A cu

(Narthex, a rod ; stem.) Juncecc. 2.

-ijl.au Y Britain tur.bo. D m.s Eng. bot. 535
i jl au Y N. Amer. 1811. D p Bot. mag. 1505

ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

137

1071. DIANE'LLA Ker DIANELLA. (Diana, sylvan goddess ; inhabits woods.) Asphodelete. 9. — 11.

8925 la?Vis R. Br.

8926 longifolia R. Br.

8927 strumusa Ker

8928 revoliita R. Br.

8929 congesta R. Br.

8930 nemorosa Lam.

8931 ensifolia B. M.
Dracas^na ensifblia H. K.

8932 czerulea R. Br.

8933 divaricata R. Br.

smooth
long-leaved
strumous
revolute
crowded
grove
sword-leaved
IK.
blue
divaricated

AiAlor
AiAJor

AiAJor

•fciAlor
A lAlor

2 au B
2£ au B
1| mr B
2 my.au B
2 my.au B
2 au B
l£au W

2 my.au B
3 jl.au B

N. Holl. 1822. Sk s.p

N.Holl. 1822. Sks.p Bot.reg.734

N. Holl. 1822. Sk s.p Bot. reg. 751

N. Holl. 1823. Sk s.p

N. Holl. 1820. Sks.p

E.Indies 1731. Sks.p Ru. am. 5. 73

E. Indies 1731. Sk p.l Bot. mag. 1404

N. Holl. 1783. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 505

N. S. W. 1805. Sk s.p

1072. CORDYLPNE R. Br. CORDYLINE. (Kordyle, a club.) Asphodeleas, 2.

8934 hemichrysa Com. half-golden it O or 2 Bourbon 1823. Sk veg

8935 cannajftlia S. Br. Canna-leaved « \ | or 4 N. Holl. 1820. Sk p.l

1073. EITSTREPHUS R. Br. EUSTREPHUS. (Eu, well, strepho, to twine ; habit.) Asphodelets. 2.

8936 latifolius R. Br. broad-leaved J_ i_J or 3 jn.jl Pa.P N. S. W. 1800. C s.p Bot. mag. 1245

8937 angustifolius R. Br. narrow-leaved J_ i_J or 3 jl Pa.P N. S. W. 1820. C s.p

1074. ^SPA'RAGUS L. ASPARAGUS.

(A, intens. sparasso,

, to tear ; prickles.) AsphodUetz. 26. — 32.

8938 officinalis L.

officinal

:&.

A cul

4

jn.au

G

England i

>ea co.

S

r.m

Eng. bot. 339

8939 longifulius Fes.

long-leaved

5

A or

3

jn.jl

W

Siberia

1827

S

CO

8940 amarus Dec.

bitter

i

A cu

4

jn.jl

G

France

1824.

S

r.m

8941 sylvaticus W. & K.
8942 \erticillaris L.

wood
•wh-irl-leaved

1

A cu
A cu

2
2

jn.au
jn.au

G
W

Hungary
Caucasus

1819.
1752.

S
S

r.m
r.m

W. & K. 3. 201
Bux. cen. 5. 37

8943 declinatus L.

declined

£

Al cu

5

W.G

C. G. H.

1759.

R

s.p

8944 maritimus Pall.

maritime

S

A cu

2

jn""

G

Caspian

1823.

R

s.p

8945 decumbens Jac.

decumbent

£

1 | cu

2

my

W.G

C. G. H.

1792.

R

s.p

Jac. sc. 1. 97

8946 scandens Thun.

climbing

t

l_|or

6

G

C. G. H.

1795.

R

s.p

8947 dahuricus Fis.

Dahurian

1

A cu

3

my

G

Dauria

1823.

R

s.p

8948 falcatus L.

sickle-leaved

tt.

Ocu

3

W.G

E. Indies

1792.

R

s.p

Bur. zey. 13. 2

8949 racemosus W.

racemose

tt.

L_|or

3

W.G

E. Indies

1808.

R

s.p

8950 Broussonet* Jac.

Broussonet's

£

2

...

...

Canaries

1822.

R

s.p

8951 retrofractus W.

retrofracted

f

iA|or

4

au.s

W

Africa

1759.

R

s.p

Pluk. al. 375. 3

8952 asiaticus L,

Asiatic

tt.

| | CU

3

W

Asia

1759.

R

s.p

Pluk. al. 15. 4

8953 arthiopicus Z.
8954 albus L.

Ethiopian
white

tt.
tt.

| | CU

_|cu

3

2

...

W
W

C. G. H.

Spain

1816.
1540.

R
R

s.p
s.p

M. h. 1. 1. 3

8955 stipulaceus Lam.

stipulaceous

I

lAlor

4

...

W

C. G. H.

1821.

R

s.p

8056 acutifolius L.

acute-leaved

tt

Al cu

2

...

W.G

Spain

1640.

R

s.p

Par. th. 3

8957 flexuusus Thun.

flexuous

fl_

,/\[ cu

3

jl.au

G

C. G. H.

1800.

R

s.p

8958 aphyllus L.

leafless

tt.

_Jcu

3

W.G

S. Europe

1640.

R

s.p

M.h.1.1.2

8959 dependens Thun.

drooping

J_

! lor

4

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1819.

R

s.p

8960 horridus L.'

horrid

_|cu

4

my.jn

W

S. Europe

1800.

R

s.p

Cav ic. 2. 136

8961 subulatus Thun.

jiu'i ' 'uued

«.

|cu.

3

^

C. G. H.

1811.

R

s.p

8962 capensis Z,.
8963 sarmT.tosus L.

Cine

twiggy

£

Hcu
or

4
6

ap.my
au

G"

W.G

C. G. H.

Ceylon

1691.
1710.

R
R

s.p
r.m

Jac. sc. 3. 266
R. mal. 10. 10

1075. HERRE'R/^ R. & P. HERRERIA. (C. A.
8964 parviflura B. R. small-flowered J_ [Al or

de Herrera, a Spanish agriculturist)
8 jn.jl G.Y Brazil 1824. C

AsphodeUae. 2.
r.m Bot. reg. 1042

8965 stellata R $ P.

starred

s.

IAl cul

8

jn.jl

G.Y

Chile

1825.

C

r.m

Fl. per. 3. 303. ;

1076. LUZURI A^GA Fl. per. LUZURIAGA. (D. Jgn. M. R. de Luxuriago, M.D., Span, bot.) Asphodtlece. 2 — 3.

8966 cymusa R. Br. cymose J_ i | pr 3 my.jn G N. Holl. 1825. C p.l

8967 montana R. Br. mountain £ iAI or G N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

1077. DRI'MIA Jac.

8968 altissima Ker

8969 elata Jac.

8970 ciliaris Jac.

8971 pusilla Jac.

8972 lanceaefolia Ker

8973 undulata Jac.

8974 purpurascens Jac.

8975 revoluta B. M.
lancerefolia /3 B. M.

8976 m£dia Jac.

8977 acuminata Lod.

1078. MI'LLEA Cav.

8978 biflura Cav.

DRI.MIA.
tallest
tall

ciliated
little

spear-leaved
•undulated
purpurascent
reflex-flowered tf
I/yacinthus revolu
intermediate tf
pointed $

(Drimys, acrid : juice of roots.)

!AJ or 1| au.s W.G C. G. H. 1791.

2 o.n R.G C. G. H. 1799.

1 s P.w C. G. H. 1800.

C. G. H. 1793.

C. G. H. 1800.

C. G. H. 1819.

C. G. H. 1818.

C. G. H. 1774.

lAlor
lAlor
iAl or

LAI or
tAJor

i my.jn G

±s.o P

£ au.s G

i au.s P

J au

tus H. K. Lachenalw reflexa Andr.
,A1 or 1£ au W C. G. H. 1820.
lAlor I au Br C. G. H. 1829.

Asphodelete. 10.

O s.p Bot. mag. 1074

O s.p Bot. mag. 822

O s.p Bot. mag. 1444

O s.p Jac. ic. 2. 374

O s.p Bot. mag. 643

O s.p Jac. ic. 2. 376

O s.p

O s.p Bot. mag. 1380

O s.p

O p.l Bot. cab. 1041

MILLEA. (Julein Milla, chief gardener, royal garden, Madrid.) Asphodeleee. I.
two-flowered S [23 or 1 my.jn W Mexico 1826. O s.l Cav. ic. 2. 196

1079. UROPETALON Ker UROPETALOV.

8979 glaticum Burc. glaucous-teaw?</ tf iAl or

8980 crispum Burc. curled-leaved tf iAl or

8981 ser6tinum Ker late-flowering $ _AJ or

(Oura, a tail, petalon, a petal.)
1 jLau G
G

Asphodtlea;. 6.

C. G. H. 1816. O l.p Bot. reg. 156
. C. G. H. 1816. O l.p

.

f jn.au G.R Spain 1629. O l.p Bot. mag. 859>

8982 fulvum Swt. tawny $
Scillaser6tina/3#M.
8983 longifolium LindL long-leaved tf

Al or

fjn.au
2 au

G.R
P.B

Mogadore 18C8.
Mozambi. 1825.

0
0

l.p Bot. mag. 1185
p.l Bot. reg. 974

1080. JTYACI'NTHUS L. HYACINTH.

8984 amethystinus L. amethyst-eld tf
8985 orientalis L. oriental tf

(A boy killed by Zephyrus.) Asphodelece. 2. — 8.
A or f ap.my B S. Europe 1759. O l.p Sw. fl. gar. 135
A or f mr.ap B Levant 1596. O r.m Bot. re*. 995

2ruber

red

g

A

or

f mr.ap

R

1596.

0

r.m

3 flavus

yellow

3

A

or

f mr.ap

Y

1596.

0

r.m

4 albus

white

8

A

or

f mr.ap

W

1596.

0

r.m

5 semiplenus

semi-double

i

A

or

f mr.ap

Va

1596.

0

r.m

6 m&ltiplex

manifold

?

A

or

f mr.ap

Va

1596.

0

r.m

1081. ZUCCA'GNI.4 Thun. ZUCCAGNIA. (A. Zuccaeni, gard. superin. at Florence.) Asphodeleie. 1.— 2.
386 viridis Thun. green tf iAl or f au G C.G.H. 1774. O l.p Red. lil. 203

.ffyacinthu* viridis L. Lachenalm viridis W.

138

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA

CLASS VI.

1082. MUSCA^Rl Desf. GRAPE H

8987 glaticum B. K. glaucous

8988 moschatum B. M. musk
1/yacinthus Muscari L.

8989 macrocarpum Stut. long-fruited

ICINTH. (Moschos, musk ; smell.)

?A or f my P.G Persia
A or fapmy B.Y Levant

Asphodi-lece. 7.— 10.
1825. O s.l Bot. reg. 1085
1596. O s.l Bot. mag. 7o4

S" A or £ ap.my G.Y Levant 1596. O s.l Bot. mag. 1565

moschatum /3 flavum B. M.
8990 ciliatum Ker ciliated

V

A or

1 my

Br.p

Crimea

1822.

0

s.l

Bot. reg. 394

8991 combsum W.

tufted

•tf

A or

| ap.my

B

S. Europe

1596.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 133

2 monstrosum

monstrous

tf

A or

£ ap.my

B

S. Europe

1586.

O

s.l

M. h.4. 11.2

8992 pallens Fis.

pallid

tf

A or

2 my

Pa.B

Crimea

1822.

0

s.l

8993 feotryoides W.

Botrys-like

tf

A or

£ ap.my

B

Italy

1596.

O

s.l

Bot. mag. 157

2 pallidum

pale

$

A or

I ap.my

Pa.B

Italy

1596.

0

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 15. c

3 album

white

5*

A or

£ ap.my

W

Italy

1596.

O

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 15. b

8994 racemosum W.

racemose

tf

A °r

3 ap

B

Europe

1780.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 122

2 minus

smaller

tf

A or

i ap

B

Europe

1780.

0

s.l

1083. LACHEN A^LIA Jac. LACHE.VALIA. < W. de la Chenal, bot. auth.)

Asphodelece. 35. —

8995 p£ndula H. K.

pendulous

$

iAJpr

f mr.my

R.Y

C. G. H.

1789.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 590

2 maculata

spotted-fcaw?d

9*

.Alpr

^ mr.my

R.Y

C. G. H.

1789.

0

s.l

8996 punctata Jac.

dotted

|

Al or

i my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1824.

0

s.l

Jac. ic.2. 3<>7

8997 rubida Jac.

red- dotted-flwd

3*

LAlpr

f 8.0

R

C. G. H.

1803.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 993

8998 quadricolor Jac.

four-colored

tf

iAJpr

1 mr.ap

S.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 588

2 colorkta

colored-leaved

9*

LAlpr

i mr.my

S.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1097

8999 serotina Jac.

late

5*

.AJpr

fau

Pk

Spain

1820.

0

s.l

9000 tricolor Jac.

three-colored

5*

LAJpr

1 ap.my

R.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 61

9001 luteola Jac.

yellowish

»*

LAJpr

1 ap.my

Y.R

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 82

2 maculata

spotted-/fa ved

tf

LAJpr

1 ap.my

Y.R

C G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1704

9002 flava Andr.

yellow

tf

LAJ pr

i my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

O

s.l

Bot. rep. 77

9003 sessiliflora Andr.

sessile-flowered

S

LAJpr

£ my.jn

R

C. G. H.

1804.

0

s.l

Bot. rep. 460

9004 isopetala Jac.

equal-petaled

tf

iAJpr

f my.jn

W.p

C. G. H.

1804.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 401

9005 unifulia Jac.

one-leaved

3

LAJpr

i mr.ap

W.B

C. G. H.

1795.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 766

9006 pusilla Jac.

small

i Al or

Jjn

W

C. G. H.

1825.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 385

9007 bifolia Ker

two-leaved

$

lAJpr

£ mr.ap

Pk

C. G. H.

1813.

O

s.l

Bot. mag. 1611

9008 rosea Andr.

roseate

$

LAlpr

1 ap my

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

0

s.l

Bot. rep. 296

9009 contaminate H. K.

contaminated

tf

LAlpr

i f.mr

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1401

9010 anguinea Swt.

serpent

$

LAJpr

1 ap.jl

W

C. G. H.

1825.

O

s.l

Sw. fl. gar. 179

9011 *iliifl5ra Jac.

Lily- flowered

tf

LAJpr

1 ap.jl

W

C. G. H.

1825.

0

$.1

Jac. c. 2. S87

9012 glaucina Jac.

glaucous

*

LAJ pr

1 mr.ap

G.w

C. G. H.

1795.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 391

9013 mutabilis Lod.

changeable

?

LAJ el

1 n

B

C. G. H.

1825.

O

s.l

Bot. cab. 1076

9014 orchioides H. K.

Orchis-like

LAJ pr

1 f.ap

G.Y

C. G. H.

1752.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1269

9015 pallida H. K.

pale-flowered

$

i Al pr

i mr.ap

Pa.B

C. G. H.

1782.

0

s.l

Bot. reg. 287

9016 Ayacinthozdes Jac

Hyacinth-like

tf

iAI pr

| mr.ap

W.R

C. G. H.

1812.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 382

9017 angustifolia Jac.

narrow -leaved

iAJpr

1 ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1793.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 735

9018 patula Jac.

spreading-flwd

|

LAlpr

f ap.my

W.pk

: C. G. H.

1795.

O

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 384

9019 purpdrea Jac.

purple

LAJ or

1 mr.my

P

C. G. H.

1826.

O

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 393

9020 lanceastolia Jac.

lance-leaved

^

iAJpr

| mr.my

W.G

C. G. H.

1818.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 402

91)21 glaucum B. R.

glaucous

s

A or

f my

P.G

Persia

1825.

O

s.l

Bot. reg. 1085

9022 fragrans Jac.

sweet-scented

tf

iAJpr

1 mr.my

W.R

C. G. H.

1798.

0

s.l

Bot reg. 302

9023 unicolor B. M.

self-colored

i Al pr

I my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1806.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1373

9024 lucida Ker

glossy-leaved

^

LAJ pr

i mr.my

Pk

C. G. H.

1798.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1372

9025 racembsa B. M.

racemose

$

LAJpr

l£my

W.G

C. G. H.

1811.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1517

9026 pustulata Jac.
9027 purpureo-cajrdlea

blistered
Jac. purple-blue

5

$

iAJpr

1 ja.ap
1 ap.my

W.G

B.p

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1798.

0
0

s.l
s.l

Bot mag. 817
Bot. mag. 745

9028 nervosa Ker

nerved-leaved

iAI pr

fin '

Pk

C. G. H.

1810.

0

s.l

Bot. mag. 1497

9029 violacea Jac.

violet-colored

$

LAlpr

1 mr.ap

L.B

C. G. H.

1795.

0

s.l

Jac. ic. 2. 394

1084. PHO'RMIUM L. FLAX LILY. (Phormos, a basket ; use in New Holland.) AsphodUece.
9030 tenax Forst. tough j£ A ec 6 au G.w N. Zeal. 1798. R l.s.p Cook 2.96

*1085. CYANE'LLAi.

9031 capensis L.

9032 liitea Thun.

9033 orchidif6rmis Jac.

9034 alba Thun.

9035 lineata Bare.

CYANELLA.
Cape

yellow . _ .--

Orchis-formed tf iAI or

(Dimin. of kyanos, blue; flowers.)

5 LAJpr
5 iAJ pr

white
lined

iAI or
lAJpr

jl.au

jl.au

au

jl.au

jl.au

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1768.
1788.
1826.
1819.
1816.

Asphodelece. 5.
O s.p Bot. mag. 568
O s.p Bot. mag. 1252
Jac. ic. 2. 447
Th.h.7.2

O s.p
O s.p
O s.p

1086. LECKNTICE L. LEONTICE.

9036 Chrysogonum L. Golden rod

9037 altaica Pall. Altaian

9038 £eontop6talon L. Lion's-leaf

9039 vesicaria Pall. bladdered

(The Greek name for wild chervil.)

.A) cu

A _AJ or

1087. CAULOPHY'LLUM MX. CAULOPUYLLUM.
9040 tfhalictroldes MX. Thalictrum-lk A A cu
ie6ntice /halictroldes L.

Berberidece. 4. —5.
1 mr.jn Y Levant' 1740. R s.l.p M.h. 3. 15.7

| ap.my Y Siberia 1818. R s.l.p Lam. il. 254. 2
1 ap.my Y Levant 1597. R s.l.p M. h. 3. 15. 3

J ap.my Y Siberia 1821. R s.l.p Pal. it. 3.5.2

(Kaulos, a stem, phyllon, a leaf.) Berber'idete. 1. — 2.
f my Y.G N. Amer. 1755. R s.p Mic. am. 1. 21

9041 cymbsa MX.

1089. PRrNOS L.
9042 deciduus Dec.
, .Tlex »rinoides H.K.

cymose i A pr f my.jn

WINTER BERRY. (Prion, a saw ;
deciduous 3fe or 4 jn.jl

W N. Amer.

serrated leaves.)
W Virginia

1812.

D l.p Bot. mag. 1666
Rhamnece. 11. — 13.

L 1.8

9043 verticillatus L.

verticillated

tt

or

6 jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1736.

L

s.p

Den.

br. 30

9044 ambiguus MX.

ambiguous

•

or

4

W

Carolina

1812.

L

Its

Den.

br. 29

9045 laevigatus Ph.

smooth

ft

or

4 jl.au

W

N. Amer.

L

It.s

Den.

br. 28

9046 lanceolatus Ph.

lanceolate

•)

or

4 jn.jl

W

Carolina

is'ii.

L

It.s

9047 glaber L.

smooth

0|

or

lijl.au

W

Canada

1759.

L

Its

9048 atomarius Nut.

atomed

*

or

2 l.au

W

N. Amer.

1822.

L

Its

9049j»runifoHus Desf.

Plum-leaved

or

4 ...

W

1810.

L

Its

9050 coriaceus Ph.

leather-leaved

*

or

3 jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1820.

L

Its

9051 lucidus H. K.

shining

m

or

2 jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1778.

L

Jt.s

.Tlex canadensis R.

SfS.

9052 montanus Stvx.

mountain

urn or

3 ...

W

W. Indies 1820.

C

Its

1090. BE'RBERIS L.
9053 vulgaris L.

BERBERRY.
common

(Berberys, its Arabic name.)
3fe fr 8 ap.my Y England

Berber'idecK.
bu. pi. L co

15.— 8.
Eng. bot. 49

2 violacea

violet-fruited

fll

fr

8 ap.my

Y

••••••

L

CO

3 alba

v/hitefruited

&

fr

8 ap.my

Y

...

L

CO

ORDER II.

HEXANDRIA DIGYNIA.

139

4 l&tea Dec.
5 purp&rea Dec
6 riigra Dec.
7 asp^rma Dec.
9054 datirica Lo. C.

ye\\ovr-fruited
purp\e-fruited
black-fruited
seedless
Daurian

St fr
& fr
& fr
& fr

ill or

6
6
7
6

8

ap.my
ap.my
ap.my
ap.my
ap.jn

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Dauria

1818.

L
L
L
L
L

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

9055 provincial Lo. C.

Provence

& or

8

ap.my

Y

France

1821.

L

CO

9056 iberica Fis.

Iberian

slfe or

5

ap.my

Y

Iberia

1818.

L

r.m

vulgaris £ iberica £

Vev.

9057 canadensis Mil.

Canadian

Sfe fr

8

ap.my

Y

Canada

1759.

L

CO

9058 emarginata W. en.

emarginate

,* or

3

ap.my

Y

Siberia

17JJO.

0

CO

9059 sinensis Desf.

Chinese

3fe or

4

ap.my

Y

China

1815.

Cf

CO

Den. br. 26

9060 aristata Dec.

awned

* or

6

ap.my

Y

Nepal

1820.

L

CO

Hook. ex. fl.

!»

chitria B. R.

9061 cretica L.

Cretan '

3£ or

6

ap.my

y

Candia

1759.

L

CO

9062 sibirica Pall.

Siberian

Sfe or

2

jn-jl

Y

Siberia

1790.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 487

9063 ilicifolia Forst.

Hollv-leaved

* or

4

jl.au

Y

T.delFue.

1791.

L

r.m

9064 asiatica Rox.

Asiatic

ft or

4

Y

Nepal

1823.

L

r.m

Deless. 2. 1

9065 WaUichiana Dec.

Wallich's

It , or

4

apjn

Y

Nepal

1820.

L

r.m

9066 ruscifolia Lam.

Ruscus-leaved

ft 1 | or

5

my.jn

Y

B. Ayres

1823.

I

r.m

Lam. il. 253

9067 heterophylla J.

various-leaved

* or

4

ap.my

Y

Magellan

1805.

L

CO

Hook. ex. fl.

14

* 1091. M AHCTNI.^ Nut. MAHONIA.

9068 nerv6sa Nut. nerrose
Berberis nervosa Ph.

9069 ^quifolium Nut. HoUy-leaved
Berberis ^quifolium Ph.

9070 fascicularis Dec. bundled
Berberis pinnata Lag.

1092. NANDFNA Thun. NANDINA.

9071 domestica Thun. domestic

1093. COSSI'GN/^ J. COSSIGNIA.

9072 borb6nica Dec. Bourbon
pinnata Lam.

1094. HI'LL/^ L. HILLIA.

9073 longiflora Swz. long-flowered

9074 tetrandra Swz. tetrandrous

(Bernard WMahon, of N. Amer., lover of hot.) Bcrberidece. 3.— 6.
* _J or 10 ... Y N. Amer. 1826. G r.m Ph. am. 1. 5

*_|or 6 ... Y
* (or 10 ap.my Y

N. Amer. 1824. G r.m Ph. am. 1.4
California 1819. L co Bot. mag. 2396

(Nandin, name in Japan.)
il_Jor 6 jn.jl G.Br China

Berberidete. 1.
1804. C p.l Bot. mag. 1109

(M. de Cossigny, a French naturalist.) Sapindacece. 1.

*4[Zlor )0 Mauritius 1824. C p.l

(Sir John Hill, a voluminous botanical author.) Rubiacece. 2.

n. CU or 1J f.mr W W. Indies 1789. C s.p Bot. mag. 721
«- CD or 1 jn.jl W Jamaica 1793. C s.p

1095. RICHARDSCTN/^ Kth.

9075 scabra Kth. rough
Richardza scabra L.

9076 pi!5sa Kth. pilose

RlCHARDSOMA.

«. I 1 W

(Richard Richardson, an Eng. bot.) RuUhcece. 2.
! s W VeraCruz ... C l.p Sw. fl. gar. 91

jl.au W Bra2

1814. S co

1096. SCHRADEXR^( Vahl SCHRADERA. (Henr. A. D. Schroder, a German botanist.) Rubticece. 1. — 2.
9077 cephalbtes W. round-headed * £3 or 4 jl.au R Jamaica 1820. C l.p

Fuchs/ainvolucrata Swz.

1097. ISWRTIA Schreb. ISERTIA
9078 coccinea Vahl scarlet

Guettarda coccinea Aubl.

(P. E. Isert, a Danish surg. on coast of Guinea.) RubihcecE. 1. — 2.
tt CD spl 10 jl.au S Guiana 1820. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 123

1098. CANARPNA L. CAIVARI\A. (A native of the Canaries.} Campanuluce&. 2.

9079 campanula L. campanulate ^ iAI or 3 ja.mr O Canaries 1696. R r.m Bot. mag. 444

9080 la;vigata G, Don smoothed ^ iAJ or 3 ja.ap O Canaries 1825. R r.m

*1099. FRANKE\VU L. SEA HEATH.

( John Franhenius, prof. bot. at Upsal.) Frankeniucets. 9. — 16.

9081 laeVis L.

smooth

a

A cu

1 jl.au

F

England

sal. m.

1)

s.l

Eng. bot. 205

9082 Nothria Thun.

Nothria

iAI cu

i jn.au

F

C. G. H.

1816.

1)

s.l

Berg. c. 171. 1.2

9083 nodiflora Lam.

knot-flowered

lAlcu

1 jn.jl

F

C. G. H.

1818.

I)

s.l

Lam. il. 262. 4

9084 hirsuta Sift.

hairy

a~

A cu

i jn.jl

L.B

Siberia

1789.

D

s.l

Fl. gr 343

hispida Dec.

9085 intermedia Dec.

intermediate

S-,

A cu

iin.il

W

S. Europe 1817.

D

s.l

Mic. gen. 22. 2

hirshta Dec. not Sm.

9086 pulverulenta L.
9087 corymM>sa Desf.

powdery
corymbose

£

O cu
A cu

^ jn.jl

R
R

England
Barbary

C. CO.

1819.

S
D

s.l
s.l

Eng. bot. 2222
Desf. at. 1. 93

9088 m611is Bleb.

soft

•^

A cu

ijnjl

R

Caucasus

1824.

I)

s.l

9089 ericifolia Sm.

Heath-leaved

)U i Al cu

R

Canaries

1816.

D

s.l

*1100. PE'PLISi.

WATER PURSLANE.

(Greek name of purslane.)

Salicar'ue.

2. — 4.

9090 Portula L.

common

J!fc-

O cu

— jl.s

P

Britain

wa. pi.

S

aq

Eng. bot. 1211

909ralternif61ia Bleb.

alternate-leaved

O cu

i jl'.au

P

Siberia

1816.

S

CO

1101. STEPHA^N/^ Dec. STEPHANIA.
9092 cleomoides Dec. Cleome-like •
Capparis paradoxa Jac.

(F. Stephan,a professor at Moscow.)
Caraccas 1823.

Capparideo;. 1.
C l.p Jac. sc. Ill

CLASS VI. ORDER 2.
HEXA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1 102. ORY'Z A L. RICE. (Eruz, its Arabic name.) Gramlnece. 3.

9093 sattva L. cultivated m ED ag 2 jl Ap E. Indies 1596. S aq Cat. car. 1. 14

9091 latifolia Desf. broad-leaved O ag 2 au Ap S. Amer. 1820. S aq

9095 nepalensis G. Don Nepal O ag 2 au Ap Nepal 1818. S aq

1103. ^TRAPHA'XIS L. ATRAPHAXIS. (A, privative, trepho, to nourish.) Polygoncce. 2.

f»096 spinosa L, prickly tt. | cu 2 au Ap Levant 1732. L l.p Den. br. 119

9097 undulata L. waved-team* n. ; | cu 2 jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1732. L l.p Di. el. 32. 36

140

HEXANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS \L

1104. OXY'RIA Hill
9098 reniformis Sm.

.Rumex digynus L.
2 americana
renif6rmis Ph.

MOUNTAIN SORREL.
kidney-shaped £fc A cu

(Oxys, acid.)
| jn.jl G Britain

Polygonece. 1.
alp. pa. D p.l Eng. bot. 910

American

A cu \ jn.jl G N. Amer. ... D p.l

CLASS VI. ORDER 3.

HEXA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1105. FLAGELLA^RIA L. FLAGELLARIA. (Flagellum, rod ; long pliant branches.) Juncece.? 1

9099 indica L. Indian |_ Q cu 7 jn.jl W India 1782. Sk p.l Red. liL 257

1106. SCHEUCHZE^R/^ L. SCHEUCHZERIA. (John and James Scheuchxer, German bot.) Juncag'inecE. I

9100 palustris L. marsh j£ A cu £ my.jn Br England sp. bo. O bog Eng. bot. 1801

1107. TRIGLCTCHIN L. ARROW GRASS. (Treis, three, glochin, a point; capsule.) Juncag'nea:. 6.— 12.

9101 paltistre L.
2 Dicks6n«

9102 decipiens R. Br.

9103 Barrelieri Loi.

9104 maritimum L.

9105 elatum Nut.

9106 bulbosum L.

marsh

Dickson's

deceiving

Barrelier's

sea

tall

bulbous-roofed

Britain wa.me. D bog Eng. bot. 3(36

England mar. D bog

N. Holl. 1820. D bog

Italy 1820. D bog

Britain sal. m. D bog Eng. bot. 255

N. Amer. 1818. D bog

C. G. H. 1806. O bog Bot. mag. 1445

1108. LICHTENSTEI'N/v4 W. LICHTENSTEIMA. (M. von Lichtenstein, a Prus. trav.) Melanthacece.

9107 laevigata W. smoothed j£ iAl pr 1 ... B C. G. H. 1824. O s.l
Cymation Isevigatum Spr.

9108 undulata W. vrave-leaved £ uAJ or 1 jl.au B C. G. H. 1814. O s.l

1109. MYRSIPHY'LLUM W. en. MYRSIPHYLLUM. (Myrsine

9109 asparagoldes W. en. Asparagus-like Jfc iAI cu 6 mr.o
Medeoto asparagoldes L.

9110 angustifolium W. narrow-leaved _£ iAl cu 6 mr.d G.w

e, a myrtle, phyllan, a leaf.) Asphodileec. 2
G.w C. G. H. 1702. R s.p Her. lug. 681

C. G. H. 1752. R s.p Til. pis. 17. 12. 2

1110. TOFIE^LDIA Hud. TOFIELDIA. (Mr. Tofield, a friend of Hudson the bot.) Melanthacea. 5.— 8.

9111 palustris Sm. marsh £
9112 alpina Sm. alpine
palustris Dec.
9113 stenopetala Sm. narrow-petaled £
9114 pubescens Dry. pubescent £
9115 glutinosa Ph. glutinous £

*1111. MELA'NTHIUM L. MELANTHIUM,
9116 gramineum Cav. grassy tf
9117Junceum W. Rush-leaved tf
9118 secundum Lam. side-flowering tf
9119 uniflorum Jac. one-flowered tf
Tidipa Breymana L.
9120 capense W. Cape tf
9121 ciliatum Thun. ciliated tf
9122 sibiricum L. Siberian tf
9123 phalangioldes W. Phalangium-lk tf

A cu £ jl.au G Britain bgs. m.
A cu | jl.au G •-. N. Europe ...

A cu i my G N. Amer. 1820.
A cu A ap.my W N. Amer. 1790.
A Pr £ ... W N. Amer. 1825.

(Melas, dusky, anthos, flower.)
lAlcu 1 my.jn W Mogadore 1823.
LAJ cu £ jn.n Pk C. G. H. 1788.
iAI cu 1 jn.n W C. G. H. 1812.
lAJcu fjn.jl L.Y C. G. H. 1787.

lAlcu f my.jn Br.Y C. G. H. 1768.
lAJor $ jn.jl P.Y C. G. H. 1810.
A or 1 Siberia 1823.
A or 1 jn.jl W Carolina 1810.

D
D

D
1)
D

0
0
O
0

O
0
0
O

m.s Eng. bot. 536
m.s Red. lil. £56

m.s
m.s Pluk. m. 342. 3
p.l

Melanthacece. 8.— 12.
s.l Cav. ic. 587. 1
s.p Bot. mag. 558
s.p Lam. il. 269. 2
s.p Bot. mag. 767

s.p
s.l Jac. ic. 2. 419

1112. ANGUILLA'RIA R. Br. ANGUILLARIA. (Anguilla, an eel ; twisted seed.) MelantMcece. 3. — 5.

9124 indica R. Br. Indian £ _AJ or £ my.jl D.P Tranqueb.1818. O s.p

9125 biglandulosa R. Br. biglandulous £ _AJ or | my.jn P N. Holl. 1826. O s.p

9126 dioica R. Br. dioecious £ ^AJ or J my.jn P N. S. W. 1826. O s.p

1113. ORNITHOGLO'SSUM Sal. BIRD'S TONGUE. (Ornis, bird, glossa, tongue; petals.) Melanthacete. 2.

9127 undulatum Suit. waved tf iAI or | au.o G C. G. H. 1825. O s.p Sw. fl.gar. 131

9128 viride Sal. green-flowered tf iAI or J o.n G C. G. H. 1788. O s.p Bot. mag. 994
Melanthium viride Thun.

1114. MEDE^OL^ L. MEDEOLA. (Medea, the sorceress ; med. qual.) Smilacece. 1.

9129 virginica L. Virginian £ A cu f jn Y.o Virginia 1759. R s.p Bot. mag. 1316
Gyrdnia virginica Nut.

1115. XEROPHY'LLUM MX. XEROPHYLLUM. (Xeros, dry, phyllon, a leaf ; leaves.) Melanthacece. 3.

9130 gramineum Nut. grassy £ A or 2 my.jn W N. Amer. 1812. R s.p Bot. mag. 1599
Helbnias graminea Ker

9131 tfenax Nut. tough-leaved j£ A or li my jn W N. Amer. 1811. R s.p Ph. am. 1. 9
Hel6nias tfenax Ph.

9132 asphodeloides Nut. Asphodel-like j£ A or IA my.jn W N. Amer. 1765. R s.p Bot. mag. 748
setifulium MX. Helonias asphodeloldes L.

1116. WURMB.EM Thun. WURMBEA. (F. Van Wurmbs, Sec. Ac. of Sc. at Batavia.) Melantkacea?. 4.

9133 longiflbra W. long-flowered tf iAI cu f my.jn W C. G. H. 1788. O s.l Bot. mag. 12P1

9134 purpurea Dry. purple £ tAJ cu 1 my.jn P C. G. H. 1788. O s.l Bot. mag. fly4
Melanthium spicatum Hout.

9135 campanulata W. campanulate ? LAJ or | my.jl W C. G. H. 1819. O s.l
Melanthium monopetalum L.

9136 pumila W. dwarf $ _& or J my.jn W C. G. H. 1800. O s.p

1117. ANDROCY'MBIUM L. ANDROCYMBIUM. (Aner, anther, kymbion, a saucer ; stam.) Melanthucca:. 3.

9137 eucomoldes W. Eucomis-like $ iAI cu f mr.my G C. G. H. 1794. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. 165
Melanthium eucomoldes Jac.

9138 melanthioldes W. Melanth.-like tf tAJ cu \ jn.jl W C. G. H. 1823. O s.p
P139 volutare Sure. rolled-leaved tf iAI or | ap.my W C. G. H. 1816. O s.p

ORDER III.

HEXANDRIA TRTGYNIA.

1118. TRI'LLIUM L. TRILLIUM. (Trilix, tissue of three threads

; triple-leaved calyx.) Melanthacece. 14

9140 sessile L.

sessile-leaved

+

A

or

| ap.my

Br

N. Amer.

1759.

R

s.p

Bot. mag. 40

9141 netiolatum PA.

netiolate

>^

A

or

| ap.my

Br

N. Amer.

1811.

R

s.p

9142 erythrocarpum MX. red-fruited &

A

or

J my.jn

R.w

N. Amer.

1811.

R

S.p

Sw. fl. gar. 212

pictum Ph.
9143ovatumPA.

ovate

&

A

or

I my.jn

Pa.P

N. Amer.

1812.

R

S.p

9144 pumilum Ph.

dwarf

&

A

or

i my.jn

R

Carolina

1812.

R

s.p

pusillum MX.

9145 cernuum L.

drooping-flwd

&

A

or

1J ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1758.

R

s.p

Bot. mag. 954

9146 erectum L.

erect

A

or

i ap.my

Br

N. Amer.

1759.

R

s.p

Bot. mag. 470

rhomboideum MX.

purpiireum Ker

2 album

white-flowered

^

A

or

£ ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1800.

R

s.p

Bot. mag. 1027

9147 obovatum Ph.

obovnte-leaved

y-

A

or

£ ap.my

R

Canada

1810.

R

s.p

9148 undulatum W.

waveA-petaled

A

A

or

% ap.my

R

N. Amer.

1818.

R

s.p

9149 pendulum W.

pendulous

A

or

1 ap.my

VV

N. Amer.

1805.

R

s.p

W. h. b. 1. 35

erectum /3 Bot. ma

£.1027

9150 Catesb^ Ell.

Catesby's

A

A

or

i my

R

Carolina

1820.

R

s.p

Cat. car. 1. 45

9151 nervosum Ell.

nervose

+

A

or

i ap.my

R

Georgia

1820.

R

s.p

9152 sty!6sum Nut.

stylose

At

A

or

| ap.my

R

Carolina

1823.

B

s.p

9153 grandiflorum Sal.

large-flowered

^

A

or

£ ap.jn

W

N. Amer.

1799.

B

s.p

Par. Ion. 1

erythrocarpum B.

M.

1119. CO'LCHICUM

L. MEADOW SAFFRON.

(Colchis, its native country.)

Melanthacece. 9.

9154 byzantlnum Ker

Byzantine

tf

A

or

i S-O

P

Levant

1629.

O

s.p

Bot. mag. 1122

9155 autumnkle L.

autumnal .

tf

A

or

£ s.o

P

Britain

mead.

0

s.p

Eng. bot. 133

2 album

white-flowered

tf

A

m

AS.O

W

Britain

mead.

0

s.p

Sfoliisvariegatis

variegated-lvd

A

m

£ S.O

P

Britain

gard.

0

s.p

4 fibre pleno

double-flwd

rf

A

or

— s

P

Britain

gard.

0

s.p

9156 crocifl6rum Sims

Crocus-flwd

3

A

or

1J* au.s

P

S. Europe

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 2673

9157 alpinum Dec.

alpine

A

or

ifl

P

Apennin.

1820.

0

s.p

9158 arenarium Kit.

sand

>f

A

or

J 8.0

P

Hungary

1816.

0

s.p

W. & K. 2. 179

9159 umbrosum Fis.

shaded

tf

A

or

5 au.o

Pk

Crimea

1819.

0

p.l

Bot. reg. 541

9160 variegatum L.

checkered-./?^

3

A

or

£ au.o

P

Greece

1629.

0

p.l

Bot. mag. 1028

9161 tessellatura Mil.

tessellated

or

^au

P

S. Europe

1600.

0

s.p

9162 montanum L.

mountain

tf

A

or

P

S. Europe 1819.,

o

1

Al.ped. 1.74.2

Merendera montana Ram.

1120. MERENDE^RA Bieb. MERENDERA. ( A name given to Colchicum by the Spaniards.) Melanthacece. 1.

9163 caucasica Bieb. Caucasian tf A °r i an P Caucasus 1823. O s.p
Bulbocodium trigynum Adams, Cttlchicum caucasicum Spr.

1121. HELOSNIAS L. HELONIAS. (Helns, a marsh ; habitation.) Melanthaceee. 3. — 4.

9164 bullata W. blistered £ A or 1 ap.my P N. Amer. 1758. R s.p Bot mag. 747
latifolia MX.

9165 erythrosperma MX. red-seeded £ A or § jn W N. Amer. 1770. R s.p Bot mag. 803

9166 angustifolia MX. narrow-leaved £ A or 1 my.jn W N. Amer. 1823. R s.p

1122. NOLrN^ MX. NOUVA.
9167 georgiana MX. Georgian

.Phalangium virgatum Lam.

(P. C. Nolin, an American botanist.) Melanthacece. 1.

£ A or 2} jl.au W Georgia 1812. R s.p Pluk. m. 342. 1

1123. APONOGE^TON Thun. APONOGETON. (Apon, water, Celt., geiton, neighbour, Gr.-, habitat.) Fluviales. 4.

9168 monostkchyon L. simple-spiked ^ E3 cu £ au.o Pk E. Indies 1803. O p.l Bot. rep. 406

9169 distachyon H. K. two-spiked * uAI cu | my.jl W C. G. H. 1788. O p.l Bot. mag. 1293

9170 angustifolium H. K. narrow-leaved ^ iAJ cu | ap.s W C. G. H. 1788. O p.l Bot. mag. 1268

9171 crispum Thun. curled-leaved * 123 cu £ jl.s W Ceylon 1820. O p.l

1124. SA^BAL Adan. SABAL.

9172 Adans6n» B. M. Adanson's
Corypha minor Jac. Chamaevrops aca

9173 Blackburma/kz Lo.C. Blackburn's

9174 ^raminifulia Lo. C. Grass-leaved

9175 umbraculifera Lo. C, umbrella-bear.

9176 Palmetto Lo. C. -Small Palm £

(A name given by Adanson, meaning unknown.) Pulmce. 5.

(23 or 6 jn.au G Florida 1810. S s.l Bot. mag. 1434
s MX. Rh aphis acaulis W.

Hor 6 ... G tropics 1825. S s.l

or 6 ... (* S. Amer. 1825. S s.l

6 G Jamaica 1825. S s.l

I or

Georgia 1825. S s.l

1125. LIVISTOTNIA-R. Br. LIVISTONIA. (Patrick Murray, of Levistone, near Edinburgh.) Palma. 2.

9177 inermis R. Br. unarmed ±\ | or 10 N. Holl. 1824. S r.m

9178 humilis R. Br. humble ± i_J or 6 N. Holl. 1824. S r.m

11G6. TilPMEX L. DOCK. (Rumex, a spear ; shape of leaves.) Polygbneee.
9179 .ffydrolapathum Hud. Water Dock ft A w 5 jl.au G Britain riv.ba. R co

67.— 97.
Eng. bot 2104

aquaticus Sm.

9180 britannicus L.

British

*

A rn

2

jn.jl

G

N. Amer. ...

R

CO

9181 maximus Schreb.

largest

*

A un

fi

jl.au

G

Europe 1800.

R

CO

9182 glomeratus Schreb.

glomerate

*

A un

2

jn.au

G

Europe 1818.

R

CO

9183 divaricatus W.

divaricated

*

A un

2

jl.au

G

Italy 1793.

S

CO

Til pis. £

17.2

9184 Nemolapathum.EArA.

Grove Dock

*

A un

3

jl.au

G

S. Europe 1810.

R

CO

9185 nemorosus Schr.

grove

*

A un

2

jl

G

Germany 1810.

R

CO

9186 condylodes Bieb.

knobbed

*

A un

3

jl

G

Caucasus 1816.

S

CO

9187 crispus L.

curled

*

A w

2

jn.jl

G

Britain rubble.

R

CO

Eng. bot

.1998

9188 Patientia L.

Patience

*

A cul

4

jn.jl

G

Italy 1573.

R

CO

9189 confertus W.

close-headed

*

A un

4

jn.jl

G

Europe 1796.

R

CO

9190 brasili^nsis Lk.

Brazilian

*

Al un

H

i my

G

Brazil 1822.

R

CO

9191 verticillaris L.

whorled

*

A un

2

jn.au

G

N. Amer. 1820.

R

CO

9192 spatulatus Thun.

spatulate

*

Al un

1

jn.au

G

C. G. H. 1820.

S

CO

cuneifolius Campb.

9193 acutus L.

sharp-leaved

*

A dy

o

jn.jt

G

Britain wa.pl.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 724

9194 laevigatus W.

smoothed

i

A un

2

jn.au

G

Europe 1810.

R

CO

9195 sylvestris Wallr.

wood

I

A un

3

jl au

G

Germany 1800.

R

CO

9196 heterophvllusSc/«wfo

variable-leavec

i*

A un

1

jn.au

G

Germany 1818.

R

CO

9197 uncatus Trev.

hooked

1

A un

j

jn.jl

G

Prussia 1826.

R

CO

9198 nepal^nsis Spr.
tuberosus Rox.

Nepal

&

A un

2

jn.jl

G

Nepal 1817.

R

CO

9199 obtusifolius L.

obtuse-leaved

*

A w

3

jn.au

G

Britain rubble.

R

CO

Eng. bot.

1999

9200 ptilcher L.

fair

i

A w

2

jn.au

G

Britain gra.pa.

R

CO

Eng. bot.

1576

142

HEXANDRIA POLYGYNIA. CLASS VI. ORDER IV.

9201 purpureus Lk.

purple-veined

A

A cu

2 jl

G

Switzerl. 1819.

R

CO

9202 sangui'neus L.

bloody-veined

2

A cu

3 jnjl

G

England sha.pl.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 1533

9203 cristatus Dec.

crested

*

A un

1 jn.au

G

1823.

R

CO

9204 crispatulus MX.

little-curled

O un

1 jn.au

G

N. Amer. 1817.

S

CO

9205 palustris Sm.

marsh

*

A w

2 jl.au

G

England mar.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 1932

9206 maritimus L.

sea

A w

1 jl.au

G

Britain salt ma.

R

CO

Eng. bot 725

9207 persicarioides L.

Persicaria-like

1

A un

2 jn.jl

G

N. Amer. 1773.

S

CO

,

9208 asgyptiacus L.

Egyptian

O un

G

Egypt 1734.

S

CO

Til. pis. 37. 1

9209 dentatus Mur.

dentated

O un

1 2 juu

G

Egypt 1732.

S

CO

Di. eL 158. 191

9210 strictus LA.

strict

*

A un

2 jnjl

G

...... 1823.

R

CO

9211 ucranicus Horn.

Ukraine

O un

2 n

G

Ukraine 1822.

S

CO

9212 aquaticus L.

water

*

A w

5 jnjl

G

Britain ditch.

R

CO

9213 scutatus Z,.

bucklered

A cul

1| Jaji

G

France 1596.

R

CO

9214 vesickrius L.

bladdered

O cu

i jl.au

G

Africa 1656.

S

CO

M. h.5.28.7

9215 tingitanus .L.

Tangier

i*

A un

1£ jn.au

G

Barbary 1680.

R

CO

Za. h. 9. 6

9216 lancifMius Lk.

lance-leaved

A un

2 jn.au

G

1823.

R

CO

9217 longifolius Kth.

long-leaved

O un

2 jn.au

G

S. Amer. 1824.

S

CO

9218 sarcorhizus I,*.

fleshy-rooted

&

lAJ cu

1 Jl

G

C. G. H. 1824.

R

CO

caudatus Desf.

9219 hasta?fulius Ztetf.

halbert-leaved

^

A un

IJau

G

Crimea 1823.

R

CO

9220 Burchellw Camp.

BurchelPs

tt. lun

1 jn.au

G

C. G. H. 1820.

C

CO

sagittatus Thun.

9221 venbsus Ph.

veiny

ft

lAJun

2 jn.au

G

N. Amer. 1819.

D

CO

9222 Lunaria Z,.

Moonwort

tt.

1 | cu

2 jn.jl

G

Canaries 1698.

C

S.I

Pluk. al. 252. 3

9223 domesticus Hrtm.

domestic

7k

A un

2 jn.jl

G

Switzerl. 1819.

S

CO

9224 r5seus L.

rose

O un

1 jl.au

G

Egypt 1737.

S

CO

9225 l&cerus Zte#.

jagged

O cu

i jn.jl

G

Egypt 1810.

S

CO

9226 bucephalophorus L.
9227 fimbriatus Po/r.

Bucephalon-bg
fringed

0 cu
& .AJun

1 jn.jl

G
G

Italy 1683.
C. G. H. 1820.

S
R

CO

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 4J. 1

9228 Brownw Camp.

Brown's

A

,/\J cu

1 Jn.jl

G

N. Holl. 1823.

R

CO

fimbriatus R. Br.

9229 Acet6sa L.

Common Sorre

I*

A cul

2 jnjl

G

Britain me.pa.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 127

9230 intermedius Dec.

intermediate

A un

1 njl

G

France 1820.

R

CO

9231 tuber6sus i.

tuberous-rooto

J

A cu

1 jn.au

G

Italy 1752.

R

CO

Fl.gr. 348

9232 triangularis Pair.

triangular-/«/

A cu

1 jnjl

G

1817.

R

CO

tuber5sus Hort. not

L.

9233 Acetosella L.
9234 orifolius L.

Sheep's Sorrel
Arum-leaved

EL

A w
l | un

1 mv.jl
H ap'.d

G
G

Britain gra.pa.
Africa 1775.

R
C

CO
S.I

Eng. bot. 1674
Jac. vin. 3. 93

9235 multifidus Z.

multifid

A un

* jn Jl

G

S. Europe 1820.

R

CO

Boc. mu. 2. 126

9236 pyrenaicus Lap.
9237 abyssinicus Jac.
9238 amplexicaulis Z,a;J.
9239 luxdrians L.

Pyrenean
Abyssinian
stem-clasping
luxuriant

|

A un
A un
A un
A un

k Jnjl
1 jnjl
1 jnjl
2 jn.jl

G
G
G
G

Pyrenees 1812.
Abyssinia 1820.
Pyrenees 1810.
France 1819.

R
R
R
R

CO
CO
CO
CO

Boc. mu. 126

9240 alpmus Z,.

alpine

5

A m

4 jn.jl

G

France 1597.

R

l.p

Zo. ic. 261

9241 hastulatus Lamb.

hastulate

a.

_Jcu

1 jnjl

G

Chile 1823.

R

CO

9242 frutescens Thou.

frutescent

«.

cu

1 jn.jl

G

Tris.d'Ac.1823.

R

CO

9243 giganteus H. ^.

gigantic

jg Al un

6 jn.au

G

Sandw.Is. 1796.

R

CO

9244 #raminifolius Lamb.

Grass-leaved

^

A cu

1 jl.au

G

Russia 1820.

R

CO

9245 aculeatus L.

prickly

j£

A cu

1 jl

G

Candia

R

CO

Bau. pr. 55

1127. JTM£X Neck.

EMEX.

(Probably without meaning.)

Polygonece. 1.

9246 spinusus Camp.

spiny

~£

O cu

1 jn.au

G

Candia 1556.

S

CO

Fl. gr. 347

/dumex spinbsus I,.

1128. PODO'PTERUS Kth. PODOPTERUS. (Pous, a foot, pteris, a wing.)

9247 mexicanus Kth. Mexican tt. | | or 2 jn.au ... Mexico 18

Polygonece. 1.
C s.p H. & B. 2. 107

CLASS VI. ORDER 4.

HEXA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

1129. WENDLA'ND/,4 W. WENDLANDIA. (,
9248 /wpulifolia W. Poplar-leaved J_ |_J or

C6cculus carolinus Dec.

(j. c. n ^

10 jn.jl

Wendland, a German botanist.) Menispfrmece. 1.
jn.jl W Florida 1759. C co

1130. DAMASONIUM Schreb. DAMASONIUM. (Damazo. to subdue : med. qual.) Hydrocharidece. 1.

9249 indicum W. Indian A E) or 1 jl.s W E. Indies 1800. S aq Bot. mag. 1201

9250 ovalifolium R. Br. oval-leaved ± |A1 or 1 jn.jl W N. Holl. 1824. S aq

1131. ACTINOCA'RPUS R. Br. ACTINOCARPUS. (Aktin, ray, karpos, fruit ; radiated.) Alismacece. 2.— 4.

9251 nrinor R. Br. smaller * lAJ or £ my.au W N. S. W. ... S aq

9252 Damasonium R. Br. Damasonium ^ A or £ jn.au W England dit. S aq Eng. bot. 1615
Allsma Damas&nia L. Damasbnium stellatum T

1132. ^LI'SMA L.

9253 Plantago L.

9254 lanceollta With.

9255 parviflora Ph.

9256 trivialis Ph.

9257 cordifblia L.

9258 parnassifolia L.

9259 natans L.

9260 ranunculoides L.

9261 repens Cav.

>. Damasbnium stellati

im Pers.

WATER PLANTAIN.

(Alis. water. Celt. :

habitation.)

AlismacecE.

9. — 11.

Plantain
spear-leaved

A

A

A

or
or

W

P.w
P.w

Britain
Britain

pools,
pools.

S

S

aq
aq

Eng. bot. 837

small-flowered

*r

A

or

1 jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1816.

S

aq

trivial

H-'

A

or

li Jnjl

W

N. Amer.

1816.

Sk

aq

heart-leaved

S FAIor

t* -.

1 jl.au

W

W. Indies 1810.

I)

aq

M.h

. 15. 4. 6

Parnassia-lvd

A

-Ai

pr

3 jn jl

W

Italy

1820.

U

aq

floating

£

A

or

i jl.au

W

Wales

al.lak.

S

aq

Eng.

bot. 775

Ranunculus-Ik

A

or

p

Britain

tur.bo.

S

aq

Eng.

bot. 326

creeping

=i

A

i" jUu

W.p

Wales&Eng.dit.

D

aq

Cav.

ic. 1. 55

CLASS VII. ORDER II.

HEPTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

143

CLASS VII. ORDER 1.
HEPTA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA

1133. TRIENTA^LIS L. WINTER GREEN. (Triens, one third ; humble stature.) Primulacea:. 2.

9262 europae^a L. European Cfc A cu | my.jn W Britain m.wo. R s.p Eng. bot. 15

9263 americana Ph. American ^ A cu £ jl.au W N. Araer. 1816. R s.p

1134. DISA'NDRA L. DISANDKA.

9264 prostrata L. trailing

(Dys, difficult, ancr, anther; number variable.) Scrophuldrinee. 1.
!U iAJ or i my.au Y Madeira 1771. R p.l Bot. mag. 218

1135. FISO^NIA L.
9265 aculeata L.
9266 fragrans Desf.
9267 macrophylla Lk.
9268 ni'gricans Swz.
9269 obovata Lk.
9270 mexicana Lk.
9271 nitida W. en.
9272 grandis It. Br.
9273 subcordata Suit.
9274 obtusata Swt.
9275 hirtella Kth.

PlSONIA.

prickly
fragrant
long-leaved
blackish
obovate
Mexican
shining
large
subcordate-/v
obtuse-leaved
rather hairy

(W. Piso, a physic
i CD cu 10 mi
* CD cu 3
*CDcu 3
*[IDcu 3
* O cu 3
* Q cu 4
* EUcu 3
• 1 (or 12

an at Amsterdam.) Nyctagme
.ap G Jamaica 1739. C p.l
1823 C p.l

1823. C p.l
.. G.w W. Indies 1806. C p.l
1823. C p.l
Mexico 1824. C p.l
.. Madagasc.1824. C p.l
N Rr.ll 18f)/>- P, nl

1 * CD or 30
*CDor 4
*CDor 4

Jamaica 1821. C p.l
W.Indies 1824. C p.l
Mexico 1825. C p.l

1136. PETIVE'RU L. PETIVERIA. (J. Pettier, F.R.S., apothecary, London.)

CDcu 2 in.il W Jamaica 1759.

9276 alliacea L.

9277 octandra Jac.

Garlic-scented
octandrous

:B

jn.jl
2 jn.jl

W W. Indies 1737.

Chenopbdece. 2.
C p.l Tr. eh r. 33.67
C p.l PI. ic. 213. 219

1137. ^E'SCULUS L. HOHSECHESTNUT.
9278 Hippocastanum L. Horsech., or

2 variegata

9279 glabra W. en.

9280 ohi&isis MX.

9281 rubicunda Dec.
carnea Wat.

9282 pallida W. en.

striped-leaved
smooth-leaved
Ohio
ruddy

pale-flowered

(Esca, food ; in fabled Golden Age.) Hippocastaneee. 5.

tm 40 ap.my W

or 16 ap.my W

or 12 my.jn G.Y

or 30 ap.my W

or 12 jn R

or 12 jn ^ G.7 N. Amer. 1812. G co

Asia 1629. S co Schm. ar. 1.

Asia 1629. S co

N. Amer. 1812. G co

N. Amer. ... S co

N. Amer. 1820. G co Den. br. 121

1138. PANV/^ Boer.

9283 rhbra Lam.
JS'sculus Pavm L.
2 argita

9284 carnea B R.
9285hfimilis G. Don

.iE'sculus humilis Lod.

9286 hybrida Dec.
JS'sculus discolor Ph.

9287 flava Dec.
^E'sculus flava H. K.

9288 neglecta G. Don
JB'sculus neglecta Lindl.

9289 macrostachya Dec.

parviflbra Walt. ^E'sculus macrostachya MX.

PAVIA. (Pierre Paw, professor of botany at Leyden.)
red-flowered &. or 6 my.jn S N. Amer. 1711.

Hippocastaneee. 7.
G s.l Den.br. 120

short-notched
flesh-colored
humble
>d.

&
±

&

or
or
or

4
16

4

my.jn

R
R
R

Europe

1820.
1820.

G
6

G

CO
CO
CO

Bot. reg. 993
Bot. reg. 1056
Bot reg. 1018

hybrid

&

or

4

my

R.Y

Georgia

1812.

G

s.l

yellow

¥

or

20

my.jn

Y

N. Amer.

1764.

G

s.l

Den. br. 163

neglected
ind2

¥

or

20

my.jn

Pa.Y

1823?

G

CO

Bot. reg. 1009

long-spiked

&

or

6

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1820.

G

CO

Col. h. rip. 19

1139.

9290 Asbca Rox.
pinnata W.

9291 scandens Rox.

JONESIA.
Asoca

scandent

(Sir William Jones, a celebrated scholar and bot.) Leguminbsa. 2.
£0 ... O E. Indies 1796. C p.l R.mal.5.59

LCD or

E. Indies

1140. DRACO'NTIUM L. DRAGON. (Drakon, a dragon ; stems.)

9292 polyphyllum L. " many-leaved f^. fAI cu 2 mr.jn Ap India

9293 spinosum L. prickly £,. fAI cu 2 ap.my Ap Ceylon

Aroldece. 2. — 6.

1759. R lt.l Bot. rep. 700

1759. R lt.l

1141. CA'LLAZ. CAI,LA.

9294 palustris L. marsh

9295 aromatica Rox. aromatic

9296 pertusa Kth. perforated
Z)rac6ntium pertusum L.

9297 occdlta Lou. hidden-spiked

(Kallos, beauty.)
*= A or ijl.au W
£ tAl or 2 jl W

SWCScu 6 ap.jn W

Aroidece. 4. — 5.

N. Amer. 1768. D p Bot. mag. 1831
China 1813. D r.m Bot. mag. 2279
W.Indies 1752. R p.l Jac. sc. 2. 184. 5

iAI or my.jn W China 1817. D r.m Bot. cab. 12

1142. RICH A'RDJ^r Kth. RICHARDIA. (L. C. Richard, an eminent French botanist.) Aro'tdeae. 1.
9298a>thi6pica/aA. Ethiopian £ iAI or 3 ja.my W C. G. H. 1731. Sk r.m Bot mag. 832

Calla cEthiopica L.

1143. PARINA^RIUM J. PARINARIUM. (Parinari, the Guiana name of the genus.) Chrysobalhneae. 3.— 5,

9299 excelsum G. Don tall 1 CZI f r 60 ... W S. Leone 1822. C 1

9300 macrophyllum G. Don long-leaved » d) fr 3 ... W S. Leone 1822. C r.l

9301 campeitre Aub. field » CD or 6 ... W Guiana 1824. C s.l Aub. gui. fi06
Petrockrya camp&tris W.

CLASS VII. ORDER 2.
HEPTA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1144. LI'MEUM L.
9302 atricanum L.

LIMEUM.
African

(Loimos, a pest : a poisonous plant.) Portulacete.

£iAlp ^ JnJl W C. G. H. 1774. R s.p

L— *.

144

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VIII.

CLASS VII. ORDER 3.
HEPTA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

1145. SAURU%RUS L. LIZAKD'S-TAIL. (Saura, a lizard, oura, a tail ; flower-spike.) Piperacece. S.

9303 cernuus L. drooping * A cu 2 s Ap Virginia 1759. D s.p Lam. il. 1

9304 lucidus Jac. shining * A cu 1| s Ap N. Amer. 1791. D I Jac. ec. 1. 18

9305 chin<§nsis Hort. Chinese ^ _&1 cu Ij ... Ap China 1819. D 1

1146. ASTRA'NTHUS Lou. ASTRANTHUS. (Astron, star, anthos, flower ; segments.) Homnlineee. 1. — 2.

9306 cochinchinensis ZOM. Cochinchinese « i_J cu 4 jn.jl W China 1823. C r.m Bot. mag. 894

CLASS VII. ORDER 4.
HEPTA'NDRIA HEPTAGY'NIA.

(Septem, seven ; all parts of flower divided into seven.) Sempervivece. 3. — 4.
£ LAI cu f au.s W C. G. H. 1774. R s.p Bot. rep. 90

1147. SE'PTAS L. SEPTAS.

9307 capensis L. Cape

9308 globiflora B. M. globe-flowered tf tAl cu f " rar.ap W C. G. H. 1809. R s.p Bot. mag. 1472

9309 umbella Haw. umbel £ iAJ cu J jl W.c C. G. H. 1800. R s.p Jac. vin. 352

CLASS VIII. ORDER 1.

OCTA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

* 1148. TROPJEVOLUM L. INDIAN CRESS. (Tropaeum, a trophy ;
9310 minus L. smaller -& O or 1 jn.o O. Y

leaf and flower.)
Peru 1596.

Tropastteee. 8. — 13.
S s.l Bot. mae. 98

2 fl5re pleno

double-flowen

KW-. lAlor

1

jn.o

O.Y

Peru

1596.

C

S.1

9311 majus L.

greater

J, O cul

6

jn.o

O.Y

Peru

1686.

S

S.1

Bot. mag. 23

2 flore pleno

double-flowen

;di iAI or

6

jn.o

O

Peru

1686.

C

r.m

9312 aduncum Sm.

hooked

3c |Q| or

3

jn.o

o

Peru

1775.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 1351

peregrinum Jac.

9313 pinnatum Andr.

pinnate-Jlwd

iU iAI or

2

jn.o

P.o

Peru

...

C

r.m

Bot. rep. 535

9314 hybridum L.

hybrid

!L tAJor

4

jn.au

O

C

r m

Berg. ho. 32.'l

9315 peregrinum L.

strange

!U LZ3 or

2

jl.s

0

N. Gran

a. 1810.

C

s.l

Jac. sc. 1. 68

9316 pentaph^llum Lam.

five-leaved

£. iAI or

3

jn.jl

0

M. Vide

o 1824.

C

S.I

Lam. il. 277

9317 polyphyllum Cav.

many-leaved

4. LAlor

3

jn.jl

O.v

Chile

1827.

C

s.l

Cav. ic. 4. 365

1149. ROXBU'RGH/^ Jon. ROXBURGHIA. (W. Roxburgh}M.D., direct, of bot. gar. Calcutta.) Asphodelece. .? 1.
9318 gloriosoldes Rox. Gloriosa-like £. L72 or 6 ap Pk.Y E. Indies 1803. Sk p.l Bot. mag. 1500

1150. GRl'SLE^ L.

9319 tomenthsa Rox.

9320 secunda L.

GRISLEA.
downy
side-flowerit

(G. Grisley, a Portuguese surgeon and author.) Salic&ri&. 2.
* CD pr 3 my.jn R E. Indies 1804. C s.p Bot. reg. 30
ft dJ or 4 ...... Cumana 1820. C p.l

1151. CASTER Turp. CASTELA.
9321 erecta Turp. erect

Cumana 1820. C p.l

(M. Castel, author of a poem upon plants.) Rhdmt
ft CD or 4 W. Indies 1825. C p.l

1. — 2.

1152. BOROVN7^ Sm.

BORONIA. (F. Borone, a servant of Dr. Sibthorp.) Rutacete. 10. — 14.

9322 /edifijlia Gay

Ledum-leaved ft L_| or 1J mr.ap W N. S. W. 1814. C s.p Ven.mal.59

9323 pinnata SOT.

pinnated-teawrdft i | or 2 f.my P N. S. W. 1794. C s.p Bot. reg. 58

9324 tetrandra Lab.

tetrandrous ft | | or 2 mr.jn R N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 125

9325 alata Sm.

winged ft i_J or 3 mr.jn R N. Holl. 1825. C s.p Sw. au. ic. in.

9326 onemonaefolia Cun.

Aneinone-lvd ft i | or 2 ... R N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

9327 serrulata Sm.

serrulated ft |_J or 3 jn.jl S N. S. W. 1816. C s.p Bot. reg. 842

9328 polygala?f61ia Sm.

Polygala-leavedft ( | or 2 mr.jn R N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Sm. tr. 7

9329 pilonema Lab.

hairy-stamenedfti | or 2 mr.jl R N. HolL 1826. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 126

9330 denticulate SOT.

denticulate ft j_l or 2 mr.jl R N. Holl. 1823. C s.p Bot. reg. 1000

9331 paradoxa Dec.

wonderful ft i_| or 2 ... R N. Holl. 1825. C s.p

1153. TETRATHETCA

SOT. TETRATHECA. (Tetraf four, theke, a cell: cells of anther.) Tremdndreee. 6.

9332^'uncea Sm.

rushy «. i | pr 2 jl.au P N. S. W. 1803. S s.p Sm. n. h. 1. 2

9333 mcffifolia Sm.

heath-leaved n. i | pr 1 jl.au P N. Holl. 1820. S s.p Sm. ex. bot. 1. 20

9334 pil&sa Lab.

pilose tt-l_Jpr 1 jl.au P V. Di. L. 1823. S s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 122

9335 fhymifolia Sm.

Thyme-leaved «- |_J pr 1 jl.au P N. Holl. 1824. S s.p Sm. ex. bot. 22

9336 giandulosa Lab.

glandulose «- i_J pr 1 jl.au P V. Di. L. 1822. S s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 123

9337 rubioides Cun.

Rubia-like M. t | or 1 jl.au P N. Holl. 1825. S s.p

1154. COKR3FA Sm.

CoRRfiA. (J. Correa de Serra, a celebrated Portuguese botanist.) Rutacete. 5.

9338 alba B. Rep.

white " ft | | or 6 ap.jl W N. S. W. 179S. C s.p Bot. rep. 18

9339 rufa Gae.

reddish ft |_J or 6 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1821. C s.p Lab. vo. 2. 17

9340 specibsa B. Rep.

showy ft i_J or 3 ap.jl S N. S. W. 1806. G s.p Bot. reg. 26

9341 pulchella R. Br.

pretty ft i | or 5 ao.jl S N. Holl. 1824. G s.p Sw. au. 1

9342 vlrau SOT.

green-flowered ft i_J or 6 my.n G N. S. W. 1800. C s.p Bot. reg S

OHDEK I.

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

145

1155. PORLIF/R^ R. & P. PORLIERA. (P. Antoine Porlier, a Spanish promoter of botany.) Zygoph$lle<e 1.
9343hygrometrica.F/./^r. hygrometric n. CD or Peru 1820. C p.l.s Fl. per. pr.7

1156. MIMUVSOPS L. MIMUSOPS.

9S44 EUngi L. Elengi

9345 parvif51ia R. Br. small-leaved

9346 dissecta Spr. dissected
^4Nchras dissecta Forst.

9,347 Ka&hi L. Kauki

9348 hexandra Rox. hexandrous

(Mimo, an ape, ops, the face ; flowers.) Sapbtece. 5. — 6

tCDor 15 ... W E. Indies 1796. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.14

f I | or 10 N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

f L_l fr 15 S. Sea Isl. 1804. C p.l

lor 10 ...
lor 10

W

Y.w

E. Indies 1796. C p.l Ru. am. 3. 8
India 1804. C p.l

1157. SCHMIDE^L/,4 L. SCHMIDELIA. (C. C. Schmidd, prof, bot, acad. of Erlang.) Sapindacece. 3. — 18.

9349 serrata Dec. saw-leaved
Ornitrophe serrata Rox.

9350 racemosa L. racemose

9351 Cominia Swz. Cominia
Ornitrophe Cominia W.

1158. CUPA^NI^ L. CUPANIA.

9352 tomentosa Swz. tomentose

9353 exc^lsa Kth. lofty

9354 glabra Swz. smooth

9355 saponarioides Swz. Saponaria-like

9356 canescens Pers. canescent
Molinia canescens Rox.

9357 dcntata Sessi toothed

CD or 1

W E. Indies 1804. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 61

I or 15 my.jn W
|or 20 ... W

E. Indies 1820. C p.l Bur. in. 32. 1

JCDor 20 "..." W Jamaica 1759. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 20~8.
(Father Franc. Cupani, an Italian capuchin.)

Mexico 1824.

f CD or 20 ... W

f CD or 14 my.jn W Jamaica 1822. C p.i

* O or 6 mr.jn W W. Indies 1810. C p.l

f O or 16 ... W.Y E. Indies 1818. C p.l

Sapinddccfe. 6. — 13.
C p.l PluLam. 110
C p.l

W Mexico 1824. C p.l Fl. mex. ic.in.

(Euphoros, fertile ; fruit.) Sapindacece. 4 — 5.

CDfr 15 my.jn W

CDfr 15 my.jn W
W

f CD or 12

1159. EUPHONRIA Com. EITHORIA.

9358 Ltichl Desf. Lee-Chee
Dimocarpus Litchl Lou.

9359 Longana Lam. Longan
Dimocarpus Longan Lou.

9360 .Neph^lium Dec. Burdock i CD fr 20 my.jl
JVephfelium /appaceum W. Scytalia Rambootan Rox.

9361 verticillata B. R. whorled i CD f r 15 jn.au W.R E. Indies 1820. C r.m Bot. reg. 1059 ••

1160. MELICO'CCA i. HONEY BERRY. (Meli, honey, kokkos, berry ; flavour.) Sapindacete. 4. — 7.
S362 bijuga L. two-paired 1 O fr 16 ... Y Jamaica 1778. C lt.1 Jac. am. 108. 72

'CDfr 20 St.Domin.1820. C c Mem. m. 3. 5

I I fr 20 ... Y \V. Indies 1824. C p.l

I I or 20 Ceylon 1820. C s.p Mem. m. 3. 8

China 1786. L r.m Lam. il. 306

China 1786. L r.m Buc.99

E. Indies 1809. C r.m Lam. il. 764

panicled
Oli

9363 paniculate J.

9364 01iva?formis Dec. Olive-shaped

9365 trijuga J. three-paired
Scytalia tri'juga Rox.

1161. ELTGUIA H. K. AKEE TREE. (Capt. Bligh first carried bread-fruit to the W. Ind.) Sapindacece. I.

9366 sapida H. K.

savoury

ICDfr 20

W Africa 1793. S r.m An. bot. 2. 16, 17

1162. MATA^YBA Aub. MATAIBA.

9367 guianensis Aub. Guiana
EphiMis/raxinea W.

9368 Patrisza»a Dec. Patris's

1163. TALI'SIA Aub. TALISIA.

9369 guianensis Aub. Guiana

1164. THOUI'N/^ Poit

(Vernacular name in French Guiana.) Sapindhcece. 2. — 3.
t CD tm 60 ... W Guiana 1803. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 128

CD tm 50

W Guiana 1825. C p.l

(Toulichi, its name in Guiana.)
It CD or 8 ... R Guiana

Sapindhcece. 1. — 4.
1824. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 136

9370 pinnata Turp. pinnate

1165. VITMA'NA7,4 Vahl VITMANNIA

THOUINIA. (And. Thouin, of the Jardin des-Plantes, Paris.) Sapindacets. 1. — 8.
* CD or 8 ... W N.Spain 1823. C p.l An. mu.5. 26

9371 elliptica Vahl

elliptic

(F. Vitmann, professor at Milan, 1792.) Malpighiacece. I.
£ CD or 20 ... Y Ceylon 1817. C s.l Gae. fr. 2. 156. 3

1166. KOLREUTEWJ Lax. KOLREUTERIA (J. G. Kb'lreuter, a celeb. Ger. bot. and nat.) Sapindticea?. 1.
9372 paniculata Lax. panicled *£ or 10 jl.au Y China 1763. R co Bot. reg. 320

1167. GUA^REA L.

GUAREA. (Guara, its name in Cuba.) Melihcece. 3. — 5.

9373 grandiflora Dec.

great-flowered £ CD tm 20 my.jn W S. Amer. 1752. C r.m Cav. dis. 7. 210

trichilioldes L.

9374 Swartzw Dec.

Swartz's f O tm 30 mr.jn W Jamaica 1818. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 170. 1

trichilioides Swz.

9375 ramiflbra Ven.

branch-flwd £ CD or 20 ... W PortoRico 1824. C p.l Ven. ch. 41

1168. ^MY^RIS L.
9376 Lunani Spr.
9377 sylvatica Jac.
9378 brasiliensis Spr.

AMYRIS. (A, intensive, myrrha, myrrh ; perfume of gum.) Terebinthacece. 10. — 20.
Lunan's J 1 1 or 12 jn.jl W Jamaica 1820. C p.l
wood f CD or 16 jn.jl W Carthag. .1793. C l.p Jac. am. pic. 188
Brazilian $ CD or 20 jn.o W Brazil 1818. C l.p

9379 Plumiferi Dec.

Plumier's i D or 20 ... W W. Indies 1820. C Lp Plu. am. 100

elemifera Dec.

9380 heptaphylla Rox.
9381 toxifera W.

seven-leaved f f~~] or 16 ... W E. Indies 1823. C l.p
poison-bearing $ CD P 10 ... W W. Indies 1818. C l.p Cat. car. 1. 40

balsamifera L.

9382 acuminata Rox.

acuminate i CD or 20 ... W E. Indies 1823. C l.p

9383 nana Rox.

dwarf **CDor 5 ... W E. Indies 1822. C l.p

9384 maritima Jac.

sea t CD or 12 ... W S. Amer. 1810. C l.p

9385 Tecomcica Dec.

Tecomaca J CD or 20 ... W Mexico 1827. C l.p

1169. BALSAMODE'NDRON Kth. BALSAMODENDRON. (Balsamon, balsam, dendron, tree.) Terebint. 1. — 5.

9386 zeylanicum^^A. Ceylon f CD m 30 Ceylon ... C p.l

^im^ris zelanica Retx.

1170. HEDWI'G/4 Swz. HEDWIGIA. (John Hedwig, a cryptogamist, died 1799.)
9387 balsamifera Swz. balsam-bearing £ CD or 40 ... W W. Indies 1820,

TerebinthucetE. 1. — 2.
C Lp Gae. fr.2. 2

1171. XIME^NJ^ L.
9388 americana W.
9389 inermis L.

XlMENIA.

American
unarmed

1

(F. Ximenes, a Spanish naturalist.)
Bor 15 ... W W.Indies 1759.
or 40 W.Indies 1810.

Olacinece. 2. —4.
C R.p Jac. am. pic. 107
C l.p

* 1172. B^S'CKJ/4 L.
S390 frutescens L.
9391 virgata Ker
9392 gracilis Cun.
9393 ramosissima Cun.
9394 densifolia Sm.

BSCKIA.

frutescent
twiggy
slender
branch iest
close-leaved

(A. Back,
*l_Jpr 3

*k\ | or 3
« LJ pr 3
L

a Swedish ph
g.d W
au.o W
... W
... W
au.o W

ysician.)
China
N. Caled.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.

1806.
1806.
1826.
1824.

Myrtaceee. 8. — 9.
L s.l Osb.l
C s.p Bot. rep. 598
C s.l.p
C s.l.p
C s.l.p

146

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA*

9395 rmifblia Rud.

Flax-leaved

iki_Jor

3 jl.au

W

N. Holl.

1818.

C

s.p

9396 diosmsefolia Hud.

Diosma-leaved

*i_|or

3 jl.au

W

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

9397 camphorata Sm.

camphor-scented it [ | or

3 jl.au

W

N. Holl.

1818.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2674

* 1173. £RrCA L.

HEATH.

(Ereiko, to break

; fragile branches.) JB;

riccte. 543

I. TUBIFLO'ILE. — Flowers long and cylindrical.

9398 PlukenfctM L.

Plukenet's

»i_Jspl

i ap.jl

R

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

2 pallida

pale

»|_Jor

1 my.jl

Pa.R

C. G. H.

1794.

C

s.p

9399 picta Nois.

painted

it i | or

2 jl.o

O.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9400 pudibunda Sal.

blush

it i [or

2 jn.s

P

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

Wen. er. 3. 5. ic.

nu tans Wnl.

9401 Petivtrii L.

Petiver's

41 i | gpl

2 mr.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Lam. il. 288. 3

2 coccinea

scarlet

it i | or

2 mr.jl

S

C. G. H.

..*

C

s.p

3 fCisca

brown

it i.l or

2 mr.jl

Br

C. G. H.

1801.

C

s.p

9402 Bank«c)na Andr.

Banks's

it , jel

i f jl

W.P

C. G. H.

1787.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

2 purphrea

purple

it , [or

1 ap.jl

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

3 ripens

creeping

it | | or

i ap.jl

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

4 alba

white

it j | or

1 ap.jl

W

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9403 penicilliflora Sal.

pencilled-flwd

it | | or

2 ap.jl

W

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

calyculata Wnl.
9404 follicularis Sal.

follicular

ik | | or

2 f.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1794.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

PetivenVma Andr.

9405 melastoma Andr.

black-mouthed

it, (or

2 my.jl

R.B

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 333

9406 verticillata Andr.

whorled

*L_Jel

3 jl.o

S

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

2 major

larger

ik | j or

2 jl.n

s

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9407 Sebana Bonn

Seba's

ik i i el

2 mr.jn

0

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

2 fusca

brown

ifc | | or

2 ap.jn

Br

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

3 lutea

yellow

ik i | or

2 ap.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

4 nYinor

smaller

ifc | | or

1 ap.jn

0

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9408 Eweriana H. K.

Ewer's

it i | or

2 jl'o

Pk

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

2 glabra H. K.

smooth

it | |or

2 jl.n

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

3 speciosa

showy

it) |or

2 jl.o

R

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

4 longiflora

long- flowered

*s l | or

2 jl.o

R

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

5 pilosa

pilose

*l_Jor

2 jl.o

R

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

94C9 socci flora Sal.

sandal-flowerec

lit , |cu

2 ap.my

G

C. G. H.

1799.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9410 demissa Hort.
9411 densiflora W.

hanging down
dense-flowered

it , | or
it | for

1 f.my
2 mr.au

G.Y

P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1818.
1811.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9412 grandiflora L.

great-flowered

* 1 1 spl

3 my.s

Y

C. G. H.

1775.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 189

2 humilis

humble

it | | or

2 my

Y

C. G. H.

1806.

C

s.p

9413 cephalotes Thun

roMwrf-headed

it | | or

1 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9414 cruenta H. K.

bloody -flowered

'it 1 | el

2 my.s

D.R

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9415 perspicua Wnl.

clear-flowered

1£ mr.jn

W.p

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

Wen. er. 1. 7. ic.

9416 carinata iod.

keeled

it | | or

1| s

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot cab. 1071

9417 carinula Lod.

small-keeled

it | j or

1 jl.s

P

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 926

9418 Rollins6nw Hort.

Rollinson's

it | | or

2 jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9419 cvlindrica Andr.

cylindric

it i ) or

2 my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9420 rugbsa Andr.

rugose

it | | or

2 f.n

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 4

9421 spectosa yindr.

showy

it i j or

2 jn.s

R.G

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 575

9422 eximia iod.

choice red

it , | or

2 jn.jl

S

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9423 expansa tforJ.

expanded

it | | or

1 my.s

S

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

9424 ignescens Andr.

ignescent

*i_jor

1| mr.jn

R

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9425 discolor Andr.

various-colored

it | | or

2 mr.n

R.G

C. G. H.

1788.

C

And. heaths 1

9426 versicolor Jnrfr.

changing-cld

it | ) or

2 my.n

O.R

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

2 major

larger

it ) | or

3 my.au

R.w

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9427 fascicularis H. K.

parcel-flwd

it | | spl

1£ f.jn

P

C. G. H.

1787.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

octophylla L. coron

ata Andr.

9428 splendens Wnl.
9429 splendida Ma. C.
9430 mammosa L.

shining
splendid
mammose

it|_]spl
it | | or
it , | el

2 ap.s
2 my.au
2 jl.o

S

S

P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1792.
1820.
17fi2.

C

C
C

8.p

s.p
s.p

Wen. er. 8. 5. ic.
And. heaths 1

2 minor

smaller

it | | or

1 jl.o

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

3 pallida

pale

& \ ) or

2 jl.o

Pa.R

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9431 epistomia Nois.
9432 procera Wnl.

spout-flowered
lofty

m\ | or
it i 1 or

2 my.jn
6 ap.jn

Y.G

W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1810.
1791.

C

C

s.p
s.p

Bot. cab. 1186

9433 gelida Andr.

ice-cold

it) | spl

3 ap.jl

G.w

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 699

2 Slbens

whitish

it i ) or

2 ap.jl

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9434 serratifolia Andr.

saw-leaved

it) | or

1^ au.d

O

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9435 serrulata //or*.

serrulated

it i I or

1 ...

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9436 clavasflftra Sal.

club-flowered

it i | el

| au.o

G"

C. G. H.

1799.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

sessiliflora Andr.

9437 spicata Thun.

spiked

»l_Jpr

2£ year

L.Y

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9458 transparens Z.

transparent

it i | de

1£ my

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9439 translucens Lee

translucent

it i |or

2 my.au

R

C. G. H.

1797.

C

8.p

9440 diaphana Spr. diaphanous
transparens Andr. not L.

it | | or

U jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1796.

C

6.p

And. heaths 4

9441 refulgens ^«rfr.
9442 virescens Lod.

refulgent
virescent

it ( J or
it i | or

2 ap.jl
1 my

S
Y.o

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1820.

C

C

s.p

s.p

And. heaths ic.
Bot. cab. 233

9443 flammea ^ndr.
9444 pallens Spr.
9445 Paters^niawa Andr.

flame-flowered
pale
Paterson's

it i |or

it i | or
it , | or

1| my.o
1 jn.au
2£ mr.au

L.Y
Pa.R
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1798.
1800.
1791.

C
C
C

s.p
s.p
s.p

And. heaths 2
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1

2 monstrosa

monstrous

it i | or

2 ap.au

Y

C. G. H.

C

s.p

3 major

larger

3 ap.au

Y

C. G. H.

C

s.p

4 coccinea

scarlet

it | | or

2 mr.au

S

C. G. H.

18*10.

C

s.p

9446 Patersoni^ozdesBedf. Patersonia-like

it i | or

2 ap.au

O.R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

Paterson/awa coccin

ea Andr.

9447 glandulosa Thun. glandulous-AaJra*

ifcl |or

1 my.jn

R.o

C. G. H.

1801.

C

s.p

9448 gilva Wnl.
9449 Sparmanm L. fil.

dull-yellow
Sparmann's

it i | or
it) | spl

1 my.jn
1 mr.s

Y

D.O

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1794.

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 3

9450 perspicua Wnl.

clear

it i |or

2 my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

C

s.p

2nana

dwarf

«i_Jor

1 mr.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9451 bicolor Andr.

two-colored

it | | or

3 jn.jl

R.Y

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9452 lituiflbra Sal.

lituus-flowered

m\ i or

1 jn.s

C. G. H.

1796.

C

s.p

9453 perspicuoides Bedf.
9454 costata ^ndr.

Perspicua-like
ribbed-flowered

ik(_J or
«t,_]or

2 my.jn
2 f.jn

R.P
Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1795.

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 1

2 superba

superb

ik i 1 or

1 my.jn

S

C. G. H.

...

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

OKDER 1.

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

147

9455 octagbna Lo. C.
9-156 purpurea Andr.

9457 elata Andr.

9458 sulphurea Lod.

9459 laniflora Wnl.
sordida Andr.

9460 tubiflora L.

eight-angled 4k | | or

purple-flowered * i | el

tall * i | or

sulphur * i | el

woolly-flowered* i | or

tube-flowered 4k i | de

2 my.au ...

2 year L.P

3 jl.s O
2 jn.jl Y

1 rar.au L. S

C. G. H. 18ia

C. G. H. 1789. C s.p

C. G. H. 1790. C s.p

C. G. H. 1805. C s.p

C. G. H. 1790. C s.p

C s.p

9461 buccinif6rmisSrt/. trumpet-form-./Zuirf4k i j or

9462 simpliciflora Donn

9463 Archert'oraa Andr.

9464 spiiria Andr.

9465 Hibbertzanrt Andr.

9466 conspicua H. K.
94H7 linnseoldes Bedf.

9468 curviflora L.
2 rubra

9469 triphylla Lk.

9470 monadelpha B. M.

9471 concinna H. K.

9472 pellucida Andr.

9473 pellucidioides Bedf.

simple-flowered

Lady Archer's 4k i I or

spurious 4k i | or

Hibbert's 4k | | spl

conspicuous 4k i | or

Linnaert-like 4t < | or

curve-flowered 4k i i or

red-flowered 4k i | or

three-leaved ft \ ] spl

monadelphous 4k i | or

neat 4k i I de

pellucid 4k 1 | or

Pellucida-like H i I or
pellucida rubra Andr.

9474 viridifli>ra Hort. <farA:-green-flwd H i | or

9475 Linnaeawa Bedf. Linnseus's HI ( de

Linnje^rt Andr. perspicua ,3 H. K.

9476 clavata Hort. clubbed green-flwd 41 1 | or

9477 Bedfordza»a G. Don D. q/'.Bedford's 41 i | or

~L\nnseana superba Bedf.

9478 hirsuta Lod.

9479 pannosa Sal.

9480 erubescens Andr.

9481 Leeawa H. K.

9482 colorans Lod.

9483 onosmEeflora Sal.

9484 viridis Andr.

9485 sanguinea Lod.

9486 longifolia Donn
longifolia 3 Sal. p\i

9487 pinastrifolia Roll.
2 rubra

9488 pinea. Thun.

2 discolor

3 spiralis

4 favoides

5 echioides

6 pulchella

7 purpurea

9489 finoldes Nois.

9490 longiflora Sal.

9491 /rityophjrlla Spr.
pinifdlia Andr.

2 spiralis

3 discolor
9i92 aurea Andr.

9493 elongata Lod.

9494 lanata Wnl.

9495 Bowie«n.'i Lod.

9496 coccinea L.

9497 exudans Lod.

9498 ostrlna Lod.

9499 insulsa Bedf.

9500 Massoni Thun.
2 minor

9501 gemmifera Lod.

9502 bicolor Andr.

9503 exsurgens Andr.

2 major

3 grandiflora

4 carnea

5 pallida

9504 vestita Thun.

1 alba

2 incarnata

3 purpurea

4 rosea

5 fulgida

6 coccinea

7 Jutea

8 mutabilis

9 elegans

9505 rosea Andr.

9506 Nivemana Andr.
2 minor

9507 aspera Andr.

II.

9508 blanda Roll. Rollinson's charming

9509 Monsom«?za Thun. Lady Monson's * ( I el

9510 tfalicacaba L.

9511 lanuginosa Andr.

9512 Dickens6n« Hort.

2 alba

3 riibra

9513 glabra Lk.

2 ap.jl

Pk

C.

G.

H.

1775.

C

s.p

IS jn.jl

P

C.

G.

H.

1818.

C

sp

2 mr.jl

O

C.

G.

H.

1774.

c

s.p

1.J au.n

D.S

C.

G.

H.

1796.

c

s.p

2 ap.au

P

C.

G.

H.

1796.

c

s.p

2 jn.s

O.Y

c.

G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

2 my.au

D.Y

c.

G.

H.

1774.

c

s.p

1| f.my

P.R

c.

G.

H.

1812.

c

s.p

2 jl.o

Y

c.

G.

II.

1774.

c

s.p

2 jlo

R

c.

G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

2 jl.n

R.Y

c.

G.

H.

1822.

c

s.p

1J my.jn

Pk

c.

G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

11 s.o

F

c.

G.

H.

1773.

c

s.p

2 jn.n

W

c.

G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

1 au.n

R.p

c.

G.

H.

.1808.

c

S.p

2 jl.au

O

c.

G.

H.

1810.

c

s.p

li ja.my

P.w

c.

G.

II.

1790.

c

s.p

H jl.au

G

c.

G.

II.

1800.

c

s.p

2 ap.my

R.p

c.

G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

ety.
hairy

4k|_Jel

1 mr.ap

W.p

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

cloth-flowered

4k i | or

1 f.jri

P

C. G

H.

C

S.p

erubescent

4k | i or

li mr jl

F

C G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

Lee's

4k i | or

2i ja.au

OY

C. G.

H.

1788.

c

s.p

coloring
Onosma-flwd

4k i | or
4ki_Jel

2 ap.jn
li mr.s

W.R

Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1817.
1789.

c

c

s.p
s.p

green-flowered

4k i | cu

2i my.s

D.G

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

S.p

bloody
long- leaved

4k i | el
4k i |or

1 year
2 f.jl

C
R

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1815.
1787.

c
c

s.p
s.p

'a Wnl.

Pinaster-lvd

4k i | or

1 jl.s

S

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

red

4k i |or

1 jl.s

R

C. G.

H.

1810.

c

s.p

Pine-leaved

4k i |or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

H.

1790.

c

s.p

various-colored

4k i |or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

H.

c

S.p

spiral

4k i |or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

II.

c

s.p

honeycomb-Ik

4k i |or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

H.

c

s.p

Echium-like

4k i |or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

H.

c

s.p

pretty

4k i | or

2 au.d

R

C. G.

H.

M

c

s.p

Flax-like

4k i | or
4ki_|or

2 jl.s
2 jl.s

P

R

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1806.

c

c

s.p
s.p

long-flowered
Pine- leaved

4k i | or
4k i j or

2 my.jn
2 fjl

R.o
W

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1812.
1810.

c
c

S.p

s.p

spiral

4k i 1 or

2 jn.s

W.p

C. G.

II.

1800.

c

s.p

various-colorec

4k i j or

2 my.s

P.R

C. G.

H.

1810.

c

s.p

gold-colored

4k i | el

2 jl.s

0

C. G.

H.

1799.

c

s.p

elongated

4k i | de

lif.n

W

C. G.

H.

1810.

c

s.p

woolly

4k < jor

1 f.my

0

C. G.

H.

1775.

c

s.p

Bowie's

4k i | el

1 au.d

W

C. G.

H.

1822.

c

s.p

scarlet flowered

41 | |or

1| year

D.R

C. G.

H.

1783.

c

s.p

sweating

4k i | cu

li o.n

R

C. G.

H.

1810.

c

s.p

purple

4k i |or

3 jn.n

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

s.p

unsavoury

4t i |or

2 jn.jl

Y.Q

C. G.

H.

1810.

c;

s.p

Masson 's

4k i |gr

3 jl.o

Ro

C. G.

H.

1787.

c

s.p

smaller

4k i | or

1 jl.o

R.a

C. G.

H.

...

c

s.p

gem-bearing

4H_Jspl

1 my.jl

S

C. G.

H.

1802.

c

s.p

tjvo-colored

4k i | or

2 mr.o

G.R

C. G.

H.

17^0

c

s.p

rising

4k|_Jspl

1^ year

D.O

C. G.

H.

1792!

c

s.p

larger

4k i )or

1 year

O

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

great-flowered

s i | or

1 year

0

C. G.

II.

1800.

c

s.p

fiesh-colored

4k i |or

1 year

0

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

s.p

pale

4k i 1 or

1 year

Pa.R

C. G.

II.

1810.

c

s.p

clothed

4kL_JSPl

3 year

W

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

white

4k,_|el

2 year

W

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

flesh-co/orerf
purple

4ki_Jspl
4k !_J spl

2 year
2 year

Pk
P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1789.
1789.

c
c

s.p
s.p

rosy

4k i | de

3 year

L.R

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

bright

4k i ( spl

3 year

O

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

scarlet

££ | j gpj

3 year

D.R

C. G.

H.

1789.

c

s.p

yellow
changeable

4k,_JsPl
4k | |or

3 year
2 year

Y

S.w

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

c
c

s.p
s.p

elegant

4ki_|spl

2 year

P

C. G.

H.

isio!

c

s.p

roseate

4k i | el

2| jn.o

L.R

C. G.

H.

1798.

c

s.p

Niven's

4k i |spl

f f.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1799.

c

s.p

smaller

41 1 | or

Jf.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1812.

c

s.p

rough

4k | | or

1 my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1802.

c

S.p

9514 cerintholdes L.

Red Nightshade4k | | or

woolly 4k | | or

Dickenson's 4k \ ] or

white 4k t | or

red 4k , J or

smooth 4k | | de

Honeywort-lk Sk i | spl

— Flowers much inflated.

2 f.s P.o C. G. H

4 ap.s W

1 my.au Y
]ija.s P.Y

2 my.au W
2 my.au W

my.au R

Bot. cab. 703
And. heaths 2
Bot. mag 1981
And. heaths 1

And. heaths 1

Wen. er. 17. 69
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1
And. heaths 3
And. heaths '2
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1

Bot. mag. 1370
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 3
And. heaths 4

And. heaths 2

And. heaths 2
And. heaths 2

Bot. cab. 754

And. heaths 3
And. heaths 1
Bot. cab. 224
And. heaths 1
And. heaths 2
Bot. cab. 86
Ic. h. k. 4

Bot cab. 983
And. heaths 3

And. heaths 3

And. heaths 2
Bot. cab 738
Wen. er. 5. 5. ie.
Bot. cab. 842
And. heaths I
Bot. cab. 287
Bot. cab. 1218

Bot. mag. 335
Bot. cab. 457
Bot cab. 835

And. heaths 1
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1
And. heaths 3

Bot. cab. 782
And. heaths 2

And. heaths 3

1 my.au W

C. G. H,
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1798. C s.p

1787.

1780.

1803.

1809.

1809.

1809. C

1820. C

s.p Bot mag. 1915
C s.p And. heaths 2
C s.p And. heaths 3

C s.p

s.p

s.p
s.p

4 my.n D.S C. G. H. 1774, C s.p Bot. mag. 220
L 2

148

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNiA.

CLASS VIII.

£ major
3 nana

9515 pectinifulia Sal.

9516 princeps Andr.
2 carnea

9517 Swainsom Andr.

9518 Spreng£l« Swt.
tricolor Spr.

9519 tricolor Not*.

2 minor

3 major

9520 Templeana Hort.

9521 blanda Andr.

9522 inflata Thun.

9523 ferruginea Andr.

9524 metuteflura B. M.

9525 tumida Ker

9526 fistulzeflbra Sal.

9527 obbata Andr.

9528 acuminata -4wdr.
2 pallida

larger

dwarf

pectinated-lvd

princely

fiesh-co/ored

Swainson's

Sprengel's

three-colored

smaller

larger

Temple's

charming

inflated

rusty

ninepin-flwd

tumid

pipe- flowered

bottle

ponited-leaved

pale

4k i | or

4

my.jn

S

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

41 1 | or

1

my.jn

S

C. G.

II.

1800.

C

s.p

* 1 | or

2

jn.n

R

C. G.

II.

1800.

C

s.p

* i |or

M

i my.jl

S

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

4k | | or

1

my.jl

F

C. G.

H.

1804,

C

s.p

ft i | or

2

jl.0

Rp

C. G.

II.

1794.

C

s.p

4k | |or

2

jn

Y.p

C. G.

H.

1806.

C

s.p

41 1 (or

2

jn.jl

R.G

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

4k 1 | or

1

jn.jl

RG

C. G.

H.

1810.

C

s.p

* 1 | or

2

jn.jl

R.G

C. G.

H.

1810.

C:

s.p

41 i | or

2

jl.au

R.p

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

* 1 | or

f

ap.s

L.P

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

41) |or

1| my.s

W.R

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

41 1 | or

1

my.jl

R

C. G.

H.

1798.

C

s.p

4k i | el

1

jn.au

0

C. G.

H.

1798.

C

s.p

*i_Jor

1|

my.s

S

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

s.p

*i_Jc1e

s

w

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

4fc | | or

11

ap-jl

W.R

C. G.

H.

1796.

C

s.p

* i | el

H

jl.o

R

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

4l|_Jor

i

jn.jl

Pa.R

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

9529 Lawsom B. M.
95SO ventricosa Thun.

2 coccinea

3 stellifera

4 carnea

5 alba

6 superba

7 erecta

8 nana

9 hirsuta

9531 pra^gnans Andr.

9532 glutinosa Berg.

2 droseroides Lar,

III. LIMBA^E. — Flowers narrowed upwards, with a spreading border.

Lawson's

bellied

scarlet

star-bearing

ttesh-colorcd

white

superb

erect

dwarf

hairy

swelled

glutinous

Sundew-like

4k i I el

4t ! | cu

4k i j or

4k | (or

4k | | or

4k | | or

41 1 | or

4fc| i or

41 1 | or

9533 gracilis Lod. notWnl. slender

9534 verniciflua Sal.

9535 tetragona Thun.
pugionifolia Sal.

9536 densa Andr.

9537 Irbyona Andr.
9538 /asmini flora Andr.

2 alba
9539 ampullacea Cur.

varnish-flowing!

quadrangular i

dense i

Irby's i

Jasmine-flwd i

white i
flask

:| | or 2

:L_jor 2

I j or 2

l | or 1

I | or

I I or

ap.jn
ap.s
ap.s
ap.s
ap.s
ap.s
ap.s
ap.s
I ap.s

1 ap.s
my.jl
j'-.o
jl.o
f.my

2 mr.s

F

F

S

F

F

W

S

F

F

F

R

P

P

P.R

P

L.Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1802.
1787.

1796.
1787.
1787.
1812.
1804.
1789.

i | or 1| my.au R

l_Jde

: i | or

_^ I | or

9540 ampullacioides Bedf. Ampullacea-lk 4k i i or

9541 Bandonzawa Andr. Bandon's * i I or

9542 Shannonwwa Lod.

9543 Russellzdw« Lod.

9544 ret6rta Thun.

9545 tenuiflora Andr.

9546 rtnifulia Sal.

9547 tenuis Sal. not W.

9548 emarginata Andr.

9549 Cliffordwna Lod.

9550 pra/stans Andr.

Lady Shannon 's«k | | el

Russell's 41 1 | el

recurved-feayed4k i ) or

Blender-flwd 4k i | or

white 4I| | or

Flax-leaved 4t i | or

slender 4k I I or

emarginate 4k i | or

Lady Clifford's 41 1 I de

excelling «i | or

1$ jn.o

2 jn.n

2 jn.n

2 jn.au

2 my.jl

2 jl.au
Ijjn

!£ my.jn

W.o

1810.

1800.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.
W.pk C. G. H. 1794.
W C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
R.Y C. G. H.
P C. G. H.
W.p C. G. H.
Pk C. G. H.

my.au Pk.w C. G. H.

ap.jn

1 jl.au

2

L.Y

W

P

R

P

9551 Ayacinthoufes Andr. Hyacinth-like 4k i I or

9552 fastigiata L. peaked 4k i | or

Walkerz'dna Andr.

9553 infundibularis Lk. funnel-shaped 4k I I or

9554 infundibulifMrmis Andr. funnel-shpd 4k i | or

9555 Aitoniana Andr. Alton's 4k i | or

yellow 4k i | or

white 4k | | or

tufted m (_J or

red-flowered 41 1 | de

Vfhite-flowered 4k i | el

Muscari

Muscari-like

Daphne-flwd

sub-flesh-c/d

Daphne-like

1 ap.my W

1 jn n W

1 jn.au Pk

1§ my.s W

C. G H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

9556 lutea L.
2 alba

9557 comosa Z.

1 r Libra

2 alba

9558 Muscari Andr.

9559 muscarioides Hort.

9560 daphnaeflora Sal.

9561 carneola Lod.

9562 daphnoides Lod.
mirabilis Hort.

9563 decolorans W.

I ,' or

I I de

Ujel

1 ap.my P
2 au n

2 jn.s
ff.my

| ap.au
5 ap.au
f ap.au
f ap.au
li mr.jl
2 jn.jl

C. G. H.
Pa.R C. G. H.
W.p C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

1790.
1800.
1810.
1806.
1820.
1787.
1800.
1818.
1796.
1800.
1802.
1812.
1810.
1798.
1797.

1821.
1802.
1790.
1774.
1810.
1787.
1787.
178V.
1790.
1800.
1791.
1810.
1800.

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

s.p

C s.p
C s.p
C s.p

Bot. cab. 647

And. heaths 3
And. heaths ie.

And. heaths 3
Thun. er.67. 2. 2
And. heaths 3
Bot. mag. G12
Bot. reg. fi5
And. heaths 3
And. heaths 2
Bot. cab. 216

Bot. mag. 1720
Bot. mag. 350

Bot. cab. 945
Ic. h. k. 17
Pet. m. 161
Bot. cab. 244

And. heaths 3

And. heaths ic*
And. heaths 3
And. heaths 1

C s.p Bot. mag. 303

And. heaths*
. Bot. cab. 168
C s.p Bot. cab. 1013
C s.p Bot. mag. 362
C s.p And. heaths 3

discoloring

9564 Parmentierzana Lod. Parmentier's

2 rosea
9565 BonplandzYrwfl Lod.

rose-co/omJ
Bonpland's

41 I | or

4k i | de

4k i | or

9566 struthiolffiflora Lod. Strut'hTofaTflwd 4I| I or

9567 Humeana Lod. Sir A. Hume's 4k i | el

9568 denticulata L. denticulated

9569 radiata Andr. radiated

9570 aristata Andr. awned

9571 aristllla Bedf. small-awned
aristata minor Hort.

9572 tricolor Swt. three-colored
aristata minor Andr.

9573 primuloides Andr. Cowslip-like

9574 mftndula Lod.
2 major Lod.

9575 moschata Lod.

9576 concava Lod.

9577 Coventryana Lod.

9578 Broadleydna Andr.

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

4k i | or

4k i | or

4t i | or

4k i | or

li ap.my Pa.P C. G. H.
1A jl Pk C. G. H.

2 my.jn W C. G. H.

2 my.jl P C. G. H. 1812.

1 jl.au Pa.P C. G. H. 1810.

1 jl.au R C. G. H. 18 10,

1 mr.s Pa.Y C. G. H. 1812.

2 C. G. H. ...

U mr.ap Pk C. G. H. 1808.

14 ap.my P C. G. H. 1821. C s.p

1 au.n C C. G. H. 1798. C s.p

li mr.au D.P.W C. G. H. 1801. C s.p

li jn.jl R C. G. H. 1806. C s.p

And. heaths ic.
Bot. cab. 34
And. heaths 3
And. heaths 3
Bot. cab. 207

Bot. cab. 589
And. heaths 4-
Bot. mag. 429
And. heaths 1

Ic. h. k. 18
Wen. er. 12.7.i&
And. heaths 2
And. heaths 1

Bot. cab. 54S
Bot. cab. 154

C s.p Bot. cab. 197

C s.p
C s.p
C s.p

Bot. cab. 345

C s.p Bot. cab.S89

And. heaths 1
And. heaths 3

i lor ...my.au P.Y.G C. G. H.

9579 mirabilis Lod.

l_jor
neatish 4k i I or

larger 4k i | or

musk-scented 4k | | or

concave 4fc \ | el

Lord Coventry'«4k i | pr

Broadley's 4k i | or

4k | | or

admirable

I ap.jl
2 f.o
2 f.o
1| my.jl
f mr.ap

1 jn.jl

2 ...

1 my.jn

C. G. H. 1802.
C. G. H. 1810.

P C. G. H.
G C. G. H.
Pa.P C. G. H.
Pk C. G. H.
R C. G. H.
P C. G. H.

1810.
1805.
1808.
1808.
1800.
1800.

C s.p And. heaths 3

C s.p Bot. mag. 1548
C s.p Bot. cab. 114
C s.p

Bot. cab. 614
Bot. cab. 134
Bot. cab. 423
And. heaths ic.

u s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C 8.P

ORDKR I. OC i\

9580 erosa Lod. rgnawed
9581 quadrangularis7%«H. quadrangular
9582 Juliana Lod. July
9583 n6bilis Ro C. noble
9584 notabilis Wnl. notable
9585 armata Spr. armed
9586 tr6ssula Lod. spruce
2 rubra red

^NJDlil

* 1 | or
**l_Jel
* 1 | or
41 1 ) or
S* 1 | or
* I Ipr

A MOJN

f ap.my

2* Ip.jl
2 mr.au
2 my.jl
1| ap.my
1 ap.my

OGYNIA.

Pa.PkC. G. H.
P C. G. H.
R C. G. H.
P C. G. H.
P C. G. H.
... C. G. H.
W.pk C. G. H.
R C. G. H.

1817.
1800.
1800.
1818.
1816.
1816.
1800.
1810.

C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C

s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p.
s.p
s.p

149

Bot. cab. 133
Bot. cab. 799

Bot. cab. 668

IV. CALYClVM

2. — Flowers enclosed in the inflated calyx.

9587 c6nica Lo. C.

conical

41 1

or

2 my.au

P?

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 1179

9588 corii folia L.

Coris-leaved

»l_Jpr

If au.d

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 423

calycina W.

9589 calycinoides Bedf.

Calycina-like

4H_I

or

2 jLs

R.p

C. G. H,

1789.

C

s.p

And. heaths 4

calycina capitata Hoi

•t. glomerata A)

idr.

9590 calycina W. large-caly\ed « | I or
9591 andromed^j?dr«Andr. Androm.flwd *t i 1 pr
9592 cumulffiflora Sal. heap-flowered 41 | | or

2 my.jl
2 mr.jn
1 my.s

P
Pk
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1799.

1803.
1801.

C
C
C

s.p
s.p
s.p

And. heaths 3
Bot. mag. 1250

9593 ^enistEefolia Sal.

Genista-leaved

*l_J

or

1 jn.d

P

C. G. H.

C

s.p

9594 elegans Andr.

elegant

*1_J

el

£ mr.n

G

C. G. H.

1799.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 966

9595 triflora L.

three-flowered

*i_l

or

1£ mr.jn

W

C. G. H.

1774.

C

S.p

Wen. er. 12. 13

9596 flagellaris Lk.

twiggy

fltt_J

Pr

li my

P.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9597 bracteata Thun.

rerf-bracted

*l_J

or

f my.jn

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9598 turgida Lk.

turgid

41 1_

el

1 apjl

P

C. G. H.

1821.

C

s.p

9599 lachnarfulia Andr.

Lachnea-leavec

de

H my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9600 nigrita L.

black-tipped

*lz

cu

f mr.jn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

And. heaths I

9601 varia Bed/.

various

jftj |

or

P.Y

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

Cassonw Hort.

9602 salax Sal.

wanton

4n_l

or

1 ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1796.

C

s.p

9603 baccans L.

berry-flowering

»(_lor

li ap.jn

P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 358

9604 fugax Sal.

fleeting

*l_

or

1| mr.ap

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

S.p

9605 triumphans Lod.
9606/>hylicoides W.

conquering
Phylica-like

*L_lel
41 1 1 or

2 my.jn
1£ ap.jn

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1802.
1800.

C
C

sp
s.p

Bot. cab. 257

9607 incurva Wnl.

incurved

«l_J

de

If my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1821.

C

S.p

9608 tenuifulia L.

slender-leaved

«L_J

or

1 ap.my

Pk

C. G. H.

1794.

C

s.p

Seba I. 73. 6

9609 aperta Spr.

Qpen-flowered

*(_

or

2 mr.ap

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9610 ThunbergiYi W.
9611 faxifolia H. K.

Thunberg's
Yew- leaved

*l_Jpr
«L_Jor

1| my.au
1 jl.n

o"'

P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.

1788.

C

C

s.p

s.p

Bot. mag. 1214
And. heaths 1

9612 petiolata Thun.

petioled

4tL_J

cu

§ mr.jl

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9613 vesicularis Sal.

Vesicular

*l_

or

3 f.au

C. G. H.

1796.

C

s.p

9614 imbricata L.

imbricated

*l_l

or

1 my.au

P*k"

C. G. H.

1786.

C

s.p

9615 microphylla Lorf.
9616 velleriflora Sal.

small-leaved «t i | or
woolly-flowered* |_J cu

1 au.n
1£ fjn

P
W

C. G. H.
C. Gi H.

1820.
1774.

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 1

9617 brumes L.

Brunia-like

«l_i

cu

1| ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

Wen.er.16.53.ie.

9618 capitata L.
9619 nodiflora SaL

downy-headed
knot-flowered

4ti_Jor
* 1 | or

1| mr.jl
1| mr.au

Y

R?

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.
1799.

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 1

9620 patens Andr.
9621 fimbriata yi/irfr.

spreading
fringed

tt L_J or

1£ mr jn
i mr.jn

P

Pa.P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1800

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 3
And. heaths ic.

9622 melanthera Thun.

dark-anthered

»(_

el

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 867

9623 flaccida LAr.

flaccid

»L_

de

1 my

W

C. G. H.

1822.

C

s.p

9624 Solandra Andr.

Solan der's

*l_

or

2 au.n

R.p

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9625 humifusa Sal.

trailing

or

I jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

C

s.p

9626 spiralis Nois.

spiral

*l_

or

1 ...

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9627 sexfaria H. K.

six-parted

or

f my.au

w"

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9628 pachyphylla Srt/.
9629 corvdalis Sal.
9630pallida Wnl.

thick-leaved
lark-anthered
pale

«i 1 | or

& 1 | or
& ( | or

1 ...
1 f.my
1 ap.jl

P.'R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1818.

C

C
C

s.p
s.p
s.p

2 rubra

red

or

1 ap.jl

R

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9631 rigidifclia Bedf.

rigid-leaved

or

2 jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

9632 fragrans Andr.

fragrant

» i

fra

f mr.jn

P

C. G. H.

1803.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9633 oppositifolia Andr.

opposite-leaved tt i

or

I mr.my

W

C. G. H.

1804.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

2 rubra

red

It i_

or

1 ap.my

R

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 1060

9634 biflura L/C.

two- flowered

41 i

de

3 '

W

C. G. H.

1819.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 683

9635 obcordata AYws.

obcordate

41 I

or

2* au.s

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9636 spumusa L.

frothy

*l_

cu

1£ my.au

W

C. G. H.

1786.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 566

9637 vulgaris Z-.

common

SSt

ec

2 f.jl

P

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 1013

Calluna vulgaris Sal.

2 alba

white-flowered

4t

or

1 f.jl

W

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

3 fibre pleno

double-flowerec

&

or

1 f. 1

P

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

4 decumbens

decumbent

m

or

1 f.jl

R

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

5 tomentosa

tomentose

&

or

1 f.jl

R

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

6 variegata

variegated

m

or

1 f.jl

R

Britain

heaths.

I.

s.p

7 coccinea

scarlet

jffc

or

^1 f.jl

S

Britain

heaths.

L

s.p

8 spicata

spiked

m

or

1 f.jl

R

Britain

heaths.

I,

s.p

9638 glauca Sal.

glaucous

*t_J

or

2 my.jl

D.P

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 580

9639 pyrokeflora Sal.

Pyrola-flowerec

*i_

or

H my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

9640 obtusa Lod.

obtuse

or

P

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 1027

9641 laxa ^wrfr.

loose-flowered

41 i

or

1£ f.s'"

P

C, G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9642 lucida Andr.

lucid

or

1| ap.jn

D.P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9643 munda SaZ.

neat

or

1 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

C

s.p

9644 periplocaefldra Sal.

Periploca-flwd

& |

or

2 au.d

P

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9645 pumila Spr.

dwarf

or

1 mr.au

P

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9646 pusilla S«/.

small

4t j

or

1 Jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

C

s.p

9647 squamosa Andr.
9648 togata 5. M.

scaly-cupped
gowned

*tz

or

or

f ap.jn
f Jn Jl

F
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1794.

C

C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 3
Bet. mag. 1626

9649 obliqua TAww. not W

oblique

«t i

or

2 ...

P

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9650 chlamydiflora Sa/.
9651 canaliculata Andr.

cloak-flowered
channelled

* 1 I or

** 1 | or

1 my.o
ff.au

P
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1801.
1799.

C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 3

9652 callosa W 'nl.

callous

or

1 Jn.jl

R

C. G. H.

1822.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

canaliculata minor A

idr.

9653 horizontal Andr.

horizontal-/wi

**u_J

de

ji j] s

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9654 globosa JK

globe-flowered

or

1-i il s

Pk

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

9655 gnaphalodes L.

Gnaphalium-lk

ff. 1

cu

1 f.au

W

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

Pet. m.68. 346.H

0656 fabrMis Sal.

carpenter's

is i 1

or

1 ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1791.

C

s.p

9657 dianthifolia Sal.

Pink-leaved

ft 1 |

or

1 ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1796.

C

s.p

L 3

150

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

9658 lavandula?folia Sal. Lavender-lvd tt ( | or 2 my.au ... C. G. H. 1795. C s.p

9f>59 rubella Lod. reddish tt \ | pr J

1 in Pk C. G. H. 1814. C s.p Bot. mag. 2165

9660 brevifulia Sal. short-leaved tt | | or 1 ja.au ... C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

V. GLOBOSJEFLO''JL£. -

- Flowers small, globose.

9661 6rdens Andr. glowing tt i | or
9662 nitida Andr. bright « L_J de

2 ap.jn S C. G. H. 1800. C s.p Bot.reg. 115
2 jl.o W C. G. H. 1800. C s.p And. heaths 3

9663 nitens Hort. shining tt | | or

2 jn.s P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9664 physudes L. flatulent tt ( | de If mr.jl W C. G. H. 1788. C s.p Bot. mag. 443
96(55 orbicularis Lod. orbicular-flivd « i_J or 1 C. G. H. 1810. C s.p But. cab. 153

9666 viridipurpurea W. green and purplett (or 3 my.au G.P Portugal ... C s.p Lin. er. 9. ic.
9667 arborea L. tree tt , | or 5 f.jn W S. Europe 1658. C s.p Fl. gr. 45

2 stylosa Andr. long-styled » 1 pr

•> f.jn W S. Europe 1658. C s.p

3 squarrosa squarrose tt | or 4 f.jn W Europe 1800. C s.p Bot. mag. 1139
9668 resinosa B. M. resinous tt i (or l£ my.au O C. G. H. 1803 C s.p And. heaths 2

9669 Lambert«V<M« Andr. Lambert's tt i | de

1 my.au W C. G. H. 1800. s.p

6670 guttaafl5ra Sal. spot-flowered tt| (or 1J my.au R C. G. H. 1791. C s.p And. heaths ic.
incarnata Thun.

9671 incarnata Andr. not Thun. flesh-cM tt 1 — or

I f.jn Pa.R C. G. H. 1790. C s.p And. heaths I"

9672 rubens Thun. red-flowered tt 1 — or

L jn.s D.R C. G. H. 1798. C s.p Bot. cab. 557

9673 minima H. Cel. least tt 1 — 1 or \

jn.jl R C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9674 fibula Lk. button tt 1 — or

IJjl P C. G. H. 1823. C sp

9675 axillaris Thun. axil-flowered tt 1 — I or

1 mv.jl Pk C. G. H. 1798. C s.p

9676 strigbsa H. K. not Sal. meagre tt 1— J or 2 ap.jl W C. G. H. 1798. C s.p And. heaths ic.

axillaris Andr.

9677 margaritacea Thun. pearl-flowered tt 1 — 1 el

1J my.s W C. G. H. 1775. C s.p And. heaths 1

9678 tomentosa Sal. tomentose tt l_J or

2 jn.jl P i C. G. H. 1798. C s.p

9679 totta Thun. Hottentot tt l-J or .

2 jn.jl P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

ferox Sal.

9680 pendula Wnl. pendulous tt 1 — 1 or
9681 lateralis W. side-flowered tt I — 1 cu 1

L| jl.au P C. G. H. 1791. C s.p Wen.er.10.13.ic.
mr.jl R C. G. H. 1791. C s.p And. heaths 1

9682 pedunculata H. Cel. pedunculate » 1 — 1 or

o.n P C. G. H. 1818. C s.p And. heaths 4

ciliata Hort. not L.

9683 empetrifolia L. Crowberry-lvd tt 1 — 1 or '

i ap.jn P C. G. H. 1774. C s.p Bot. mag. 447

9684 incurva Andr. incurved tt I — 1 de

L mr.my W C. G. H. 1802. C s.p And. heaths ic.

9685 selaginifolia Sal. Selago-leaved tt I — 1 or 1 f.jn ' ... C. G. H. 1801. C s.p
9686 planifolia L. flat-leaved ttl — lor 2 jl.s P C. G. H. 1795. C s.p Wen.er87ic

9687 serpyllifolia Lod. Thyme-leaved tt I — \ pr
9688 wjarifolia Thun. Marum-leaved « I — 1 or J

| jn.jl W C. G. H. 1810. C s.p Bot. cab. 744
1 my.jn W C. G. H. 1773. C s.p And. heaths 1

9689 purialis Hort. fiery tt 1 — 1 or

1 s.o P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9690 helianthemifolia Sal. Helianth.-lvd tt I — 1 or i

I f.ap W C. G. H. 1796. C s p

9691 hispidula Thun. sub-bristly-stmd* 1 — 1 el

L jn.au P C. G. H. 1791. C s.p

9692 dumosa Andr. bushy tt 1 — 1 or '

I ap.my P C. G. H. 1812. C s.p And. heaths ic.

9693 Schollwwtf Lod. Scholl's tt 1 I cu !

\ my.jn P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p Bot. cab. 538

9694 mollissima Lo. C. softest tt I — 1 or ]

my W C. G. H. ... C s.p

9695 Blandford/dwa Andr. Ld. Blandford'stt l-J or ]

i mr.jn Y C. G. H. 1803. C s.p And. heaths 3

2 f (isca brown * 1 — 1 or ]

i mr.jn Dk.Y C. G. H. 1803. C s.p

9696 sanguinolenta Lod. bloody tt 1 — 1 pr

§ my.jl Crea C. G. H. 1818. C s.p Bot. cab. 468

9697 pygmae'a Andr. pygmy tt 1 — 1 or ;
9698 Savilean« Andr. Savile's tt 1 — 1 or

jl.o P C. G. H. 1806. C s.p And. heaths 4
f jn.jl R C. G. H. 18CO. C s.p And. heaths ic

9699 carneolata Nois. sub-flesh-c/rf tt 1 1 or 5

1 au R.p C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9700 611ula Andr. pipkin-flowered tt 1 — 1 or i

! au.s P. R C. G. H. 1802. C s.p And. heaths 4

9701 subulata Wnl. subulate-leaved tt 1 — 1 or $

1 jl.o P C. G. H. 1817. C s.p

9702 unica Spr. unique tt 1 — 1 or 1£ jn.jl P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

pedunculata Sal.

9703 aggregata Wnl. clustered tt 1 — 1 el f

jl P C. G. H. 18507 C s.p

2 alba white-./?ouK>ra* tt l_J el

f jl WC. G. H. 1822. C s.p

9704 perlata Hort. very broad tt 1 1 or ]

mr.au P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9705 stellifera Andr star-bearing tt L_l or <>.

ap.jl P hybrid 1800. C s.p And. heaths ic.

9706 congesta Wnl. close-headed tt I 1 de 1

jn.jl W C. G. H. 1820. C s.p

9707 stellaris Nois. starry tt 1 1 or ;

i ap.jn P C. G. H. 1810. C s.p Bot. cab. 893

9708 paniculata L. panicled tt 1 1 or

f.ap R C. G. H. 1774. C s.p Bot. cab. 1194

2 alba vrlrite-flowered tt 1 — 1 or

f.ap W C. G. H. 1774. C s.p

9709 flagellif6rmis Andr. twig-formed tt 1 1 or
9710 suaveolens Lod. sweet-scented tt 1 — I el

jn.au P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p And. heaths 4
au Pk C. G. H. 1800. C s.p Bot. cab. i!4

9711 tubercularis Sal. tuberculate tt 1 1 or

f.au P C. G. H. 1790. C s.p

9712 amce^na Wnl. pleasing tt 1 — 1 or

mr.jl P C. G. H. 1795. C s.p Wen.er.17.73.ic.

plumosa Andr.

9713 lasVis Andr.' smooth tt I 1 de

my.jn W C. G. H. 1821. C s.p

2 alba white tt I 1 or ]

my.jn W C. G. H. 1801. C s.p

9714 Peziza Lod. Peziza tt I_J de ]

mr.s W C. G. H. 1812. C s.p Bot. cab. 265

9715 gracilis Wnl. slender tt 1 1 or

f f.jn W C. G. H. 1794. C s.p Wen. er. 8. 9. i(;.

9716 imbecilla Swt. weak tt 1 1 or 1

jn.jl P C. G. H. 1793. C s.p

gracilis Sal.

9717 inter vallaris Sal. distant-leaved tt 1 1 or 1

my.n P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

9718 nidularia Lod. nestling tt I 1 pr 2

mr.ap Pk C. G. H. 1809. C s.p Bot. cab. 764

9719 praeNcox Hort. early tt I 1 or ]

ja.mr P C. G. H. 1820. C s.p

9720 Persoluta Lod. Garland-flower tt I 1 or 1

if.my P C. G. H. 1774. C s.p Bot. mag. 342

2 alba white tt I 1 or 1

f.my W C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

3 rubra red tt i 1 or 1

f.my R C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

9721 grandinosa Lod. hailstone tt I 1 pr £

mr.ap W C. G. H. 1810. C s.p Bot. cab. 627

9722 pubescens L. pubescent tt I | or ;

i f.d P C. G. H. 1790. C s.p

2 minor smaller « i 1 or ]

f.d R C. G. H. 1802. C s.p

3 pubescentior more pubescenttt i | or 1

f.d R C. G. H. 1802. C s.p

9723 auricularis Sal. eared tt i | or 2

ap.au P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

9724 modesta Sal. modest tt i | or 1

ap.my P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

9725 mollis Bedf. soft tt i_J or 2

1 my P C. G. H. 1790. C s.p H. er. wo. 3.

9726 hirti flora B. M. hairy-flowered tt | | cu 1*

ap.jn P C. G. H. 1790. C s.p Bot. mag. 481

pubescens Andr.

9727 mitraeformis Sal. mitre-formed tt | | or 2

jn.jl R C. G. H. 1800. C s.p

pubescens Thun. not Andr.

9728 cistifolia Lk. Cistus-leaved tt i | cu 1

my.jn W C. G. H. 1823. C s.p

9729 Constantia Bedf. Constantia » i | or <

mr.au P c. G. H. 1810. C s.p

9730 declinata Hort. declined tt i_J or 1

s.o P c. G. H. 1820. C s.p

9731 mucosa L. mucous tt i | el ]| f.au R c. G. H. 17S7 C s.p And. heaths 1

OUDER I.

OCTJ

INDRI

A MON

OG^

'NIA

151

9732 ramentacea L.

ramentaceous

ftl_]el

li jl.d

D.R

C. G. H.

1786.

C

S.p

And. heaths 1

9733 mellifera Lk.

honey-bearing

fti |or

1 ap.my

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9734 micr6stoma Berg.

small-mouthed

ft|_Jor

1 au.n

P

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9735 odor^ta Andr.

perfumed

ft l_Jde

1 apjl

W

C. G. H.

1804.

C

Bot. cab. 633

<>7.J6 cruciformis Andr.

cruciform

ft i | or

1 ap.n

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9737 canescens Andr.

canescent

ft \ | el

li my.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

eriocephala Andr.

9738 pura Lod.

pure

*l Ipr

f au.s

W

C. G. H.

1807.

C

s.p

Bot. cab 72

9739 racemusa Thun.

racemose

*t_|el

li ap.my

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

Wen.er.10.aic.

9740 absinthoides L.

Wormwood-Ik

* l |or

1| mr.jn

P

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

9741 scariusa Than.

scat-ions

ft|_Jor

I jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 477

9742 campanulata Wnl.
9743 scopkria 7,.

bell-flowered
broom

*l_Jel
*l_Jpr

1 ap.au
6 ap.my

Y
G

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1791.
177a

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 1
Lin. er. 14. ic.

2 minima

least

*l_)or

3 ap.my

G

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9744 triceps L*.

three-headed

*l_Jde

1 my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 962

9745 montana Bedf.

mountain

»l_Jor

2 o

P

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

9746 crossata Spr.

pot-flowered

ftl_Jor

2 my.jn

P

C. G. H.

...

C

s.p

9747 nivea /,«</.

snowy-

* l |or

2 ap.my

W

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

9748 coarctata Wnl.

crowded

«L_Jcu

1 my.s

P

C. G. H.

1801.

C

s.p

9749 ^ctaev« Lk.

Acta?on

* I I pr

1 my.jn

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1822.

C

s.p

9750 conferta Andr.

*l_|de

li f.o"

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9751 glomerata 7,00". not Andr. glomerated* i | or
9752 penicilliflura Sal. white-pencilled * i | cu

2 f.ap
2 my.au

P C. G. H.
W.Br C. G. H.

1780.
1792.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Wen. er. 4. 5. ie.

calyculata Wnl.

9753 villusa Andr.

villous

«U_Jcu

£ f.jn

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9754 tiarasflora Andr.

turban-flwd

*l_Jpr

2 my.au

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9755 mutabilis Andr.

mutable

*_Jpr

i f.o •<*.

C

C. G. H.

1798.

C

s.p

9756 obliqua W.

oblique-leaved

*l_Jor

1J au.o

P

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9757 flava Lod.

three-lvd yellov

,*l_Jel

14 ap.s

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 882

9758 foliosa ^«rfr.

leafy

*l_lor

I ...

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 4

9759 flava H. K.

yellow

*i_Jor

2 my.o

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

2imbricata.RM.

imbricated

*L_lor

2 my.o

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

C

sp

Bot. mag. 18 15

9760 ovata Lod.

ovate,flowered

* I 1 or

1 my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1811.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 417

9761 ovaliflora 7?o. C.

oval-flowered

*l_lor

1 jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1817.

C

s.p

9762 decora ^/jrfr.

graceful

ftLjel

2 ja.n

P

C. G. H.

1790.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9763 hispida Andr.

hispid

ft l | or

2 jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1791.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9764 cordata yiwrfr.

heart-tea ved

*L_Jde

f ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1799.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9765 Passenna W.

Sparrow- wort

*!_Jcu

2 my.n

W

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

Pet. g. 3. 7

9766 calyculata Pers.

calyculate

ft i |or

2 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9767 filiiurmis Sa/.

filiform

ft l | or

2 f.jn

C. G. H.

C

s.p

9768 setacea Andr.

bristle-leaved

«l_Jpr

If f.ap

w"

C. G. H.

1796.

C

sp

And. heaths 1

9769 tenuissima Wn£

slenderest

*i_Jpr

1 f.au

R

C. G. H.

1803.

C

s.p

Wen. er. 6. 9. ic.

9770 verecunda Sal.

reddish

»l_Jor

2 ap.s

R

•C. G. H.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

cernua Andr.

9771 floribunda Lod.

bundle-flwd

*l_Jcu

1 my.jn

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 176

VI. OVAT.

EFLO^RJE. — Flowers small, not globose.

9772 carduifolia Sal.

Thistle-leaved

ft L_|or

1 my.au

P

C. G. H.

1806.

C

s.p

9773 austrklis Z.

southern

ft or

i mr.jl

P

Spain

1769.

C

s.p

And. heaths 3

9774 cinerea H. K.

grey

ft ec

1 jn.s

P

Britain

hea.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 1015

2 alba

•white-flowered

ft or

1 jn.s

W

Britain

hea.

L

s.p

3 atropurpurea

dark-purple

ft or

1 jn.s

D.P

Britain

mo.he.

L

CO

4 rubra

red

ft or

1 jn.s

R

Britain

mo.he.

L

CO

5 carnea

flesh-colored

* or

1 jn.s

F

Britain

mo.he.

L

CO

9775 stricta Donn

strict

ft, or

2 au.n

P

S. Europ

21765.

C

s.p

And. heaths 2

9776 ramulusa Viv.

small-branchy

ft' or

2 jn.jl

P

S. Europ

>1800.

C

s.p

2 rubra

red

ft or

1 jn.jl

R

S. Europi

slSOO.

C

s.p

9777 reflexa Lk.

reflexed

ft l |cu

li my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9778 cernua L.

drooping-flwd

ftuJor

1 au.d

P

C. G. H.

1791.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 822

9779 lanceolata Pers.
9780 leucanthera Andr.

spear-leaved ft l 1 or
white-anthered ft i 1 or

1 jn.d
f ja.my

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1791.
1803.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Wen. er. 8.13.ic.

9781 nfgricans Loo".

blackish

ftl_Jor

1 jn.au

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

9782 r&ralix L.

Tetralix

ft ec

1 jn.au

F'"

Britain

moi. h.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 1014

2 alba

•white-flowered

ft : or

1 jn.au

W

4

/~i...

L

s.p

3 carnea

fiesh-colored

ft ' or

1 jn.au

F

Britain

mo.he.

L

CO

9783 teucrifolia Spr.

Teucrium-lvd

ft 1 jor

2 my.s

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9784 cinerascens JF. en.

cinerascent

ftl_Jor

1 ap.my

P'"

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9785 eomplanata ^b»s.

fiat-flowered

ft 1 |or

2 my.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9786 approximata Schl.
9787 virgata Wnl.

approximate

twiggy

ft i_Jor

ft i |or

1 my.jl
1 jln

R
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1823.
1818.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9788 urceolaris 7%M»,

fti |or

1| my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1778.

C

s.p

Ic. h. k. 16

9789 ros^lla Bedf.

small-beaked

ftl_|or

2 ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9790 fatasta So/.

fortunate

fti |or

1 ap.jl

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

9791 cublca L.

cube-flowered

fti |or

1 ap.jl

P

C. G. H.

1790.

C

S.p

And. heaths 1

" 2 major

larger

fti (or

1 ap.jl

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9792 expr6mpta Spr.

drawn out

ft l | or

2 ap.s

P

C. G. H.

1811.

C

s.p

9793 lasiophjrlla Spr.

hairy-leaved

ft 1 |or

2 my.au

P

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

9794 assfirgens L.

rising

ft 1 |de

1 my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1821.

C

s.p

9795 caffra Andr. not i.

CaffVarian

ft i | or

li f.o

W

C. G. H.

1802.

C

s.p

2 spicata

spiked

fti |or

li s.o

w

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 1

9796 nudiflbra L.

naked-flowered

ft i | or

2 jl.au

D.Y

C. G. H.

1783.

C

s.p

Sm. ic. in. 3. 57

9797 iricana Wnl.

hoary

fti |cu

1| jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

2 rubra

red-flowered

fti |cu

li jn.au

R

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9798 lactiflbra Lod.

milk-flowered

ft i | or

2 jn.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 901

9799 lacticolor Tto. C.

milk-colored

fti | or

2 jn.o

W

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

9800 regerminans jr.

regerminating

fti | or

li my.au

R

C. G. H.

1791.

C

S.p

2 alba

white -

ft i | or

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9801 scabriuscula Lk.

roughish

ftl_Jel

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1805.

C

S p

Bot. cab. 517

9802 bracteolaris Lam.
9803 cristsflora S«/.

small-bracted
crest-flowered

ft 1 I or
ft i 1 or

mrjl
i my.jn

R
Pa.P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1803.

C

C

S.p

s.p

9804 protrudens Lk.
9805 flexuosa ^nrfr.
divaricata Wnl.

protruding
ziz-zag

ft i | de
fti |or

ap.my
I apjl

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1805.
1792.

C
C

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 1

9806 umbellata i.
9807 stamlnea Andr.

umbelled
reflexed-stmnd

«_Jor
*M (or

3 my.jl
2 jn.s

p

R

Portugal
C. G. H.

1782.
1799.

C

C

s.p

s.p

Bot cab. 1217
And. heaths 3

L 4

152

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VIII.

9808 cassia Sal. grey 4k i | or

2 tnr.jl

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9809 latifolia Andr. broad-leaved 4k | | or

2 my.au

R

C. G. H.

1800.

C

S.p

And. heaths 2

9810 carnea L. flesh-colored *l pr

i ja.ap

Pa.P

Germany

1763.

L

s.p

Bot. mag. 11

2 herbacea Wnl. herbaceous 4k pr

\ jn.ap

Pk

L

s.p

9811 mediterranea L. Mediterranean 4fc or

4 mr.my

P

Portugal

1648.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 471

9812 sicula Cus. Sicilian 4k | or

2 ap.jn

R

Sicily

1819.

C

s.p

9813 arbuscula Lod. little tree 4fc \ | pr

1 f.au

R

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 843

9814 vagans L. wandering 4k or

1 jl.au

R

Cornwall

hea.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 3

2 alba white-flowering 4k or

1 jl.au

W

• ••

L

s.p

3 tenella delicate 4k or

1 jl.au

R

Europe

L

s.p

9815 longipedunculata L. long-stalked 4k i | pr

1 jl.au

Pk

C. G. H. .

1805.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 103

9816 magnirica Andr. magnificent 4k i | or

2 au.n

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 4

9817 Sainsburydwa Andr. Sainsbury's 4k i | or

2 jn.s

P

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

And. heaths 4

9818 Comptom'd/Ki Andr. Compton's 4fc i | or

2 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1802.

C

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9819 ciliaris L. ciliated 4k or

1 jl.g

p

Cornwall

hea.

C

s.p

9820 recurviita Bedf. recurvate 4k i | or
9821 pi!6sa Lod. ' pilose 4k i ) cu

1 ap.jn
f jn

P
G

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1810.
1800.

c
c

s.p
sp

Bot. cab. 1093
Bot. cab. 606

9822 A'phanes Spr. Parsley-piert 4k i | or

2 mr.jn

...

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.p

9823 arctata Lo. C. narrow 41 i | or

2 ap.s

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.p

9824 albens W. whitish 4k \_J or

\\ mr.au

w"

C, G. H.

1789.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 440

9825 propendens Andr. forward-hanging4k i | or
9826 intertexa Lod. interwoven 4k i | or

1£* jl.au

P

Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1818.

c
c

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 2
Bot. cab. 1034

9827 jubata Lod. maned 4k i | or

2" jn.o

C. G. H.

1816.

c

s.p

9828 stylaris Spr. long-styled st i | or
9629 acutangula Nois. acute-angled 4k i | or

2 my.au
2 mr.ap

w"

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1812.
1810.

c
c

s.p
s.p

9830 pyramidalis B. M. pyramidal 4k i | pr
9831 deflexa Hort. deflexed 4k i | or

i'J"

Pk
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1787.
1810.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag 36G

9832 pyramidiiormis Wnl. pyramid-form 4k i | or
9833 fhalictraeflura Hort. Thalictrum-flwd* i | or

2 s.d
1^ mr.my

P

Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1818.
1820.

c

c

s.p
s.p

9834 nola?fl5ra Sal. bell-flowered ft i | or

£ f

W

C. G. H.

1818.

c

S.p

glomerata Hort.
9835 bryantha Thun. very flowery 4k i | or

1 jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.p

.

9836 echiiflora Andr. Echium-flwd 4fc i_J el

11 f.jn

S

C. G. H.

1798.

c

s.p

And. heaths 3

2 superba superb 4k I | or

1 f.jn

s

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

3 purpurea purple 4k i | or

1 f.jn

p

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

4 coccinea scarlet 4fc i | or

1 f.jn

s

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.p

9837 argentifl5ra Andr. silver-flowered 4k i | or

1 ap.jl

w

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths ic.

9838 filamentosa Andr. filamentose 4k | | or

2 year

p

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 6

9839 tubiuscula Bedf. small-tubed 4k I | or
pubescens minima Andr.

2 ja.s

R

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

9840 pulch£lla Thun. pretty 4k i | de

1| jn.s

R

C. G. H.

1792.

c

s.p

Thun. er. 24. 4

9841 bella Spr. beautiful 4k | | or

1 ja.o

R

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

Bot. cab. 307

pulchella Hort. not Thun.

9842 visc^ria L. clammy-fluid 4k | | el
9843 flexicaulis H. K. crook-stalked 4k | | or

2| mr.jl

R
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.

1800.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Ic. h. k. 1
And. heaths 2

glandulosa Andr.

9844 tenella Andr. delicate 4k i J or

J my.au

P

C. G. H.

1791.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

9845 alopecuroldes Wnl. Foxtail-like 4k LJ el

f my.jn

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1810.

c

s.p

Bot. cab. 874

9846 furfurosa Sal. scurfy 4k | | or

1 au.d

R

C. G. H.

1789.

c

s.p

And. heaths 1

9847 multifl6ra L, many-flowered 4fc or

2 jn.n

F

France

1731.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

2 alba white 4fc or

2 jn.n

W

Europe

c

s.p

9848 depressa L. depressed 4fc i_J el

f jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1789.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

rupestris Andr.

9849 aden6phora Spr. gland-bearing 4ki | or
9850 nana Sal. dwarf 4k i | el

2 my.jl
f my.au

V"

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1810.
1792.

c

c

s.p
s.p

9851 ambigua Spr. ambiguous 4k | | or

2 ap.my

P

C. G. H.

1798.

c

S.p

And. heaths ic.

cylindrica Andr.

9852 palustris Andr. marsh 4k i | or

1 my.o

F

C. G. H.

1799.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

9853 formosa Thun. handsome 4k i_J or

2 jn.s

R

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.p

Thun. er. 82. 3

2 alba white-flowered 4fc i | or

2 jn.s

W

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.p

3 rubra red-flowered 4k i | or
9854 fl6rida Thun. florid 4k i | or

2 jn.s
1 my.au

R
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.
1803.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Thun. er. 64. 6

2 moschata musk 4k | j or

1 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

c

s.p

9855 anthferia Spr. many-flowered 4k i | or

2 ap.jl

R

C. G. H.

1800.

c:

s.p

Bot. cab. 234

florida Hort.

9856 mucronata Andr. mucronated 4k i | or

1 my.au

P

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths 3

9857 Solandridna Andr. Solander's 4k i | el

1 mr.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

9858 acuta Andr. pointed-cupped 4fc i j de
9859 ^mpetroides Andr. Empetrum-like 4k i | or
9860 pulverulenta Lo. C. powdered 4k | | or

1 my.jl
1| my.au
1 jn.au

R
L.F
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1799.
1788.
1820.

c
c
c

s.p
s.p
s.p

And. heaths 2 .
And. heaths 2

9861 turrigera Sal. turret-bearing 4k i | or
9862 procumbens Hort. procumbent 4k i | or

1| jn.s

R
P

C. G. H.
C..G. H.

1796.
1800.

c
c

s.p
s.p

cupressina Hort.
9863 Bergidna L. Bergius's 4k | | cu

If ap.au

P

C. G. H.

1787.

c

S.p

And. heaths 2

quadriflora Andr.

9864 rubens Thun. not Andr. reddish 4k | | or

1 ap.o

P

C. G. H.

1810.

c

s.p

peduncularis Sal.

9865 quadriflora Sal. four-flowered 4k | | or

1 mr.au

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

9866 barbata Andr. bearded 4k i | or

1 my.au

w'

C. G. H.

1799.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

2 major larger 4k i | or

1 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

3 minor smaller 4k i | or

1 mr.au

R

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

And. heaths 2

9867 retroflexa Wnl. retroflexed 4k i | el

1 J1.S

W

C. G. H.

1787.

c

s.p

Wen. er. 8. 7. ic.

pulch<ma Andr. articularis Thun.

9868 equisetifolia Sal. Equisetum-lvd tt \ | or

2 jl

P

C. G. H.

1800.

c

S.p

articularis Hort. not R M.

9869 /hymifolia Andr. Thyme-leaved 4k | | de
9870 exserta Bedf. exserted 4k i | or

f my.au
2 f.n

P
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1789.
1810.

c
c

s.p
s.p

And. heaths 2
And. heaths 4

peltata Andr. •

9871 fucatct, Wnl. painted 4k i | or

1 ap.my

P

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.p

9872 oxycoccifolia Sal. Oxycoccus-lvd JU i | or
9873 tenuis Walt. slender-flwd 4k i | el
9874 hirta Thun. hairy-leaved 4fc | | or

4 f.my
1 f.o
2 ap.jn

R
Pk

R.pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1791.
1790.
1795.

c
c
c

s.p
s.p
.s.p

Thun. er. 56

9875 strigusa H. K. meagre 4fc | | or
9876 confertiflora Wnl. crowded-flwd 4k i | or

li mr.ap
14 my.jl,

Pa.R
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H,

1775.
1818.

c
c

s.p
s.p

9877 confertifolia Wnl.. erowded-leaved 4k i | or

2 my.au

...

C. G. H,

...

c

s.p

ORDER I.

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

153

9878 mollearis Sal.

9879 racemifera Andr.

9880 pilullfera L.

9881 caterva?folia Sal.

9882 sicffifolia Sal.

9883 tardiflora Sal.
pubescens B. M.

9884 canescens Wnl.

soft-leaved * I I de

raceme-bearing* \ | or

pellet-bearing * i | cu

huddled-leavedH i | or

dagger-leaved * i | or

slow-flowering * \ | cu

1 ap.o R

If ap.jn R

1 ap.my R

| ap.jn R
1 f.au

li tnr.s P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1803.
1803.
1789.
1790.

1790.

C s.p Schn. ic. 17

C s.p And. heaths 3

C s.p

C s.p

C sp

C s.p

canescent

:|_|or 2 mr.o R C. G. H. 1802. C s.p

Bot. mag. 480
And. heaths 2

9885 parviflora Sal. small-flwd downy * i_J pr 1 mr.s Pk C. G. H. 1790. C s.p
9886 exigua Sal. small downy H L_] pr 1 mr.s Pk C. G. H. 1790. C s.p
VII. Bu^BiJi. — Doubtful to what section they belong.
9887 Cels« Hort. Cels's * |_J or 1 jn P C. G. H. 1820. C s.p
9888 Hartnelli Ro. C. Hartnell's H i_J or 2 my.o P C. G. H. 1820. C s.p
9889 imperialis Nois. imperial H L_) or 2 my.jl S C. G. H. 1802. C s.p
9890 Pohlmanw* Lo. C. Pohlman's H ,_] or 1 C. G. H. 1812. C s.p
9891 albida Lo. C whitish H , | or 2 my.s W C. G. H. 1826. C s.p
9892 Clint6m«? Lee Clinton's HI | or 2 my.au .. C. G. H. 1816. C s.p

9893 concolor Lo. C.

self-colored

HL_Jor

2

ap.au

M

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9894 Cushiniana Lee

Cushin's

H , | or

2

jl.o

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

9895 Donniana Lee

Bonn's

H | | or

2

my.au

..

C. G. H.

181-2.

C

s.p

9896 finitima Lo. C

neighbouring

H | | or

2

mr.jl

..

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.p

9897 Smith/ana Lo. C.

Smith's

jHt ( j or

2

ap.my

P

C. G. H.

1791.

C

s.p

9898 sparsa Lo. C.

scattered

H , |or

n

ap

P

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

9899 spiralis Lo. C.
9900 stellata B. C.

spiral
starred

H | | or
H( | or

2
2

ap
jn.s

P"

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1806.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Bot. cab. 893

9901 tortubsa Lo. C.

tortuous

HI |or

2

mr.jn

...

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

9902 ursina Lee

bear

H | | or

2

ap.au

...

C. G. -H.

1812.

C

s.p

9903 xeranthemifblia Sal

Xeranth.-lvd

H| |or

2

jn.au

...

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9904 diotiflura Sal.

Biotis-flowered

H| | or

2

ap.au

...

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

9905 vestiflua Sal.

flowing-vested

H| | or

2

mrjn

...

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

9906 lascivia Sal.

wanton

Hi_|or

2

jn.au

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9907 diosmaeflora Sal.

Biosma-flwd

HI | or

2

ap.jl

...

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

9908 palliiflora Sal.

cloak-flowered

H i | or

2

f.au

P

C. G. H.

1795.

C

s.p

9909 tegulaefolia Sal.

tile -leaved

H | | or

2

ja.au

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9910 holosericea Sal.

velvety

H| | or

2

f.jl

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9911 sacciflora Sal.

sack-flowered

H | | or

2

mr.jn

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9912 cyrtiteftbra Sal.

Cyrilla-flwd

H | | or

2

f.s

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9913 velitaris Sal.

javelin-flwd

H| |or

2

ja.jn

...

C. G. H.

1790.

C

sp

9914 cuspidigera Sal.
9915 stagnalis Lo. C.

point-bearing
stagnant

HI | or
Hi 1 or

2
2

f.my
mr.jn

...

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1796.
1790.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9916 pulviniformis Sal.

pillow- formed

HI | or

2

f.my

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9917 sceptriformis Sal.
9918 brachiklis Sal.

sceptre-formed
brachiated

H | | or

HI | or

2

0

au.s
mr.s

...

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1792.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9919 doliiformis Sal.

tun- formed

H|_|or

2

my.s

..

C. G. H.

1798.

C

s.p

9920 festa Sal.

joyful

HLjor

2

jn.jl

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.p

9921 fallax Sal.

false

H! | or

2

my.n

--

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9922 parilis Sal.

equal

HI |or

2

my.au

M

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

9923 pubigera Sal.

hairy

HI |or

o

ja.my

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

9924 traguliflora Sal.

barbed- flwd

HI |or

2

my.au

.,

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9925 turbiniflora Sal.

turbinated-flwc

IH^Jor

2

f.o

C. G. H.

1793.

C

s.p

9926 embothriifolia Sal.

Embothrum-lvc

HI | or

2

f.my

>t

C. G. H.

1798.

C

s.p

9927 capax Sal.
9928 pavetttefibra Sal.

capacious
Pavetta-flwd

H i | or
HI |or

2

2

my.'au
my.au

••

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1806.
1800.

C
C

s.p

S.p

9929 nidiflora Sal.

nest-flowered

Hi | or

2

my.o

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9930 borboniafblia Sal.
9931 anthina Sal.

Borbonia-lvd
flowery

H^Jor
HI | or

Z
2

mr.jl
mr.jn

••

C. G, H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1811.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9932 cerviciflbra Sal.

neck-flwd

HI |or

2

mr.jl

'..'.

C. G. H.

1810.

C

s.p

inaperta Hort.

9933 ciliciiflora Sal.

hairy-flowered

H | | or

2

my.au

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9934 Ayssopifolia Sal.

Hyssop-leaved

HI | or

2

my.s

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9935 labialis Sal.

lipped

H i | or

2

my.o

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9936 lyrigera Sal.
9937 penicillata Sal.

harp-bearing
pencilled

HI | or
HI |or

2
2

f.my
ap.jn

...

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1792.

C
C

s.p
s.p

9938 squamaaflora Sal.

scaly-flowered

HI | or

2

my.d

...

C. G. H.

1796.

C

sp

9939 squarrosa Sal.

squarrose

H | | or

2

mr.au

...

C. G. H.

1800.

C

s.p

9940 styldsa Sal.

stylose

H!_|or

2

ja.au

...

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

1174. MENZIE^S/J Sm. MENZIESIA

(A. Menzies. F.L.S.. an assiduous botanist.)

EricetE. 6.— 9.

9941 ferruginea Ph.

ferrugineous

tt. or

j my.jn

Br

N. Amer

. 1811.

L

sp

Sm. ic. in. 1. 56

9942 globularis Sal.

globular-flwd

«. or

i

my.jn

Br

N. Amer. 1806.

L

s.p

Par. Ion. 44

9943 pilosa J.

pilose

n. or

i my.jn

Br

1822.

L

s.p

9944j9olif61ia J.

Polion-leaved

H or

<2

jn.s

P

Ireland

moun.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 35

Erica. Daboeci L.

2nana

dwarf

HL or

i in.s

P

Ireland

L

s.p

3 longifolia

long-leaved

H or

2' jl.au

P

..

L

P

4 latifblia

broad-leaved

H or

O

jl.au

P

•••••«

L

P

5 pallida

pale-flowering

H or

2

jl.au

P

Britain

€>

L

s.p

6 atropurpfirea
9945 czcrulea Wahl.

dark-purple
blue

H or

a. or

2
|

jail

B.P
B

Scotland

hea.

L
L

s.p

S.p

Eng. bot. 2169

9946 empetriformis Sm.

Empetron-formedtt. or

£ jn.jl Pa.R N. Amer. 1810.

L

s.p

(Stephan Elliot, a North American botanist.) Ericeee. 1. — 2.

I or 2 my.jl W Georgia ... L s.p

(Chloros, green ; dried flowers of C. perfoliata.) Gentianece.'-l.—Z.

8 or 1 jn.jl Y Britain sh. sc. S s.l Eng. bot. 60
or 1 jn.jl Y Italy 1823. S

s.l

1175. ELLIO'TT/J Mhl. ELLIOTTIA.

9947 racemusa Mhl. racemose i

1176. CHLCTRA L. YELLOW- WORT.

9948 perfoliata L. perfoliate

9949 imperfoliata L. imperfoliate

dubia Lam.
*1177. MICHAU'X/^ Herit. MICHAUXIA. (A. Michaux, botanist to Louis XVI.)

9950 campanuloides Her it. Campanula-Ik ^ Ol or 4 jn.au L.B Levant 1787. S

9951 hevigata Ven. smooth-sftnd ^ Ol or 3 jl.au L.B Persia 1820. S

1178. JEFFERSCTN/^ Bart. JEFFERSONIA. ( T. Jefferson. President of United States.) Papaveruceee. 1.

9952 diphylla Bart. two-leaved ^ A pr A my W N. Amer. 1792. D s.l Bot. mag. 1513

Podophfllum diphyllum L.

Campanulftccte- 2.
r.l Bot. mag. 219
r.l Ven. eels 81

154

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VIII.

DODONJEA.

clammy
Jamaica

(R. Dodoens, a celebrated botanist.) Terebinthucece. 18. — 22.
* i | un 6 jn.jl G S. Amer. 1690. C p.l Cav. ic. 4. 327
»CDcu 5 jn.jl G Jamaica 1810. C s.p Cav. ic. 1. 327

folia Swx.

two-winged

*

1 ) un

4

...

G

S. Amer.

1822.

C

CO

Laurel-leaved

ft

l | or

6

jn.jl

G

N. Holl.

1823.

C

s.p

Burmann's

fll

1 1 cu

5

G

E. Indies

1800.

C

p.l

Bur. zey.

23

small-fruited

ft

[ 1 cu

4

jn.jl

G

Bourbon

1824.

C

p.l

Lam. il. i

!04.2

Willow-leaved

ft

| | CU

4

jn.jl

G

N. Holl. ? 1820.

C

p.l

dioecious * I I cu 4 jn.jl G E. Indies 1819. C p.l Ru. am. 4. 50

* 1179.

9953 viscosa L.

9954 jamak-ensis Dec.
viscosa Cav. angust:

9955 bialata Kth.

9956 /aurifulia Sieb.

9957 Burmannz'dna Dec.

9958 microcarpa Dec.

9959 salicitolia Dec.
angustifolia Lam.

9960 dioica Rox.
heterophylla Hort.

9961 oblongifolia Lk.

9962 triquetra Andr.

9963 cuneata Sm.

9964 truncata Lod.

9965 asplenifolia Bud.

9966 filiformis Lk.

9967 angustissima Hort.

9968 elzeagnoides Rud.

9969 pinnata Sm.

9970 scabra Lo. C.

9971 attenuata Can.

1180. LAWSO^N/^ L. LAWSONIA. (J. Lawson, M.D., author of a voyage to Carolina.) Salicarice. 3. — 6.

9972 inermis L. unarmed Henna plantl CZ1 cu 10 ... W Egypt 1752. C s.p Rauw. ic. 60. 7

9973 spinosa L. prickly i CU cu 18 ... W E.Indies 1759. C s.p R. mal. i.40

9974 purptirea Lam. purple £ | j cu 12 ... P E. Indies 1820. C s.p

oblong-leaved

m

i | un

4

...

G.p

N. Holl.

1823.

C

CO

Bot. reg. 1051

three-sided
•wedge-leaved

*

«i

I 1 un
\ | cu

5

3

jn.au
jn.jl

G
G

N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1790.

1820.

C
C

s.p
p.l

Bot. rep. 230
Lin. tr. 11. 19

truncate-leaved

*

1 | CU

3

jnjl

G

N. Holl.

1820.

C

p.l

Fern-leaved

*

| J CU

3

jn.jl

G

N Holl.

1820.

C

p.l

Lin.tr. 11. 20

filiform -leaved

*

| | CU

3

jn.jl

G

1820.

C

,.1

narrowest-^

£t

| | CU

3

jn.jl

G

1823.

C

p.l

Elaagnus-like

4t

I | CU

5

jn.jl

G

S. Domin.

1800.

C

p.l

pmnnte-leaved

Ht

Hcu

4

jn.jl

G

N. Holl.

1824.

C

p.l

ecabrous

m

cu

4

jn.jl

G

N. Holl.

1820.

C

p.l

attenuate

m

| | CU

4

jn.jl

G

N. Holl.

1820.

C

P.l

*1181. OSEE'CKIA L.

9975 zeylanica L. Ceylon

9976 chinensis L. Chinese
Melastoma osbeckzoto Ker

9977 stellata Don starred

9978 nepalensis Hook. Nepal

1182. flHEOnA L. RHEXIA.

9979 mariana L Maryland
2 rubella Ph. reddish

9980 angustifolia Lam. narrow-leaved
mariana y exalbida MX.

9981 ciliosa MX. ciliose

9982 virginica L. Virginian

9983 Aypericoides W. Hypericum-like

9984 versicolor B. R. changing-cld

OSBECKIA. (P. Osbeck, a Swedish clergyman and naturalist.) Melastomacece. 4.—

2 jl.au
2 jl

I jn.au
lijn

Y
P

Pk

P

Ceylon
China

Nepal
Nepal

B5

tt-Opr
tLdHpr

(Rhexis, a rupture : medical qualities) Melastomacece. 6. — 8.
N. Amer. 1759. D s.p Bot. cab. 366
N. Amer. 1823. D s.p Sw. fl. gar. 41

1799.
1818.

1820.
1821.

C s.p Bot. reg. 565
C s.p Bot. reg. 542

Bot. reg. 674
Hook. ex. fl. 31

N. Amer. 1812. D s.p

Carolina 1812.
N. Amer. 1759.
Guiana 1820.
Brazil 1825.

D p.l Ph. am. 1.10
D p.l Bot. mag. 968
' Aub. gui. 1. 161

S s.l

C s.p Bot. reg. 1066

*1183. ffiNOTHE^RA

9985 biennis L.

9986 salicifolia Desf.

9987 globularis H. C.

9988 gauroides Horn.

9989 spectabilis Bernh.

9990 albicans Lam.

9991 grandiflora H. K.
suaveolens Pers.

9992 parviflora L.

9993 muricata Mur.

9994 longiflora Jac.

9995 odorata Jac.
undulata Dry.

9996 nocturna Jac.
striata Led.

9997 villosa W.

9998 dentata Cav.

L. (ENOTHERA. ( Oinos, wine, thera. a catching; acquired smell.) Onagrarue. 55.— 60.

Fl. dan. 446

Bot. mag. 2068

biennial
Willow-leaved

g'obular
aura-like
showy
whitish
great-flowered

small-flowered
prickly-stalked
long-flowered
sweet-scented

night-smelling

villous
toothed

9999 serrulata Nut. serrulated •!

10000 cheiranthifoliaJ/cw-A Cheiranth.-lvdi

10001 minima Ph.

10002 ser6tina Hort.

10003 cruciata Nut.

10004 tetragbna Roth

10005 corymb6sa Lam.

10006 stricta Led.

10007 mfedia Lk.

10008 sinuata L.

10009 tenuifolia Cav.

10010 micrantha Horn.
hirta Lk.

10011 mollissima L.

10012 pubescens W.
1001.) pinnatifida Nut.

10014 purpurea Cur.

10015 roseo-alba Bernh.

10016 Romanzovz* Led.

10017 amo^na Hort.

10018 humifusa Nut.

10019 tenella Cav.

10020 albicaulis Fro.

10021 fruticbsa L.

10022 ambigua Nut.
10033 incana Bart.

10024 hybrida MX.

10025 p&mila L.

10026 pusilla MX.

10027 linearis MX.

least

\ate-flowering •

cruciate-jlwd •

four-angled

corymbose

strict

intermediate

scollop-leaved

fine-leaved

small-flowered

softest wave-lvd •

pubescent

pinnatifid

purple-flowered

red and white

Romanzow's

pleasing red

trailing

delicate

white-stalked '.

shrubby

ambiguous

hoary

hybrid

dwarf 1

small

linear-team* ]

0)

or

4 jn.s

Y

N. Amer. 1629.

S

CO

Q)

or

2 jn.au

Y

1824.

S

CO

or

3 jn.au

Y

1824.

s

CO

or

4 jl.au

Y

1810.

s

CO

a>

or

2 jn.au

Y

Mexico 1820.

s

CO

or

2 jn.au

Y

Peru 1823.

s

CO

or

2 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1778.

s

CO

Q)

or

4 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1757.

s

CO

CD

or

3 jl.au

Y

N. Amer. 1789.

s

CO

or

3 jl.s

Y

B. Ayres 1776.

s

CO

a>

or

2 ap.au

Y

S. Amer. 1790.

s

CO

Ol or

2 ap.au

Y

C. G. H. 1790.

s

CO

Ol

or

2 jl.au

Y

C. G. H. 1791.

s

CO

0

or

fjn.au

Y

Peru 1818.

s

CO

A

pr

1 jn

Y

N. Amer. 1824.

s

p.l

%

or
or

1| jn.au
5 jn.au

Y
Y

Chile 1823.
N. Amer. 1825.

s

s

S.I
CO

A

or

1| au.s

Y

1820.

D

CO

Q)

or

3 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1824.

s

CO

A

or

li jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1820.

s

CO

A

or

3 s

Y

Mexico 1816.

s

CO

O

or

1J Jn.jl

Y

1822.

s

CO

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

N. Amer. 1823.

8

p.l

O

or

3 jl

Y

N. Amer. 1770.

S

S.I

o

Pr

lijl.S

Y

Peru 1824.

D

CO

0

or

1 my.jl

Y

California 1823.

S

CO

O>

or

2 jn.o

Y

B. Ayres 1732.

S

CO

Q

or

1 jl.au

W

S. Amer. 1825.

s

CO

o

or

2 jn.au

W

N. Amer. 1816.

s

CO

o

or

1 my.au

P

N. Amer. 1794.

s

CO

8

or
or

1 my
1 jn.au

R.w
P

Nepal 1827.
N. Amer. 1817.

s
s

CO
CO

o

or

1 jn.au

P

N. Amer. 1825.

s

CO

o

or

£ jn.au

P

Florida 1824.

s

CO

o

pr

i ap.au

P

Chile 1822.

s

CO

0)
A

pr
or

\ my.au
3 jn.au

W
D.Y

N. Amer. 1811.
N. Amer. 1737.

s

D

s.p
s.p

A

or

1 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1818.

D

CO

Q)

or

2 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1820.

S

CO

A

or

1 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1813.

D

CO

A

or

I my.s

D.Y

N. Amer. 1757.

D

p.l

A,

or

4 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1817.

S

CO

A

or

us

Y

N. Amer. 1822.

D

CO

Mee. ic. 1. 34
Mur. 6.
Bot. mag. 365
Bot. reg. 147

Jac. ic. 3. 455

Lind. col. 10

Hook. ex. fl. 140
Bot. reg. 1040

Sw.fl.gar,184

Bot. mag. 1974
Mur. 5. 3

Schk. han. 1. 105

Bot. mag. 352
Bot. reg. 562

Bot. mag. 2424
Bot. mag. 332

Bot. mag. 355

ORDER I.

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

155

10028 macrocarpa Ph.
10029 missourdnsis B. M.

long-fruited
Missouri

1

A or
A or

1 jn.jl
1 jn.au

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1811.
1818.

R
R

tr

Sw. fl. gar. 5
Bot mag. 1592

alata Nut.

10030 glauca MX.

glaucous

^

A or

2 my.o

Y

N. Amer.

1812.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1606

10031 Frasferi Ph.

Eraser's

^

A or

1£ my.o

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

1)

s.p

Bot. mag. 1674

10032 triloba Nut.

three-lobed

i

A °r

£ my.s

Y

N. Amer.

1822.

S

CO

rhizocarpa Spr.

10033 rosea H. K.
10034 tetraptera Cav.

rosy-flowered
four-winged

;&_AJor
O or

1 my.au
1 jn.au

Pk
W

Peru
Mexico

1783.
1796.

S

S

pi

S.I

Bot. mag. 347
Bot. mag. 468

10035 clavata Kth.

clubbed

O or

1 jl.au

W

Mexico

1827.

S

CO

10036 nervosa Horn.

nervose

•*v

A or

2 jl.au

Y

......

1827.

S

CO

10037 caespitusa B. M.

turfy

^

A or

1 jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1811.

It

p.l

Bot. mag. 1593

10038 acaulis CV™.

stemless

^

Al or

I my.s

W

Chile

1821.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 763

10039 speciosa Nut.

showy

tf

S or

1 mr.s

W

N. Amer.

1821.

S

CO

Hook. ex. fl. 80

10040 virgata Fl. per.

twiggy

pr

la jn

P.w

Peru

1823.

S

CO

Fl. per. 315

1184. GAU'RA L. GAURA.

10041 biennis L. biennial

10042 mutabilis Cav. changeable

10043 omotherjeflora Zuc. CEnothera-flwd

10044 coccinea Fra. scarlet

KXH5 fruticosa Jac. shrubby tt.

10046 tripetala Cav. three-petaled

(Gauros, superb j flowers.) Onagrarice. 6. — 7.

5 au.o R.w N. Amer. 1762. S p.l Bot. mag. 389

Y N. Amer. 1795. S s.l Bot. mag. 388

S. Amer. 1816. S s.l

Louisiana 1811. S s.l

S. Amer. 1815. S s.l Jac. ic. 3. 457

Mexico 1804. S s.l Cav. ic. 4. 396. 1

1185. CLA'RK/^ Ph. CLARKIA. (Capt. Clark, accomp. Capt. Lewis to Rocky Mountains.) Onagrarice. 1.
10047 pulchella Ph. pretty Q pr ^ jn P N. Amer. 1826. S p.l Bot. reg. 1100

1186. EPILC^BIUM 7,. WILLOW HERB. (Epi, upon, lobos, a pod ; flower.) Onagrarice. 21. — 25.

10048 angustif61ium L.
2 album

narrow-leaved
wh \te-flowered

10049 spicatum Lam. spiked

10050 angustissimum H. K. narrowest-/*^

10051 Dodon^V All. Dodoens's
Halleri Ret%.

10052 rosmarinifulium Ph. Rosemary-lvd
squamatum Nut.

10053 latifolium L.

10054 hirsutumZ,. hairy,oi

10055 tomentosum Ven.

10056 parvifl&rum E. B.
m611e Lam.

10057 villosum Thun.

10058 montanum L.

10059 strictum MM.

10060 r6seum Schreb.

10061 alsinifolium Vil.

10062 tetragonum L.

10063 coloratura MM.

10064 alpestre Schmidt

10065 dahuricum Pis.

10066 palustre L.

10067 obscurum Schr.

10068 lanceolatum Seb.

10069 alplnum L.

1187. GE^LA Lou.

10070 lanceolate Lou.
Selas lanceolate Spr.

1188. FU'CHS/,4 L. FUCHSIA.

Britain mea. D co
Britain gard. D co
N. Amer. . . D
Alp. Eur. 1775.
France 1700.

Eng. bot 1947

D m.s Bot. mag. 76
D co

N. Amer. 1800. D co

broad-leaved

^ A or

2 jl.au

R

N.Europe 1779.

D

CO

Par. Ion. 58

ir Codlins SfCrean

z^ A or

4 jl.au

P

Britain

wat.pl.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 838

tomentose

^ A or

3 jl.au

P

Asia

1818.

D

CO

Ven. eels 90

small-flowered

3t A pr

3 jlau

P

Britain

wat. pi.

D

co-

Eng. bot 795

villous

jg lAlor

2 jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1799.

D

co

mountain

:k A w

2 jn.jl

P

Britain

woods.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1177

strict

^ A or

1| Jl.au

P

Pennsylv

. 1817.

D

CO

rose-colored .
Chickweed-lvd

£ A w

SAW

Pk
Pk

England
Britain

mar.
sc. al.

D
D

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot 693
Eng. bot 2000

square-stalked

^ A w

2"jl

P

Britain

mar.

D

m.s

Eng. bot 1948

colored

^ A or

3 jl

P

N. Amer

. 1805.

D

l.p

alpine

jk A pr

i Jn.jl

P

Switzerl.

1820.

S

Lp

Daurian

O pr

I 1

W

Dauria

1822.

S

CO

marsh

^ A w

2 jl

P

Britain

mar.

D

CO

Eng. bot 346

obscure

^ A or

1 jl.au

P

Europe

1815.

S

CO

lance-leaved

tA or

li jl.au

P

Italy

1810.

D

CO

alpine

A w

i jn

R

Britain

al. riv.

D

8.1

Eng. bot. 2001

GELA.

(Gelao, to shine ;

leaves ?)

Onaernrice. 1.

lanceolate

*l_Jor

4

Y

Cochinch. 1820.

C

s.p

10071 coccinea L.

10072 gracilis Lindl.
decussate B. M.
2 multiflora

10073 tenella Hort.

10074 virgata Swt.

10075 conica B. R.

scarlet
slender

(L. Fuchs, a celebrated German botanist.) Onograrue. 13. — 19.

* i |or
«|_Jor

* i j or
at i lor

SdS

«t | | or
* i |or
Jf l | or
it | | or

* i |or
«l_Jor

6
8

6
8
4
4
3
6
4
4
16
3

3
10

my.o
my.o

my.o
my.o
my.o
jn.o
jl.o

0

ap.o
my.o
o
jn.o

my.o
s.o

S.p
S.P

S.p
S.p
SP
S.p
S.p
P
R
R
Pk
G.P

S
P

Chile
Chile

Chile
Chile
Mexico
Chile
Chile
Mexico
Chile
Mexico
Mexico
N. Zeal.

hybrid
Chile

1788. C p.l
1823. C p.l.

1824. C p.l
1824. C p.l
1825. C p.l
1825. C p.l
1823. C p.l
1825. C p.l
1796. C p.l
1824. C p.l
1824. C p.l
1824. C p.l

1825. C p.l
1825. C p.l

Bot mag. 97
Bot. reg. 847

Bot reg. 1052

Bot reg, 1062
Bot. cab. 1062

Bot mag. 1024
Bot. reg. 1048
Bot. reg. 943
Bot. reg. 857

Fl. per. 3. 322

many-flowered
delicate
twiggy
conic

10076 macrostemon Fl. per. long-stamened

10077 venusta Kth. beautiful

10078 Zycioldes Andr. Boxthorn-like

10079 parvi flora B. R. small- flowered

10080 arborescens Mac. arborescent

10081 excorticate L. barked
Skinnera excorticate Forst.

10082 hybrida Swt. hybrid

10083 apetala R. # P. apetalous

1189. CYMINO'SMA Gae. CYMINOSMA. (Kyminon, cumin seed, osrne, smell.) Rutacete. 2.— 4.

10084 pedunculate Dec. peduncled » CD cu 6 f.d G E. Indies 1800. C lt.1
Jambolffera pedunculate Lou.

10085 odorata Dec. sweet-scented *i | pr 6 ... G China 1818. C lt.1

Jambolifera odorata Lou.

1190. ELA'PHRIUM Jac. ELAPHRIUM. (Elaphros, contemptible ; wood.) Rutacete. 1.—6.

10086 glabrum Jac. smooth 1 CD or 20 ... W Carthag. 1818. C p.l Jac. am. 71. 4
Fagara Elaphrium W.

1191. MELFCOPE Forst. MELICOPE. (Melt, honey, kopc, incision; nectary of notched glands.) Rutacece. I.

10087 ternata Forst. ternate * i_J or N. Zeal. 1222. C p.l Lam. il. 294

* 1192. STADMA'NN/4 Lam. STADMANNIA. ( M. Stadmann, a botanical traveller.) Sapindaceae. I.— 2.

10088 australis R. Br. southern i l_J or 30 N. Holl. 1823. C s.Lp

1193. OXYCO'CCUS Pers. CRANBERRY.
10089 pa!6stris Ph. marsh !U

Faccinium Oxycoccus L.

(Oxys, acid, kokkos, fruit.) Ericece. 4.

\ my.jn Pk Britain tur.bo. L p Eng. bot. 319

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS VIII.

10090 macrocarpus Pers. long-fruited !U.
FaccSnium macrocarpum H. K.

fr

f my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1760.

L

bog

Den. br. 122

10091 erythrocarpus Pers. red-fruited n.

fr

2 my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1806.

L

bog

Den. br. 31

er^ctus Ph.

10092 hispidnlus Pers. rather hispid JL. fr A ap.my W Huds.Bay 1815.
Gaultheria serpyllifolia Ph. Faccinium hispidulum L. ^4'rbutus tilitormis Lam.

L

bog

Ph. am. 13

1194. FACCI'NIUM L. WHORTLE BERRY.

(Perhaps from bacca, a berry.)

Ericece. 43. —57.

10093 ^rctostaphylos L. Bear's Grape ^
10094 madeirense Lk. Madeira site

or

fr

10 ap.jn
6 jn.au

W

R.G

Caucasus 1800.
Madeira '1777.

L
L

l.p

P

And. rep. 30

^rctostaphylos Andr. padifolium Sm.

10095 diffiisum H. K. diffuse $

or

20 my.jl

Pk

Carolina 1765.

L

P

arboreum Mr.

10096 dumusum Andr. bushy £

or

3 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1774.

L

p

Bot. mag. 1106

hirtellum H. K. frondosum MX.

2 humile humble 31

or

2 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1774.

L

p.l

Den. br. 32

10097 ventistum H. K. beautiful Sfe

or

3 my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1770.

L

p

10098 frondosum L. frondose Sfe

or

3 my.jn

W.G

N. Amer. 1761.

L

P

Bot. rep. 140

glaucum MX.

10099 pallidum H. K. pale 3fe

or

2 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1772.

I,

p

10100 elevatum Lo. C. elevated &

or

3 my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

L

l.p

10101 stamineum L. /ow^-stamened &

or

2 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1772.

L

P

Pluk.al.339.3

10102 mucronatum L. mucronate &

or

4 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1822.

L

l.p

10103 ilbum L. white-flowered &

or

2 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1772.

L

P

Bot. rep. 263

stamineum Andr.

10104 /igustrinum L. Privet-leaved 34

or

3 my.jn

p

N. Amer. ...

L

p

10105 resinosum H. K. resinous 3fe

or

4 my.jn

P.G

N. Amer. 1772.

L

P

WTang. 30. 69

1 viridescens viridescent-./Ztw/3Ei

or

3 mv.jn

Y.G

Canada 1772.

L

p

2 rubescens rubescent-^?tod 3fe

or

3 my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1772.

L

p

Bot. mag. 1288

10106 parviflorum Andr. small-flowered 3fe

or

3 my.jn

Br

N. Amer. 1804.

L

P

Bot. rep. 123

10107 corymbosum L. corymbose 3fe

or

7 my

W

N. Amer. 1806.

L

P

disomorphum MX. album Lam.

10108 amce^num H. K. pleasing &

or

6 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1765.

L

P

Bot. rep. 138

disomorphum var. MX.

10109 virgatum //. K. twiggy Sk
2 angustifdliumJFa/. narrow-leaved 3fe

or
or

3 ap.my
3 ap.my

Pk
W

N. Amer. 1767.
N. Amer. 1767.

L
L

|:.,

Bot. rep. 181
Den. br. 34

10110 marianum Wat. Maryland &

or

2 myjn

W

N. Amer. 1812.

L

Den.br. 124

10111 grandiflorum Wat. great-flowered 3fe

or

2 jl.au

w

N. Amer. 1812.

L

p.]

Den. br. 125. A

10112 elongatum Wat. elongated 3fe

or

2 jl.au

w

N. Amer. 1812.

L

P.I

Den. br. 125. B

10113 minutiflorum Wat. sm ill-flowered 3fc

or

2 jl.au

w

N. Amer. 1812.

L

P.I

Den. br. 125. C

10114 glabrum Wat. smooth &

or

2 jl.au

Pk

N. Amer. 1812.

I,

p.i

Den. br. 125. D

10115 galexans MX. Gale-leaved 36

or

2 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1806.

L

p

10116 fuscStum H. K. darkened 3£

or

2 my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1770.

L

p

Bot. reg. 302

formosum Andr.

2 angustifolium narrow-leaved &

or

2 my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. ...

L

p

10117 tenellum^J. K. delicate &

fr

li my.jn

Pk

N. Amer. 1772.

L

P

pennsylvanicum MX.

10118 Myrtillus L. Myrtle Bilberry^

fr

1J ap.jn

R

Britain hea.

L

P

Eng. bot. 456

2 frfictu albo white-fruited 3fe

fr

1£ ap.jn

G

Britain moors.

L

P

10119 uliginosum L. bog Bleaker ry Sfe
10120 angustifolium If. X. nar.-lvd Bluet's &

fr
or

2 ap.my
2 ap.my

Pk

Pk

Britain
N. Amer. 1776.

L

L

p
P

Eng. bot. 581

myrtilloides MX.

10121 salfcinum Lod. \Vi\\ovt-leavcd S

or

1| my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

L

i.p

10122 caespitosum MX. turfy J*

or

t ...

W

Huds.Bay 1823.

L

p

10123 f itis Idae"aZ. Cowberry tt.

pr

f ap.jn

Pk

Britain

Sk

p

Eng. bot. 598

2 majus larger tt.

pr

f ap.jn

Pk

N. Amer.

Sk

p

3 maximum largest tt.

pr

f ap.jn

Pk

N. Amer.

Sk

p

10124 \\a\\ericefblium Lo. C. Halleria-lvd 3fc

or

li my.jn

W

N. Amer.

L

i.p

10125 Tnvrtifolium MX. Myrtle-leaved S~. | pr
10126 crassifolium Andr. thick-leaved tt. pr

1 my.jl
1 jn.jl

W
Pk

Carolina 1812.
Carolina 1787.

L

L

P
p

Bot. mag. 1152

10127 meridionale Swx. meridional * C

H or

2 mr.jn

W.G

Jamaica 1778.

L

P

10128 caracasanum Kth. Caraccas ** L.

D or

6 my.jn

W

Caraccas 1825.

C

IP

10129 nitidum Ph. glossy tt.
2 decumbens decumbent 9~

pr
pr

1| my.jn
f my.jn

Pk
Pk

Carolina 1794.
Carolina 1794.

L
L

P

P

Bot. reg. 480
Bot. mag. 1550

10130 Afyrsinites MX. Myrsine-leaved «-

pr

1J my.jn

Pk

Carolina

L

P

2 lanceolatum lanceolate tt.

pr

1| my.jn

Pk

Florida

L

P

?j obtusum obtuse tt.

pr

1| my.jn

Pk

Carolina

L

P

10131 prunifolium Lo.C. Plum-leaved 3£

or

li my.jn

Pk

N. Amer.

L

IP

10132 Auxifolium Andr. Box-leaved JU.

cu

1 my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1794.

L

P

Bot. mag. 923

brachycerum MX.

10133 ovatum PA. ••• ovate *

fr

2 my

Pk

N. Amer. 1826.

L

P.I

*1195. A/E&IE'CLYON L. MEMECLYON. (Greek name of the fruit of the arbutus.) Melastbmece. 2. —6.

10134 capitellatum L. small-headed 1 CD or 10 jl ... E. Indies 1796. L p.l Bur. zey. 30

10135 edule Rox. edible 1 CD fr 20 ... P.c Ceylon 1820. C p.l

1196. LAGE'TTA J. LAGETTA.
10136 lintearia J. linen

Daphne Lagetta Swz.

(Lagetto, its name in Jamaica.)
CD cu 6 year

Thymel^cc. 1.
Jamaica 1793. C i.p Lam. il. 289

1197. DA'PHNE L. DAPHNE. (Daio, to burn, phone, noise;
10137 Mezereum L. Mezereon 3fe m 4 f.ap

crackles when burning.) Thymelce'ce. 22. — 38.
Pk England woods. C p.l Eng. bot. 1381

1 rubra

red-flowered

•

or

4

f.ap

Pk

England

woods.

C

p.l

2 alba

w h \te-flowered

^•c

or

4

f.ap

W

••••••

C

p.l

3 autumnalis

autumnal

^

or

•1

au.o

R

Europe

C

si

10138 Laureola L.
10139 p6ntica L.

Spurge Laurel
Pontic '

tt

or
or

6
4

ja.mr
ap.my

G
GY

Britain
Pontus

woods.

1759.

s

C

S.I
S.I

Eng. bot. 119
Bot. mag. 1282

2 rubra Hort.

red

at

Hor

4

ap.my

R

hybrid

1827.

C

S.I

10140 rtnifolia Swx.

Tinus-leaved

4fe

or

6

Jamaica

1773.

C

l.p

10141 Gnidium L.

Gnidium

tt

or

2

jn.au

W*

Spain

1597.

C

S.1

Bot. cab. 150

10142 odbra Thun.

sweet-scented

jit

1 1 or

3

mr.d

P.w

China

1771.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 1587

2 variegata

variegated

*

1 | or

4

ap.my

W

Japan

1800.

C

l.p

10143 indica L.

Indian

jfc

I 1 or

4

my.jl

W

China

1800.

C

p.l

10144 papyracea Wai.
cannabina Wai.

paper

*L_Jor

4

mr.au

W

Nepal

1824.

C

8.1

As.res.13.315.ic.

ORDER I.

OCTANDR1A MONOGYNIA.

Chinese *

alpine tt

Altaic *
Garland flower tt.

striated *

hill *

Neapolitan *

10145 hy"brida Swt. hybrid
Dauphinw Hort.

10146 chinensis Lam.

10147 alpina /,.

10148 altaica Pall.

10149 Cneorum L.

10150 striata Trat.

10151 collina Sm.

10152 neapolitnna Lod.

collina /3 neapolitana B. R.

10153 oleoides Schreb. Olive- like

10154 sericea Vahl silky
oleaefolia Lam.

10155 rhymela?va L. Wild Olive
Passerina Thymela^a Dec.

10156 pubescens L. pubescent

10157 Tditon-rairaL. Tarton-raira
Passerina Tarton-raira Schr.

10158 tomentosa Lam. tomentose
Passerina villosa L.

; | _ | or 2 mr.au R

i | or

or
or

4 f.au Y

2 my.jl W

3 ap.my W

1 ap.s Pk

2 jn P

3 ja.jn P
2 ja.jn P

2 year W
2 my.jn W

NIA.

hybrid

China
Italy
Siberia
Austria
Switzerl.
Italy
Naples

Crete

Crete

1827.

1825.
1759.
1796.
1752.
1819.
1752.
1822.

1815.
1820.

C
C

c

G
L
C
L

L

0

C

S.I
S.I

P.l
p.l
s.p

a

S.I

157

Sw. fl. gar. 200

Bot. cab. 66
Bot. mag. 1875
Bot. mag. 313

Bot. mag. 428
Bot. reg. 822

Bot. mag. 1917

or 3 f.ap Y Spain

3 ap.my Y
3 my.jl W

Austria
France

1815. C s.p Pluk. al. 299. 2

1810. C l.p Til. pis. 49. 2
1640. G s.l Fl.gr. 354

or 2 my.jl W Asia 1800. C l.p

1198. DI'RCA L.

LEATHER WOOD.

(Dirka

, a fountain ;

habitation.)

Thvmelce^ce. \.

10159 palustris L.

marsh

& ec

6

mr.ap

Y

Virginia

1750.

L

S.I

Bot. reg. 292

*1199. GNI'DIA L.

GNIDIA.

(Ancient name of the laurel.)

Thumelafa;. 16. —24.

10160 />inif61ia L.

Pine-leaved

tt|_Jpr

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1768.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 19

10161 radiata Wnl.

radiated

ttLjor

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1818.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 29

10162 imbe'rbis Dry.

beardless-scaled

&t | | pr

2i

ap.au

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1792.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1463

10163 simplex L.

simple

tt. 1 1 el

1

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1786.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 812

10164 flava Lo. C.

yellow

tt!_jor

2

my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1825.

c

s.p

10165 bifl5ra Thun.

two-flowered

«l_Jor

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.p

10166 ./uniperifblia L.
acerosa Gm.

Juniper-leaved

tt i | or

ty

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1810.

c

S.p

10167 Jinoides Wik.

Flax-like

tt | |or

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.p

10168 capitata W.

capitate

tt. | 1 CU

1

jnjl

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1788.

c

s.p

10169 oppositif&lia L.
10170 stricta Wik.

opposite-leaved tt. i | pr
strict tt | | or

1 my.jl
2| my.jn

Pa.Y
Pa.Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1783.
1818.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Bot. reg. 2

10171 tomentbsa L.

tomentose

ttuJor

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

S.p

10172 argentea Thun.

silvery

tt { |or

2

my.jn

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1826.

c

s.p

10173 sericea L.

silky

tt. i | pr

] J

r my.jl

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1786.

c

S.p

Bot. rep. 225

10174 imbricata L.
denudata Lindl.

imbricated

It my.jl

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 757

10175 laevigata Thun.

polished

tt.|_]pr

1

my.jl

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1822.

c

l.p

1200. STELLENR^ L. STELLERA. (G. W. Steller, a celebrated bot. collector, d. 1746.) Thymela?ce. 2. — 3.
10176 Passerina L. Sparrow-wort O cu 1 jl.au W S. Europe 1759. S s.p Jac. ic. 1. 68

Passerina annua Wik.

10177 Chamaejasme L. Ground Jasmine tt. | | or

Passerina Steller* Wik.

1 jn.jl W Siberia 1817. C s.p Am. rut. 2

1201. PASSERrNA L. SPARROW-WORT. (Passer, a sparrow ;
10178 uniflora L. one-flowered tt. | | cu | ap.my W
10179 laxa L. fil. loose tt. L_| cu f jn.jl W
10180 tenuiflbra W. en. slender-flwd tt. |_J cu f jn.s W

beaked seeds.)
C. G. H. 1759.
C. G. H. 1804.
C. G. H. ...

Thymelafa:. 14.— 28.
C s.p Wen. ob. 2. 18
C p.l Bot. cab. 755

C S.D

10181 linearifolia Wik.

linear-leaved

j|£

l | or

3

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.p

10182 filif6rmis L.

filiform

tt.

1 | cu

1

jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1752.

C

s.p

Wen. ob. 2. 15

10183 capitata L.

headed

tt.

| | CU

1

jn.o

W

C. G. H.

1789.

C

s.p

Wen. ob. 2. 17

10184 hirsuta L.
10185 ericoides L.

hairy
Heath-like

tt,

tt

1 | cu
1 |or

S

my.jn

W
W

S. Europe 1759.
C. G. H. 1810.

C

c

p.l
s.p

Bot. mag. 1949

10186 rigida Wik.

rigid

tt

I | or

2

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

s.p

10187 ciliata L.

ciliated

tt

1 | or

2

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.p

10188 Thunbergw Wik.

Thunberg's

tt

l_Jor

3

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

s.p

10189 grandiflora L.fil.
10190 spicatai.^.

great- flowered
spiked

tt-| | CU
tt.| |CU

1
1

my.jn
my.jn

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1789.
1787.

c
c

s.p
p.l

Bot. mag. 292
Bot. cab. 311

10191 anthylloides L.fil.

Anthyllis-like

*

l | or

2

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1823.

c

s.p

1202. LACHN^A-L.

LAOH.V^EA. (Lachne, down ;

clothing of corolla.) Thu

"melcE^£B. 5.

10192 conglomerata L.

clustered

tt

1 | or

2

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1773.

s

r.m

Passerina conglome

irata Thun.

10193 eriocephala L.
10194 purpurea H. K.

woolly-headed tt | ] or
purple-flowered tt | I or

2
2

jn'jl

W

P

C. G. H.
C. G H.

1793.
1800.

c
c

P!

Bot. mag. 1295
Bot. mag. 1594

10195 glauca Sal. glaucous
10196 iuxifolia Lam. Box-leaved
Gnidia filamentosa L.fil.

tt
tt

Hor
or

2
2

mv.jl
my.jl

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1800.

c
c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1658
Bot. mag. 1657

1203. eOMBREvTUM L. COMBRETUM,
\ 10197 purpureum Vahl purple
§ 10198 combsum G. Don comose

(A name by Pliny to a climbing plant.)
fl_Oor 15 jn.d S Madagasc.1818.
fl_ CD or 20 ... P S. Leone 1822.

Combretacece. 13. — 50.
C r.m Bot. mag. 2102
C r.m

§ 10199 intermedium G. Do

n intermediate

fl_

1 1 or

15

f-jl

s

S. Leone

1823

c

r.m

10200 grandiflorum G. Don large-flowered
§ 10201 Afz^lii G. Don Afzelius's
10202 paniculatum G.Don paniculate

tt

t

l | or
1 I or
[~~1 or

5

10

50

fjl
ja.jn

s

s
s

S. Leone
S. Leone
Guinea

1824.
1826.
1824.

C

c

c

r.m
r.m
r.m

10203 elegans Kth.

elegant

L

§or

15

ap.jl

s

Brazil

1820.

c

r.m

10204 farinosum Kth.

mealy

fi_

or

10

ap.jl

O.R

Mexico

1825

c

r.m

10205 secundum Jac.
laxum Aub.

side- flowering

t

or

10

ap.jl

Y.s

Trinidad

1818.

c

r.m

Aub. gui. 1. 137

10206 racemosum Beauv.

racemose

g

[ | or

12

fjl

W

Benin

1826.

c

r.m

Beau. ow. 2. 118

§ 10207 decandrum Rox.

decandrous

a

1 1 or

20

fjl
'

W

E. Indies

1826.

c

r.m

Rox. cor. 1. 59

\ 10208 barbatum G. Don

bearded-peialea

*,

1 | or

10

W

Maranh.

1820.

c

r.m

10209 nanum Ham.

dwarf

*

1 1 or

2

...

W

Nepal

1825.

c

r.m

,, ASpIDFSTRA Ker ASPIDISTRA.
0210 Ifanda .Ker lurid £

10211 punctata Lindl. dotted £

(Aspidision, a little shield ; flowers.) Araldea:. 2.

El cu 1 jl P China 1822. Sk co Bot. reg. 628

El cu 1 mr P China 1824. Sk p.l Bot. reg. 977

158

OCTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS VIII.

CLASS VIII. ORDER 2.

OCTA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1205. GALEVN7^ W. GALE VIA.

10212 africana W. African

1206. APHANA'NTHE L/C. APHANANTHE.

10213 celosioldes Lk. Cockscomb-Ik tt i

(C. Galenas, a celeb, physician of Pergamus.) ChenopodecE. 1. —
tt. i_J cu 2 jn.au W C. G. H. 1752. C p.l Lam. il. 314

(Aphanes, obscure, anthos, flower.)
cu 1£ jl W.G Brazil 1813. C

p.l

AmaranthucetE. 1.
p.l

1207. WEI NMA'NNZ4 L. WEINMANNIA. (J. W. Weinmann, a German botanist.) Cunoniaccce. 5.— 12.

10214 glabra L.
pinnata L.

10215 hirta Swx.

10216 ovata Cav.

10217 elliptica Kth.

10218 trifoliate L.fil.

smooth * CU or 6 my.jn W Jamaica 1815. C r.m Lam. il. 313. 1

hairy «fc D or 6 my.jn W Jamaica J820. C r.m

ovate-leaved * I I or 6 my.jn W Peru 1824. C r.m Cav. ic. 6. 566

elliptic * CD or 4 my.jn W S. Araer. 1824. C r.m

three-leaved » FJ or 4 my.jn W C. G. H. 1820. C r.m Lam. il. 313. 2

1208. MCEHRFNG/^ L. MCEHRINGIA. (P. H. G. Hectoring, a celebrated physician.) Caryophyllea: . 2. —3.
mossy ^ A cu % jn.jl L.P S. Europe 1775. D s.l Schk. nan. 1. 108

10219 muscbsa L.
10i!20 sedif&lia W.

Sedum-leaved

A cu

1209. AREMO'NIA Dec. AREMONIA.
10221 agrimonoides Dec. Agrimony-like ^ A or
Agrimbnia agrimonoides L.

\ jn.jl W.s S. Europe 1823. D s.l W. b. m. 3. 23

(Change from Agrimonia.) Rosacece. 1.

1 jl.au Y Italy 1739. D co Col. ec. 1.144

CLASS VIII. ORDER 3.

OCTA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

* 1210. POL Y'GONUMi. POLTGONUM.

(Polys, many, gonu, a joint ; stems.) Polvsbnea;. 68. — 102.

10222 ramosissimum MX.

branchiest

^c

O

w

1 my.jl

W

N. Amer.

1810.

S

CO

10223 gracile R. Br.

slender

^L

iAJ

or

1 jn.au

R

N. Holl.

1822.

D

m.s

10224 amphibium L.

amphibious

A

or

1 jn.au

Pk

Britain

dit.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 436

2 hirsutum

hairy

A

or

1 jn.au

R

Britain

moi.pl

D

CO

10225 coccineum Mhl.

scarlet

^

A

Pr

1 jn.au

S

N. Amer.

1819.

D

s.l

10226 ni!6ticum Left.

Nile

A

un

2 jl.au

R

Africa

1824.

D

m.s

10227 ocreatum L.

booted

A

pr

2 jn.s

W.G

Siberia

1780.

D

s I

Gm. si. 3. 8

10228 plebeium R. Br.

plebeian

tAJ

or

R

N. Holl.

1822.

S

m.s

10229 virgin ianum Bieb.

Virginian

^L

A

or

3 au.s

W

N. Amer.

1640.

D

s.l

Par. th. 857. 6

10230 mite Pers. mi

Id Water Pcppe'i

r^fc-

O

or

1 jn.au

R

N. Amer.

1800.

S

m.s

10231 salsugineum Bieb.

briny

jfc.

pr

1 jn.au

Pk

Caucasus

1817.

D

S.1

10232 Persicaria L.

Persicaria

w

HJl.au

Pk

Britain

dit.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 756

10333 incanum Schmidt

hoary

0

un

2 jl.au

W

Germany

1804.

S

S.1

Pet. brit. 3. 8

10234 tepathif61ium L.

Dock-leaved

0

w

1 jn.s

G

England (

lungh.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1382

10235 persicarioldes tfjfA.

Persicaria-like

or

l£ jn.au

R

Mexico

1816.

S

CO

10236 senegalensis Mil.

Senegal

=*=

or

1| jl.au

R

Guinea

1825.

S

m.s

10237 Hydropiper L.

Water Pepper

0

w

1 jl.8

R

Britain \

rat. pi.

S

S.1

Eng. bot. 989

10238 glabrum .Roar.

smooth

or

l|jn.au

W

E. Indies

1810.

S

CO

10239 minus Hud.

smaller

w

i au.s

Pk

England ^

vat.co.

S

S.1

Eng. bot. 1043

10240 arifolium Z,.

Arum-leaved

^

0

cu

6 my.o

W.R

N. Amer.

1816.

S

s.l

PI. am. 398. 3

10241 australe Spr.

southern

O>

cu

1 jl.au

R

N. Holl.

1818.

S

m.s

10242 barbktum L.

bearded

Jc

A

cu

2 jn

W

China

1819.

S

s.l

10243 tinctorium Z.OM.

dyer's

a

OJ

dy

2 jl.au

R

China

1776.

C

s.l

10244 decipiens R. Br.

deceiving

a

lAJ

or

2 jl.au

R

N. Holl.

1822.

S

m.s

10245 floribundum Schlec.

bundle-flowere<

\

or

2 jn.au

R

Siberia

1818.

S

CO

10246 orientate L.

oriental

or

6 jl.o

R

E. Indies

1707.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 213

2 album

white-flowered

or

4 jl.o

W.G

E. Indies

1781.

S

CO

10247 pennsylvanicum L.

Pennsylvanian

O

or

1 jn.au

R

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

10248 setbsum Jac.

bristly

^u

A

or

1 jn.jl

W

AsiaMin.

1817.

D

CO

Jac. 'ob. 3.57

10249 Laxmanni Lep.

Laxmann's

^

A

or

1 my.au

W

Davuria

1800.

D

CO

10250 herniarioldes Del

Herniaria-like

«L

_J

cu

s»

...

Egypt

1827.

D

CO

10251 erectum L.

upright

O

un

ljl.au

P.R

N. Amer.

1792.

D

s.l

10252 acetbsum .Sw?6.

sour

J6

o

un

W.G

Crimea

1820.

S

CO

10253 maritimum L.

sea-side

Jc

A

un

1 jn.au

W.G

S. Europe

1820.

D

s.l

10254 glaticum #«/.
10255 equisetif6rme Sm.

E:ous %
setum-fmdJ:

A
0

or
un

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

w"

N. Amer.
S. Europe

...

D

S

CO
CO

10256 Bellardi AIL

rdi's

O

un

1 jn.jl

W.G

S. Europe

...

S

CO ,

10257 littorale Lk.

sea-shore

^k

A

un

1 jn

W.G

S. Europe

...

S

CO

flagellare Bert.

10258 arenariurn W. & K.

sand

*£

O

or

1 my.au

P

Hungary

1807.

S

CO

W. & K. 67

10259 Dryandrz Spr.

Dryander's

0

Pr

l.jn.s

W

E. Indies

1800.

S

CO

elegans Dry.

10260 patulum Bieb.

spreading

pr

U jn.s

w

Tauria

1820

S

CO

10261 aviculare L.

small birds'

Jc

w

3 ap.o

G

Britain i

ubble.

S

CO

Eng. bot 125

10262 articulatum L.

jointed

pr

1 jn.au

W

N. Amer.

1817.

S

CO

10263 acidulum W. en.

sourish

£fc

A

un

2 jn.jl

W.G

Siberia

1816.

D

s.l

10264 salignum W.en.

Willow-like

A

un

4 my.au

W.G

Siberia

1816.

D

s.l

10265 divaricatum L.

divaricating

A

un

3 jl.au

W.G

Siberia

1759.

D

CO

Gm. si. 3. 11. 1

10266 difftisum Pall.

diffuse

A

pr

4 jl.au

W

Siberia

1817.

D

CO

10267 undulatum 3/wr.

\va\e-leaved

^

A

un

3 jn.jl

W.G

Siberia

1789.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 3. 10

10268 alpinum All.

alpine

^

A

un

2 my.au

W

Switzerl.

1816.

D

s.l

Al. ped. 68. 1

10269 elegans Ten.

elegant

*>£

pr

2 ap.au

W.G

Naples

1824.

D

CO

10270 chinense JL.

Chinese

3

; o

dy

6 jl.au

W.G

China

1795.

S

s.l

Bur. in. 30. 3

10271 patens D. Don

spreading

~£

or

1 jl.au

Nepal

1823.

D

CO

10272 sagittatum L.

arrow-leaved

J

cu

6 jl.au

W.G

N. Amer. 1759.

S

s.l

H. cl. 12

ORDER III.

OCTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

159

10273 cilinode MX. hairy-jointed

10274 adpressum R. Br. compressed

10275 dumetorum L. thicket

10276 <7onv61vulus L. Woodbine

10277 tataricum L. Tartarian

10278 emarginatum Roth notch-leaved

10279 cymosum Trev. cymose

10280 Fagopyrum L. Buck- Wheat

10281 scandens .L. American climbing

10282 sericeum Pall. silky

10283 hirsutum Walt. hairy

10284 viviparum L. viviparous

10285 ellipticum W. elliptic

10286 Bistorta L. Snakeweed

10287 petiolatum D. Don petiolated

10288 inacrophyllumD. Don long-leaved

10289 aff'ine D. Don kindred

1211. TRAGOPVRUM Bleb. GOAT'S WHEAT.

10290 lanceolatum Bleb, lanceolate & or
Polygonum frutescens B. R.

10291 iuxifolium Bleb. Box-leaved & or 1| jl.au
Polygonum crispulum B. M. caucasicum Hofg.

10292 polygamum Spr. polygamous sfe or 2 jl.au
Polygonum polygamum Pen. parvifulium Nut. ?

Pk Canada 1800. S co

R N. Holl. 1822. L s.p

W S. Europe 1803. S co

W.G Britain corn fi. S s.l

W.pk Siberia 1759. S s.l

Pk China 1796. S s.l

Pk Nepal 1827. S co

Pk England corn fi. S s.l

Pk N. Amer. 1749. D co

W Siberia 1820. D co

W N. Amer. 1817. D l.p

W.G Britain al. pas. D s.l

Pk Siberia 1807. D s.p

Pk Britain me. pa. D co

P Nepal 1820. D co

P Nepal 1820. D co

R Nepal 1822. D co

Lab. n. h. 1. 127
Fl. dan. 759
Eng. bot. 941
Gm. si. 3. 13. 1
Bot. reg. 1065

Eng. bot. 1044
Pluk. al. 177. 7
Gm. si. 3. 9

Eng. bot. 669
Eng. bot. 509

(Tragos, a goat, pyros, wheat.)
Pk Siberia

2 jl.au

Polygbnea:. 3. —6.
1770. L s.l Bot. reg. 255

Pk Siberia 1800. L s.l Bot. mag. 1065
Pk Carolina 1810. L p.l Ven.cels63

1212. COCCO'LOBAi
10293 uvifera L.

SEASIDE GRAPJ
grape-bearing '_

•:. (Kokkos, a berry,
§fr 6(5 ...

lobos, a lobe ; fruit.)
W.G W. Indies 1690.

Polygbnece. 18.— -23.
C r.m Jac. am. 73

10294 puWscens L.
10295 orbicularis Lo. C.

pubescent '_
round-leaved

tm
or

70
15

...

W.G
W.G

W. Indies 1690.
S. Amer. 1825.

C

C

r.m
r.m

Pluk. ph. 222. 8

10296 excoriata L.

barked

1 1 tm

80

W.G

W. Indies 1733.

C

r.m

PL ic. 146. 1

10297 nfvea Jac.

white-leaved

1 | or

20

W.G

Jamaica 1818.

C

r.m

10298 punctata L.

spotted

1 1 or

15

...

W.G

W. Indies 1733.

C

r.m

Jac. am. 114.77

10299 diversifolia Jac,

various-leaved '

r~i or

20

an

W.G

St. Dom. 1818.

C

r.m

Hook. ex. fl 102

10300 /aurifolia Jac.

Laurel-leaved ;

§or

20

au

W.G

Caraccas 1822.

C

r.m

Jac. sc. 3. 267

10301 flave'scens Jac.

flavescent

or

15

W.G

St. Dom. 1820.

C

r.m

Jac. am. 75

10302 obtusifolia Jac.

obtuse-leaved '

or

20

W.G

Carthag. 1822.

C

r.m

Jac. am. 74

10303 microstachya IV.

small-spiked ;

Dor

16

...

W.G

W. Indies 1824.

C

r.m

parviflora Pair.

10304 obovata Kth.

obovate-leaved '

f~~]or

50

^^

W.G

S. Amer. 1824.

C

r.m

10305 barbadensis Jac.

Barbadoes ]

[~~1 tm

GO

'..'.

W.G

Barbadoesl790.

C

r.m

Jac. ob. 1. 8

10306 brasiliensis Spr.

Brazilian

O or

20

W.G

Brazil 1825.

C

r.m

10307 latifulia Lam.

broad-leaved

O or

20

'"'.

W.G

S. Amer. 1812.

C

r.m

Lam. il. 316. 4

10308 acuminata Kth.

acuminate-/yrf ]

I I or

20

...

W.G

N. Grena. 1820.

C

r.m

10309 tenuifolia L.

narrow-leaved ^

1 1 or

30

W.G

Jamaica 1820.

C

r.m

Br. jam. 3

10310 longifolia Lk.

long-leaved ]

CD or

30

...

W.G

W. Indies 1810.

C

r.m

1213. BRUNNI'CH.Li Gae. BRUNNICHIA. (F. Brunnich, a Danish naturalist.) Polyeonea;. 1.
20311 cirrhbsa Gae. tendrilled fl. i | or 6 ... Pk Carolina 1787. C l.p Gae. fr. 1. 45. 2

1214. PAULLrAT^ Schum. PAULLINIA.

10312 Curhra L. Curura fl. C

10313 pinnata L. -winged-leaved fl. C

10314 tetragona Aub. quadrangular-sfrnd fl_ C

10315 Vespertilio Swx. bat fl_ C

10316 weliaBfolia J. Melia-leaved fl. C

10317 senegalensis J. Senegal fl_ £

10318 Cupani« Kth. Cupani's fl. C

10319 sphaerooarpa Rich, round-fruited fl. C

10320 curassavica L. Curassoa fl. £

10321 barbadensis Jac. Ba^badoes fl_ f_

10322 polyphylla Schum. many-leaved fl_ C

10323 carthagin^nsis Jac. Carthagena fl. [

10324 cariba^a Jac.

10325 pubescens Kth.

10326 hispida Jac.

10327 bipinnata Poir.

10328 cauliflora Jac.

Cariba?an

pubescent

hispid

bipinnate

stem-flowe

ring I..

(S. Paulli. prof. bot. at Copenhagen.) Sat

nndacetB. 17. — 39.

or

20

... W

Antilles 1824.

C

s.p

PI gen. 3. 2

or

15

... W.G

W. Indies 1752.

C

r.m

Jac. ob. 3. 62. 12

or

20

... W

Guiana 1825.

C

l.p

or

20

... W

S. Christo.1823.

C

s.p

Ac. haf. 3. 11. 1

or

12

... W.G

Brazil 1819.

C

s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 110

or

16

... W

Guinea 1822.

C

r.m

or

20

... W

Trinidad 1818.

C

s.p

or

26

... W

Guiana 1824.

C

l.p

or

18

... W.G

S. Amer. 1739.

C

r.m

Jac. ob. 3. 61. 8

or

16

... W.G

W. Indies 1786.

C

s.p

Jac. ob. 3. 62. 9

or

20

... W.G

W. Indies 1739.

C

s.p

Jac. ob. 3. 61. 10

or

16

... W

Carthag. 1818.

C

s.p

Jac. ob. 3. 61. 6

or

10

... W.G

W.Indies ...

C

s.p

Jac. ob. 3. 62. 7

or

16

... w

S. Amer. 1820.

C

IP

or

20

... w

Trinidad 1825.

C

r.m

Jac. sc. 3. 268

or

20

... w

Brazil 1816.

C

s.p

or

18

... w

Caraccas 1822.

C

r.m

Jac. ic. 3. 450

1215. SERIANNv4 Plu. SERIANA. (Philip Serjeant, a French friar and botanist.) Sapindaceee. 5. — 21.
10329 sinuata Schum. sinuate-leaved fl_ CD or 15 ... W.G S. Amer.
divaricate g_ D or 20
Caraccas fl_ I I or 15 ...

Mexican fl_ O or 20

triternate fl_ I I or 20

10330 divaricata Schum.

10331 caracasana W.

10332 mexickna W.

10333 triternata W.

C co Jac. ob. 3. 61. 2

W.G Jamaica 1824. C r.m Ac. haf. 3. 12. 2

W.G Caraccas 1816. C co Jac. sc. 1. 99

W.G Mexico 1823. C r.m Ac. haf. 3. 11.3

W.G S. Amer. 1739. C r.m Jac. ob. 61. 10

1216. URVILL,£\4 Kth. URVILL^EA. (D. d'Urville, a French navigator and botanist.) Sapindhcece. 2.

10334 wlmacea Kth. Elm-like fl. CD or 20 ... W Caraccas 1824. C s.p H. & B. n.5.440

10335 ferruginea B. R.

rusty

l.i-'. W

IB

or 26 my.jl W Brazil 1823. C s.p Bot. reg. 107

1217. CARDIOSPF/RMUM L. HEART SEED. (Kardia, a heart, sperma, seed.) Sapindace<e 6 — 12.

•— cu 4 jl W.G India 1594. S co Bot. mag. 1049

or 20 jl.au W Jamaica 1817. C s.l

or 10 jl.au W Caraccas 1818. C s.l

W Guinea 1822. C s.l

W.G Brazil 1750. S co

S N. Spain 1823. S co

10336 .Halicdcabum L. Winter Cherry _|

10337 grandifl5rum Swz. large-flowered fl_

10338 coluteoides Kth. Colutea-like

10339 hirsutum W.

10340 Corindum L.

10341 pubescens Lag.

hairy
Indian heart
pubescent

fl_ CD or 15 jl.au
_i O cu 4 jl.au
jn

1218. SAPI'NDUS L. SOAPBERRY. (Sa

10342 Saponaria L. Saponaria '

10343 marginatus W. en. edged "

10344 Forsyth« Dec. Forsyth's '

10345 rigidus H. K. rigid

10346 frutescens Aub. frutescent i

10347 senegalensis Poir. Senegal

soap, Indus, Indian ; fruit cleanses linen.) Sapindhceae. 11. — 22.

TLDec 20 ... W.G W. Indies 1697. C p.l Com. h. 94

1 CD or 20 ... W.G Carolina ... C p.l

§or 20 ... W Grana* ... C p.l

or 25 jLs W.G America 1759. C p.l Pluk. al. 217. 7

or 10 ... W.G Guiana 1824. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 139

1 CD or 20 ... W.G Senegal 1823. C p.l

160

FNNEANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS IX.

10348 teurifolius Vahl

10349 Iongif51ius Vahl

10350 emarginatus Vahl

10351 rubiginosus Rox.

10352 indicus Pair.

W.G E. Indies 1820. C p.l R.mal.4.

... W.G E. Indies 1820.

... W.G E. Indies 1822.

... W.G E. Indies 1821.

... W.G E. Indies 1800.

S co

S r.m

S p.l

C p.l

CLASS VIII. ORDER 4.

OCTA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

1219. KALANCHGTE Adan. KALANCHOE.

( Chinese name.)

Semperv'vete. 7. — 8.

10353 laciniata Dec.

cut-leaved

n.

Hi

cu

2

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1781.

Lss.l

Dec. pi. 100

10354 crenata Dec.

crenated

tt.

=1

cu

2

jl.s

Y

S. Leone

1793.

Lss.l

Bot. mag. 1436

Verea crenata Andr.

10355 acutiflora Haw.

acute-flowered

tt

— 1

cu

2

jl.s

W

E. Indies?

' 1806.

Lss.l

Bot. rep. 560

Verea acuti floral

10356 aegyptlaca Dec.
10357 spatulata Dec.

Egyptian
spatulate

tt.
tt.

^

cu

cu

2

2

jLau
jl.au

Y

Y

Egypt
China

1820.
1820.

Lss.l
Ls s.l

Dec. pi. 63
Dec. pi. 64

10358 rotundifolia Haw.

round-leaved

tt.

~~~\

cu

2

jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1820.

Lss.l

Crassula rotundif61ii

i Haw.

10359 ceratophylla Haw.

horn-leaved

tt.

1

cu

2

jl.au

Y

hina

1820.

Lss.l

1220. BRYOPHY'LLUM Sal. BRYOPHYLLUM. (Bryo, to grow, phi/lion, a leaf; leaf plant.) Sempe.rvivece. 1.
10360 calyclnum Sal. large-cupped tt. H3 cu 2 ap.jl G.p E. Indies 1800. Ls s.l Par. Ion. 3
Cotylddon calyrinum Lar.

1221. PAM11S L.

10361 quadriftlia L.

10362 verticillata Bleb.

10363 polyphylla Sm.

1222. ADO'XA L.

10364 Moschatellina L.

1223. .ELA'TINE L.

10365 Hydr6piper L.

10366 tripetala Sm.

(Par, equal; regularity of parts.) Asphodeletz. 3. — 4.

" A cu $ my.jn G Britain woods. D p.l Eng. bot. 7
A cu j ap.my G Caucasus 1825. D veg
ap.jn G Nepal 1826. D veg

ADOXA. (A, privative, doxa, glory ; not showy.) Saxifrages. 1.

Moschatellina & A cu 5 mr.my G.v Britain woods. D s.p Eng. bot. 453

WATER- WORT. (Elate, a fir, Greek.') Cari/ophUllece. 2. — 4.

Water Pepper =*= O cu £ au W S. Europe ... S s.l Vail. pa. 2. 2
three-petaled i Q cu ^ au F Britain mar.lan. S s.l Eng. bot. 955

triandra ScM. hexandra Dec. Hydropiper E.B.

1224. HALORA'GIS Forst. HALORAGIS.
103fi7 Cercodia H. K. tail-like tt. |_J
10366 prostrata Forst. prostrate JU. \ |

(Hals, the sea, rhax, berry of grat
cu 2 ap.s G.R N. Zeal. 17
cu | my.s G.R N. Zeal. IS

Haloragece. 2. — 5.
C s.p Jac.ic. 1.69
C s.p

CLASS IX. ORDER 1.

ENNEA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1225. CINNAMOVMUM R. Br. CINNAMON. (Kinamon,
10389 verum Swt. true f I I m 40 jn.s

iatirus Cinnambmum L. Cassia B. M.

10370 nltidum Hook. shining Cinnamon^ CD m 20
iaurus nitida Rox.

10371 Cassia D. Don Cassia f O m 50 my.s
Zaurus Cassia L. Cinnamomum B. Rep.

10672 Malabktrum G. Don Malabar Leaf 1 Q or 30 ...
-Laurus A/alabatrum L.

10373 Cdmphora Swt. Camphor tree ± O m 20 mr.jn
Laurus'Cdmphora L.

10374 glaficum G. Don glaucous Camphor ^ I I or 20
laurus glafica Thun.

10375 d filce G. Don sweet cinnamon^ d) or 40
iaurus d61cis Rox. Burmann* Nees

10376 Beiolgbta Swt. Beiolgota f CZ) or 40 ...
Zaurus Beiolgota Ham.

10377 gracile Swt. slender 1 CU or 20
iatirus gracilis Hort.

10378 montanum G. Don mountain J f~1 or 40
Z/aurus montana Swx.

10379 Culilaban Swt. Culilaban f CZ1 or 20
iaurus Culilaban L.

uiinKiiiivii, yj./ uv.j Lttwintf?. 11, — 15.

W E. Indies 1768. C s.p Bot. mag. 1636

G E. Indies 1823. C p.l Hook. ex. fl. 176

G.Y Ceylon 1763. C s.p Bot. rep. 596

G.Y E. Indies 1805. C s.p R. mal. 5. 53

G.w Japan 1727. C s.p Jac.sc. 4. 3.2

P.Y Japan 1800. C l.p

W.Y E. Indies 1820. C Lp

Y.G E. Indies 1818. C Lp

Y.G E. Indies 1820. C l.p

W.G W. Indies 1810. C l.p

G.Y E. Indies 1823. C s.l Ru. am. 2. 14

1226. LAU'RUS L.
10380 splendens Hort.
10581 coriacea Swz.

10382 salicifolia Swx.

10383 thyrsifl6ra Poir.

10384 Chlor6xylon L.

10385 floribunda Swx.

(Blaur, green, Celt.)

Laiirirue. 25. — 70.

Willow-leaved
thyrse-flowered '
Cogwood tree
bundle-flowered3

Y.G E. Indies 1800. C l.p

... W.P W. Indies 1810. C l.p

... Y.G W. Indies 1826. C l.p

... Y.G Madagasc.1810. C l.p

G.w Jamaica 1778. C s.p Br.jam. 7 1

... Y.G W.Indies 1800. C l.p

ORDER II,

ENNEANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

161

1038(5 aggregata Sims aggregate Ht\ | or
10387 nobilis W. noble ± or
2 undulata vrave-lem>ed ft, or
Ssalicifolia Willow-leaved * or
10388 Indica L. Indian Buy J i | or
10389 fastens H. K. strong-smelling f i | or
?.()390 canariensis W. en. Canary J» i | or
10591 Borbunia L. Bourbon - i | or
10392 crassifolia Rich. thick-leaved { 1 1 or
10393 exaltata Swz. lofty $ CU or
Ocbtea turbacdnsis Kth.
10394 pendula Swz. pendulous f C 1 or
lOo^S nfvea Lo C, snow-white ^ ' ' np

3
15
4
fl

20
80

10
15
40
60

40

ja.f
ap.my
ap.my
ap.my
mr.o
mr.o

ap.my

G.Y

Y.w
Y.w
Y.w

G.Y
G.Y
G.Y
Y.G
W Y
W.Y

P.Y

China
Italy

Madeira
Madeira
Canaries
N. Amer.
Cayenne
Jamaica

Jamaica

1806.
1561.

1665.
1760.
1815.
1739.
1800.
1800.

1800.
1820

L
C
C
C
C
C
C

c
C

c

c

3

S.1
S.I

l.p
L?

l.p

D 1

Bot. mag. 2497
Zo. ic. 52

Pluk. al. 301. i
Cat. car. 1. 63

10396 carolinensis Cat. Carolina
2 pubescens pubescent
3 obtfisa obtuse
10397 Catesbeana MX. Catesbv's

_i_ i — i "-
1 L_Jtm
T i_|or
f l_Jor
& or

I.',
35
15
10

ap.my
ap.my
ap.my

Y.G
Y.G
Y.G

W

N. Amer.
N. Amer.
N. Amer.
Carolina

isoe!

1806.
1806.
1820.

L

L

L
L

[j

1-P

Cat car. 28

10398 restivalis L. summer

as 1 | or

6

apmy

Y.G

N. Amer.

1775.

L

1-P

10399 gen iciilata Walt, geniculated

3fe or

fi

ap.my

Y

N. Amer.

1759.

I.

1-P

Bot. i

nag.

1471

10400 .Diospyrus Pers. Jove's fruit

3fc or

6

ap.my

G.Y

N. Amer.

1810.

L

1-P

Bot. i

Bag.

1470

10401 albida Spr.^ whitish-leaved

& or

10

ap.jn

Y.G

Carolina

1824.

L

1-P

Ev6smus albidus Nut.

10402 Benzoin L. Benjamin tree

3fe m

8

ap.my

Y.G

N Amer.

1683.

S

p.s.l

Com.

h. 1.

97

10403 Sassafras L. Sassafras tree

5f m

K

my.jn

G.Y

N. Amer.

1633.

s

Ml

Cat. c

ar. 1

.55

10404 patens Swz. spreading

*CDor

15

...

W.Y

W. Indies 1824.

c

1227. TETRANTHE^RA Jac TETRANTHERA.

(Tetra,

four, aner, an anther.)

LaurirKE.

8. — 11.

10405 /aurifolia Jac. Laurel-leaved

* 1 1 or

6

my.jn

G

China

1822.

c

Bot. i

'eg. S

193

Litzea chinensis Lam.

10406 apt'tala Rox. apetalous

ft ! 1 or

8

ap.jn

G.Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

l.p

Litzea citrifolia J.

10407 trinervia Spr. three-nerved

* C~l or

10

ap.jn

Y.G

Ceylon

1821.

c

1-P

Litzea zeylanica Nees
10408 dealbkta R. Br. whited

*tl_Jor

6

ap.jn

Y.G

N. Holl.

1825.

c

l.p

10409 glaucescens Spr. glaucescent

iCDor

20

ap.jn

Y.G

Mexico

1825.

c

IP

Litzea glaucescens Kth.

10410 Cervantesw Spr. Cervantes's

2 1 1 or

90

...

...

Mexico

1823.

c

S.I

Litzea Cervantesw Kth.

10411 ferruginea R. Br. rusty

St\ | or

8

ap.jn

..

N. Holl.

1824.

c

l.p

10412 sebifera Spr. sebiferous

ft r~ior

10

apjn

Y.G

E. Indies

1820.

c

l.p

involucrata Retz.

1228. PE'RSEA Gae. ALLIGATOR PEA
10413 gratissima Gae. most grateful
I-aurus Persea L.

(Used by Theophrastus for an Egyptian tree.) Laiirhice 1
fZ] fr 40 ... G.Y W. Indies 1739. C l.p Pluk. al. 267/1

1229. CRYPTOCAVRYA R. Br. CRYPTOCARYA. (Kryptos, hidden, karya, a nut.) Lauriiue. 2. —4.

10414 glaucescens R. Br. glaucescent

10415 obovata R. Br.

1 L_J or 16 ap.jn W.Y N. Holl. 1818. C s.p
$ l_J or 16 ap.jn W.Y N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

1230. CASSYTHA L. CASSYTHA. (Gr. name of the Cuscuta, which it resembles.) Laurince. 2. — 5.

10416 filif6rmis L.

10417 glabella R. Br.

filiform
smoothish

£ Q cu 3 ap.au W
£\ _ | or 3 ap.au W

E.Indies 1796. C s.p Pluk. al. 173. 2
N. Holl. 1823. C s.p

1231. ERIO'GONUM MX. ERIOGONUM. (Erion, wool, gonu, a joint ; stems.) Polygbnece. 4 _ 6

10418 tomentosum Mr. woolly ^ A or 2 my.jn W Carolina 1811. S l.p Mic am 24

10419 sericeum Ph. silky ^ A or 1 jl Y Missouri 1811. S l.p
flavum Fra.

10420 pauciflorum Ph. few-flowered ^ A or 2 jn.jl Y Louisiana 1820. S l.p

10421 longitolium Nut. long-leaved ^ A or 2 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1822. S l.p

CLASS IX. ORDER 2.

ENNEA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1232. 7ZHEHJM /,. RHUBARB. (Rha.

10422 Rhaponticum L. Rhapontic

10423 undulatum L. wave-leaved

10424 n u tans Fis. nadding-flwd

10425 sibiricum Hort. Siberian

10426 fenestratum Ander. windowed

10427 hybridum W. $ K. hybrid

10428 australe D. Don southern
Embdi Wai.

10429 palmatum L. palmated

10430 compacturn L. compact

10431 caspicum W. Caspian

10432 crispum H. C. curled

10433 austnacum H. C. Austrian

10434 tartaricum L. Tartarian

10435 Ribes L. Ribes

1233. PLEVEA MX.
10436 tenuifolia MX.

PLEEA.
slender-leaved

the Wolga ; first brought from its banks.) Polygonece. 14. — 15.

ft A m 4 my.jn W.G Asia 1573. R co Sab. rom. 1. 34

^ A cul 4 my.jn W.G China 1734.

^ A cul 8 my.jn W Siberia 1800.

* A cul 6 my.jn W Siberia

^ A cul 6 my.jn W

A cul 5 my.jn W.G Asia 1778.

Nepal

R co Am. ac. 3. 4

R r.m
1800. R r.m
1700. R r.m

R co Mur. 1

1823. R r.m

5 ap.my W.G Bucharia 1763. R co L. f. fa. 7 4

3 my.jr
my.jn

W.G Tartary
W Russia

5 my.jn W

5 my.jn

W Austria

3 my.jn W.G Tartary 1793. R co

1758. R co Mil. ic. 2. 218

1817. R r.m

1800. R r.m

1800. R r.m

2 my.jn

Levant 1724. R co An. mu. 1. 49

(Pleias, the seven stars ; flowers.) Juncete. 1.

cu £ my.s Br Carolina 1824. D p.! Bot. mag. 1956

M

162

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS X.

CLASS IX. ORDER 3.
ENNEA'NDRIA HEXAGY'NIA.

1234. BITTOMUS L. FLOWERING RUSH. (Bous, an ox, temno, to cut ; cropped by oxen.) Butbmete. 2. —
104;37 umbellatus L. umbclled A A el 2 jn.jl Pk Britain dit. D r.l Eng. hot. G5i

10438 latifolius D. Don broad-leaved ^ A el 1 ju jl W Nepal 1823. D r.l

CLASS X. ORDER I.
DECA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1235. EDWA'RDS/^ Sal. EDWARDSIA. (S. Edwards, a celeb, bot. draughtsman.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 5.— «

10439 grandiflora Sal. large-flowered 3fe

10440 chrysophylla Sal. golden-leaved S&

10441 nitida Dec. shinii
Sophbra sericea Hil.

10442 microphylla Saf. small-leaved ^ _| or

10443 minima Lo. C. least S | or

my.jn

S& _ [or 12 my.jn
* CD or 8 ...

6 my.jn
4 my.jn

N. Zeal.
N. Zeal.
Bourbon

N. Zeal.
N. Zeal

1772.
...
1820.

1772.
1818.

C s.p Bot. mag. 167
C s.p Bot. reg. 738
C s.p

Bot. mag. 1442

1236. MYROSPE'RMUM H.SfB. MYROSPERMU.M. (Myron, balsam, sperma, seed.) Leg. Pap Soph. 1. —4.

10444 toluiferum MX. tolu-bearing f I Im

S. Amer. ... C p.l Wood. 3. 193

SOPHORA. (Altered from Sophera, the Arabic name.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 12. — 15.
Japanese *£ tm 40 au.s W Japan 1763. S" s.l Bot. reg. 585
variegated-lvd *£ or 14 au.s W Japan ... S s.l
drooping Japan^f or 12 au.s W Japan ... S s.l
China $ or 30 au.s W China 1818. S s.l
glaucous » d] or 7 ... P E. Indies 1818. C s.l

Havannah

€5

1 i or

3

au.s

Y

Havannal

i!823.

C

p.l

Jac. am

. 173. 1

woolly

f

I 1 or

12

...

W

India

1690.

C

p.l

Tr. ehr

,59

thick-leaved

?

CD or

18

W

Guinea

1818.

C

p.l

side-flowering

'Hi

1 I or

3

!..

V

N Spain

1820.

c

p.l

Cav. ic.

5.401

shore

*£

I 1 or

6

...

Brazil

1820.

c

s.l

flavescent

^

A °r

2

my.jl

Y"

Siberia

1785.

D

r.l

Galega-like

A or

2

j»jl

Y

Siberia

1817.

D

r.m

Pal. as.

88

Foxtail-like

£^

A or

4

jl.au

Y

Levant

1731.

D

r.l

Pal. as.

87

silky

^

A or

1| jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1820.

D

r.m

* 1237. SOPHO^RA L.

10445 jap6nica L.

2 toliis variegatis

3 p^ndula

10446 chinensis Lo. C.

10447 glaiica Lech.

10448 havanensis Jac.

10449 tomentosa L.

10450 crassifolia Hil.

10451 secundiflora Lag.

10452 littoralis Sc/tr.

10453 flavescens H. K.

10454 gnlegoides Pall.

10455 alopecuroldes L.

10456 sericea Nut.
Astragalus carndsus Ph.'

1238. ORMCTSTA Jack. ORMOSIA. (Ormos, a necklace ; seeds worn in necklaces.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 2. — 4.

10457 dasycarpa Jack. thick-fruited £ CD or 20 jn.jl B W. Indies 1793. C It.l Lin. tr. 10. 26

10458 coccinea Jack. scarlet-seeded f CD or 20 jl.au B Guiana 1823. C s.l Lin.tr. 10.27
Robim'a coccinea Aub.

*1239. ^NAGY^RIS Tou. BEAN TREFOIL. (Ana, backward, gyros, a circle ; pod.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 4.

10459 fce'tida L. fetid it (or 9 ap.my Y Spain 1170. C p.l Bot cab. 740

10460 glauca Hort. glaucous it | or 6 ap.my Y S. Europe 1800. C p.l

10461 latifolia IV. en. broad-leaved it) | or 10 ap.my Y Teneriffe 1815. C p.l

U0462 indica Wai. India * or 8 jl Y Nepal 1821. C p.l Hook. ex. fl. IS]

Baptisia ncpalensis Hook. Thermopsis /aburnifolia D. Don

1240. MACRO'TROPUS Dec. MACROTROPUS. (Makros, long, tropis, a keel : flower.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 1.
10453 fce'tida Dec. fetid it i_J or 6 ap.my Y China 1820. C p.l

^nagyris fte'tida Lou. sinensis Steu. chinensis Spr.

1241. THERMO'PSISA Br. THERMOPSIS. (Thermos, lupine, opsis, resemblance.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 4
10464 rhombifdlia Nut. rhomb-leaved ^ A or 2 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1811. D r.m

Cytisus rhombifolius Ph..

10465 /a'bacea Dec. Faba-like ^ A or 2 jn.jl Y Siberia 1818. D r.m Pal. as. 90. 2

Sophbra faeces. Pall, /upinoldes var. a. L.

10466 lanceolata R. Br. spear-leaved & A pr 1 jn.jl Y Siberia 1779. D It.l Bot. mag. 1389
PodalyYia /upinoldes W. Sophbra /upinofdes Pall.

10467 corgonensis Dec. Corgon ^ A or 1 jl Y Altai 1820. D r.m Pal. as. 90. 1
Sophbra alpina Pall. Podalyria alplna W. en.

1242. VIRGI'LI^ Lam. VIRGILIA. (Publius Virgilius Maro, prince of Latin poets.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 6. —7.

10468 robinwkfes Dec. Robinia-like il L_| or 8 au.s Y C. G. H. 1818. C s.p

I | or

Robin/a capensis Brm.

10469 lutea MX. yellow-cowered £ or 15 jn.jl Y

10470 sylvatica Dec. wood * , | or 4 au.o Y

Sophbra sylvatica Burc.

10471 aurea Lam. golden-/Zowra* it , (or 6 jl Y

N. Amer. 1812. C p.l Mic. ar. ic.
C. G. H. 1816. C s.p

8 my.au Y.w C. G. H.
2 jl.au P.w C. G. H.

Abyssinia 1777. C p.l

1790.
1767.

C p.l
C p.l

Her. st. 1.75
Bot mag. 1590

10472 intrusa R. Br. intruded * , | or

10473 capensis Lam. Cape * , | or

* 1243. CYCLCTPIA Ven. CYCLOPIA. (Kyklos, a circle, pous, a foot ; base of pods.)

10474 genistotees H. K. Genista-like » _| or 8jl.au Y C. G. H. 1787. C

10475 ^alioldes Dec. Galium-like it , j or 4 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1820. C p.l Pluk.al.~413. 4

Sophbra #alioides Berg, //spalathus callosa Brm.

10476 latifolia Dec. broad-leaved * i_J or 5 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1820. C p.l
Genista iuxifolia Brm.

Leg. Pap. Sort. 3.
p.l Bot. mag. 1259

ORDER I.

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

163

* 1244. BAPTTSIA Ven. BAPTISIA. (Bapto, to dye; blue tincture from leaves.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 8. — 10.

10477 perfoliata R. Br.

perfoliate

£ .AJpr

3 au

Y

Carolina

1732.

1)

c

Di. el. 102. 122

10478 lanceolata Ell.

lanceolate

£ A or

1 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1818.

D

s.p

Podalyrirt umflura

MX.

10479 austrilis R. Br.

southern

^ A °l"

2* jn.jl

B

N. Amer.

1758.

D

c

Bot, mr.g. SC-J

10480 mollis Nut.

soft

•^ A or

14 jn.jl

B

N. Amer.

1824.

D

s.p

10181 villosa Ell.

villous

^ A or

2 jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

n

c

104S2 tincturia R. Br.

dyer's

v£ A or

14Jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1750.

D

c

Bot. mag. 1099

10t8 J exalt\ta Swt.

exalted

•^ A or

3 jn.au

B

N. Amer.

1816.

D

r.m

Sw. fl. gar. 97

10484 alba R. Br.

white-flowered

^ A or

2 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1724.

D

c

Bot. mag. 1 177

1245. PODALY'RI^ Lam. PODALYRIA. (Podalirius, a son of yEsculapius.)
10485 BurchelU Dec. Burchell's it t | or 6 my.jl P C. G. H.

Leg
1816

Pap. Soph. 13. — 14.
C p.

10488 hirsuta W.

hairy

it . |or

2 jkau

P

C. G. H.

1774.

C

p.

10487 sericea R. Br.

silky

it ( i or

6 ja.o

P

C. G. H.

1778.

c

P.

Bot. mag. 1923

10488 cunei folia Fen.

wedge-leaved

it ( i or

6 my.au

W

C. G. H.

1804.

c

P-

Ven. eels 99

10489 myrtillifulia IF.

Myrtle-leaved

it \ | or

6 ap.jl

P

C. G. H.

1795.

c;

P

10490 iuxifblia W.

Box-leaved

it | | or

2 my.jl

B

C. G. H.

1790.

c

P-

Bot. reg. 869

10491 oleaefulia Sal.

Olive-leaved

it i ' or

4 mv

P

C. G. H.

1804.

c

P-

Par. Ion. 114

10492 styrucifMia B. M.

Styrax-leaved

it | | or

6 my.jl

Pk

C. G. H.

1792.

c

P.l

Bot. mag. 1580

ealyptrata W.

10493 glauca Dec.

glaucous

it | | or

6 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1810.

c

p.l

Lam. il. 327. 4

10494 argt^ntea Sal.

silvery

* , | or

6 f.jn

W.R

C. G. H.

1789.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 753

biriora B. M.

10495 liparioides Dec.

Liparia-like

it ! (or

fi f.jn

F

C. G. H.

1820.

c

p.l

10496 subbiflora Dec.

subhiflowered

its l | or

6 f.jn

P

C. G. H.

1810.

c

p.l

10497 cordiita B. Br.

heart-leaved

itujor

3 my.jl

B

C. G. H.

1794.

c

1246. CHORIZE^MA Lab. CHORIZEMA. (Choros, dance, %emiat annoyance.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 4. —5.

10498 ;iicif6lia Lab. Holly-leaved it t | or 2 mr.o Y.R N. Holl. 1803. S s.p Lab. vo. 1.21

10499 nana B. M. dwarf tt. , | or f mr.o Y.R N. Holl. 18(13. S s.p Bot. mag. 1032

10500 rhombea R. Br. rhomb-leaved it t | or 2 ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1803. S s.p

10501 Henchmamui R. Br. Henchmann's it | | spl 2 ap.jn S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Bot. reg. 986

1247. PODOLO^BIUM R. Br. PODOLOBIUM. (Pous, foot, lobos, pod; with footstalks.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 5. —7.

10502 trilobatum R Br. three-lobed it | | or 2 ap.jl Y.s N. S. W. 1791. S s.p Bot. mag. 1477

10503 staurophyllum Dec. cross-leaved it t | pr 2 mr Y N. Holl. 1822. C p.l Bot. reg. 959

10504 heterophyllum Hort. various-leaved it | | or 3
10505 scandens'DfC. climbing fl_ i j or 3
Chorozfema scandens Sm.
2 humifusum Dec. trailing It. | 1 or 1
Daveari« humifusa Sieb.
10506 coriaceum Dec. leather-leaved it t | or 2

1248. OXYLO^BIUM Andr. OXYLOBIUM. (Oxys,
10507 retusum R. Br. retuse-leaved it i | spl 2
10508 arborescens R. Kr. arborescent it i | or 6
10509 ellipticum R. Br. elliptic-leaved it | | or 3
10510 cordifulium Andr. heart-leaved it | | or 3
1051,1 spinosum Dec spiny it ( | or 2
10512 ferrugineum Lo. C. rusty it | | or 2
10513 obtusifMium Swt. blunt-leaved it i | or 2
10514 Pultene«? Dec. Pulteney's it | | or 2

ap.jl Y N. Holl. 1824. C
ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1824, C

ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1823. C
ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1824. C

sharp, lobos, pod ; pointed pods.)
ap.my O N. Holl. 1823. C
ap.jn Y V.D.L. 1805. C
my.s Y V.D.L. 1805. C
ap s Y N. S. W. 1807. C
ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1825. C
ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1820. C
ap.jn S N. Holl. 1824. C
mr D.O N. Holl. 1824. C

s.p
s.p

s.p
s.p

Leg. Pap. Soph. 8.
p.l Bot. reg. 913
s.p Bot. reg. 392
s.p Lab. n. h. 135
sp Bot. rep. 492
s.p
s.p
s.p Sw. au. 5
s.p

1249. CALLI'STACHYS Fen. CALLISTACHYS.

10515 lanceoRta yen. spear-leaved *\ | or

10516 ovata B. M. ovate-leaved it ( | or

10517 cuneata Sm. wedge-leaved » i | or

1G518 linariaefolia Ma. C. Toad-flax-lvd il | | or

(Kalos, beautiful, stachys, spike.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 4.
4 jn.au Y N. Ho'll. 1815. C s.p Bot. reg. 216
4 jn.au Y N. Holl. 1815. C s.p Bot. mag. 1925*
3 jn.au Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p
6 jn.au Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

12.)0. BRACHYSE^MA R. Br. BUACHYSEMA. (Brachys, short, sema, standard.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 2. — 3.
10510 latifolium R. Br. broad-leaved t, i_J or 3 ap.jl C N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. reg. 118
10520 undulatum Ker wave-leaved JU i i cu 3 mr.ap G N. S. W. 1820. C s.p Bot. reg. 642

1251. GOMPHOLOVBIUM Sm. GOVPHOLOBIUM.

10521 barbigerum Dec. bearded-keeled « i _ | or
fimbriatum Sieb.

10522 grandiflorum Sm.

(Gomphos, wedge, lobos, pod ; shape.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 17.
2 ap.au Y N. Holl 1824. C s.p

2 setifulium Sieb.

10523 latifulium H. K.
fimbriatum Sm.

10524 virgatum Sieb.

large-flowered
bristle-leaved
broad-leaved

twiggy

it ( _ | de
it | _ | de
it i_J de

2 mr.s Y
2 mr.s Y
2 mr.s Y

. tL l _ I or

10525 marginatum R. Br. edged it i _ | de

10;>2o pedunculare Dec. pedunculate tt. i(DI or

105i!7 tetrathecoMes Sieb. Tetratheca-likett. i _ j or

10528 mirbelzoJrffs Ma. C. Mirbelia-like tt. | _ ] or

1051J9 polymorphum R.Br. multiform it | _ | de

10530 lanatiim Ma. C. woolly tt. i _ | or

10531 reticulktum Ma. C. netted-leaved *t i _ | or

10532 tenellum Ma. C. delicate tt. , _ , or

10533 tomentusum Lab. tomentose it i _ | de

10534 glabratum Dec. smooth tt. j _ ) or

10535 ventistum R. B). beautiful it | _ | de
lOS.Jfi pinnatum Sm. pinnate-leaved tt. Ol or
10537 glaucescens Cun. glaucescent tt. | _ | or

li mr.jl Y

2 mr.s Y

i ap.jl Y

H ap.jl Y

liapjl Y

2 mr.au Y
U mr.jn Y

1*'«PJ1 Y

li mr.ap Y

3 ap.jl 'Y
H ap.au Y
3 ap.jl P
i ap. 1 Y

I ap.jl Y

N. S. W. 1803. C s.p Bot. reg. 21

N. S. W. 1826. C s.p

N. S. W. 1803. C s.p Ex. hot 58

N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

N. Holl. 1803. C s.p

N. HolL 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 1823. C s.p

N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1533

•N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 18-24. C s.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Lab.n.h. 1.134

N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

N. Holl. 1803. C s.p

N. Holl. 1820. S s.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

1252. BURTO'NI/4 R. Br. BURTONIA. (D. Burton, a collector for Kew garden.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 3. — '

ny.jl Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.Lp
a, l_J or 4 my.jl Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p
_|or i rnrjl Y N. Holl. 1812. C s.p

10538 scabra R. Br. rough-leaved tt. ( ) pr 1 my.j:

i my.jl

10539 sessilifolia Dec. sessile-leaved

10540 minor Dec. smaller
Goaipholobium rriinus Sm.

1253. JACKSO^N/^ R. Br.

10541 scoparia R. B

10542 spinosa R. Br

spinous

JACKSONIA. (G. Jackson, librarian to A. B. Lambert.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 4. — &.

*t L_J pr 2 jn.au Y N. S. W. 1803. C s.p Bot cab. 427

« t_J pr 2 ap.s Y N. HolL 1803. C s.p Lab. n. h. 1. 135
M 2

164

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS X.

10543 furcellata Dec. fork-branched ft i 1

10544 reticulata Dec. netted ft | |

Davi£s«* reticulata Sm.

ap.s
2 ap.s

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p Bon. nav. 11
N. Holl. 1820. C s.l.p

1254. VIMIN A^RIA Sm. RUSH BROOM.

10545 denudata Sm. stripped ft | j or 3 jn.s

10546 lateriflbra Lk. side-flowering ft i | or 3 jn.s

(Vimen, a twig; habit.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 2.

Y N. Holl. 1789. C s.p Bot. mag. ll!'0

Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

1255. SPHJEROLO^BIUM Sm. SPH^ROLOBIUM. (Sphaira, sphere, lobos, pod ; shape.) Leg. Pap. Soph.
10547 vimineum Sm. twiggy ft | | or 2 my.au Y N. Holl. 1802. C s.p Bot. mag. i)rii

minus Lab.
10548 medium R. Br. mediate ft | | or

1256. AONTUS Sm. Aorus. (^privative, ous, eai

3 jn.au
; ear-like a

B

•pen

N.
dage

Holl. 1803.
3 to calyx wa

C s.p

nting.) Lee;. Pap. Soph. 3.

10549 villosa Sm.

villous

ft i | or

2

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1790.

C

s.p Bot. mag.

949

1 ericoldes

Heath-like

ft 1 | or

u

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1810.

C

s.l.p Ven. mal.

35

2 ferruginea

rusty

ft l | or

li

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1820.

c

s.l.p Lab. n. h. 1. 132

10550 incana Ma. C.

hoary

ft L_|or

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

c

s.l.p

10551 virgata Dec.

twiggy

ft L_Jor

Ij

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

C'

s.l.p

1257. DILLWY'N/J

Sm. DILLWYNI

A. (L. W. Dillwyn, a

celebrated botanist.)

Leg. Pap. Soph. 11.

— 12.

10552 floribunda Sm.

bundle-flvvd

ft i 1 or

2

ap.jl

Y

N.

S. W.

17! f*

C

s.l.p Ex. bot. 2

9

10553 ericitolia Sm.

Heath-leaved

ft i | or

2

mr.jl

Y

N.

S. W.

1794

t

s.l.p Ex. bot. 2

<5

10554 glaberrima Sm.

smoothest

ft | | or

2

mr.jl

y

N.

S. W.

1800

C

s.l.p Bot. mag

944

10555 parvifolia It. Br.

small-leaved

ft 1 | or

0

mr.jl

Y

N.

S. W.

1800

c

s.l.p Bot. mag

1527

10555 acicularis Sieb.

needle-leaved

ft 1 | or

1A

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1826

c

F.p.l

10557 rudis Sieb.

rustic

ft) jor

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

c

s.l.p

2 brevifolia
3 teretifolia

short-leaved
round-leaved

ft i | or
ftl_Jor

S

2

apjn
ap.jn

Y
Y

N.
N.

Holl.
Holl.

1824
18 .'4

c

s.p.1
s.p.l

4 hispidula

hispidish

ft i | or

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

c

s.p.l

10558 phylicoldes Cun.

Phylica-like

ft l | or

%

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

r

s.l.p

10559 tenuifolia Sieb.

fine-leaved

ft l_Jor

11

ap.jn

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

c

s.l.p

10560 sericea Cun.

silky

ft | | or

I|

a ).jri

Y

N.

Holl.

1824

c

s.l.p

10561 ./uniperina Lod.
10562 cinerascens R. Br.

Juniper-leaved
cinerascent

*l_Jpr

Ss L | or

2

a ).my
n r.jl

Y
Y

V. D. L.

N. S. W.

1818
1819

I
c

s.l.p Bot. cab. 401
s.l.p Bot. mag. 2247

1258. EUTA'XIA R.Br. EUTAXIA.
10563 wyrtifblia R. Br. Myrtle-leaved

(Eutaxla
ft i | pr li

, noclesty ;
a i O

appearance.)
N. Holl. - 1803.

C'

Leg. Pap. Soph.
s.l.p Bot. mag.

2.

1274

10564 pungens Swt.
Dillwynz'a pungens

pungent
Ma. C.

ft | | or

4

ap.jn

0

N.

Holl.

1825.

c;

p.l Sw. au. 28

1259. SCLEROTHA'MNUS R. Br. SCXEROTHAMNUS. (Skleros, hard, thamnos, shrub.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 1.

10565 microphyllus R. Br. small-leaved * i_| or 2 my.jn Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p

,1260. GASTROLOXBIUM R. Br. GASTROLOBIUM. (Gaster, belly, lobos, pod; shape.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 1.— 3.

10566 biloLum R. Br. two-iobed ft i | or 2 mr.my Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p Bot. reg. 411

1261. EUCHPLUS R.Br. EIJCHILUS.
10567 obcordatus R. Br. obcordate-/w*

(Eu, well, cheilos, a lip ; well lipped.) Leg. Pap. Soph. 1.
UJ or 2 mr.jn Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p Bot. cab. 60

*1262. PULTEN^E\4
10568 ofaphnoldes Sm.

Sm. PuLTEiVjEA.

Daphne-like

(W. Pultfney, M.
ft 1 | or 2 j'n.jl

D., a botanical author )
Y N. S. W. 1792.

C

Leg. Pap. Soph. 43.
s.l.p Bot, mag. 1391

10569 obcordata Andr.

obcordate •/!><?

ft l | or

2 my.jl

Y

V. D. L.

1808.

C

s.l.p Bot. rep. 574

10570 biloba R. Br.

two-lobed

ft i | or

2 ap.my

Y

N. S. W.

1817.

c

s.l.p L'ot. mag. 2091

J057lscabra#. K.

rough-leaved

ft | ] or

If my.jl

Y

N. S. W.

1803.

c

s.l.p

10572 incurvata Cun.

incurved

ft i i or

2 my.jn

Y

N. Holl

1823.

c

s.l.p

^10573 ferruginea Rud.
^0574 racemulosa Dec.

rusty
racemulose

S*l | or
*i | or

2 ap.jn
2 apjn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1810.

182o.

c
c

s.l.p Lin. tr. 11.23
s.l.p

10575 parviflora Sieb.

small-flowered

ft |_j or

2 ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p.l

10576 stricta B. M.

strict

ft i i or

2 ap.jn

Y

N. S. W.

1803.

c:

s.l.p Bot. mag. 1588

10577 elliptica Sm.
10578 plumusa Sieb.

elliptic
feathery

ft ! ) or
ft 1 | or

2 ap.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1810.

1824.

c
c

s.l.p Lin. tr. 1 1.24
s.l.p

10579 jfhymifolia Sieb.

Thy me- leaved

ft i | or

1 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1810.

C

s.l.p

10580 hypolampra Sieb
10581 villitera Sieb.

brightish
hair-bearing

ft l | or
ft l | or

1 ap.jn
2 ap.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1824.
1824.

r
c

s.l.p
s.l.p

10582 »olygalifolia Rud.

Polygala-lvd

ft i | or

2 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1817.

C

s.p.l Lin.tr. 11.25

10583 flexilisSm.

flexile

4& | l or

I? ap.jn

Y

N. S. W.

1801.

c

s.l.p

10584 euchila Dec.

Euchilus-Mte

3* l | or

2 apjn

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c:

s.p.l

10585 rethsa Sm.

retuse

SS | | or

J ap.my

Y

N. S. W.

1789.

e

l.s.p Bot. reg. 373

10586 cuneata Lo. C.

wedge-leaved

3te i I or

1 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p.l

10587 oxalidifolia Cun.

Oxalis-leaved

J-± i 1 or

2i ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1826.

c

s.p.l

10588 capitellata Sieb.

small-headed

* 1 | or

Y

N. Holl.

1823.

c

s.p.l

10589 /inophylla Sm.
10590 imcrophylla Sieb.
10591 stipularis Sm.

Flax-leaved
small-leaved
stipular

ea 1 | or
ft t j or
& \ | or

22 my!]!
1 ap.jn
2 ap.jl

Y
Y
Y

N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.

1789.
1810.
1792.

c

C
C

s.l.p Sc. han. 3. 18
s.p.l
s.l.p Bot. mag. 435

10592 paleacea Sm.

chaffy

ft i | or

1 i ap.jl

Y

N. S. W.

1789.

C

s.l.p Bot. cab. 291

10593 aristata Sieb.

awned

ft | |or

1| ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

J824.

c

S.p.l

10594 echinula Sieb.

small-prickled

«*L_J or

Y

N. Holl.

1823.

c

s.p.l

10595 vestita R. Br.

clothed

ftL_jor

3 ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.

J803.

c

s.l.p

10596 canescens Cun.

canescent

ft | ' or

1 ap.my

Y

N. Holl.

1822.

c

s.l.p

10597 /wlifblia Cun.

Polium-leaved

ftl_jor

2 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

,

s.l.p

10598 dentata Lab.

toothed-fir acta

/ft l | or

2 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c

s.p.l Lab. n. h. 1. 131

10599 Juniperina Lab.

Juniper-like

ft l | or

lg ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p L-ib. n. h. 1. 130

10600 tenuifolia R. Br.

thin-leaved

* 1 |or

1| ap.my

Y

N. S. W.

1817.

c

s.l p Bot. mag. 20Sii

10601 villosa Sm.

villous

ft 1 | or

2 ap.my

Y

N. S. W.

1790.

c

s.l p Bot. mag. 907

10602 crassifolia Lo.C.

thick-leaved

ft 1 | or

2 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s l.p

10603 incarnataMfl.C.

fiesh-colored

ft 1 |or

1 ap.jn

Pa.R

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

10604 argentea Cun,

silvery

ft f j or

] ap.my

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.,

10605 procumbens Cun.

procumbent

!U i 1 or

I ap.my

Y

N. Holl.

1823.

c

*.!.,

10606 rosmarinifoliaMz,

C. Rosemary- Ivd

ft | | or

2 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

si.,

10607 aspera Sieb.

rough

tt'i_J or

1£ ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

S.pl

10608 combsa Sieb.

tufted

fti_jor

1| ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1822.

c

s.p.l

10609 squarrosa Sieb.

squarrose

ft l | or

2 ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1825.

c

s.p.i

10610 »hylicoldes Sieb.

Phylica-like

ft l |or

1 ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1822.

c

' ,

s.p.l

10611 Candida Lod.

\\-h\te-teaved

ft l | or

1£ ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1825.

c

s.p.l Bot. cab. 123(5

ORDER I.

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

165

* 1263. DAV1E*SIA Sm.

10612 racemulosa Dec.

10613 umbellulata Sm.

10614 incrassata Sm.

10615 acicularis Sm.

10616 ttlicina Sm.

10617 juniperina Lod

10618 corymbosa Sm.
1C619 mimosoldes It. Br.

glauca Lod.

10620 latifolia R. Br.

10621 squarrosa Sm.

10622 cordata Sm.
10(523 alata S?«.
10624 ./uncea Sm.

1264. MIRBE^L/^ Sm. MIRBELIA. (C. F.

10625 reticula-ta Sm.

10626 dilatata .ft. jffr.

10627 speciosa Sieb.

10628 pungens Ma.C.

10629 grandiflora 5. 3f.

10630 Baxter* Ma. C.

1265. CE'RCIS L.

10631 Siliquastrum L.

2 More albo

3 parviflora

10632 canadensis L.

reticulated

di\ated-leaved

showy

pungent

large-flowered

Baxter's

JUDAS TUEE.
Siliquastrum
white-flowered
small-flowered
Canadian

Leg. Pap. Soph. 13.

C s.p.l

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. cab. 1234

C s.l.p Bot. cab. 44

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. rep. 526

C s.l.p Bot. mag. 1757

C s.lp

C s.l.p Bot. reg. 1005

C s.l.p Bot. reg. 728

C s.l.p

B. Mirbel, a celebrated Frenth physiologist.) Leg. Pup. Soph. 6.

| or 3 my.au P N. S. W. 1792. C s.l.p Bot. mas. 1211

»L_jor 3 my.au Pk N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p Bot. rcgT 1041

* L_J or 2 my jl P N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

* L_l or 2 my.jl P N. Holl. 1824. C s.p.l

* i_j or 2 my.jl P.o N. Holl. 1825. C s.l.p Bot. mag. 2771
j* | or 2 my.jl P N. Holl. 1826. C s.p.l

(KerkiSy a name of Theophrastus's.) Leg. Cas. Cass. 2.

3f or 20 my.jn R S. Europe 1596. L co Bot. mag. 1138

$ or 20 my.jn W S. Europe ... L r.m

$ or 20 my.jn P Bucharia 1827. L ro

% or 18 my.jn Pa.R N. Amer. 1730. L co

DAVIESIA.

racemulose

(Rev. H. i

Ik | | or

lavies, f.L.
2£ jn.au

S., a V
Y

veisn oota
N. Holl.

nist.)

1823.

small-umbelled

a i )or

2g ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1816.

thick-leaved

* i | or

2i my.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

needle-leaved

* i | or

2 jn.jl

Y

N. S. W.

1H04.

Furze-leav&d

*1 1 | or

3 ap.au

Y

N. S. W.

1792.

Jumper-Ofte

corymbose
Mimosa-like

* , |or
tt 1 | or
Hi | or

2 my.jl
2 my.au
2 jn.au

Y

W.a
Y

N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1825.
1804.
1809.

broad-leaved

41 ( | or

3 my.au

Y

N. S. W.

1805.

squarrose

m i i or

2| my-Jl

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

cordate-leaved

* ! | or

3 jn.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

winged

«t i | or

3 tny.au

Y

N. S. W.

1818.

Hush-like

it i |or

2* ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1823.

126;> SCHO^TIA Jac. SCHOTIA. (R. van der Schot, Jacquin's fellow-travel, in Amer.) Leg. Cas. Cass. <4. — 5.

10633 speciosa Jac. showy * Q or 5 jl.d C C. G. H, 1759. C l.p Bot, rep. 348

10634 tamarindiRilia. Afz. Tamarind-lvd * Q or 6 my.s C C. G. H. 1795. C lp Bot. mag. 1153
10635stipulatatf.A'. Mr^e-stipuled fit CZi or 5 my.s C C. G. H. 1794. C l.p

.10636 alata Thun. winged St \ _ | or 5 jn.jl C C. G. H. 1816. C l.p

(Omphalos, the navel, lobos, a pod.) 7,t;#. Ctes. Cass. 1.
6 my.jl Pa.P C. G. H. 1810. C r.m Jac. fr. 15. 4

Leg. &zs. Cess. 45.— 138.

C It.l 11. d. 15

C

Fl.mcx. ic. in.
Cav. ic. 5. 406
Cav. ic. 5. 407
Mil. ic. 1. 61
Bot. mag. 1708
Cav. ic. 5. 405

1267. OMPHALCABIUM Jac. OMPHAI.OBIUM.

10637 Schutm JHC. Schot's * f~l
Schot/rt latifolia Jac.

*1268. BAUHI'N/^ Plu. MOUNTAIN EBONY. (J. and C. Bauhirt, two celeb, botanists.)

10638 divaricata L. divaricate * Q or 5 jn.s W W. Indies 1712.

10639 Lamarkz wrt Dec. Lamark's * CD or 6 ... W S. Amer. 1818.
retusa Poir. divaricata Lam. and Desf.

10640 spathacea Dec. spathaceous »

10641 subrotundifdlia Cav. roundish-lvd
10C42 luniria Cav.

.10643 aurita H. K.

10644 porrecta Swz.

10645 latifolia Cav.

10646 Candida H. K.

10647 acuminata L.

10648 Paulfctw Pers.

10649 grandiflora J.

10650 leptop£tala Dec.

10651 aculeata L.

10652 forficata Lk.

10653 emarginata Mil.

10654 armata Otto

10655 inermis Pers.

10656 rufescens Lam.

10657 parvifldra VaM

10658 madagascariensisD£st». Madagascar

10659 ungula Jac. clawed
aculeata Jac. am. 111. 2

10660 variegata L.

10661 chinensis Dec.

10662 tomentosa L.

10663 pubescens Dec.

10664 multinervia Dec.
10635 glaucescens Dec.
10666 racemosa Vahl

10667 purpfirea L.

10668 retusa

:isa Rox.

10669 corymbbsa Rox.
anguAna Rox.

10670 scandens L. small-lvd climbing

10671 guianensis Aub. Guiana

10672 heterophylla Kth. various-leaved

10673 glkbra Jac. smooth

10674 americana Her. am. American

10675 anatomica Lk.

10676 semibifida Rox.

10677 ferruginea Rox.

10678 malabarica Rox.

10679 triandra Rox.

10680 Indica 1.0. C.

10681 microphjHla Hort.

10682 speciusa Hort.

variegated

China

tomentose

pubescent

many-nerved

glaucescent

racemose

purple

retuse

corymbose

Dec. leg. 13. 70

R. mal. 8. 29 ,
Aub. gui. 1. 145
Kth. mini. 46
Jac. am. 173. 3
Her. am. 315

cut-leaved

semibifid

rusty-leaved

Malabar

triandrous

Indian

small-leaved

showy

1269. HYMEN^E\4 L. LOCUST TREE. (Hymen, god of marriage, leaves joined.) Leg. C^es. Cass. 3. — 5.
Courbaril f Q or 20 ... Y.t> W. Indies 1688. C- p.l Lam. il. 330 1 -

1068,3 CoitYbaiil L.
1U6S4 verrucosa Gae.
HK;S5 CandoUiana Kth,

warty-podded
Dccandollc's

T L3 or 20

f CD or 30

M

Madagasc. 1808.
Acapulca 1824.

p.l Lam. il. 330. 2
p.l H. &B,n.566

166

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS X.

1270. CYNOME^TRA L. CYNOMETRA.

10686 cauliflora L. stem-flowering

10687 polyandra Rox. polyandrous

(Kyon, a dog. metra. matrix ; pods.) Leg, Ctes. Cass. 2. — 4
Dor 30 ... R E.Indies 1804. C s.l.p Lam. il. 331
I — | or 20 ... R E. Indies 1822. C s.l.p Rox. cor. 28G

1271. CA'SSIA JL. CASSIA. (Katsa, to tear off, Arab.; bark stripped from tree.) Leg. Cats. Cass. 106. — 204.

10688 bacillaris L. rod il CD or 3 ... Y

E. Indies 178*. C co Bot. reg. 881

10689 speciusa Scfir. showy il CD or 5 jn.jl Y

Brazil 1816. C l.p

10690 corymbusa Lam. corymbose il i 1 or 3 jl Y
10691 floribunda Cav. bundle-flwd il CD or 4 jn.jl Y

B. Ay res 1796. C s.p Bot. mag. 633
New Spainl818. C l.p

10692 laevigata W. en. smooth il CD pr 3 my.au Y

C lt.l

grand i flora Desf.

10693 pendula W. en. pendulous * CD or 3 jl.au Y
10694 tor6sa Cav. torose il CD or 6 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1820. C p.l
China 1816. C s.l Jac. ic. 73

chinlnsis Jac. not Lam. torulbsa Pair.

10695 chinensis Lam. Chinese il i_J or 4 jn Y

China 1807. C p.l

10696 coroinandeHana Jac.^ Coromandel * a or 8jnJ1 Y

Coroman. 1823. C s.l Jac. fr. 100

10697 Sophbra L. Sophora il 1 1 or 4 jl.s Y

E. Indies 1658. C lt.l R. mal. 2. 52

10698 bracteata L. bracteate « CD or 6 ap.d Y

W. Indies 1822. C co

10699 alata /,. winged-leaved il CD or 12 ... Y

W. Indies 1731. C p.l Jac. ob. 245. 2

10700 obovata Coll. obovate-lvd Senna KT1 m 1| jl.au Y

Egypt 1640. S lt.l Jac. ec. 1. 87

Se'nna Lam.

10701 /igustrinoides Schr. Ligustrina-like tL 1 1 un 1 jl.au Y

Arabia 1800. C H.1

10702 lanceolata Forsk. lanceol. trueSennan. CD m 1 jl.au Y

Levant ... C lt.l Del.a?g.27. 1

orientalis Pers. acutiloba Dec.

10703 italica Lam Italian Senna O or 3 jn.jl Y

S.Europe ... S co M. h.2.24. 2

10704 Tardntan Kth. Tarantan «- CD m JJjl.au Y

Cumana 1817. C s.l

10705 Richardzdwa Kth. Richard's *t CD m 1* jl.au Y

Cumana 1823. C s.l Kth. mini. 42

10706 sericea Swz. silky-leaved O un Ji my.au Y

Jamaica 1731. S s.p Jac. ic. 3. 459

10707 obtusifolia L. blunt-leaved 101 un 2 jl.au Y

Jamaica 17S2. S p.l Di. el. 62. 72

10708 ciliata Hofm. ciliated tt. CD m 1 jn.jl Y

Cuba 1820. S s.l

10709 h iimilis Coll. humble £ CE m 1 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1810. S s.l PI. ed. B. 76. 2

10710 Tbra L. Tora O un 3 au Y

E. Indies 1693. S r.m Di. el. 63.73

10711 ciliaris Coll. ciViated-leaved £ O m 1 jn.jl Y

E. Indies 1817. S s.l

10712 pentagona Mil. five-angled £ IHJ1 m 1 jn.jl Y

Peru 1700. S s.l

10713 Tdgera Lam. Tagera £ QO w lijl Y

E. Indies 1803. S p.l R. mal. 2.53

10714 viminea L. twiggy * CD pr 3 ... Y

W. Indies 1786. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 189. 67

10715 macranthfera Dec. long-anthered il CD or 3 jn.jl Y

Brazil 1824. C s.l Col. cas. 8

10716 quinquangularisjR/cA. five-angled « CD or 3 jn jl Y

Cayenne 1818. C s.l

10717 sennutdes Jac. Senna-like * 1 1 or 3 jl.au Y

E. Indies 1808. C s.p Jac. ic. 1. 70

10718 Apoucoi'iita Aub. Apoucouita * CD or 8 ... Y

Surinam 1820. C s.p Aub. gui. 1. 146

acuminata IV.

10719 bicapsularis L. two-capsuled il CD or 4 my.jn Y

W. Indies 1739. C p.l Pl.ic.76. 1

10720 mollissima H. 8$B. softest-leaved il CD or 6 ... Y
10721 artemisioldes Gau. Artemisia-like * i | or 2 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1816. C p.l
N. Holl. 1820. C s.l

10722 glutinosa Dec. clammy it i ) or 3 jn.jl Y

N. Holl. 1818. C s.l

10723 dispar W. en. unequal « CD or 3 ... Y

S. Amer. 1824. C s.p

10724 Berten Coll. Berter's it CD or 10 mv.jl Y

\V. Indies 1824. C l.p Col. h. rip. 24

10725 acapulcensis #. 8f£. Acapulca il Q or 4 jnjl Y

Acapulca 1823. C s.l

10726 glauca Lam. glaucous il QH or 4 jnjl Y

E. Indies 1818. C s.l

10727 sulph urea Dec. sulphur il CD un 3 jn.jl Y

E. Indies 1800. C p.l R. mal. 6. 9, 10

arbor^scens t'ahl

10728 biflora L. two-flowered il CD or 6 ap.d Y

W. Indies 1766. C p.l Bot. mag. 810

10729 geminiflora M.SfS. twin-flowered it CD or 5 jn.jl Y
10730 pallida Vahl pn\e-i/elloiv il CD or 6 jn.jl Pa.Y

Mexico 1824. C s.l Col. cas. 3
S. Amer. 1818. C s.l

10731 Barclay <m« Swt. Barclay's it i | pr 4 jn.au Y
10732 mexicana Jac. Mexican * CD or 5 jn.jl Y

N. Holl. 1827. C s.p Sw. au. ic. in
Mexico 1824. C s.l Jac. sc. 203

10733 tomentcsa Lam. tomentose J f~~] or 15 jl.s Y

S. Amer. 1822. C co Jac. ic. 1. 72

multiglandulosa Jac.

10734 stipulacea H. K. large-stipuled il [D or 3 ... Y

Chile 1786. C lt.l Feu. ob. 3. 42

10735 cuspidata W. en. cuspidate il CD or 4 jn.au Y
10736 auriculata L. small-eared il CD or 4 ... Y

S. Amer. 1820. C co
E. Indies 1777. C lt.l Pluk. al. 314. 4

10737 fastigiata Vahl peaked il C'l or 4 jn.jl Y

E. Indies 1818. C s.l

10738 frondosa H. K. frondose it i ~| or 3 mr.ap Y
crista Jac.

W. Indies 1769. C lt.l Jac. ic. 1. 74

10739 polyphy'lla Jac. many-leaved il CD or 4 jn jl Y

W. Indies 1816. C s.l Jac. ic. 460

10740 marginata W. en. marginate il |~~j el 3 mv.jl Y

Surinam 1823. C co

10741 hirta W. en. hairy it Q or 3 jl.s Y

S. Amer. 1820. C co

10742 longisiliqua L. long-podded il CD or 6 jn.jl Y

W. Indies 1800. C 's.l

10743 zegypfiaca W. en. Egyptian il \ (or 3 my Y

Egypt 1822. C co

10744 occidentalis L. western il CD pr 2| my.au Y

W. Indies 1759. C p.l Bot. reg. 83

10745 planisiliqua L. flat-podded * CD pr 4 my.jl Y

W. Indies 1822. C co PI. am. 77

10746 purpftrea Rox. purple-stemmed it f i or 4 jn.au Y
10747 hirsuta L. hairy il CD or 4 jl Y

E. Indies 1821. C co Bot. reg. 856
America 1778. C s.p Jac. sc. 270

10748 linearis MX. linear-podded il | 1 or 3 jn.jl Y

Carolina 1800. C s.l

10749 patula H. K. spreading il CD pr 2 au s Y

W. Indies 17/8. C lt.l

10750 pubescens Jac. pubescent * [ l or 2 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1818. C s.l Jac. fr. 5"

10751 sulcata Dec. furrowed-branched Sfc CD or 3 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1820. C s 1 Col. cas. G

cernua Bulb.

10752 ruscifoiia Jac. Ruscus-leaved * t | or 2 my.jl Y

Madeira 1816. C lt.l Jac. ic. 1. 71

10753 /igustrina L. Privet-leaved it CD or 6 jl Y

Baham.Is.1726. C p.l Bot. reg. 1C9

10754 robinolrfes \V. en. Robinia-like it CD or 10 jl Y

S. Amer. 1823. C co

10755 marilandica L Maryland )£ A pr 3 au.o Y

N. Amer. 1823. D s.p Di. el. 260. 339

10756 m'gricans Vahl blackish tt. | 1 or 1 jn.jl Y

Egypt 1817. C s.l

10757 elliptica H. % B. elliptic * CD or 5 jn.jl Y
10758 emarginata L. notch-leaved il CD or 15 my.jn Y

Trinidad 1818. C s.l
Jamaica 1759. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 180. 1.4

10759 atomaria L. atomed it CD or 4 jn.jl Y

S. Amer. 1810. C s.l

10760 florida Vahl large-flowered m CD or 6 jn.jl Y

E. Indies 1820. C s.l

10761 reticulata W.en. netted il CD or 10 au.s Y

S. Amer. 1821. C co

10762 spectabilis Dec. showy il CD or 4 jn.jl Y

Caraccas 1820. C s.l Col. cas. 7

10763 aversiflora Herb. contrary-flwd it | | or 6 jn.s Y

Brazil 1820. C co Bot. mag. 2638

10764 A'bsus L. Absus £2 un If jn.jl Y

Ind>°. 1777. S lt.l Bur. zey. 97

10765 Thonningw Dec. Thonning's mi or 1* jn.jl Cop

Guinea 1824. S s.l

10766 totoldes H. # B. Lotusulike tt. CD or 1$ jn.jl Y
10767 diphflla Lam. two-leaved tt. O P* 2 mv.jl Y

Trinidad 1820. C s.l
\V. Indies 1781. C lt.l Cav. ic. 5. 600. 1

ORDER I.

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

167

10768 bifoliata Dec.

bifoliate

41

§or

2

jn.jl

Y

Brazil 1820.

S

8.1

Col. cas. 9,3

10769 gracilis Kth.

slender

41

or

I

jn.jl

Y

Orinoco 1817.

S

s.l

Kth. mim. 36

10770 tenella H. $ B.

weak

*

or

2

jn.jl

Y

Orinoco 1820.

S

s.l

10771 lineata Swx.

lineated

•0.

CD or

1

jn.jl

Y

Jamaica 1818.

S

s.1

10772 prostrata IV. en.

prostrate

!U

[Al or

J

; my.au

Y

S. Amer. 1819.

S

CO

10773 pilosa L.

pilose

£

ESpr

l"

jn.jl

Y

Jamaica 1818.

S

s.l

10774 triflura Jac.

three-flowered

O pr

1

jn.jl

Y

W. Indies 181&

S

s.1

Jac. sc. 480

10775 "Burmamif Dec.

Burmann's

.QJpr

1

jnjl

Y

C. G. H. 1810.

S

s.i

flexuusa Brm.

10776 virgata Swx.

twiggy

•OL

CDpr

1

jn.jl

Y

W. Indies 1810.

S

si

10777 nictitans i.

twinkling

O pr

2

jl

Y

N. Amer. 1800.

S

lt.l

PL al. 3 14. 5

10778 Chamajcrista L.

Ground Crista

n.

CD pr

1

jn.s

Y

America 1699.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 157

10779 glamlulosa L.

glandulous

rm pr

4

au.o

Y

W. Indies 1822.

S

CO

10780 mimosokles L.

Mimosa-like

O pr

2

jn.s

Y

Ceylon 1806.

S

lt.1

10781 cap<?nsis Thun.
10782 pumila Lam.

Cape
dwarf

*t.

Jc

I | or

an pr

1

1

jn
jn.jl

Y
Y

C. G. H. 1816.
E. Indies 1816.

S
S

lt.1
s.1

Bot. cab. 511
Pluk. al. 120. 1

prociimbens L. not

W.

10783 prociimbens W.
10784 ^Eschynomene 7)cc.

procumbent
yEschynomene

-*

O un

rm or

1J jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

N. Amer. 1806.
W. Indies 1810.

S

S

lt.l
Itl

Com. pet. 11
Col. cas. 17

10785 Parker/; na Dec.

Parker's

«.

CD or

au.s

Y

Demeraral817.

S

It 1

1078K aspera MM.

rough

rm or

I

jl.au

Y

Georgia 1818.

S

Itl

10787 angHstissima /..

narrowest-/»rf

RTI or

1

jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1820.

S

lt.l

Ru. am. 6. 67.

1

10788 Wallich/YfHrt Dec.

Wallich's

RT or

1

jn.jl

Y

Nepal 1817.

S

Itl

dimidiata Rox.

10789 flexuosa L.

flexuous

RTI or

1

jl.au

Y

Brazil 1810.

S

lt.l

Brey. c. 23

10790 microphylla fF.

small-leaved

Opr

1

jn.s

Y

San. Cruz 1810.

S

lt.l

10791 arenaria H. $ B.

sand

tt

i"-_ i or

1

jn.au

Y

Maypures 1819.

S

r.m

10792 australis B. M.

southern

m

I | or

3

jl.au

Y

N. Holl. 1824.

c:

lt.1

Bot. mag. 267«

i

10793 pulchella Boj.

pretty

*

l | or

3

jl.au

Y

Mauritius 1825.

c

lt.1

1272. C ATH ARTOCA'RPUS Pers. CATHARTOCAR

10794 brasilianus Lam. Brazilian ± 1 1 m

PUS. (Kathairo,
30 ... Y

to purge, karpos, fruit) Leg. Cces. Cass. 8.-13.
S. Amer. 1820. C l.p Brey. c. 21

Cassia grandis /,. fil.

mullis Vahl

10795 HumboldtianwsDec.

, Humboldt's

<£

CD m

40

...

Y

Caraccas 1826.

c

l.p

Cassia speciosa H. $

B.

10793 Roxburgh// Dec.

Roxburgh's

•

CD m

£0

Y

Coroman. 1810.

c

l.p

Cassia marginata Re

>x. not W.

10797 Trin itatis Reich.

Trinidad

?

CD m

20

...

Y

Trinidad 1820.

c

l.p

10798 javanicus Pers.

Java

^

m

19

Pk

E. Indies 1779.

c

Lp

Ru. am. 2. 22

10799 Fistula Pers.

Fistula

^

CD m

80

Jnjl

Y

E. Indies 1731.

c

l.p

Wood. 163

Cassia Fistula i.

10800 conspicuus G.Don

conspicuous

^

r~im

20

Y

S. Leone 1793.

c

Lp

10801 fistuloldes Co//.

Fistula-like

i

CD or

20

...

Y

Mexico 1826,

c

l.p

Col. cas. 1

1273. PARKINSO^N/^ L. PARKINSONIA. (J. Parkinson, apothecary, and bot. author.) I^s.Cces.Cass. 1.

10802 aculeata L. prickly m O or 12 ... Y W. Indies 1739. C l.p Jac. am. 80

* 1274. POINCI^-N^ L. FLOWER FENCE. (M. de Poinci, governor of the Antilles.) Leg. Caes. Cass. 3.

10803 pulcherrima L. very fair * CD or 10 jn.s R.Y.G E. Indies 1691. C r.m Bot. mag. 995
2 lutea yellow * CD or 10 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1691. C r.m

10804 insignis Kth. noble * CD or 15 ... Cop S. Amer. 1823. C p.l Kth. mim. 44

10805 elata £. tall « CD or 15 ... Y E. Indies 1778. S r.m

10806 Ntiga H. K.

Plu. BRASILETTO.

Nuga *

(C. C&salpinus, phys. to Pope Clem.VIII.) Leg. Goes. Cass. 20.-32.
Z3ec 10 .. Y E. Indies 1801. S p.l Ru. am. 5.50

10807 paniculata Desf.

panicled

m

Z3or

6

.. Y

Malabar

1817.

S

p.l

R. maL 6. 19

10808 scandens Roth

scandent

A

ID or

20

.. Y

E. Indies

1800.

S

p.l

10809 brasili^nsis L.

Brazilian

f

— 1 ec

20

.. O

Jamaica

1739.

S

p.l

10810 Sdppan L.

Sappan

I

Zjec

20

.. Y

E. Indies

1773.

S

p.l

Rox. cor. 1. 16

10811 mimosoldes Lam.

Mimosa-like

*

ZDpr

6

Y

E. Indies

1806.

S

p.l

R. mal. 6. 8

10812 bijuga Swx.
10813 bahamensis Lam.

two-paired
Bahama

*

is

15
15

.. Y
W

Jamaica
Bahama

1770.
1820.

S
S

p'l

Sl.jam.2.181.2,3
Cat car. 2. 51

10814 Crista L.

Crista

t

~~l ec

15 .. W.Y

Jamaica

S

p.l

PL gen. 68

10815 Cacalaco H. 8[ B.

.Cacalaco

Z]or

10 .. Y

Mexico

18*24.

S

p.l

H. & B. 2. 137

10816 cassioldes W. en.

Cassia-like

4k

1 or

6 .. Y

S. Amer.

1821.

S

10817 mucronata W. en.

mucronate

•j

1 or

6 .. Y

Brazil

1823.

S

p.l

10818 punctata W.en.

dotted

*

1 or

6 .. Y

Brazil

1820.

S

p.l

10819 enneaphylla Rox.
10820 oleosperma Rox.

nine-leaved
oil-seeded

m

: i or

I or

10 ... Y
15 ... Y

E. Indies
EL Indies

1816.
1820.

S

S

p.l

p.l

10821 chim'nsis Rox.

China

m

1 or

10 ... Y

E. Indies

1810.

S

p.l

10822 tortuosa Rox.

twisted

m

1 or

10 ... Y

E. Indies

1820.

S

p.l

10823 suberusa Lo. C.

cork-barked

4i

! 1 or

10 ... Y

E. Indies

1823.

S

p.l

10824 vesicaria Lam.

bladdered

it

"~lor

12 ... Y

E. Indies

1820.

S

p.l

10825 procera Pop.

tall

* CD or

30 ... Y

Cuba

1824.

S

p.l

1276. REICH A'RDIA Roth REICHARDIA. (J. J. Reichard, a celeb. French botanist.) Leg. Cas. Cass. 1. — 2L
10826 hexapetala Roth six-petaled * CD or 10 ... Y E. Indies 1824. S p.l
Cajsaipinza ligulata Heyne

1277. COULTE^R/^ Kth. COULTERIA. (Dr. Coulter, a botanical author.) Leg. Cats. Cass. 2. — 5.

10827 h6rrida Kth. horrid * CD or 15 ... O Carthage 1824 S p.l H. & B. 569

10828 tinctoria Dec. dyer's * CD or 12 ... O Carthage 1822. S p.l H. & B. 568
Poinciawa tdrra R. & P. Cajsalpin/a tinctoria Domb.

1278. GUILANDFN^ J. NICKER TREE. (M. Guilandin, a Prussian trav. in Africa.) Leg.C&s.Cass. 2.— 7.

10829 Bdnduc L. Bonduc * CD or 12 ... Y India 1640. C s.p Lam. il. 336

10830 BonduceUa L. small Bonduc * CD or 8 ... Y E. Indies 1700. S p.l Ru. am. 49. 1

(Name in Malabar.)

Y E. Indies 1759.

Leg. Cees. Cass. 1. — 4.
C p.l Jac. ic. 3. 461

1279. MORI'NGA Dec. HORSERADISH TREE.

10831 pterygosperma Dec. winged-seeded i I I cu 15 ..
Hyperanthfera Moringa Vahl

1280. HOFFMANSE'GG//4 Cav. HOFFMANSEGGIA. (J. C. Hqffmanseeg, a distin. nat.) Leg. Cats. Cass. 1. — 3.

10832 falcaria Caw. sickle-teami m CD cu 2 jl.au Y Chile 1806. C s.l.p Cav. ic. 392

M 4

168

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA-

CLASS X.

1281. ADENANTHE^RA L. ADENANTHERA. (Aden,* gland, anthera, an anther.) Leg.Mimbscte. 2. —5.
10833 pavonina L. peacock » CD or 5 my.au Y.w E. Indies 1759. C s.l.p Jac. c. 4. 23

J0834 falcata L. falcate « CD or 5 ... Y E. Indies 1812. C s.l.p Ku. am. 3. 11

1282. CA^DIA Forsk.
10835 purpurea W.
varia Herit.

CADIA.
purple

(Qadhy, its Arabic name.)
CD cu 6 ja.jl W.P Arabia

Leg. Cars. Cass. 1.
1775. C lt.1 Pic. h.p.9. ic.

1283. PRO'SOPIS L. PROSOPIS. (Prosopk, a mask; by Dioscorides to Arctium Zappa.) Legum.Mimbsete. 6.
10836 spicigera L. spike-bearing } CD ec 20 ... Y.G E. Indies 1812. S r.m Rox. cor. 1. 63

spi

2 Adenanthfera gland-anthered
Adenanth£raaculeata Rox.

10837 dftlcis A'/A. sweet
Acacia edulis W. en.

10838 cumanensis A2A. Cumana
Ac\ci& cumanensis W.

10839 domingensis Dec. St. Domingo

10840 juliflora 7Jec. July flower

CD ec 20 ... Y.a E. Indies 1820. S s.p

CDec 20

W.G N. Spain 1818. S p.l Kth. mim. 34

Acacia falcata Desf. Mimosa pilifl&ra Sivz.
10841 pallida Kth. pale Algaroba £ CD ec

CD or 20 ... W.G Cumana 1822. S p.l

30
ec 30 jl

Y.G
Y

St.Domin.1818.
Jamaica 1800.

20

W.G Peru

1284. LAGONY'CHIUM Bieb. LAGONYCHIOM. (Lagos, a hare, onychion, a little nail.) Legum. Mimbseee. 1.

10842 StephanwnMW Bieb. Stephan's 3fe | or 10 jl.au Y Persia Casp. 1816. S p.l Bux. c. 48

Mimosa micrantha Vahl, Acacia Stephanzawa Bieb.

1285. ERYTHROPHLEMJM Afx. RED WATER THEE. (Erythros, red, phleos, a water plant.) Leg.Mim. 1.

10843 guineense G. Don Guinea 1 CD P 100 ... Pa.Y S. Leone 1793. S p.l
Atz^lza grandis Hurt.

1286. GAGNEBfNA Neck. GAGNEBINA. (Of no meaning. 1 Leguminbste Mimbsete 2.

10844 temariscina Dec. Tamarisk-like * CD or 6 ... Y Mauritius 1824. S p.l Dec. leg. 12.64. B
Acacia temarlscina Lam.

10845 axillaris Dec. axillary It CD or 6 ... Y Mauritius 1824. S p.l Dec.leg. 12.64. A
Mimosa pterocarpa Lam.

1287. H^MATO'XYLON L. LOGWOOD. (Haima, blood, xylon, wood ; color of wood.) Leg. Cess. Cass. 1.

10846 campechianum L. Campechy t CD dy 20 ... Y S. Amcr. 1724. S r.m Cat. car. 2. 66

1288. COPAI'FERAL,. BALSAM OF CAPEVI. (Copaiba, Brazilian name,fero, to bear.) Leg.C&s.Cass. 2— 14.

10847 officinalis i. officinal £ CD m 20 ... W S. Amer. 1774. C s.l Jac. am, 86

10848 guianensis Desf. Guiana f CD m 50 ... W Guiana 1826. C p.l Mem. mu. 7. 13

1289. TACHYGA^LIA Aub. TACHYGALIA. (Tachygali, its name in Guiana.) Leg. Cces. Cass. 1. — 3.

10849 bi'juga Dec. two-paired 1 CD or 20 ... Y Brazil 1822. C p.l

1290. HARDWI'CK/^ Rox. HARDWICKIA. (Major-Gen. Hardwick, E. I. C. Artillery.) Leg. Oss. Cass. 2.

10850 pinnata Rox. pinnate t CD or 40 ... Y E. Indies 1818. C p.l

10851 binata Rox. binate $ CD or 40 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C p.l Rox. cor. 209

1291. BA"PHIA Afz. BAPHIA.
10852 nitida Lod. shining

(Baphe, a dye ; use.) Lcguminbs& Swarf zie&. I.

CD or 30 jn.n W S. Leone 1793. C s.p Bot. cab. 367

1292. TRICHI'LIA L

TRICHILIA. (Tricha, ternary ; capsule 3-celled and 3-valved.)

Meliacete. 5. — 19.

10853 hirta L.
10854 spondioides Swy;.
10855 havan£nsis Jac.

hairy i CD or
Hog-plum-like £ CD or
Havannah £ CD or

15

20
20

jn.jl
jn.jl
jn.jl

W
W
W

Jamaica 1800.
Jamaica 1800.
Havannahl824.

C
C
C

pa

P.I

SI. jam. 2. 220. 1
Jac.sc. 1. 103
Jac. am. 175. G8

glabra L.

10856 odorata B. Rep.
10857 glandulosa Sm.

sweet-scented f CD or
glandulous J | | or

15

20

jn.jl
jn.jl

W
W

W. Indies 1801.
N. Holl. 1824.

C

c

iip

Bot. rep. 637

1293. A/E^LIA L.

BEAD TREE. (The Greek name of the manna ash.)

Meliace^. 8. —10.

10858 Azedaruch L.

Azcdarach \

t i 1 or

45

jn.au

B

Syria

1656.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 106t

10859 robusta Rox.

robust

Hor

20

jn.au

W.R

E. Indies

1820.

c

l.p

10860 superba Rox.

superb

or

20

W.R

E. Indies

1816.

c

1-P

10861 guineensis G. Don

Guinea Lilac '_

CD or

30

jn.au

W.R

E. Indies

1824.

c

l.p

10862 sempervirens W.

evergreen ]

! CD or

40

jn.au

B

Jamaica

1656.

c

S.1

Bot. reg. 643

10863 composita W.

compound-Zfrf '

i | or

20

jn.au

W.R

Tener iffe

1810.

c

l.p

10864 excelsa Dec.

lofty

Hor

40

jl.au

W.R

E. Indies

1819.

c

l.p

10865 Azadirdchta W.

Azadirachta ]

or

60

jn.au

W

E. Indies

1759.

c

s.l

Cav. dis. 7. 208

I

1294. SANDO'RICUM Cav. SANDAL TREE.
10866 indicum Cav. Indian

(Santoor, the aboriginal name.)

Meliacea?. 1.

1295. TURRJE^ L. TURRJJA.

10867 virens L. green

10868 rigida Yen. rigid

1296. QUIVI'SIA Cav. QUIVISIA.
10869 heterophylla Cav. various-leaved

!CDtm40" ... W E. Indies 1820. C l.p Ru. am. 1.61
(George Turrcea, professor of botany at Padua.) Meliucca;. 2. — 8.

t CD or 20 " ... W E. Indies 1820.' C p.l Sm. ic. in. 1. 10

I or 20

Mauritius 1816. C p.l Yen. ch. 48

(Bois de Quivi, name in Isle of France.) Meliacece. 1.— 4.
CD cu 16 ... W Is. France 1822. C p.l Cav. dis. 213

1297. SWIETE^N/^ L. MAHOGANY TREE. (Baron van Swiefen, celeb, phys. and bot.) Meliucex. 2. —3.

10870 Mahagoni L. Mahogany i CD tm 80 ... R.Y W. Indies 1734. C p.l Cav. dis. 7. 209

10871 febrifuga Rox. febrifuge 5 CD m 60 ... W.Y E. Indies 1796. C p.l Ilox. cor. 1. 17

1298. CHLORO'XYLON Dec. CHLOROXYLON. (Chloros, green, xylon, wood.) Mellucece. 1.

10872 SwietfemYi Dec. Van Swieten's J CD tm 100 ... W E. Indies 1820. C l.p Rox. cor. 64
Swietema Chloroxylon Rox.

1299. FLINDE'RS/^ R. Br. FLINDERSIA. (Capt. M. Flinders, a celebrated voyager.) Mdiacccc. 1. — 2.

10873 australis R. Br. southern 1 i | tm 60

1300. CARA^PA Aub. CARAPA.

10874 guianensis Aub. Guiana

10875 guineensis G. Don Guinea
AfzeUVt splendens Hort.

10876 moluccensis Lam. Moluccas ^ CD or 20

10877 pr6cera Dec. tall f CD or 40

N Holl. 1823. C l.p Br. rem. 1

f CD or 20
tCDec 20

(Caraipe, its name in Guiana.)

Y Guiana 1824.
Y

Meliacete. 4.
C l.p Aub. gui. 387

S. Leone 1793. C l.p

E. Indies 1820. C l.p Ru. am. 3. 61

W. Indies

C l.p

ORDER I.

DECANDRIA IN1ONOGYNIA.

169

1:301. EKEBE'RG-M Spar. EK.EBERGI;

10878 capensis Spar. Cape

* 1302. HEY'NE^ Rox. HEYNEA.

10879 trfjuga Rox. three-paired

10880 quinquejuga Rox. five-paired

(C. G. Ekebcrg, a Danish naturalist.) Melidcete. 1.

| | or 20 jl.au W C. G. H. 1789. C p.l Lam. il. 3i

(Dr. B. Heync, a German botanist.)
t CD or 20 s W Nepal 1812.

J CD or 20

W

MeliUcece. 2.
C l.p Bot. mag. 1738
E. Indies 1816. C l.p

1303. GUArACUM~L. LIGNUM VITJE TREE. (Guatac, its name in Guiana.)

10881 officinale /,. officinal f O m *0 jl.s B W. Indies 1694.

10882 arboreum Dec. tree f CD m 30 ... B Trinidad 1816.

ZygophyMlum arboreum Jac.
10883 verticale Or. vertical

C p.l

'le<E. 3. — 5.
Lam. il. 342
Jac. am. 83

or 8

W. Indies 1820. C p.l

1304. ZYGOPHY'LLUM />. BEAN-CAPRR. (Zygos,apn\T,phyllon,a. leaf ; Us. in pairs.) Zy°

ophyllta: 13.-1S.

10884 simplex L.

simple

its fAl or

ljl.au

Y

St. Jago

1825.

S

p.l

For. ffig. 12

10885 cordtfolium L.

heart-leaved

* \ | cu

60

0

C. G. H.

1774.

C

l.p

10886 Fabago L.

Fabago

^ A cu

4 jl.s

O.w

Syria

1596.

C'

l.p

Lam. il. 345. 1

10887 fce'tidum Schr.

fetid

*- l 1 pr

4 jn.au

O.Y

C. G. H.

1790.

c:

l.p

Sc. han. 17. 9

2 insuave B. M.

unpleasant

»l_Jpr

4 jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

c:

l.p

Bot. mag. 372

10888 fruticulosum Dec.

fruticulose

n. | | or

1 jl.au

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c:

p.l

10889 maculitum H. K.

spotted-flowere

rf*t l_) pr

4 o.n

Y

C. G. H.

1782.

C

l.p

10890 microphyllum Thun. small-leaved
10891 Morgsuna L. Morgsana

iU. lAlor

* 1 | CU

ijl.au
3 my.s

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1732.

C

c

p.l

l.p

Di. el. 116. 141

10892 sessilifulium L.

sessile-leaved

it \ i cu

3 jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1713.

c

ID

Bot. mag. 2184

10893 spinosum L.

spiny

ML i | or

1 jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

pl

Bur. af. 5. 2. 2

10894 coccineum L.

scarlet.

il i | or

3

S

Egypt

1823.

c

s.p

For. teg. 87. 11

10895 album L.

white

il 3D or

2 o.n

W

Canaries

1779.

c

l.p

L. f. dec. 1. 6

10896 prostrktum Thun.

prostrate

£~ tAJ or

Jjl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1810.

c

p.l

1305. FAGCTN.L4 Tou. FAGONIA.

10897 erotica L. Cretan

10898 arabica L. Arabian

10899 glutinosa Dec. glutinous

130tl. TRFBULUS Tou. CALTROPS.

(Mons. Fagon, a great patron of botany.) Zygophyllea: 3. — 10.

«. I | cu 1| jn.au P Candia 1739. S lt.1 Bot. mag. 241

tt. i ) cu 2 jn.au P Arabia 1759. S lt.1

its I | or 1 my.au R Egypt 1820. S p.l Del. aeg. 28. 2

10900 cistoldes L.

10901 albus Pair.

10902 terrestris L.

10903 subinermis Fts.

10904 lanuginbsus L.

10905 maximus L.

10906 trijugatus Nut.

Cistus-like

white *&. iQI or

earth -&

nearly unarmed-* iDI or

woolly -* |Q| or

greatest

three-paired

(Tribo, to tear; prickly capsules.)

jn.jl W
1 JN! Y

Y

p. 7. — 18.

S. Amer.' 1752. "S* lt.1 Bot. reg. 791
Guinea 1826. S s.l
S. Europe 1596. S co Lam. il. 346. 1
Thibet 1820. S s.l
E. Indies 1822. S s.l Bur. zey. 106. 1
Jamaica 1728. S s.l Jac. ic. 3.462
Georgia 1819. S s.l

1307. LA'RRE^ Cav. LARREA. (J. A. H. de Larrea, a Spanish botanist.)
10907 nitida Cav. shining-leaved tt. i | or 2 jn.jl Y S. Amer. 1823. S

iUeee. 1.— 3.
Cav ic.6.559

1308. DICTA'MNUS L. FRAXI.VELLA. (A Cretan city ; grows on mountains near it.) Rutacete. 2.

10908 Fraxinella Pers. Fraxinella ^ A or 3 my.jl P Germany 1596. S p.l Jac. au. 5. 428
albus L.

10909 albus L/C. white ^ A or 3 my.jl W Germany 1596. S p.l

1309. fllTTA Tou.

10910 pinnkta L.

10911 montana Clus.

10912 chalepe"nsis Pers.

10913 graveolens L.

10914 bractedsa Dec.

10915 divaricata Ten.

10916 angustifolia Pers.
chalepensis Vil.

10917 macrophylla Sol.

10918 albiflora Hook.

10919 Corsica Dec.

10920 patavina L.

10921 pubescens IV. en.

10922 villosa Bleb.

10923 /inifolia L.

10924 suaveolens Dec.
/inifolia grandi floral. A/.

$ 10925 daharica Dec. Dahurian

RUE. (Rule, Gr., and the same in most languages.)
winged-leaved ML i | un 2 mr.au G.Y Canaries 1780.

Rutacece. 16. — 25.
C r.m

mountain

tJL

| un

2

au.s

G.Y

S. Europe

1596.

C

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 76

Chalepo

tL

1 | un

9

jn.s

G.Y

Africa

1722.

C

r.m

heavy-scented

«.

m

a

jn.s

G.Y

S. Europe

1562.

C

CO

Duh. ar. 2. 61

bracted

ML

| un

ij

t mv-Jn

Y.G

Sicily

1819.

C

CO

divaricate

BL

1 un

2"

my.jl

Y.o

Italy

ISL'O.

C

CO

Lam. il. 345. 1

narrow-leaved

ML i ( un 2

jn.s

G.Y

S. France

1722.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 2311

long-leaved

«L

I un

3

jl

G.Y

Africa

1820.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 2018

white-flowered

tt.

_Jpr

2

jl.au

W

Nepal

1823.

c

r.m

Hook. ex. fl. 79

Corsican

VL

I un

1

jn.s

Y.G

Corsica

1818.

c

CO

Boc. mu. 59

Paduan

*y.

A un

1J

i Jn-Jl

G.Y

Italy

1819.

c

r.m

Mic. gen. 19

pubescent

s

A un

my.au

G.Y

Spain

1816.

c

CO

Lam. il. 345. 2

villous

tL

( un

1

jn.jl

Y.G

Caucasus

1818.

c

CO

Bux. c. 2.28.2

Flax-leaved

ML

| un

] i

G.Y

Spain

1752.

c

r.m

Bot. rep. 565

sweet-scented

tt

I un

2

jn.s

Y.G

Tauria

1800.

c

CO

Bot. mag. 2254

un 1J my.jl Y.G Dahuria 1820. C co Gm. si. 4. 6. 2

1310. CROHVE^ Sm.

10926 saligna Sm.

10927 latifolia Lo. C.

CROWEA. (J. Crovue, of Norwich, a celebrated British botanist.) Ruthcets. 2.

\V\\\ovf.leaved * i | or 3 jl.d P N. S. W. 1790. C s.l.p Bot. mag. 989

broad-leaved * i_j or 3 jl P N. S. W. 1825. C s.l.p

1311. ERIOSTE^MON Sm. ERIOSTEMON. (Erion, wool, stemon, stamen ; fringed filaments.) Rutucea:. 9

10928 ftuxifolius Sm.

10929 salicifolius Sm.

10930 myoporoldes Dec.

10931 obovatus Can.

10932 cuspidatus Cuii.

10933 ericifolius Ma. C.

10934 linearifolius Dec.

10935 lanceolatus Gae.

10936 squammeus Lad.

Box-leaved
Willow-leaved *
Myoporum-Hke H
obovate il

cuspidate il

Heath-leaved il
linear-leaved il
lanceolate *

scaly il

1312. PHEBA^LIUM Ven. PHEBALIUM.

10937 squamulbsum Ven. squamulose ifc

10938 afireum Cun. golden it

10939 lachno'ides Cun. Lachnzea-like il

10940 elatum Cun. tall il

10941 lineare Ma. C. linear *

10942 salicifolium Ma. C. Willow-leaved il

1313. CHOI'SY.4 H. & B. CIIOISYA. (J. D. Ckoisy, a Genevese botanist.)

10943 ternata //. $ B. tcrnatc il CD or 6 jl au VV Mexico 1825. C

'l | or 2 my' Pk '
l_Jor 3 ap.jl R
Ujor 1| ... R
1 |or 2 ap.jl R
1 | or 3 ap.jl R
i | or 3 ap.au R
i I or 3 ap.au R
! | or 3 ap.au R
1 | or 2 ap.au R

(Phibalee, a myrtle ;
Hor 2| ap.jl Y
or 6 ap.jl Y
1 |or 3 apjl W
l_jor 10 ap.jl W
i I or 3 ap.au W
1 1 or 3 ap.au W

N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 18-24.
N. Holl. 1823.
N. Holl. 1823.
N. Holl. 1822.

appearance.)
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1823.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1825.
N. Holl. 1825.
N. Holl. 1825.

C p.l
C e.p.l Lin. tr. 11. 26
C s.p.l
C s.p.l
C s.p.l Bot. cab. 1247
C s.p.l
C s.p.l
C s.p.l Gac. fr. 3. 210
C s.p.l Lab. n. h. J. 141

Rutacece. 6. —7.
C s.l.p Ven. mal. 102
C s.l.p Fi. n. h. ic.
C s.l.p
C s.l.p
C s.p.l
C s.p.l

Rutacea: 1.
lp H.&B. 6. 513

170

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS X.

1314. CORDON W.
10944 Royeni W.

CODON.
Royen's

(Kodon, a little bell ; corolla.)

OJ cu 1 s

W C. G. H. 1801.

1315. GO'MPHIA Schreb. BUTTON-FLOWER.

10945 zeylanica Dec. Ceylon « (~) or
O'chna zeylanica Lam.

10946 obtusifMia Dec. obtuse-leaved Hl~) el
109 17 Jabotdpita Swz. Jabotapita 41 I I or

10948 nftida Swz. glossy-leaued * O el

10949 laevigata Lo. C. smooth -leaved « I I or
109.30 /aurifblia Sivz. Laurel-leaved • f~~l or

(Gomphos, n club; germen.)

Sol- niece 1.
S lt.l Bourcp. 325

OchnacetE. 6. — 25.

Ceylon 1823. C s.l Bur. zey.56

Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica

1803.
1820.
1803.
1820.

C 3.1

C 8.1

C s.l

C s.l

An. mu. 8
Lam. iL 472.2
An. mu. 13

Jamaica 1823. C s.l Dec mu. 17. 15

131& QUA'SSI^ W. QUASSIA. ( Quasst, a negro slave of Surinam, first used it med.)

10951 amara W.

bitter

1.— 4.

1317. SIMARU^BA Aub. SIMARI;BA.

10952 exce"lsa Dec. lofty
Quassia exc^lsa Swz.

10953 otficin&lis Dec. officinal
Quassia Simaruba L.

1318. SIMA-BA Hil. SIMABA.

10954 orinocensis H. # B. Orinoco

10955 guianensis Aub. Guiana
Z wingers amara W.

CDm 20 jn.jl R Guiana 1790. C p.l Bot. mag. 497

(Simarouba, its name in Guiana.) Simar<<be<E. 2. — 3.

CDm 40 ... Y.w Jamaica 1818. C l.p Ac. haf. 1788. 8

CD m 10

Y.w W.Indies 1789. C l.p Aub.gui.2.;

(Its name in Guiana.)

;m 10 ... W Orinoco 1818.
or 10 ... W Guiana 1826.

Simarkbece. 2. — 7.

C l.p H &B.514

C Lp Aub. gui. 1. 153

1319. HETSTE'R/^ L. Bois PERDRIX. (Lawrence Heister, prof. bot. Halstadt, d. 1758.) Olac'mece. 1. — 3.
scarlet i CD or 20 ... S W. Indies 1822. C l.p Jac. am. 81

10956 coccinea Jac.

1320. LIMO^NIA L.
10957 crenulata Rox.
1C958 parvifli.ra B. M.
10959 SL-andens Rox.
ll>9oO citrifolia W.

LIMONIA. (Limoun, the Arabic name of the Citron.) Aurantiacete. 4. — 11.
crenulate it CD or 4 ... W E. Indies 1808. C r.m Rox. cor. 1. 86

small-flowered » | | f r 6 year W China ... C r.m Bat. mag. 2416

scandent £_ i I or 6 jn.jl W China 1800. C r.m

Orange-leaved » i | fr 4 year

China 1800. C r.m

1321. BERGE^R^ Kon. BEKGERA.

10961 KonfgzV Rox. Konig's

10962 integerrima Rox. very entire-tad

(C. J. Berger, professor of botany at Kiel.) Aurantihcece. 3.
Dcu 3 jnjl W E. Indies 1820. L p.l Bot. cab. 1019
Dcu 4 jn.jl W W. Indies 1823. C s.p

1322. ATALA'NTT/f Corr. ATALANTIA. (Atalanta, the daughter of Schceneus.) AurantiTicece. 1.
10963 monoph^lla Dec. one-leaved * CD or 4 jn.au W E. Indies 1777. C r.m Rox. cor. 1. 83
Limbnium monophyllum Rox.

1323. GLYCO'SMIS Corr. GLYCOSMIS.

10964 pentaph^lla Corr. five-leaved
Limdnia pentaph^lla Retx.

10965 arburea Corr. tree

(Glyki;s, sweet, osme, smell ; perfume.) Aurantiacece. 2.
i I I or' 20 jn.jl W E. Indies 1790. C r.m Rox. cor. 1. 84

i I I or 20 my.au W E. Indies 1796. C r.m Rox. cor 1.85

1324. CLAUSfTNA Brm. CLAUSENA. (Not explained.) Aurantihceee. 1 — 2.

10966 pentaphyUla Dec. five-leaved 1 CD or 20 jn.au W Coroman. 1800. C r.m
Limbnia pentaphylla Herb. Lam. not Rox.

1325. FERO^N/^ Corr. FERONIA. (Goddess of forests.) Aurantiaceee. 1. — 2.

10967 elephantum Corr. elephant apple it I 1 or 4 ... W E. Indies 1804. C r.m Rox. cor. 2. 141

1326 MURRA^Y// Kon. MURRAYA. (J. A. Murray, a Swede, prof. bot. Gottingen.) Aurantiucece. 2.
T0968 exotica L. exotic * I I or 8 au.s W E. Indies 1771. C lt.l Bot. reg. 434

10969 paniculata Wai. panicled * CU or 8 jl W E. Indies 1823. C r.m Hook. ex. fl. 79

1327. COO'K/,4 Sonn. WAMPEE TREE. (Capt. Cook, celeb. Eng. circumnavigator) Aurantiucete, 1. — 2.

10970 punct&ta Retz. dotted 1 CZ1 f r 15 ... W China 1795. C lt.l Jac. sc. 1. 101

1328. G/£RTNEVR;/ Rox. G;ERTNERA. (J. Gartner, M.D., F.R.S., a celebrated bot.) Malpighiucea,: 2.

10971 racembsa Rox. clustered fl_ a or 15 mr.ap W.Y E. Indies 1796. C p.l Bot. rep. 600
Hfptage mandablota Gae.

10972 obtusifblia Rox. obtuse-leaved fl_ CD or 20

Hiptage obtusifulia Dec.

W China 1810. C p.l

13'29. BUNCHO^SIA J. BUNCHOSIA.

10973 glandulusa Dec. glandulous * CD or' 10
Malp(ghirt glandulosa Cav.

10974 glanduh'fera //. $ B. gland-bearing * CD or 10 mr.my Y

(Bunchos, coffee, Aral. ; similar seeds.) Malpighiucece. 11. — 16.

Malpighict glanduhfera Jac.

10975 irndia Dec. intermediate
Malp'ghirt media H. K.

10976 polystachya Dec. many-spiked
Malpighu/ polystachya Andr.

10977 tuberculita Dec. tuberculate
Malpighirt tuberculata Jac.

10978 argentea Dec. silvery

10979 nitida Dec. shining
Malpighirr nitida L.

10980 paniculata Dec. panicled

10981 cuman^nsis G. Don. Cumana

10982 odorata Dec. scented

10983 canescens Dec. canescent
Malpighia canescens H. K.

CD or 10 mr.my Y
I I or 10 mr.my Y
I I or 6 my.au Y

W.Indies 1804. C p.l Cav. dis. 8. 239.2

W.Indies 1806. C p.l Jac. ic. 3. 469

W.Indies 1790. C p.l

W. Indies 1806. C p.l Bot. rep. 604

Caraccas 1806. C p.l Jac. sc. 1. 104

» CD or
• CD or

10

10

jl.au
jl.au

Y
R

Caraccas 1810.
St.Domin.1800.

C

C

p.l
p.l

Jac. fr. 83
Cav. dis. 8. 239.1

H[~l or
* C~l or

10

10

my.au

s

P
Y

Jamaica 1820.
Cumana 1820.

C

C

p.l

p.l

* C

D or

10

my.au

Y

Cartha

ige 18»6.

C

p.l

Jac. am. 177. 41

1C

D or

20

jl.au

Y

W. In(

.lies 1742

C

p.l

1330. MONO'TROPA L. YELLOW BIRD'S-NEST. (Monos,one, trepo,to turn ; fls. one way.) Monotrapeee. 2. -6.

10984 uniflura MX. one-flowered ^ A cu £ W N. Amer. 1824. S s.p Hook ex. fl. 85

10985 Hypopithys L. Hypopithys ^t A cu £ jn.jl W Britain woods. S s.p Eng. bot. 69

1331. DION.EM L.
10986 Muscipula L.

DION^EA. (One of the names of Venus.) Droseracete. 1.

Genus's Flytrap £ iAI cu J jl.au W Carolina 1768. S bog Bot. mag. 785

OllUJSR I.

1332. GARU'GA Rox.
10987 pinnata Rox.

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

171

GAIUHJA.

(Garugo, its Telinga name.) Terebinthacece. 1.

or 20 ... Y E.Indies 1808. C p.l Rox. cor. 3. 208

1333. BOSWE'LL/,4 Rox. OLIBANUMTREE. (Dr. John Bosivell, of Edinburgh.) Terebinthacecc. 2. —3.

10988 serrata Stack. serrated £ CZ) m 20 ... Pa.Y E. Indies 1820 C l.p As. res. 9. 377. ic.

10989 glabra ^ox. smooth £ Q or 30 ... Pa.Y Coroman. 1823. C l.p Rox. cor. 3. 207

1334. ICJCA Aub. ICICA.

(Its name in Guiana.) Terelrinthacece. 4. — ]5.

10990 heterophylla Dec. various-leaved <

t CD or £0 ... W Guiana 1823.

C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 133

r/myns heterophylla /F.

10991 guianensis Aub Guiana £ CD or 30 ... W Maranh. 1823.

C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 131

^myris guianensis W.

10992 enneandra Aub. nine-stamened '

t CD or 20 ... W Maranh. 1822.

C l.p Aub. gui. 1. 134

10993 Tacamahaca Kth. Tacamahac }

! Q or 20 ... W Trinidad 1819.

C l.p

1335. KA'LMIA L. KALMIA.

(P, Kalm, professor at Abo, in Sweden.)

Rhodoracece. 6.

10994 latifolia L. broad-leaved

or 8 my.jl R N. Amer. 1734.

L s.p Bot. mag. 175

10995 angustif-Mia /.. narrow-leaved

or 3 my.jl R N. Amer. 1736.

L s.p Bot. mag. 331

2 r u bra red-flowered

or 3 my.jl R N. Amer. ...

L s.p Bot. cab. 502

3 fMiis variegatis variegated-lvd

or 2 my.jl R N. Amer. ...

L s.p

4 minima least

or 2 my.jl R N. Amer. ...

L s.p

5 nana dwarf

or 2 my jl R N. Amer. ...

L s.p

6 rosea rose-colored

or 3 my.jl R N. Amer. ...

L s.p

1 pumila dwarf

or 2 my.jn R N. Arner. ...

L s.p

8 ovata Ph. ovate

or 2 mv.jn R N. Amer. ...

L s.p

10996 cuneata MX. cuneate-leaved

or 2 my.jl W.R N. Amer. 1820.

L s.p

10P97 glauca L. glaucous

or 2 ap.my P N. Amer. 1767.

L s.p Bot. mag. 177

10998 rosmarinifulia Ph. Rosemary-lvd

or 2 ap.my R N. Amer. 1812.

L s.p

10999 hirsuta Walt. hairy

_| or 1J au.s R N. Amer. 1786.

L s.p Bot mag. 138

1336. iE^DUM L. LABRADOR TE

(Ledon, Greek name of the Cistus.)

Rhodoracece. 4.

11000 palustre L. marsh

or 2 ap.my W Europe 1762.

L s.p Bot. cab. 560

2 decumbens decumbent

or * ap.my W Huds Bayl762.

L s.p

11001 latifolium //. K. broad-leaved

or 3 ap.my W N. Amer. 1763.

L s.p Bot. cab. 584

11002 canadense Lod. Canadian

or 1£ jn W Canada

L s.p Bot. cab. 1049

11003 greenlandia lietz. Greenland

or 2 ap.my W Ireland bogs.

L s.p

*1337. AMMYRSPNE Ph. AMMVKSINB

. (Ammos, sand, myrsine, a myrtle; habitat.) Rhodoracece. 1.

11004 fcuxif.Mia Ph. Box -leaved «

or 1 ap.my W N. Amer. 1736.

L s.p Bot. reg. 531

.Ledum 6uxifulium L. Leiophyllum fhymifolium Spr. '

1338. TJHODCTRA L. RHODORA.

(Rhodon. a rose ; color of flowers.) Rhodordcece. 1.

11005 canadense L. Canadian 3fc or 3 ap.my P N. Amer. 1767.

L p.l Bot. mag. 474

*1339. TJHODODE'NDRON L. RHODODENDRON. (Rhodon, a rose, dendron, a tree.)

Rhodoracece. 23. — 24.

11006 maximum L. largest

' spl '.'0 jn.au Pk N. Amer. 1736.

L s.p Bot. mag. 951

11007 album Ph. white

' or 20 jn.au W N. Amer. 1811.

L s.p

11008 purpureum Ph. purple

' spl 25 jn.au P N. Amer. ...

L s.p

11009 ponticum L. Pontic *

1 spl 12 n.y.jn P Gibraltar 1763.

L s.p Bot. mag. 650

1 album white i

1 or 8 my.jn W gardens

L s.p

2 angustifolium narrow-leaved l

1 or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

3 cawz'nzfolium Cassine-leaved i

It or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

4 CEerulescens cserulescent i

1 or 10 myjn B gardens

L s.p

5 contortum tv/isted-petaled i

1 or 8 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

6 flure pit-no double-flowered*

» or 12 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

7 fMiis argenteis silver-leaved M

It or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

8 foliis aureis golden-leaved t

It or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

9 frond os um leafy 1

k or 5 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

10 intermedium intermediate i

t or 12 myjn P gardens

L s.p

11 macrophyilum long-leaved 1

1 or 12 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

12 ovatum ovate-leaved i

t or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

13 ruseum rose-Jiowered i

t or 10 my.jn R gardens

L s.p

14 rubescens rubesccnt t

I or 10 myjn R gardens

L s.p

15 salicifMium Willow-leaved i

ft or 6 my.jn P gardens

L s.p

16 nepalense Nepal i

I [or 5 ap.my P Nepal 1817.

L s.p

11010 cinnamomeumJFfl/. Cinnamon i

t | spl 20 jn P Nepal 1820.

L p.l

11011 obtusum H'at. obtuse i

1 spl 12 my.jn P Gibraltar 1763.

L s.p Den. br. 162

110l2arb6reum Sm. tree «

' |spl 20 ... S Nepal 1H20.

L s.p Ex. Lot. 6

2 album white

! _|spl 20 ... W Nepal 1818.

L s.p

11013 punct'itum Andr. dotted-/caiW i

ft or 4 jn au Pk N. Amer. 1786.

L s.p Bot. rep. 36

2 majus larger dotted-lvd J

ft or 6 jn.au Pk N. Amer. 1786.

L s.p Bot reg. 37

11014 azaleoides Desf. Azalea-like *

I spl 3 jn.au Pk

L s.p Bot. rep. 379

2 odor \turn sweet-scented t

i or 3 in.au Pk 1820.

L s.p

11015 hybridum B. R. Herbert's hybrid* spl 3 jn.au Pk

L s.p Bot. re?. 195

11016 dauricum L. Daurian £

fe or 3 mr.d 1 Siberia 1780.

L s.p Bot. mag. fi.>6

2 atrov'irens dark -green 1

1 or 3 f.ap P Siberia

L s.p Bot. reg. 194

3 altAicum Fls. Altaic i

1 or 3 mr.ap P Altai 1810.

L s.p

11017 wiyrtitolium Lod. Myrtle-leaved *

1 spl 12 my.jn P Gibraltar 17frJ.

L s.p Bot. cab. 908

11018 ferrugineum L. rusty-leaved t

It or 1| my.jl S Switzerl. 1752.

L s.p Bot. cab. 65

11019 hirsutum L. hairy-leaved *

1 or 1£ my.jl S Switzerl. 1656.

L s.p Bot. mag. 1853

2 foliis variegatis variegafed-lvd i

It or 1 my.jl S 1800.

L s.p

11020 chrvsanthum Pall, yeliow-flwd e

or ijn.jl Y Siberia 1796.

L s.p Par. Ion. 80

officinale Sal.

11021 caucasicum Pall. Caucasian »

or au P Caucasus 1803.

L s.p Bot. mag. 1145

11022 campanulatum D.Don campanulate <
11023 anthopogon D. Don bearded-flwd *

1 I or ap.my P Nepal 1817.
I I or ap.my P Nepal 1820.

L s.p
L s.p

aromaticum IVol.

11024 setusum D. Don setose O

t | or ... P Nepal 1825.

L s.p

11025 catawbiense MX. Catawba *

t or jn.au P N Amer. 1809.

L s.p Bot. mag. 1671

110J6 Catesbtf-^ Hort. Catesby's *

t or my.jn P N. Amer. 1810.

L s.p

11027 camtchaticum Pall. Kamtchatka 4

S or 2 ... P Kamtsch. 1802.

L s.p Pal ros. 1. 33

11028 Chamajcistus L. Ground Cistus «

or | my.jn Pa.P Austria 1786.

C s.p Bot. mag. 488

11029 lappunicum Wahl. Lapland tt

- |or i mr.my R Lapland 1810.

L s.p

1340. EPIGJ£\\ L. EPK;*:A. (Epi,
11030 rt pens /,. crecp'ng «t

upon, gca, earth ; the stems on ground.)
pr J jl.au W N. Amer. 1736.

Rhodoracece. 1. — 2.
L s.p Bot. reg. 201

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA

CLASS X.

1341. ANDRCKMEDJ L. ANDROMEDA.

(The virgin Andromeda.}

Ertceee. 27. —44.

11031 tetragona /.. four-angled n. | or 4 mr ap W Lapland 1810. L s.p
11032AypnoldesZ,. Moss-like „* _| pr i jn.jl W.R Lapland 1798. L s.p Fl. dan. 10

11033 calyculata L. small-calyxed * or 1£ f.ap W

N. Amer. 1748. L s.p Pal. ros. 2.72. 1

1 ventricosa ventricose * or 1| f.ap W

Russia 1748. L s.p Bot. mag. 1286

21atif61ia broad-leaved * or \\ f.ap W

Newfoun. 1748. L s.p Bot. cab. 530

3 nana dwarf u. cu | f.ap W

L s.p Bot. cab. 862

11034 angustifulia Ph. narrow-leaved ft or 1 f.ap W

N. Amer. 1748. L s.p

11035 crispa Desf. curled * or 3 ... W

N. Amer. 1824. L s.p

11036;»olifoliaZ,. Folium-leaved «L or my.s Pk

L s.p

1 latifolia broad-leaved tt. or my.s Pk

N. Amer. ... L s.p

2 media middle, or Wild Rosemary**- or my.s W

Britain tur.bo. L s.p Eng. bot. 713

3 subulata avrl-leaved «. or my.s Pk

L s.p

4 minima smallest tt. or ap.my Pk

L s.P

5oleit7.Ua Olive-leaved tt. or 1 ap.my Pk

... L s.p

11037 glaucophylla Lk. glaucous-lvd tt, or 1 my.s Pk
joolifolia/3 latifdlia Lod.

N Amer. ... L s.p Bot. cab. 516

11038 rosmarinifolia Ph. Rosemary-lvd tt. or 1| my.s Pk

N. Amer. ... L s.p Pal. ros. 2. 70. B.

11039 jamaicthisis Swz. Jamaica ft [ | or 6 ... W

Jamaica 1793. L s.p

11040 mariana L. Maryland ft or 2 my.jl W

N. Amer. 1736. L s.p Pluk. m. 448. 6

1 ovalis ova\-leaucd ft or 2 my.jl W

N. AiriT. 17S6. L s.p Bot. mag. 1579

2 oblonga oblong-leaved * or 2 my.jl W

N. An: cr. 1736. L s.p

11041 speciosa MX. showy * or 3 jn.s W

Carolina 18(;0. L s.p

1 nitida shining-leaved ft or 3 jn.s W

Carolina 1800. L s.p Bot. mag. 970

2 pulverutenta dusty-leaved ft or 3 jn.s W

Carolina 1800. L s.p Bot. mag. fid?

3 glai'ica Wat. . glaucous ft or 1| ap.my Pk

L s.p Den.br. 26

11042 dealbata Lindl. whitened ft or 2 ap.my Pk

L s.p Bot reg. 1010

11043 fasciculate Swz. bundled t CD or 20 ... W

Jamaica 1824. C s.p

11044 salicifblia Wat. Willow-leaved tt. or 4 jn W

N. Amer. ... L s.p Den. br. 38

11045 fiuxifolia Lam. Box-leaved ft O or 2 ... Pk

Mauritius 1822. C s.p Hook. ex. H. 192

11046 coriacea H. K. thick-leaved « or 2 jn.au Pk

N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Bot. mag. 1095

nitida MX. lucidaLam.

2 rubra Lod. red-flowered ft or 3 jn.au R

N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Bot. cab. 672

11047 acuminata H. K. acuminate ft or 3 au W

N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Ex. bot. 2. 89

lucidajac. populifulia Lam. reticulata Walt, Jaurina MX.

11048 Catesb«?x» Walt. Catesby's ft or 2 jn.jl W

N. Amer. 1793. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 1955

spinulbsa Ph.

11049 spicata Walt. spiked ft or 2 jn W

N. Amer. ... L s.p Den. br. 36

11050 axillaris H. K. axil-flowering ft or 1 my.au W

N. Amer. 1765. Sk s.p

2 longifolia long-leaved ft or 1 my.au W
Walter* W.

N. Amer. ... Sk s.p Bot. mag. 2357

11051 canescens Lo. C. canescent ft or 3 jn.jl W

N. Amer. ... L s.p

11052 racemosa L. branchy ft fra 3 jl W

N. Amer. 1736. L s.p

paniculata Walt.

2 latifolia broad-leaved ft or 3 jl.au W

N. Amer. ... L s.p

3 stricta strict ft or 4 jl.au W

N. Amer. ... L s.p

11053 japonica Thun. Japan ft| | or 3 ... W
1 1054 rubiginosa Pers. rubiginous ft D or 10 ... W

Japan 1806. L s.p Thun. jap. 22
W.Indies ... C s.p

pubescens Poir.

11055 arburea L. Sorrel tree £ or 40 jl.s W

N. Amer. 1752. S s.p Bot. mag. 905

11056 floribunda Ph. bundle-flwd ft or 3 my.jn W

N. Amer. 1812. L s.p Bot. mag. 1566

11057 ovalifolia Walt. oval-leaved f i | or 20 ... W

Nepal 1825. C s.p As.res.13.391.ic.

11058pilulifera/iW. pellet-bearing ft or 3 jn.jl W

L s.p

1342. LYCTN/^ Nut. LYONIA. (J. Lyon, an American collector of plants.) Er'cete. 6.

11059 ferruginea Nut. ferrugineous ft or 3 jn.jl W

N. Amer. 1784. L s.p Yen. mal. 80

Andromeda ferruginea Walt.

11060rigida Nut. rigid ft or 20 ap.my W

N. Amer. 1774. L s.p Bot. cab. 430

Andr6meda ferruginea H. K.

11061 paniculata Nut. panicled ft or 3 my.jn W

N. Amer. 1748. L s.p Den. br. 37

Andromeda paniculata L.

11062multiflora Wat. many-flowered ft or 2jl W

N. Amer. ... L s.p Den.br. 128

11063 capreaefolia Wat. tendril-leaved ft or 3 jl W

N. Amer. 1812. L s.p Den. br. 127

11064 frondosa Nut. leafy ft or 3 my.jn W

N. Amer. 1806. L s.p

Andromeda frondosa PA.

' 1343. ENKIA'NTHUS Lou. ENKIANTHUS (Egkuos, pregnant, anthos, flower.) En'ceee. 2. — 3.

11065 quinqueflora Lou. five-flowered * [ | el 3 f.s Pk China 1812. C s.l.p Bot. mag. 104-9

11066 reticulata Lindl. netted *i_Jel 3 ja.f Pk China 1822. C p.l Bot. reg. 885

' 1344. GAULTHE^R/,* L. GAULTHERIA. (M. Gaulthier, M.D. a Fr. writer on maple sugar.) Erwe<z. 4. — 18.

11067 procumbens L. procumbent $„ pr | jl.s W N. Amer. 1762. Sk s.p Bot. rep. 116
11068S//fl7/o«Ph. Shallon * or 4 my W N. Amer. 1826. L s.p Ph. am. ic.

11069 fragrans D. Dore fragrant *i | or 6 ... P.R Nepal 1824. L s.p As.res.13.297.ic.

11070 antipoda Forst. antipodal H L_| or 6 ... W N. Zeal. 1820. C s.p

1345. ARBUTUS L.
1107117 Viedo i.
2 rftbra
3 plena
4 integnfTilia
£ schizopetala
6 crispa
7 salicifdlia
11072 canariensis Lam.
11073 andrachnoides Lk.
rtfbrida B. R.
11074 serratifblia Nois.
11075 Andrachne L.
11076/aurifolia L.
11077 densiflora Kth.
11078 phillyrearfolia Pers
11079 tomentosa Ph.
11080 pumila Forst.

STRAWBERRY TREE. (Ar boise, austere bush
Unedo ft or 10 s.d W
red-flowered ft or 10 s.d Pk
double-flowered** or 5 s.d W.G
entire-leaved ft or 6 s.d Pk
cut-petaled « or 7 s.d W
curled ft or 8 s.d W
Willow-leaved ft or fi s.d W
Canary ft i | or 8 my.jn W.G
Andrachne-lk * or 8 fmy W.G

serrated-leaved ft | | or 6 f.mr W.c
Andrachne ft or 10 mr.ap W.G
Laurel-leaved t i_J or 20 ... W
dense-flowered f i | or 20 ... W
. Phillyrea-lvd tt. i_J or i ... W
woollv-leaved ft or 6 ... W
dwarf ft i ! or 4 ... W

, Celt.; rough fruit.) Erfcece. 10. — 17.
Ireland ir. ro. S co Eng. bot. 2377
... L co
L co
L co Bot. mag. 2319
...... ... L co
... L co
... L co
Canaries 1796. L co Kot. mag. 1577
L s.p Bot. reg. 619

L s.p Bot. cab. 580
Levant 1724. G p.l Bot. reg. I J3
Mexico 1825. L s.p
Mexico 1826. L s.p
Peru 1812. L s.p
N. Amer. 1826. L p.l
Magellan 1220. L s.p

ORDER I.

DECANDRJA MONOGYNIA.

1346. /iRCTOSTA'PIIYLOS Aihm. ARCTOSTAPHYLOS. (Arktos, bear, staphyle, a grape.) Er'cece. 2. — 5.

1U/81 \J\'n iirsi Snr. Bear's Grape !U or £ ap.my W Britain moun. L s.p Eng. bot. 714

^'rbutus UVa ursi L.

11982 alpina Spr. alpine black-berried <£. or £ ap.my F Scotland sc.mo. L s.p Eng. bot. 2030

^4'rbutus alpina L.

CI.K.THRA. (Klcthrn. the Greek name of the alder; resemblance.) Ericete. 9. — 1£,

N. Amer. 1731. L s.p Lam. il. 369

1347. CLEVTHRA /..

CLETHRA. (Klethra, the Greek name of

11083 fllnifolia L.

Alder-leaved

&

or

4

au.o

W

11084tomentosa Lam.

wool\y-leaved

^k

or

4

au.o

W

11085 scabra Pers.
11086 paniculata H. K.

rough-leaved
panicled

i

or
or

4
4

au.o
au.o

W

W

11US7 acuminata MX.

acuminate

Sfe

or

to

au.o

W

11088 nana Lo. C.

dwarf

a

or

2

au

W

11089 arborea H. K.

tree

«

Hor

8

au.o

W

2 nii nor

smaller

*s

or

2

au.o

W

3 variegata

variegated

«

1 | or

au

W

11090 ferruginea Lk.
11091 tfnifolia Swz.

rusty
Tin us-leaved

3fc

Hor
or

4

20

...

W
W

N. Amer. 1731. L s.p Den. br. 39

Georgia 1806. L s.p

N. Amer. 1770. L s.p

Carolina 1806. "

1820.

1784.

Madeira

Madeira

Madeira

Peru

Jamaica

1800.
1825.

L s.p

L co

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

L co

C s.l

Bot. mag. 1057

Br. jam. 21. 1

1348. MYLOCA^RYUM W. en. BUCKWHEAT TREE. (Myle, mill, karyon, nut; 4-winged-seed.)

11092 ^igustrinum W. Privet-like » | or 8 my.jn W Georgia ... L p.l Bot.

CliftumYz /igustrina B. M.

Erfcece.

1349. PY'ROLA L.

11093 un iff era L.

11094 secunda L.

11095 minor L.
11096r6sea£.#

11097 mMia Sum.

11098 rotundifolia L.

11099 osarifolia MX.

11100 elllptica Nut.

11101 convoluta^ar/f.
chlorantha Swz.

WlNTERfiREEN.

single-flowered j
side-flowering ]
smaller j

rose-colored j
intermediate j
round-leaved j
Asarum-leaved i

(Dim. of Pyrus, pear tree ; similar leaves.)

A pr sj'i.jl W Britain al.wo. R s.p Eng.

A Pr 3 jn-jl W Britain moi.w. R s.p Eng.

A pr i j'l-jl R Britain raoi.w. R s.p Eng.

A pr g jl.au Pk England woods. R s.p Eng.

A pr sjnJ' W-R England woods. R s.p Eng,

A pr 3 jn jl W Britain woods. 11 s.p

Apr sJn.jl G.Y N. Amer. 1810. R s.p

A pr 3 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1818. R s.p

convoluted £ A pr iJnjl G.w N. Amer. 1818. R s.p

Eng.

Rad.
Rad.

Erfcete. I.
mag. 1695

9. — 12.
bot. 146
bot. 517
bot. 158
bot. 2543
bot. 1945
bot. 213

dis. 5. 1
dis. 4. 1

1350. CHIMA'PHILA Ph. CHIMAPHILA. (Cheima, winter, phileo, to love; green in winter.) Er'cece. 2.

11102 maculata Ph. ^ spotted-leaved £ Am £ jn VV N. Amer. 1752. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 897
Pyrola maculata L.

11103 corymbosa Ph. corymbose-fluid £ Am I jn Pk N. Amer. 1752. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 778
Pyrola umbellata L.

1351. INOCA'RPUS-Foraf. OTAHEITE CHESTNUT. (Is, a fibre, karpos, fruit ; envelope.) Sapbtea:. 1.
11104edulis-Fbrs#. eatable 1 CI] fr 20 ... W Souths. Is. 1793. C l.p Lam.il. 362

1352. STY'RAX L.

STORAX.

(Altered from asstlui

ak, the Arabic name.)

Sturacinete. 4. — 7.

11105 officinale L.

officinal

m or

12 jl

W

Italy 1597.

L

S.I

Bot. rep. 631

11106 grandiftlium H. K.

great-leaved

m or

^ jl

W

N. Amer. 1765.

L

s.l

Den. br. 120

11107 pulverulentum MX.

powdery

& or

4 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1794.

L

s.l

Den. br. 41

11108 kEvigatum H. K.

smooth

& or

4 jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1765.

L

S.1

Den. br. 40

glabrum Cav.

1353. JUSSTEU^ L.
11109 suffruticbsa L.

JUSSIEUA. (The celebrated botanical fan
sufitruticose =*= E] or li au.s Y

lily of Jussieu.}
India 1808.

Onagrt
C s.p

\ricE. 14.— 34,
Bot. rep. 621

villosa Lam.

11110 hirtai.

hairy

* Olor

1 jl.au

Y

S. Amer. 1816.

S

s.p

PI. ic. 174. 2

11111 octovalvis Swx.

eight-valved

^Olor

2 jl.s

Y

S. Amer.

S

S.p

octonervia Lam.

11112 scabra W. en.

rough

* E3 or

4 jn.au

Y

S. Amer. 1816.

•c

s.p

acuminata Swz.

11113erectajL

upright

=*= !HJ1 or

3 jl.s

Y

S. Amer. 1739.

s

s.p

PI. ic. 175. 2

11114 ovahfdlia B. M.

oval-leaved

^ Olor

2 au.s

Y

E. Indies 1810.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 2530

11115 sagittata Pair.

sagittate-/yrf

== Ol or

i au s

Y

VV. Indies 1820.

s

s.p

11116/inifMia Vahl

Flax-leaved

^ Q3 or

1 au.s

y

S. Amer. 18i'4.

s

s.p

11117 natans H. # B.

floating

^ EJ or

1 au.s

Y

W. 1 nuies 1818.

c;

s.p

11118grandifl5ra MX.

great- flowered

=fe iAI or

lijl.0

Y

Carolina 1812.

c

s.p

11119pubescens L.

pubescent

jfe rein or

2 au.s

Y

S. Amer. 1800.

s

s.p

11120 leptocarpa 7V«/.

slender-fruited

iOlor

1 au.s

Y

N. Amer. 1817.

s

s.p

11121 repensZ,.

creeping

j^ f7\1 or

1 au.s

Y

E.Indies 1817.

c

s.p

R.mal.2.51

1112iJ variabilis Mey.

variable

=gs iTSlor

2 au.s

Y

W. Indies 1826.

s

s.p

1354. GETO^NIA Rox. GETONIA.
11123 floribunda Rox. bundle-flwd
111^1 nil tans Rox. nodding

(Unexplained.) Combretacece. 2.

6 ... Y.Gr E. Indies 1815. C l.p Rox. cor. 87
fl_ CD or 6 ... Ap E. Indies 1816. C l.p

1355. OUISQUAVLIS L. QUISQUAUS. (Quis, who, qualis, what kind ; uncertainty.) Combretaceee. 3. — 5.

11125indica L. Indian fl_ CH or 20 my.au O.R E.Indies 1815. C l.p Bot. mag. 2033

11126 pubescena JBirm pubescent |_ CH or 20 ... O.R E. Indies 1815. C l.p Bur. in. 35. 2

11127 glabra Brm. smooth fl_ O or 20 China 1815. C l.p

*1356. MELA'STOMAi. MELASTOMA. (Melas, black, stom<

j, mouth ; berries stain.) Melastom<:cccs. 16.—

lll'28sanguinea^e;-

bloody

it

Bor

6

s.o

Pk

China

1818.

C

P.I

Bot. mag. 2241

11129 macrocarpa D. Don

long- fruited

it

or

6

jn.au

P

E. Indies

1793.

c:

s.p

Bot. mag. 539

malabathricajB. M.

11130 affmis D. Don.

kindred

it

§or

2

E. Indies

1810.

C

l.p

11131 malabathrica L.

Malabar

&

or

6

jn.au

P"

E. Indies

1793.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 672

11132 asperai.

rough

m

or

6

au.n

P

E. Indies

1815.

c

l.p

Bur. zey. 72

11 133 Candida D Don

white

*&k

EZDor

4

my.jn

B

E. Indies

1822.

c

l.p

11134 nepalensis Lorf.

11135 octandra L

Nepal
octandrous

*

si

dor
or

2
3

au

P
W

Nepal
Ceylon

1820.
1815.

c

c

pi

IP

Bot. cab. 707

11136 corymbosa H K.

11137 ecostata H. K.

corymbose-,^u>d *

ribless *

Bor
or

2
4

mr.o
my.jn

Pk
P

S. Leone
Jamaica

1792.
1793.

c

c:

sp
s.p

Bot. mag. 904

11138 cymbsa Wnl.

&?

CJor

2

ap.au

P

S. Amer.

1792.

c

l.p

Sc. han. 8

11139 elongata D. Don

elongated

A

1

my.jn

B

S. Leone

1823.

R

l.p

Osbeckzrr prandiflor

*Afx.

11140 Afzelia«a D.Don

Afzelius's

it

Bor

•j i

; my.jn

R

S. Leone

1824.

C

l.p

11141 leonensis Lod.

Sierra Leone

A

or

ga

mv.in

P

S. Leone

1826.

c:

l.p

11142vill6sa^. W.
11143gr6ssa Mutts

villous
\arge-lcaved

it
it

Hor
or

1| my.jn ...
12

S. Amer.

1820

c
c

l.p
l.p

174

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS X.

1357. MICOXN/^ R. &P. MICONIA.

11144 grandifulia D. Don large-leaved
Melastoma grandiRlia H. C.

11145 rubescens D. Don rubescent

11146 tenuifi.lia D. Don fine-leaved

11 147 an^ust"ita D. Don narrow

11148 impetiolaris D. Don sc^\\e-leaved

11 149 decussata D. Don decussate

11150 semicrenata D. Don half'-rrenated

11151 purpurascensD.Z)o« purpurascent

11152 longifdlia G. Don long-leaved

11153 prasina G. Don leek-green
Melastoma la?vigata Aub.

11154 trinervia D Don three-nerved
Melastoma trinervis IV.

11155 tetrancira D Don tetrandrous
Melastoma tetrancira Swz.

11156 AcinodendronZ)..D0« Acinodcndron
Melastoma Acinodendrou /,.

11157 purpurascensZ).J%/j purpurascent
Melastoma purpurea W. purpurascens Aub.

11158 Isevigata D. Don smooth
Melastoma lajvigata L.

(D. Micon, M.D.,

a Spanish botanist.)

Melastomacece. 15. —

tt CD or

10 ...

W

Trinidad

1820.

C

l.p

* CD or

6

W

S. Amer.

1818.

C

l.p

* £j or

6

W

S. Amer.

1818.

C

l.p

* [™1 or

...

W

Trinidad

1820.

C

l.p

* CD or

i

W

W. Indie

1822.

C

l.p

Bon. mon. 29

* CD or
» CDor

...

W

W

Guiana 1818.
Guadalou.1817.

C

C

l.p

l.p

Aub. gui. 1. 156

* CD or

f ,

W

Jamaica

1817.

C

l.p

« CD or

-.

W

Guiana

1817.

C

IP

Aub. gui. 1. 170

*t CD or

4 jl

W

Guiana

1817.

C

l.p

Aub. gui. 1.159

* CDor

4 jl

W

Jamaica

1795.

C

l.p

*CDor

2 ...

...

Jamaica

1815.

C

l.p

* CD or

6

p

Jamaica

1804.

C

l.p

PL ic. 142. 2

*CDor

8 ...

p

Guiana

1804.

C

l.p

Aub. gui. 1. 154

:ens Aub.

at a or

6

W.G

S. Amer.

1815.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 663

1358. CHITCTNI AD. Don CHITONIA.

11159 macrophylla D. Don long-leaved i

11160 pyramidalis G Don pyramidal i
Melastoma pyramidalis Desf.

11161 ZMcans D.Don \\h\tQ-teaved *

(Chiton, a coat of mail ; calyx scaly.) Melastomacece. 5. —

CDor 10
(~~1 or 3

jl.au

Trinidad 1820. C l.p
Trinidad 1817. C l.p

Melastoma albicans Swz

11162 Fothergilla D. Don Fothergill's $ O or 20 ... P
Melastoma Fothergillrt Rich. Fothercflla mirabilis Aub.

11163 Tamonia G. Don Tamonia J CD or 12 ... P
Melastoma Tamonia Swz. Swartziuwa Spr.

ia59. CLIDVMIA D.Don CLIDEMIA. (Clidemii, an ancien

11164 elegans D. Don elegant i
Melastoma elegans Aub.

11165 spicata D. Don spiked i

1 1 166 agrcstis D.Don field i

11167 cernua D.Don drooping i
Melastoma cernua Bonp.

11 168 microphylla D. Don small-leaved •

11169 holosericea D. Dow velvety '.

11 170 alata G.Dow winged •
Melastoma alata Aub.

11171 nfvea D. Don snow-white-/w/i

11172 aggregata D. Don aggregate '-

11173 velufina D. Don velvety i
Melastoma velufina W.

11174 hirta D.Dow hairy >
Melastoma hirta L.

11175 rubra G. Don red i
Melastoma rubra L.

10 ... W Mexico 1815. C l.p

S. Amer. 1815. C s.p Aub. gui. 1. 175
W. Indies 1815.

C s.p

: | 1 or 1 jl.au W

I I or 1 jl.au W

CD or 1 jl.au W

•CDor I jl.au W

• CD or 4 jl.au W

: I 1 or 4 jl.au W

iCDor 4 jl.au W

: CD or lfjl.au W

: CD or 2 jl.au W

:CDor 6 s.d P

i I I or 6 my.jn P

1360. PLERONM A D. Don PLEROMA.

4 jl.s

11176 heteromalla D. Don heteromallous * I I or
Melastoma heteromalla B. R.

11177 granuK.sa D. Don granulous » CD or 10 au.s
Melastoma granulusa Desv /Zhexia Fontanesw Kth.

11178 viminea D. Do« twiggy * CD or 6 jn.au
.Khexia viminea B. R.

11179 holosericea D. DON velvety «t CD or 10 jl
-flht-xia holosericea Bonp.

lllSOglomerata G. Don headed * CD or 1£ jl

jRhexia glomerata Lod.

reek botar
Maranh.

list.)
1822.

Melastomacece. 12. —
C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 167

Guiana
Guiana
Peru

1823.
1822.
1820.

C
C
C

p.l
p.
p.l

Aub. gui. 1. 165
Aub. gui. 1. 166

S. Amer.
Brazil
Maranh.

1817.
1820.
1819.

C
C
C

p.l
p.
p.l

Pluk. am. 252. 2
Aub. gui. 1. 158

S. Amer. 1823.
Peru 1820.
W. Indies 1816.

C
C
C

p.l
p.
p.l

Bon. mon. 44

Jamaica

1740.

C

s.p

Pluk. al. 264.1

Guiana

1793.

C

s.p

Aub. gui. 1. 161

:lls of caps
Brazil

ule.)
1819.

Melastomacece. 5. —
C l.p Bot. reg. 644

Brazil 1819. C p.l Bot. reg. 671

Brazil 1821. C s.p Bot. reg. 664

Brazil 1816. C p.l Bot. reg. 323

W. Indies 1818. C p.l Bot. cab. 334

1361. TO CCTC A Aub. TOCOCA. (Tococo, its name in Guiana.) Melastomacea;. 2.

11181 Aubltt// D. Don Aublet's H O or 3 au.s Pa. R Guiana 1826. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 174
guianensis Aub. Melastoma physuphora Vahl

11182 larnta D.Don woolly *t O or 3 au.s W Trinidad 1817. C p.l
Melastoma lanata H. C.

* 1362. A CIOvriS D.Don ACIOTIS. (Akis, a point, ous, an ear ; petals.) Melastomacece. 2.

11183 discolor D. Don various-colored * O or 1 jl.s W.R Trinidad 1816. C p.l PI. ic. 42
Melastoma discolor Z/.

11184 aquiitica D. Don aquatic «- CD pr f jn.jl W.R S. Amer. 1793. C bog Aub. gui. 1. 169
/Zhexia aquatica L. Melastoma aquatica Aub.

1363. MERIA^N/J Swz. JAMAICA ROSE. (M. S. Merian, authoress of a work on insects.) Melastomacea. 3.

ni851eucantha Swz. white-flowered it CD or 6 ... W Jamaica 1825. C p.l

11186 purpurea Suiz. purple * O or 6 ... P Jamaica 1825. C p.l

11187 coccinea Swz. scarlet » Q or 6 ... S Jamaica 1818. C p.l

*1364. PETALOVMA Swz. PRTALOMA (Peta/on, petal, loma, fringe
§ 11188 myrtilloides Swz. Bilberry-like * CD or 10 ... W.Y
$11189 Mouriri Swz. Mouriri

Mouriri guianensis Aub.

if~~lor
CDor

3 jLs

W

; petals in calyx teeth.) Melastomacece. 2.
W. Indies 1823. C p.l SI. jam. 187. 3
Guiana 1817. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 180

1365. ACISANTHEVRA J. ACISANTHERA. (Akis, point, anthera, anther ; anthers pointed.) Melastom. I.

11190 quadrata Pers. squared it CD cu 3 Jamaica 1804. C p.l Br. jam. 22.1

.Rhexia Acisanthera L.

1366. DA^IS L.
11191 cctinifulia L.

DAIS.

Cotinus-leavcd

(Derivation unknown.)
I_J or 10 jn.jl W.G C. G. H.

Thymela^ee. 1. — 3.
1776. C s.l Bot. mag. 147

ORDER IT.

DECANDRIA DIGYNIA.

175

1367 BUCPDAL. OLIVE BARK TREE. (Sous, an ox ; fruit like an ox's horn ) Combretacear. 1. — 4.
11192 Buceras L. Ox's horn 1 CD ec 25 au.s Y.w Jamaica 1793. C l.p Lam. il 356

1368. SAMY^DA L.

SAMYDA.

(Greek name of the birch

; resemblance.)

SamydetE.

8. — 15.

11193glabrata Su>x.

smooth

ifc i i or

G

jl.s

W

W. Indies 1800.

C

l.s

11194 villosa Sauz.

villous

it I | or

ii

il s

W

W. Indies 1820.

C

I.I

11195 decurrens Spr.

decurrent

...

G

Brazil 1820.

c

s.l

11196 pubescens L.
11197 serrulata L.

pubescent
serrulate

*Bpr

4
3

my.au
jl

W
W

W. Indies 1793.
W.Indies 1723.

c

c

l.p
s.p

Jac.
Jac.

am. 132
c. 2. 17. 1

11198rosea H.K.

rose-colored

ft 1 — 1 pr

4

jn.jl

Pk

W. Indies 1793.

c

s.p

Bot.

mag. 550

11199 nitida L.

glossy

• CD or

7

W.G

W. Indies 1793.

c

l.p

Br.j

am. 23. 3

11200 macrophylla W.

long-leaved

5

...

G

E. Indies 1820.

c

s.l

viridiflbra Pair.

11201 ramiflora Vahl branch-flwd
Ircruciina guianensis Aub.

CASEARIA. (J. Casearius, cooperator in Hortus Malabaricus.) Samydtie. 6. — 23.

11202 parviflora W.

11203 parvifblia W.
decandra Jac.

11204sylvestris Sum.

11205 hirsuta Swx.

11206 serrulata Swz.

small-flowered
small-leaved

wood
hairy
serrulate

•CD or 4

«CDor
<t I — lor

Y.o Guiana 1824. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 127

SI. jam. 2.211. 2
Jac. am. 85

* CD or

* CD or
ill — lor

Y.G

S. Amer.

1818.

C

s.l

Y.G

Martiniq.

1827.

C

s.l

Y.o

Jamaica

1823.

c

s.l

Y.G

Jamaica

1825.

c

s.l

Y.G

Jamaica

1818.

c

s.l

1370. AQUILA^RIA L. AQUILARIA. (Aquila, an eagle; called Boisd'Aigle by Fr. colonists.) Samtfdete. 1. — 2.

11207 malaccensis Lam. Malacca * CD or 6 ... W.G Malacca 1823. C l.p Cav. dis. 7. 224
ovata Cav.

1371. CERATOPE'TALUM Sm. CERATOPETALUM. (Keras, a horn, pefalon, a petal.) Cunoniacete. 1.

11208 gummiferum Sm. gum-bearing £ i 1 or 50 ... Y N. Holl. 1820. C s.l Sm. n. h. 1. 3

1372. DARWI'N/^4 Rud. DARVVIMA. (Dr. Darwin, author of the Botanic Garden, a poem.) Rhdmnete. Z.

11209 fasciculata Rud. fascicled * i_| or 29 my.jl ... N. Holl. 1820. C s.p.l Lin. tr. 11. 22

11210 *axif51ia Cun. Yew-leaved » i_J or 29 my.jl ... N. Holl. 1824. C s.p.l

CLASS X. ORDER 2.
DECA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1373. ROYE^N^ L.
11211 lucida L.

ROYEVA. (Adrian van Rayen, prof, of bot. at Leyden, d. 1779.) Ebenaceee. 11.
shimng-leaved » i | or 4 my.jn W C. G. H. 1690. C p.l Lam. il. 370. 1

11212 villosa L.

villous

it

1 | or

0

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

p.l

11213 pallens Thun.

pale

it

1 | or

4

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1789.

C

pi

11214??*yrtif61ia W.en.
11215 glabra L.

Myrtle-leaved
smooth

it

1 | or
1 | or

4
4

jr,.jl

s

W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1800.
1731.

C
C

l.p

l.p

Com. h. 1. 155

11216 pubescens W. en.

pubescent

it

1 | or

4

jl.au

W.G

C. G. H.

1752.

C

l.p

Bot. reg. 500

cuneata Pair.

11217 hirsuta L.

hairy-leaved

it

I | or

7

jl.au

W

C. G. H.

17/52.

c

p.l

Lam. il. 370. 2

11218 angustifolia W.

narrow-leaved

it

I | or

4

jn.jl

W

C. C. H.

1789.

c

p.l

11219 latifolia W. en.

broad-leaved

it

Hor

5

jnjl

W

C. G. H.

1816.

c

s p

11220 ambigua Ven.

ambiguous

it

or

6

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1815.

c

p.l

Ven. mal. 17

11221 polyandra W.

polyandrous

it

l | or

6

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

p.l

1374. TRIA'NTHEMAZ. TRIANTHEMA. ( Treis, three, anthemon, fi.; flowers by threes.) Portulacete. 3.-12.

11222 monogyna L. monogynous ~£ ED w 2 jl.au G Jamaica 1710. S co Dec. pi. 109

11223 decandra L. decandrous -* O w 1| jl.au G India 1762. S co Bur. in. 31.3
11224obcordata Rox. obcordate Jc O cu 1 jl.au G E. Indies 1820. S co

1375. SCLERA'NTHUS L. KNAWEL. (Skleros, hard, anthos, flower; dry juiceless calyx) Paronych&ce. 3 — 5.

11225 annuus L. annual O un \ jl.au G Britain sa. fi. S co Eng. bot. 351

11226 pere"nn is L,. perennial Jk A un £ au.s G Britain sa. hea. D co Eng. bot. 352

11227 pungens R.Br. pungent O cu | jl.au G N. Holl. 1826. S s.l

1376. PACHYNENMA R. Br. PACHYNEMA. (Pachys, thick, nema, a filament ; stamens.) Dilteniacete. 1.
11228complanatum.R. Br. fiat-branched VL \ 1 or 1| N. Holl. 1825. C s.l Del. ess. 1.73

1377. CUNO\ZVX4 L.
11229capensisi.

ClJNONIA.

Cape

(J. C. Cuno, of Amsterdam, in 1750.)
1 l_J or 20 au W C. G. H.

CunoniacetE. 1. — 2 ?
1816, C co Bot. reg. 826

1378. HYDRA'NGEA L. HYDRANGEA. (Hydor, water, aggeion, a vessel ; seed-vessel.

112,30 arborescens L.
11231 cordata Mr.

arborescent 3fe or 6 jl.au W.G Virginia

heart-leaved 3fe or 8 jl.au W.G Carolina

snow-white-leaved^ or 5 jl.au W.G Carolina
radiata Walt.

11233 heteromalla D.Don heteromallous 3fe or 4 ... W.G Nepal

11231 ouefciftlia Ifor*. Oak-leaved 3fe or 4 jn.s W.G Florida

11235 hortensis Sm. garden Sfe or 3 ap.s Pk China
Hortensia opuloldes Lam.

1736.
1806.
1786

1821.
1803.
1788.

L p.l
L p.l
L p.l

!ige<e? 6. — 8.

Dt. mag. 437
Den. br. 42
Den. br. 43

Bot. mag. 975

C p.l Bot. mag. 438

1379. CHRYSOSPLE^NIUM L. GOLDEN SAXIFRAGE. (Chrysos, gold, spfen, spleen ; med. qual.) Saxifrages. 3.

ap.niy Y Britain w.sh.p. D bog Eng. bot. 54

11236 alternifolium L.

11237 oppositifulium L.

11238 nepalense D. Don

alternate-lvd

opposite-leaved

Nepal

£ A cu
£ A cu
j£ A or

iap.my Y
J ap.my Y

Jiritaii
Nepal

w sh.p. D bog Eng. bot. 490
1820. D bog

•1380. SAXI'FRAGA L. SAXIFRAGE. (Saxum, stone, franco, to break; med. qual.) Saxifrage*. 92.— 134.
11'23'Uigulata Wai. ligulate tf A or i ap.jn W.R Nepal 1821. D p.l Bot. cab. 747

Megasea ciliata Haw.

11240 crassifulia L. thick-leaved f A or 1 mr.my P Siberia 1765. D s.l Bot. mag. 196

11241 cordi folia Haw. heart-leaved ^ A or 1 mr.my P Siberia 1779. D s.l

176

DECANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS X.

11242 mfedia Haw. intermediate £

A °r

1 ap.jn

P

Britain moun.

D

CO

11243 hirsuta/,. hirsute £

A or

1 my.jn

F

Ireland ir.mou.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 2322

11244 Geum /,. Geum £

A °r

1 jn.jl

W

Ireland ir.mou.

1)

S.I

Eng. bot. 1561

11245 dentata Lk. toothed £

A or

1 my.jn

W

Britain moun.

D

CO

1 1246 crenata Haw. crenated £

A or

1 my.jn

W

1796.

1)

fO

11247 spha?rofdea Haw. spha?roidal £

A °r

1 my.jn

F

1800.

D

CO

11248 umbrosa L. shady London pride £
11249 punctata L. dotted-flowered £

A or
A or

1 ap.jn
1 my.jn

F
W

Britain moun.
Siberia 1699.

D
D

S.I
S.I

Eng. bot. 663
M. h. 3. 9. 17

11250 pouta Lk. polished £

A or

1 my.jn

W

Ireland moun.

1)

CO

11251 cuneifMiai. wedge-leaved £

A or

£ my.jn

W.G

Switzerl. 1768.

D

S.I

W. & K. 1. 44

2 davurica D. Don Dahurian £

A or

i jn.jl

W

Siberia 1809.

D

p.s

11252 hybrida L/C. hybrid £

A or

», H1

W

Piedmont 1810.

D

CO

11253 stellaris L. starry £

A or

w

Britain al. riv.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 167

2 Schleicheri D. Don Schleicher's £

A or

1* jn jl

w

Switzerl. 1819.

D

p.s

11254 dissimilis G. Don dissimilar £

A or

i jn.jl

w

Ben Nevis al.riv.

D

S.I

11255 /eucanthemifolia MX. Stock-leaved £

A or

f jn

w

N. Amer. 1812.

D

p.s

11256 sarmentbsa L. twiggy JU

A) or

1 jn.jl

W.R

China 1771.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 92

11257 cuscutifvrmis Lod. Dodder-formed*-.

-AJ pr

£ jn-jl

w

China 1815.

1)

S.I

Bot. cab. 186

11258 erosa PA. gnawed £

A or

1 mv.jn

W.Y

N. Amer. 1812.

1)

S.I

2 hirsuta D. Don hairy £

A °r

1 jnJjl

W.Y

N. Amer. 1800.

1)

s.p

11259 rotundifolia L. round-leaved £

A or

1 my.jn

W.R

Austria 1596.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 424

2 repanda D. Don repand ^

A °r

1 my.jn

w

Caucasus 1800.

I)

s.p

Ster. sax. 17. 5

1 1260 gran ulata L. gram-rooted &

A or

1 my

w

Britain me.pa.

1)

S.1

Eng. bot. 500

2 plena double-flowered^,

A °r

1 ap.jl

w

1)

S.I

11261 bulbifera L. bulb-bearing &

A °r

w

S. Europe 1819.

1)

p.s

Col. ec. 1.317

11262 siberica L. Siberian

A °r

% i"'J

w

Siberia 1802.

1)

S.I

Ster. sax. 25

11263 cernua L. drooping
11264 rivularis L. brook

A or
A or

vL

w
w

Scotland sc. alp.
Scotland sc. alp.

D
I)

8.1

Eng. bot. 661
Eng. bot 2275

11265 Aederacea L. Ivy-leaved Jk

.QJor

i I

w

Levant 1752.

S

S.I

Fl. gr. 379

11266//irculusZ,. Hirculus ^

A or

Vau

Y

England tu. bo.

1)

S.I

Eng. bot. 1009

11267 flagellkris Ster. rod-like £

A or

Y

Green 1. 1819.

D

s.p

Ster. sax. 6

11268 aizoides L. Aizoon-like £

A or

ijTIu

Y

Britain al.riv.

D

S.I

11269 autumnklis L. autumnal £

A or

| jl.au

Y

Britain

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 59

11270 laeVis Bieb. smooth t*

A °r

W

Canary 1826.

I)

S.I

11271 bronchialis L. bronchial £

A or

I my.jn

Crea

Siberia 1819.

D

S.p

Gm. si. 4. 65. 2

11272 aspera L. rough $

A °r

W

Switzerl. 1752.

D

S.1

Jac. au. 5. 31

11273 tenella Wul. delicate rough £

A or

i jn.au

W

Carinthia 1819.

1)

S.])

Jac. c. 3. 17

112746ryo\desi. Bryum-like £

A °r

ijnjl

W

Switzerl. 1752.

D

S.I

Jac. m. 2. 5. 1

11275 Aieracifolia Kit. Hawkweed-lvd £
11276 semipubescens Swt. semi-pubescent £
11277 pennsylvanica L. Pennsylvanian £
2 glabra smooth £

A or
A °r
A °r
A °r

li my.jn
1 my.jn
1| my.jn
2 ap.jn

Lu

G.Y
G.Y
G.Y

Hungary 1789.
N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1732.
N. Amer. 1732.

1)
D
1)
1)

S.I

»

s.p

W. & K. 1. 18

Di. el. 253. 328

11278 virginiensis MX. Virginian £

,A) or

i my.jl

W

N. Amer. 1790.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 1664

11279 congfeta Haw. heapecl-^wrf £
nivalis PA.

A| or

i my.jl

W

N. Amer. 1812.

D

S.I

11280nivalisZ,. snowy £

A °r

* jn.jl

W

Britain sc.alp.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 440

11281 Cotyledon L. Cotyledon £

A °r

2 my.jl

W.R

Alp. Eur. 1596.

I)

S.I

Fl. dan. 241

11282 lingulata Bel. tongue-leaved £

A or

li my.jl

W

Switzerl. 1800.

D

S.1

Lap. sax. 11

2 me'dia D. Don intermediate £

A or

1^ my.jl

W

Carniola 1800.

1)

S.1

Ster. sax. 1. a

11283 crustata Vest crustaccous-cdged $
11284 intermedia Haw. intermediate £

A °r
A or

W

W.R

Switzerl. I860.
1808.

D
D

S.I

S.I

Ster. sax. 1. b

1 1285 intacta W.en. untouched £

A °r

1 my.jl

W

Tyrol

D

CO

H. ber. 2. 75

recta Lap.

2 minor Hatu. smaller £

A °r

1 my.jn

W

Alp. Eur.

D

S.I

3 parviflora //aw. small-flowered £

A or

1 myjn

W

Alp. Eur. ...

1)

S.I

11286 ^izoon MM?-. Aizoon £

A °r

1 my.jl

w

Alp. Eur. 1731.

1)

S.I

Jac. au. 5. 438

11287 mutkta-L. changed £

A °r

L.Y

Switzerl. 1779.

I)

S.I

Bot. mag. 351

11288 oppositifolia L. opposite-leaved !U

A °r

| mr.ap

P

Britain al. roc.

1)

S.I

Eng. bot. 9

11289 biflora ,*//. two-flwd red !U

A °r

i my.jn

P

Switzerl. 1820.

1)

p.s

Al. ped. 21.1

11290 retusa GOM. retuse its.

A °r

5 my.jn

P

Piedmont 1826.

1)

p.s

Lap. sax. 18

11291 cassia Z. grey £

A °r

i my.jn

P.Y

Switzerl. 1752.

1)

S

Bot. cab. 421

11292 diapensioides Bel. Diapensia-like £
11293 aretioides Lap. Aretia-like £
11294 Burseriowo L. Burser's £

A pr
A °r
A °r

{*&

1 my.jl
£ mr.jn

W
Y

Crea

Switzerl. 1825.
Switzerl. 1826.
Carniola 1826.

D
D

D

s.p

p.s
p.s

Al. ped. app.3
L'ip. sax. 13
Ster. sax. 10 1

11295 androsaeea L. Androsace-lvd £

A or

^ my.jn

W

Austria 1792.

I)

S.I

Jac. au. 4. 389

11296 sedoides L. Sedum-like £

A °r

i my.jn

Y

Europe 1820.

I)

p.s

Jac. m. 2. 21. 22

11297 tenera Suter tender £

A or

4 my.jn

Crea

Switzerl. 1819.

D

p.S

Al. ped. 61. 2

11298 #eranioides L. Crane's-bill-Ik £

A or

i ap.my

W

Pyrenees 1770.

1)

S.I

Lap. sax. 43

11299 irrigua Fis. plashy

G> or

1 Jn.jl

W

Tauria 1817.

S

p.s

Bieb. ros. 2. 73

11300 pedatifida Ehrh. pedatifid

A or

I my.jn

w

Scotland sc.alp.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 2278

11301 quinquefida Haw. five-cleft £

A °r

1 my.jn

w

Britain moun.

D

S.I

11302 viscosa Haw. clammy

A °r

i my.jn

w

D

S.I

11303 pentadactylis Lap. five-fingered £
11304 ceratophyila Dry. horn-leaved £
11305 Schraderi Ster. Schrader's £

A °r
A °r
A pr

i my.jn
I my jn
1 my.jn

w
w
w

Pyrenees 18*15.
Spain 1804.
1825.

1)
1)
1)

S.I

S.I

si

Lap. sax. 40
Bot. mag. 1651

11306 ajugifulia L. Bugle-leaved £
11307 affinis D Don kindred
laeVis Donn

A or
A or

1 jn.jl
I my.jn

w
w

Pyrenees 1770.

1)
D

S.I
S.I

Lap. sax. 31

11308 hirta Donn hairy £

A or

1 Jn

w

Scotland sc.alp.

I)

S.I

Eng. bot. 2291

11309 plutypetala Sm. broad-petaled £

A °r

1 jn

w

Scotland al.roc.

D

6.1

Eng. bot. 2276

11310 decipiens Ehrh deceptive
palmata Sm.

A or

? my.jn

w

Wales wal.p.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 455

1131 lSternbergwW.cn. Sternberg's £
11312 incurvifolia D. Don incurved-lvd tf

A or
A or

1 my

5 my.jn

w
w

Germany ...
Ireland rocks.

D
I)

S.I

S.I

Ster. sax. 24

11313 denudata D. Don stripped
11314 pulchtHla D. Don pretty

A or

A or

i my.jn
f my.jn

w
w

Scotland c.mo.
Germany 1818.

I)

1)

S.I
S.I

15 tridentata D. Don three-toothed £

A or

J my.jn

w

D

S.I

11316 moschata Wul. musky
Tnusco'ides Ster.

A or

i my.jn

L.Y

Pyrenees

D

S.I

Lap. sax. 37, 38

11317 rauscoides Wul. Moss-like £
moschata With.

A or

i my.jn

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

S.I

Lap. sax. 35

1318 tricuspidata Rtb. tricuspidate £
11319 pygmjexa Haw. pygmy

A or
A or

I my.jn
i my.jn

Y
W.Y

Greenl. 1824.
Scotland sc.alp.

D
D

S.I

Fl. dan. 976
Eng. bot. ?214

moschata E. B.

11320 tridactylltes L. three-fingered

0 w

i ap.my

W

Britain walls.

S

S.I

Eng. bot. 501

ORDER II.

DECANDRIA DIGYNIA.

17?

11321 contraversa Ster.

contrary-turned

or

i my.jn

W

S. Europe 1824.

S

s.l

Ster. sax. 16

11322petra2>ai.

rock

or

\ ap.my

W

Norway

1752.

S

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 81

113J3 adscendens Vahl

ascending

£

A

or

£ my

W

Pyrenees

1752.

1)

s.l

Ster. sax. 19. 1,

aquatica Lap.
11324 lanceolata Haw.

spear-bracted

£

A

or

| my.jn

W

Europe

1800.

D

s.l

2 obtusa Haw.

obtuse

1

A

or

I my.jn

W

Europe

1820.

1)

s.l

11325 leptophylla Pcrs.

fine-leaved

A

or

I my.jn

W

Wales

moun.

D

s.l

2 angustih'da D.Don

narrow-cleft

up

A

or

a my.jn

W

Wales

moun.

1)

s.l

11326 condensata Gm.

dense

f

A

or

i my.jn

W

Scotland

c. mo.

I)

s.l

Fl. bad. 2. 3

11327 lajtevirens D. Don

lively green

$

A

or

I my.jn

W

Scotland

c. mo.

1)

CO

11328 Aypnoldes L.

Moss-like

i

A

or

i ap.jn

W

Britain

d. roc.

D

co

Eng. bot. 454

2 viscosa Hort.

clammy

g

A

or

1 my.jn

W

Scotland

moun.

I)

CO

3 angustifolia Hort.

narrow-leaved

£

A

or

k my.jn

W

Scotland

moun.

1)

co

4 muscbsa D. Don

mossy

i

A

or

g my.jn

W

Scotland

moun.

D

CO

5 pulchella D. Don

pretty

|

A

or

5 my.jn

W

Scotland

moun.

D

CO

11329 ccespitosa L.

turfy

A

or

3 my.jn

c

Wales

w.alp.

1)

si

Eng. bot. 794

11330 exarata nil.

engraved

}£

A

or

2 my.jn

W

S. Europe

1818.

D

S.I

Vil. del. 4. 45

11331 grcenlandia H. K.

Greenland

^*

A

or

a Jl

\v

Pyrenees

1732.

D

s.l

Lap. sax. 19

11332 elongeila Sm.

longish-stalketl

J£

A

or

1 ap.my

W

Scotland

sc. alp. D

s.l

Eng. bot. 2277

*1381. TIARE'LLA L.

TlARELLA.

(Tiara

> a

Persian diadem ;

mitred capsule.)

Saxifranece. 3. —4.

11333cordif61ia L.

heart-leaved

^r

A

or

i ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1731.

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1589

11,334 Menzitsw Ph.

Menzies's

2

A

or

1 ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1812.

D

s.p

11335 polyphylla D. Don

many-leaved

£

A

or

1 ap.my

W

Nepal

1820.

D

p.l

* 1382. MITE'LLA L.

MlTELLA.

(Dimin.

of mifra, a mitre

; capsule.)

Saxifrdeei

z-. 4.— 5.

11336 diphylla L.
11337 cordifulia Zam.

two-leaved
heart-leaved

I

A
A

pr
Pr

g ap.my
g ap.my

W
W

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1731.
1812.

D p.l

D D.l

Bot. reg. 166
Lam. il. 373. 3

11338nuda£.

naked

z

A

Pr

i jn.au

W

N. Amer.

1758.

D

p.l

Lam. il. 373. 2

reniformis Lam.

11339 prostrata MX.

prostrate

-*

A

or

1 ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1818.

D

p.l

*1383. ASTI'LBE Ham. ASTILBK.
11340 decandra D. Don decandrous
Tiarella biternata Yen.

(A intensive, stilbe, brightness.) Saxifragece. I 2.

A or 2 my.jn W Carolina 1812. D s.p Ven. mal. 54

*1384. GYPSO'PHILA L. GYPSOPHYLA. (Gypsos, chalk, philco, to love ; habitat.)

Carvo,

uhyllece. 27.— 37.

11341 Struthium L.

Struthium

*k A

or

2 jl.au

W

Spain

1729.

S

p.l

Bar. ic. 119

11342 fastigiata L.

peaked

^ A

or

IB jn.jl

W

Germany

1759.

S

p.l

Gm. si. 4. 61. 1

11343 collina Stcv.

hill

3t A

or

22 jl.au

W

Podolia

1821.

S

p.l

11344 arenaria IV. & K.

sand

•k A

or

lijl.au

W

Hungary

1801.

S

W. & K. 41

11345 viscosa Mur.

clammy

0

or

Is jn.jl

W

Levant

1773.

S

P.l

Mur. 3

11346 tene"lla Pair.

delicate

O

or

1 jl.au

W

Europe

1816.

S

p.l

11347 altissima L.

tallest

^ A

or

lijl.au

st

Siberia

1759.

S

P.l

Gin, si. 4. 60

11348 grandiflora Pair.

great-flowered

£ A

or

2 jl.au

W

1800.

8

p.l

11349 perfoliata L.

perforate

2k A

or

2 jl.au

F

Spain

1732.

8

P.l

DL el. 276

11350 sabulosa Stev.

sandy

3t A

or

ljjl.au

W

Tauria

1817.

S

p.l

scorzanerifulia Dei

f. perfoliata Bie

b

11351 acutifolia Fis.

acute- leaved

^L A

or

3 jl.au

W.G

Siberia

1820.

S

CO

11352 paniculata L.
11353 adscendens Jac.

panicled
ascending

i A
A A

or
or

4 jn.jl
2 jl.au

W

W

Siberia 1759.
S. Europe 1800.

S
S

p.l
p.l

Jac. au. 5. ap. 1

Jac. vm. 2. 138

11354glauca Stev.

glaucous

*fc A

or

Itr jl S

W

Caucasus

1822.

S

C'O

11355 graminea Sm.

grassy

Jc A

or

1 jUu

R

Greece

1810.

S

p.l

11356 elegans Bieb.

elegant

O

or

1 jn.s

W.pk

Crimea

1828.

S

CO

Sch. mo. 21

11357 Stevfem Fis.

Steven's

:& A

or

2 jl.au

W

Iberia

1822.

8

CO

1 1358 repens L.

creeping

-i A

or

i jl.s

St

Siberia

1774.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1448

11359 cretica Sm.

Cretan

A A

or

1 jl.au

W

Crete

1810.

S

p.l

Fl.gr. 384

11360 tenuifulia Bleb.

fine-leaved

& A

or

1 jl.au

R

Caucasus

1824.

S

p.l

11361 dubia W.

doubtful

or

1 my.s

W

1815.

8

pj

11362 prostrata L.

trailing

^* A

or

1 jl.s

R

Siberia

1759.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1281

11363 murali3 L.

wall

O

or

- jn o

F

Germany

1739.

S

s.l

Lam. ii. 375. 1

11364 ser6tina W.

\i\te-flowering

O

or

1 au.s

W

Europe

1818.

S

p.l

11365 gloinerata Pall.

glomerate

^ A

or

1 jl.au

Pa.R

Tauria

1818.

S

p.l

11366 Saxirraga L.

Saxifrage

-* A

or

i jl.au

Pk

Germany

1774.

S

p.l

Ex. bot 2. 90

11367rigidai.

tfgM

*£. A

or

i jn.au

Pk

France

1769.

S

s.l

1385. SAPONAMUA
11368 Vaccaria L.

L. SOAPWORT.

Cow-herb

(Sapo
O or

, soap ; mucilaginous sap.)
2 jl.au Pk Germany

CaryophStteoB. 10. — 17.
1596. S s.l

11369 perfoliata Rox.

perfoliate

0

or

2 jn.jl

R

E. Indies

1800.

S

CO

11370 officinalis L.

officinal

SW A

or

2 jl.o

Pk

England

hed.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1060

2 plena

double

£r A

or

2 jl.o

Pk

D

CO

11371 ocymoides L.

Basil-like

*~ A

or

« my.jl

R

France

1768.

s.p

Bot. mag. 154

11372 glutinosa Bieb.

clammy

A O>

or

1 jn.jl

Pk

Caucasus

1817.

S

s.l

Bieb. cen. 2. 65

11373 purrigens L.

stretching

0

or

1 jl.au

Pk

Levant

1680.

S

s.l

Jac. vin. 2. 109

11374orientalis L.

eastern

O

or

1 jn.au

Pk

Levant

1732.

S

s.p

Di. el. 167. 204

11375 CEespitosa Dec.

turfy

£ A

or

gjl.au

R

Pyrenees

1824.

D

s.p

Dec. ic. 2

11376 lutea L.
11377 Aellidifolia Sm.

yellow
Daisy-leaved

^ A
£ A

or
or

i jn.au
i ji.au

Y
R

Switzerl.
Italy

1804.
1825.

D

1)

s.p
s.p

Al. ped. 23. 1
Boc. mu. 62. 1

O pr i jl.au

O

O

O

o

11383 Pseud- Armeria Bieb.'Yalse Armeria £ A

11384 discolor Sims various-colored £ A

11385 barbatus L. bearded Smeetwilliam j£ A

11378 pr61ifer L.

11379 diminfitus L.
.1380 Armtria L.

11381 armerioides Rafi.

11382 pubescens Sm.

proliferous

&ra.a\\-fiowered

Armeria

Armeria-like

pubescent

11386 dentatus Fis.

11387 aggregatus Pair.

11388 latifolius W.
11389japonicus Thun.
11S90 cephalotes Ser.
11391 capitatus Dec.

atrorubens Bieb.

toothed

aggregate

broad-leaved

Japanese

headed

headed

jn.j

jl.au

jn.s

jn.jl
jn.jl

A A
J£ 0)

A

j^

A

A or 1J" jn.o

1 jn.o
1| jn.o

Pk

Pk

R

R

II

P

P

Pk

R

P

Pk

Pk

Pk

P

England gra.]

ra.pa.

S. Europe 1771.
England gra.pa.
NewJerseyl826.
Greece 1820.
Crimea 1820.
Caucasus 1803.
Germany 1573.
Siberia 1826.
1817.

China" 1804.

1823.

Caucasus 1822.

. 93. — 135.
Eng. bot. 956

1386. DIA'NTHUS L. PINK. (Dios, divine, anthos, fl. ; magnificence, fragrance.) Caryoj

S p.l
S p.l

S p.l Eng. bot. 317
S co
S

.1

S p.l

S s.l

S r.m

S p.l

S s.l

C s.l

C p.l

C p.l

Fl. gr. 397
Bot. mag. 228S
Bot. mag. 1162
Bot. mag. 207

Sw. fl. gar. 2
Thun. jap. 23

N

178

DECANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS X.

11392 polym6rphus Bieb. multiform £
2 diutinus Kit. day -flowering £

A or
A or

1 jn.o
1 jn.o

R
R

Crimea 1822.
Hungary 1816.

C
C

p.1

p.l

11393 Balbisw Ser. Balbis's £

A pr

1 jl

R

Genoa 1817.

c

6.1

glaucophyllus Horn.

11394 ferrugineus L. rusty £
11395 Carthusianurum L. Carthusians' j£

Q) or
A or

la Jl-s

1J jl.au

Br
R

Italy 1756.
Germany 1573.

s
c

ff

Mil. ic. 1. 81. 1
Loe. pr. 7

11396 atrorubens All. dark-red £

A or

1 jl.s

C

Italy 1802.

c

s.l

Jac. ic. 3. 467

11397 arbuscula B. R. little tree u.

-Jpr

ljjl.au

R

China 1824.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 1086

11398 arboreus L. tree «-

I or

1| jn.au

Pk

Greece 1820.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 459

113!)9 fruticosus L. shrubby ML

_|or

1| Jn s

Pk

Greece 1815.

c

r.m

To. it. 1. 9

11400 suffrutic^sus W. half-shrubby «-

_Jor

1* jn.jl

Pk

Siberia 1804.

c

p.l

11401 carolinianus Walt. Carolina £

Al or

1 jn.s

P

N. Amer. 1811.

c

r.m

11402 rupicola Bieb. rock-inhabiting£

A or

1 jn.jl

R

Italy 1820.

c

s.l

Fl. nap. 39

Bisignian* Ten.

11403 caryophylloides Schult. Clove-like £
11404 as per IV. rough. stalked £
scaber Schl.

A or
A or

f JU

R
Pk

1817.
Switzerl. 1822.

c
c

S.1
S.1

11405 coin nus W. $ K hill £

A °r

fjl.s

W

Hungary 1800.

c

s.l

Par. Ion. 62

11406 serratus Lap. serrated j£

A pr

1 JLs

Pk

Pyrenees 1827.

c

s.l

11407 camp^stris Bieb. field j£

A or

1 jl.au

W.R

Tauria 1815.

c

8.1

Bot. mag. 1876

11408 alpestris Balb. alpine £

A or

1 jn.jl

R

Europe 1817.

c

S.l

Bal. mis. 7.1

1 1409 nitidus W. <§• K shining j£

A or.

1 jl.au

R

Carpath. 1822.

c

S.1

11410 diffusus Sib. diffuse £

A or

HJl.au

R

Cyprus 1820.

c

8.1

11411 attenuatus S»J. attenuated £

A or

JL jn jl

R

Spain 1822.

c

g I

Brot. ph. 2. 73

11412 hirtus Vil. hairy £

A oi

1 jl.au

R

France 1821.

c

8.1

11413 guttatus Bieb. spotted £

A °r

1 jl.s

R

Caucasus 181(i.

c

8.1

11414 pallidiflorus Ser. pale-flowered £

A pr

1 jnjl

P

Siberia 1817.

c

S.l

pal lens Bieb.

/

11415 versicolor jp«. changeable-eld £

A or

1J JLs

R.Y

Russia 1823.

c

S.l

11416 pratensis .Zftefi. meadow £

A or

1 J1.S

W.Y

Crimea 1820.

c

s.l

ochroleucus Z,fr.

11417 chinensis L. China ^

Q) or

1 JLs

R

China 1713.

s

r.m

Bot mag. 28

11418 montanus Bieb. mountain j£

A or

f jn.s

R

Caucasus 1803.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 11 62

11419 Caryophyllus L. Clove £

A or

2 jn.au

F

England walls.

c

r.m

Eng. bot. 214

2 flore pleno double Carnation £

A or

2 jn.au

C

England ...

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 39

3 fruticosus shrubby Carnation £

A or

3 jn.au

C

England

c

r.m

4 imbricatus imbricated Wheat-ear £

A or

1| jn.au

F

England

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 16(12

11420 glaucophyllus H.C. glaucous-lvd £
11421 sylvestris Jac. wild £

A or
A or

1J jn.jl
1 jn.jl

R
R

1827.
S. Europe 1732.

L

c

CO

s.l

Bot. mag. 1740

virgineus S«w*

11422 longicaulis Ten. long-stemmed £

A °r

1 Jn.jl

W

Italy . 1820.

c

s.l

11423 suaveolens Spr. sweet-smelling £

A or

1 jn.jl

W

1820.

c

S.1

11424 Poiretianus Ser. Poiret's

A or

1 jn.jl

P

1816.

c

s.l

2 flore pteno double-flwd £

A or

1 jnjl

P

Greece 1820.

c

s.l

11425 LiboschitzzawwsSer. Liboschitz's j£

A or

W

Tauria 1817.

c

s.l

petra2Nus 2fc>6.

11426 monadelphus Ven. monadelphous j£

A* or

1 jn.jl

W.Pk Levant

c

s.l

Ven. eels 39

procumbens Pers.

11427 sylvaticus Hoppe wood £

A °r

1| jn.s

R

Ratisbon 1815.

s

p.1

11428 pomeridianus L. afternoon £

A or

l" jn.jl

Y

Levant 1804.

c

S.1

Par. Ion. 57

11429 leptopetalus W. fine-petaled £

A or

W

Caucasus 1814.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 1739

11430 pungens L. pungent j£

A or

1 au.o

Pk

Spain 1781.

c

s.l

11431 divaricatus Urv. divaricate £

A or

1 Jn.jl

P

Greece 1822.

c

s.l

11432 bicolor Bieb. two-colored £

A °r

1 jnjl

Pk

Tauria 1816.

c

s.l

11433 furcatus Balb. forked £

A °r

1 jn.jl

P.B

Piedmont 1819.

c

S.1

Bal. mis. 7. 2

11434 virgineus L. true virgin j£

A °r

1 jnjl

R

Montpel. 1816.

c

s.l

Di. el. 385

pungens Poj'r. rupestris L.

11435 deltoldes L. deltoid £

A °r

f jn.o

F

Britain gra. pa.

c

s.l

Eng. bot. 61

11436 glaucus L. glaucous-leaved^
11437 Ayssopifolius Hort. Hyssop-like j£
11438 crenatus Thun. crenated <£

A or
A pr
lAl or

ijn.o
I jn.o
1 au

W

Pk
F

Britain gra. pa.
Europe 1810.
C. G. H. 1817.

c
s
c

s.l

CO

s.l

Di. el. 298. 348
Bot. reg. 256

11439marginatus Pair. bordered £

A °r

1 Jnjl

W

S. Europe 1820.

c

s.l

11440 rigidus Bieb. rigid £

A °r

f jn.o

R

Casp. Sea 1802.

c

8.1

11441 clavatus Spr. clavate tf

A or

1 jn.o

F

c

S.1

11442 suavis W. sweet £

A or

1 jn.o

PaP

k ...... "...

c

s.l

11443 cae^sius Sm. grey £

A °r

* njl

F

Britain rocks.

c

s.l

Eng. bot. 62

11444 alpinus L. alpine £

A or

4 jnjl

R

Austria 1759.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 1205

11445 glacialis Hoe icy £

A or

4 jnjl

R

S. Europe 1820.

c

s.l

neglectus io/.

11446 tener Balb. tender j£

A °r

4 Jnjl

R

Alp. Eur. 1817.

c

s.l

Bal. mis. 7. 3

11447 Hornemannz Ser. Hornemann's ]£
furcatus Horn.

A or

1 jnjl

R

Italy

c

s.l

11448 Sternbergw Sib. Sternberg's £

A °r

H jn jl

R

c

s.l

11449 petrae^us W. % K. rock £
2 fluribus majoribus Dec. larger-flwdj£
petraeNus B. M.

A or
A or

i jl.au
* jnjl

W

Pk

Hungary 1804.
1804.

c
c

s.l
s.l

W.&K.3.222
Bot. mag. 1204

11450 ibericus W. Iberian tf

A or

^ jn.jl

P

Iberia 1817.

c

s.l

WilldenovM Lk.

114.51 ruthenicus Roem. Russian tf

A or

1 jn.jl

P

Russia 1816.

c

s.l

11452 gallicus Pers. French

A or

f jn.au

p

S. France ...

c

s.l

11453 alnens H. K. whitish
11454 plumarius L. feathered

iAI or
A or

f au
| jn.au

W
W.p

C. G. H. 1787.
Europe 1629.

c
c

Bot. reg. 256

moschatus Desf. dubius Horn.

11455 hortensis Schr. garden tf

A or

1 jl.au

st

Hungary 1805.

c

r.m

11456 saxatilis Pers. rock £
11457 squarrosus Balb. squarrose £
11458 Musslnz Horn. Mussini's

A or
A or
A or

i jn.jl
| jn.au
\ jn.au

W
W
W

S. Europe 1816.
Tauria 1817.
Caucasus 1823.

c
c
c

s.l

p.1

p.l

Bieb. cen. 1. 33

11459caucasicus Simt Caucasian £
11W1 frzgrans Bieb. fragrant £

A °r
A or

'I jn.S
l jn

p

W

Caucasus 1803.
Austria 1804.

c
c

8.1

r.m

Bot. mag. 795
Bot. mag. 2067

11461 punctatus Spr. dotted -f.
11462 ser6tinus W. % K. late-flowering £

A or
A or

1 j"s

Pa.Li
P Hungary 1804.

c
c

r.m

S.1

Bot. cab. 896
W. & K. 2. 172

11463 arenkrius L. sand £
11464 prostratus Jac. prostrate tt.
11465 fimbria'tus Bieb. fringed j£

A or
. A or
A or

i my
i jnjl
ljjn.au

P
R
Li

Europe
C. G. H. 1824.
Iberia 1815.

c

c
c

S.1

s.l

S.1

Bot. mag. 2036
Jac. sc. 3. 271
Bot. mag. 1069

orientalic Sims

ORDER III.

DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

179

1 14:1(5 plumosus Spr.
11467 monspt'-ssulanus L.
11468superbus /,.

11469 Fischer*' Spr.

11470 pulchellus Ehrh.

feathery £ A or If jl.s W.Li M. Bald. ... C s.l

Montpelier j£ A °r 1 jl.au R Montpel. 1764. C p.l

superb £ A or 2 jl.s W Europe 1596. C s.l Bot. mag. 297

Fischer's £ A or 1 jn.jl R Russia 1820. C s.l

pretty ^ A or 1 jn.jl W.R Siberia 1827. C s.p

CLASS X. ORDER 3.

DECA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1387. CUCITBALUS L
11471 baccifer /,.

CAMPIOV.
berry-bearing ^

(A name adopted from Pliny.) Gary
Aw If jn.jl W England bed. D

^

CO

Eng. bot. 1577

* 1388. SILE^NE L. CATCHFLY. (Sialon, saliva

; v

scid frothy moisture of stalks.) Caryt

iph$lle(e. 158.— 227.

11472 acaulis L.

stemless ^

A

pr

i jn.au

Pk

Britain sc. alp.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 1081

2 alba
3 exscapa
11473 pumilio Sturm

w h i te-ftotoermg £

scapeless j£
dwarf

A
A
A

Pr

| jn.au
| jn.au
ljn.au

W
R
P

Britain sc. alp
Switzerl. 1819.
Germany 1823.

1)
I)
I)

i.p

s.p

CO

Al. pcd. 79. 2
Stur. deu. 1. 11

11474 timbriata Sims

fringed-^iwl &

A

pr

2f my.au

W

Caucasus 1803.

D

S.1

Bot. mag. 908

11475 lacera Sims,

torn -Jc

Q)

If my.au

W

Caucasus 1818.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2255

fucubalus lacerus B

ieb.

11476 stellata H. K.

star leaved &

A

pr

1 jn.au

w

N. Amer. 1G96.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1107

11477 inflata Sm.

inflated &

A

cu

1 my.s

w

Britain co. fi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 164

11478 angustifolia Schranl

' narrow-lvd S%

A

or

1 jn.au

w

Europe 1817.

D

CO

Fl. nap. 37

11479 ovata Ph.

ovate ^

A

or

1 my.jl

w

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

11480 maritima Dec.

sea ^

A

cu

f au.s

w

Britain sea sh.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 957

11481/abaria H. K.

Yoba-leaved &

^J

cu

fjn.au

w

Sicily 1731.

S

CO

Boc. m. 133. 92

11482 BMen L.

Behen

O

un

2 jn.jl

w

Crete 1713.

S

CO

Di. el. 397. 409

11483 indica Rox.

Indian f

_AJ

un

2 jn.jl

P

Nepal 1823.

C

CO

11484 viscaginoides Horn.

Viscago-like ^

A

cu

f Jn.jl

Pk

Dauria 1824.

D

CO

114S5graminif61ia Otth

Grass-leaved ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

W

Altaia 1819.

1)

CO

11486 procumbens Mur.

procumbent ^

A

cu

1 jn.jl

Pk

Siberia 1823.

D

CO

11487 rubella L.

small-red

0

pr

f my.jn

F

Portugal 1732.

S

CO

Di. el. 314. 406

11488 apetala W.

petalless

O

cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

1801.

S

CO

11489 sperguliiolia Bleb.

Spurrey-like ^

A

pr

* jn.jl

W

Armenia 1824.

D

CO

114!*) Gypsophila Desf.
11491 carnosa Moen.

Gvpsophila ^
fleshy

A

O

pr
un

f jn.jl
1 jn.jl

W
P

1822.
1823.

D

S

CO
CO

11492 hispanica Otth

Spanish ^

0)

or

f jn.jl

Crea

Spain 1819.

8

CO

parviflura Zea

11493 Otites Pers.

Otites ^

A

cu

1 jl.au

Crea

England gra. so.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 85

11494 volgensis Otth

Volga ^

A

pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Volga 1824.

D

CO

11495 parviflora Pers.

small- flowered ^

A

pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Hungary 1796.

I)

CO

11496 effusa Otth

effuse ^

A

pr

1 jl.au

G.Y

Volga 1823.

D

CO

11497 sibirica Pers.

Siberian ^

A

cu

lfjn.au

G.Y

Siberia 1773.

D

CO

Hof.got.U50.ic.

11498 ruthenica Otth

Russian ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

G.Y

Russia 1820.

S

CO

11499 multiflora Pers.

many-flowered ^

Q)

cu

1 jn.au

w

Hungary 1794.

a

CO

W.&K. 1.56

11500 elata Otth

tall

A

or

3 jn.jl

W

Tauria 1819.

s

CO

chlorantha Otth

'

11501 t.atarica Pers.

Tartarian ^

A

pr

2 jnau

W

Russia 1769.

D

CO

11502 gigantfea JL

gigantic jg

OJ

pr

3 jn.jl

W

Africa 1738.

S

s.l

Walt. h. 11

11503 viscosa Pers.

clammy ^

0)

or

2 jl

W

Levant 1739.

S

CO

To. it. 2. 361

11504 conica L.

conic

O

w

1 jn.jl

P

England san. fi.

s

S.1

Eng. bot. 922

11505 conofdea L.

conoid

O

Pr

1 jn.jl

P

S. Europe 1683.

s

s.l

M. h. 5. 36. 6

1 1506 cylindri flora Otth

cylindrical-flwd^

0)

or

1 jn.jl

R

S. Europe 1824.

s

CO

11507 undulata H. K.

\va\c-icaved £

cu

If au

R

C. G. H. 1775.

s

p.l

11508 anglica £.
11509 lusitanica L.

English
Portuguese

0
O

w

pr

W
Pk

Britain san. fi.
Portugal 1732.

s
s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 1178
Di. el. 311.401

11510 tridentata Desf.

three-toothed

O

pr

f my.jn

Pk

Barbary 1823.

s

s.l

11511 gallicaL.

French

0

pr

1 my.jn

Pk

France 1683.

s

s 1

Di. el. 310. 399

11512 coarctata L«#.

compressed

O

or

1 jn jl

Pk

Valencia 1825.

s

CO

11513 ocymoides Desf.

Basil-like

0

pr

1 mr.jn

P

1823.

s

CO]

11514 disticha W.

two-rowed

O

pr

H jn.jl

R

1817.

s

s.l

Sch. mo. 39

11515 cerasto'ides L.

Cerastium-like

O

cu

•V -t

f jl.au

W

S. Europe 1732.

s

s.L

Di. el. 309. 397

11516 quinquevulnera L.
11517 canariensis Spr.

five-wounded
Canary

0
O

or
or

1 jn.au
f Jn.jl

Bd

W.R

England san. fl.
Madeira 1822.

s
s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 86
Spr. end. 3

11518 nocturna L.

night

0

cu

2 jn.au

Br

S. Europe 1683.

s

S.1

Di. el. 310. 400

11519 cinerea D«/.

grey

0

or

i jn.jl

W

N. Africa 1818.

s

co

11520 hirsutissima Otth

hairiest

O

or

1 jn.jl

R

Spain 1821.

s

CO

hirsuta Lag.

11521 pinguis Horn.

fat

0

or

f Jn.jl

Br.R

S. Europe 1818.

8

CO

11522 inclusa Horn.

enclosed

O

or

i jn.jl

R

1820.

s

CO

11523 discolor Sm.

various-colored •

O

or

R

Greece 1817.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 410

11524reflt5xa.L.
11525 micrope'tala Dec,

reflexed ^
small-petaled

A
0

cu
un

I2 jUu
f Jn.jl

Br
R

S. Europe 1726.
1821.

D

s

CO
CO

Mag. mo. 171. ic

11526 micrantha Lk.

minute-flowered

O

un

f Jn.jl

R

Portugal 1823.

s

CO

11527 canescens Ten.

canescent ^

un

1 jn.jl

R

Naples 1822.

D

CO

11528 dichotoma Ehrh.

dichotomous

un

H jn.jl

Pk

Hungary 1791.

s

s.l

W. &. K. 29

11529 iberica Zte6.

Iberian

O

or

1 jn.jl

W

Iberia 1823.

s

CO

11530 nyctantha W.

night-flowered

O

cu

lfjn.au

Br

1815.

s

CO

11531 fellidifolia Jac.

Daisy-leaved

O

pr

1 jn.jl

Pk

1794.

s

s.l

Jac. vin. 3. 81

11532 vespertina .Sfta.

evening

O

cu

2 jl.au

Br

Barbary 1796.

a

CO

Bot. mag. 677

11533 sabuletorum Lk. gravel-pit O
11534 cheiranthifdlia Schott Wallfl.-lvd -Q

or
or

jn.jl
jl.au

P

R

1818.
San Roccol821.

s

-s

CO
CO

11535 obtusifolia W.

obtuse-leaved

or

jn.jl

P

1820.

s

CO

11536colorata Schous.

colored

or

jn.jl

P

Morocco 1819.

s

CO

11537 imbricata Desf.

imbricated

O

Ior

f Jn.jl

W

N. Africa 1818.

s

CO

Desf. at. 1. 98

11538 crassifolia L.

thick-leaved j£

0

cu

jl.au

Br

C. G. H. 1774.

s

p.l

11539 gracihs Dec.

slender

o

pr

jl.au

W

1823.

s

CO

11540 jenise&isis W.

Jenisee ^

A

pr

If jn.jl

Pk

Siberia 1817.

s

si

11541 ciliata Pou.

ciliated ^

A

cu

fjn.au

P

Crete 1804.

s

s.l

1 1542 pendula L.

pendulous

0

or

1 my.jl

R

Sicily 1731.

s

s.l

Bot. mag. 114

N 2

180

DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

11543 hispida Desf.

hispid

O

or

1 jn.jl

R

Barbary 1817.

S

CO

11544 laxiflora Brot.

loose- flowered

or

W

Spain 18i.'0.

S

CO

1J545 decumbens Bernh.

decumbent

or

1 !" jl

R

Spain 1823.

S

CO

1154(5 secundiflora Otth

side- flowering

or

1 jn.jl

P

Syria 1820.

s

CO

11547 viscosissima Ten,

clammiest

O

or

1 jn.jl

^

Italy 1824.

s

CO

115481ongicaulis POM.

long-stemmed

0

or

1 jn.jl

R

Spain 1818.

s

CO

11549 quadridentata Dec.

four-toothed ^j

A

pi-

1 my.jl

W

Alps 1822.

D

CO

11550pusilla W. 8fK.

weak ^

A

ii n

* jn.jl

W

Hungary 1804:

D

S.I

W. & K. 3. 212

11551 alpestris Jac.

alpine ^

A

un

1 my.jl

W

Austria 1774.

1)

S.I

Jac. au. 1. S6

11552 rupestris L.

rock ^

un

i my.jl

R

Switzerl. 1774.

S

s.l

Fl. dan. 4

11553 glaucifolia Lug.
11554parvifolia Otth

glaucous-leaved^
small-leaved ^

Q)

or

or

41^ jnjl

R
W

Spain 1820.
1817.

s
s

CO
CO

11555inape"rtaZ,.
11556 clandestine Jac.

unopcn-flowered
hidden-flowered

8

un
un

2 jn.jl
1 Jn.jl

Br
R

Madeira 1732.
C. G. H. 1801.

s
s

s.l
co

Di. el. 315. 407
Jac. c. 3. 3

11557portensisL.

Oporto

cu

1 jl.au

Pk

Portugal 1759.

s

s.l

11558 ^ntirrhina L.

Snapdragon

un

1 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1732.

s

p.l

Di. el. 313. 403

11559geminiflora W.

twin-flowered

O

cu

1 Jn.jl

P

1816.

s

CO

11560 flavescens W, $ K.

flavescent ^

A

pr

I jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1804.

D

p.l

W. & K. 2. 175

11561 /inifblia IV.

Flax-leaved

0

1 jl.au

G.y

1817.

S

s.l

11562 cretica L.

Cretan

pr

f my.au

G.w

Candia 1732.

s

s.l

Di. el. 314. 404.

11563 divaricata Clem.

divaricate

or

1^ jn.jl

R

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

1 1564 «edoldes Jac.

Sedum-like

o

1""

G.w

Crete 1804.

s

CO

Jac. c. 14. 1

USooSaxifraga L.

Saxifrage ^

A

cu

i4 jn.au

F

France 1640.

D

s.l

Bot. cab. 454

1 1566 petraB^a IV. & K.

rock ^

A

pr

ijn.au

W

Hungary 1822.

D

CO

11567 campanula Pers

hell-flowered ^

A

pr

f jn.au

G.w

Piedmont 1823.

D

CO

Al. ped. 1. 3

11568 viscida Spr.

viscid ^

or

1| jn.jl

W.G

Carniola 1820.

S

CO

11569 longipetala Ven.

long-petaled

pr

1 jn.au

G.w

Barbary 1822.

S

CO

11570 nutans L.

nodding C^

A

llll

2 jn.jl

W

Britain cal. ro.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 465

11571 saxatilis Sims

stone

A

cu

ijnjl

G

Siberia 1800.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 689

11572 livida W.

livid ^

A

pr

1 jn.jl

W.G

Carniola 1816.

D

s.l

11573 tenuis W.

slender _^

A

pr

i Jl

G.w

Baical 1816.

D

p.l

11574 quadrifida Otth
11575 viridifloraZ,.

four-cleft ^
green-flowered ^

or
cu

I jn.jl
2 jn.jl

W

G.w

Verona 1818.
Spain 1739.

S
S

CO

p.l

Her. par. 199

11576 chlorantha W. '
11577 nicEeensis _4//.

pale-flowered ^
Nice

1

cu
or

1| Jn.au
1 jn.jl

G.w
W

Germany 1732.
Piedmont 1820.

D

S

CO

Di. el. 3 16. 408
Al. ped. 44. 2

1 1578 ramosissima Desf.

branch iest ^

0)

or

lijn-jl

P

Barbary 1820.

S

CO

11579 diversifulia Otth

different-leaved

o

or

1 jn.jl

P

1820.

s

CO

11580 Psammitis i*.

Psammitis ^

Q)

or

1| jn-jl

Crea

1818.

s

CO

11581 catholica Otth

universal ^

A

cu

G.w

Italy 1711.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 59

11582 elegans Brot.

elegant

0

pr

ji \\ s

W

Portugal 1819.

S

CO

11583 spatulata Z%#.

spatulate

or

Aa jn.jl

R

Caucasus 1823.

s

CO

11584 tenuifolia Otth

fine-leaved

or

1 jn.jl

P

Dahuria 1820.

s

CO

11585 repens Pa*.

creeping ^

A

pr

Pk

Siberia 1823.

D

CO

11586 virginica L.
11587 Catesb<z?V Walt.

Virginian £fc
Catesby's ^

A

or
or

1 my.au
1 jn.jl

P
Pk

N. Amer. 1783.
Carolina 1810.

D
D

p.l

p.s

PI. al. 203. 1
Cat. car. 54. ic.

11588 stricta L.

upright

pr

1 jn.jl

P

Spain 1802.

S

CO

11589 muscipula L,
11590noctifl6ra L.

flytrap
night-flowering

O

o

or
cu

1* jl.au
2 jl

R
Pk

Spain 1596. S p.l
England san. fi. S s.l

Eng. bot. £91

11591 ornata//;^.

ornamented ^

OJ

cu

1 my.s

P

C. G. H. 1774.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 382

11592 Corsica Dec.

Corsican ^

or

1 jn.jl

P

Corsica 1820.

D

CO

Boc. mu. 54

11593 agyptiaca i.
11594 sericea All.
11595 pubescens Loz.

Egyptian
silky
pubescent

8

cu
cu
or

1 jl.au
i 1| jn.au
1 jn.jl

Pk
Pk
Pk

Egypt 1800.
S. Europe 1801.
Corsica 1818.

S
S

s

s.l
s.l

CO

Al. ped. 79. 3
W. h. b. 23

11596 picta Pers.

painted

O

pr

2 jn.au

Pk

1822.

s

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 92

11597 laevigata S?n.

smooth-leaved

o

or

1 Jn.jl

R

Greece 1817.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 418

11598 bicolor Thore

two-colored

o

or

1 jl.au

St

France 1820.

s

CO

Dec. ic. 42

11599 ramosa Otth
ramosissima Sm.

branchy

0

or

1 jl.au

W?

Crete 1820.

s

CO

Fl. gr. 425

11600 reticulata Desf.

netted

o

cu

1 jl.au

Pk

Barbary 1804.

s

p.l

Desf. at. 1. 99

11601 pennsylvanica MX.

Pennsylvanian ^

A

or

i jn.jl

R

N. Amer. 1806.

D

p.l

Bot. reg. 247

11602 vall&sia L.

Vallesian ^

cu

i jn.au

F

Switzerl. 1765.

D

S.1

Al. ped. 23. 2

11603 fruticosa L.

shrubby ti.

I

pr

U Jn.jl

Pk

Sicily 1629.

C

p.l

Com. h. 33

11604caspicaP<?rs.
11605 Requienw Otth

Caspian ^
Requien's ^

A
A

pr
or

f Jn.jl
i jn.jl

Pk

W.R

Caucasus 1823.
Corsica 1823.

D
D

co

CO

11606amce^na L.

pleasing ^

A

pr

W

Tartary 1779.

D

11607 suplna Bieb.

supine ^

A

pr

f jn.au

Pk

Caucasus 1804.

D

s 1

Bot. mag. 1997

11608 depr^ssa Bieb.

depressed ^

A

or

W

Iberia 1816.

S

CO

11609 paradoxa L.

paradoxical ^

A

cu

1* Jl

Pk

Europe

D

p.l

Jac. vin. 3. 84

11610 chlorsefblia 5»z.

Chlora-leaved j^

A

cu

1 au.s

L.Y

Armenia 1796.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 807

1161 litalica Dec.

Italian ^

Q)

cu

1| my.jn

W

Italy 1759.

S

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 79

11613 polyphylfa i.
11614 nemoralis W. $ K.
11615 longiftora Ehrh,

spreading ^
many-leaved ^
grove ^
long-flowered ^

A
A
Q)
A

pr

pr
or

1 my.jn
1 jnjl
1 jnjl

W
W

W
L.P

Barbary 1823.
Germany ...
Hungary 1822.
Hungary 1793.

D
D

S
D

CO

p.l

CO

p.l

CJ.h. 1.290
W. & K. 1. 8

11616 6upleuro\des L.
11617 mollissima Pers.

Bupleurum-lk ^
softest ^

cu
cu

25 jnjl
1 jl.s

W.p
Pk

Persia 1801.
Italy 1739.

S
D

p.l

CO

To. it. 154
W. & K. 3. 248

11618 cana Otth

hoary .

A

or

1| Jn.jl

R

1824.

S

CO

11619 regia &m«
11620 Mocinifma Dec.
11621 ascendens Lag.
11622 csEspitosa Stev.
11623cordifolia^«.
11624 ^tocion Mur.
orchidea L.

royal
Mocini's ^
ascending
turfy ^
cordate-leaved ^j
Atocion

A

$

A

a

or
or
cu
pr
or
pr

1| my.au
1 jn.jl
f my.au
A my.au
i jn jl
f my.jl

C
P
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk

N. Amer. 1811.
Mexico 1827.
Spain 1822.
Caucasus 1824.
Piedmont 1819.
Levant 1781.

D

S
S
D

S
S

p.l

CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 1724
Fl. mex. ic. in,

Al. ped. 23. 3
Jac. vin. 3. 32

11625 Pseudo-Jtocion Desf. Bast.-Atocion O

or

1 jn.jl

Pk

N. Africa 1820.

S

CO

11626 Armeria L.
2 alba

Sweetwilliam

0

or

Pk

England cor. fi.

s

s.l

Eng. bot. 1398

11627 compacta Fis.
11628 congesta Sm.

compact
crowded

8

or
or

HJLs
1 Jn.jl

Pk
Pk

Caucasus r823.
Greece 1818.

s
s

CO

CO

11629 perfoliata Otth perfoliate ^>
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Q)

or

1J jn.jl

R

S. Europe 1817.

s

CO

* 1389. STELLA^RIA L. STITCH WORT. (Stella, a star; starlike flowers.) Caryoph1jlle<z. 22. —37.
11630n£morumZ,. grove ^ A w 1 ap.jn W Britain moi.wo. D co Eng. bot. 92

11631 latifolia Pers. broad-leaved ^E A un H jn.au W Germany 1816. Deo

ORDER III.

DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

18)

11632 dichotoma Z.

forked

0

w

1| year

W

Britain clt. gr. S

CO

Eng. bot. 537

11633 bulbosa Wul.

bulbous &

A

un

1 year

W

Carinthia 1823.

1)

CO

Jac. ic. ;i 468

116.54 viscida Bleb.

clammy

O

un

1 year

W

Hungary 1820.

S

CO

W. & K. 22

1 lt> J5 7/olostea L.

Holostea &

A

w

1 ap.jn

w

Britain woods.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 511

llt;;,i Laxmanm Fis.

Laxmann's

O

un

1 ap.jn

w

Siberia 1823.

S

CO

llf>>7 velut'ma Ser.

velvety ^

A

uu

I my.jn

w

Baical 1824.

1)

CO

llfr>8#ramineaZ.

Grass-leaued ^

A

w

1 ap.jn

w

Britain hed. b.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 803

11639 glaiica With.

glaucous marshy

A

\v

f my.au

w

Britain moi. m.

I)

p.l

Eng. bot. 825

11640 crassifolia Ehrh.

thick-leaved ^

•in

1 my.au

w

Germany

D

CO

11641 uliginusa Cur.

bog

w

1 jn.jl

w

Britain rivul.

S

bog

Eng. bot. 1074

aquatica Poll.

11642 cerastokles Z.

Cerastium-like ^

A

cu

I jnjl

w

Scotland sc. alp.

D

bog

Eng. bot. 911

11643humifusa Swx.

trailing -3c

un

I my.jn

w

Norway 1816.

S

CO

Fl. dan. 978

11644arenariaZ.

sand

un

1 jn

w

Spain 1799.

S

CO

1164.3 scapigera W.

scape-bearing ^

A

cu

? jnjl

w

Scotland sc.rivu.

1)

co

Eng. bot. 1266

1164ri multicaulis Jac.

many-stemmed ^

A

or

1 n. 1

w

Carinthia 1816.

1)

s.p

Jac. c. 1. 19

11647 dahurica W.

Dahurian ]£

CD

un

1 jn.jl

w

Dahuria 1818.

S

CO

11648 muralis Lk.

wall

0

un

k Jn.jl

w

Candia 1824.

S

CO

11649 Slogans Ser.

elegant -i

CD

or

1 my.jn

w

Siberia 1820.

S

CO

11650 lungipes Gol.

long-stalked ^

0)

un

f jn.jl

w

N. Amer. 1820.

S

p.l

f

*1>90. ARENA^RIA Z. SANDWORT.

(Arena, sand ; habitation.1) Cari/ovM

lleee.

68. — 160.

11651 purpurea Pers.

purple

O

Pr

?jl

p

Spain 1823.

S

E.I

11652 r ubra Z.

red

O

pr

i jn.au

p

Britain san.fi.

S

S.1

Eng. bot. 852

11653 manna Roth

marine ^

A

pr

1 jnjl

p

Germany 1795.

D

S.I

marginata Dec.

11654 sauna £;r.

salt-pit

O

pr

i jnjl

p

Bohemia 1820.

S

s.p

11655mMiaZ.

mediate

0

w

4 jl

p

Britain sea co. S

CO

Eng. bot. 958

marina E. B.

11656 glandulosa Jac.

glandular

0

or

*>

p

Europe 1820.

S

CO

Jac. sc. 355

11657 canad£nsis Pers.

Canada

o

pr

f jn.jl

R

N. Amer. 1812.

S

p.l

11658 ^raminifMia Schr.
filifolia Bieb.

Grass-leaved j£

A

pr

Ijnjl

w

Siberia 1817.

D

CO

H. got 5

2 glaberrima Ztec.

smoothest j£

A

or

1 jn.jl

w

Caucasus 1816.

D

CO

graminifolia W. en.

11659Tongifo!ia.ff«-6.

long-leaved £

A

Pr

i jn.jl

w

Siberia 1823.

D

CO

Gm. si. 63. 2

11660 dahurica Fis.

Dahurian j£

A

pr

1 n jl

w

Dahuria 1824.

D

S.1

11661 fonnosa .Ks.

handsome £

A

i jn.jl

w

Dahuria 1824.

D

8.1

11662 reardifolia Fis.

Nardus-leaved £

A

or

I CJ

w

Siberia 1827.

1)

CO

11663 otitokies Adams

Otites-like £

A

or

w

Siberia 1820.

D

CO

androsacea Fis. *"

11664 rigida Ifek

stiff £

A

pr

i jnjl

w

Siberia 1823.

D

CO

1166S jBiiiifulia £«?&.

Pine-leaved ^?

A

pr

1 jl.au

w

Caucasus 1823.

D

s.p

11666 subulata Ser.

subulate j£

A

pr

i jl.au

w

Caucasus 1822.

D

s.p

pungens Step, viscu

sa .Rs.

11667 capillaris Pair.
siberica Pers.

capillary £

A

pr

iJajl

w

Siberia 1820.

D

S.I

11668 juniper.naZ.

Jumper-leaved £

A

pr

4 jnjl

w

Armenia 1800.

D

s.p

Sm. ic. in. 1. 35

Il669stricta MX.

strict j£

A

pr

^ my.jn

w

N. Amer. 1812.

D

s.p

11670/aricifulia Z.

Larch-leaved j£

A

l>r

w

Britain

D

s.p

Jac. au. 3. 272

11671 imbricata Bieb.

imbricated j£

A

i* jnjl

w

Caucasus 1820.

D

S.1

11672 procera Spr.
11673rostrata W. S( K.
11674striata Vil.

tall £
rostrate j£
striated £

A
A

A

pr
pr
pr

ljn.au

w
w
w

Siberia 1820.
Hungary 1816.
Switzerl.. 1683.

D
D
D

8.1

s.p
s.p

Vil. del. 4. 47. 1
Vil. del. 4. 47. 6

11675 austriaca Jac.

Austrian ]£

A

pr

f jn.s

w

Austria 1793.

D

s.p

Jac. au. 3. 270

Villarsw Balb.

11676 capillacea AU.

capillaceouj

0

pr

5 jn.jl

w

Piedmont 1819.

S

S.I

Al. ped. 89. 2

11677 trifloraZ,

three- flowered j£

A

1 apjl

w

S. Europe 1816.

D

s.p

Cav. ic. 3. 249. 2

11678 grandiflora Z.

great- flowered j£

A

Pr

ijns

w

Switzerl. 1783.

D

sp

Al. ped. 10

1 1679 Hflmii Fis.

Helm's j£

A

pr

* jn.jl

w

Siberia 1826.

U

11680 macrocarpa P/<.

long-fruited jg

A

pr

i n.l

w

N. Amer. 1810.

D

si

11681 canescens Fa/*/

canescent j£

A

pr

? jnjl

w

1817.

D

S.1

macrocarpa Horn.

11682 verna Z.

vernal j£

A

pr

i my au

w

Britain mount.

D

s.p

Eng. bot. 512

11683 ramosissima W.

branchiest ]£

CD

pr

« jn.jl

w

Hungary 1816.

S

CO

11684 caespitosa JfflirA.

turfy j£

A

or

i jn.jl

w

Switzerl. 1826.

D

S.I

11685 Gerard* W.

Gerard's j£

A

pr

5 my.au

w

France 1822.

D

s.p

Jac. au. 445

Ziniflora Jac.

11686 saxatilis Z.

rock ]f.

A

pr

i jl.au

w

Germany 1732.

D

s.p

Gm. si. 4. 63. 2

11687 pendula W. $ K.
11688 tenuiiolia Z.

pendulous j£
fine-leaved

A
O

pr
pr

s jnjl
* jn.jl

w
w

Hungary 1816.
England san.fi.

U

S

CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 87
Eng. bot. 219

2 Barretter* Vil.

Barrelier's

0

pr

B jnjl

w

S. France 1820.

S

CO

Bar. ic. 580

3 hybrida Vil.
4 viscidula Fz7.

hybrid
viscidish

8

pr
pr

ijni

1 jn.jl

w
w

S. France 1827.
France 1818.

S
S

CO
CO

Vil. del. 4. 47

* viscosa Pers.

11689 triandra Schrank

triandrous

pr

ijnjl

w

1817.

S

S.I

Sch. mo. 30

11690 calycina POJ>.

Zrtrge-calyxed

pr

i Jnjl

w

Barbary 1816.

S

CO

11691 mediterranea Led.

Mediterranean

O

cu

i jnjl

w

Mediterr. 1823.

S

CO

11692 reciirva ,#/.

recurved ]£

A

pr

i jnjl

w

Alps 1822.

D

CO

Jac. c. 16

11693 hirsuta Bieb.

hairy jg

A

pr

i jn.jl

w

Caucasus 1820.

D

S.I

11694 calyculata Pair.
11695 setacea 7Y!«»7.

calyculate £
setaceous £

A
A

pr

i jnjl
£ jnjl

w
w

Hungary 1817.
France

D
D

S.1
CO

heteromalla Pers.

11696 fasciculata GOM.

fascicled

O

cu

1 jn

w

Scotland sc. mo.

D

s.p

Eng. bot 1744

fastigiata Sm.

11697 filifolia Font*.

thread-leaved ^j

A

1'r

J jnjl

w

Arabia

D

s.p

Vahl sy. 1. 12

11698 glomerata Bieb.

glomerated

O

cu

1 jnjl

w

Tauria 1818.

S

CO

11699 uliginosa ScW.

marsh £

A

pr

i jnjl

w

SwitzerL 1819.

D

S.I

Dec. ic. 46

11700 fiolygonokies Wul.

Knotgrass-like ^

A

cu

i jl.au

w

Switzerl. 1822.

1)

CO

Al. ped. 64. 4

11701 verticillata W.

whorled tt.

|

pr

IJ1

w

Armenia 1823.

C

S-P

11702 tetrAquetra Z.
11703 lanceolata AU.

square j£
lanceolate j£

A
A

pr
pr

|8au
i au

w
w

Pyrenees 1731.
SwitzerL 1823.

D
D

tr

Al. ped. 2. 89. 1
Al. ped. 26. 5

11704 cherlerioldes ViL

Cherleria-like £

A

pr

4 jl.au

w

France

1)

s.p

11705 densa Kit.

dense £

A

Pr

i jn.jl

w

Hungary 1824.

D

S.1

11706 montana Z.

mountain ^

A

pr

w

France 1800.

1)

s.p

Bot. mag. 1118

182

DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS X.

Britain walls. S co Eng. bot. 923

Portugal 1819. S s.l Brot.ph.73

Archipel. 1820. S co

Alp. Eur. 1823. D co

Alp. Eur. 1822. D co

Ireland ir.mou. D s.p Eng. bot. 1745

Caucasus 1818. D s.p

Europe 1794. U s.p Jac. c. 1. 17. 1

Britain woods. S s.p Eng. bot. 1483

Majorca 1787. D s.p Her. st. 1. 15

Britain sea sh. D s.p Eng. bot. 189

Egypt 1801. D s.p Vahl sy. 2. 33

1391. CHERLE"R/^ Hal. CHERLEIUA. (John H. Cherler, assistant to Jno. Bauhin.) Caryophylletc. 1.— 6.

11719 sedoldes L. St->dum-like ^ A or ijl.au Y.w Scotland sc. alp. D s.l Eng. bot. 1212

1392. GARIDE'LL^ Tou. GAIUDELLA. (P. Garidel, M.D., of Provence, bof. auth.) Ranunculacece. 1.— -2.

11720 Nigellastrum L. Nigella-teaverf O or 1^ jn.jl B.u France 1736. S co Bot. mag. 12Go

11707 rerpyllifMia L.
11708 coimbricensis Brot.

Thyme-leaved
Coimbra

0 w
O pr

£ jn.jl W
*' jn.jl W

11709 pubescens Dec.

pubescent

A. A pr

11710 brevicaulis Ster.

short-stalked

^ /\ pr

i5 jn.jl W

imiscabraPoir.

rough

^ /\ pr

i jn.jl W

11712ciliata L.

ciliated

•^ A pj-

i mr.au W

11713 marginataJS/<?&. in.
11714 multicaftlis Wul.

margined
many-stalked

-* A pr
^t A pr

£ jn.jl W
i jl.au W

11715 trinervis L.

three-nerved

* 0 w

f my.jn W

11716 balearica L.

Balearic

^ A pr

4 mir.au W

11717 peplo'ides L.

Peplis-like

Jtrr A Pr

imy.jl W

11718 procumbens Vahl

procumbent

i jl.au R

JSyO. fflALifl 'IjtlLJi i>. -DAKBAUOUS

11721 fucata Ker painted

^ 11

S3

BKKT. 1

CD or

'8

LUatJMg/t

mr.au

Y™

. ineu. juoi

togna. i
1814.

GDI

C

<upw

p.l

ixtcets. ix. — ly,
Bot. reg. 189

macrophylla Desf.

11722 ftrens L. stinging

£fc

[ 1 fr

3

jl.o

Pk

S. Amer.

1737.

c

p.l

Bot. reg.

94

11723 cubensis H. # B. Cuba

*St

j | QJ-

^

jl.au

Pa.R

Havannal

hW24.

c

p.l

11724 angustif61ia L. narrow-leaved
11725 ^quitolium L, Holly-leaved

&

CD or
1 1 or

7

7

jl.au

au.s

Pk
Pk

W. Indies 1737.
S. Amer. 1759.

c
c

p.l
p.l

Bot. cab. 321
Cav. dis. 8. 25o. 2

11726 coccifera L. berry-bearing

i>

C I or

2

Pk

W. Indies

i 173:3.

c

p.l

Bot. reg.

568

11727 glabra L. smooth-leaved

t

I ] f r

16

mrjl

R

W. Indies

i 1757.

c

p.l

Bot. maj

j.813

11728 biflura Pair. two-flowered

CD or

10

jl.au

Pa.R

S. Amer.

1810.

c

Cav. uis.

8. 234. 2

jounicifdlia Cav.

1 1729 /mnicif 61ia L. Pomegranate-I vd

&

CD or

12

Pk

W. Indies

ilfi90.

c

p.l

PL ic. 16

6.2

11730 /aginea Swx. Beech-leaved

Si

CD or

10

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1820.

c

p.l

11731'dubia Cav. doubtful

jdt

CD or

10

jl.au

Y

Jamaica

1820.

c

p.l

Cav. dis.

8.242

11732 nitida Mil. glossy-leaved

*

CD or

6

mr.au

Pk

W. Indies 1733.

c

Cav. dis. 8. 239. 1

1394. BYRSO'NIMA Rich. BYRSONIMA. (Byrsa,

a hide ;

used for tanning.)

Malpighia ce&. 1 3. — 3 J .

11733 uerbascifolia Dec. ^Verbascum-lvd

•

| J QJ-

6

jl.au

Pa.R

Guiana

1810.

C

p.l

Aub. gu

i. 1..184

Malpighia uerbascifolia L.

11734 /aurifdlia H. $ B. Laurel-leaved

gi

[ ] QJ.

10

jl.au

Y

Cumana

1824.

C

p.l

11735 nervosa Dec. nervose

4t

ZD or

8

jl.au

Pa.Y

Brazil

1820.

c

fr

Malpighia macrophylla J.

11736 altissima Dec. tallest

•

CD or

60

jl.au

W

Guiana

1820.

c

p.l

Aub. gu

i. 1. 181

Malpighia altissima Aub.

11737 crassifolia Dec. thick-leaved

5 CD or

20

jl.au

Y

Guiana

1793.

c

p.l

Aub. gui. 1. 182

Malpighia crassifolia L.

11738 Moureila Dec. Moureila

1

CD or

20

au

Y

S. Amer.

1823.

c

p.l

Aub. gu

i. 1. 183

Malpighia Moureila Aub.

11739 chrysophylla H.fyB. golden-leaved
11740 spicata Dec. spiked

*

CD or

10
6

au
jl.au

Y
Y

Orinoco
Antilles

1823.
1810.

c
c

p.l
p.s.l Cav. dis.

8.237

11741 lucida Dec. shining-leaved

A

CD or

6

my.au

Pk

W. Indies 1759.

c

P.1

Bot. mag. 24G2

Malpighia lucida Swx.

11742 coriacea Dec. leathery-leaved i O or
Malpighia coriacea Swx.

11743 reticulata Dec. netted * Q or
U744 volilbilis Dec. twining J^ [ I or

Malpighia volubilis Sims
11745 pallida Dec. pale & [~~1 or

Malpighia pallida Poir.
1395. BANISTE^RJ^i L. BANISTERIA. (Rev. J.

my.au W Jamaica 1814. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 1G3. 1

10 jl.au
10 au.s

P.Y

Y

Cayenne 1823.
W. Indies 1793.

C p.l

C p.l Bot. mag. 809

Pa Cayenne 1820. C p.l

11746 auriculata Cav. auriculate

11747 ciliata W. ciliated

11748 splendens Dec. shining
heterophylla W. fulgens Lam.

11749 Humboldtz'ana Dec. Huinboldt's

11750 sericea Cav. silky

11751 tomentosa Desf. tomentose

11752 /aurifolia L. Bay-leaved

11753 ferruginea Cav. rusty

11754 periplocaefblia Desf. Periploca-lvd

11755 fulgens L. shining-fruited R I I or

11756 zanzibarica Boj. Zanzibar g_

11757 ovata Cav. ovate-leaved « CD or

Banister, a curious botanist.) Malpighiacece. 12 — 47.
4 CD or 10 ... Y Brazil 1820. C p.s.l Cav. dis. 255

10 ... Y Brazil 1796. C s.l Cav. dis. 9. 254
10 ... Y S. Amer. 1812. C s.l Cav. dis. 253

10 ...

10

10 jn au

10 jl.au

10

S. Amer. 1824. C p.s.l

Brazil 1810. C s.l Cav. dis. 9. 258

S. Amer. 1820. C p.s.l

Jamaica
Brazil

10 jn.au Y PortoRicol818. C p.s.l

1733. C s.l Bot. reg. 937
1820. C p.s.l Cav. dis. 9. 2-18

W. Indies 1759. C r.m
Zanzibar 1825. C p.s.l

6 jn.au Y St.Domin.1810. C p.s.l Yen. ch. 51. A

1396. TRIO'PTERIS L. TRIOPTERIS. (Treis, three, pteron, a wing ; capsule.) Malpighiace<e. 2. —8.

11758 jamaicensis L. Jamaica fl_ CD or 10 ... Y Jamaica 1822. C p.l

11759 sericea Lo. C. silky fl_ CD or 6 S. Amer. 1823. C p.l

1397. TETRA'PTERIS Cav. TETRAPTERIS (Tetra, four, pteron, a wing; capsule.) Malpighiucete. 2. — 7.

11760 6uxif61ia Cav. Box-leaved » CD or 6 ... Y St.Domin.1822. C p.l Cav. dis. 262. 1
Tri6pteris 6uxif61ia W.

11761citrif61iaPers. Orange-leaved tt CD or 6 ... Y Cayenne 1818. C p.l Cav. dis. 262. 2
Triopteris citrifdlia Sum.

'1398. HETERO'PTERIS//.&J?. HETEROPTERIS. (Heteros, various,

11762 purpurea H. $B. purple
Banistena purpurea L.

11763 parvif61ia Dec. small-leaved |_ O or

11764 brachiata H. 8f B. cross-branched fl_ CD or
Banistena brachiata L.

11765 chrysophylla i. golden-leaved i, CD or
Banisterz'rt chrysophylla Lam.

11766 caerulea H. % B. blue-Jlowering fl_ I lor

11767 nitida Kth. glossy * Q or
Banisterz'a nitida Lam.

2 rufa Lindl. rufous-leaved & I 1 or

11768 appendiculata Dec. appendiculated * Q or

11769 floribunda H. % B. bundle-flwd * n or

fl_ CD or 10

, pie ron, wing ; caps.) Malpigfiiacc^e. 8.-13.

W. Indies 1759. C p.l Cav. dis. 9. 246. 1

W. Indies 1820. C p.l Yen. ch. 51

W. Indies 1759. C s.l

Brazil 1793. C r.m Jac. sc. 105

Havannahl823. C p.l Pled. B. 14

S. Amer. 1809. C s.l Cav. dis. 244

S. Amer. 1809. C s.l Bot. reg. 950

St. Vine. 1820. C p.l

Mexico 1824. C p.l

ORDER IV.

DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

183

1399 HIRJSM Jac.

11770 reclinata Jac.

11771 odorata W.

11772 nii tans Rox.
11773indica Rox.

HIR.EA. (J. N. de la Hire, a French physician, d. 1727.) Malpighiacece. 5. — 19.

reclined
sweet-scented
nodding
Indian

11774 glauctiscens Lo. C. glaucescent

10 jn.au

I* U. tf *f »J

\V. Indies
Guinea 1823.

Jac. am. 145

E. Indies 1820. C

10 jn.au ... E. Indies 1820. C s.l Rox. cor. 2.

or 10 jn.au

E. Indies 1823. C s.l

1400. ERYTHRO'XYLON L. ERYTHROXYLOV. (Erythros, red, xyfon, wood.) Erythroxylece. 3. — 25.

11775 Aypericif51ium Lam. Hypericum-lvdf I I tm 40 ... Y.G Mauritius 1818. C s.l Cav. dis. 8. 230

11776 havanense Jac. Havannah f CD or 10 ... Y.G Havannahl822. C s.l Jac. am. 87. 2

11777 /aurifolium Lam. Laurel-leaved J CD tm 50 ... Y.G Mauritius 1823. C s.l Lam. dis. 226

1401. 8E*THL4 Kth. SETHIA. ( S. Sethi, author of a work on culinary vegetables.) Erythroxylea. 1.

11778 indica Dec. Indian i CD tm 40 ... Y E. Indies 1824. C s.l Rox. cor. 1. 88
Erythroxylon mon6gynum Rox.

1402. SPERGULA'STRUM MX. SPERGULASTRUM. (From similarity to Spergula.) Caryopliylle<£. 1. — 3.

11779 lanugindsum MX. woolly £ A cu £ jn.jl W.p N. Amer. 1821. S s.p
Micropetalon lanuginusum Pers.

CLASS X. ORDER 4.

DECA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

1403. CNE'STIS J.

11780 glabra Lam.

11781 polyphylla Lam.

11782 corniculata Lam.

CNESTIS. (Kneo, to scratch ; prickly capsules.)

smooth ft a or 10 ... W.G Mauritius 1823.

many-leaved tt O or 6 ... P Mauritius 1823.

small-horned fit I ! or 10 ... P Guinea 1793.

Connarhceee. 3. — 9.
C s.l Lam. il. 387. 1
C s.p
C s.p

1404. AVERRHO\4 L. AVERRHOA. (Averrhoes, of Corduba, in Spain.) Oxalidece. 2. — 3.
11183 Silimbi L. Bilimbi tree * CD f r 8 au.s R.Y E. Indies? 1791. C s.l Cav. dis. 7. 219

11784 Carambbla L. Carambola tree fit Q fr 10 ... G.a Ceylon 1733. C s.l Cav. dis. 7. 220

1405. SPO'ND IAS L. HOG PLUM. (Greek name of a kind of wild plum.) Terebinthacece. 4.

11785 purpi\rea L. purple 1 CU f r 30 ... W.G W. Indies 1817. C s.p SI. jam. 2. 219
M6mbin L.

11786 luteai. yellow f O f r 30 ... Y.G W. Indies 1739. C s.p Mer.sur. 13
JV/yrobalanus L.

11787 dulcis Forst. sweet Otaheite applet O fr 50 ... Y.G Society Is. 1793. C s.p Lam. il. 384

11788 mangifera Pers. mango-bearing f Q fr 50 ... W E. Indies 1820. C s.l
Mangifera pinnata L.

1406. BUCHANA^N/^ Rox. BUCHANANIA. (Francis Buchanan, now Hamilton, M.D.) TereUnthacece. 2.

11789 latifolia Rox. broad-leaved 4 O fr 30 ... W E. Indies 1820. C s.l.p

11790 angustifulia Rox. narrow-leaved * CD f r 30 ... W E. Indies 1820. C s.l.p
Mangifera axillaris Lam. Sp6ndias axillaris //. Beng.

1407. POUPA'RTI^ Com. POUPARTIA. (Called Bots de Poupart by inhab. of Bourbon.) Terebinthacete. 1.

11791 borb6nica Lam. Bourbon ± CD tm 40 ... P Bourbon 1825. C s.l.p

1408. ROBE'RG/^ Schreb. ROBERGIA. (Laurent Roberg, prof. med. at Upsal.) Terebinth acete. 1 2.
11792 frutescens W. frutescent * CD or 6 ... W Guiana 1823. C s.l.p Aub. gui. 187

*1409. COTYLE^DON L. NAVELWORT. (Kotyle, a cavity ; cuplike leaves.) Crassulucete. 41. — 45.

11793 orbiculata Haw.

rowd.leaved

tt. i | cu

o

jl.au

R

C. G.

H.

1798.

C

s.l

11794 ovata Haw.

ovate-leaved

tt. | | CU

8

jl.o

R

C. G.

II.

1789.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 321

11795 papillaris Thun.

papillary

tt-l |CU

1 1

an

R

C. G.

II.

1822.

C

s.l

11796 oblonga Haw.

oblong-leaved

tt. | | CU

<2~

J1.S

R

C. G.

II.

1690.

C

s.l

11797 crassifolia Haw.

thick-leaved

tt, | | or

2

...

C. G.

H.

1824.

C

s.l

11798 triflora Thun.

three-flowered

tt. i | or

I

my'.jl

Pk.\V

C. G.

H.

1821.

C

s.l

11799 alternans W.

alternate

a, i | or

1

jn.au

...

C. G.

II.

1816.

c

s.l

11800 ramijsa Haw.

branchy

tt. | |or

1

jn.jl

.'..

C. G.

H.

1748.

C

s.l

M. h. 12. 7. 39

ramosissima Mil.

11801 ramosissima Salm

branchiest

tt. | | or

1

my.jn

C. G.

H.

1816.

c

s.l

11802 fascicularis H. K.

cluster-leaved

tt. | | CU

1

jl.s

R

C. G.

H.

1759.

c

s.l

Bur. af. 18

11803 hemisphas'rica L.

hemispherical

tt | | CU

1

jn.jl

W.P

C. G.

H.

1731.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 87

11804 viridis Haw.

green

tt. | |or

2

...

...

C. G.

H.

1824.

c

s.l

11805 rotundifolia Haw.

round-leaved

tt. | | or

4

...

M

C. G.

H.

1826.

c

s.l

11806 cristata Haw.

crested

jg lAI or

i

s

Va

C. G.

II.

1820.

c

s.l

11807 clavifolia Haw.

club-leaved

£ i Al or

g

P

C. G.

II.

1824.

c

s.l

11808 sptiria L.
11809 undulata Haw.

spurious
waved

tt. i | cu
tt. | |or

1

1

jl.au
jn.jl

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1731.
1818.

c
c

s.l
s.l

Com. r. 23
Bur. af. 19. 2

mucronata Lam.

11810 jasminiflora Salm

Jasmine-flwd

tt. 1 |or

1

jl.au

...

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

s.l

11811 elata Haw.

tall powdered

tt. \ | or

2

jn.jl

C. G.

H.

1816.

c:

s.l

11812 cuneata Thun.

wedgelike

tt. i |or

1

my

...

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

s.l

11813 coruscans Haw.

glittering

tt. i 1 or

_[

jn

O

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 1030

11814 curviflora Sims

curve-flowered tt. i | cu

H

0

0

C. G.

II.

1818.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 2044

purphrea Haw.

11815 decussata Sims

cross-leaved

tt. | | CU

l.}

au

s

C. G.

H.

1819.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 2518

papillaris Haw.

11816 tricuspidata Haw.
11817 cacalioules Thun.

tricuspidate
Cacalia-like

tt-l |or

tt-| |or

1

jl
my

Y"

C. G.

C. G.

H.
tt

1823.
1818.

c

c

S.1

s.l

11818 rhombifulia Haw.

rhomb-leaved

«L | | or

i

jn

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

s.l

11819 mammillaris Thun.

mammillarv

tt. i 1 or

i

jn.jl

W.p

C. G.

II.

1818.

c

s.l

Bur. af. 21. 1

11820 canaliculata Haw. small-channelled tt. | | or £

my.jn

...

C. G.

II.

1818.

c

s.l

11821 ungulata Lam.
11822maculata Sal.

clawed
spotted

tt. | | or
tt-i | or

4 my.jn
1 Jn.ji

W.'P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1818.
1818.

c
c

r,1

U1823coccinea Cav.

scarlet

tt. ( | CU

2

o

s

C. G.

II.

1816.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 832

11824 tuberculbsa Lam.

tuberculose

tt. | | or

1

jn.au

0

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

s.l

11825 gracilis Haw.

slender

tt. | | or

1

jn.au

... C. G. H.

1800.

c

8.1

N

4

184

DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

CLASS X.

$11826 csespit5sa Haw. turfy £

iAI cu

1 jn.au

Y

California 1796.

C

s.i

lingua?formis //. K.

11827dich6toma Haw. fork-spined tt-

l | or

1 jn.jl

C. G. H. 1818.

C

s.l

§11828 spin6sa L. spiny £

_AJ or

4au

\V

Siberia 1790.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 67. 2

Sedum spindsum W.

§11829 serrata L. notch-leaved £

A cu

1 Jn.jl

R

Siberia 1732.

D

s.l

Di. el. 95 112

$11830 hispanica L. Spanish £

Q> cu

1 jn.jl

R

Spain 179.).

s

s.l

Dec. pi. 122

§ 11831 Umbilicus L. navel Penny-wort£

A pr

4 jn.jl

Y

Britain sha.roc.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 325

2 Mucizom Brot. Mucizoni's £

A pr

4 jn.jl

Portugal 1823.

D

s.l

(11832 Ihtaa flirt yellow £
11833 Malacophyllum Pall, soft-leaved

A pr
O pr

k Jn-jl
£ jn.jl

Y

P.Y

England moi.ro.
Davuria 1815.

Sks.l
S s.l

Eng. bot. 1522
Pa. it. 3. ap. G.I

Orostachys Malacophyllum Fis.

*1410. SE'DUM Z. STOXECROP. (Sctfere, to sit ; manner of growth.) Crassulacece. 61. — 89.

11834 maximum Lk. greatest purple £

A or

2 jl.s

W

Spain 1794.

D

s.l

latifolium Bert.

11835 albicans Haw. great white £

A °r

2 jl.s

W

Europe 1794.

D

s.l

11836 verticillatum L. vihor\-leaved £

A or

1 jl.s

Pk

S. Europe ...

1)

si

Am. ac. 2. 4. 14

11837 triphyllum Haw. three-leaved £
11838 argutum Haw. sharp-toothed $

A or
A or

1 jl.au
lijl.au

Pk
P

S. Europe ...
Carpathia 1820

D
I)

s.l
s.l

118-39 paucidens Haw. few-toothed £

A or

4 Jn.jl

W

1818.

D

s.l

11840pectinatum Haw. pectinate £

A or

% ap.au

W.G

1818.

D

s.l

11841 Jteleplwww L. corn-man Orpin ej£

A or

2 jl.s

P

Britain bor. fi.

D

S.1

Eng. bot. 1319

1 1842 7'elephzo)<tes MX. Teleph ium-like £

A or

1 jl.s

P

N. Amer. 1810.

D

s.l

11843 ^nacampseros L. Anacampseros tt.

A or

4 Jl.au

P

France 1596.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 118

11844 lividum W. livid £

A or

5 jn.au

W.G

1816.

I)

s.l

11845 Aizbon L. Aizoon £

A or

1 jl.s

Y

Siberia 1757.

D

s.l

Dec. pi. 101

11846;>opulif61ium L. Poplar-leaved £
11847 oppositifolium^.M. opposite-leaved £

A or
A °r

1 jl.au

W
W

Siberia 1780.
Caucasus

D
D

s.l

s.l

Bot. mag. 211
Bot. mag. 1807

11848 spurium Bieb. spurious £

A or

^ jl'.s

Pk

Caucasus 1816.

D

s ]

Bot. mag. 2370

11849 dentatum Haw. toothed

A or

P

1810.

D

s.l

11850 hybridum L. hybrid £

A or

i2 my.jl

Y

Siberia 1766.

D

s.l

Mur. 6. 5

11851 ternatum MX. ternate £

A or

4 Jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1789.

D

s.l

Bot. reg. 142

portulaco"ides Mhl.

11852 stellatum L. starred

O or

1 jn jl

W

S. Europe 1640.

D

s.l

Cam. h. 7. ic. 2

11853 divaricatum H. K. spreading tt.

1 | or

*l jnljl

Pk

Madeira 1777.

c:

s.l

11854 Cepa^a L. Cepasa

O or

1 jl.au

W

France 1640.

s

s.l

11855 spatulatum Kit. spathulate £

Q> or

4 Jn.jl

W

Hungary 1815.

s

s.l

W. & K. 2. 104

11856 sempervivo\des.B/e&. Semperviv.-like£
11857 ochroleucum Sm. yellowish-white^

A or
A or

4 jl.au
l"jl

R
W

Iberia 1823.
Greece 1818.

D

D

s.l

si

Bot. mag. 2474

11858 altissimum Pers. tallest £

A or

1 jl.au

P.Y

S. Europe 1769.

D

s.l

Jac. vin. 1. 81

Jacquini Haw. Sempervlvum sediforir.

ie Jac.

11859 ca;rulescens Haw. caarulescent £

A or

i Jl

Y

1820.

D

s.l

11860 dasyphyllum L. thick-leaved £

A pr

- jn.jl

W

England walls.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 656

11861 reflexumZ. refiex-leaved £

A or

"1* jn!jl

Y

Britain walls.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 695

1 1862 septangulare Haw. seven-angled £

A or

Y

1795.

D

s.l

11863glai'icum Sm. glaucous £
11864 colllnum W.en. hill £

A or
A or

"i jl.au
1 jn.au

Y
Y

England bar.sa.
1815.

D
I)

s.l

s.l

Eng. bot. 2477
Dec. pi. 115

11865 minus Haw. smaller short-lvd£

A or

ijl.au

Y

Europe 1810.

D

s.l

Dec. pi. 116

reflexum Dec. not of others.

11866 spirale Haw. spiral £

A or

4 Jn.jl

Y

1818.

D

s.l

Dec. pi. 118

sexangulare Dec. not E. B.

11867 recurvatum W. recurved green £

A or

i jn.jl

Y

Europe 1818.

D

s.l

11868 anopetalum Dec. upward-lvd green£

A or

Pa.Y

S. France 1818.

D

s.l

rupestre Vil.

2 aurantiacum Sal. Orange £

A or

1 jn.jl

0

S. France 1820.

D

s.l

11869 vlrens H. K. green £

A or

4 n. 1

Y

Portugal 1774.

D

s.l

11870 rupdstre Z. rock £

A pr

ijl.au

Y

England rocks.

D

S.1

Eng. bot. 170

11871 virescens W. en. virescent £

A or

1 jn.au

G.Y

1815.

D

s.l

11872 Forsterwnzm Sm. Forster's £

A or

i jl.au

Y

Wales w. roc.

D

si

Eng. bot. 1802

11873 quadrifidum Pall, four-cleft £

A or

i Jl

Y

N. Asia 1800.

D

s.l

Pa. it. 3. P. 1

11874 nudum H. K. naked-branchedit.

1 | pr

f jl.au

W

Madeira 1777.

R

s.l

11875 quinquetidum W. five-cleft £

A or

•i jn.jl

W.G

1800.

1)

s.l

11876 hexapetalum Haw. six-petaled £

A or

i jn.jl

Pa.Y

1800.

I)

s.l

11877 se'xfidum Bieb. annual six-cleft

O or

i • -i

i jn.jl

W

Caucasus 1816.

S

s.l

11878 monregalense .BaW>. Montreal £

A pr

4 jail

W

S. Europe 1815.

D

s.l

Bot. cab. 464

11879 repens Dec. creeping «

A or

i jn.jl

R

Switzerl. 1826.

1)

s.p

11880 hispanicum Z. Spanish

A or

1 jn.jl

P.Y

Spain 1732.

1)

si

Jac. au. 5. 47

11881 album Z. white

A l>r

i Jn.jl

W

England rocks.

D

si

Eng. bot. 1578

11882 villosum Z. villous £

A pr

5 Jn.jl

Pk

Britain m.al.p.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 394

11883 annuum Z. annual

O pr

I au

W

N. Europe 1739.

S

s.l

11884 atratum Z. dark annual

O pr

1 au

P

Italy 1795.

S

s.l

Jac. au. 1. 8

11885 caeruleum Vahl pale-blue

0 or

i jl.au

Pa.B

Africa 1822.

s

s.l

Bot. reg. 520

11886 sexangulare Z. six-angled £

A Pr

4 JnJl

Y

England walls.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 1645

11887 acre Z. acrid £

A Pr

* Jn

Y

Britain walls.

1)

s.l

Eng. bot. 839

11888saxatile W. rock

§or

i Jn.jl

S. Europe 1820.

D

s.l

11889 pallens I 'en. pale-glaucous £

or

i jn.jl

w"

S. Europe 1816.

S

s.l

11890 Andersons G. Don Anderson's el. £

or

W

Hungary 1816.

S

s.l

W. & K. 2. 181

glaucum W. & K. not E. B.

11891 pallidum^Vft. pale

O or

i jn.jl

Pa.R

Caucasus 1817.

s

s.l

11892 oblongum Haw. oblong £

A or

J jl au

W

Britain rocks.

D

s.l

11893 anglicum Z. English

A pr

i jl.au

W

Britain rocks.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 171

2 microphyllum small-leaved £

A or

g jn.au

W

Britain rocks.

D

s.l

3 hibe'rnicum Irish £

A °r

h jn.au

W

Ireland rocks.

D

s.l

1411. PE'NTHORUM W. PENTHORUM
11894 sedoides W. Sedum-like i

1412. GRIE^LUM L.

11895 tenuifolium L.

11896 humifusum Thun.

11897 laciniatum Gae.

GRIELUM.
slender-leaved
trailing
jagged

(Pente, five, horos, column ; capsule.) Crassulaccce. 1.
A cu 1 jl.au G.Y Virginia 1768. D s.l Lam. il. 390

Rosacece. 3.
R p.l Sw. fl. gar. 171
R p.l Bur. af. 34. 1
R p.l.s Sw. fl. gar. 306

(Grcios, old ; aspect.)

iA) pr 2 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1790.

tAJ or 1 ap.jl Y C. G. H. 1825.

lAlpr i au Y C. G. H. 1825.

1413. BIO'PHYTUM Dec. BIOPHYTUM
11898 sensitivum Dec. sensitive
O'xalis sensitiva £.

(Bios, life, phytc
O pr 4 jl.s

ny plant ; pods open when touched.) Oxaltdcce. 1. — 2.
Y China 18CS. S 6.1 Jac. ox. 78. 4

ORDER IV.

DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

185

1414. O'XALIS L. WOOD SORREL. (Oxys, sharp, or sour ; qualities.)

Oxalfdea?. 97. — 160.

I. HEnESAROi'DES:. — Peduncles many -flowered ; stems leafy; leaves trifoliate, middle one petioled.

Y S. Amer. 1823'.

11809 Plumier/' Jac.

11900 Barrelii-r/ . lac.

11901 fruticosa Had.

Plumier's
Barrelier's
shrubby

«L CU or
tt. Q pr
**- O pr

2 year
1| year
1 year

Pa.R Caraccas
Y Rio Jan.

1824.
1817.

C p.l I>ot. reg. 810
C s.l Jac. ox. o
C s.l

II. CORNICULAVAJ. — Peduncles 1, 2, or many, fluid ; stems leafy ; Ivs. palmate-trifol. ; leaflets sessile.

11902 perennans Haw.

11903 Dillenw Jac.
2 flurida Sal.

11904 stricta L

11905 Lyon« Ph.

11906 corniculata L.

11907 microphylla Pair.
r 11 bens 11 'aw.

11908 ri'pens 7'Aw«.

11909 rf;sea Jac.

11910 floribunda Leh.

11911 lateriflora Jac.

11912 macrostylis Jac.

11913 tubiflura Jac.

11914 canescens Jac.

11915 secunda Jac.

11916 hirta L.

11917 hirtella Jac.

11918 multiflura Jac

11919 rubella Jac.

11920 rosacea Jac.

11921 fulgida B. R.

perennial

Dillenius's

florid

strict

Lyon's

small-horned

small-leaved

creeping-s/A'c?

rosy

bundle-flwd

O pr

O pr

& A pr

ftr A pr

O pr

Opr

£ lAJpr

£ lAJpr

iAI or

2 my.s
my.au

2 my.au Y
14 Jn.o Y
1 jl.o Y

m°

N. S. W.
America 1798.
America 1798.
N. Amer. 1658.
N. Amer. 1816.

s.p

O

S s.p

S s.p

O s.p

O s.p

Di. el. 221
Jac. ox. 4

Britain sh. roc. O s.p Eng. bot. 1726

1 mr.ap
mr.ap
ljjn.au

N. S. W.

C. G. H.

Chile

1793.
1823.

S s.p

O s.p Jac. ox. 78. 1
O s.p Bot. mag. 2415

lateral-floweredj£ i Al pr | mr.ap P

S. Amer. ? 1827. D s.l Bot. reg. 1123
C. G. H. 1824. O s.p Jac. sc. 204

— Peduncles axillary, one-flwd • stems elongated, leafy ; leaves trifoliate, sessile.

C. G. H. 1793. '

long-styled tf i Al or | o.n

tube-flowered tf i Al or 1 o.n

canescent tf lAJ pr 1 ja.s

side-flowering tf i Al or ^ o.n

\\a\ry-stalked tf LAJ or f o.n

small hairy tf iAJ pr £ mr.ap

many-flowered tf > Al or | f.mr

branching small red tf iAJ or £ s.n

rose-colored tf iAI pr J s.n

fulgid If LAJ pr 5 s.n

C. G. H.
C. G. H
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1821.
1790.
1787.
1823.
1789.
1791.
1793.
1820.

O s.p

O sp

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

Jac. ox. 9
Jac. ox. 10
Jac. ox. 11
Jac. ox. 12
Jac. ox. 13
Jac. ox. 16
Jac. ox. 15

O s.p Bot. mag. 1031
O s.p Bot. mag. 1698
O s.p Bot. reg. 1073

IV. CxuLiFLoRjE. — Peduncles axil., one-flwd ; stems elongated, few-leaved ; leaflets 3 — 5, stalked.

11922 reptatrix Jac.

11923 virginea Jac.

11924 disticha Jac.

11925 incarnata /,.

11926 venosa Sal.

11927 furcata Lod.

creeping-rooted tf LA) pr
virgin tf iAJ pr

two- rowed tf iAI pr
fiesh-colored tf iAI pr
veiny $ i Al pr

for]i-leaved tf iAI pr

n.d F C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 20

ja.au W C. G. H. 1820. O s.p Jac. sc. 3. 275

ja.s Pa.Y C. G. H. 1818. O s.p Jac. ox. 18

ap.jn F C. G. H. 1739. O s.p Jac. ox. 71

o.n V.y C. G. H. 182-3. O s.p

s R C. G. H. 1823. O s.p Bot. cab. 1056

V. CAPRI\\^. — Stemless ; peduncles 1, 2, or many, flowered ; leaflets 3 or many, stalked.

11928 Bowi/ Ait. Bowie's

11929 sericea L. silky

11930 Burmanni Jac. Burmann's

11931 tetraphylla Cav. four-leaved

11932 violacea L. violet-colored

1 1933 punctata B. M. dotted

11934 caprina L goat's-foot

11935 cernua Thun. drooping
caprina B. M.

11936 cornpressa Jac. compressed

11937 dentata Jac. toothed

1 1938 purpurata Jac. purpled

11939 macrophylla Horn, long-leaved

1 1940 livida Jac. livid

11941 lobata Sims lobed

tf LAJpr

§ s.n

C

tf iAI or

i ap.my

Y

tf LAJpr

5 o.n

Y

tf LZ3 pr

A jn.jl

P

tf A or

i my.jn

L.P

tf A or

5 ap.jn

P

tf tAJor

5 mr.jn

F

tf iAI or

i f.mv

Y

tf i Al or

£ year

Y

tf lAlor

in.d

F

tf LAJpr

i o.n

F.w

$ * Al pr

iJM

Pa.F

tf iAI or

5 o.n

F

tf LAJpr

£ o.n

Y

C. G. H. 1823. O s.p

C. G. H. 1794. O s.p Jac. ox. 77. 1

C. G. H. 1820. O s.p Bur. af. 29

Mexico 1823. O s.p Cav. ic. 3. 237

N. Amer. 1772. O s.p Jac. ox. 80. 2

O s.p Bot. reg. 2781

C. G. H. 1757. O s.p Jac. ox. 10. 1

C. G. H. 1757. O s.p Jac. ox. 6

C. G. H. 1794. O s.p Jac. ox. 78. 3

C. G. H. 1793. O s.p Jac. ox. 7

C. G. H. 1822. O s.p Jac. sc. 356

C. G. H. 1820. O s.p

C. G. H. 1793. O s.p Jac. ox. 8

C. G. H. 1823. O s.p Bot. mag. 2386

VI. SiMPLiciFbLivE. — Stemless ; leaves simple ; scapes one, or many, flowered.

11942 monophylla L. one-leaved tf LAJ pr g o.n Y C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Jac ox. 79.3

11943 lepida Jac. pretty Cape tf tAJ pr £ ja.n W C. G. H. 1823. O s.p Jac. ox. 21

11944 rostrata Jac. beaked tf LAJ pr i o.n P.v C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 22
VII. PTEROPOOE. — Stemless / leaves bifoliate, or trifoliate i petioles winged i scapes one-flowered.

11945 crispa Jac. curled tf LA) pr i o.n W C. G. H. 1793. O s.p Jac. ox. 23

11946 leporina Jac. hare's-eared tf iAI pr i o.n W C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 25

11947 ashrtna Jac. ass's-eared tf LAJ pr | n.d Y C. G. H. 1792. O s.p Jac. ox. 24

11948 lancerefolia Jac. spear-leaved 3 lAI pr i o.n Y C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 26
11949/aba?folia Jac. .Bean-leaved ^ LAI pr £ o.n Y C. G. H. 1794. O s.p Jac. ox. 27

VIII. A

11950 /aburnifolia Jac.

11951 sanguinea Jac.

11952 rubro-flkva Jac.

11953 tricolor Jac.

11954 ciliaris Jac.
11955arcuata Jac.

11956 flaccida Jac.

11957 ferruginata Jac.

11958 ambigua Jac.

11959 undulata Jac.

11960 fuscata Jac.

11961 sulphurea Jac.

11962 speciosa W.

11963 variabilis Jac.

2 grandiflora Jac.

3 Simsii Dec.

11964 purptirea W.

11965 convexula Jac.

11966 Isevigata W.

11967 marginata Jac.

11968 pulchella Jac.
11969obtusa Jac.

11970 lanata /,.

11971 luteola Jac.

11972 AcetosellaZ,. lit

11973 americana Dec.

11974 tenella Jac.
11975natansZ.

1 1976 filicadlis Jac.

ETOSE'LL^E. — 5ft

Laburnum-lvd

'ess i lei
lAJpr

ives tr'foha

5 S.O

,te,pet

ioled;
C. G.

sea
H.

pes ont
1793.

'-JtC

0

'KV/'i

s.p

«.

Jac. ox. 28

bloody-leaved

0

iAJpr

io.d

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 29

red and yellow

1

tAJpr

| ja.ri

R.Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 50

three-colored

V

LAJpr

f o.d

W.R

C. G.

II.

1794.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 47

ciliate-feaverf

tf

LAlor

A o.n

P

C. G.

H.

1793.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. SO

bowed

tf

iAI or

^ o.n

V

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 31

flaccid

tf

LAJpr

x o.n

W.R

C. G.

H.

1812.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 51

rusty

LAJpr

i jn.jl

W

C. G.

II.

1820.

0

s.p

Jac. sc. 3. 274

ambiguous

0

LAJpr

is.d

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 43

\vave-leaved

•^

LAJpr

1 o.n

W

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 44

brown-spotted

^J

LAJpr

i my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 45

sulphur-co/ored

3

LAJpr

5 o.n

P.Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 63

specious

^

LAJ pr

— s n

P

C. G.

H.

1690.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 60

variable

$

i Al or

i o.d

W.R

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 52

greaUflowered

$

iAJ or

1 o.d

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

O

s.p

Jac. ox. 54

Sims's

?

iAJ or

J o.d

W

C. G.

H.

1790.

0

s.p

Bot. mag. 1683

purple

LAJ pr

5 o.n

P

C. G.

II.

1812.

0

sp

Jac. ox. 56

small convex

7$

iAI or

1 ja.n

Pk

C. G.

H.

1789.

O

s.p

Jac. ox. 55

smooth

O pr

i jn.jt

P

1818.

s

CO

#ra>n-edged

%

LAJpr

| s.d

W

C. G'.'

"H.

1812.

0

CO

Jac. ox. 68

pretty

tf

LAI el

£ o.n

W

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

CO

Jac. ox. 69

blunt-leaved

$

iAI or

i o.n

W

C. G.

H.

1812.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 79. 1

vioolly.leaved

•$

iAI or

£ o.n

W

C. G.

II.

1791.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 77. 2

yellowish

T£

iAI pr

i ja.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

C)

s.p

Jac. ox. 65

le sorrel or com.

tf

A cul

i ap.my

W

Britai

n

grov.

0

CO

Eng. bot. 762

American

A pr

| ap.my

W

N. Ai

ner.

0

CO

delicate

1

i Al or

| ap.my

Li

C. G.

H.

1793.

0

s.p

Jac. ox 19

floating

iAI or

E s.d

W

C. G.

H.

1795.

0

s.p

Jac. ox. 76. 2

thread-stmd

~tf

22 or

V

C. G.

II.

1815.

0

S.p

Jac. sc. 2. 205

186

DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA,

CLASS X. ORDER IV.

11977 bifida Thun.

11978 cuneifolia Jac.

11979 linearis Jac.

11980 reclinata Jac.

11981 cuneata Jac.

11982 mini'tta Jac.

11983 pusilla Jac.

11984 Pi6tt« CoL

11985 t^nera Spr.

11986 carnosa Mol.

cloven-leaved

wedge-leaved

linear-shaped

reclining

cuneate

vermilion

weak

Piotta's

tender

fleshy

$ lAJor
tf iAI or
tf iAI or
tf iAJ or
S> LAI pr
tf iAJ pr
tf iAJ pr
tf lAJpr
tf iAJ pr
tf iAJ pr

f s.o V
| ap. my W

* Ja.s
ija.s

I ja.s
ija.s

5 rny
iap.s

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.

C. G. H.
Pa.R C. G. H.
O C. G. H.
Y Brazil
Y Chile

V
Pk
Y.w

Ve

1791. O s.p Jac. ox. 79. 4

1793. O s.p Jac. ox. 41

1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 52

1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 34

1822. O s.p Jac. ox. 40
1819. O s.p Jac. ox. 35

1823. O s.p Jac. ox. 42
1816. O s.p Col. h. rip. 1
1S26. O s.p Bot reg. 1046
1826. O s.p Bot. reg. 1063

IX. ADENOPHY'LL*;. — Stetr/s leafy ; Ivs petioled, 3—5-foliate ; leaflets linear underneath, at top glandular.

11987 glabra Thun.

11988 versicolor L.

11989 gracilis Jac.

11990 elongata Jac.
2 amce^na

11991 tenuifblia Jac.

11992 polyphylla Jac.

11993 filifolia Jac.

11994 pentaphylla Sims

smooth tf iAI or

various-colored tf i Al or

slender

elongated

fine red

fine-leaved

many-leaved

thread-leaved

five-leaved

tf lAJpr
g i A| or
tf iAI pr
T$ i Al or
tf iAI or
tf lAlor
tf -Al pr

my.jn

i ja mr C
i ja.mr P

£s.o
| s.o

£ o.n
I ja.s

C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Jac. ox. 76. 3
C. G. H. 1774. O s.p Bot. mag. 155
~

C. G. H.

W C. G. H.

R C. G. H.

W.n C. G. H.

Pa.P C. G. H.

Pk C. G. H.

Pk C. G. H.

1820.
1791.
1810.
1790.
1791.
1822.
1800.

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

O s.p

Jac. ox. 33
Jac. ox. 37
Jac. sc. 206
Jac. ox. 38
Jac. ox. 39
Jac. sc. 273

O s p Bot. mag. 1549

11995/upinifblia Jac.

11996 flava L.

11997 pectin ata Jac.

11998 flabellifblia Jac.

11999 tomentbsa L.

X. PALM ATI POLUE. — Stemless ; leaves petioled palmately and peltately, 5 — 13-foliatc ; scapes one-flwd.

5 Aipinifblia Jac. Lupine-leaved tf iAJ pr £ o.n Y C. G..H. 1791. O s.p Jac. ox. 72
yellow tf _AJ pr £ mr.ap Y C. G. H. 1775. O s.p Bot. reg. 117

pectinated tf iAl pr | s.n Y C. G. H 1790. O s.p Jac. ox. 7.-)

fan-leaved tf iAJ pr i s.n Y.R C. G. H. 1789. O s.p Jac. ox. 74

downy-leaved tf iAJ pr i ap.my W C. G. H. 1791. O s.p Jac. ox. 81

1415. iY'CHNIS L.

12000 Viscaria L. clammy " ~j£ A' or 1 'my.jn Pk Britain
2 plena double £ A or 1 rny.jn R Britain

12001 neglecta G. Don neglected
Viscaria alba Hort.

12002 alplna L. alpine

12003 helvetica G. Don Swiss alpine
alpina B. M. not E. B.

LYCHNIS. (Lychnis, a lamp ; down of leaves as wicks.) Caryophyllece. 20. — 93.

rocks. D co Eng. bot. 788
gard. D co
... D co

12004 chalced6nica L.

2 alba

3 plena

12005 fulgens Fis.

12006 grandiflora Jac.
coronata Thun.

12007 Flos J6vis L.

12008 coronaria Lam.

Chalcedonian

•white-flowered

double-flowered

shining

great-flowered j£ iAI or

Flower of Jove
crown
Agrostemma coronaria L.

2 Alba \vh\te-flowered

3 plena double-flowered

12009 Ccevli Rbsa Desf. Rose of heaven
Agrostemma Creli jRbsa L.

12010 apetala L. petalless

12011 brachypetala Horn, short-petaled

12012 diurna Sib. day-flowering
sylvestris Hoppe

2 fibre pleno double-flwd

12013 vespertlna Sm. evemng-flwg

2 fibre pieno double-flwd

12014 laeHa H. K. joyful

12015 c6rsica Lot. Corsican

12016 sibirica L. Siberian

12017 pyrenaica Berg. Pyrenean

12018 Floscuculi L. Cuckoo-flower
2 fibre pleno double-flwd

12019 Githago L. Corn-cockle
Agrostemma Githago L.

2 nicjcijiisU Nicean

Agrost^mma nicaeensis W.

1416. CERA'STIUM L. MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED. (Keras, a horn

12020 pauciflbrum Stev. few-flowered O un, | jn.jl W

12021 nemorale Bieb. grove O un 1 jn.jl

12022 perfoliatum L. perforate

12023 caucasicum Fis. Caucasian

12024 dahuricum Fis. Dahurian £
amplexicaule B. M. Holosteum Fis.

12025 maximum L. greatest

12026 stellarioides Moc. Stellaria-like

12027 dichotomum L. forked

12028 glandulbsum H. C. glandulous

Scotland sc.roc. D p.l Eng. bot. 2254

Switzerl. 1814. S- s.p Bot. mag. 394

Russia 1596. D p.l Bot. mag. 257

Russia ... D p.l

Russia ... D p.l

Siberia 1822. D p.l Bot. mag. 478

China 1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 223

Germany 1726. S co

Italy

1596. S co

Bot. mag. 390
Bot. mag. 24

Levant 1713.
Lapland 1810.

S co
C r.m

S s.l Bot. mag. 295

Siberi
Britain

1817.

Britain hedges. D co
Britain wa.&fi. D co

Britain fields.

Portugal 1778. S

Corsica 1818. S

Siberia 1817.

Pyrenees 1819.
Britain
Britain

D co
s.l

s.p

D co
D s.p,
m.me. D co
bogs. D p

Britain com fi. S co

Fl. lap. 12. 1
Eng. bot. 1579

Eng. bot. 1580

Eng. bot. 573
Eng. bot. 741

Italy

1794. S co

§un
un

O un
A un

2 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1| my.s

form of capsule.) Caryophtttem. 48.— 19.

Siberia 1816. S co

Caucasus 1818. S co

Greece 1725. S co Di. el. 217. 284

Caucasus 1820. S co

Siberia 1815. D co Bot. mag. 1789

inflated

rubbish

Taurian

common

oval

clammy-leaved

Holosteum-likej£

small bearded

12029 inflatum H. C.

12030 ruderale Bieb.

12031 tauricum Spr.

12032 vulgatum L.

12033 ovale Pers.

12034 viscosum L.

12035 Aolosteoldes Fries

12036 barbulosum Lk.

12037 an6malum W. Sf K. anomalous

12038 semidecandrum L. semi-decandrous

12039 tetrandrum H. K. tetrandrous

12040 pentandrum L. pentandrous

12041 gracile Desf. slender

12042 brachypetalum Desf- short-petaled

12043 diffilsum Pers. spreading
1£044 serpyllifolium W. Thyme-leaved
12045 manticum L. Mantic

2 jn.jl
I myjl
jnjl
i jn.jl

I jn.jl

W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

Siberia 1792.
N. Amer. 1810.
Spain 1725.
Europe 1827.
Europe 1827.
Caucasus 1817.
Tauria 1820.
Britain san. pi.
Europe 1800.
Britain pas.
Sweden 1818.
S. Europe 1820.
Hungary 1817.
Britain walls.
Scotland san.sh.
S. Europe 1821.
S. Europe 1818.
S. Europe 1816.
Europe 1820.
Siberia 1817.
Hungary 1801.

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

D co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

D co

S co

S co

Gm. si. 4. 62. 2

Eng. bot. 789
Eng. bot. 790

Eng. bot. 1630
Eng. bot. 166

Dec. ic. 44
W. & K. 96

CLASS XI. OHDER I. DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

187

12046 rupestre Fit. rock Q> un

12047 campanul^tum Viv. bell-flowered Q un

12048 grandiflorum W.$K. large-flowered -* A pr

12049 tomentosum L.

12050 Bieberstein/» Dec.

12051 pusillum Ser.
lanati

woolly

Bieberstein's

weak

woolly

alpine

ovate-leaved

broad-leaved

icy

12052 lanatum Lam.
19053 alp'mum L.

12054 ovatum Hoppe

12055 lati folium L.

12056 giaciale Gau.

12057 sylvaticum W. $ K. wood

12058 arvense L. field

12059 strictum L. strict

2 suffruticosum W. suffruticose

12060 dioicum H. K. dicecious

12061 pennsvlvanicum Horn. Pennsylvar

12062 pub£scens Gol. pubescent

12063 matrense Kit. Matrensian

12064 pildsum Horn. pilose

12065 Sprengelw Ser. Sprengel's

12066 hirsutum Ten. hairy

12067 Tenoreanww* Ser. Tenore's
pilosum Ten.

1417. LARBREA Hil. LARBREA.

12068 aquatica Hil. water

*~ A

JU A

!U A

S~ A

i jn.jl

I jn.jl

i jn.jl

»*fifi

i jn.jl
i jn.jl
I jn.jl

Srr A .

Srr A W J

£ A un 1
£ A un 1
t£ A un

!U. A un
t~ A un
JL. A un
0* A un

O) un
JU. A un

O un

jn.jl
jn.jl

W

W

w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
\v
w

S co
S co
D p.s
D co
D p.l
S co

my.au W

my.jl
my.jl

,'fcfi

m!

i jn.jl
i jn.jl
i jn-jl

Siberia 1820.
Italy 1824.

Siberia 1818.
S Europe 1648.
Caucasus 1820.
Siberia 1824.
Alp. Eur. 1819. D p.l
Britain w.alp. D co
Carinthia 1816. D co
Britain w.alp. D co
Switzerl. 1819. D p.l
Hungary 1820. D p.s
Britain corn fi. D co
Austria 1793. D co
S. Europe 1796. D co
Spain 1776.
Pennsylv. 1810.
N. Amer. 1821.
Pannonia 1817.

1820.

1819.

Italy 1824.

Italy 1822.

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

S co

D co

S co

Stellaria aquatica Pers. Cerastium aquaticum L.

Viv. an. 1. 2. 1
W. & K. 2. 168
Col. ph. 31
Bot. mag. 2782

Eng. bot. 472
Eng. bot. 473

W. & K. 1. 97
Eng. bot. 93
Scop. car. 19. 1

(Abbe Larbrc, a botanical author.) Caryophy,

:*= A w ^ Jl W Britain wat.pl. D bog

UCCE. 1.
Eng. bot. 538

*1418. SPE'RGULA

12069 arve"nsis L.

12070 pentandra L.

12071 pallida Sal.

12072 nodosa L.

12073 /aricina L.

12074 saginoldes L.

12075 subulata Sim.

12076 glabra W.

1419. BE'RGI^ L.

12077 verticillata W.

L. SPUR RE Y.
corn-field
pentandrous
pale
knotty
Larix-like
Sagina-like
av/l-shftpecl
smooth

O

O

£ A
* A

-* A

itr A

J£ A

(Spargo, to scatter ; expels seeds.)
i jl.au "T --'-'-
I jn.jl
1 jnjl
ijlau W
W
W

w

A w

. jnjl
5Jn.au

i jn.jl
i jn.jl

W " Britain san.fi. S co

W England san.fi. S co

Pa.R C. G. H. 1810. D s.p

Britain san.he. D co

Siberia 1820. D s.p

Scotland sc.alp. D co

Britain san.he. D co

Caryophyllete. 8. — 14.
Eng. bot. 1535
Eng. bot. 1536

W Europe 1816. D s.p

Eng. bot. 694
Lam. il. 392. 1
Eng. bot. 2105
Eng. bot. 1082
Al.ped.64. 1

BERGIA. (P. J. Bergius, M.D. professor of nat. hist. Stockholm.) CaryopJi$llea!. 1. — 3.
whorled O cu i jnjl W.R Egypt 1820. S s.p Del a?g. 26. 1

CLASS X. ORDER 5.
DECA'NDRIA DECAGY'NIA.

1420. PHYTOLA'CCA

L. PHYTOLACCA. (Phyton,

a plant, lacca,

, lac ; crimson fruit.) Phytolctcece. 9.

12078 octandra L.

octandrous

£ \/\\ or

6

jln

W.o

Mexico

1732.

C

s.l

Di. el. 239. 308

12079 stricta Hofm.

strict

£ fAI or

3

jn.jl

W.G

S. Amer.

1820.

C

s.p

heptandra Retx. ?

12080 abyssinica W.

Abyssinian

*d!or

6

my.jn

W.G

Africa

1775.

R

s.l

Hof. got. 2

12081 bogotensis Hum.

Bogotan

$ (Al or

3

W

Bogota

1824.

C

s.p

12082 dodecandra W. en.

dodecandrous

^ L/\] or

(i

my.jn

R

Africa

C

s.l

12083 decandra L. decand.

Virginian Poke

£ A cul

5

au.s

L.P

Virginia

1615.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 931

12084 mexicana Swt.

Mexican

£ IA1 or

3

jl.au

W

Mexico

1824.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2633

icosandra B. M.

12085 icosandra L.

icosandrous

£ fAI or

3

jl.n

W

E. Indies

1758.

C

s.p

Mil. ic. 207

J2086 dioica L.

dioecious

jf |~~1 or

14

W.G

S. Amer.

1768.

C

s.p

Her. st. 70

CLASS XI. ORDER 1.
DODECA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1421. ^4'SARUM L. ASARABACCA. (A, privative, seira, a bandage: unfit for

12087 arifMium MX. Arum-leaved £ A cu

12088 eurupa^um L. European j£ A m

12089 canadense L. Canadian j£ A cu

12090 grand! folium Lo.C. iarge-leaved £ A cu

12091 virginicum L. Virginian j£ A cu

1422. BOCCO\V/^ L. BOCCONIA.

12092 frutescens L. frutescent Celandine ••

12093 integrifolia H. SfB. entire-leaved •

idage; unfit for garlands.) Asar'true. 4. — 5.
Br N. Amer. 1823. D p.l Hook ex. fl. 40
I my P England woods. D p.l Eng. bot. 1083
f ap.jl Br Canada 1713. D p.l Bot. cab. 889
I ap.my Br N. Amer. 1820. D p.l
f ap.my Br Virginia 1759. D p.l Sw. fl. gar. 18

(Paolo Boccone, M.D., a Sicilian monk.) Papaveracece. 2. — 3.
* CD or 10 ja.ap W.Y W. Indies 1739. C r.m Bot. cab. 83
ft CU or 4 ja.ap W Mexico 1820. C l.p H. & B. n. 1. 35

1423. MACLENAY^4 R. Br. MACLEAYA. (A. Macleay, secretary to the Lin. Soc.) Papaveracecs. 1.

12094 cordata R. Br. cordate £ A or 6 my.jl R.Y China 1795. D r.m Bot. mag. 1905
Boccbnza cordata L.

1424. BA'SST^ L. BASSIA. (F. Bassi, curator of the botanic garden at Bologna.) Sapotea:. 3. —4.

12095 longifolia L. long-leaved f CZ) or 40 E.Indies 1811. C p.l Lam. il. 398

12096 latifolia Ron.

12097 butyracea Rox.

1425.

12098 trinervia L.

broad-leaved
butter-bearing

Sor
or

R Indies 1799. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 19
Nepal 1823. C s.l

BLAKE A. (M. Blake, a promoter of useful knowledge.) Melastbmece. 2. — 12.
three-nerved * CD or 8 jn.jl W Jamaica 1789. L s.p Bot. mag. 451

12099 quinquenervia Aub. five-nerved * C] or 10 jn.jl W Trinidad 1820. C s.p Aub. gui. 1. 210

188

DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XI.

1426. EEJA^RIA MX. BEJARU.

12100 racemdsa Yen. racemose

12101 glauca Hum. glaucous

(A/. Bejar, a Spanish botanist.) Rhodoracea;. 2. — 8.

l_Jor 4 jn.jl P Florida 1810. C l.p Yen. eels 51
CDspl 3 jn.jl P N. Grena. 1826. C s.p H.&B. 2.177

1427. AGATHOPHY'LLUM J. MADAGASCAR NUTMEG. (Asathos, good, phyllon, a leaf.) Myrtacea:?

... W Madagasc. 1823. C

12102 aromaticum W. aromatic t CD or 30 ... ' "W MadagascTl823." C p.l Son. it. 127

1428. RHIZO'PHORA L. MANGROVE. (Rhiza, root, phoreo, to bear; seeds ger. on br.) Rhizophbrece. 1. — 9.

12103 Mangle L. Mangle 1 CD cu 10 E. Indies 1820. C p.l Jac. am. 89

1429. GAR Cl'NIA L. MANGOSTEEJT. (L. Garqin, M.D. F.R.S., an Oriental traveller.) Giitt(fer<z. 4.— 9.

12104 Mangostana L. Mangostan t CD f r 20 ... P Java 1789 C r.m Bot. cab. 845

12105 Gambbsia Desv. Gamboge $ CD fr 30 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C s.p.l R. mal. 1. 24

12106 cornea L. horny i CD f r 30 ... Y E. Indies 1823. C s.p.l Ru. am. 3. 30

12107 Cbwa Dec. Cowa £ CD fr 30 ... Y E. Indies 1822. C s.p.l

1430. CARA'LLIA Rox. CARALLIA. (Carallie in the Telinga language, in Hindoostan.) Pomace* ? 1.

12108 lucida Rox. shining J CD or 20 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C s.p.l

1431. GRANGE^R/^ Com. GRANGERIA. (N. Granger, a trav. in Egypt and Judea.) Chrysobalanece. 1.

12109 borbonica Lam. Bourbon £ CD or 40 ... W Bourbon 1823. C p.l Lam. il. 427

SNOWDHOP TREE. (S. Hales, D.D. F.R.S., a veget. physiol.) Styracinece. 3. — 4.
four-winged $k or 10 ap.my W Carolina 1756. L p.l Bot. mag. 910
small-flowered & or 8 my W N. Amer. 1802. L p.l Bot. reg. 952
two- winged SI or 6 ap.rny W N. Amer. 1758. L p.l Cav. dis. 6. 187

1432. HALEVSA4 L.

12110 tetraptera L.

12111 parviflora MX.

12112 diptera L.

1433. DECUMA^RIA L. DECUMARIA. (Decuma, a tenth ; tenfold structure of fl. and fruit.) Myrtucea. 3.-4.

12113 barbara L. barbarous _$ or 4 jl.au W Carolina 1785. L p.l

12114 sarmentosa Base twiggy or 30 jl.au W Carolina 1758. L p.l Ac. par. 1. 13

12115 prostrata Lo. C. prostrate -* or 5 jl.au W N. Amer. 1820. L s.p

*1434. EL-aEOCA'RPUS L. EL^EOCARPUS. (Elaia, olive, karpos, fruit ; resemblance.) Eltzocarpea;. 2. — 10.

12116 serratus /.. saw-leaved $ CD or 20 ... W E. Indies 1774. C p.l Bur.zey. 40

12117 cyaneus B. M. blue-fruited » \ | or 10 jn.au W N. Holl. 1803. C p.l Bot. mag. 1737

reticulata Sm.

1435. ACERAVTIUM Dec. ACERATIUM. '(A, privative, keras, a horn; anthers without.) Eltzocdrpcce. I.

12118 oppositifolium Dec. opposite-leaved *» f I or W Amboyna 1818. C p.l

1436. DI'CERA Forst. DICERA. (Dis, double, keras, a horn; anthers two-horned.) Elaeocdrpea;. 1. — 3.

12119 dentata Forst. toothed » i_J or 10 jl W N. Zeal. 1810. C p.l Col. h. rip. 30
Elseocarpus dentatus Vahl, Eriostemon dentatus Col.

1437. FRIEVS/^ Dec. FHIESIA. (Elias Fries, of the university of Lund.) Elceocdrpece. 1.

12120 peduncularis Dec. pedunculate * i_| or 6 ... W V. D. I. 1818. C p.l Lab. n. h. 2. 155
Ela?ocarpus peduncularis Lab.

1438. ARISTOTEM,//? L. ARISTOTELIA. (Aristotle, the celebrated Greek philos. and nat.) Homalineae. 1.

12121 Mdcqui L. Macqui * or 4 ap.my W.G Chile 1733. C l.p Den. br. 44

1439. CANE'LLA P. Br. CANELLA. (Dim. of canna, a reed; form of rolled up bark.) Guttiferce. 2.

12122 alba Mur. white $ CD or 40 ... W.p W. Indies 1735. C r.l Lin. tr. 1. 8

12123 teurifdlia Hort. Laurel-leaved t CD or 30 ... W S. Amer. 1820. C s.l

(Cratcevus, a Greek botanist.) Capparfde&. 4. — 13.

Jamaica
India
S. Amer.

1789.
1752.

C r.m Pluk. al. 147. 6
C r.m Com. h. 1. 67
C r.m

1440. CRATJE^VA L. GARLIC PEAR.

12124 gynandra L. gynandrous

12125 Tapia L. Tapia

12126 tapioides Dec. Tapia-likc
Capparis trifoliata Spr.

1£127 Roxburgh;/ R. Br. Roxburgh's
Capparis trifoliata Rox.

1441. RICHIE\4 R. Br. RICHIE A.

12128 fragrans R. Br. fragrant

CrataeVa fragrans B. M. capparoldes Andr.

1442. EO'SCIA Lam. BOSCIA.

12129 senegalensis Lam. Senegal
Podoria senegalensis Pers.

1443. TRIUMFE'TT^ L. TRIUMFETTA. (G. B. Triumfetti, of Bologna, celeb, bot. auth.) TUiaceee. 17. —30.

... W E. Indies 1822. C r.m

(Mr. Richie, a traveller, died at Tripoli in 1820.) Capparidece. 1.
~or 6 jn.jl W S. Leone 1795. C r m Bot. mag. 596

(L. Base, director of Royal botanic garden, Paris.) Capparidece. 1.
« CD or 3 Senegal 1824. C r.m Lam. il. 395

12130 Lappula L.

Small Bur

tt.

un

3

jl.au

Y.G

Jamaica 1739.

C

IP

PI. ic. 255

12131 heterophylla Lam.
12132 pilosa Roth

various-leaved
pilose

tt.
tt.

un
un

3
3

jl.au
jn.au

Y
Y

St.Domin.1824.
E.Indies 1824.

C
C

Lp

l.p

Pluk. al. 425. 3

12133 rotundifolia Lam.

round-leaved

tt.

i — i

un

3

jnrjl

Y

E. Indies 1817.

C

s.l

12134 suborbiculata Dec.

suborbiculate

tt.

|— 1

un

3

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies 1820.

C

s.l

12135 glandulosa Lam.

glandulous

tt.

1 — [

un

3

jn.jl

Y

Mauritius 1816.

C

s.l

Lam. il. 400. 1

12136 trichoclada Lk.

hairy-branched

(TT1

un

3

au.s

Y

Nepal 1823.

S

CO

Lind. col. 29

12137 oblongata Lk.

oblong

G3

un

2

au.s

Y

Nepal 1823.

S

CO

12138 annua L.

annual

ml

un

2

au.s

Y

E. Indies 1760.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2296

12139 angulata Lam.

angular-leaved

tt

B

un

3

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies 1818.

C

si

Lam. il. 400. 2

12140 semitriioba L.

semitrilobed./w

la.

un

3

jl

Y

W. Indies 1773.

C

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 76

12141 havanensis.tf.£.B.

Havannah

tt.

f — i

un

3

jn.jl

Y

Havannah 1823.

C

s.l

12142 rhomboidea Jac.

rhomboidal

tt

| j

un

3

au.s

Y

Peru 1818.

C

CO

12143 micropetala B. R.
12144 macrophylla Vahl

small-petaled
long-leaved

tt.

tt.

B

un
un

3
3

jn.jl
au.s

Y
Y

E. Indies 1824.
Cayenne 1820.

C
C

s.p

CO

Bot. reg. 1058

althaeoides Lam.

12145 grandifttra Vahl

1 arge- fl o wer ed

tt.

rn

un

3

...

Y

W. Indies 1810.

C

CO

12146 trilocularis Rox.

three-celled

tt. | 1 un

3

Jn.jT

Y

E. Indies 1816.

C

6.1

1444. PE'GANUM L.

PEGANUM.

(Peeanon. rue

; resemblance.)

Rutacea. 2.

12147 Hdrmala L.

Harmala

A

cu

I

jl.au

W

Spain 1570.

C

CO

Lam. il. 401

12148 dauricum W.

Daurian

A

cu

jl.au

W

Siberia 1816.

C

s.l

Gm. si. 4. 68

( W. Hudson, F. R.S., and botanical author.) Cistine<e. 2. — 4.
tt. _| pr 1 my.jl Y N. Amer. 1805. L s.p Sw. cis. 36
1 my Y N. Amer. 1826. L s.p Sw. cis. 57

1445. HUDSONNZ4 L. HUDSO.MA.

12149 ericoWes L. Heath-like

12150 tomentbsa Nut. toraentose

1446. NITRA^RIA L. NITRARIA. (Nitrum, nitre; found near the nitre-works in Siberia.) Ficoidea;. 1 3.

12151 Schoben' L. Schober's SH cu 1| my.au P.B Siberia 1778. C s.l Den. br. 130

12152 caspica W. Caspian 3fe cu 2 jn.jl Pa.P Caspian 1812. L s.l

12153 tridentata Desf. three-toothed & cu Ij Barbary 1820. L s.l

ORDER I.

DODECANDIIIA MONOGYNIA.

189

*1447. PORTULATA i. PURSLANE.
12154 satlva Haw. cultivated

(Porto, to carry, lac, milk
O cul H au.s Y

; sup. mecl. qual.)
S. Amer. 1652.

Portulacete. 12. — 18.
S co

2 aurea Haw.

golden

O eul

1

au.s

Y

S. Amer.

1652.

S

r.m

12155 oleracea L.

oleraceous

O cul

f jn.jl

Y

Europe

1582.

S

r.m

Dec. pi. 123

12156 pusilla Kth.
12157 parvifolia Haw.

weak
small-leaved

Pcu
cu

*

jn.jl
| au

Y
Y

Trinidad
Jamaica

1824.
1799.

s

s

s.l
s.l

12158 pilosa L.
12159 involucrata Haw.
12160 /lalimoldes 7,.

pilose
involucrate-./?u;d
Halimus-like

cu
cu

8CU

I

jn
I jn.jl
jn.jl

Pk
Pk
Y

W. Indies 1690.
1820.
Jamaica 1823.

s

s

B

S.1

s.l

8.1

Bot. reg. 792
SI. jam. 1. 129. 3

12161 foliosa Lindl.

leafy

Pr

1 Jn

\

Guinea

1822.

S

S.1

Bot. reg. 793

12162 guineensis Sjor.

Guinea

O cu

i

jn.jl

Y

Guinea

1823.

s

S.l

12163 mucronata Lk.

mucronate

O pr

ijn

Y

1822.

8

S.l

12164 meridiana L.

noonday

LQJpr

i

my.jn

Y

E. Indies

1791.

a

8 1

12165 quadrifida I/.

four-cleft

O cu

| au.s

Y

E. Indies

1773.

s

S.1

Jac. c. 2. 17. 4

*1448. TALPNUM^aws. TALINUM.

( Thalia, a green branch ;

durable verdure ?)

Portulucece. 11. — 22.

12166 triangulare W.

triangular

tt-Opr

f au.s

W

W. Indies 1739.

C

p.l

Jac. ob. 1.23

Portulaca racemose

i/,.

12167 crassifolium W.

thick-leaved

tt.

§pr

1

au.s

R

1800.

S

p.l

Jac. vin. 3. 52

12168 cuneifolium W.

wedge-leaved

B.

or

1

jl.au

P

Egypt

1820.

s

s.l

12169 fruticosum W.

shrubby

tt_

or

1

jl.au

P

S. Amer.

1810.

s

s.l

Com. h. 1.4

12170 patens W.

svreading-ftwd

t

Olpr

1

au.o

R

S. Amer.

1776.

s

p.l

Jac. vin. 1. 151

$12171 paniculatum R. 8[ P. panicled tt. [~~i or
§12172 grandiflorum /fort, large-flwd pan. tt. Q or
12173 reflexum Haw. reflexed tf Ol pr

UJl.au
2 jl.au
1 au.o

P
P
Y

S. Amer.
Trinidad
S. Amer.

1816.
1820.
1800.

s

s
s

s.l
s.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 1543

12174 Andrews/* Swt.

Andrews's

CL

O pr

1

au.s

Pk

W. Indies

1800.

s

Bot. rep. 253

patens ^4rerfr.

$12175ciliatum/i.#P.

ciliated

O pr

1

au

P

Chile

1823.

a

s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 82

12176 teretifolium PA.

round-leaved

^

lAlpr

1

au

P

N. Amer.

1823.

D

S.1

Bot. cab. 819

*1449. yiNACA'MPSEROS Ehrh. ANACAMPSEROS. (Anakampto, to cause return, eras, love.) Portulacece. 9.

12177 rotundifulia Swt. round-leaved tt. i | cu f jl.s ~ Pk

Talinum j4nacampseros W. Rulingia ^nacampserps Haw.

uauac ictuiii, C/IA>, iL/vc.y j. ur luiu^cu?.

C. G. H. 1732. C s.l Bot. cab. 591

12178 arachno\des B. M. cobwebbed

12179 varians Swt. varying
Rulingz'a varians Haw.

12180 rufescens Haw. rufescent tt \ | cu

12181 rCibens Haw. reddish-towed tt. \ | cu

12182 filamentosa B. M. thready tt. i | cu

12183 polyphylla Haw. many-leaved tt. i | cu'

Rulingia polyphylla Haw.

12184 lanceolata Haw. spear-leaved

12185 angustifolia Haw. narrow-leaved

1450. PHACOSPE'RMA Haw. PHACOSPERMA.

12186 peruviana Haw- Peruvian ]£ [Al or

fl- 1 1 cu

tt. I |cu

iAI cu
Ulcu

i jl.au

| jl.au
fjl.s

1 au.s
ijl.au

au.s
jl.au

Pk
Pk

Pk
R
Pk
Pk

Pk

Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1813.

1818.
1796.
1795.
1818.

1796.

1820.

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

Bot. mag. 1368

Bot. mag. 1367
Pluk.ph.41.6

C s.l

C s.l

(Phakos, a lentil, sperma, a seed.)
2 jn.jl P Peru 1820. S

Ficoidece.
p.l

1.

1451. ZY'THRUMi.

12187 Salicaria L.

12188 tomentosum Mil.

12189 Grsefferi Ten.

12190 diff usum Swt.
virgatum Ph.

12191 virgatum L.

12192 wzyrtifblium Lo.C.

12193 alatum Ph.

12194 Kermedianum Kth. K

12195 lineare L.

12196 Ayssopifolium L.

12197 tfhymifolium L.

1452. NES^^Com.

12198 triflbra Kth.

LYTHRUM.
Willow
woolly
Grafter's
diffuse

twiggy

Myrtle-leaved

"winged-stalked

(Lythron, black blood j color of flower.)

_ A or 4 jl.au P Britain riv.ba.

^ A or 2 jl.au P N. Amer. 1700.

O or Jjn.au P Italy 1800.

& A or 1 jl.au P N. Amer. 1800.

Austria 1776.
N. Amer. 1820.
N. Amer. 1812.
NewSpainl825.
N. Amer. 1812.
England wat.pl.
S. Europe 1816.

NES^EA. (Neseea, one of the sea-nymphs.)

three-flowered ^ A or 2 au B America 1802.

Salicarite. 11. — 18.
D co Eng. bot. 1061
D co
o s.p
D s.p Sw. fl. gar. 149

D co Bot. mag. 1003

D co

C s.l Bot. mag. 1812

C s.p.l

D s.l

S s.l Eng. bot. 292

S s.l Bar. ic. 773. 2

Salicarue. 2.— 3.

iythrum triflorum L.
U2199 verticillata Kth. \vl\or\-flowered ^ A or 2 jl.s
iythrum verticiHatum L.

N. Amer. 1759. D p.l

* 1453. HEVMIA Lk. HEIMIA. (Dr. Heim, a celebrated Berlin physician.) Salicarte. 1.

12200 salicifolia Lk. Willow-leaved * _J or 5 au.s Y Mexico 1821. C 1

Nes<e\i salicifolia Kth.

1454. CITPHEA P. Br CUPHEA.

(Kuphos.

curved; form of capsule.')

SalicaricE

ia— 29.

12201 viscosissima Jac.

clammiest

Ol or

1 jl.au

P

America

1776.

S

S.1

Sw. fl. gar. 60

12202 procumbens Cav.

procumbent

Ol or

1 jl.s

Pa. I

' Mexico

1816.

S

s.l

Bot, reg. 182

12203 cuctEoides Sims

Circaa-like

QJor

1 s

P

S. Amer.

1821.

s

s.l

Bot. mag. 2201

12204 virgata Cav.

twiggy

O or

1| au.s

P

Mexico

1824.

s

S.1

Cav. ic. 4. 382.

1

12205 lanceolata H. K.

\ance-leaved

$

OB pr

u

P

Mexico

1796.

s

p.l

12206 parviflora Hook.

small-flowered

tt.

•fiS

l" o '"

Pk

Demerara

1824.

c

S.1

Hook. ex. fl. 16

1

12207 decandra R. Br.

decandrous

tt.

Hi or

Hjn.o

P

Jamaica

1789.

c

s.l

12208 racem5sa Spr.

racemose

tt.

1 or

1 jn.jl

P

W. Indies 1820.

c

S.1

12209 micropetala Kth.

small-petaled

a.

1 or

1 jl.au

P

Mexico

1824.

c

S.1

12210 gracilis Kth.

slender

tt.

~1 or

1 jl.au

P

Orinoco

1824.

c

S.1

12211 #erpyllif61ia Sims

Thyme-leaved

HL

_jpr

l|au

R

Trinidad

1822.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 2580

12212 multiflora Lod.

many-flowered

tt

IDpr

1* s

P

Trinidad

1820.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 808

12213 Melvilla Lindl.

Melville's

£

IDor

3 au

S

Guiana

1823.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 852

Melvill« specibsa Ander.

1455. POLANI'SIA
12214 Cheladoim Dec.

Rafi. POLANISIA.
Cheladon's

(Poly, very much, anisos,
O pr U jn.jl R

unequal ; stamens ?)
E. Indies 1790. S

Capparidete. 5. — 9.
s.p

Cle&me Cheladdn

UL.

12£15 graveolens Rafi.

heavy-smelling

T

O pr

1| jn.jl

W

Canada

1820.

s

s.p

Cor. ca. 131. ic

Cleome dodecandria var. canade"nsis L.

12216 viscosa Dec. clammy Q pr
Cleome viscosa L.

2 icosandra Dec. 20-anthered Q pr

Cleome icosandra L.

12217 dodec&ndra Dec. 12-anthered O pr
Cleume dodecandra L.

2 jn.jl F E. Indies 1730. S s.p R.maL923
1| jn.jl F Ceylon 1730. S s.p Bur.zey.90
li jn.jl \V E. Indies 1795. S s.p Bur. zey. 100. 1

190

DODECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS XI.

12218 uniglandulbsa Dec. single-glanded O pr 1 jn.jl W.R Mexico 1818. S s.p Cav. ic. 4, 306
Cleome uniglandulosa L.

1456. HELIOCA'RPUS L. HELIOCARP

12219 americanus L. America:

PUS. (Helios, the sun, karpos, fruit ; radiated.) Tilwcece. 1.— 2.
«t a or 16 ... P Vera Cruz 1733. C p.l Lam. il. 409

CLASS XI. ORDER 2.
DODECA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

uti. AuKinwni.

Eupatoria •?

^X' 1U

t A

in ^i
m

'f

rnunc, c

jn.jl

L maui

Y

uveu in CM

Britain

dlclUt t

bor.fi.

n 11

D

it t.1

CO

Nepal 3

I A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Nepal

1820.

D

CO

Dahurian •?

i A

or

<J

jl.au

Y

Dahuria

1811.

D

CO

scented

e A

or

4

jl

Y

Italy

1640.

D

CO

sweet-smelling 5

i A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Virginia

1810.

D

CO

pilose

It A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Siberia

1819.

1)

CO

creeping

H A

or

2

jl.s

Y

Levant

1737.

D

CO

small-flowered -^

i A

or

2

jl

Y

N. Amer.

1766.

D

CO

stiiated-flwd 3

l A

or

2

jn.au

W

N. Amer.

1812.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1335

1457. CALLI'COMA B. Rep. CALLICOMA. (Kolos, beautiful, home, hair j tufted heads of fl.) Cunoniuccee. 1.

12220 serratitulia B. Rep. saw'-leaved * ( | or 4 my.au Y N. S. W. 1793. C s.p Bot. rep. 566

1458. AGRIMCPNIA Ton.

12221 £upatbr/« L.

12222 nepalensis D. Don

12223 dahurica W.

12224 odorata Lam.

12225 suaveolens Ph.
12i!2n pilosa Led.

12227 ripens L.

12228 parviflora H. K.

12229 striata MX

CLASS XI. ORDER 3.
DODECA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1459. tfESE^DA L.

12230 sesamoldes L.

12231 /inifMia Horn.

12232 glauca L.
Ife233 dipetala H. K.

12234 scopana Brou.

12235 LuteolaL.

12236 crispata Lk.
lanceolata Lk.

12237 virescens Horn.

12238 canescens W.

12239 chinensis Lou.

12240 mediterranea L.

12241 odorata L.
2 frut£scens

12242 Phyteilma L.

12243 ramosissima Pou.

12244 saxatilis Pou.

12245 pruinosa Del.

12246 lutea L.

12247 undata L.

12248 alba L.

12249 fruticulbsa Z.

12250 bipinnata W.

12251 myriophylla Ten.

*1460. .EUPHO'RB/J L. SPURGE. (Euphorbus, physician to Juba, king of Mauritania.) Euphorbiacecc. 215.

RESEDA. (Reseda, to calm, to appease : medical qualities.) Reseducece. 22. — 23.

' Al. ped. 2. 88. 3

Pluk. al. 107. 2

Eng. bot. 320

Cl. h. 1. 295

Lind. c. 22
r.m Bot. mag. 29
r.m Bot. reg. 227

Jac. au. 2. 132

Eng. bot. 321
Bar. ic, 587
Lob. ic. 222
Jac. ic. 3. 474

't

Sesamum-like

O un

1 jl.au

n.

Flax -leaved

O or

1 jlau

glaucous

£ i Al un

1 my.jl

t.

two-petal ed

i£ OJ uu

u. Broom-like tL. ( | un
little yellow Dyer's weed O ag

f au.s
2 jn.jl

*.

curled

O un

2 jn.jl

K.

m.

virescent

O un

HJl.au

'U.

canescent
China

3t A un

O or

1 my-.il

a L. Mediterranean
scented Mignonette

§or
fra

l|jn.'sl
1 jn.o

frutescent Mignon.
Phyteuma

tt. | | or
O or

2 jn.o
1| jn.s

Pou.

branchiest

^ A or

2 jn.au

t.

rock

•^ A un

li jn.au

I.

frosted

5 A cu

l" jn

yellow

ik Q) or

3 jl.au

wave-leaved

^f Q) or

1 jn.au

T

upright white
small-shrubby

^ G) or
*»-l | or

3 my.o
1 s

'Ten.

bipinnate-/vd
many-leaved

tt. ! | or
;lk Q) or

2 jn.au
2 jl.au

Ap

France 1787.

S

S.I

Y.G

S. Europe 1819.

S

CO

AP
Ap

S. Europe 1700.
C. G. H. 1774.

S

s

S.I
S.I

Ap

Teneriffe 1815.

c

S.I

Ap

Britain wa.gr.

s

s.l

Ap

Portugal 1823.

s

CO

Ap

Spain 1820.

s

CO

Ap

Spain 1597.

s

S.I

Y.G

China 1819.

s

CO

Ap

Palestine 1791.

s

S.I

Ap

Egypt 1752.

s

r.m

Ap

Egypt 1752.

s

r.m

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1752.
Spain 1816.

s
s

s.L
s.l

Ap

Spain 1816.

s

S.1

Ap

Egypt 1824.

s

s.l

Ap

Britain ch.so.

s

s.l

Ap

Spain 1739.

s

s.l

Ap

S. Europe 1596.

s

s.l

Ap

Spain 1794.

c

s.l

Ap

W.Y

Spain 1816.
Italy 1824.

c
s

si

CO

12252 uncinata Dec.

12253 squarrbsa Haw.

12254 trigbna Haw.

12255 antiquorum L.

12256 lactea Haw.

12257 grandidens Haw.

12258 canariensis L.

12259 stellaesplna Haw.

12260 Cffirulescens Haw.

12261 tetragona Haw.

12262 heptagona L.
2 rhbra Haw.

12263 enneagona Haw.

12264 mammillaris L.

12265 cereiformis L.

12266 officinarum L.

hooked

squarrose

upright triang.

antique

miMi-colored

great-toothed

Canary

starr y-spined

ca>rulescent

four-angled

seven-angled

red-spined

nine-angled

tented-angled

Cereus-formed

officinal

12267 odontophylla W. en. tooth-leaved

12268 polygona Haw.

12269 erbsa Haw.

12270 Meriifblia L.

12271 toxicaria jfz.

12272 Iophog6na Lam.

12273 hfstrix Jac.

many-angled
eroded
Oleander-lvd
poisonous
crested-angled
porcupine
Treisia hystrix Haw.

12274 varians Haw. varying-stmd

12275 grand ifblia Haw. great -leaved

12276 cucumerina W. cucumber./z/fce

12277 magnimammaJHiiw. large-teated

12278 lanifera Haw. wool-bearing

12279 geminispina Haw. double-spined

12280 meloformis H. K. melon-formed

12281 Caput Medfis^L. great Med.Head
Medusa major Haw.

2 humilis Haw. humble

tt.

gr

| jn.au

Ap

C. G. H.

1794.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 151

U3L

gT

i

Ap

......

• ••

C

s.l

2

E

gr

9
9

jl.au
jl.au

AP
Ap

E. Indies
E. Indies

1768.
1768.

C
C

s.l
s.p

R. mal. 2. 42

it

gr

4

jl.au

Ap

E. Indies

1804.

C

s.p

<0t

gr

5

ji

Ap

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

•

==

20

mr.ap

Ap

Canaries

1697.

c

s.p

Dec. pi. 140

m

1
~

gr

2

Ap

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

it

gr

3

...

Ap

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

it

gr

4

Ap

»••»••

...

c

s.l

it

1=3

gr

3

jl.n"

Ap

C. G. H.

1731.

c

s.p

Brad. sue. 2. 13

*

gr

4

jn.n

Ap

C. G. H.

1731.

c

s.p

jjfc

gr

3

jl.o

Ap

C. G. II.

1790.

c

s.p

it

gr

2

jl.au

Ap

C. G. 11.

1759.

c

s.p

Com. pr. 9

Ht

r=

cu

2

jn.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1731.

c

s.p

Bur. af. 9. 3

•

m

6

jn.jl

Ap

Africa

1597.

c

s.p

Dec. pi. 77

ft

gr

5

Ap

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.p

41

gr

3

jl s

Ap

C. G. H.

1790.

c

s.p

:=te

4
3

d"
jn.jl

AP
Ap

C. G. H.

India

1805.
1690.

c
c

S.p

s.p

Dec. pi. 46

a

gr

20

jlau

Ap

Guinea

1793.

c

s.p

it

cu

3

Ap

Madagasc

.1824.

c

s.p

Dec. Pl. ic.

it

gr

6

jn.au

Ap

C. G. H.

1695.

c

s.p

Jac. sc. 2. 207

*

gr

4

Ap

E. Indies

1800.

c

s.p

it

cu

6

"

Ap

S. Leone

1798.

c

s.p

gr

Ap

C. G. H.

c

s.p

Vail. it. 5

££

^

gr

3s

Ap

Mexico

1823.

c

s.p

£1

gr

3

M

Ap

Mexico

1823.

c

s.p

it

' n

er

3

Ap

Mexico

1823.

c

s.p

£3lr

f my.s
2 au

Ap
Ap

C. G. H.

Africa

1774.
1731.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Bot. rep. 617
Com. pr. 7

1 au Ap C. G. H. 1768. C s.p Bur. af. 8

ORDER III.

DODECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

191

12282 tessellata Haw. checkered M.H.tL 1 gr

1 au

Ap

1768.

C

s.p

12283 fructusp'ina Haw. spine- fruited A/. H.tt. I gr
2 geminata Haw. tvfm-brnnched tt. i gr

fau
£ au

Ap
Ap

C. G. H. 1731.
C. (r. H. 1731.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Dec. pi. 150
Bur. af. 18. 9. 1

12284 procumbens//tfiu. procumbent M.II.tL \ gr

i au

Ap

C. G. H. 1768.

C

s.p

Bur. af. 10. 1

12285 patula Mil. spreading tt. ! gr

i au

Ap

C. G. H. 1768.

c

s.p

Dactylanthes patula Haw.
12286 anacantha L. spineless tt. 1 gr

1 s.o

Ap

C. G. H. 1727.

c

S.p

Dec. pi. 144

12287 globosa Haw. globose tt. ZD gr

1 s.o

Ap

C. G. H. 1823

c

S.p

Dactylanthes globosa Haw.

12288 clava Jac. club tt. ZD gr

1 mr.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1774.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 1. 85

Treisia tuberculata Haw.

12289 Haworthw Swt. Haworth's tt. ~~l gr

1 mr.au

Ap

C. G.H. 1800.

c

s.p

Treisia clava Haw.

12290 tuberculata Jac. tuberculated * ZD gr

2 d

Ap

C. G. H. 1815.

c

s.p

12291 Twyrtifolia /.. Myrtle-leaved & ~\ cu

2A H1

Ap

C. G. H. 1699.

c:

s.p

Her. par. ic.

12292 dupleurifolia Jac. Bupleurum-lvdtt. ' 1 gr
12293 mauritanica L. Mauritanian tt. i | cu

li2 jn!au

AP
Ap

C. G. H. 1791.
Mauritan. 1732.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Jac. sc. 1. 106
Di. el. 289. 373

12294 Lamark« Haw. Lamarck's tt. ZD cu

li jn.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1808.

c

s.p

virgita Pers. not W. $ K.

12295 hanvita Haw. hooked tt i | cu

li -

Ap

C. G. H. 1795.

c

s.p

Bur. af. 6. 3;

12206 Ornfthopus Jac. J5ird's-foot tt. i | gr

1 jn.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1816.

c

s.p

Jac. fr. 120

12297 aphy"lla Brou. leafless tt. i | cu

Hjn.au

Ap

Teneriffe 1815.

c

s.p

12298 balsamifera H. K. Balsam-bearingtt. | | cu

1 ...

Ap

Canaries 1779.

c

s.p

12'299 Tiruculli L. Tirucalli * ZD gr

3 ...

Ap

India 1690.

c

s.p

R. mal. 2. 144

12300 atropurpurea Brou. dark-purple * i 1 cu
12,501 piscatbria H. K. fisher's * i_J cu

3 ...

Ap
Ap

Teneriffe 1815.
Canaries 1777.

c
c

s.p
s.p

12302 bracteata Jac. bracted tt. ' 1 cu

ii '.'.'.

Ap

1809.

c

s.p

Jac. sc. 2. 276

12303 pendula Haw. pendulous tt. ZD cu

1 ...

Ap

1808.

c

s.p

Tithymalus pendulus Haw.

12304 dendroldes L. tree-like tt. cu

1

Ap

Italy 1768.

c

s.p

12305 anacampsero'ides.Lawz. Anacamp.-lktt. 1 cu

I8 ...

Ap

S. Amer.

c

s.p

Di. el. 288

12306 heterophylla L. various-leaved tt. 1 cu

2 ...

Ap

S. Amer. 1800.

c

s.p

PI. ic. 251. 3

12307 cvathophora Jac. cup-bearing )£ CD pr
12308 repanda Swt. repand tt- 1 1 cu

HJl.au
2 au

Ap
Ap

S. Amer. 1800.
E. Indies 1808.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Bot. reg. 765

Tithymalus repandus Haw.

12309 biglandulosa Haw. twin-glanded tt. 1 cu

3 s

Ap

Bourbon 1808.

c

s.p

12310 silenifolia Haw. Catch fly-leavedtt. 1 cu

A jl.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1821.

c

s.p

2 glaiica Haw. glaucous tt. 1 cu
12311 crispa Haw. curled tt. ZD cu

i jl.au
i Uu

Ap

C. G. H. 1821.
C. G. H. 1819.

c

c

s.p

s.p

12312 tuberosa Haw. tuberous tt. ZD cu

i Jl-au

Ap

C. G. H. 1808.

c

s.p

12313 nudiflora Jac. naked-flowered * CD cu

6 au

Ap

1800.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 4 S70

12314 cotinifolia L. Cotinus-leaved * CD or

10 jl.au

Ap

S. Amer. 1690.

c

s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 59

12315 petioUiris Sims petiolate * ZD cu

3 my.jn

Ap

W. Indies 1800.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 883

12316 mellifera H. K. honey-bearing * i | pr
1231 7 linarifolia W. Toadflax-lvd tt. CD cu

6 ap.my
3

Ap

Madeira 1784.
1794.

c
c

S.I

si

Bot. mag. 1305
Jac. ic. 1.86

12318 Jinifulia Vahl Flax-leaved tt. CD cu

2 ...

Ap

W. Indies 1774.

c

s.p

12319 variegata B. M. variegated O cu

... s

Ap

Louisiana 18 11.

s

S.I

Bot. mag. 1747

12320 prunif.Mia Jac. Plum-leaved £ OJ cu

2 jn.jl

Ap

1799.

s

S.I

Jac. sc. 3. 277

Tlthymalus geniculatus Haw.

12321 pyrifolia Lam. Pyrus-leaved tt. ZD cu

2

Ap

Mauritius ...

c

s.p

12322 /auri folia Lam. Laurel-leaved tt. ZD cu

2 ...

Ap

Peru 1820.

c

sp

12323 ocymoidea L. Basil-like R71 un

1 jn.au

Ap

S. Amer. 1733.

s

S.I

12324 dentata MX. toothed O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1806.

s

S.I

12325 Aypericifolia L. Hypericum-lvd O un

Ap

America 1727.

s

S.I

Hook. ex. fl. 56

12326 HumboldtM W. en. Humboldt's O un

I8 jl.o

Ap

S. Amer. 1809.

s

S.I

12327 prostrata H. K. trailing red CU un
12:"; 8 rosea Retz. rosy tT.d un

1 Jl.o
iau

Ap
Ap

W. Indies 1758.
E. Indies 1808.

s
s

S.I
S.I

12 W4 linearis Retz. linear tt. ZD cu

1 jl.au

Ap

Vera Cruz 1824.

c

s.p

12330 glaucophylla Pers. glaucous-leaved (TTl un
12331 microphylla Lam. small-leaved O un

1 jl.au
I jl-au

Ap
Ap

Guinea 1825.
E. Indies 1818.

s

s

CO
CO

Pluk. aL 446. 5

12332 ophthalmica Com. ophthalmic O m
12333 maculata L. spotted O un

i Jl.au

Ap

R. Janeiro 1824.
S. Amer. 1660.

s

s

CO

S.I

Jac. vin. 2. 186

12334 tannensis Spr. Tanna O cu

1* jl.au

Ap

N. Heb. 1827.

s

CO

Croton clutioirfew .Forst.

2335 picta Jac. painted £ fAI un

1 my.jl

Ap

S. Amer. 1789.

c

S.1

Jac. ic. 3. 477

12336 pilulifera L. pellet-bearing RT! un
12337 scordifolia W. Scordium-lvd O cu

IJn.au
i jl.au

Ap
Ap

E. Indies 1800.
Africa 1823.

s
s

S.I
CO

Jac. ic. 3. 478
Jac. ic. 476

12338 hirta Jac. hairy O cu

iJ'.au

Ap

E. Indies 1818.

s

CO

Jac. c. sup. 11.

1

12339 Mercurifilis Pers. Mercurialis-lk ^ A cu

1 jn.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

12340 brasiliensis Lam. Brazilian rm cu

| jn.au

Brazil 1826.

s

CO

12341 parviflora L. small-flowered ITTI cu

ijn.au

Ap

Ceylon 1820.

s

CO

Bur. zey. 105. 2

12342 Ayssonifolia L. Hyssop-leaved KTI un
12343 condensa Fis. dense-leaved O un

1 au.s
i jl-au

Ap
Ap

W. Indies 1787.
Siberia 1817.

s
s

S.I
CO

12344 globosa Horn. globose O cu

1 jn.au

Ap

1818.

s

CO

12345 <hymif.Mia L. Thyme-leaved 1TT1 un

iJI.au

Ap

India 1699.

s

S.I

Pluk.al. 113. 2

12346 serpvllif61ia Pers. Serpyllium-lvd O cu

J jn.au

Ap

S. Amer. 1817.

s

CO

12347 Chama?syce L. Chamassyce O un

IJl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1752.

s

S.I

M.h.10.2.19

12'H8 canescens Cav. canescent O cu

1 jl.au

Ap

Spain 1818.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 63

12349 Peplis L. Wild Purslane O un

1 jl.au

Ap

England sea sh

. s

S.I

Eng. bot. 2002

Ii&50polygonif61ia L. Knotgrass-lvd O un

i jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1704.

s

S.I

Jac. c. sup. 13.

3

12351 Ipecacuanha L. Ipecacuanha £ A un

2 jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 1494

12352 portulacoides L. Portulaca-like £ A cu

1 ja.au

Ap

N. Amer. 1816.

D

CO

12353 rhbra Cav. red O cu

i jn.jl

Ap

France 1818.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 34. 1

12354 humifusa W. trailing Q cu

Ap

Europe 1817.

s

CO

12355 seticornis Poir. bristled-horn-/rwz'taJ O cu

1 j'Uu

A?

Italy 1820.

s

CO

12356 taurica Zea Taurian O cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

Tauria 1820

s

CO

12357 obschra Lot. obscure O cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. France 1817.

s

CO

12358 P^plus L. Devil's milk O w

fjl.au

Ap

Britain clt. gi

•. s

S.I

Eng. bot. 959

12359 falcata L. sickle-team* O un
12360 exigua L. small O w

1 jn.au
I jl

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1699. S
Britain cor. fi. S

S.I
S.I

Jac. au. 2. 121
Eng. bot. 1336

12361 /jeploides Gou. Peplus-like O un

Ap

1800.

s

S.I

minima Haw.

12362 micrantha W. small-flowered Q un

1 jl.s

Ap

Persia 1803.

s

S.I

12363 acuminate Bleb. pointed O un

1 o.d

Ap

Albania '1820.

s

CO

Boc. sic. 13. 1

12364 retusa Cav. retuse O un

| jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 34. 3

192

DODECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS XL

12365 leptophylla Pers.

fine- leaved O cu

1 jl.s

Ap

S. Europe 1817.

S

CO

12366 pterococca Brot.

winged-berried O u-n

1 jn.jl

Ap

Spain 1826.

S

CO

12367 prolifera Horn.

proliferous jg A cu

1 my.jn

Ap

Nepal 1820.

D

S.p

1-2368 undulata Bleb.

waved ^ A cu

1 j jl.au

Ap

Caucasus 1818.

D

CO

12369 Lathyris L.

Caper Spurge £ Q) w

3 my.o

Ap

England d.st.pl.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 2255

12370 valentina Or.

Valentian O un

U jl.au

Ap

Spain 1804.

a

S.I

12371 terraclna /,.

Terracina O cu

H jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1810.

s

CO

12372 diffusa W.

diffuse O un

i" jl.au

Ap

Austria 1798.

s

S.I

Jac. ic. 1. 88

12373 yTpios L.

Pear-rooted «- 1 | un

*jnjl

Ap

Candia 1596.

c

S.I

12374 ke'ta /f. A.

joyous tt. | | cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

1758.

C

S.I

Jac. ic. 1.87

12375 /satis Pers.

Isatis-/<?«wrf ^ A cu

2 jl.au

Ap

Spain 1820.

I)

CO

Lob. ic. 361

12376 #enistoides L.

Genista-like tt. i | cu

1 jl.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1808.

c

S.I

12377 coriifulia Law.

Coris-leaved tt. i | cu

1 jl.au

Ap

C. G. H. 1810.

c

s.p

12378 spinosa L.

prickly tt. | cu

2 my.s

Ap

Levant 1710.

c

S.I

Den.br. 45

12379 fruticosa Z.A.

shrubbv tt. | cu

1 my.jl

Ap

Sicily 1824.

c

p.l

Biv. cen. 1. 35

12380 nummular'uefolia I

F. en. Moneyw.-lvtt. \ | cu

iji

Ap

1FO).

c

CO

12381 cpithymoldes L.

Epithymum-lk ^ A or

1 my.jn

Ap

Austria 1805.

D

CO

Bot. rep. 616

12382 villosa fF. # K.

villous ^ A or

2 my.jl

Ap

Hungary 1820.

D

s.p

W. & K. 1. 93

12383 dulcis i.

sweet ^ A cu

1 my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1759.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 3. 213

12384 purpurata Thull.
12385 ambigua A'#.
12386 carniolica Jac.

purpled ^ A or
ambiguous ^ A or
Carniolan j^ A cu

1 my.jl
1 my.jn
1 au

Ap
Ap

France 1820.
Hungary 1817.
Cafniola 1796.

I)
I)
I)

CO
CO
CO

W. & K. 135
Scop. car. 21

12,387 angulata Jac.

angled ^ A or

1| jl.au

Ap

Austria 1821.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 431

12388 flavicoma Dec.

yellow-haired ^ A or

1J jl.au

Ap

S.France 1820.

1)

CO

12389 Pithy iisa L.

Juniper-leaved tt. | cu

Ap

S. Europe 1741.

C

S.I

Boc. sic. 5

12390 portlandica L.
12391 saxatilis Jac.

Portland £ A Pr
rock jg A or

J mv.jl

AP
Ap

Britain sea sh.
Austria 1817.

C
C

S.I

s.p

Eng. bot. 441
Jac. ic. 345

12392 Corderiana Dec.

Corderi's £ A or

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

c:

s.p

12393 Paralias L.

Paralias jg _AJ pr

Ap

England sea sh.

c

s.i

Eng. bot. 195

2 suffruticosa

suff'ruticose tt. | cu

1 jlis

Ap

Europe

c

S.I

12394 petalio'ides

Petalium-like tt. cu

2 jl.au

Ap

...... 1795.

c

S.I

rigida Haw. not Bit

?b.

12395 j'uncea H. AT.

rushy jg tAI cu

1 jlau

Ap

Madeira 1779.

D

S.I

Jac. sc. 1. 107

12396 cong&ta W. en.
12397 ale"ppica L.

heai>ed ^ A cu
Aleppo jg _AI cu

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

Ap

Spain 1817.
Crete 1739.

D
1)

CO
S.I

Alp. ex. 64

12398 taurinensis fF. en.

Turin ^ A cu

lijlau

Ap

Italy 1818.

D

CO

Al. ped. 2. 83 2

12399 segetalis /,.

corn O un

J jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1699.

8

S.1

Jac. au. 5. 450

12400 diversifolia Desf.

various-leaved O or

i jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1823.

S

CO

Desf. at. 1. 102

12401 plumosa /for/.

feathery , O or

1 jl.au

Ap

1816.

S

CO

12402 csspitosa Ten.

turfy jg A or

i jn.au

Ap

Italy 1820.

D

CO

12403 biumbellata Pair.

double-umbell. jg A cu

1 au

Ap

Barbary 1780.

D

S.I

Pa. it. ger. 1

12404 angustif61ia /fom

narrow-leaved jg A cu

1 Jl

Ap

1780.

D

8.1

12405 multicorymbosa He

iw. rnany-corym.jg A °u

1 jl

Ap

1805.

D

S.I

12406 provincialis JF.

Provence O un

1J au.n

Ap

S. Europe 1800.

S

S.I

12407 pub£scens Desf.

pubescent O cu

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1817.

S

CO

12408 ^uncoldes Haw.

Rush-like ITT1 un

1 jl

Ap

1800.

S

8.1

12409 helioscopia i.sun-ol

bserving IVartwort O w

— il au

Ap

Britain cor.fi.

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 883

12410 serrata L.

narrow saw-lvd £ Al cu

1* jl

Ap

S. Europe 17 10.

D

si

Jac. ic. 3. 433

12411 truncata Pers.

truncate ^ A cu

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1820.

D

p.S

12412 cretica Haw.

Cretan hoary £ A un

3 ...

Ap

Levant 1768.

C

r.m

12413 punicea Swz.

scarlet -flowered* \ | spl

6 ja.s

Ap

Jamaica 1778.

C

S.I

Bot. reg. 190

12414 verruc6sa L.

warty jg A un

f Jn

Ap

France 1800.

D

S.I

M. h. 10. 3. 3

12415 corollata L.

corollate jg A im

Ap

N. Amer. 1803.

D

S.I

Bot. cab. 390

12416 spathulasfolia #au>.

spatula-leaved tt. | | cu

22 au

AP

1800.

C

S.I

12417 corallioides /,.

Coral-like jg A un

1 jn.s

Ap

S. Europe 1752.

D

S.I

12418 androsaemifdlia Doi

in. Tutsan-lvd j£ A un

2 jl.s

Ap

Hungary 1804.

D

S.I

12419 pilosa L.

hairy £ A un

1| my.au

Ap

Siberia 1758.

D

S.I

Gm. si. 2. 93

12420 orientals L.

oriental £ A un

1 jn jl

Ap

Levant 1739.

D

S.I

12421 Valerians Lam.

Valerian-Zeazvd^ A cu

I jl.au

Ap

Siberia 1818.

D

p.s

Gm. si. 2. 94

12422 platyphyllos Z,.
12423 stricta £. B.

broad-leaved O w
strict O w

1 jl.au
1| jl.au

Ap
Ap

England cor.fi.
England

S
S

CO

CO

Jac. au. 376
Eng. bot. 333

12424 serrulata 77tM/Z.

serrulated Q un

1 jn.jl

France 1810.

S

CO

12425 literkta L.

blotch-leaved O un

1 au

Ap

1790.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 482

12426 denticulata Zawz.

denticulate ^ A cu

1 jl.au

Ap

S. Europe 1810.

D

s.p

Bux. c. 2. 27. 2

12427 atlantica Pers.

Atlantic ^ A cu

1 jn.jl

Ap

S. Europe 1818.

D

s.p

Desf. at. 1. 103

fiupleuroules Desf.

12428 marginata H. &B.
12429 longifolia D. Don
12430 £'s«to L.

marginated )g iAI cu
long-leaved jg A cu
Esula £ A cu

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1 my.jl

Ap
Ap
Ap

S. Amer. 1824.
Nepal 1823.
Britain woods.

C
D

D

s.p
s.p

CO

Eng. bot. 1399

12431 sylvatica i.

wood tt, ( un

2 jl.s

Ap

S. Europe 1768.

C

CO

12432 Erythrina Lk.

Erythrina £ i Al cu

1 jl.s

Ap

C. G. H. 1823.

D

CO

12433 neapolitana IVw.

Neapolitan O cu

Ap

Naples 1816.

S

CO

Fl. nap. 63

12434 glareosa Bieb.

gravel Jg A un

I2 jl.s

Ap

Tauria 1822.

D

CO

12435 bialata Lk.

two-winged O un

f jl.8

Ap

1823.

S

CO

12436 uratensis /».

Ural £ A un

3 jl.s

Ap

Ural 1821.

D

CO

12437 micrantha Bieb.

small-flowered O un

a my

Ap

Tauria 1822.

S

CO

Bux. c. 2. 25

12438 crispata flbrw.

curled )g A un

3 my

Ap

1821.

I)

co

12439 condylocarpa Bieb.

joint-fruited jg A un

3 my

Ap

Caucasus 1823.

D

CO

12440 fragifera Lk.

berry-bearing jg Al un

2 my

Ap

Italy 1820.

D

CO

12441 Gerardiana Jac.

Gerard's £ A un

1 jl

Ap

Germany 1801.

D

CO

Jac. au. 436

12442 Cyparissias L.
12443 virgata ##.

Cypress jg A Pr
twiggy £ A un

2 my.s

Ap
Ap

England woods.
Hungary 1807.

D
D

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 840
W. & K. 162 •

12444 Myrsinttes L.

Myrsinites jg A un

1 ap.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1570.

C

S.I

12445 reflexa Spr.

reflexed £ A or

1 jn.jl

Ap

1826.

C

s.p

12446 rigida #«?&.

rigid £ A °r

1 jn.jl

Ap

Caucasus 1818.

C

s.p

12447 imbricata Pers.

imbricated tt. | cu

1 au.s

Ap

Portugal 1804.

c

S.I

12448 nicseensis FzA

Nicean jg Al un

Ap

Spain 1809.

D

S.1

Jac. ic. 3. 485

12449 palustris L.

marsh jg A un

4 my.au

Ap

Sweden 1570.

I)

S.1

Fl. dan. 866

12450 emarginata H. K
12451 hibernica JF.

emarginate £ A un
Irish £ A cu

2 jl.au
1 my.jn

AP
Ap

Italy 1758.
Britain fields.

D

D

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 1337

12452 salicifoliatfor*.

Willow-leaved £ A un

2 my.jn

Ap

Hungary 1804.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 973

12453 amygdaloides L

Almond-like tt. or

2 mr.jn

Ap

England woods.

C

CO

Eng. bot. 256

12454 Characias L.

Characias tt. pr

4 mr.jn

Ap

England mo. pi.

C

CO

Eng. bot 442

12455 veneta Lk.

Venetian tt. | cu

1| mr.my

Ap

Europe 1820.

C

p.l

12456 glauc&cens fF.

glaucescent j£ A «n

1 mr.jn

Ap

1823.

D

CO

ORDER VII.

DODECANDRIA DODECAGYNIA.

193

Crimea 1821. C co

Hungary 1822. D co

Crimea 1819. D co Gm.si. 94

Naples 1823. D co Fl. nap. 65

Europe 1820. I) s.p

Caucasus 1821. D s.p

1823. D s.p

Hungary 1818. D s.p W. & K. 55

1461. PEDILA'NTHUS Neck. SLIPPER PLANT. (Pedilon, a slipper, anthos, a flower.) Euphorbiucece. 6. — 7

12457 agraria Bieb.

field

£ A un

1 Jn

Ap

12458 pallida W.

pale

£ A un

If jn

Ap

124:3!) pro'cera Bieb.
12460 ceratocarpa Ten.
12461 afTmis Dec.

tall
horn-fruited
kindred

£ A un
j£ A un
^ A or

2 au
1 jl.au
If jn.jl

Ap
Ap
Ap

12462 undulata Bieb.

waved

^ A or

2 jn.jl

Ap

12463 trigonocarpa Lo.C.

triangular-ftd

^ A or

I jnjl

Ap

12464 lucida W.SfK.

shining

A A cu

2 jn.jl

Ap

12465 rithymaloides/'o^. Tithymalus-lk tt. ZD cu 1^ jl.au
wiyrtifolius Lk. Crepidma wzyrtifulia Haw.

12466 canaliculatus Suit. channelled-/^ tt. Z] cu If jl.au
.Euphorbia canaliculata Lod.

12467 padii7>lius Pott. Padus-leaved tt. H] cu If jl.au

12468 cordellatus Haw. small-heart-/w/ tt. ID cu If jl.au
Crepidaria cordellata Haw.

12469 carinatus Spr. keeled tt. HI cu If jl.au
Crepidaria carinata Haw.

12470 subcarinatus Haw. subcarinate tt- ZD cu If jl.au

Ap
Ap

Ap
Ap

Ap
Ap

S. Amer. 1820. C co Bot. reg. 837

S. Amer. 1820. C co Bot. cab. 727

S. Amer. 1699. C co Her. par. ic.

S. Amer. 1699. C co Di. el. 288. 372

1817. C co Bot. mag. 2514

S. Amer. 1795. C co

1462. VI'SNE^ L. VISNEA. (Erroneously for Vismea; in honor of M. de Vismes of Lisbon.) Qnagrarice 1.
12471 Mocanera L. Mocanera « |_J or 5 ... W Canaries 1815. C l.p Col. h. rip. 32

CLASS XI. ORDER 4.
DODECA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

1463. CALLFGONUM L. CALLIGONUM. (Kalos, beautiful, gonu, joint; joints instead of Ivs.) Polugonece. 1-S.
12472 Pallasia H. K. Pallas's tt. or 4 au G.w Casp. Sea 1780. C s.1 Pal. ros. 2. 77,78

CLASS XL ORDER 5.

DODECA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

1464. GLTNUS L.
12473 totoldes L.

GLINPS.
Lotus-like

(A name given by Theophrastus to the maple.) Ficoidete. 1. — 5.
Oun li jl Y S. Europe 1788. S s.l Boc. sic. 21. 11

1465. BLACK WE'LL/;* Com.

12474 axillaris Lam.

12475 spiralis Wai.

12476 paniculata Lam.

12477 integrifulia Lam,

12478 grandiflbra Lindl.

BLACKWELLIA.

axillary *» r I or
spiral * I I or
panicled * | | or
entire-leaved H [ I or
large-leaved * i ) or

(Elizabeth Blackwell, bot. artist.) Homalinece. 5.— 8.

4
4

6

6 ...

5 au

Madagasc.1824.
E. Indies 1820.
Bourbon 1820.

C s.p Lam. il. 412. 1
C s.p
C s.p

Madagasc.1823. C s.p Lam.il. 412. 2
China 1824. C s.p

1466. GASTO^N/^ J. GASTONIA. (Gaston de Bourbon, son of Henry IV., patron of bot.) Araliacete. 1. — 2.
12479 palmata Wai. palmate * O or 4 f.mr W.G 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 894

CLASS XL ORDER 6.
DODECA'NDRIA HEXAGY'NIA.

1467. CEPHALCTTUS Lab. CEPHALOTUS. (Kephale, head, ows, ear ; glandular-headed stam.) Rosaceee. 1.
12480 follicularis Lab. follicled £ iAl cu 1 ... W N. Holl. 1822. S bog Lab. n. h. 2. 145

CLASS XL ORDER 7.
DODECA'NDRIA DODECAGY'NIA.

1468. SEMPERVrvUM L. HOUSELEEK. (Sempervivo, to live for ever ; tenacity oflife.) Crassulhceee. 29-52.

12481 arboreum L.

tree

«l_|or

9 mr.d

V

Levant

1640.

C

S.I

Bot. reg. 99

2 variegatum

variegated-/yd

*L_Jor

4 mr.d

Y

Levant

1640.

C

S.I

12432 canariense L.

Canary

«L | | or

li jn.jl

Y

Canaries

1699.

C

S.1

Dec. pi. 141

12483 frutescens Haw.

frutescent

H. i | or

3

Y

Teneriffe

1824.

C

s.l

12484 glutinosum H. K.
12485 glandulosum H. K.

clammy
glandulous-lvd

«. i | or
tt-l |or

1| jl.au Y
1 mr.my Y

Madeira
Madeira

1777.
1777.

C
C

s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 1963

12486 ciliatum Brou.

ciliated

tt. ( | or

1| ...

W

Teneriffe

1815.

C

s.l

2 hybridum Haw.

hybrid

tt i | or

1 jl.au

Y

hybrid

1820.

C

s.l

12487 cjespitusum Spr.

turfy

«L i | or

|ap.s

Y

Madeira

1815.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 1978

barbatum Horn, cil

iktum B. M.

12488 barbatum C. Sm.

bearded

«. | | or

1 jl.au

Y

Canaries

1815.

C

s.l

lineolare Haw.

12489 Smiths Sims

Smith's

tt. 1 |or

1 jl.au

Y

Teneriffe

1815.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 1980

12490 aureum C. Sm.

golden

tt. | | or

1 jl.au

Y

Canaries

1815.

C

s.l

Bot. reg. 892

calyciforme Haw.

2 spurium Haw.

spurious

tt, | | or

1 jl.au

Y

Canaries

1820.

C

8.1

o

194

ICOSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

12491 urbicum C. Sm.

city

tt. t j or

2 jn.au

Y

Teneriffe

1816.

S

S.I

12492 ret u sum Haw.

/ar#e retuse

B- 1 | or

2 jn.au

Y

Teneriffe

1824.

S

si

12493 tabuhcformc Haw.

table-shaped

«H | or

]J ll.au

Pa.Y

Teneriffe

1817.

C

S.I

12494 tortuusum H. K.

twisted

tt_ i | or

f jl.au

Y

Canaries

1779.

C

S.I

Bot. mag. 296

12495 villusum //. K.

villous

«- 1 | or

%kn

Y

Madeira

1777.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 1809

12496 laxum Haw.

loose

£ 1 | or

s jlau

Y

12497 stellatum Sm.

starred

iQI or

% jl.au

Y

M. Baldo

1790.

D

S.I

Seg. ver. 2. 17

villosum B. M.

12498 tectorum L.

roof

£ A or

1 jn.s

F

Britain

roofs.

I)

s.p

Eng. bot. 1320

12499 africanum Haw.

African

jg lAlor

1

C. G. H.

1768.

D

S.I

12500 dodrantale W. en.

nine-inch

Oor

1 jl.au

Pk'

Teneriffe

1815.

S

S.I

12501 flagelliforme Fis.

whip-formed

£ A or

f jl.au

R

Siberia

1823.

C

S.I

12502 hirtum L.

hairy

£ A °r

1 Jn.jl

W

Italy

1804.

D

s.p

Schm. ic. 17

12503 soboliferum 5. M

soboliferous

j£ A or

* jn.jl

Pa.Y

Germany

...

D

s.p

Bot. mag. 1457

12504 globiferum L.

globiferous

£ A or

£ jn.jl

Y

Germany

1731.

1)

s.p

Bot. mag. 5071

12505 grandiflorum Haw.

great-flowered

£ A or

1 jn.jl

Pa.R

Europe

1731.

D

S.I

Bot. mag. 507. 2 115

globulifcrum B. M.

not L. W.

12506 montanum L.

mountain

£ A or

\ jn.jl

R

Switzerl.

1752.

I)

S.I

Dec. pi. 105

12507 cuspidatum Haw.
12508 pumilum JBfc?6.

cuspidate
dwarf

£ A or
£ A or

1 jn. 1
1 jn.jl

R
Pa.R

Siberia
Caucasus

1810.
1824.

D
1)

S.I
S.I

Gm.si.67.2

12509 arachnoideum L.

cobwebbed

H A or

£ jn.jl

R

Italy

1699.

U

s.p

Bot. mag. G8

1469. MONA'NTHES Haw. MONANTHES. (Monos, one, anthos, a flower.) Crassulacea:. 1.

12510 polyphylla Haw. many-leaved £ iAI cu J jl.s R Canaries 1777. D s.l Bot. mag. 93
Sempervivum Monanthos L.

CLASS XII. ORDER 1.
ICOSA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

*1470. CA'CTUS L. MELON THISTLE. (A name applied by Theophrastus to a spiny plant.) Opuntiacece. 12.—

U2511 Melocactus L. Melon Turk's Captt. HJ gr
§12512 macraoantha Haw. long-spined tt- HI gr
§12513 depr£ssa Dec. depressed tt. HI gr
§12514 parvisp\na Haw. small-spined tt. HI gr
§12515 erinacea Haw. hedgehog tt. 1 gr

i jn.au
| jn.au

W. Indies 1688.
S. Amer. 1820.
S. Amer. 1798.
W. Indies J815.
1818.

looooo

s.p: Dec. pL 112
s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p

12516 senilis Haw. old

tt._Jgr

s ... ...

Mexico

1823.

o

s.p

§ 12517 latisplna Haw. broad-spined

**- Hlgr

J

Mexico

1823.

0

s.p

12518 reducta Spr. restored

«- Hlgr

2

Mexico

1796.

0

s.p

iii'ibilis Haw.

§12519nobilisi. noble

tt. 1 gr

... ...

1796.

0

s.p

recfirva Mil.

$ 12520 int6rta Haw. twisted

u_ j gr

1 jn.au

Antigua

1768.

0

s.p

12521 corrugata Gill. corrugated

n-Hlgr

...

Chile

1824.

C)

s.p

12522 folibsa Gill. leafy

Chile

1824.

0

s.p

*1471. MAMMILLA^RIA Haw. MAMMILLARIA.

(Mamma, the nipple ; tubercles.)

Opuntiacece.

22..

12523 simplex Haw. simple red-spined

«-Hlgr

1 jn.au W

W. Indies 1688.

0

s.p Dec.pl.

Ill

Cactus mammillaris L.

12524 prolifera Haw. white-spined prolif. tt. ! gr
12525 discolor Haw. various-colored**- HI gr

ijn.au ...
5 jn.au R

S. Amer.

1800.
1800.

0
0

s.p
s.p

Cactus depressa Dec.

12526 straminea Haw. straw-spined

«_ ~| gr

| jn.au

1811.

0

s.p

12527 flavescens Haw. fiavescent-spinet

t*- Hlgr

| jn.au Y

......

1811.

0

s.p

12528 conica Haw. cone-headed

tt. Igr

|jn.au

1808.

0

s.p

12529 parvimamma Haw. small-teated

tt-Hlgr

| jn.au

1817.

0

s.p

12530 magnimammaflato. large-teated
12531 stellata Haw. starred

tt-Hlgr

|

5 my.jn Pk

Mexico
S. Amer.

1833.
1815.

0
0

s.p
s.p Bot. cab. 79

Cactus stellata W.

12532 geminispina Haw. two-spined
12533 coronata G. Don crowned

n. Igr

i1 ;;; R...

Mexico
S. Amer.

1823.
1820.

0
0

s.p
s.p

Cactus coronata W.

12534 coronaria Haw. garland

tt. Igr

5 jn.au S

S. Amer.

1817.

0

s.p

12535 vivipara Ph. viviparous

n. 1 gr

J ... R

Louisiana

i 1811.

0

s.p

12536 lanifera Haw. wool-bearing

4 ... R

Mexico

1823.

0

s.p

Cactus glomerata Lam.

12537 missouriensis Swt. Missouri

«-Hlgr

| jn.au ...

Missouri

1818.

0

s.p

Cactus mammillaris Nut.

12538 pusilla Swt. small

**- 1 gr

i jn.au ...

1820.

0

s.p

Cactus pusilla Dec.

12539 ambigua G. Don ambiguous

tt. | gr

Chile

1827.

0

s.p

Cactus ambigua Gill.

12540 spindsa G. Don spiny

tt. HI gr

...

Chile

1827.

o

s.p

Cactus spinosa Gill.

12541 quadrata G. Don quadrate

tt-Hlgr

Chile

1827.

0

s.p

Cactus quadrata Gill.

12542 caudata G. Don tailed

tt- — 1 gr

...

Chile

1827.

0

s.p

Cactus caudata Gill.

12543 coccinea G. Don scarlet

tt. Igr

...

Chile

1827.

0

s.p

Cactus coccinea GUI.

12544 solitaria G. Don solitary

tt-Hlgr

...

Chile

1827.

0

s.p

Cactus solitaria Gill.

OKDER I.

ICOSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

195

*1472. CF/REUS Haw. CEREI;S. (Cereus,plian
§ 12545 gibbosus Swt. gibbous tt. HI gr
Cactus gibbosa Haw.
% 12546 hystrix Swt. porcupine tL ! 1 gr
Cactus hystrix flaw.
^12547 abnormis Swt. irregular tL HI gr
Cactus abnormis W.
12548 regalis flaw. royal * HI gr
12549 multangularis flaw, many-angled *L 1 fr

t ; shoots of some of the species.)
| jl.au W 1808.

i jn.au 1808.
1 jn.au W S. Amer. 1818.
10 -

Opuntiacece. 44. — 56.
C s.p Bot. reg. 137

C s.p
C s.p
C s.p

C 8.1

§

...

S. Amer. 1815.

12550 euphorbioioVs flaw. Euphorbia-like «.

gr

3* !.!

...

S. Amer. ...

c

s.p

12551 heptagbnus flaw, seven-angled tL
12552 hexagonus Haw. six-angled St

5

gr

3 jl
35 jl.au

W
W

W. Indies 1728.
Surinam 1690.

C

c

s.l
s.p

Bot. rep. 513

12553 peruvianus flaw. Peruvian tL

ft

3 au

R

Peru 1728.

c

S.I

Dec. pi. 58

12554 eburneus Spr. ivory tL

H

gr

3 ...

S. Amer. 1818.

c

s.p

Cactus ebiirnea Salm

12555 nobilis flaw. noble tL

H

or

3

Pk

W.Indies 1811.

c

S.1

Cactus Haworth/i Spr.

12556 grandis flaw. great-sorted tL

— '

gr

3 ...

Brazil

c

s.p

12557 tetragonus flaw. four-angled tL

gr

3 jl

W

S. Amer. 1710.

c

s.p

12558 pentagon us flaw. five-angled tL

==

gr

3 jl

W

S. Amer. 1769.

c

S.1

12559 triangularis flaw, great triangular tt.
12560 quadrangularisflaw. quadrangular tL

~

fr

1 jl.au
3 ...

w

W. Indies 1690.
S. Amer. 1S09.

c
c

s.p

s.l

Bot. mag. 1884
PI. am. 199. 1

12561 trigonus flaw. small triangular tL

gr

1

w"

S. Amer. 1809.

c

s.p

PI. am. 2uO. 2

12562 triqueter Haw. least triangular BL

3 ...

...

S. Amer. 1794.

c

s.p

12563 tenuispinusflaw. slender woo/-spinedtL

gr

a

c

p.l

12564 bifrons flaw. two-fronted tL

gr

1818.

c

s.p

12565 speciosissimus flaw, showiest tL

HI

or

3 jl

c

S. Amer. 1816.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 486

Cactus speciosissima Desf.

12566 Royt;m Haw. Royen's tL

Hi

fr

2

w

S. Amer. 1728.

c

s.l

12567 lanuginosus flaw, woolly tL ~^~\ fr

1 jl

w

W. Indies 1690.

c

s.p

Her. par. 115

12568 gn'seus flaw. grey tL

~

gr

3 ...

...

S. Amer. 1809.

c

s.p

12569 fulvispinosus Haw. tawny -spined tL

gr

3 ...

...

S. Amer. 1796.

c

s.p

12570 flavispinus flaw. yellow-spined tL

z==

gr

3 ...

...

W. Indies ...

c

s.p

12571 repandus flato. repand ft

fr

20 au

w

W. Indies 1728.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 336

12572 subrepandus Haw. sub-repand tL

==

gr

4 ...

1817.

c

s.p

12573 obtusus flaw. blunt tL

gr

3

1820.

c

s.p

12574 serpentlnus flaw, serpentine tL

~

gr

4

W.p

Peru

c

s.l

12575 prismaticus Haw. prismatic tL

H"

gr

2

1818.

c

s.p

§12576 imbricatus Haw. imbricated ML
12577 nlger flaw. black tL

===

gr

3

1820.

c
c

s.p
s.p

§ 12578 cylindricus flaw. cylindric tL

1=1

gr

3 ...

Peru 1799.

c

s.l

12579 gracilis flaw. slender long-spined «-

gr

...

S. Amer.

c

p.l

12580 strictus Lk. strict tL

gr

*3

...

S. Amer. 1822.

c

s.p

12581 albisplnus Salm white-spined tL

:

or

2

S. Amer. 1820.

c

S.1

12582 crenulatus Lk. crenulate tL

gr

3 ...

W. Indies 1822.

c

s.p

12583 albisetbsus flaw, white-bristly trail. !U

==

gr

2 ...

SLDomin. 1816.

c

s.p

12584 reptans flaw. creeping iU
12585 grandiflorus Haw. great-floweringt.

=

gr
spl

2

1813.

c

c

s.p

Bot. rep. 508

1 jn.au

W.Y

Jamaica 1700.

12586 flagelliformis flaw, rod-shaped )U

or

6 mr.jn

Pk

Peru 1690.

c:

s.l

Bot. mag. 17

12587 ovatus G. Don ovate si-

gr

Chile 1827.

c

s.p

Cactus ovata GUI.

12588 polymorphus G. Don multiform «L

gr

...

Chile 1827.

c

s.p

Cactus polymorpha Gill.

*1473. EPIPHY'LLUM Haw. EPIPHYLLUM.

12589 alatum flaw. winged «- | pr

12590 johyllanthoWesflaw. Phyllanthus-lktL HI pr
Cactus johyllantholdes Dec.

12591 Phyllanthus flaw, leaf-flowering tL I pr

12592 speciosum flaw. showy tt. I spl
Cactus speciosa B. R. elegans Lk.

12593 truncatum flaw. truncate tL 1 pr
Cactus truncata Lk.-

(Epi, upon, pfiyllon, a leaf; flowers.)

W N. Amer. 1810. C s.p

'2 ' jn"

2 jn

3 jn.jl

Pa.R Jamaica 1817.

Opuntiacece. 5.
s.p
C s.p Bot. mag. 2092

W S. Amer. 1810. C s.p Bot. mag. 2692
R Brazil 1810. C s.p Bot. reg. 304

Pk Brazil 1818. C s.p Bot. reg. 696

*1474. OPU'NTIA flaw. INDIAN FIG. ( Plentiful near Opus, a city of Locris.)
12594 elatior flaw. taller black-spined tt. HI gr 6 jl.au Y S. Amer. 1731.

Opuntiacea. 31. — 36.
C s.l Di. el. 294. 379

Cactus elatior W.

12595 Tuna Haw.

Tuna

tt.

HI clt

3

jl.au

Pa.Y

S. Amer.

1731.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 138

12596 nigricans flaw, lesser blackish-s/M/i. t*_
12597 polyantha flaw. many-flowered tL
12598 brasiliensis flaw. Brazilian O

Hlcu
1 cu
1 cu

3
3

6

au
jl.au
jl.au

Pk
Y
Y

S. Amer.
S. Amer.
Brazil

1795.
1811.
1816.

C

c
c

s.l
s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 1557
Bot. raag. 2691

12599 humilis flaw.

humble

*L

~~] cu

Y

1795.

c

si

12600 Dillenii Haw.

Dillenius's

±L

I CU

5

0

Pa.Y

1810.

c

s.l

12601 vulgaris Haw.

common

CL

_Jfr

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1596.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 2393

Cactus Opuntia L.

12602 stricta flaw.

strict

fi.

§gr

3

jl.au

Y

1796.

c

S.I

Dec. pL ic.

12603 crassa flaw.

thick- lobed

t±-

gr

2

Y

Mexico

1817.

c

s.p

12604 decumana flow.

great oblong

4fc

gr

10

Y

S. Amer.

1768.

c

s.l

12605 maxima flaw.

greatest

tt

1 gr

10

Y

S. Amer.

1820.

c

s.l

12606 tuberculata flaw.

warted

tL

Igr

1

Y

1818.

c

s.l

12607 .Ficus indica flaw.

Indian Fig

tt_

1 gr

2

jn.'jl

Y

S. Amer.

1731.

c

s.p

[2472

12608 cochinillifera flaw.

Cochineal-bgFz

P*

HI clt

5

Pk

S. Amer.

1688.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 2471

12609 monacantha flaw.

single-spined

«L

§clt

2

"...

Y

S. Amer.

1816.

c

s.l

12610 elongata flaw.

elongated

ML

cu

3

1817.

c

s.l

12611 triacantha flaw.

three-spined

gr

2

S. Amer.

c

s.l

12612 lanceolata flaw.

spear-shaped

tL

2

jl'"

Y"

S. Amer.

1796.

c

s.l

12613 tomentosa Lk.

tomentose

tL

1 gr

2

Y

1820.

c

s.l

12614 subinermis Lk.

few- spined

1 gr

2

Y

1819.

c

s.l

12615 spinosissima flaw.

spiniest

tL

Igr

20

jl '

Y

Jamaica

1732.

c

s.p

12616 fbox flaw.

fierce

tL

1 gr

3

Y

S. Amer.

1817.

c

s.p

12617 curassavica flaw.

Curassoa

HJgr

6

jn.'jl'

Y

Curassoa

1690.

c

s.p

Kno. th.2.G.«

1 major flaw.

larger

&

Hlgr

6

jn.jl

Y

Curassoa

1690.

c

s.l

2 m£dia Haw.

intermediate

j£

' 1 gr

6

jn.jl

Y

Curassoa

1690.

c

s.l

3 minor flaw.

smaller

tt

] gr

6

jn.jl

Y

Curassoa

1690.

c

s.l

4 longa flaw.

long

:»

Hlgr

fi

jnjl

Y

Curassoa

1690.

c

S.1

C)

19S

1COSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

H] gr
Z3 gr 2

12618 fragilis Nut. brittle tt.

12619 polyacantha Haw. many-spincd tt.
Cactus ferox Nut.

12620 media Haw. middle niatiy-spinedtt-

12621 foliosa Haw. leafy «-

12622 pusilla Haw. small

12623 sulphurea G. Don BUlphur-eoforafcL
Cactus sulphurea G///.

12624 sericea G. Don silky «^ Z3 gr
Cactus sericea Gill.

* 1475. RHI'PSALIS Gac. RIIIPSAUS.

12625 Cassfttfta Cue. Cassutha tt.
Cactus pendula Swz.

12626 parasiticus Haw. parasitic tt-

12627 grandiflorus Haw. large-flowered tt.
Cactus funalis Salm

12628 fasciculiiris Haw. bundled «-

12629 salicornoules Haiv. Saltwort-like BL

12630 mesembryanthoules//rtu>. Mesem.-lktt.

| jn

N. Amer. 1814. C s.p

N. Amer. 1814. C s.p

N. Amer. 1814. C s.p

S. Amer. 1817. C s.p

S. Amer. 1805. C s.p

Chile 1827. C s.p

C s.p

Chile

1827.

'tips, a willow branch ; flexible branches.)
cu 1 s Y W. Indies 1758. C s.p

Cacti. 6.
Hook. ex. fl. 21

cu 1 ...
cu 1 jl

Y
W

S.

s.

Amer.
Amer.

1800.
1818.

C

c

s.p
s.p

Dec. pi. 59
Bot. mag. 2740

cu 1
cu 1| jn

Y
Y

T>o 1

s.

E.

T V

Amer.
Indies

1817.
1817.

1017

c
c

r»

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 2461

Pa.Y E. Indies 1817. C s.p

147d PERE'SK/^ Haw. BARBADOES GOOSEBERRY. (N.F. Peireskius, Provence, lover of bot.) Opuntiacece. 4.
HIDfr 5 o.n W W. Indies 1696. C s.p Di. el. 227. 294

Brazil 1818. C s.p
S. Amer. 1808. C s.p
W. Indies 1820. C s.p

12631 aculeata Haw. prickly
Cactus Pert'skz'rt L.

12632 grandifolia Haw. large-leaved « ZD fr 3

12633 longisp'ma Haw. long-spined H ZD fr 4

12634 joortulacjefolia G. Don Portulaca-lvdH — I f r 3 ... W
Cactus fjortulacffifolia L.

1477. BARTO^/^ Sims BARTOMA. (Dr. B. S. Barton, professor of botany at Philadelphia.) Loasete. 2.
126S5 ornata Ph. ornamented j£ O] or 2 jl.s W Missouri 1811. S s.p Bot. mag. 1487

decapetala B. M.

19636 nuda Ph. naked-seeded £ OJ or 2 jl.s W Missouri 1811. S s.p

1478. MENTZENLI/4 L. MENTZELIA. (C. Mentzel, of Brandenburg; bot. author.) Lotise*. 3.

12637 aspera L. rough «. CD or 2 jl.au Y America 1733. S co PI. ic. 174. 1

12638 oligosperma Sims few-seeded £ |AJ or 2 my.jn Y Louisiana 1812. S s.l Bot. mag. 1760

12639 hispida W. hispid £ iAl or If jn.jl Y Mexico 1820. S s.l Cav. ic. 1. 70

*1479. PHILADE'LPHUS L. SYRINGA. (Used by Athenaaus for a tree now unknown.) Phtiadelphco;. 6.

12640 coronarius L.

garland

'A or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe

1596.

L

'•/ •*
CO

Bot. mag. 391

2 nanus Mil.

dwarf

& or

2

my.jn

W

L

CO

3 flore plt:no

double-flwd

3fc or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe

L

CO

4 fbliis variegatis

variegated-lvd

& or

8

my.jn

W

S. Europe

L

CO

12641 gracilis Lo. C.

slender

& or

3

mr.jn

W

N. Amer.

1820.

L

CO

12642 nepalensis Wai.

Nepal

Sfc or

6

jn.jl

W

Nepal

1822.

L

CO

12646 inodurus Mil.

scentless

& or

o

jn.jl

W

Carolina

1758.

L

CO

Bot. mag.

1473

12644 grandiflorus W.

large-flowered

& or

6

jn jl

W

Carolina

1811.

L

CO

Bot. reg.

570

12645 hirsutus Nut.

hairy

Sfc or

3

jn

W

N. Amer.

1820.

L

CO

Den. br. 47

1480. LEPTOSPE'RMUM Forst. LEPTOSPERMUM.
12646 grandifblium Sm. large-leaved HI | or 5

(LeptoSy slender, sperma, seed.)
jn.jl W N. S. W. 1803. C

Myrtucece.
p.l Bot. mag.

29.
1810

12647 grandiflorum Lod.

large-flowered

H | | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1810.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. i

5M

12648 emarginatum Wnl

, emarginate

& | | or

5

jn-jl

W

N. S. W.

1818.

C

p.l

12649 sericeum Lab.

silky

H | | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1818.

c:

12650 marginatum Lab.
12651 pubescens Sm.

margined
pubescent

H, 1 or
H| | or

5
5

jnjl
jn.jl

W
W

N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1820.
1774.

c
c

pi

12652 lanigerum Sm.

woolly

* | | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1774.

c

P.l

Bot. cab. :

1192

12653 scoparium Forst.

broom N. Zeal. Tec

tH | | or

6

jn.jl

W

New Zeal.

1772.

c

P-l

Bot. rep.

622

12654 tuberculatum Pair

: tuberculate

H | (or

4

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1816.

c

s.p

12655 attenuatum Sm.

attenuated

H| | or

5

my.jl

W

N. S. W.

1795.

c

P.l

12656 rubricate Ven.

red- stemmed

H | | or

5

jnjl

W

N. S. W.

1817.

c

12657 porophyllum Cav.
12658 flexuosum Lk.

porous-leaved
flexuose

HI | or
HI | or

3

10

jn.jl
my.jl

W
W

N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1800.

1823.

c
c

P.l

Col. h. rip.ann.l

12659 flavescens Sm.

flavescent

Hi | or

5

myjl

W

N. S. W.

1787.

c

P.l

Bot. mag

, 2695

12660 triloculkre Ven.

trilocular

HI | or

2

jn.jl

\v

N. S. W.

1800.

c

P.l

Bot. cab.

791

12661 Junipennum Sm.
12662 baccatum Sm.

Juniper-leaved
berry-fruited

H | | or
HI | or

2
3

jn.jl
jn.jl

W
W

N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1790.
1790.

c
c

H

P.I

Ven. mal.
Cav. ic. 4,

89
331. 2

12663 arachnoideum Sm.

cobwebbed

HI | or

3

my.jl

W

N. S. W.

1795.

c

P.I

Gae. fr. 1.

35

12664 parvifohum Sm.
12665 stellatum Cav.

small-leaved
starred

HI | or
H|_Jor

5
5

jn.jl
jn.jl

W
Y

N. S. W.
N. S. W.

1789.
1790.

c

c

p.}
P.I

Cav. ic. 4. 330

12666 imbricatum Sm.

imbricated

HI | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1823.

c

P.I

12667 obtusum Lo. C.

obtuse-leaved

HI | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1820.

c

s.p

12668 multicaule Cun.

many-stemmed

HI | or

4

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1824.

c

s.p

12669 rtiymifolium Cun.

Thyme-leaved

H 1 | or

5

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1824.

c

p.l

12670 ambiguum Sm.

ambiguous

H | | or

3

jn.jl

W

N. S. W.

1791.

c

Ex. bot. 1

.59

Metrosideros corif

ulius Ven.

12671 ovatifolium Swt.

ovate-leaved

H | | or

5

N. Holl.

c

s.p.l

Fabricia wyrtifolia Hort. not W.

12672 squarrosum Sieb.

squarrose

HI | or

4

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

...

c

p.l

12673 pendulum Sieb.

pendulous

HI | or

4

jn.au

W

N. Holl.

...

c

1481. FABRI'CI^ Gae. FABRICIA. (J. C. Fabricius, the celebrated Danish entomologist.) Myrtacece. 3.

12674 wzyrtifolia Gae. Myrtle-leaved H i_J or 3 ... Y N. Holl. ... C s.p Gae. fr. 355. 4

12675 Uevigata Sm. smooth.leaved H i_j or 3 my.jn Y N. S. W. 1788. C s.p Bot. mag. 1304

12676 sericea Nois. silky H L_| or 2 ... Y N. Holl. 1820. C s.p

12677 stricta Lod. strict H i_j or 3 ap.jn ... N. Holl. 1827. C s.l Bot. cab. 1219

*1482. METROSIDENROS Gac. METROSIDEROS. (Melra, pith of a tree, s/rferos, iron.) Myrttcece. 8.— 12.

12678 VITUS Lindl.
* 12679 hispidus Sm.
|12i>80 floribundus Sm.
^12,-iSl cost^itus Gae.

12682 glomfilifer 6'w.

12683 angustifylius Sm.

true Iron-wood f O or 20 mr.jn Y

rough H | | or 6 my.au Y

bundle-flowered* | ) or 6 jl.au W

ribbed H i | or 6 ... Y

heap-bearing HI | or 15 my.jn Y.G

narrow-leaved H j | or 6 ... Y.G

E. Indies 1819. C s.l Lind.col. 18

N. S. W. 1789. C s.l Ex. bot. 1. 42

N. S. W. 1788. C s.I

N. S. W. 1816. C s.l Gae. fr. 1. Si. 2

N. S. W. 1805. C s.l

C. G. H. 1787. C s.l

ORDEK I.

1COSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

197

12684 asperus Ma. C.
12(585 capitals SHI.

rough
capitate

... N. Holl. 1824. C s.l
Pk N. Holl. 1824. C s.l

*1483. CALLISTiiTMON R.Er. CALLISTEMOV. (Kallistos, most beautiful, stei

-non, stam,

) Myrtaceee. 14.— 18.

12686 speci6sus Swt. showy

*l |or

10

mr.jn

C

N. S. W.

1823.

C

S.1

Bot. mag. 1761

Metrosid'Tos speciosus R. M.

12687 viminalis G. Don twiggy

*l_Jor

10

mr.jn

R

N. S. W.

1800.

C

S.1

Gae. fr. 1. 34. 4

Metrosidferos viminalis Gae.

12688 lanceolatus Swt. spear-/eayed

« i |or

10

jn.n

C

N. S. W.

1788.

c

S.1

Bot. mag. 260

Metrosideros citrinus Ji. M.

12689 pungens G.Don pungent

»l_Jor

6

my.jn

N. S. W.

1827.

c

s.l

12690 rigidus R. Br. rigid

•* i. (or

5

ap.my

c"

N. Holl.

1800.

c

s.l

Bot. reg. 393

12691 linear:* Swt. linear

* I |or

6

jn.jl

s

N. S. W.

1788.

c

S.1

Wen. nan. 19.11

1269-2 linearifolius Lk. linear-leaved

* 1 | or

10

mr.jn

R

N. S. W.

1820.

c

p.l

12693 viridiflorus Swt. , green-flowered

*l_Jor

5

jn.au

G

N. Holl.

1818.

c

S.1

Bot. mag. 2602

12694 /nnifolius Swt. Pine-leaved

m\ |or

6

jn.jl

G

N. S. W.

c

8.1

Wen. c. 1. 16

12695 marginatus Swt. margined

« 1 1 or

6

P.Y

N. S. W.

1816.

c

s.l

Cav. ic. 4. 332

12696 form6sus Ma. C. handsome

«l 1 | or

5

...

• ••

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p

12697 microphyllus A/a.C. small-leaved

*l |or

5

...

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.p

12698 semperflorens Lo.C. ever-blowing

* 1 |or

fi

mr.jn

c'"

N. S. W.

1818.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 523

12699 rugulosus G. Don. small wrinkly

m i |or

6

mr.jn

Pk

N. S. W.

1821.

c

p.l

Metrosid£ros rugulosus W.

12700 lophanthus Swt. crest-flowered

*L_Jor

6

jn.au

G.Y

N. Holl.

1800.

c

S.1

Sw. au. 29

Metrosidferos lophanthus Vent, salig

;nus B. M.

12701 leptostachyus Suit, slender-spiked

* i |or

G

jn.au

G.Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c

S.1

* 1484. PSPDIUM L.. GUAVA. (Psidias, a Greek name of the pomegranate.)

Myrtttce

'oe. 16. — 22.

12702 pyriferum L. pear-hearing
12703 latifulium Lk. broad-leaved

*CDfr
*CDfr

7
10

jn.jl
jn.jl

W
W

W. Indies 1656.
S. Amer. 1800.

C r.m
C r.m

Bot. reg. 1079

12704 pomiferum L. apple-bearing

• Oft

10

jn.jl

W

W. Indies 1692.

C

r.m

R. mal. 3. 35

12705 sapidissimum Jac. most savoury

* Q fi-

10

jn.jl

W

1824.

c

r.m

12706 guineense Swz. Guinea

at fjfr

8

jn.jl

W

Guinea

1822.

c

r.m

12707 aromaticum Aub. aromatic

* l~~l or

5

W

W. Indies

1779.

c

r.m

Aub. gui. 1. 191

12708 grandiflorum Aub. great-flowered

*Qfr

8

jl.au

W

Guiana

1800.

c

r.m

Aub. gui. 1. 190

12704 guian£nse Rich. Guiana

* CD fl-

5

jl.au

W

Guiana

1822.

c

r.m

12710 fragrans Lo. C. fragrant

air"] fr

8

ap.au

W

Guiana

1823.

c

r.m

12711 cordatum B. M. cordate

»d)fr

G

my.jl

W

W. Indies

ilSll.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 1779

12712 montanum Swz. mountain

H [~~l fi-

4

W

W. Indies

1 1779.

c

r.m

12713 polycarpum Andr. many-fruited

at r~lfr

9

my

W

Trinidad

1810.

c

r.m

Bot. reg. 653

12714 Cattleianwwz Lindl. Cattley's

1 Ljft-

20

my.jn

W

S. Amer.

1818.

c

r.m

Lind. coL 16

12715 wiyrtifiMium Lo. C. Myrtle-leaved

• oft-

6

f-jl

W

1820.

c

r.m

12716 oligospt§rmum Hort. few-seeded
12717 chinense Lo. C. Chinese

itl — | fr
<tr~lfr

10
6

W
W

China"

1817.
1820.

c
c

r.m
r.m

1485. NE'LITRIS Gae. NELITRIS. (Ne, priv. elytron, seed-case ; berry unpartitioned.) Myrthcece. 1. — 3.

12718 JambosMa Gae. Jambosella «l CD f r 10 ... W Society Is. 1810. C s.p Gae. fr. 27. 5
Psidium decaspermum L.Jil.

1486. MELANOPSI'DIUM Cot. MELANOPSIDIUM. (Melanos, black, psidium, guava.) RubBcecB. 1.

12719 nlgrum Col. black 1 CD or 12 ... Crea 1823. C s.p Col. h. rip. 35

*1487. EUGE'N/^ L.

EUGENIA. (Prince Eugene, of Savoy, patron of bol

any.)

MyrtcLcece. 25.— 87.

12720 javanica Lam.

Java

•Sit

§fr

10

• ••

W

Java

1823.

C

s.p

Ru. am. 1. 38. 2

\ 12721 malaccensis L. Malay Apple tree
12722 macrocarpa Rox. long-fruited
12723 glandulifera Rox. glanduliferous

I

fr
fr
CD or

25

so

10

ray.au

S
W
W

E. Indies
E. Indies
E. Indies

1768.
1822.
1825.

C

c
c

s.p
s.p
s.p

BoL rep. 458

12724 pulchella Rox.

pretty

•4t

CD or

10

W

E. Indies

1824.

c

s.p

§ 12725 aquea Rox.

watery

jft

20

W

E. Indies

1820.

c

s.p

12726 acuminata Rox.

acuminate

at

§or

10

my.jl

W

E. Indies

1820.

c

s.p

12727 ternifolia Rox.

three-leaved

at

or

...

W

E. Indies

1822.

c

s.p

12728 obtusif&lia Rox.

obtuse-leaved

at

CD or

10

W

E. Indies

1821.

c

s.p

§ 12729 amplexicaulis Rox.

stem-clasping

«t

10

my.jl

W

E. Indies

1823.

c

s.p

Bot reg. 1033

12730 cerasoldes Rox.

Cherry-like

at

1 i or

10

W

E. Indies

1822.

e

s.p

12731 sumatrana Lo. C.

. Sumatra

jgl

CD or

12

W

Sumatra

1823.

c

s.p

\ 12732 Jumbos L.

Jambos

9

25

f.ji"

GY

E. Indies

1768.

c

sp

Bot. mag. 1696

12733 baruensis Jac.

Baruan

at

CD or

20

W

S. Amer.

• ••

c;

s.p

Jac. ic. 3. 486

127:34 axillaris W.

axillary

at

[ 1 or

JO

s

W

Jamaica

1793.

c

s.p

12735 fragrans W.
1127.>6 Mini Aub.

sweet-scented
Mini

*

Bor
or

10

10

ap.my

W
W

Jamaica
Guiana

1790.
1803.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 1242
Aub. gui. 1. 197

12737 elliptica Sm.

g>

1 |or

8

my.s

W

N. S. W.

1790.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 1872

U2738 wyrtif61ia ATer

Myrtle-leaved

at

i ) or

8

ap.jl

W

N. Holl.

1818.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 627

A/yrtus australis B.

M.

12739 rtgustrina W.

Privet-leaved

41

Bor

8

au

W

Hispaniol

,1798.

c

s.p

12740 uniflura L.

one-flowered

at

or

7

ja.mr

W

Brazil

1759.

c:

s.p

Bot. mag. 473

$ 12741 zeylanica W.

Ceylon

«

CD or

10

jn.jl

W

Ceylon

1798.

c

s.p

Bot. rep. 619

12742 balsamica Wnl.

balsam

£t

CD °r

...

W

......

1816.

c

s.p

12743 latifulia y<M6

broad-leaved

at

CD or

10

... •

"W

Guiana

1793.

c

s.p

Aub. gui. 1. 199

12744 bracteata Raeu.

bracteate

at

CD °r

8

W

E. Indies

1820.

c:

s.p

$ 12745 macrophyllaiam.
12746 fiuxifolia W.

long-leaved
Box-leaved

at
at

I | or
L ) pr

10
4

my.jn

W
W

E.Indies 1820.
W. Indies 1818.

c
c

s.p
s.p

12747 floribunda W^rf

bundle-flowered

.as

CD or

5

W

W. Indies

1820.

c

s.p

12748 obovata Poir.

obovate

%

CD or

.

...

W

I. France

1823.

c

s.p

12749 glauca Fts.

glaucous

at

| j or

5

W

......

1822.

c

s.p

12750 sinemari^nsis ,4tt&.

Sinemaria

at

1 — [ f r

4

my.jl

W

Guiana

1823.

c

s.p

Aub. gui. 1. 198

12751 auriculata Lo. C.

small-eared

at

§or

10

W

1825.

c

s.p

12752 petalomoldes Lo. C.

Petaloma-like

4t

or

10

...

W

E. Indies

1825.

c

s.p

12753 graeilis Lo. C.

slender

at

or

W

E. Indies

1825.

c

s.p

12754 rugosa io. C.

wrinkly

at

CD or

...

...

W

E. Indies

1824.

c

S.p

1488. CARYOPHY'LLUS L. CLOVE TREE. (Kartjon, nut, phyllon, a leaf ; buds of flowers.) Myrt&ce*. 1.
12755 aromaticus L. aromatic i CD cul 20 ... Y.w Moluccas 1797. C l.p Bot.mag.2749.2750

* 1489. MY'RTUS L.
12756 comm finis L.
1 romana

MYRTLE.
common
Roman

(Moron, sweet ointment; fragrance.) Myrtucete. 14.— 5a

l I | or 6 il.au W S. Europe 1597. C r.m Duh. no. 43

I , | or 6 jl au W S. Europe 1597. C r.m Mil. ic. 184. 1

O 3

198

ICOSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

2 tarentina

Tarentine HI | or

G

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1597.

C

r.m

3 italica

Italian HI | or

6

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1597.

C

r.m

4 bae'tica

Batic H i_J or

6

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1597.

c

r.m

Black. 114

5 lusitanica

Portuguese tut \ | or

6

jl.au

w

S. Europe 1597.

c

r.m

Cl. h. 1. 1

6 belgica
7 mucronata

broad-lvdDutchtl \ | or
pomted-leaved HI | or

6

jl.au
jl.au

w
w

S. Europe 1597.
S. Europe 1597.

c
c

r.m
r.m

8 fl6re pleno

double-floweredH i | or

8

jl.au

w

S. Europe 1597.

c

r.m

9 variegata

variegated «« | ] or

6

jl.au

w

S. Europe 1597.

c

r.m

10 maculata

spotted HI i or

g

jl.au

w

S. Europe 1597.

c

r.m

12757 tenuifolia Sm.

fine-leaved *» i | or

5

w

N. Holl. 1824.

c

s.p

12758 tomentosa H. K.

vfoolly -leaved H i ) or

6

jn.jY

p

China 1776.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 250

12759 affinis Hort.

kindred HI | or

ft

jn.jl

p

China 1823.

c

s.p

12760 biflura L.

two-flowered H L I or

10

ap.my

w

Jamaica 1759.

c

s.p

Br. jam. 25. 3

12761 trinervis Sm.

three-nerved HI | or

5

...

w

N. Holl. 1824.

c

s.p

12762 lucida L.

shining H 1 1 or

6

w

Surinam 1793.

c

s.p

12763 dumosa Vahl

bushy HI lor

3

jn jl

w

W. Indies 1793.

c

s.p

12764 Grfeg/j Swz.
12765 virgultosa Swz.
§12766 acris Swz.

Greg's HI 1 or
twisjgv HI I or
tcrSWild Clove* C3 or

6
6

10

jl.au
my.jl

w
w
w

Dominica 1776.
Jamaica 1787.
Jamaica 1759.

c

c
c

s.p
s.p
s.p

Gae. fr. 33. 3
PI. ic. 208. 1
Pluk. al. 155. 3

12767 coriacea Vahl

leathery-leaved £ 1 i or

30

w

Hispaniol.1759.

c

S.p

PI. ic. 208. 2

{ 12768 pimentoides Lindl.

Allspice-like $ CZ) or

20

my

w

W.Indies ...

c

s.p

Bot. cab. 178

12769 obsc lira B. R.

doubtful H n or

6

jn.au

w

Maranh. 1823.

c

S.p

Bot. reg. 1044

*1490. CALYPTRA'NTHES Sm. CALYPTRANTHES.

12770 Zuzygium Siuz. Zuzvgium t CD tm 20

(Kalyptra,
my.jl \V

•ve\\,anthos, flower.)
W. Indies 1778. L

Myrtacea:. 4. — 9.
s.p Br. jam. 7. 2

$12771 Jambolana W.

Jambolana tree T 1 1 or

20

...

w

E. Indies 1798.

L

s.p

Ku. am. 1. 42

12772 Chytraculia Swz. forked Chytracula^ CD or
§ 12773 caryophyllifolia W. Clove-leaved jr CD or

20
20

mr.my

w
w

Jamaica 1778.
E. Indies 1822.

L

L

s.p

s.p

Br. jam. 37. 2
Ku. am. 1. 41

Eugenia caryophyllatu J?oor.

1491. PIME'NTA Lindl. PIMENTA. (Pimiento, Indian pepper, Span.} MyrKcece. 1.

12774 vulgaris Lindl. common Allspice 9 O cul 30 my.jl W W. Indies 1723. C s.p Bot. mag. 1236
Jlyrtus Pitncnta L.

1492. OLY'NTHIA Lindl. OLYNTHIA. (Olynthos, an unripe fig.) Myrtacea;. 1.

12775 disticha Lindl. two-rowed $ CD or 2 ap.jl W Jamaica 1793. C s.p Bot.
Mfrtus disticha Swz.

mag. 867

1493. EUCALY'PTUS Herit. EUCALYPTUS. (Eu, well, kalypto, to cover;

calyx-lid.)

MyrtacetE. 29.

12776 robusta Sm.

robust Gum tree % \ 1 tm

30 au.s

W

N. S. W.

1794.

L

l.p

Sm. n. h.13

12777 reticulata Lk.

netted

i | or

30 ...

W

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12778 pilularis Sm.

pelleted

1 |tm

30 ...

w

N. S. W.

1804.

L

l.p

12779 rostrata Cav.

beaked

1 | tm

30

w

N. S. W.

1804.

L

l.p

Cav. ic. 4. 342

12780 cornfita Lab.

horned

1 | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1803.

L

s.p

Lab. vo. 1. 20

12781 globulus Lab.

globuled

1 1 or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1810.

L

S.I

Lab. n. h. 1. 13

12782 orbicular is Lo. C.

orbicular

. tZJor

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1816.

L

S.I

12783 incrassata Lab.

thickened ]

1 | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1818.

L

l.p

12784 marginata Sm.

thick-edged ''

i ) tm

30 ap.jl

w

N. Holl.

1794.

L

l.p

12785 longifolia Lk.

long-leaved '

1 | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12786 tereticornis Sm.

round- horned '

" 1 | tm

30 ...

w

N. S. W.

1804.

L

l.p

12787 resinifera Sm. resin-bg. red Gum tree]
12788 multiflora Sm. . manv-flowered '

1 | tm
1 | tm

30 ap.jl
30 ...

w
w

N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1788.
1820.

L
L

3

Bot. rep. 400

12789 capitellata Sm.

small-headed '

i | tm

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1804.

L

l.p

Sm. n. h.42

12790 saligna Sm.

\Villow-/2&<? '

Htm

30 ...

w

N. S. W.

1804.

L

l.p

12791 joersicifolia L.

Peach-leaved ]

or

30 jl

w

N. Holl.

1817.

L

CO

Bot. cab. 501

12792 media Lk.

intermediate

»l_Jor

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12793 mucronata Lk.

mucronate ;

Hor

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12794 triantha Lk.

three-flowered 1

or

30

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12795 elongata Lk.

lengthened Jf i | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12796 Iongif61ia Lindl.

long-leaved J i | or

30 jn

w

N. Holl.

...

L

CO

Bot. reg. 947

12797 wzyrtifblia Lk.

Myrtle-leaved HI ) or

6

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12798 microphylla Lk.

small-leaved { i | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12799 stenophylla Lk.

narrow-leaved £ i | or

30 ..

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12800 angustifolia Lk.
12801 phillyreoldes Lo.

narrow-leaved £ i 1 or
C. Phillyrea-like f i_J or

30 ..
30 ..

w
w

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1810.
1820.

L
L

S.I
S.I

12802 viminalis Lab.

twiggy f i 1 or

30

w

N. Holl.

1810.

L

l.p

12803 pulchella Lo. C.

pretty

1 | or

30 ..

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.I

12804 verrucosa Hort.

warty

1 | | or

30

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.I

12805 Aypericifolia Out

n. Hypericum-lvd

; | | or

30 ..

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12806 purpurascens Lk.

purpurascent

; | | or

30 ..

w

N. Holl.

1823.

L

CO

12807 albicaulis Hort.

white-stemmed

a or

30

w

N. Holl.

1810.

L

S.I

12808 perfoliata Hort.

perfoliate

tm

30

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.I

12809 heterophylla Swt

various-leaved

i i tm

30 ..

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.I

12810 pulverule'nta Lk.
cordata Lod.

powdery ~<

Ujor

30 jn

w

N. Holl.

1816.

L

CO

Bot. mag. 2087

ISSllhirsutaZ,*.

hairy

i 1 or

20

w

N. Holl.

L

CO

12812 microphylla Cun.

small-leaved

:tjor

20

w

N. Holl.

1824.

L

S.I

12813 cotinifolia Lod.

Cotinus-leaved

1 j or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1818.

L

S.I

12814 pulvigera Cun.

powdered

; i | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1824.

L

S.I

12815 undulata Hort.

waved

1 | or

30

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.1

12816 alata Hort.

winged

l 1 or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1816.

L

S.I

12817 fiotryoides Sm.
12818 hsemastoma Sm.

Botrys-like
bloody-mouthed ~<

1 | tm
1 | tm

30 ap.jl
SO ...

w
w

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1803.
1803.

I.
L

lp

l.p

Cav. ic. 4. 341

12819 scabra Nois.

rough

; 1 | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1810.

L

S.I

12820 amygdalina Lab.

Almond-leaved }

' i | or

30 ...

w

N. Holl.

1820.

L

S.I

12821 piperata Sm.
12822 obliqua Sm.

oblique-leaved }

l_|tm
; | | tm

30
100jl.au

w
w

N. S. W.
V. D. L.

1788.
1774.

L
L

l.p

l.p

Par. Ion. 15

12823 corymbosa Sm.

corymb-flwd

1 i |tm

30

w

N. S. W.

1788.

L

l.p

Cav. ic. 4. 340

12824 paniculata Sm.
12825 ovata Lab.

panicled
ovate

1 | | or

; i 1 or

30
30

w
w

N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1804.
1820.

L

L

if

12826 curvula Sieb.

small curved 'P i i tm

30

w

N. Holl.

I,

S.I

12827 pauciflora Sieb.

few-flowered "J i | tm

30

w

N. Holl.

..

L

S.I

12828 virgata Sifb.

twiggy { \ | tm

SO

w

N. Holl.

M

L

S.I

12829 stricta Sieb.

strict t i | tm

30

w

N. Holl.

L

S.I

12830 eugenwttas Sieb

Eugenia-like $ i | tm

30 ...

w

N. Holl

L

S.I

ORDER I.

ICOSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

199

1494. ALA'NGIUMJ. ALANGIUM.

12831 decap^talum Lam. ten-petaled

12832 hexapetalum Lam. six-petaled

1495. CA'LYTRIX Lab. CALYTRIX.

12833 glabra R. Br. smooth
1283* mcoides Can. Heath-like

12835 floribunda Hort. bundle-flwd

12836 pubescens Suit. pubescent

1496. FCETI'DIA Com. FCETIDIA.

12837 mauritiana Lam. Mauritius

1497. PtTNlCA W.

12838 nana L.

12839 Granatura L.

2 alba

3 plena
4flava

(Alangi, its Malabar name.) Myrthcea:. 2. — 3.

""lor 10 ... Pa.P E. Indies 1779. C p.l R. mal. 4. 17
] or 15 ... P E. Indies 1823. C p.l R. mal. 4. 26

(Kalyz, a calyx, trixos, triple.)
L_|or 4 ap.jn W N.

I _ | or 2
_ I or 4
i_J or 4

W
... W

... W

Myrtacece. 4. —5.
Holl. 1818. C s.l Bot cab. 586
N. Holl. 1824. C s.p
N. Holl. 1820, C s.p
N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

(Fcetidus, fetid ; odor of wood.)
CD or 26 ... W Mauritius 1825. C s.l

POMEGRANATE. (Punicus, Carthaginian ; from N. Africa to Rome.) Granateee. 2.

dwarf 3k | | or 5 jl.s R

common & fr 18 jn.s S

Mvhite-flowered & or 10 jn.s W

double-flowered^ or 10 jn.s S

yellow-flowered & or 10 jn.s Y

W. Indies 1723. C r.m Bot. mag. 634

S. Europe 1548. C r.m Bot. mag. 1832

China ... C r.m Bot. rep. 96

S. Europe ... C r.m Tr. ehr. 71. 2

S. Europe ... C r.m

1498. ^MY'GDALUS Tou. ALMOND. (Amysso, to lacerate ;
1840 niina L. common dwarf 3fe or 2 mr.ap R

12840 na-na L.

2 ge6rgica Dec.

3 campestris Bes.
12841 incana W.

12842 sibirica Lo. C.

12843 orientalis H. K.

12844 communis L.

2 amara

3 fragilis Dec.

4 macrocarpa Dec.

5 persicoldes Dec.

12845 pumila W.

common dwarf 3fe

Georgian £fe

field 3fe
hoary

Siberian 36

oriental SI

common, or sweet *£
bitter

brittle 3f

long-fruited ¥

Peach-like $

double dwarf Sit

Prhnus sinensis Pers.

1499. PE'RSICA Tou. PEACH.

12846 vulgaris Mil. common
jitnygdalus Persica L.

1 carne secedente parting-fleshed

2 carne adharente adhering-fleshed

3 flore plfeno double-flwd

12847 lajvvis Dec. smooth, or Nectarine
^mygdalus Persica Nectarina H. K.

1 caine secedente parting,fleshed

2 carne adhaerente adhering-fleshed

or" 2 mr.ap *..

or 3 mr.ap R

or 2 mr.ap R

or 2 mr.ap R

or 5 mr.ap R

or 10 mr.ap R

fr 15 mr.ap R

fr 15 mr.ap R

fr 15 mr.ap R

fr 15 mr.ap R

fr 15 mr.ap R

or 4 my.jn R

fissured shell.)
Russia 1683.
Georgia 1818.
Podolia
Caucasus
Siberia
Levant
Barbary
Barbary
Barbary
Barbary
Barbary
China

1818.

1820.
1756.
1548.
1548.

1683.

Rosacea?. 6. — 9.

B s.l Bot. mag. 161

B p.l

B s.l

B s.l Pal. ros. 1

S p.l

B s.l

B n.l

B h.l Black. 195

B h.l Noi.jar.7. 3.2

B h.l Noi.jar.7. 3

B h.l Noi.jar.7. 3.1

L s.l Bot. mag. 2176

(Originally from Persia.)
fr 15 ap.my R Persia

Rosacea, 2.
1562. B co Noi.jar. ic.

fr

15

ap.my

R

Persia

1562.

B

CO

ft

15

ap.my

R

Persia

1562.

B

CO

or

15

ap.my

Persia

B

CO

fr

15

ap.my

R

Persia

1562.

B

CO

Noi. jar. 20. 23.

fr

15

apmy

R

Persia

1562.

B

CO

fr

15

ap.my

R

Persia

1562.

B

CO

1500. ^RMENTACA Tou. APRICOT.
1S848 vulgaris Lam. common

PrCinus ytfrmeniaca L.

1 ovalifulia Ser. oval-leaved

2 cordifolia Ser. heart-leaved *

12849 dasycarpa Pers. thick-fruited \
Prunus dasycarpa Ehrh.

2 persicifolfa Loi. Peach-leaved *

12850 siberica Pers. Siberian I
Prunus siberica L.

12851 brigantiaca Pers. Brigantian =
Prunus brigantiaca Vil.

1501. PRITNUS Tou. PLUM.

12852 spinusa L. spiny Sloe tree S

2 microcarpa Wallr. small-fruited Si

3 macrocarpa Wallr. long-fruited =

4 ovata Ser. ovate-fruited 3

12853 insititia L. grafted H

12854 candicans Balb. whitish S

12855 Cocomilla Ten. Cocomilla 3

12856 maritima Wan. sea «

12857 pubescensPozr.notPA.pubescent S

12858 domestica L. domestic Plum '•

(Originally from Armenia.)

Ros&cece. 4.

2 Claudj^na Pers. Petite Heine Clauc

3 myrobalana L. Myrobalan

4 damasctna L. Damas Musqu

5 turonensisSer. TurinPrunier Suisse*

6 Juliana L. Saint Julian's

. 7 Catharine Ser. Saint Catherine's3

8 Aubertiwna Ser. Dame Aubert's '

9 pruneauliana Ser.Impcratrice viol.
pyramid-alls Dec.

12859 divaricata Led. divaricate

fr 15 f.mr W Levant 1548. B co Lam.il. 431

[1.2

fr 15 f.mr W Levant 1548. B co Noi. jar.1.1. 2. 2.

fr 15 f.mr W Levant 1548. B co Noi. jar. 1. 3. 2.3

fr ' 15 ap W 1800. B co Bot. cab. 1250

fr 15 ap W 1800. B co L.duh.fr.5.552.1

fr 6 ap Pk Siberia 1788. L r.m PaL ros. 1. 8

fr 4 mr Pk S. Europe 1819. L co L.duh. fr. 5. 59

(Prune,

its Greek name.)

Rosacees. 8. — 10.

or

15

mr.ap

W

Britain

bed

. S

CO

Eng. bot. 842

or

10

mr.ap

W

Britain

he<

. S

CO

or

10

mr.ap

W

Britain

hed

. S

CO

or

10

mr.ap

W

Britain

hcc

. S

CO

Black. 494

fr

20

ap

W

Britain

hec

. S

CO

Eng. bot. 841

or

15

ap

W

••••••

182(

). S

CO

or

20

ap

W

Calabria

182-

L S

CO

or

4

my

W

N. Amer.

180(

). L

s.l

or

8

my

W

181?

!. L

CO

fr

20

ap

W

England

hc(

. G

r.m

Eng. bot. 1783.

fr

20

ap

W

,.

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 13

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 11

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 15

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 20. 3

fr

20

ap

W

Turin"

t

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 20.1

fr

20

ap

W

...

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 20. 4

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 29. 5

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh. fr. 2. 2. 10 '

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Duh.fr. 2. 18 '

or 10 ap W Caucasus

L co

* 1502. CE'RASUS J. CHERRY. (First brought from
12860 avium Moen. birds' Corone f or 50

Cerasus, a town of Pontus in Asia.) R
ap.my W England ... S co

osdcete. 30.— 42.
Black. 425

1 sylvestris Ser. wild

fr

50

ap

W

Britain woods. S co

2 macrocarpa Ser. long purple-ftd 3

E fr

50

ap

W

Switzerl. .. S co

L.duh.fr.1.4. D

3 pallida Ser. white and redftd *

! fr

20

ap

W

.. B co

L.duh. fr.5.4.B

4 multiplex Ser. double-flowered3

h or

15

ap.my

W

...!..

B co

12861 duracina L. hard

t ^

20

ap.my

W

S. Europe

.. G co

L.duh.fr.5.18.D

1 cordigera Ser. heart-bearing 3
2 obtusata Ser. blunted 3

t f
t f1

20
20

ap.my
ap.my

W
W

.. B co
B co

L. duh.fr. 5.2. B
L.duh.fr.5.18.B

3 mammillaris Ser. mammillary 3

:- fr

20

ap.my

W

.. B co

L. duh.fr. 5 16. A

macrophylla Poir.

O 4

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

12862 Juliana Dec. Saint Julian's *

' fr

20

ap.my

W

S. Europe ...

G

CO

2 Heaumwwifl Ser. Heaum's

6 fr

15

ap.my

W

B

CO

L. duh. fr. 5. 19

3 p£ndula Ser. pendulous 3
12663 Pseudo-cerasusizwd/. Bastard Cher. ^

* or

6 fr

10
6

ap.my
ap.my

W
W

S. Europe ...
China 1821.

G
G

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 800

12864 caproniana Dec. Capronian *

* fr

20

ap.my

W

S. Europe ...

G

CO

1 MontmorencynnaSer. Montmorency

3f fr

80

ap.my

W

G

CO

Noi. jar. 5

2 pallescens Ser. pallescent ceramble*

P fr

90

ap.my

W

>(

G

CO

Duh.fr. 2. 11

3 gobbet tn Ser. Gobbetta, white-flesh]

Z fr

'JO

ap.my

W

c;

CO

Duh. fr. 1. 8.

4 polygyna Ser. polyg. Cer. a bouquet *
5 multiplex Ser. double-flowered*
6 joersiciflora Ser. Peach-flowered 3

£ fr
* fr
f fr

90

20

ap.my
ap.my
ap.my

W
W
W

••

G
G
G

CO
CO
CO

Duh. fr 4. 3
Duh.fr. 4. 5

7 variegata Ser. variegated 3

£ fr

10

ap.my

W

... .

G

CO

8 griotta Ser. Griotte 3

f fr

20

ap.my

W

... • ...

G

CO

9 cordigera Guigne heart-bearingj fr

20

ap.my

W

... .

G

CO

L.duh.fr.5.14.A

12865 semperflorensDec. [ jS^""* } 3

* fr

20

ap.my

W

G

CO

Den. br. 131

2 sessiliflora Ser. sessile- flowered *

* fr

20

ap.my

W

• ••

G

CO

12866 Chamascerasus Loi. Ground Cherry i

i or

8

my

W

Austria 1597.

L

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 90

128t>7 persicifulia Loi. Peach-leaved 3

fe or

8

my

W

N. Amer. ...

G

s.l

12868 pumila MX. dwarf S

1 or

2

my

W

N. Amer. 1756.

L

s.l

Mil. ic. 89. 2

12869 pygma?va Loi. pygmy ^

k or

4

my

W

N. Amer. 1823.

B

CO

12870 nlgra Loi. black j

f or

20

ap.my

W

N. Amer. 1773.

G

CO

Bot. mag. 11 17

12871 borealis MX. northern Choke 3

f or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1822.

L

CO

12872 depressa Ph. depressed Sand i

i or

4

my

W

N. Amer. 1805,

L

s.l

12873 hyemalis MX. winter Black Choke 3,

£ or

4

my

W

N. Amer. 1805.

L

s.l

12874 prostrata Ser. prostrate Jtt | or
12875 chicasa Ser. Chicasaw Plum^ or

1

6

ap.my
ap.my

Pk
W

Crete 1802.
N. Amer. 1806.

L
L

s.l
s.l

Bot. reg. 136

12876 pubescens Ser. pubescent Si

l! or

12

ap.my

W

N. Amer. 1820.

G

CO

Prunus pubescens PA.

12877 japonica Loi. Japan S

k or

2

mr.my

Pk

Japan 1810.

G

CO

2 multiplex Ser. double S

£ or

4

mr.my

Pk

Japan 1810.

G

CO

Bot. reg. 27

12878 pennsylvanica Loi. Pennsylvanian '

* or

30

my

W

N. Amer. 1773.

S

CO

W.ar.3.3

12879 Mahaleb Mil. Mahaleb

or

20

ap.my

W

Austria 1714.

G

CO

Jac. au. 3. 227

12880 Padus Dec. Bird Cherry =

or

SO

ap.my

W

Britain woods.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1383

1 vulgaris Ser. common

' or

SO

ap.my

W

Britain woods.

L

CO

L duh. fr. 5. 1

2 parviflora Ser. small-flowered *j

or

30

ap.my

W

N. Europe ...

L

CO

Fl. dan. 205

3 rubra Ser. red Cornish Bird a

' or

SO

ap.my

W

Britain

L

CO

W.ar.4.2

Prunus riibra W.

4 bracteosa Ser. long-graded *

* or

SO

ap.my

W

Europe

L

co

12881 virginiana MX. Virginian j

' or

30

my.jn

W

Virginia 1724.

L

CO

W. ar. 5. 2

12882 canadensis Loi. Canadian

e or

15

my.jn

W

Canada 1820.

L

CO

Pluk. al. 158. 4

12883 nepalensis Ser. Nepal

E | or

20

W

Nepal 1820.

G

CO

12884 serdtina Loi. late American Bird 5

^ or

30

my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1629.

L

CO

Den. br. 48

12885 occidentals Loi. West Indian J

CD or

20

year

W

Jamaica 1784.

L

CO

12886 lusitanica Loi. Portugal Laurel J

or

20

W

Portugal 1648.

S

CO

Mil. ic. 196. 1

12887 Laurocerasusioz. com. Laurel Ch.l

i or

12

ap.my

W

Levant 1629.

c:

CO

L. duh. fr. 5. 1

12888 spheerocarpa Loi. round-fruited *

k (~lor

10

jn Jl

W

Jamaica 1820.

c

s.p

SI. jam. 2. 193. 1

12889 caroliniana MX. Carol. Evergr. Bird i or

30

my

W

Carolina 1759.

L

CO

* 1503. CHRYSOBA'L ANUS L. COCOA PLUM. (Chrysos, gold, balanos, acorn ; fruit.) Chryiobafane*. 2. — 4.
12890 Icaco L. Icaco West Indian * O fr 15 ... W W. Indies 1752. L r.m Jac. am. 94

1289f oblongifolius MX. oblong-leaved * i_J f r 3 my.jn W Georgia 1812. C l.p Bart. it. c. ic.

1504. LOPHPRA Banks LOPHIRA. (Lophos. a crest ; bract at flower.) Lophfrece. 1.

12892 africana^anAs African Scrubby Oak£ CD or 10 jn.jl W S. Leone 1822. S s.l Gac. fr. 3. 188

CLASS XII. ORDER 2,

ICOSA'NDRIA DI-PENTAGY'NIA.

1505. JVfE'SPTLUS L.

12893 germanica L. German com.

2 stricta Dec. strict

3 diffusa Dec. difflise

12894 Smithw Dec. Smith's
grandiflora Sm.

*1506. CRAT^'GUSi. HAWTHORN.

12895 Pyracantha Pen. Evergr. Thorn

12896 crenulata Rox. crenulated

12897 Crus-galli L. Cockspur

1 splendens H. K. shining

2 pyracanthifdliaDcc. Pyracant.-lvd

3 salicifolia Willow-leaved

4 linearis Dec. linear
Mespilus linearis Desf.

12898 punctata H. K. doited-fruited

12899 elliptica H. K. elliptic-team*

12900 prun\fb\\z Bosc Plum-leaved

12901 pruneUtfulia Bosc Prunella-lvd

12902 latifulia Pers. broad-leaved

12903 parvif 61ia H. K. small-leaved

12904 ovalifblia Horn. oval-leaved

12905 apiifolia MX. Parsley-leaved

12906 pyrifolia H. K. Pear-leaved
edulis Hort.

12907 glandulosa W. glandulous

12908 spathulata Mr. statute-leaved

12909 coccinea L. &oar]et-frvited

12910 cordata Mil. heart-leaved

MEDLAR. (Metos, half, pilos, bullet : fruit resembling half a bullet.) Hosacece. 2.

fr

12'

my.jl

W

England

bed.

G

h.l

Eng. bot. 1523

fr

12

my.jl

W

Europe

G

CO

fr

12

my.jl

W

Europe

...

G

CO

Duh. fr. 1 . 3

or

12

my.jn

W

1800.

L

CO

Ex. bot. 1. 18

(Kra

tos, s

trength ; hardness of wood.)

Eos

acea:. 49.— 52.

or

10

my

W

S. Europe

1629.

S

8.1

Schm. ar. 90

_|or

10

my.jn

W

Nepal

18*0.

B

s.l

or

20

myjn

W

N. Amer.

1691.

1?

CO

Den. br. 56

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

r,

CO

Pluk. al. 46. 1

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

]5

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

...

B

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

...

B

CO

or

15

my

W

N. Amer.

1746.

B

CO

Den. br. 57

or

20

my

W

N. Amer.

1765.

B

CO

or
or

20
20

my.jn
my.jn

W
W

N. Amer.

1818.

B
B

CO
CO

or

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1820.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1704.

B

CO

Den.br. 65

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1810.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1812.

B

CO

or

15

W

N. Amer.

1765.

B

CO

Den.br. 61

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1750.

B

CO

Bot. cab. 1C12

or

15

my.jn

W

N. Amer.

1806.

B

CO

Eot. cab. 1261

or

20

ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1683.

B

CO

Den. br. 62

or 20

my

W

N. Amer.

1738

B

CO

Den. br. 63

ORDER II.

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

201

12911 lobata Bosc lobed

12912 purpurea Bosc purple ¥

12913 florentma Zuc. Florentine x
Pyrus cratsgifolia Lab.

12914 tfigra IV. $ K. black %

12915 pentagyna W. $ K. five-styled ¥

12916 fttva //. A'. yellow Pear-berried 5

12917 fissa Bosc cleft £

12918 marocc\na Pers. Morocco 5

12919 Oxyacantha L. com. Hawthorn jf

2 rosea roseate-./?ui^ ^
laciniata Wallr.

3 major greater-fruited *t

4 pras^cox early

5 plena double-flowered 5

6 ai'irea golden-berried 5f

12920 oxyacantho'idesrAwzY.Oxyacantha-lk^f

12921 eriocarpa Lindl. woolly-fruited

12922 monogyna Pall. one-styled

12923 heterophylla Plug, various-leaved
J2924 Azarolus L. Azarole

12925 Arunia Bosc Aroma.

12926 orientalis Bone oriental Azarole

12927 tanacetifoliaPe;-s. Tansy-lvd Azarole*

2 taurica

Taurian

Celsiuna Hort.

12928 odoratissima.ff..fl.

sweetest-sctd A.

12929 laciniata Uc.

fringed

12930 melanocarpa Bieb.

black-berried

12931 flabellata Bosc

fan-leaved

12932 spinosissima Lod.
12933 mexicana M.#S.

spiniest
Mexican

12934 viridis L.

green

12935 Oliviewwa Bosc

Olivier's

12936 Poiretirma Dec.

Poiret's

12937 glabra Lod.

smooth

12938 alpina Mil.

alpine

12939 lucida Mil.

shining

12940 sanguinea Pall.

bloody

12941 carpatica Lo. C.
12942 corallina T/tun.

Carpathian
coralline

12943 florida Lo. C.

Florida

* 1507. PY'RUS L. PYRUS.

12944 cormnunis L. common Pear *

1 /Tchras Wallr. Achras entire-lvd *

2 Py raster IVallr. Pyras.serrated-lvd[
sylvestris Gae.

3 satlva Dec. garden

12945 Pollveria L. Polver's headed-lvd *
BollwyllerzY/wa Dec.

12945 A-alvi folia Drc. Sage-lvd Aurelian *

12947 amygdaliformisFz'A, almond-formed3
salicifolia Loi.

12948 dajagnifolia Pall. Elzeagnus-lvd *
orientalis Horn.

12949 salicifulia L. Willow-leaved *

12950 lanata D. Don woolly

12951 crenata D. Don crenated

12952 sinaica Thouin Mt. Sinai Medlar*

12953 nivalis L. snow-white-lvd S

12954 acerba Dec. sour apple *
A/alus /3 sylvestris FA dan.

12955 Afalus L. ' Apple tree

12956 astracanica Dec. Astracan apple '•

12957 floribunda B. R. bundle-flwd

12958 dioica W. dioecious

12959 spectabilis H.K. showy Chinese apple

12960 prunifulia W. Plum-lvd Siberian crab*

12961 baccata L. berried

12962 tomentusa Dum. tomentose

12963 coronaria L. crown svaeet-sctd crab

12964 angustifdlia //. K. narrow-leaved

12965 A\\z Ehrh. White Beam tree3

1 obtusifolia Dec. blunt-leaved

2 acutif61ia Dec. sharp-leaved
alp'ina W. en.

12966 intermedia Ehrh. intermediate Y

1 latifolia Dec. broad-leaved $
Sorbus latifoiia Pers.

2 angustifolia Dec. narrow-leaved ¥.
edulis W.en.

12967 torminalis Ehrh. griping Wild Service^

inalis L.

or

15

my.jn

W

r,

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

1822.

B

CO

Den. br. 60

or

15

my.jn

W

1800.

B

CO

or

20

ap.my

W

Hungary 1819.

B

CO

Den. br. 64

or

15

my.jn

W

Hungary 1820.

B

CO

or

20

my

W

N. Amer. 1724.

15

CO

Den. br. 59

or

15

mv.jn

W

1810.

B

CO

or
or

15
15

my.jn
my.jn

W

W

Barbary 1822.
Britain hed.

15

S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. c. ic.

or

15

my.jn

R

15

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

...... ...

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

France 1822.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Britain woods

j J

co

or

15

my.jn

W

Siberia

15

CO

Pal. ros. 1. 12

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1816.

15

CO

An. mu. 12. 38

or
or

15
15

mv.jn
my.jn

W
W

S. Europe 1640.
S. Europe 1810.

B

15

CO
CO

Bot. rep. 579
Poc. crat. 85

or
or
or

15
15
15

my.jn
my.jn
my.jn

W
W
W

S.Europe 1810.
Greece 1789.
Tauria 1800.

15
B
B

CO
CO
CO

Bot. rep. 591

or

15

my.jn

W

Crimea

B

CO

Bot. rep. 590

or

15

my.jn

W

Sicily 1816.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Tauria 1820.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Europe

B

CO

Bot. cab. 1100

|or

15

my.jn

W

Mexico 1823.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Carolina 1810.

15

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

Asia Min. 1820.

B

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

1810.

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

N. Amer. 1818.

B

CO

Bot. cab. 248

or

20

my.jn

W

Italy

15

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Siberia 1810.

B

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

Carp-it, mo. ...

B

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

France

15

CO

or

20

my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

B

CO

(Peren,

Celtic.)

Rosaces.

40.— 46.

or

20

ap

W

England woods.

G

CO

Eng. bot. 1784

fr

20

ap

W

...... ...

G

CO

fr

20

ap

W

G

CO

Gae.fr. 87. 2

fr

£0

ap

W

G

CO

or

15

ap.jn

W

Germany 1786.

G

CO

Bot. cab. 1009

or

15

my.jn

W

France 1806.

G

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

S. Europe 1810.

G

CO

or 20 my.jn W Siberia 1806. G co

or

20

my.jn

W

Russia

1780.

G

CO

Bot. reg. 514

or

15

my.jn

W

Nepal

1818.

G

CO

or

15

my.jn

W

Nepal

1820.

G

CO

fr

20

my.jn

W

Levant

1820.

G

CO

Den. br. 49

or

6

my

W

Austria

G

p.l

Jac. au. 2. 107

fr

20

ap.my

W

Europe

...

G

CO

Fl. dan. 1101

fr

20

ap.my

W

Britain

woods.

G

r.m

Eng. bot. 179

fr

20

ap.my

W

Astracan

1810.

G

CO

or

8

ap.my

W

China

1818.

G

CO

Bot. reg. 1006

cu

10

ap.my

W

••••••

1818.

G

CO

fr

20

my

Pk

China

1780.

G

CO

Bot. mag. 267

fr

20

ap.my

Pk

Siberia

1758.

G

CO

Mil. ic. 2. 269

or

15

ap.my

Pk

Siberia

1784.

G

CO

Den. br. 51

or

20

my.jn

W

Europe

1810.

G

CO

or

20

my

Pk

Virginia

1724.

G

CO

Bot. mag. 2009

or

20

my

Pk

N. Amer,

.1750.

G

CO

Den. br. 132

tm

40

my.jn

W

Britain

moi.w.

G

CO

Eng. bot. 1858

tm

40

my.jn

W

Europe

...

G

CO

Fl. dan. 302

tin

40

my.jn

W

Europe

...

G

CO

Duh. no. 34

tm

40

ap.my

W

Sweden

1789.

G

CO

Fl. dan. 401

tm

40

ap.my

W

Denmark 1789.

G

CO

Duh.ar. 1. 80

three-lobed
Upsal

auriculated
pinnatifid

Crata^gus torm
12P68 trilobata Dec.
129.i9 upsalilnsis Lo. C.

12970 auriculuta Dec.

12971 pinnatifida E B.
Sorbus hybrida L.

12972 microcarpa Dec.
Sorbus microcarpa Ph.

12973 aucupariaGrte. fov/ler'aMountainAfh

12974 americana Dec. American

12975 Sorbus Gae. True Service
Sorbus dom^stica L.

fr 10 ap.my W

tm 50 ap.my W

or 20 my.jn W

or 20 my.jn W

or 20 my.jn W

tm 40 my.jn W

G co

England woods. S co Eng. bot. 298

S. Europe 1810. G co Lab. syr. 4. 10

Sweden 1824. G co

Egypt 1800. G co

England rocks. S co Eng. bot. 2331

small-fruited ^ or 10 my.jn W N. Amer. ... L co

or 30 my.jn W
or 15 my.jn W
fr 30 my.jn W

Britain moi.w. S co Eng. bot. 337
Canada 1782. G co Den. br.54
England moi.w. S co Eng. bot. 350

202

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA

CLASS XII.

12976 lanugin^sa Dec. woolly *£

12977 spuria Dec. spurious

2 sambucifolia Hort. Elder-leaved $

12978 nepalensts Lo. C. Nepal

12979 arbutifulia L. Arbutus-leavedSfc

12980 melanocarpa W. black-fruited 3k

12981 Chamaemespilus Lindl. Bast. Quince *

12982 hybrida Moen. hybrid ¥

12983 edulis W. eatable $

1508. CYDCTNIA Tou. QUINCE.

12984 vulgaris Pers. common

1 maliformis Mil. apple-formed

2 lusitanica Ma.

3 oblonga Mil.

12985 japonica Pers.
2 alba

12986 sinensis Thouin

or 25 my.jn W

or 20 my.jn W

or 20 my.jn W

or 15 my.jn W

or 4 my.jn \V

or 4 my.jn W

or 8 my.jn W

tm 40 ap.my W

fr 10 ap.my W

Hungary

Nepal 1820.
N. Amer. 1700.

... S co

1800. S co
1818. S co

G co
G co

N. Amer. 1700. S co

Pyrenees 1683. L co

......... S co

France 1816. G co

Mil. ic. 100
Schm. ar. 86
Schm. ar. 87
Moen. wei. 9
Den. br. 52

(A native of Cydon, in Crete.)

fr 20 my.jn W

fr 20 my.jn W

' 20 my.jn W

" my.jn W

4 year S

4 year Pk

Rosacece. 3. — 4.

Austria 1573. L h.l Jac. au. 4. 342

1573.

Spain

Europe gard.

Japan

L co

L co

L co

1815. L r.l

fr 15 my.jn W China

1818.

Duh. ar. 1. 195
Black. 137
Bot. mag. 622

L r.l

L co Bot. reg. 1248

1509. PHOTI'NIA Lindl. PHOTINIA. (Photeinos, shining ; leaves.)

12987 serrulata Lindl. serrulate-team** _| or 10 ap.jl W China 1804.
Cratffi^gus gFibra Thun.

12988 arbutitolia Lindl. Arbutus-leaved* _ | or 10 jl.au W California 1796. G p.l Bot. reg. 491

12989 dubia Lindl. doubtful 1 i_J or 10 ... W Nepal 1821.
3/e"spilus bengalensis Hort.

12990 integrifulia Lindl. entire-leared * _ | or 10 ... W Nepal 1820.

Rosacea:. 4. — 6.
C p.l Bot. mag. 2105

. .
L p.l Lin. tr. 13. 10

L s.p

1510. RAPHIO'LEPIS Lindl. INDIAN HAWTHORN. (Raphis, needle, lepis, scale ; bractea.) Rosacece.6.
12991 indica Lindl. Indian « \ _ | or 4 f.au W China 18U6. C p.l

1 _ | or 4 "

12992 r ubra Lindl. red A i_J or 4 f.au W China

12993 pha?> ;temon Lindl. brown-stamened* < | or 4 f.au W China

12994 salicifulia Lindl. Willow-leaved * i_J or 3 f.au W China

12995 la?\is Lod. smooth «k i | or 4 f.au W China

12996 latifolia Lod. broad-leaved * i_j or 4 f.au W China

18i!0. C p.l Lind. col. 3
1820. C p.l Bot. reg. 468

1821. C p.l
1821. C p.l
1820. C p.l

Bot. reg. 652

1511. ERIOBO'TRYA Lindl. LOQIJAT.

12997 japonica Lindl. Japan *
Afespilus japonica Thun.

12998 elliptica Lindl. elliptic *
.Me'spilus cuila Ham.

(Erios, wool, botrys, a bunch of grapes.) Rosaces. 2. — 4.
_|fr 15 o W Japan 1787. G s.l Yen. mal. 19

__|or 12 ... W Nepal 1823. G s.l

1512. AMELA'NCHIER Med.

12999 vulgaris Moen. common

AMELANCHIER. (Amelanchier, Savoy name for Medlar.) Rosacete. 5.
& or 6 ap.my W S. Europe 1596. L co Bot. mag. 2430

13000 Botryapium Dec. Grape Pear & or 12 ap.my W N. Amer. 1746. L co
13001 sanguinea Dec. bloody » or 4 ap.my W N. Amer. 1800. L co
Mespilus canadensis y MX. Pyrus sanguinea Ph.
13002 ovalis Dec. oval-leaved & or 8 ap.my W N. Amer. 1800. L co

1513 COTONEA'STER Med. COTONEASTER. (Cotoneum, quince tree; similar downy Ivs.)
13003 vulgaris Lindl. common 3fc or 4 ap.my Pk Europe 1656. L co

Schm. ar. 84

Rosaceee. 4. — 5.
Schm. ar. 89

Mespilus Cotoneaster L.

13004 tomentbsa Lindl. woolly &

or

4 ap.my

Pk

1759.

L co

13005 acuminata Lindl. pointed &

or

4 ap.my

Pk

Nep'af

1820.

L co

Lin. tr. 13. 9

13006 affinis Lindl. similar &

or

4 ap.my

Pk

Nepal

1820.

L co

13007 microphylla Wai. small-leaved Sfe

or

4 ap.my

W

Nepal

1825.

L co

Bot. reg. 1114

1514. WALDSTEI'N/,4 W. WALDSTEINIA.

(Francis von

Waldstein, a German bot.)

Rosaceee. 1.

13008 geoides W. Avens-like ^ A

pr

f jn.jl

Y

Hungary

1804.

D l.p

Bot. cab. 492

*1515. SPIRIT A L. SPIRAEA. (Speira, a cord j flexile branches.)
13009 opulifolia L. Opulus-lvd SI or S jn.jl W N. Amer.

1690.

Rosacea;. 36. — 46.
L co Schm. ar. 1. 52

2 toment£lla Ser. small-woolly £

or

5 jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

Skco

13010 wlmitolia Sco. Elm-leaved 3fc

or

3 jn.jl

W

Carniola

1790.

L p.l

Bot. cab. 1042

13011 cratsegifolia Lk. Hawthorn-lvd 31

or

3 jl.au

W

^

1823.

L co

13012 flexuosa Fis. flexuous 31

or

4 jn.jl

W

Europe

1820.

L p.l

13013 bella Sims pretty &

or

2 jl.au

R

Nepal

1820.

L co

Bot. mag. 2426

13014 chama?drif61ia L. Germander-lvd 3fe

or

li jn.jl

W

Siberia

1789.

L p.l

Pal. ros. 1. 15

13015 media Ph. intermediate 3fe

or

1| jn.jl

W

Canada

• ••

L co

13016 oblongifolia Kit. oblong-leaved *

or

3 my.jn

W

Hungary

1816.

L p.l

W. & K. 3. 235

13017 cana W. $ K. hoary Sfe

or

1| jn.jl

W

Hungary

1825.

L p.l

W. & K. 3. 227

13018 trilobata L. three-lobed 3fe

or

3 my

W

Siberia

1801.

L p.l

Den. br. 68

13019 alpina Pall. Alpine &

or

3 jl

W

Siberia

1806.

Skp.l

Pal. ros. 1. 20

13020 fhalictrioides Pall. Meadow Rue-lk3l

or

2 my.jl

W

Dahuria

1816.

Skp.1

Pal. ros. 1. 18

13021 pickowiensis Bes. Pickow 3fe

or

4 jn.jl

W

Podolia

1827.

L p.l

13022 tobolskia Lo. C. Tobolsk 3fc

or

4 jn.jl

W

Russia

1823.

L p.l

13023 ^ypericifulia L. Hypericum 31

or

5 ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1640.

L co

Schm. ar. 26

13024 uralensis Ser. Uralian 3fe

tr

4 ap.my

W

Uralia

1817.

L co

Aypericifolia a, uralensis Ser. cremita Fit.
13025 acutifolia W. en. acute-leaved 3fc

or

4 ap.my

W

Siberia

1817.

L co

Aypericifolia y acuta Ser.

13026 savranica Bes. Savrania &

or

4 ap.my

W

Podolia

1819.

L co

Aypericifolia t savranica Ser.

13027 crenata Bes. crenated-leaved 3£

or

2 ap.my

W

Podolia

1739.

L p.l

Bot. cab. 1252

AypericifMia y Besseriana Ser.
13028 obovata Kit. obovate-leaved 31

or

3 my.jn

W

Hungary

1816.

Skp.l

Bar. ic. 564

^ypericifolia S crenata Ser.

13029 nepal^nsis Lo. C. Nepal
13030 ceanothifulia Horn. Ceanothus-lvd 3fe
13031 corymbosa Rafi. corymbose ae
13032 tetulifolia Pall. Birch-leaved 31
13033 lasvigata L. smooth-leaved 3fe

or
or
or
or
or

3 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
lijl.au
2 jn.jl
4 ap.jn

W

W
W
Pk
R

Nepal 1824.
1823.
N. Amer.?1819.
N. Amer. 1812.
Siberia 1774.

L p.l
L p.l
L co
L p.l
Lp.l

Bot. cab. 671
Den. br. 67
Schm. ar. 1. 49

altaicnsis Lax.

ORDER II.

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

203

13034 salictfolia 7,

Willow-leaved

2 alpestris Pall. alpine

3 alba Ehrli. \\h\tc-flowered
paniculata W.

41atif6Ua W. broad-leaved

obovata Kafl. not W. $ K.

13035 carpiniftilia W. en.

13036 tomentosa L.

13037 sorbifblia L.
2 alpina

13038 Aruncus L.

2 americana MX.

13039 Filipendula L.

2 plfena

3 minor Campb.

4 pubescens Campl

13040 Ulmaria L.

2 multiplex Dec.
"> tomentosa Camp>

4 denudata Campb

5 variegata

13041 lobata Mur.

13042 palmata Thun.

13043 digitata W.

1516 GILLE^NIA Moen.

13044 trifoliata Moen.
Spiraea trifoliata L.

13045 stipulacea Nut. targe-stipuled
Spiraea stipulacea W. en.

1517. SESlTVIUM L. SESUVIUM.

13046 pedunculatum Dec. peduncled £ [7\] or

13047 sessile Pers. sessile-flowered £ [Al or
Portulacastrum Dec.

13048 revolutifMium Vaht revolute-leaved£ fAI pr

13049 longifolium W. long-leaved O pr

13050 ripens W. creeping iTTl pr

5 jn.au Pk
5 jn.au W
5 jn.au W

Britain moi.w. Sk co Eng. bot. 1468
Russia 1820. Sk co Pal. ros. 1. 22
N. Amer. ... Sk co Mil. ic. 257. 2

or 5 jn.au W Europe ... Sk co

Hornbeam-lvd 3fe
tomentose Sfe
Sorbus-leaved 3fe

or
or
or

4
5
4

jn.au
au.s
au

W

Pk
W

N. Amer. ...
N. Amer. 1736.
Siberia 1759.

L co

Skp.l
Skco

Den. br. 66
Schm. ar. 1. 51
Schm. ar. 1. 58

alpine 3fc

or

3

au

W

Siberia

1817.

Sk

CO

Pal. ros. 1.

25

Goat's-beard ^

A

or

4

jn.jl

W

Siberia

1633.

1)

p.l

Pal. ros. 1

.88

American £fc

A

or

4

W

N. Ame

r. ...

D

P.l

Dropwort A

A

or

2

!'n.o

W

Britain

m. pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. i

284

double-flower ed&

A

or

1J

n.o

W

Britain

gard.

1)

CO

smaller A

A

or

la

jn.o

W

Europe

I)

CO

pubescent &

A

or

u

^ jn.o

W

France

1)

CO

Meadow-sweet ^

A

or

2

jn.o

W

Britain

m. mea.

CO

Eng. bot J

W

double-flowered &

A

or

!

jn.o

W

Britain

m.mea.

D

p.l

woolly ^

A

or

«

jn.s

W

Britain

m.mea.

1)

CO

stripped ^

A

or

o

jn.s

W

Britain

m.mea.

D

CO

variegated ^

A

or

£

jn.s

W

Britain

m.mea.

1)

CO

lobed ^

A

or

g

jl.au

R

Siberia

1765.

I)

p.l

Jac. vin. 1,

,88

palmate

A

or

8

jl.au

R

China

1823.

D

digitate ^

A

or

2

jl.au

R

Siberia

1823.

D

p'.l

PaL ros. 1

27

;n. GILLENIA.

(Probably the name of some obscure botanist.)

RosacetE.

2.

three-leaved ^

A

or

2

jn au

R.w

N. Amer. 1713.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 489

A or 2 jn.au R.w N. Amer. 1805. D co

(Not explained.)

2 jn.il

3 jn.jl

1| jl.au
ljjl.au
1 jl.au

R.w
R.w

R.w
R.w
R.w

Ficoldetz. 5.—1.
W. Indies 1692. C r.m Lam. il. 434.

W. Indies

S. Amer. ...
S. Amer. 1816.
E. Indies 1816.

C l.p

S l.p

r.m Dec. pi. 9

Bot mag. 1701
Ru. am. 5. 72. 1

1518. ^IZONON L.

13051 canariense L.

13052 elinoides L.

13053 perfoliatum L.

13054 hispanicum L.

13055 lanceolatum Mur.

Aizoov.
Canary
Glinus-like
perfoliate
Spanish
spear-leaved

«n | or

«- 1 | or

(Aei, always, zoon, alive.)
- jl.au Y

jn.au
jn.au

Y
Pk

or f au

Ficoidece. 5. — 16.
Canaries 1731. S r.m Bot. rep. 201
C. G. H. 1774. C r.m
C. G. H. 1818. C r.m
Spain 1728. S r.m Dec.pl. 30
C. G. H. 1752. S r.m

1519. TETRAGCTNIA L. TETRAGONIA. (Tetra,

four, gonia, an angle ; fruit.)

Ficoidea:. 10. — 16.

13056 expansa^.A:. expanded N. Z. Spinach iQJ cul
13057 crystallina Ker crystalline iQI un

6

0

au.s
jn

G
G

N. Zeal.
Peru

1772.
1788.

C

S

S.I
S.I

Bot. mag. 2362
Dec. pi. 34

13058 fruticosa L.

shrubby

tt.) |un

2

jl.s

G

C. G.

H.

1712.

c

S.I

Mil. ic. 2. 263. 2

13059 decumbens Mil.

trailing

tt-l |un

1

jl.s

G

C. G.

H.

1758.

c

S.I

Dec. pi. 23

13060 Tetrapteris Haw.

4-winged-seed

'edti. i | un

2

jl.s

G

C. G.

II.

1795.

c

S.I

13061 spicata L.

spiked

tt. | | un

1

jl

G

C. G.

H.

1795.

c

S.I

13062 herbacea L.

herbaceous

£ tAJ un

|

jn.jl

G

C. G.

H.

1752.

c

S.I

Com. h. 2. 102

13063 cchinata H. K.

hedgehog

j£ OJ un

• my.au

G

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

S.I

Dec. pi. 113

13064 linearis Haw.

linear

tt. i | un

l"

s

G

C. G.

H.

1819.

c

S.I

13065 obovata Haw.

obovate

tt. | | un

M

C. G.

H.

1821.

c

S.I

k!520. MESEMBRYA'NTHEMUM L. FIG MARIGOLD. (Mesembria, mid-day, antheman, fl.) Ficoid. 313. —350.
I. ACAU'LIA. — Stems none or very short ; leaves large.

13066 minutum Haw. minute j£

iAI cu

A6-0

Pk

C. G.

H.

1795.

C

S.I

Bot mag. 1376

13067 minimum Haw. -smallest £

lAJcu

A- s d

Pa.Y

C. G.

H.

1776.

C

S.I

13068 perpusillum Haw. very small j£

iAI cu

ltd

Pa.Y

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

S.I

13069 obcordellum Haw. small obcordate j£

tAI cu

1 f.o

W

C. G.

H.

1776.

C

S.I

Bot. mag. 1647

13070 obconellum Haw. small conical j£

iAI cu

W

C. G.

H.

1786.

C

S.I

13071 ficiforme Salm fig-like £

iAI cu

&Bfo

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

S.I

13072 truncatellum Haw. small truncatedj£

tA) cu

*Co

Pa.Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

c

S.I

13073 fibulifurme Haw. button-shaped £

lAJ cu

* ...

C. G.

H.

1795.

c

S.I

13074 uvaef6rme Haw. grape-like j£

iAI cu

A ...

!!!

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

S.I

Bur. af. 10. 2

13075 nucif6rme Haw. nut-shaped £

iAJ cu

C. G.

H.

1790.

c

S.I

13076 testiculare Ait. testicular j£

LAJ CU

i n

W*

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

S.I

Bot. mag. 1573

13077 octophyllum Haw. eight-leaved £

iAI cu

In

Y

C. G.

H.

1819.

c

S.I

2 longiusculum rather longer-lvd j£

i Al cu

5 n

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

S.I

3 roseum rosy £

i Al cu

& n

R

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

S.I

13078 obtusum Haw. obtuse cloven j£

LAJcu

5 mr.ap

Pk

C. G.

H.

1792.

c

S.I

13079 fissum Haw. cleft-leaved j£

iAI cu

i ...

C. G.

H.

1776.

c

S.I

13080 digitiforme Thun. finger-formed £

LAJcu

i

C. G.

H.

1775.

c

S.I

13081 magnipunctatum Salm large-dotted £

i Al cu

*i \

Y"

C. G.

H.

1822.

c

S.I

2 uncia-le inch-flowered £

iAI cu

I

Y

C. G.

H.

1822.

c

S.I

13082 n6bile Haw. noble £

tAJ or

J jl.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1822.

c

S.I

magnipunctatum y Haw.

|

13083 canum Haw. hoary £

LAJ CU

jf

Y

C. G.

H.

1-795.

c

S.I

13084 aloides Haw. Aloe-like £

LAJcu

i '••

Y

C. G.

H.

1819.

c

S.I

13085 albinbtum Haw. white-marked £

iAI or

1 •

Y

C G

H

1823

c;

s 1

13086 albipunctatum/fatw. white-dotted j£

iAI or

1"

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

S.I

3087 caninum Haw. dog-c//ap £
)88 lupmum Haw. \volf-chap j£

lAJgr
LAJgr

5 au.o

Y
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1717.

c
c

S.I
8.1

Dec. pi. 95

13089 vulplnum Haw. fox-chap £

lAJgr

? au.o

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

c

S.I

13090 hybridum Haw. bastard £

lAJgr

i ...

Y

C. G.

H.

c

S.I

13091 albidum L. whitish £
]3092 agn"mum Haw. lamb-chap j£

LAJgr
LAJor

T jl.au
k my-jn

Y

Y

C G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1714.
1824.

c
c

S.I
S.I

Bot. mag. 1824

2 minus Haw. less £

lAJor

^ mv.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1824.

c

S.I

3 erectiusculum/faw. more erecUwf£

LAJor

i my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1824.

c

B.I

204

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYN1A.

13093 tigrtnum Haw. tiger-chap

13094 felinum Haw. cat-chap

13095 mustellinum Haw. weasel-chap

13096 erminlnum Haw. ermine-chap

13097 murlnum Haw. mouse-chap

13098 muscullnum Haw. little mouse-ch.

13099 dolabriforme Haw. hatchet-formed tt. i | gr

13100 scapigerum Haw. scape-bearing j£ iAI cu

13101 carinans Haw. keeling j£ iAJ cu

13102 denticulatum Haw. denticulate

2 glaucum

3 candidissimum

13103 robustum Haw.

13104 compactum H. K.

13105 quadrifidum Haw. quadrifid

bifid

glaucous
whitest
robust
compact

f i A/ or
j£ iAJ or
jf iAJ or
£ LAI or

n. | | or

tt. | | or

13106 bitidum Haw. bifid £ iAI or

13107 bibracteatum Haw. double-bracted tt. i | or

13108 rostratum L. beaked ]£ iAI or

13109 tuberculatum Mil. pimpled £ iAJ or

13110 ramulosum Haw. branchy tt. i | or

13111 pisitorme Haw. pea-shaped £ tAI or

13112 moniliforme Hrttu. bracelet-shaped £ iAJ or

13113 scalpratum Haw. great knife-shaped^ iAI or

13114 fragrans Salm fragrant £ iAJ or

13115 grandiflorum Haw. great-flowered £ uAJ gr

13116 prajpingue /fow. very fat £ iAI or

13117 medium Haw. intermediate j£ iAI or

13118 cultratum Haw. cultrate £ iAJ or

13119 lucidum Mil. shining £ iAl or

13120 adscendens /faun ascending tongue £ iAI or

13121 pustulatum Haw. blistered £ iAJ or

13122 longum Haw. long tongue £ i Al or

1 depressum 5. A/, depressed £ iAJ or

2 dec-live /taw. sloping j£ iAJ or

3 angustius Haw. narrower £ iAI or

4 purpurascens /fotu. purpurascent j£ iAJ or

5 uncatum //aw>. hooked j£ iAJ or

6 att<Sllens Haw. elevating j£ i Al or

13123 linguseforme Haw. tongue-shaped j£ iAJ or

2 rufescens /fau». rufescent £ iAJ or

3 subcruciatum/Ziazw. subcruciate £ iAI or

4 prostratum //MM;, prostrate £ iAI or

5 assurgens Ifotw. rising j£ iAJ or

13124 latum Haw. broad tongue £ iAJ or

short £ iAI or

depressed tongue £ iAJ or
livid £ iAJ or

cross-team* «. i I or

bull's-Aorn tt- i I or

Salm's tt. i | or

2 semicruciatum Salm half- crossed tt. i | or

3 angustifulium/fou>. narrow-lea vedtt. i I or

13129 surrectum Haw. erect tt. i I or
2 brevifulium Haw. short-leaved tt. i I or

13130 heteroph^llum//au>. various-leaved jg iAI or

13131 angustum Haw. narrow tongue £ iAI or

2 pallidum Haw. pale £ iAJ or

3 heterophyllumJac. various-leaved jg iAI or

13132 diffurme Haw. deformed tt. i | or

13133 bigibberatum Haw. two-bunched «t i | gr

13134 bidentatum Haw. two-toothed ft. j | or

2 inajus Haw. larger tt. | | or

13135 semicylindricumflatu. semicylindrictt. ( | or

13136 gibbosum Haw. gibbous £ tAJ or

13137 luteoviride Haw. yellowish-greentt. i | or

i ap.n
iap
i ap
mr.n

2 breve Haw.

13125 depressum Haw.
2 lividum Haw.

13126 cruciatum Haw.
131'27 taurinum Haw.
13128 Salmw Haw.

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
W

i mr.ap W
au.o Y
Y
Y

"i "au.o Y
| au.o Y
i au.o Y
A au.o Y
| au.n
f au
s au.o
f au.o
| au.o
f au.o
f au.o
| au.o
5 au.o
A mr.n
| mr.n
i mr.n
A mr.n
| mr.n
A mm
i mr n
i s.n
i s.n
A my.n

1 s.n
1 s.n
1 s.n

A mr.o
| mr.o

| mr.o
f au

iau
1^ au

S mr.n

13138 pervlride Haw.

13139 pubescens Haw.

13140 calamiforme L.

13141 obsubuiatum Haw.

13142 cylindricum Haw.

13143 teretifolium Haw.

very green

pubescent

Reed-shaped

obsubulate

cylindrical

round-leaved

13144 teretiusculum Haw. rather rounder

13145 Aellidiflorum L.

2 subuUitum Mil.

3 viride Haw.

13146 acutum Haw.

13147 punctatum £fatu.

13148 diminutum Haw.

Daisy-flowered
awl-shaped
pea-green
great acute-lvd }
dotted awl-lvd
diminished

LAI or i ja my
tA1 or i ja.my
1 jl.s

5 jn.au
ijn.au

i jn.au
i ap.n

i ap.n
iap

I ap

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1790.
1730.
18J20.
1824.
1790.
1824
1705.
1823.
1818.
1793.

1795.
1780.
1795.
1795.
1803.
1732.
1732.
1791.
1796.

C s.l Bot.reg.260

C s.l Dec.pl. 152

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

Dec. pi. 6

C s.l

C s.I

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C 8.1

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

Di. el. 186. 229

1791. C s.l

1714. C s.l Di. el. 182. £2-4
... C s.l

1820.
17S2.
1805.
1818.
1725.

1819.
1819.
1819.
1732.
1732.

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l Dec. Pl. 71

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C 8.1

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l
C

Di. el. 184. 225

1819.

1620.

1802.

1795. C s.l Bot. mag. 1866

1819.

1792.

1795.

1818.

1818.

1823.

s.l

C s.l
C s.l
C s.l
C s.l

1819. C s.l

1819. C s.l

1795. C

1790. C

1790.

1790.

1732.

1820.

1818.

1818.

1732.

1780.

1795.

1792.

1792.

1717.

1796.

1792.

1794.

1794.

1717.

1717.

1717.

1793.

1793.

1789.

1789.

2 cauliculatum Haw. small-stemmed j£ lA1 or

II. FASCICULA^TA. — Leaves in bundles j flowers polygynous ; calyx five-leaved.

s.l

C s!l

C s.l Bot. rep. 540

C s.l Di. el. 194. 242

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l Di. el. 194. 241

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l Dec. pi. 5

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s'l Di. el. 224. 223

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

£ lAI CU

te £ tAJ gr

13149 loreum Dil. thong-stalked
2 congestum Haw. crowded

13150 purpureo-albumf/atu.purplish white

13151 diversitolium L. various-leaved £ tAI or

2 glaucius Haw. more glaucous £ iAJ or

3 brevifulium Haw. short-leaved £ iAI o

4 te\e vlrens Haw. bright green jg iAI o

5 atro-vlrens Haw. dark-green j£ iAI o

13152 decipiens Haw. deceiving £ iAI o

13153 dubium Haw. doubtful £ iAJ o

13154 corniculatum Haw-, sir.ail-horned £ iAI o
2 isophyllum Dec. equal-leaved £ i Al or

13155 procumbens Haw. procumbent £ iAI or

13156 tricolbrum Haw. three-colored £ iAI or

1 s

1 s
|au

1 mr.o

1 au

1 au

1 au

au
my n

Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
W C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.
Pa.Y C. G. H.

1 mr.my Pa.Y C. G. H.

1732.
1805.
1824.
1819.
1726.

1820.
1800.
1732.

C si
C s.l
C s.l

Di. el. 200. 255

1. 198. 252

C s.5

C s.l
C s.l
C s.l

1 mr.my Pa.Y C. G. H. 1732. C s.l Dec. pi. 108

1 mrmyPa.Y C. G. H. 1820. C s.l

1 o YR C. G. H. 1794. C s.l Bot. mag. 2144

ORDER II.

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

205

13157 pugioniformeL. long dagger- formed it \ | or

2 carneum Haw. fiesh-colored tt. i I or

3 purpforeum Haw. purple tt i | or

4 !>it?nne Haw. biennial tt | | or

13158 capititum Haw headed tt , | or

2 rainigerum Haw. branch. bearing tt | | cu

13159 brevicaiile Haw. short-stemmed tt, ( | or

13160 coruscans Haw. glittering dagger tt. i_J or

13161 elongatum Haw. elongated tuberous & i | or

2 m'mus Haw. smaller & \ | or

3 fusiforme Haw. fusiform & \ | or

!i!:I

1 jl.s

{ Si

1 jl.s

i'jlu

1 my
1 my
1 my

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pk C. G. H.

P C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

Pa.Y C. G. H.

1714. C s.l Di.el.269

1714. C s.1

1714. C s.l

C s.l

C s.l Bot.reg.494

C s.l

C s.l

1714.

1717.

181&

1820.

1812.

1793. C s.l

1793. C s.l

1793. C s.l

C s.l

Bot.reg.493

III. PROSTRA'TA. — Trailers ; flowers poly gy nous ; calyx five-leaved ; leaves connate.

13162 geminatum Jac. twin its. \ | or

f ...

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

C

8.1

Jac.fr. 50

13163 simile Haw. similar JU ( | or

I ...

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

C

s.l

13164 laxum W. loose X~ \ | or |

my

Pk

C. G. H.

1820.

C

8.1

13165 sarmentosum Haw. twiggy Is, | ( or

l|ap

Pk

N. Holl.

1805.

C

8.1

13166 rigidicaule Haw. stiff-stemmed 1L. i | or

| mv.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

c

8.1

131H7 validum Haw. robust its, i | gr

I my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

13168 Scholl/i Salm Scholl's it. \ | or

I my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1810.

c

8.1

Jac. fr. 51. 2

13169 filarnentusum Haw. thready its. | | or

5 mr.ap

Pk

C. G. H.

1732.

c

s.l

Di. el. 212. 273

13170 serrulatum Haw. sa.\v-leaved !U i | or

\ n.d

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

c;

s.l

2 viridius Haw. greener its. L 1 or

I n.d

Pk

C. G. H.

c

8.1

13171 rubricaule Haw. red-stalked Is. i | or -

\ f.d

Pk

C. G. H.

1802.

c

s.l

2 densius Haw. denser JU | | or

i

Pk

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.l

3 subvirens Haw. tall greenish JU. | | or -

I* ».

Pk

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.1

13172 acinaciforme L. scimitar-formed !U \ | or

| au.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.1

Bot. rep. 508

2 16ngum Haw. long JU. i ) or

i au.s

Pk

C. G. H.

...

c

s.1

13173 laevigatum Haw. polished Is. i | or

f Jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1802.

c

8.1

13174 rubrocinctum Haw. red-bordered Is. t | or

\ ...

Pk

C. G. H.

1811.

c

s.1

2 compressum Haw. compressed its. i ) or

iau

Pk

C. G. H.

c

s.1

3 tenerum Haw. tender JU. i | or

r au

Pk

C. G. H.

c

s.l

13175 subulatum Haw. subul. Daisy-flwd !U i | or

i ...

Pk

C. G. H.

1768.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 41

13176 edule L. eatable Hottentot Fig Is. | | or

1 jl.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1690.

c

s.l

Di. el. 212. 272

^13177 dimidiatum Haw. halved Hot. Fig Is, i j or
13178 glaucescens Haw. glaucescent its. \ | or

5*2

Pk
Pk

C. G. H.

N. Holl.

1811.
1804.

c
c

s.l
s.1

Dec. pi. 39

13179 abbreviatum Haw. short-joined )U i | gr

...

N. Holl.

1825.

c

s.1

13180 Rossi Haw. Ross's its. , | or -

I

Pk

V. D. L.

1820.

c

s.l

13181 virescens Haw. virescent Is. | | or

tjt jn

Pk

N. Holl.

1804.

c

8.1

1:3182 aequilaterale Haw. equal-sided Is. | | or

f jn

Pk

N. Holl.

1791.

c

S.1

13183 virens Haw. upright green its. | | or

ijn

Pk

C. G. H.

1821.

c

S.1

13184 reptans H. K. creeping JU t | or

I jUu

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

c

8.1

13185 debile Haw. smooth weak JU i_j gr

4 ...

C. G. H.

1824.

c

8.1

13186 australe Haw. southern its i | or

1 jl.au

Pk"

N. Zeal.

1773.

c

S.l

13187 crassifohum L. thick-leaved )U i | or

i my.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1727.

c

S.l

Di. el. 201. 257

13188 clavell;\tum Haw. small c\ub-lvd *^ \ | or

i jn jl

Pk

N. Holl.

1803.

c

S.l

2 minus Haw. smaller it, i | or

|i jl.au

Pk

N. Holl.

1810.

c

s.l

3 aggregatum Haw. aggregate-tad its. | | cu

Pk

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.1

IV. PERFOLIA^A. — Stems upright ; leaves connate sheathing, generally hooked at end

; calyx five-leaved.

13189 forficatum L. sclssor-leaved tt | | or 1

s.o

Pk

C. G H.

1758.

c

s.1

Jac. vin. 1. 26

1;>190 geminatum Haw. tw\n-shooted tt. | | or

I ...

W

C. G. H.

1792.

c

s.l

13191 marginatum Haw. tuAite-etlged tt, | | or

...

W

C. G. H.

1793.

c

s.l

13192 rostelium Haw. little beak tt i | or

jjn

W.pk

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13193 perfoliatum Mil. great perfoliatett. | | or

jn.au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.l

Di. el. 192. 240

2 monacanthum Brad, one-spined it i j or

jn.au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

c

s.1

13194 uncinellum Haw. small-hooked tt | | or

jn.au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

isia

c

s.1

Di. el. 239

13195 uncinatum Haw. hooked tt \ | or

au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

1725.

c

s.1

Dec. pi. 54

13196 semidentatum Haw. half-toothed tt | | or

au

Pa.P

C. G. H.

c

s.l

13197 unidensf/flw. one-toothed tt | | gr

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

13198 viride Haw. green per foliate n. \ | or

jl"

Pa'.P

C. G. H.

1792.

c

s.l

13199 acutangulum Haw. acute-angled it i > or

W

C. G. H.

1821.

c

s.1

13200 curtum Haw. §hort-sfteathed it | | or 1

W

C. G. H.

c

s.1

2 majus Haw. larger st | | or

i |

W

C. G. H.

c

s.1

3 pol'itum Haw. polished tt. | < or 1

W

C. G. H.

c

8.1

4 minus Haw. smaller it \ | or

W

C. G. H.

c

8.1

13201 vaginatum Haw. sheathed tt | i or 1

}* jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1802.

c

S.1

2 parviflorum Haw. small-flowered tt | | or

l|jl.au

W

C. G. H.

c

S.1

13202 parviflorum Haw. small-flowered tt. | | or

3 au

W

C. G. H

1800.

c

s.l

13203 rigidum Haw. rigid tt. | | or 1

| au

W

C. G. H.

1793.

c

8.1

13204 tenellum Haw. delicate perfoliate it | | or

Uau

W

C. G. H.

1792.

c

S.l

132u5 imbricatum H. K. imbricated tt. i 1 or

3 Jl

W

C, G. H.

1792.

c

S.1

2 medium Haw. intermediate tt | | or

3 jl

W

C. G. H.

c

S.l

3 viride Haw. green tt. | | or

3 Jl

W

C. G. H.

c

s.l

13206 multifldrum Haw. many-flowered tt i | or

3 jl.8

W

C. G. H.

17*92.

c

s.l

Pluk. ph. 117. 1

2 iriinus Haw. smaller tt \ | or

3 jl.s

W

C. G. H.

c

s.l

3 rubrum Haw. red-flowered it i | or

3 l.s

Pk

C. G. H.

'..'.

c

s.1

'

4 patens W. spreading tt. i | or

3 jl.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.1

5 nltens Haw. shining tt \ | or

3

C. G. H.

c

s.l

13207 umbellatum Haw. umbe\-flowered «_ ( | or 3 jn.s

W*

C. G. H.

17*27.

c

s.l

Di. eL 208. 266

2 anomalum W. anomalous tt. | | or

3 jn.s

W

C. G. H.

c

s.l

13208 tumidulum Haw. rather tumid tt. | | or

3 mr

Pk

C. G. H.

1802.

c

s.l

2 minus Haw. smaller tt i | or

3 mr

Pk

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.1

13209 foliosum Haw. leafy tt | | or

Pk

C. G. H.

1802.

c

8.1

13210 lineolatum Haw. small-lined tt. i | or

^ jl s

C. G. H.

1819.

c

8.1

2 minus Haw. smaller tt. ( | or

LS ji-S

Pk'

C. G. H.

1819.

c

S.1

3 la?"ve Than. smooth tt | | or

"i ji<g

C. G. H.

1819.

c

S.l

4 mtens Haw. shining tt. ( | or

i Jl-8

...

C. G. H.

1819.

c

8.1

V. DEi/rfiFoLiA. — Leaves more or less deltoid or hatchet-form.

13211 serratum L. saw-keeled it i_| or 2 jn.jl Pk C. G. H. 1707. C s.1 Di. el. 192. 238

13212 gladiktum Jac. purple sworded tt. i_J or 2 jn Pk C. G. H. 1792. C s.l

13213 heteropetalumflaw. various- petaled tt | | or 2 my.au Pk C. G. H. 1794. C s.1

13214 glaucinum Haw. glaucous tt | | or 1| jl.au Pk C. G. H. ... C s.1

2 crassum Haw. thick-leaved tt. i_J or 1£ jl.au Pk C. G. H. ... C 8.1

206

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

13215 mutabileflau). changeable tt. \ | or

13216 incladdens Haw. encompassed tt_ | | or

13217 caulescens Mil. caulescent delta-lvdn. \ ] or

13218 deltoideum Haw. great delta-lvd «. \ j or

13219 muricatum/fau). muricated delta-lvdtL \ | or

2 minus Haw. less «. i 1 or

13220 microphyllum Haw. small-leaved ML | | or

13221 mucronatum Haw. mucronated tt. | | or

13222 pygma2Num Haw. pygmy tt- i | or

13223 pulchellum Haw. pretty «_ i | or

canescens Haw.

2 revolutum Haw. revolute a. i | or

lijl.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1792.

C s.l

Dec. pi. 60

i jn.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1805.

C s.l

15ot. rep. 388

1| my.jl

Pk

C. G. H.

1731.

C s.l

Di. el. 195.243-4

Pk

C. G. H.

1731.

C s.l

Dec. pi. 53

1J my

Pk

C. G. H.

1731.

C s.l

Di. el. 195. 245-7

Pk

C. G. H.

C s.1

t? mx

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

C s.l

Pk

C. G. H.

1794.

C s.l

*i "•'•

Pk

C. G. H.

J805.

C s.l

i ap

Pk

C. G. H.

1793.

C s.l

ap

Pk C. G. H.

C s.l

VI. TRI'QUETRA.

— Leaves more or less three-cornered, distinct ; calyx five-leaved ; st

13224 maximum Haw.

largest moon-lvd

'tt, i |or

H

mr.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1787.

C

s.l

13225 lunatum IV.

lunate

tt. i | or

1

jl

Pk

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

13226 falcatum L.

sickle-leaved

tt. | | or

1

jn.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1727.

C

s.l

13227 decumbens Haw.

decumbent

tt. i | or

1

my.o

Pa.R

C. G.

H.

1759.

C

s.l

13228 inci'irvum Haw.

incurved

tt. | | or

1|

Pk

C. G.

H.

1802.

C

s.l

2 dilatans Haw.

sprcad'mg-keelea

!«. | | or

jfi

Pk

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

3 pallid ius Haw.

paler

tt. t_jor

U

jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

4 densifblium Haw

. dense-leaved

tt- 1 1 or

1J

jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

s.l

5 rbseum W.

rosy

tt. | | or

U

jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

13229 confertum Haw.

crowded-leaved

:«- 1 | or

4

s.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

1805.

C

s.l

13230 falciturme Haw.

sickle-shaped

it i | or

l|

jl.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1805.

C

s.l

13231 glomeratum L.

clustered

tt. i_J or

jn au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1732.

C

s.l

13232 inflexum Haw.

in flexed

«. | | or

i

jn.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

s.l

13233 scabrum L.

scabrous

n. i ) or

i|

jl

Pk

C. G.

H.

1731.

C

s.l

2 purpureum Haw.

purple

tt. | | or

i

jl

P

C. G.

H.

1731.

C

s.l

13234 versicolor Haw.

changeable-eld

tt, | | or

i

my.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1795.

C

s.l

13235 retroflexum Haw.

retroflexed

tt. c_| or

ii

my.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

1724.

C

s.l

13236 imbricans Haw.

imbricating

tt. i | or

2

my.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

s.l

13237 deflexum H. K.

deflexed

tt- | | or

1

jl.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

1774.

C

s.l

13238 leptaleon Haw.

slender

n. | (or

I|

Pk

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

s.l

13239 polyanthon Haw.

many-flowered

tt. | | or

1

au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1803.

C

s.l

13240 flexile Haw.

flexile

tt- 1 | or

1|

au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

13241 polyphyilum Haw.
13242 violaceum Dec.

many-leaved
violet

tt. i | or
n. | | or

2

jn.o
jn.o

Pk
P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1819.
1820.

C

C

s.l
s.l

13243 emarginatum L.

notch-flowered

tt. 1 |or

2

jn.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1732.

C

s.l

13244 dilatatum Haw.

dilated

tt. | |or

3

jn.au

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

13245 virgatum Haw.

twiggy

tt. \ | or

3

f.ap

Pk

C. G.

H.

1793.

C

s.l

13246 bracteatum Haw.

bracted

tt. | | or

M

jl.o

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

C

s.l

13247 anceps Haw.

two-edged

tt. |_Jor

If

s.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

1811.

C

s.l

2 pallid urn Haw.

pale

tt. | | or

I|

n

P.pk

C. G.

H.

1819.

C

1.1

13248 gracile Haw.

slender-starry

tt. i | or

au.n

R

C. G.

H.

1794.

C

s.l

stellatum Haw.

2 gracilius Haw.

slenderer

tt. i | or

1

au.n

R

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

13249 radiatum Haw.

rayed

tt-i | or

n

au.n

R

C. G.

H.

1132.

C

s.l

13250 compressum Haw.

compressed

tt, | | or

lj'jl.8

D.R

C. G.

H.

1792.

C

s.l

13251 patulum Haw.

spreading

a. i J or

o.n

Pk

C. G.

H.

1811.

C

S.I

13252 asperum Haw.

rough

tt. | | or

u

...

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

s.l

2 casrulescens Haw.

caerulescent

a. | | or

»

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

13253 formosum Haw.

beautiful

tt. | | or

la

au.s

C '

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

13254 spectabile Haw.

showy

tt. ( | or

1

my.au

C

C. G.

H.

1787.

C

s.l

13255 conspicuum Haw.

conspicuous

tt. | (or

1

s.o

C

C. G.

H.

1806.

C

s.l

13256 blandum Haw.

bland

tt. | |or

li

jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

1810.

C

s.l

13257 curviflbrum Haw.

curve-flowered

tt. | (or

W

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

s.l

13258 ai'ireum L.

golden-flowerec

ftt. i |or

1

mr.o

Y

C. G.

H.

1750.

C

s.l

13259 cymbifolium Haw.

boat-leaved

tt. i I or

1

Y

C. G.

H.

1822.

C

s.l

13260 aurantium Haw.

orange-floweret

ftt-ilor

II

jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1793.

C

s.l

13261 glaucum L.
13262 strictum Haw.

glaucous-leavedtt. \ | or
strict tt. i 1 or

I

ini!

0
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1696.
1795.

C
C

s.l
s.l

13263 cymbiforme Haw.

boat-shaped

tt. i | or

Y

C. G.

H.

1793.

C

S.I

13264 mucroniforme/faw. sword-shaped
13265 graniforme Haw. grain-shaped

tt. i | or
n.| | or

I2

jl.aii

Y
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1821.
1727.

C
C

s.l

s.l

13266 m611e H. K.

soft-leaved

tt i | or

1

o

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.l

styles five.

Bot rep. 353

Di. el. 213. 275-G
Bot. cab. 1265

Bot. cab 1043
Di. el. 251

Di. el. 197. 250

Bot. cab. 251

Di. el. 197. 249

Bot. mag. 396
Bot. reg. 582
Bot. mag. 262

Dec. pi. 146

Brad. sue. 2. 20
VII. FILICAI/LIA. — Stems slender ; leaves distinct, rounded, and dotted i flowers opening in the morning.

13267 coccineum Haw.

2 acutius Haw.

3 minus Haw.

13268 bicolorum L.

2 patulum Haw.

3 minus Haw.

13269 inaequale Haw.

13270 tenuifblium L.
2 erectum Haw.

13271 variabile Haw.
2 lx\ius Haw.

13272 spiniforme Haw.

2 subaduncum Haw. rather hooked tt.

scarlet-flowered tt. | | or

acuter-calyxed tt. i | or

smaller tt. | | or

two-colored tt. | | or

spreading tt. | | or

smaller tt. i | or

unequal-cuppeda. \ | or

slender-leaved tt. | | or

erect tL i | or

variable a. i | or

smoother tt. | | or

thorn-shaped tt. | | or

13273 curvifolium W. crooked-leaved tt. i | or

13274 flexifblium Haw. bent-leaved tt. i ] or
2 lae^te virens Haw. lively green tt. i | or

13275 aduncum Haw. hook-leaved tt | ) or

13276 inconspicuum Haw. inconspicuous tt- 1 ) or

13277 filicaule Haw. thread-stalked tt. i | or

13278 spinbsum L. thorny tt- i | or

13279 stipulaceum L. stipulaceous «_ i | or

13280 corallinum 7%wn. coral tt. i | or

13281 productum Haw. prolonged-caly.rcdH- \ I or

132812 lepidum Haw. pretty white-flwdn. \ | or

13283 Haworthz/ Donn Haworth's a. i_J or

13284 IseVe H. K. smooth white-wooded «t i ! or

If my.s

S

C. G.

H.

1696.

C

s.l

H my.s

S

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

IJmy.s

S

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

Is my.s

0

C. G.

H.

1732.

C

s.l

1 my.s

o

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

\ my.s

0

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

1 my.s

0

C. G.

H.

1716.

C

.s.l

1 jn.s

s

C. G.

H.

1700.

C

s.l

15 jn.s

s

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

U jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1796.

C

s.l

1| jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1796.

C

s.l

1 8.0

Pk

C. G.

H.

1793.

C

s.l

1 s.o

Pk

C. G.

H.

C

s.l

1 0

Pk

C. G.

H.

H99.

C

s.l

Pk

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

l|a°

Pk

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

s.l

1 f.mr

Pk

C. G.

11.

1795.

C

s.l

R

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

s.l

158 s 'S

Pk

C. G.

11.

1800.

C

s.l

I5jn.s

Pk

C. G.

H.

1714.

C

s.l

1£ my.jn

Pk

C. G.

n.

1723.

C

s.l

1 my.jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.l

1 my.jn

Pk

C. G.

II.

1822.

C

s.l

1^ au.s

W

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

s.l

1 ja.jn

Br

C. G.

H.

1793.

C

s.l

...

C. G.

H.

1774.

C

s.l

But. mag. 59

Di. el. 202. 258

Brad. sue. 1.7
Dec. pi. 82

Di. el. 208. 285
Di. el. 209. 267-8

ORDER II.

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

207

13285 verruculatum L. small-warted tt. i | or If my.jn Y

2 Candoll« Decandolle's «- | | or 1£ my.jn Y

13286 insititium W. grafted tt, ( | or 1 au.o P

gurpureo-croceum Haw.
* flavo-croceum Haw. yellow & saff tt, | | or

1731. C s.l Di.el.259

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H. 1780. C s.l

Dec. pi. 36

3 minus

13287 luteum Haw.

13288 lutecium Haw.

smaller
yellow
yellowish

I au.o

l | or f au.o

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816. C s.l
... C s.l

tt, i_J or IA my.au Pa.Y C. G. H. 1824.
tt, | | or i my.au Pa.Y C. G. H. 1824.

VIII. VERRUCO^SA. — Leaves and branches almost always more or less warted or papillous.

13289 crystallinum L. crystalline -* O or

1 my.au

W

Greece

1725.

S

s.l

Dec. pi. 128

13290 glaciale Haw. frozen Jk O or

f my.au

W

Greece

• ••

S

t« 1

13291 pinnatifidum L. wing -cleft -± O or

1 my.o

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Bot, mag. 67

13292 sessiliflurum H. K. sessile-flowered *± iDI or

f Jl

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

2 album Haw. white -* iQJ or

f Jl

W

C. G. H.

s

s.l

13293 humifusum H. K. trailing tt. i 1 or

I Jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

8.1

13294 clandestlnum If aw. clandestine tt. | | or

I my.au

W

C. G. H.

1822.

t;

s.l

13295 Aitom Jac. Alton's £ OJ or

IJn.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

8

s.l

Jac. vin. 3. 7

13298 lanceolatum Haw. small-spear-/wf iQI or

f my.au

W

C. G. H.

1795.

S

s.l

2 roseum Haw. rosy iQI or

| my.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1813.

8

s.l

13297 cordifolium L. heart-leaved tt. i | or

i mv.s

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.l

Dec. pi. 102

13298 pomeridi -mum L. afternoon iQI or
2 Andrews^ Andrews's iO|'or

1 jl.au
1 jl.au

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.

s

s

s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 540
Bot. rep. 57

132S9 pilosum Haw. hairy yellow iQI or

f jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

s

s.l

13300 calendulaceumHrttv. Pot-marigold O or

5 au

Y

C. G. H.

1819.

s

s.l

13301 heliantholdes H.K. Sunflower-like iQI or

f au.o

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Dec. pi. 135

Candollw Haw.

13302 limpidum H. K. clear iQJ or

1 jl

R

C. G. H.

1774.

s

s.l

Jac. ic. 3. 488

13303 tricolor Haiv. three-colored iQJ or

f Jl

R

C. G. H.

1795.

s

s.l

Bot. mag. 2144

13304 roseum Haw. roseate iDI or

f Jl

Pk

C. G. H.

1795.

s

s.l

3 lineare Thun. linear iDI or

f Jl

W

C. G. H.

1819.

8

s.l

4 album white-flowering iQI or

ffi

W

C. G. H.

1819.

8

s.l

13305 villosum L. villous tt. i 1 or
13306 cadhcum H. K. deciduous tQJ or

1 jl
1 jl.au

tt

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1759.
1774.

c

s

s.l
s.l

13307 apetalum H. K. petalless iQI or
13308 nodiflbrum L. knot-flowered iQI or

1 jl.au
1 au.o

#

C. G. H.

Egypt

1774.
1739.

s
8

s.l
s.l

Jac. vin. 3. 6
Dec. pi. 88

13309 ciliatum H. K. ciliated iQI or

1 ...

W

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

13310 geniculiflorum L. joint-flowering iQI or
13311 rripolium L. Aster-leaved tt. ( | or

1 J1.S
a J1.O

W

Pa.Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1727.
1700.

c
c

s.l
s.l

Dec. pi. 17
Di. el. 179. 220

13312 expansum L. expanded-/i>d tt. | | or

i jlau

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1705.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 94

13313 varians Haw. varying tt. | (or

I jl.o

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1706.

c

s.l

Pet. g. 78.40

13314 tortuksum L. twisted-leaved tt. | | or

£ jn.o

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1705.

c

s.l

Di. el. 181. 222

13315 pallens H. K. pale-flowered tt. L_J or

I jl.au

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 47

13316 loratum Haw. lorate «_ | (or

ijl.au

W

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13317 relaxatum W. relaxed tt ( | or

1 jl.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1815.

c

s.l

13318 crassicaule Haw. thick-stemmed tt. | j or

i jl.au

Pa.Y

a G. H.

1815.

c

s.l

13319 anatomicum Haw. skeleton-leaved tt. ( | or

f jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1803.

c

s.l

2 fragile Haw. brittle tt. 1 | or

f jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1803.

c

s.l

13320 rectum Haw. straight tt. LJ or

fjl.au

W

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13321 crassuloldes Haw. Crassula-like tt. ( | or

a jl.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13322 incomptum Haw. ' untrimmed tt. ( | or

fjl.au

W

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13323 splendens L. shining tt. ( | or

1| jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1716.

c

s.l

Dec. pi. 85

13324 flexuosum Haw. flexuous tt. | | or

1± jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1795.

c

s.l

13325 acuminatum Haw. acuminate tt. ( (or

2 au.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13326 albicaiile Haw. white-stemmed tt t j gr

1 au

W

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

13327 sulcatum Haw. furrowed tt. | | or

3 au.s

w

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13328 fastigiatum Haw. peaked tt. | | or

If jl.s

w

C. G. H.

1794.

c

s.l

2 reflexum Haw. reflexed tt. i | or

If au.s

w

C. G. H.

1792.

c

s.l

13329 umbelliflorum W. umbellate-flwd tt, ( | or

If au.s

w

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13330 pallescens Haw. pallescent «. ( | or

If au.s

w

C. G. H.

1820.

c:

s.l

13331 micranthon Haw. small-flowered tt. \ | or

w

C. G. H.

1804.

c

s.l

parviflbrum Jac.

*

13332 jimceum Haw. ~ Hush-leaved tt i | or

1 au.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.l

13333 granulicaule Haw. granulated-stmd tt. i | or

C. G. H.

1820.

c:

s.l

13334 tenue Haw. slender tt. | | or

1*

C. G. H.

1819.

C

s.l

13335 longispinulum Haw. long-spinuled *t | | or

1 au.n

Pa'.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13336 spinuliferum Haw. spinule-bearingtt. ( | or

1 jn.o

Pa.Y

C G. H.

1794.

c

s.l

13337 grossum Haw. thick tt. i | or

1 au.o

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

13338 salmoneum Haw. salmon-colored **- 1 | or

3 au.o

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1819.

c

s.l

13339 canaliculatum Haw. small-chan.-/yd «- 1 | or

2 jl.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1794.

c

s.l

13340 viridifli>rum H. K. green-flowered tt ( | or

2 jLn

G

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.l

Bot. mag. 326

13341 tenuiflorum Jac. slender-flwd tt. | | or

2 jl.n

Pk

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13342 nitidum Haw. bright tt. , | or

2 jl.o

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

c

s.'

13343 brachiatum H. K. brachiated «- ;_, or

U jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

c;

s.l

13344 subincanum Haw. rather hoary tt. | | or

2s au.s

W

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13345 testaceum Haw. tile-colored **- 1 | or

3 au.s

O

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13346 tuberosum L. tuberous-rooted**- 1 | or

3 jn.o

O

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.l

Di. eL 264

2 minus Haw. smaller tt | | or

1 J in o

O

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.l

13347 macrorhizum Haw. long-rooted tt. | | or

2 my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.l

13348 noctiflorum L. night-flowering tt. i | or

2 jn.au

W.pk

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.l

Bot. cab. 495

2 stramineum Haw. straw-colored tt. | | or

2 jn.au

Str

C. G. H.

1732.

c

s.l

3 elatum Haw. elate tt. i | or

3 jn.au

S

C. G. H.

1714.

c

s.l

13349 fulvum Haw. fulvous tt. | | or

2 jn.au

Ful

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13350 defoliatum Haw. defoliated tt. i | or

2 jn.au

W.pk

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13351 horizontale Haiv. horizontal-/^ tt. | | or

2 jn.au

Str

C. C. H.

1795.

c:

s.l

13352 speciosum Haw. specious tt. i (or
13353 nricans L. glittering tt. / _| or
L3354 maculatum Haw. spotted-stalked tt. | | or

If my.o
If my.au

S
S

s

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1793.
1704.
1732.

c:
c
c

s.l
s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 448

13355 flkvum Haw. small yellow tt. i | or

| " au

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

s.l

13356 obnquum Haw. oblique tt. | | or

1 au

P

C. G. H.

1819.

C

s.l

Bot. reg. 863

13357 parvif,Mium Haw. small-leaved tt. | | or

f au

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

s.l

13358 brevifblium H. K. short-leaved tt. i (or

1 jl.o

R

C. G. H.

1777.

C

s.l

13359 subglobusum Haw. subglobose tt. | | or
13360 pulverulentum Haiv. powdery tt. i | or

1 jl.o

R
Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1795.
1792.

c;
C

s.l

s.l

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

13361 hispidum L.

hisnid

L| |or

f my.o

p

C. G. H.

1704.

C

S.I

Di. el. 278

2 platyp£talum Haw. broad-petaled
13362 hirtellum Haw. dwarf bristly

L i ]or

L | p or

Jmy.o
i my.n

p

Pk

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1792.

C
C

S.I

si

13363 candens Haw. „

glitterine

Li I or

1 ...

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.I

13364 subcompressum/faM;. subcompressedL i | or

liJLau

P"

C. G. H.

1823.

C

S.I

2 minus Haw.

smaller

tt. | | or

1 jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1823.

C

S.I

13365 floribundum Haw.

bundle-flwd

L i | or

i my.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1704.

C

S.I

Di. el. 214. 289

13386 torquatum Haw.

torqued

L( |or

f my.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.I

13367 calycMnum Haw.

/o«#-cupped

L • i or

5Jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1819.

C

S.I

13368 striatum Haw.

striated-bristly

Li |or

f my.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1727.

C

S.I

Di. el. 281

2 | .aliens

pale

Li | or

I my.o

W

C. G. H.

C

S.I

Dec. pi. 132

13369 attenuatum Haw.

attenuated

Li |or

i my.o

W

C. G. H.

1821.

C

S.I

13370 hispitolium Haw.

bristly- leaved

Li |or

i my.o

W

C. G. H.

1818.

C

S.I

2 roseum Haiv.

rosy

Li | or

i my.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1818.

C

S.I

13371 echinatum //. K.

hedgehog

«. i | or

ViLo

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

S.I

Dec. pi. 24

2 album Haw

white

tt. i | or

1 jl.o

W

C. G. H

1774.

C

S.I

13372 strumusuin L.

strumose

tt. i | or

iau

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.I

13373 barbatum L.

trailing beardec

iL i | or

f jn.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1705.

C

S.I

Dec. pi. 28

13374 stelligerum //am

star-bearing

tt | | or

f my.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1793.

C

S.I

Bot. mag. 70

13375 stellatum Dec.

starry -bearded

tt. I (or

1 10

Pk

C. G. H.

1716.

C

S.I

Di.el.235

hirsutum Haw.

13376 densum Haw.

dense-bearded

tt. | | or

i my.au

Pk

C. G.H.

1732.

C

S.1

Bot. mag. 1220

13377 bulbosum //«io.

bulbous

tt. | | or

%au

Pk

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.I

13378 intonsum Haw.

unshaved

tt, | | or

i *

Pk

C. G. H.

1824.

C

S.I

2 album Haw.

white

tt, | | or

* i

Pk

C. G. H.

1824.

C

S.I

1521. HYMENO'GYNE Haw. HYMENOGYNE.
13379 glabra Haw. smooth O cu f jl.o

Mesembryanthemum glabrum IL K.

(Hymen, membrane, gyne, woman j style.)
Pa.Y C. G.H.

1787. S s.l

Ficoidea;. 1.
Bot. rep. 57

CLASS XII. ORDER 3.
ICOSA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

*1522.

Tou.

ROSE.

(Rhodd, red, Celt ; color of flower.)

Rosacear. 116. —150.

13380 berberifblin Pall.

I. SiMFLiciFbLu Leaves simple, exstipulate.

Berberry-lvd & _J or 1| jn.jl Y Persia
II. FERUCES. — Very prickly ; branches clothed with persistent tomentum j fruit naked.

13381 ferox Law. fierce 31 or 3 jn.au R Caucasus 1796. L co Bot. reg. 420
kamchatica Red.

13382 kamchatica Fen. Kamtschatka 3k or 4 jl.au R Kamtsch. 1802. L co
2 mtens Lindl. shining & or 4 jl.au R 1822. L co

III. BRACTEA"TJE. —Branches and fruit clothed with persistent tomentum.

13388 involucrata Rox. involucrated * | or 3 jl.au W E. Indies 1818. L co Bot. reg. 739

13384 bracteata Wnl. bracteated « or 2 au.o W China 1795. C l.p Yen. eels 28

2 scabricaulis Lindl. rough-stemmed* or 2 au.o W China ... C l.p Bot. mag. 1377

IV. CINXAMOME.E. — Setigerous or unarmed bracteate ; leaflets lanceolate, glandless-; disk slender.

1790. L r.m Par. Ion. 101

Bot. reg. 419
Bot. reg. 824

13385 nitida W.

—• *-K;*.«gcy I/«A i/;r unitr/

glossy ^

f/lGU, V

or

jn.au

R

N. Amer.

1807.

L

CO

Lind. ros. 2

13386 /ftpa Bosc

Turnip &

or

4

jn.au

R

N. Amer.

• ••

L

CO

Red. ros. 1.7

13387 lucida Ehrh.

bright-team* 3£

or

2

jn.au

R

N. Amer.

1724.

L

CO

Di. el. 245. 316

13388 pennsylvanica Lk.

Pennsylvanian 3fe

or

5

jn.jl

Pk

Pennsylva

.n....

L

r.m

13389 gemella W.

twin-flowering 3k

or

3

jl.au

R

N. Amer.

1800.

L-

CO

13390 laxa Lindl.

loose Carolina 3k

or

3

jl.au

R

N. Amer.

L

CO

Lind. ros. 3

13391 parviflura Ehrh.

small-flowered 34

Pr

\\

i jn.au

F

N. Amer.

1724.

L

s.p

Lawr. ros. 3

2 flure plfeno

double- flowered 3k

Pr

H

jn.au

F

N. Amer.

...

L

CO

13392 taurica Bieb.

Taurian 3k

or

6

Pk

Tauria

...

L

CO

13393 Woodsij Lindl.

Woods's 3k

or

3

mr.jn

R

N. Amer.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 976

13394 carol'ma L.

Carolina 3k

or

6

jn.jl

R

N. Amer.

1726.

L

s.p

Lind. ros. 4

2 florida Donne

Florida 3fc

or

5

jn.jl

R

N. Amer.

• ••

L

s.p

13395 /raxinifulia .Bore.

Ash-leaved 3k

or

6

my.jn

R

Newfound. ...

L

CO

Bot. reg. 458

13396 cinnamumea L.

Cinnamon 3k

or

6

my

Pk

Europe

• ••

L

CO

Eng. bot. 2388

2 flore pleno

double-flwd 3fe

or

5

my.jn

P

Europe

MM

L

CO

Lind. ros, 5

3 flure semipleno

semidouble-flwd3fe

or

7

my.jn

R

Siberia

1805.

L

CO

13397 pygmas^a Bieb.

pygmy 3k

or

3

Pk

Caucasus

1820.

L

r.m

Bieb.cen. 1. 2

13398 clinophylla Red.

reclining-lvd 3k

or

6

my.jl

W

1820.

L

r.m

Red. ros. 1.43.ic

13399 fruticusa Bes.

shrubby 3k.

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

ValYes'ia

1817.

L

r.m

13400 ambigua »'«tfr.
13401 dahurica Pall.

ambiguous 3k
Dahurian 3k

or
or

6
6

jnjl
my.jl

Pk
Pk

Germany
Siberia

1824.

L

r.m
r.m

13402 adenophylla W.

gland-leaved 3k

or

4

jn.jl

Pk

...

L

r.m

13403 majalis /tax.
13404 macrophylla Lindl.
13405 Lyoni* PA.

hog 3k
long-leaved &
Lyon's 3k

or
or

3
6

4

my.jn
my.au

Pk
Pk"

Europe
Nepal

1822.

L
L
L

CO
CO

r.m

Fl. dan. 688
Lind. ros. 6

V. PIMPINELLIFOLLE. — Prickles equal, numerous, bractless ;
13406 alp\na L. alpine 3k or 3 jn.jl

sepals connivent persistent ; disk almost none.
Pk Switzerl. 1683. L r.m Bot. reg. 424

2 pyrenaica Gow.
3 pendufina L.
13407 suavis JF.

Pyrenean 3k
pendulous SI
sweet 31

or
or
or

3
5
4

jn.jl
my.jn
jn.jl

Pk
P
Pk

Pyrenees
SwitzerL

1726.
1818.

L

L
L

CO

CO

r.m

Gou. il. 19
Lawr. ros. 91

13408 balsamea Spr.

balsam 3k

or

3

jn.jl

R

1825.

L

r.m

13409 muricata LA.

muricated 3k

or

3

jn.jl

Pk

••*...

1820.

L

r.m

13410 rubella Sm.

reddish 31

or

2

jnjl

Pk

England s

>ea sh.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 2521

Z melanocarpa Lina

'I. black-fruited 3H

or

2

Pk

.*•**-

...

I.

CO

13411 stricta Lindl.

strict Carolina 3k

or

3

jn

Pk

N. Amer.

...

L

CO

Lind. ros. 7

ORDER III.

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

209

13412 aciculkris Lindl. acicular

2 paucifl6ra Lindl. few-flowered

13413 sulphurea H. K. double sulphur

13414 lutescens Ph. lutescent

13415 Eglanteria L. Eglantine
lutea unicolor B.M.

2 lut£ola Thore yellowish
hispida B. M.

13416 flava Wife. yellow

13417 spinosissima L. spiniest Scotch

or

6

my.jn

Pk

Siberia

1805.

L

CO

or

6

mv.jn

Pk

Siberia

1813.

L

CO

or

3

JI

Y

Levant

1629.

L

S.I

Rot.

reg. 4fi

or

3

my.jn

Pa.Y

Siberia ?

1780.

L

CO

Line

I. ros. 9

or

4

my.jn

Y

...

L

CO

Bot.

mag. 363

or

4
•1

my.jn

Y
Y

...

L

CO

Bot.

mag. 1570

or

2

jn.jl
jn.jl

W.R

Britain

sa. hea.

I.

p.l

Eng

. hot. 187

Blush, Anderson's Double

Lady's

Blush, Double Lady's
Blush, Double Pink
Blush, Double Provins
Blush, Double Rose
Blush, Dutch Double
Blush, Princess Double
Crimson, Double

Garden Varieties.
Marbled, Double Crimson
Marbled, Double Dark
Marbled, Double Light
Purple, Double
Purple, Small Double Light
Red, Double Dark
Red, Double Light
Red, True Double
Two-colored, Large Double

Two-colored, Small Double
White, Large Double
White, Large Semi-double
White, Small Double
White, Whitley's Double
Yellow, Globe Double
Yellow, Large Double
Yellow, Pale Double
Yellow, Small Double

2 reversa Lindl. reversed 3fe

3 sanguisorbif61ia Lindl. Burnet-lvdSfe

13418 grandiflora Lindl. large-flowered 3fc

13419 myriacantha Dec. myriad-spined 3fe

13420 Biebersteinw Lindl. Bieberstein's &
ferox Bieb.

13421 involiita Sm. involuted

13422 reversa W.tyK. reversed

13423 altkica Red. Altaian
spinosissima <y Palla~SM Lindl.

13424 melanocarpa Lk. dark-fruited

13425 oxyacantha Bieb. sharp-spined

13426 Sab'im Woods Sabine's

13427 Doniana Woods Don's

or 1 my.jn W Siberia 1814. L co Bot. reg. 431

W L co

W Siberia 1818. L co Bot. reg. 888

_ -_»__ W S. France 1820. L co Lind. ros. 10

or 2 my.jn W Caucasus 1822. L co

Ul 1 1I1V.JI1

or 3 my.jn

or 4 my.jn

or 1 my.jn

or 2 jn.jl
or 5 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

or

or 3 jn.jl
or 3 jn.jl
or 8 my.jn
my.jn

or

W Hebrides moun. L co Eng. hot. 2068

W.v Hungary 1816. L co W. & K. 264

W Altaia 1818. L r.m Pal. ros. 75

W S. Europe 1817. L r.m

W Caucasus 1820. L r.m

W.R Britain woods. L co

Pk Britain hed. L co

VI. CErrriFoLi.®. — Prickles unequal, bracteate ; disk thick , surrounding the throat ; leaflets rugose.
13428 damasc^na Mil. Damascus & or 3 jn.jl Pk Levant 1573. L co Lawr. ros. 38

Agathe, Rouge
Argentea
Auguste, Belle
Aur6ra
Belgic, Blush
Belgique Carnee
Belgique Violette
Bifera Carnea
Bifera de Naples
Bifera grandifl6ra
Blush, Early
Blush, Imperial
Blush, Monthly
Blush, Watson'a

Garden
Brunswick
Cluster, Pale
Couronnee, Belle
Couronnee Petite
Damas Argente
Damas Pourpre
Damask, Blush
Damask, Red
Damask, White
Egyptian
Emperor
Felicite"
Goliath
Gracieuse

Varieties.

Hundred-leaved, Petite

Incomparable

Mignonne, Favorite

Monarque, Grande

Monthly, Red

Monthly, White

Paestana

Paragon

Parnassus

Perpetual

Prolific

Quatre Saisons

Quatre Saisons blanche

Quatre Saisons, flesh- co-
lored

Quatre Saisons, Francois
Quatre Saisons Panache
Quatre Saisons Pompone
Quatre Saisons sansepines
Quatre Saisons, semi-
double
Royal, Great
Swiss
Valiant
Versailles

York and Lancaster
Zealand

13429 centifblia L. hundred-lvd Provins
provincialis Mil.

Aunay, Belle d'

Constance

Petite Hollande

Aurbra

Cramois, Grand

Persian

Belgic, Red

Cumberland

Pompon, Gros

Blandford, or Kingston
Blush, Royal
Bourbon

Dragon
Duchesse d'Angouleme
Duchesse de Berri

Pourpree Aimable
Pourpree Favorite
Pourpree Violette

Bright Crumpled

Elysian

Prolific

Cabbage, Blush

Emperor

Provins, Blush

Cabbage, Single

Juno

Provins, Cabbage

Carmine

Louis XVIII.

Provins, Childings

Carmine, Superb
Centfeuilles Anemone

Malta
Mere Gryone

Provins, Common
Provins, Damask

Centfeuilles de Bruxelles

Mottled Purple

Provins, Dutch

Centfeuilles de Hesse

Neapolitan

Provins, Early

Centfeuilles Gaufree

CEillet

Provins, Grand

Chamois

One-sided

Provins, Imperial

Cluster

Pencilled

Provins, Invincible

or 3 jn.au Pk S. Europe 1596. L r.m Red. ros. 1.1

Garden Varieties.

Provins, Royal

Provins, Scarlet

Provins, Semidouble

Provins, Shaillers

Provins, Single

Provins, White

Rouge Superbe

Sans p^tales

Souchet

Spongs

Striped Nosegay

Surpassante

Syren

Trianon, Belle de

Versailles

Vilmorin

2 muscosa Mil.

Moss, Blush
Moss, Common

3 pompbnia Dec.

De Meaux
Dwarf Bagshot
Mossy de Meaux

4 bipinnata Red.
13430 gallica L.

moss Sit or 3 jn.jl Pk

Garden Varieties.

Moss, Dark Moss, Single

Moss, Prolific Moss, Striped

Pompone Sfe or 2 jn.jl Pk S. Europe

Garden Varieties.
Mignonne Charmante Provins, Dwarf

Pompone

Pompone, Proliferous

Provins, Small

L r.m Red. ros. 1. 8
Moss, White
L r.m Red. ros. 1. 21

Rheims, De
St. Francis

bipinnate
French officinal

L co Red. ros. 2. 4

S. Europe 1596. L co Bot. reg. 448

210

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

Admirable

Aigle noir

Albanian

Amaranth

Antwerp

Atlas

Belle Aurpre

Beaute Aimable

Beaute Rouge

Beaute Supreme

Bijou

Bishop

Black Frizzled

Blue

Bouquet Rouge Roy ale

Brunette

Brussels

Buonaparte

Burning Coal

Cardinal

Carmine

Carmine Brillante

Carmine, Proliferous

Carnation

Catalonian

Champion

Chancellor

Changeable

Cherry

Clementine

Coquette

Couleur de Feu

Cramoisie, Belle

Cramoisie, Grande

Crimson, Dutch

Crimson, Purple

Crimson, Royal

Crown

Cupid

Damask, Black

Delicious

Due de Guiche
Duchesse d'Orleans
Dwarf Proliferous
Enchanter
Enfant de France
Eucharis

Garden Fa
Fanny Bias
Fiery
Flanders
Flemish
Formidable
Fringed
Garnet
Gay
Giant

Gloria Mundi
Granaatappel
Grand Mpnarque
Grand Sultan
Henry IV.
Herminie, Belle
Hervi

Hollande, Noir de
Hundred-leaved, Blush
Hundred-leaved, Dutch
Hundred-leaved, Single-
ton's

Imperatrice
Incomparable
Infernal
Invincible
Italian
Josephine
Junon
King

La Dauphine
L'Ombre Agreable
L'Ombre Superbe
Leyden
Lisbon
Lively
Lurid
Maiden
Majorca
Malabar
Malta

Manteau Royal
Marbled
Marbled, Dark
Marbled, Double
Marbled, Grand
Margaret
Matchless
Mauve

'•ieties.
Mignonne
Mignonne, Blush
Mignonne, Dark
Mignonne, Favorite
Mignonne, Red
Mignonne, Semidouble
Mignonne, Striped
Mirabelle
Mogul
Montauban
Morocco
Mottled, Black
Natalie
Negrette
Negro

Ninon de 1'Enclos
Nonpareil
Nonsuch
Normandy
Officinal
Officinal, Blush
Officinal, Carmine
Orleans

Ornement de Parade
Paestana
Panachee, Petite
Paradise
Paragon
Pavot
Perruque
Phoenix
Plicate
Pluto
Pom&na
Pompadour
Pompon Bazard
Poniatowsky
Poppy
Porcelame
Portland
Pourpree, Belle
Pourpre Bouquet
Pourpre Charmante
Pourpre de Tyr
Pourpree, Grande Belle
Pourpre, Point
Pourpres, Roi des
Pourpre Velours

2 pumila L. dwarf wild officinal &

or

f Jn.jl

R

Austria 1810. L

CO ,

13431 marginata Wallr. margined SI

or

5

in il

Pk

Germany 1818. L

r.m

13432 pulchella Spr. neat &

or

2

jn.jl

R

France 1824. L

r.m

13433 parvifblia£ArA. sma.ll-lvd Burgundy &

or

1

jn.jl

P

Europe ... L

r.m :

VIT. VtLLbs*. — Prickles straight y sepals conniv. persist. ;

disk thick, surround, throat ; brat

13434 turbinata H. K. turbinate Frankfort &
2 orbessanea double Orbessan^l

or
or

5

4

jn.au
jn.au

Pk
Pk

1629. L

r.m
r.m

13435 coruscans Lk. glittering &

or

6

jn.au

Pk

'.!"'.'. '". L

r.m

13436 gracilis Woods slender &

or

8

jnjl

R

Britain highly. L

r.m

villdsa E. B.

13437 villbsa L. villous Sfe

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain hedges. L

co !

m611is Sm.

13438 heterophyllaJFbocb various-leaved 3k

or

6

jnjl

Pk

Britain hedges. L

CO

13439 scabriiiscula E. B. rather rougher 3Sz

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain hedges. L

CO

13440 tomentbsa Sm. downy-lvd Dog &
2 resinbsa Lindl. resinous Sfe

or
or

6

4

jn.jl
jn.jl

Pk
R

England hed. L
Ireland ... L

CO
CO

13441 cuspidata Bieb. cuspidate 3fe

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Tauria 1817. L

r.m

13442 montana Stev. mountain SI

or

6

jn.jl

R

Tauria 1821. L

r.m

13443 mollis Led. soft &

or

6

jnjl

R

Caucasus 1818. L

r.ra

13444 Willdenovw Spr. Willdenow's 3fc

or

4

jn.jl

W

Siberia 1820. L

r.m

arenaria Bieb.

13445 alba L. single white Sfe

or

4

jn.jl

W

Crimea 1597. L

r.m

Agate

Belle Aurore
Blanche a Cceur Vert
Blanche de Belgique
Blush, Double White
Bouquet Blanc
Celestial

Garden Varieties.

Due d'Yorck Maiden's Blush, Great

Eliza Maiden's Blush, Small

Feuille Fermee Moraga la Favorite

Grande Cuisse de Nymph e Muscat Rouge
Henriette, Belle N6va Coelestis

Joanne d'Arc N6va Plfena

Prince

Prince William V.

Princess

Prolific

Pronville

Proserpine

Provins Pulmonaire

Purple, Blue

Purple, Bright

Purple, Favorite

Purple, Grand

Purple, Light

Purple, Royal

Pyramid

Queen

Raniinculus

Ranunculus, Early

Red and Violet

Roi de France

Rosa Mundi

Rose de Parade

Royal Red

Royal Virgin

Sable

St. John's

Sanspareil

Sceptre

Shell

Spanish

Stadth older

Stepney

Striped Nosegay

Sultana

Superb Red

Trafalgar

Triumphant

Tuscany

Two-colored

Velvet, Double

Velvet, Semidouble

Velvet, Single

Velvet, Striped

Venetian

Victory

Violet, Dark

Violette, Belle

Violette et Rouge

Jac. au. 198

Bot. reg. 452
nches upright.
Lawr. ros. 69

Eng. hot. 583
Eng. bot. 2459

Eng. bot. 1896
Eng. bot. 990

Lawr. ros. 37

Rbsea
Simonville
Spineless Virgin
Thornless, Double
Triangularis
White, Double

13446 hibernica Sm.

Maiden's Blush, Cluster Petite Cuisse de Nymphe WThite, Semidouble
Irish & or 2 jn.n Pk Ireland ir.thi. Sk co Eng. bot. 2196

VI 1 1. RuBiciNos.fi — Prickles unequal ; sepals persistent ; disk thick ; branches arched ; leaflets glandular.

13447 lutea Mil.

2 punicea Mil.

13448 rubiginosa L.

single yellow
scarlet Austrian
rusty Sweet Briar

3 jn
3 jn
5 my.jn

American, Single
Blush
Clementine
Cluster

Y Germany 1596. L r.m Bot. mag. 363
Y.o Germany 1596. L r.m Bot. mag. 1077
Pk Britain ch.ba. S co Eng. bot. 991

Garden Varieties.

Monstrous

Dwarf, Semidouble Mossy

Maiden Petite Hessoise

Mannings Royal

Double

Scarlet
Tree, Double
White, Semidouble
Zabeth •

ORDER III.

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

2 micrantha Sm.

small-flowered 3fe

or

6

my.jl

Pk

Britain

thick.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 2499

3 umbellata Leers

umb. Sweet Briar^.

or

4

my.jn

Pk

German

y •••

L

r.m

Lawr. ros. 65

4 sdpium Thuil.

hedge &

or

8

my.jn

Pk

Britain

thick.

J^

CO

5 inodura Ag.

scentless $&.

or

6

my.jn

Pk

Britain

hed.

L

CO

Cur. Ion. 117

13449 Borreri Woods

Borrer's &

or

6

mr.jl

Pk

Britain

hed.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 257!)

13450 suaveolens Rafi.

sweet-smelling Sit

or

6

my.jl

Pk

N. Amei

r. 1800.

L

r.m

13451 pulverulenta Bleb.

Caucus, dusty 3k

or

6

my.jl

Pk

Caucasu

s 1817.

L

r.m

13452 ibe>ica Stev.

Iberian &

or

6

my.jl

Pk

Iberia

1820.

L

r.m

13453 floribtinda Stev.

bundle-flwd &

or

6

my.jl

W

Tauria

1819.

L

r.m

rubiginbsa Bleb.

13454 pruinosa Lindl.

frosted ££

or

3

my.jn

Pk

Siberia

1818.

L

CO

13455 glutinosa Sm.

glutinous Cretan &

or

2

my.jn

Pk

Candia

1821.

L

CO

Red. ros. 1. 47

IX. CANI\V,E. — Prickles equal, hooked ; h>s glandless

; sep. decid.

; disk surround, throat j branches arched.

13456 sericea Lindl.

silky &

or

6

my.jn

Pk

Nepal

1822.

L

p.l

Lind. ros 12

13457 caucasea Lindl.

Caucasian 3fe

or

20

jn.jl

R

Caucasu

i 1798.

L

CO

13458 canina L.
2 coll'ma Jac.

dog, or** |

or
or

8

8

n.jl
jn.jl

Pk
Pk

Britain
Britain

hed.
hed.

L
L

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 992
Eng. bot 1895

3 dumetorum7%Mzi

r. thicket Sfc

or

8

Pk

England

hed.

L

CO

4 cassia E. B.

grey &

or

6

jn.jl

Pk.

w Scotland

hed.

I,

CO

Eng. bot. 2367

13459 saxatilis Stev.

rock 3fe

or

5

Pk

Tauria

1820.

L

r.m

13460 baltica Roth

Baltic &

or

5

jn.jl

Pk

Baltic

1825.

L

r.m

13461 leucantha Bleb.

white-flowered 3£

or

10

jn.jl

W

Iberia

1817.

L

r.m

Lind. ros. 11

13462 nuda Woods

naked ^

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

13463 Sherardz Dav.

Sherard's Sfe

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

13464 sarmentacea Swz.

twiggy -*

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

Cur. Ion. 5. 34

13465 bractescens Woods

bractescent sfe

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

13466 Forster* Sm.

Forster's 3fc

or

6

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

13467 surcutosa Woods

spriggy -*

or

4

jn.jl

Pk

Britain

hedges.

L

CO

13468 rubrifolia Vll.

red-leaved 3£

or

6

P

Europe

1814.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 430

2 Redutea Thory

Redoute's 3fe

or

3

jnjl

P

1822.

L

CO

Red. ros. 1. 38

13469 Montezunirf? H.&B

!. Montezuma's «l i_

J or

3

jn.jl

Pk

Mexico

1825.

C

r.m

Red. ros. 1. 16

13470 Indica L.

blush Indian tt

or

20

year

F

China

1789.

C

Lawr. ros. 26

Alba

Animating
AHro-riigra
Bengale £ Bouquet
Bengale a Fl. Panache*
Bengale Blanche
Bich5nia
Carnescens

Garden Varieties referable either to R. Indica or R. semperflbrens.

Centifolia Lucida Purpurea

Cerise eclatante Major SanguJnea

Chiffbnnee Minor Sans Epines

Cucullata Monstrosa Subalba

E'legans Moonshine Terneaux

Florida N"igra Thisbe

Gigantea Ochroleuca Veloutee
Lie de Vin

2 odoratissima Suit, sweetest-sctd * I

3 pumila Red. dwarf * |

4 longifolia W. long W'itfow-lvd * _|

5 Noisettz'dwa Noisette's * |

13471 Roxburgh; Hort. Roxburgh's g |

13472 Ayacinthina Hort. Hyacinth-scented & | or

13473 Boursoultn Hort. Boursoult's

13474 Fraseri«?wz Hort. Eraser's

13475 purpurea Hort. purple

13476 flavescens Hort. flavescent China

13477 L6ng« Swt. Lady Long's

13478 nivea Dec. snowy

13479 semperflorens Cur. ever-blowing

13480 Lawrenceawrt Swt. Miss Lawrence's

13481 microph^lla Rox. small-leaved

or

3

f.au

Pa.PkChina

1810.

C

p.l

or

1

my.au

Pk

China

C

p.l

or

5

my.au

Pk

China

...

C

p.l

or

10

my.s

W

hybrid

C

p.l

or

13

my.s

W

China

1821.

C

p.l

or

13

my.s

R

hybrid

1821.

C

p.l

or

13

my.s

Pk

hybrid

1821.

C

p.l

or

4

my.s

Pk

hybrid

C

,1

or

4

my.s

Pk

hybrid

...

C

p.l

or

3

my.s

Crea

China

1821.

C

p.l

or

20

jn.jl

R

hybrid

L

p.l

or

20

jl

Pa

China

1820.

C

s.p

or

10

year

C

China

1789.

C

p.l

or

1

year

R

China

1810.

C

p.l

or

3

Pk

E. Indies

1823.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 804
Red. ros. 1.42
Red. ros. 2. 12
Red. ros. 2. 77. ic

Bot. mag. 284
Bot. mag. 1762
Bot. reg. 919

13482 systyla Desf. clustered-styled &

2 MonsbnzVzr Lindl. Lady Monson's &

13483 arvensis Hud.

13484 hybrida Schl.

13485 sempervirens L.

corn white dog -*
hybrid SI

evergreen !t«.

2 capreolata D. Don tvfiningAyrsh.

13486 gemimita Rau.

13487 Russelwttrt Hort.

13488 multiflora Thun.

2 multiplex

3 alba

13489 Grevillw Hort

13490 Erunbnii Lindl.

13491 moschata Mil.

2 fibre pleno

3 nepalensis Lindl.

4 arborea Pers.

5 nivea Lindl.

6 cvrattna Bosc

13492 rubifolia R. Br.

2 fenestralis Lindl.

twin

Russel's cottage

many-flowered ~

double

white

Greville's \

Brown's

musk

double-flwd S

Nepal !l

tree

snow bush i

Evratine S

Bramble-lvd -

windowed

or

6

my.jl

Pk

Britain

hed.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 1895

or

3

my.jl

Pk

Britain

hed.

L

CO

Red. ros. 3. 67.ic

or

8

jn.jl

W

Britain

hed.

L

CO,

Eng. bot. 188

or

4

my.jn

Pk

Switzerl.

• ••

L

CO

or

20

jn.au

W

S. Europe 1629.

L

CO

Bot reg. 465

or

20

jn.au

W

••••••

1818.

L

CO

or

8

jn.jl

w

Switzerl.

1819.

L

r.m

or

20

jn-jl

P.R

L

P.l

or

12

jn.jl

Pk

China"

1804.

C

S.1

or

12

jl.au

Pk

China

1804.

C

Bot. mag. 1059

or

20

jn.au

W

China

1810.

C

P 1

or

20

ap.jl

R

China

C

P-l

or

12

W

Nepal

1822.

C

CO

Lind. ros. 14

or

12

jl.o"

W

Barbary

1596.

L

r.m

Lawr. ros. 64

or

12

jl.0

W

Barbary

1596.

L

r.m

Lawr. ros. 53

or

12

jl.o

W

Nepal

1822.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 829

or

30

Persia

1824.

L

CO

or

4

jl'"

w"

1822.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 861

or

4

jl.au

Pk

......

1822.

L

CO

or

6

au.s

F

N. Amer.

1800.

L

p.l

or

4

au.s

F

N. Amer.

1800.

L

P.1

Lind. ros. 15

XI. BANKSIA^N^:. — Stipules narrow, nearly free, often deciduous ; leaves oftenest ternate ; stems scandent.

13493 sinica Ait. three-lvd China HL or 5 my.jl W China 1759. C p.l Lind. ros. 16

13494 Banks**? R. Br. Lady Banks's |_ or 20 jn.jl W China 1807. C p.l Bot. reg. 397

2 flore luteo yellow- flowered fl_ or Y China 1824. C p.l

3 multiplex double-^ott)m«^fl_ or 20 jn.jl Y E.Indies 1824. C p.l Bot. reg. 1105

13495 microcarpa Thun. small-fruited £ | or 10 my.s W China 1822. C p.l Lind. ros. 18

*1523. JRITBUS L. BRAMBLE. (Rub, red, Celtic ; fruit.) Rosace*. 63. — 116.

I. PINNATIF£>UI. — Lvs pinnate, underneath smooth, from No. 13500. undern. clothed with white tomentunt.

13496 rosEeft.lius Sm. Rose-leaved *| | or 3 ap.o W Mauritius 1811. C p.l Sm. ic. pic. 3. 60

2coronarius garland H \ | or 3 ap.o W Mauritius 1811. C p.l Bot mag. 1783

P 2

2J2

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XII.

or

I I or
fr
or
fr

13497 Eglanttria Trat. Eglantine

13498 pinnitus W. pinnate

13499 suberectus Ander. sub-upright
nemorbsus Hay.

13500 micranthus D. Don small-flowered
pauciflorus Lindl.

13501 distans D. Don distant

13502 apetalus Poir. petalless

13503 occidentalis L. occidental

13504 asper D. Don rough

13505 Idaexus L. Raspberry

II. PALMATIFOLII. —

13506 laciniatus W. en. jag-leaved

13507 trivialis Ph. trivial

13508 Cffi^sius L. grey Dewberry -*

13509 foliolosus D. Don small leafy

13510 peduncul&susD.Do/t pedunculate;!

13511 flagellaris W.en. rod

13512 inermis W. en.

13513 corylifolius E. B.

13514 agrestis W. $ K.

13515 plicatus Weihe

13516 afTmis Weihe

13517 wlmifolius Schott

13518 Linkidfuu Ser.

l_J or 3 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1825. C p.l

i _ | or 5 jn.jl Pk Madeira 1789. C p.l

or 4 jn.s W Britain woods. Sk co

fr 10 iny.au R Nepal 1822. C co

5 jl W Nepal 1818. L co

6 jl.au P Is. France 1823. C p.l
5 my.jn W N. Amer. 1696. Sk co
5 my.jn W Nepal 1821. L p.l
5 my.jn W Britain m.wo. Sk r.m

Leaves palmate, 3 — 5-foliate.

unarmed
Hazel-leaved
field
folded
similar
Elm-leaved
Link's
paniculatus Schlec.

13519 fruticosus L. common shrubby-*

2 albus white-fruited

3 plenus

13520 tomentosus Weihe

13521 glanduldsus W. en.

13522 hirtus W. $ K.

13523 sanctus Schreb.

13524 canteens Dec.

13525 fastigiatus Weihe

13526 filiajfolius Weihe

13527 cordifolius Weihe

13528 rubricaulis Weihe

13529 Menkzi Weihe

13530 Schlechtendahlw 1

Weihe

13531 Schleichcn Weihe Schleicher's

13532 h6rridus Weihe horrid

13533 leucdstachys Schl. white-spiked

13534 rhamnifbliusWeihe Buckthorn-lvd

13535 nitidus Weihe shining

13536 argutus Lk. sharp. toothed

13537 cuneifolius Ph. wedge-leaved

13538 sanguinolentus Lk. blood-red

13539 Sprengelw Weihe Sprengel's

vulplnus Ser.

doub\e-flowered~£.

\vootty-leaved

glandular

hairy

holy

canescent

fastigiate

Lime-tree-lvd

heart-leaved

red-stemmed

Menk's

13540 villbsus H.K.

13541 strigosus Ph.

13542 jamaicensisi.

13543 hispidus L.

13544 lanuginbsus Stev.

13545 tetraphyllus H. K.

13546 parvifolius L.

13547 canadensis L.

13548 saxatilis L.

13549 triflorus Rich.

13550 arcticus L.

13551 pistillatus Sm.
acaulis MX. •

13552 agopodioldes Ser.

13553 odoratus L.

13554 reflexus Ker

13555 moluccanus L.

13556 rugosus Sm.

13557 stellatus Sm.

13558 Chamaemorus L.

shaggy

stngose

Jamaica

bristly

woolly

four-leaved

small-leaved

Canadian

stone

three-flowered

arctic

close-styled

Jc or 12 jn.s

W.R

L co

Jc or 7 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1789. Sk co

Jk fr 2 jn jl

W

Britain bor. fi. Sk co

j± or 6 jn.jl

W

Nepal 1818. L co

Sfc or 5 jn.jl

W

Nepal 1818. L co

«£ or 6 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1789. Sk co

-* or 12 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1805. Sk co

-* or 10 jl

W

Britain hed. Sk co

-A or 6 jn jl

W

Hungary 1820. L co

-Jk or 10 jn.s

W

Britain hed. L co

-* or 8 jn.s

W

Britain hedges. L co

-* or 10 jn.s

W

Spain 1823. L co

-* or 10 jn.jl

W

Europe 1821. L co

r-* or 10 jn.s

Pk

Britain hed. L co

-* or 10 jn.s

W

Britain hed. L co

f-* or 6 jn.s

Pk

Britain hed. L co

Jc or 10 jn.s

W

Germany 1818. L co

Jc or 10 jn.s

W

Germany 1816. L co

„* or 10 jn.s

W

Hungary 1816. L co

Jk or 8 jn.jl

Pk

Palestine 1823. L co

-J: or 6 jn.s

W

Alp. Eur. 1820. L co

Jk or 8 jn.s

W

Switzerl. 1819. L co

-A or 6 jn.jl

W

Germany 1819. L co

-* or 8 jn.jl
^k or 6 jn.jl

W
W

Germany 1816. L co
Germany 1818. L co

^ or 8 jn.jl

W

Germany 1816. L co

.'s-* or 10 jn.jl

W

Europe 1823. L co

^* or 8 jn.jl

W

Germany 1818. L co

-* or 6 jn.jl
Jk or 10 jn.jl

W
W

Germany 1817. L co
Britain hedges. L co

~£ or 10 jn.s

W

Britain hed. L co

^ or 3 jn.s

W

Britain thick. L oo

^fc or 3 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1823. L co

-* or 3 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1811. Sk co

* I | or 4

R

I. France 1824. C co

-* or 10 jn.s

Pk

Germany 1823. L co

3£ or 3 jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1777. Sk co

& or 3 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. ... Sk co

* l_| or 6 ...

Jamaica 1822. C co

*£. or 3 au

w"

Canada 1768. Sk co

J* or 10 jn.jl

W

Siberia 1820. L co

-* or 10 jn.jl

w

N. Amer. 1819. L co

* | or 2 au.s

Pk

China 1818. L co

-* or 3 jn.jl

W

N. Amer. 1811. Sk co

-* A or ijn

W

Britain m.wo. Sk p.l

-* A or f Jn

w

Canada ... Sk p.l

^ A fr i my.au

Pk

Scotland al. ro. Sk p.l

* A or J jn.jl

R

Labrador 1802. Sk p.l

Eng. bot. 2572
Bot. reg. 854

Di. el. 247. 319
Eng. bot. 2442

Den. br. 69
Eng. bot. 826

Eng. bot. 827
W. & K. 3. 268

Nees r. g, 3

Eng. bot. 715

Neesr. g.8
W. & K. 2. 141

Nees r. g. 2

L or

III. LOBATIFbUL —

sweet-scented 3fe or

reflexed !», | | or

Moluccas !U i | or

•wrinkly It i ) or

starred ^ A or

Cloud -berry ^ A fr

Ij jn.jl W N. Amer. 1825.
Leaves simple, merely lobed.

Skp.l

7 jn.jl

3 jl.au

3 jLau

3 jn.jl

i jn.jl

N. Amer. 1700. Sk co

China 1817. Sk co

E.Indies 1810. Sk l.p

S. Amer. 1819. "
N. Amer. 1824.

C co

Sk p.l

my.jn W Britain moun. Sk p.l

SI. jam. 2. 213. 1

Bot. reg. 496
Eng. bot 2233

Eng. bot. 1585
Ex. bot. 2. 86

Bot. mag. 323
Bot. reg. 461
Ru am. 5. 47. 2

Sm. ic. pic. 3. 64
Eng. bot. 716

1524. DALIBA'RD.4 L. DALIBARDA.

13559 riolaeoides MX. Violet-like
repens L.

(Denis Dalibard. a French botanist.) Rosacete. I. — 3.
A cu i my.jn W N. Amer. 1768. D l.p Mic. am. 1. 27

153S. COMARO'PSIS Rich. COMAROPSIS. (Comarum, marsh cinquefoil, opsis, appearance.) RoscLceat. 2. —5.

13560 Voniana Dec. Don's £ A or | my.jn Y N. Amer. 1800. D l.p Bot. mag. 1567
Dalibarda fragarioldes R M. Waldsteima Domana Trat.

13561 fragarioides Dec. Strawberry-Ik ^ A cu | my.jn W - N. Amer. 1803. D l.p Mic. am. 1. 28
Dalibarda fragarioides MX.

1526. FRAG A^RI A Tou. STRAWBERRY. (Fragrans, fragrant

13562 vesca L. edible £ A fr I ap.my W

13563 calycina Loi. large-calyxed £ A fr 1 ap.jn W
grandiflora Thuil.

13564 monophylla W. one-leaved

13565 collina Ehrh. hill Green Pine

13566 majaufea Duch. Majaufe deChamp.

13567 Breslingza Duch. Bresling

13568 platanoldes Ser. Plane-like

13569 elatior Ehrh. taller

perfumed fruit.) Rosaces. 13.
Britain woods. Rs 8.1 Eng. bot. 1524
France ... Rs r.l

13570 canadensig M*.

Canada

A

fr

1 my.jn

W

1773.

Rss.l

Bot. mag. 63

A
A

fr
fr

1 ap.n
I ap.my

W
W

Germany
France

1768.

Rsr.l
Rs r.lj

A

fr

1 ap.jn

w

France

...

Rsr.l

Noi. jar. 13. 2

A

fr

1 ap.jn

R

N. Amer.

...

Rsr.l

A

fr

1| ap.my

W

Britain i

fvoods.

Rsr.l

Eng. bot. 2197

A

fr

1| ap.my

W

N. Amer.

...

Rsr.l

ORDER III.

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

213

J3571 virginiana Mil.
13372 grandiflbra Ehrh.
13513 chilensis Ehrh.

13574 bonariensis J.

13575 indica Andr.

scarletV'irg'miii £ A fr

Pine great-flwd £ A ff

Chile £ A ft

Buenos Ayres j£ A fr

yellow Indian •„. A or

1 ap.my W

1 ap.my W
fmy.jn W

2 ap.jn Ap
1 my.o Y

N. Amer. 1629.
Surinam 1759.
S. Amer. 1727.
B. Ayres ...
India 1805.

Rs r.l Noi.jar. 12. 2

Rs r.l Mil. ic. 2. 288

Rsr.l NoLjar. 12. 1

Rsr.l

Rs s.p Bot. reg. 61

1527. CO'MARUM L. COMARUM. (Komaron, the arbutus ; similarity of fruit.) Rosaces. 1.
13576 paliistre L. marsh CinquefoUH A cu 1| jn.jl P Britain sp.bo. D p Eng. bot. 172

Potentilla Cttmarum Sco.

* 1528. POTENT I'LL A L. CINQUEFOIL. (Potens, powerful ; supposed med. qual.) Rosacete. 102. — 126.

I. POTENTILLA'STRUM. — Petals yellow, rarely purple ; leaves palmate, from No. 13G40. pinnate.
13577 fruticbsa L. shrubby 3£ or 4 jn.au Y • England m.b.f'

13578 floribunda Ph.

bundle-flowered 3£

or

4 jn.o

Y

'N. Amer. 1811.

L

CO

Den. br. 70

13579 nivea L.

snowy ^

A

pr

| jn.au

Y

Siberia 1816.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 460

13580 angustifblia Schlcc.

many-leaved ^

A

or

4 my.jn

Y

Siberia 1824.

D

CO

Leh. pot. 19

leucophylla Fis.
13581 grandiflbra L.

great-flowered ^t

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Siberia 1640.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 75

13582 uniflora.Lfrf.

one-flowered ^

A

or

i my.jn

Y

Dahuria 1819.

U

CO

Leh. pot. 18

13583 macrantha Led.

long-flowered ^j

A

or

a my.jn

Y

Siberia 1820.

1)

CO

13584 minima Hal.f.

smallest ^

A

or

i my.jn

Y

Switzerl. 1818.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 480

13585 glacialis Hal.f.

icy ^

A

or

i ap.jn

Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Ser. hel. 1. 7

13586 frigida Vil.

frigid £

A

or

i ap.jn

Y

Alp. Delp.1819.

D

CO

Nes. pot. 10. 3

13587 velutina Leh.

velvety ^

A

or

i ap jn

Y

France 1819.

D

CO

13588 villbsa PA.

villous ^

A

or

1 jn-jl

Y

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

Leh. pot. 16

13589 /ragiformis W.
13590 speciusa JF.

Strawberry-like^
showy ^

A
A

or
or

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

S. Europe 1800.
Crete 1821.

D
D

CO
CO

Leh. pot. 15
Nes. pot. 11

13591 bithynica Horn.

Bithynian ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Bithynia 1817.

D

CO '

13592 declinata Horn.

declinate-i>vm. ^j

A

or

1 mv.jn

Y

1817.

D

CO

13593 norvegica L.
13594 monspeliensis L.
13595 elatior ScM.

Norwegian ^£
Montpelier ^
taller ^

0
A
A

Pr
l>r
or

f jnjl
4JLau
2 jn.jl

Y
Y
Y

N. Europe 1764.
France 1680.
Siberia 1824.

S
D
D

CO
CO

CO

Fl. dan. 171
M. h. 2. 20. 2
Leh. pot. 14

13596 subacaulis L.

sub-stemless ^

A

or

i ap.my

Y

S. France 1820.

D

CO

Scop. car. 1. 22

cinerea Chaix

13597 reptans L.
13598 humifusa ^M/.

creeping ~£

trailing ^

A
A

Pr
or

i jn.s
ijnjl

Y
Y

Britain me.pa.
Missouri 1823.

D
D

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 862

13599 flagellaris W.

r°d Jf

A

or

* W

Y

Siberia 1824.

D

CO

Leh. pot. 12

13600 umbrbsa Stev.

shady ^

A

or

Y

Tauria 1818.

D

CO

13601 vinbsa Lo. C.

vinous ^t

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

1818.

D

CO

13602 canadensis L.

Canadian ^

A

or

Y

N. Amer. 1800.

D

CO

Nes. pot. 10. 1

13603 sarmentbsa W. en.

twiggy .*

A

pr

- Jl

Y

N. Amer. 1804.

D

CO

13604 verna L.

spring ^t

A

| mr.my

Y

Britain highl. p.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 37

13605 opaca L.
13606 crbcea Leh.

opaque ^
saffron-co/orerf ^

A
A

pr
or

4 my.jn
1 my.jl

Y

Cop

S. Europe 1680.
Switzerl. 1816.

D
D

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 1. 91
Jac. ic. 3. 499

sabauda Dec. filifor

mis Vil.

13607 debilis Schl.

weak ^

A

or

£ my.jn

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

13608 aurea L.
2 salisburgensis Ser.

golden ^
Salisbury ^

A
A

pr
or

i my.jl
f my.jn

Y
Y

Scotland sc. alp.
S. Europe 1820.

D
D

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 561
Jac. ic. 1. 490

salisburgensis Hoe.

13609 patula W. $. K.
13610 fferanio'ides W.

spreading ^
Geranium-like ^

A
A

or
or

1 my.jl
i my.jl

Y
Y

Hungary 1818.
Armenia 1820.

D
D

CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 199.
Nes. pot. 5. 1

13611 HalienSer.

Haller's £

A

or

i my.jl

Y

Switzerl. F1819.

D

CO

Hal. h. 21. 4

13612 piimila Pair.

dwarf ^

A

or

1 my.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1810.

D

CO

13613 Thomasa Ten.

Thomas's 5^

A

or

4 my.jl

Y

Italy 1822.

D

CO

Fl. nap. 1. 44

13614 petra2xa Schl.
13615 argentea L.
13616 Guntheri Pohl

rock ^
silvery ^
Gunther's ^

A
A
A

or
pr
or

4 my.jl
1 jn.au
1 my.jl

Y
Y
Y

Switzerl. 1819.
Britain gra. pa.
Europe 1818.

D
D
D

CO

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 89
Leh. pot. 10

13617 calabra Ten.

Calabrian ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Italy 1820.

D

CO

Fl. nap. 45

13618 Weinmanm Lod.

Weinmann's ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Europe 1817.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 706

13619 inclinata Vil.
13620 canescens Bes.

inclined-firan. 9K
canescent £fc

A
A

or
or

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

Alp.Delp. 1818.
Europe 1817.

D
D

CO
CO

Vil. del. 3. 45
Tau. h. c. 1. 10

13621 intermedia L.

intermediate ^

A

pr

1 my.s

Y

Switzerl. 1786.

D

CO

13622 col Una Wibel

hill ^

A

or

1 Jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1816.

D

CO

13623 inrisa Desf.

cut-leaved &

A

or

1 jn-jl

Y

1818.

D

CO

13624 virgata LeA.
13625 taurica W.

twiggy ^
Taurian ^

A
A

or
or

1 Jn.jl
1 jnjl

Y
Y

1820.
Tauria 1820.

D
D

CO
CO

Leh. pot. 9

13626 thuringiaca Bernh.

Thuringian ^

A

or

Y

Germany 1819.

D

CO

13627 adscendens JF. era

ascending ^

A

pr

1 jnjl

Y

Hungary 1806.

D

CO

13628 stipularis L.

stipular ^

A

1 jl.au

Y

Siberia 1727.

D

CO

Gm. si. 3. 37. 2

13629 obscura W.

obscure ^

A

or

1 jn.jl*

Y

Siberia 1800.

D

CO

Bal. tic. 10

13630 lacinibsa W. Sf K.

jagged ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1816.

D

CO

Leh. pot. 7

13631 pedata W.

pedate ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Europe 1819.

D

CO

Bot. cab. 579

13632 hirsute Mr.

hairy ^

A

or

1 my.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CO

13633 hirta W.

hairy ^

A

Pr

1 my.s

Y

S. Europe 1725.

D

CO

13634 recta L.

upright 9i

A

pr

1 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1648.

D

CO

Jac. au. 4. 383

13635 astracanica Jac.

Astracan ^

A .

pr

1 jn.au

Y

Siberia 1787.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 92

13636 atrosanguinea Lod.
13637 formosa D. Don

dark-bloody £
beautiful )£

.AJ or
Al or

1| my.s
14 Jnjl

P
P

Nepal 1822.
Nepal 1822.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2689
Hook. ex. fl. 88

nepalensis Hook.

13638 ruthenica W.

Russian ^

A

pr

f my.jn

Y

Siberia 1799.

D

CO

M. h. 20. 2

13639 diffiisa W. en.

diffuse ^

A

pr

| jn.au

Y

1817.

D

CO

13640 bifurca L.

forked -leaved „*

A

pr

4 gjj

L.Y

Siberia 1773.

D

CO

Gm. it. 1. 27. 1

2 subsericea Ser.

rather silky ^

A

or

P.Y

Astracan 1827.

D

CO

13641 supina £.

trailing ^

A

Pr

I* jUu

Y

Siberia 1696.

D

CO

Jac. au. 5. 406

13642 pimpinelloides L.

Burnet-like ^

A

pr

A jn.au

Y

Levant 1758.

D

CO

Bux. cen. 1. 48

13643 ornithopodidides L<

in. Ornith.-like ^

A

or

4 -

Y

1827.

D

CO

13644 cicutariaefblia W.

Cicuta-leaved ^

A

or

1 jn.au

Y

Galacea 1818.

I)

CO

Nes. pot. 2. 2

13645 viscbsa Donn

clammy ^

A

pr

ijl.au

Y

Dauria 1797.

D

CO

Nes. pot. 36

hispida *forf.
13646 pennsylvanica L.
hispida W. en.

Pennsylvanian ^

A

pr

1 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1725.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 2. 18S

13647 multifida L.

many-cleft ^

A

Pr

i my.jn

Y

Siberia 1759.

n

CO

Ser. hel. 1. 8.

13648 biflbra JF.

two-flowered ^

A

or

i i my.jn

Y

Siberia 1820.

D

CO

Leh. pot. 20

13649 verticiliaris W.

whorled ^

A

or

i my.jl

Y

Siberia 1818.

I)

CO

Am. rut. 16

r s

214

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CL. XII. OR. III.

13650 Decides Bleb. Geum-like ^ A or \ jn.jl Y
13651 Sprengelz(mfl Leh. Sprengel's ^ A or 1 jn.jl Y
fragarioldes W.
13652 Filipendula Schl. Dropwort ^ A or 1 jn.jl Y
13653 Sanguis6rba Sckl. Burnet ^ A or 1 my.jn Crea
13654 agrimonioldes Bleb. Agrimony-like^ A or | my.jn Y
13655 candicans H. 8f B. whitish ^ _AJ or £ my.jn Y
13656 Egedii Worm. Egedius's ^t A or i my.jn Y
13657 sericea L. silky ^ A pr £ my.jn Y
13658 Anserina L. Goose Tansy ^ A w f my.s Y
13659 lineariloba M. % S. linear-lobed ^ tAJ or £ my.jn Y
13660 splendens Wai. fine ^ A or 1 my.jl Y
lineata Trev.

II. FRAGARIA'STRUM. — Petals white or red, sometimes yellowish ;
13661 Salesovu Step. Salesovius's & or 2 jn.au W
13662 rupestris L. rock £k A pr 1 my.s W
13663 fragarioides L. Strawberry-Ik ^ A pr I my.jn W
13664 alba L. white ii A pr $ f.au W
136f>5 alchemilloldes Lap. Alchemilla-like^ A or £ my.jn W
13666 micrantha Ram. small-flowered ^ A or | my.jn W
13667 hjforida Wallr. hybrid ^ A or ± my.jn W
13668 glabra Lod. smooth shrubby 3k or 2 jn.au W
13669 Fragaria Poir. Strawberry ^ A cu | my.jn W
Fragariastrum Ehrh. Fragaria sterilis L.
13670 caulescens L. caulescent ^ A or 1 my.jn W.Y
13671 Clusidna Jac. Clusius's ^ A Pr 1 jl.au W.Y
13672 /upino\des W. Lupin-like ^ A pr f jn.jl W.Y
13673 multidentata Ser. many-toothed ^ A pr f jn.jl W.R
nitida Jac.
13674 Valderm L. Valder's ^ A or $ myjn W
13675 nitida L. shining ^ A or i jn.jl W.R
13676 apennina Ten. Apennine ^ A or £ my.jn W
13677 Boccom' Nest. Boccon's ^ A or § jn.jl W
13678 tridentata Sol. three-toothed-/z;d ^ A pr i jn.jl W

Tauria 1820. D co Leh. pot. 2
Siberia 1824. D co Leh. pot. 3

Dahuria 1823. D co
Siberia 1826. D co Leh. pot. 5
Caucasus 1817. D co
Mexico 1820. D co
Denmark 1820. D co Fl. dan. 1578
Siberia 1780. D co Leh. pot. 6
Britain m. me. D co Eng. bot. 861
Mexico 1824. D co Fl.mex.ic.in.298
Nepal 1822. D co Sw. fl. gar. 191

leaves pinnate,frotn No. 13664. palmate.
Siberia 1823 L p.l Leh. pot. 1
England al. roc. D co Eng. bot. 2058
Siberia 1773. D co Gm. si. 3. 34. 2
Wales w. alp. D co Eng. bot. 1384
Pyrenees 1823. D co Ac. tou.1.17
Switzerl. 1820. D co Ser. hel. 1. 5
Germany 1820. D co
Dahuria 1818. D co Bot. cab. 914
Britain banks. D co Eng. bot. 1785

Austria 1759. D'co Jac. au. 3. 220
Austria 1806. D co Bot. mag. 1327
Alp Eur. 1739. D co Bot. cab. 654
Austria 1798. D co Jac. au. 5. ap. 25

Piedmont 1825. D co Al. ped. 24. 1
Switzerl. 1816. D co Boc. mu. 9. 4
Apenninesl821. D co Fl. nap. 46
Apenninesl823. D co Nes. pot. 10. 2
Scotland sc. alp. D co Eng. bot. 2389

1529. TORMENTI'LLA L. SEPTFOIL. (Tormentum, pain ; supp. efficacy in tooth-ache.) Rosacece. 2.

13679 reptans L. creeping TJ* A w £ jn.jl Y Britain me.pa. Rs co Eng. bot. 864

13680 cr^cta L.
officinalis E. B.

erect

1 my.o Y Britain bar. pa. D co Eng. bot. 863

1530. GE^UM L.

AVEN& (Get/o, to Rive a relish ;

roots of G. urbanum.)

Rosacea. 21.— 37.

13681 canadense Mur.

Canadian

ik A

or

1| jn.jl

Y

Canada

1810.

D

CO

Mur. 5. 4

13682 macrophyllum W.e

•n. Ions-leaved

or

2 n.jl

Y

Kamtsch.

1804.

D

p.l

13683 heterophyllum Desv. various-lvd

3t A

or

2 jn.jl

W

1816.

D

CO

13684 intermedium Bes.

intermediate

^ A

or

1^ my.au

Y

Vol'hynia

1794.

D

p.l

13685 virginianum Ph.

Virginian

& A

or

1| jl.au

W

N. Amer.

D

p.l

Her. par.

111

13686 album Ph.

\\hite-flowered

& A

or

1 jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1730.

D

p.l

Jac. vin. :

2.175

canadense Jac.

13687 Portensc^lagzd-7

Portenschlag's

^ A

or

H jn.jl

Y

1820.

D

CO

13688 urbanum L.

city

^t A

or

1| my.au

Y

Britain

woods.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 1400

13689 chilognse Balb.

Chile

f A

or

2 ...

Cop

Chile

1826.

D

CO

Bot. reg.

1088

coccineum B. R.

13690 ranuncitloldes Ser.

Ranunculus-Ik

& A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

1823.

D

CO

heterophyllum Hort. not Desf.
13691 rivale L. river

^ A

or

1 jn.jl

R.Br

Britain

m. me.

D

p.l

Eng. bot.

106

2 intermedium W.

intermediate

^ A

or

1| my.jn

Y

Germany

1794.

D

p.l

W. h. b. ]

.69

13692 nhtans Rafi.

nodding

;k A

or

li jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1825.

D

p.l

13693 hybridum Jac,
13694 pyrenaicum Ram.

hybrid
Pyrenean

^ A
& A

or
or

1 jn.jl
14 jn.jl

R.Br
Y

Europe
Pyrenees

1804.

D
D

P!I

Jac. ic. 1. 94
Lam. il. 44

inclination Schl.

13695 rotundifulium Lan.

round-leaved

3z A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Russia

1820.

D

CO

Adamsja rotundifu

lia Fis.

13696 brachypctalum Ser.

short-petaled

^ A

or

1 Jn.jl

Y

1818.

D

CO

13697 atlanticum Desf.

Atlantic

^ A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

1810.

D

CO

sylvaticum Pou. bif

lorum Brot.

13698 strictum Ph.

strict

:ik A

or

1 my.jn

St

N. Amer.

1778.

D

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. :

93

13699 agrimonioides Ph.
13700 ciliatum Ph.

Agrimony-Ik
ciliated

^ A
^ A

or
or

I3 in jl

W
Y

N. Amer. 1811.
N. Amer. 1818.

D
D

p.l

CO

13701 radiatum MX.

radiated

I A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1815.

D

CO

1531. KE'R^/^4 Dec. KERRIA. (W. Ker, a collector of plants for Kew Gardens.) Rosaces. 1.

13702 japonica Dec. Japan * or 3 year Y Japan 1700. L co Bot. mag. 1296
C6rchorus japonicus L.

1532. C ALYCA'NTHUS L. ALLSPICE. (Kalyx, calyx, anthos, flower ; colored calyx.) Calycdnthece.

13703 floridus W. florid & fra 6 my.au Br Carolina 1726. L l.p Bot. mag. 503

13704 fertilis W. fertile & fra 3 my.au Br Carolina 1726. L l.p Bot. reg. 404

13705 laevigatus W. en. smooth-leaved 3fe fra 3 my.jl Br N. Amer. 1806. L l.p Bot. reg. 481

13706 oblongifolius Nut. oblong-leaved 5S fra 4 my.au Br N. Amer. 1820. L l.p

13707 pennsylvanicusLo.C. Permsylvanian 3fe fra 4 my.au Br Pennsylv. 1820. L l.p

1533. RHEE'D/^ L. RHEEDIA. (Henr. van Rheede van Draakenstein, patron of bot.) Guttifercs? 1. — 2.

13708 javanica Hort. Java 1 CZ) or Java 1826. C s.l.p

1534. CHIMONA'NTHUS Lindl. CHIMONANTHUS. (Cheimon, winter, anthos, fl. ; time of fl.) Calycdnthece. 1-3.

13709 fragrans Lindl. fragrant & fra 6 d.f Y.R Japan 1766. L l.p Bot. mag. 466
Calycanthus praeVox L.

2 grandiflorusLwutf. large-flowered & fra 8 df Y.R China ... Leo Bot. reg. 451

Sluteus yellow flfc fra 6 df Y Japan 1818. L l.p

*1535. DRY^AS L. DRYAS. (Having leaves like tne oak, which was sacred to the Dryads.} Rosace&. 3.

13710 octopetala /,. eight-petaled JU pr 4 jn.au W Britain al.roc. D s.p Eng bot. 451
2 americaiu American JU pr J jn.au W N. Amer. 1800. D s.p

CL. XIII. OR. I.

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

215

ljn.au
| jn.au

Greenland 1824.
Canada 1820.

D s.p
D s.p

Fl. dan. 1216
Hook. ex. fl. 220

(Kolouros, deprived of a tail; seed.)

A pr | jn O Siberia 1780.

(M. Sievers, a Russian botanical collector.)

Rosacete. I.— 3.
D p.l Jac. vin. 3. 68

13711 integrif&lia Vahl entire-leaved

13712 tenella Ph. delicate
integrifdlia Hook.

1536. COLITRIA R. Br. COLURIA.

13713 potentilloides R. Br. Potentilla-like
Geum potentilloides L.

1537. SIEVE'RSJ^I W. SIEVERSIA.

13714 montana Spr. mountain

13715 r£ptans Spr. creeping

13716 anemonoides IV. Anemone-like

13717 glacialis Spr. icy
Adamsja glacialis Fis.

13718 triflora R. Br. three-flowered
Geum triflora Ph.

13719 Peckw R. Br. Peck's
Geum Peckw Ph.

1538. EUPOMAVTI A R. Br. EUPOMATIA. (Eu, well, pomazo, to close with a lid ; fl. bud.) Anonacecc ?

13720 teurina R. Br. Laurel-like * i_J or 4 N. HolL 1824. C s.l.p

A pr

A

A

imy.s

jn.au

|jn.au

S jn.au

Austria 1597.
Switzerl. 1775.
Kamtsch. 1820.
Siberia 1819.

D co

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

Rosacete. 6.
Jac. au. 4. 373
Jac. au. 5. ap. 22

A pr £ jn.au Y N. Amer. 1826. D p.l
A pr £ jn.au Y N. Amer. 1826. D p.l

CLASS XIII. ORDER 1.
POLYA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

*1539. CA'PPARIS L.

13721 mariana Jac.

13722 spinosa L.

13723 ovata Detf.
Fontanfesw Dec.

13724 herbacea W.

13725 aegyptia Lam.

13726 aphylla Roth

13727 zeylanica L.

13728 acuminata W.

13729 sepiaria L.

13730 Brass* Dec.

13731 frond6sa Jac.

13732 trifl6ra Mil.

13733 cynophall6phora 1

13734 eustachiana Jac.

13735 saligna Vahl

13736 linearis Jac.

13737 verrucbsa Jac.

13738 pulcherrima Jac.
arborescens Mil.

13739 amygdalina Lam.

13740 odoratissima Jac.

13741 tenuisiliqua Jac.

13742 ferruginea L.
octandra Jac.

13743 Breynza L.

13744 jamaicensis Jac.

13745 toruldsa Swx.
uncinata Lo. C.

13746 undulata Lo. C.

13747 auriculata Lo. C.

1540. NIEBITHR/^ Dec. NIEBUHRI&. (Cars/era Niebuhr, a traveller in Arabia.) Capparidece. 3. —7.

13748 caffra Dec. Caffrarian 4k u_J or 4 ... W C. G. H. 1818. C s.p
CrataeVa caffra Burc.

13749 mad agascariensis Dec. Madagascar Jfc Q or 4 ... W Madagasc.1822. C p.l

13750 oblongiiolia Dec. oblong-leaved fl_ \ | or 4 ... W E. Indies 1822. C s.p

Capparis heteroclita Rox.

1541. KYA^XEA Vahl RYANEA. (John Ryan, M.D. F.R.S. a correspondent of Vahl's.) Flacourtianece.

13751 speciosa Vahl showy * a o 10 ... W Trinidad 1823. C s.l Vahl ec. 1. 9
Patrinia pyrifera Rich.

1542. MARCGRAT//4 Plu. MARCGRAVIA. (G. Marcgraaf. auth. of a voy. to Brazil.) Marcgraviacece. 2.-4.

13752 umbellata L. umbelled 1 CZ1 cu 20 ... W W. Indies 1792. C s.l.p Jac. am. 96

«o<

CAPER TREE. (Kabar, capers, Arabic.} Camarldets.

27. — 118.

Marianne Is. *l lor

4

W

Timor 1820.

C

S.1

Jac. sc. 109

common spiny 3fe 1 1 cul
ovate Si 1 or

3 my.au
3 my.au

W
W

S. Europe 1596.
S. Europe ...

C
C

S.I
S.I

Bot. mag. 29
Boc. sic. 42.

herbaceous $ Al or

2

W

Tauria 1818.

S

S.I

Egyptian * Q or
leafless i~l or

3 ...

4

W
W

Egypt 1822.
E. Indies 1822.

C
C

S.1

Lp

Del. aeg. 31. 3

Ceylon

r~~l or

6 ...

W

Ceylon 1819.

C

S.1

acuminate

Oor

6

W

E. Indies 1822.

C

Lp

Braam 29

hedge

§or

4

,.

W

R Indies 1823.

C

S.1

Pluk. al. 338. 3

Brass's

or

4

tt

W

GoldCoastl793.

C

8.1

leafy

or

7

<a

G

Cart hag. 1800.

C

S.1

Jac. am. 104

three-flowered

§or

4

M

W

S. Amer.

C

p.l

Bay-leaved

or

8

M

G.w

W. Indies 1752.

C

r.m

Jac. am. 98

St. Eustach

or

6

M

St

St.Eustachl822.

C

p.l

Jac. am. pic. 146

\VWovr-leaved

§or

8

W

SanLCruz 1807.

C

r.m

linear-leaved

or

15

>€

W

W. Indies 1793.

C

r.m

Jac. am. 102

warty

or

8

M

W

Carthage. 1820.

C

s.l

Jac. am. 99

fairest » Q or

10

»

W

Carthage. 1700.

C

S.1

Jac. am. 106

Almond-like *t I I or

6

W

W. Indies 1818.

C

s.l

PI. gen. 40. 16

sweetest-seen ted H C~l or

6

W

Caraccas 1814.

C

r.m

Jac. sc. 1. 110

slender-podded *t 1 i or

6

t<

W

Caraccas 1823.

C

S.1

Jac. am. 105

ferrugineous * 1 1 or

4

••

W

Jamaica

C

s.l

Br. jam. 28.1

Breynius's . * 1 1 or
Jamaica a f~~l or

11

4

W
W

W. Indies 1752.
Jamaica 1793.

C
C

l.p
r.m

Jac. am. 103
Jac. am. pic. 101

twisted ill — j or

6 ...

W

W. Indies 1822.

C

s.l

waved ifc 1 1 or

6

W

C

S.1

eared H i i or

6 ...

W

C

S.1

13753 coriacea Vahl

leathery-leaved s.

20

W Guiana

C s.l.p

(Anthos, a flower, loma, a fringe.) Marcgraviacete. L
10 N. Holl. 1810. C s.l TLab. vo. 41

1543. ANTHOLCPMA Lab. ANTHOLOMA.
13754 montana Lab. mountain * f~~l or

1544. NORA'NTEA Aub. NORANTEA. (Gonoro-Antegri, its name in Guiana.) Marcgravttceee. 2.

15755 guian^nsis Aub. Guiana » CZ) or 4 ... V Guiana 1818. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 220
/Tscyrum violaceum Aub.

15756 brasiWnsis Choi. Brazil * CD or 4 Brazil 1820. C s.l

P 4

216

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

1545. ACTX?A L.

13757 spicata L.

13758 alba Mil. ' vihite-berried
brachypetala Dec. americana Ph.

13759 rubra W. en. red-berried
brachyp^tala /3 rubra Dec.

1546. MACRO'TYS Rafi. MACHOTYS.

13760 racemosa Rafi. racemose
Actafa racemosa L.

ACT^EA. (AMaia, an elm; resemblance in foliage.) Banunculaceee. 3. —

spiked Bane-berry %_ A or 3 ap.jn W Britain m.wo. R s.l Eng. bot. 918
A or 2 ap.jn W N. Amer. ... R p.l Cor. ca. 77

A or

ap.jn

N. Amer.

(Makros, long, ous, ear; capsule.)
A or 2 ap.jn W N. Amer.

R p.l

RanunculucetE. 1. — 2.
D p.l

*1547. SANGUINA^RIA L. PUCCOON.
13761 canadensis L. Canadian Bloodwort & A

(Sanguis, blood ; blood-colored juice.) Papaveracea. 1.

pr i mr.ap W N. Amer. 1680. R s.p Bot. mag. 162

1548. PODOPHY'LLUM L. DUCK'S-FOOT. (Pous, foot, phyllon, leaf; long leaf-stalks.) Podophyllacea:. 1.— 2.

13762 peltatum L. peltate May Apple k A cu J my R N. Amer. 1664. D s.p Bot. mag. 1819

1549. CHELIDCTNIUM Bauh. CELANDINE. (Chelidon, the swallow; timeofflwg.) Papaverbcece. 3 — 5.

13763 majus Mil. common larger ^ A w 2 ap.o Y Britain sha.ba. D co Eng. bot. 1581

13764 grandiflbrum Dec. great-flowered ^ A or 2 ap.o Y Dahuria 1820. D co
dahdricum Hort.

13765 laciniatum Mil. jagged ^t A or 2 ap.o Y S. Europe ... D co Mil. ic. 1. 92. 1

1550. ROMENR//f Med. ROMERIA. (J. J. Rb'mer, prof. bot. at Landshut, died 1820.) Papaveracece. 2.— 3.

13766 h^brida Dec. hybrid O or 2 my.jn P Britain hed. S co Eng. bot. 201
Chelid6nium hybridum L.

13767 refracta Dec. refracted O or 1 jn.jl V Tauria 1818. S co Deless. 2. 8

* 1551. GLAU'CIUM Tou. HORN POPPY. (Glaukos, glaucous j color of plant.) Papaveracea:. 4. — 5.

13768 flavum Dec.
luteum H. K.

13769 ftilvum Sm.

13770 phceniceum Sm.
corniculatum L.
2 flaviflorum

13771 rubrum Sm.

yellow

tawny :

purple

yellow-flowered
red

Q) or 2 jn.o Y Britain san.sh. S co Eng. bot. 8

O or
O or

2 au.s

2 jnjl

1 jnjl

I jn.jl

Y.a
R

S. Europe 1802. S co Sw. fl. gar. 35
England san.fi. S co Eng. bot. 1433

Tauria
Greece

1823.
1818.

S co

S co Fl.gr. 488

1552. PAPA^VER Tou. POPPY. (Papa, pap, Celt.; formerly used in children's food.) Papaveracea. 21.— 27.
I. HISPIUICA'RPA. — Capsules hispid.

naked-stalked

yellow-flowered

scarlet

smooth

rooted

13772 nudicaule L.

1 luteum

2 coccineum

3 glabratum Dec.

4 radicatum Dec.

13773 rubro-aurantiacumFis. red orange

13774 microcarpum Dec. small-fruited

13775 pyrenaicum W.
aurantiacum Loi.
2 puniceum Dec.
alp"mum Lap.

13776 alplnum L.
Burseri Crz.

13777 hybridum L.

13778 Argemone L.

13779 dubium L.

13780 Rhcevas L.

2 maculatum

3 coccineum

4 carneum

5 album

6 variegatum

7 multiplex

13781 trilobum Spr.

13782 lasvigatum Bieb.

13783 arenarium Bieb.

13784 Roubi<z?V Vig.

13785 floribundum Desf.

13786 horridum Dec.

13787 setigerum Dec.

13788 somniferum L.

1 mgrum Dec.

2 fimbriatum

3 rubro-plenum

4 album Dec.

5 albo-plenum

6 variegatum

13789 orientale L.

13790 bracteatum -Lindl.
pulcherrimum Fis.

13791 caucasicum Bieb.

13792 armeriiacum Lam.

Pyrenean

red-flowered

alpine

hybrid
A'rgemone

II. GLABRICA'RPA. — Capsules smooth.

doubtful Q or

Rho2as common Corn Q or

spotted-flowered O or

scarlet

fiesh-colored

white

variegated

double

three-lobed

smooth-leaved

sand

Roubius's

bundle-flwd

horrid

bristle-bearing

somniferous

black-seeded

fringed

double red

white-seeded
double white-seeded

variegated

oriental

bracted

Caucasian
Armenian

san.fi. S
corn fi. S
fields. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
518. S
S
S

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Britain

Holland

Caucasus 1818.

Caucasus 1820.

S. Europe 1818. S

Levant 1815. S

N. Holl. 1826. S co

S. Europe 1825. S co

England corn fi. S co

Britain gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
gard. S
1714.
1818.

Britain
Britain
Britain
Britain
Britain
Levant
Siberia

co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

R co

R co

Eng. bot. 644
Eng. bot. 645
Cur. Ion. 32
Tab. ic. 1
Bar. ic. 763
Wein. 788. d.
Wein. 790. a.
Wein. 790. b.

Vig. his. 1. 1
Bot. reg. 134
Sw. fl. gar. 173
Sw. fl. gar. 172
Lam. il. 451
Lob. ic. 274. 1
Swert. fl. 2. 22. 1
Wein. 795. c.
Eng. bot. 2145
Swert. fl. 2. 22. 2

Bot. mag. 57
Lind. col. 23

iK

'>

1 my.au

Caucasus 1813.
Armenia 1815.

(Mekon, a poppy, opsis, resemblance.)

Y England al.roc. S

co Bot, mag. 1675
s.p

Papaveraceee. 1. — 4.
~ s.p Eng. bot. 66

1553. MECONO'PSIS Vig. MECONOPSIS.

13793 cSmbrica Vig. Welsh ^ A or
Papaver cambricum L.

*1554. ARGEMCTNE Tou. ARGEMONE. (Argema, cataract of the eye ; sup. med. qual.) Papaveraceee. 4.

13794 mexicana L. Mexican O or 1| jl.au Y Mexico 1592. S co Bot. mag. 243

13795 albiflora Sims white-flowered O or 1J jl.au W Mexico 1821. S co Bot. mag. 2342

$ 13796 sulph urea Swt. sulphur O or 1| jl.au Su Mexico 1827. S co Sw. fl. gar. ic. in

13797 grandiflora Swt. great white-Bwd^ A or 3 jLau W Mexico 1827. S co Sw. fl. gar. 226

* 1555. SARRACE^NI^ L. SIDESADDLE FLOWER. (Dr. Sarrazin. a French physician.) Sarracenue. 4. — 6.

13798 flava/,. yellow £ .AJ cu 2 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1752. R bog Bot. mag. 780

13799 variolaris MX. pustulcd £ _A1 cu 1 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1803. R bog Bot. mag. 1710
adunca Ex. bot. 53

ORDER I.

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

217

15800 rdbra Walt.

psittadna MX.
13801 purpdrea L.

red £ .AJ cu 1 jn.jl P N. Amer. 1786. R bog Hook. ex. fl. 13

purple £ .Al cu 1 jn.jl P N. Amer. 1640. R bog Bot. mag. 849

1556. OTMPH^A Neck. WATER LILY. (Nymphe, a water-nymph ; habitation.) Nymphezacea:. 18. — 21.
I CYA"NEA. — Anthers drawn out at top ; flowers blue or bluish ; leaves peltate, entire, or bluntly sinuated.

13802 scutifulia Dec. shield-leaved i E3 or fit jl.s B C. G. H. 1792. R m.s And. rep. 197
caerulea Andr. and B. M. not Savig.

13803 casr&lea Savig. blue =*= G3 or fit jn.s B Egypt 1792. R m.s Bot. mag. 2058
stellata var. B. M.

13804 stellata W. starred-flwd ^ [23 or fit jn.s B E. Indies 1803. R m.s Bot. rep. 330

13805 cyanea Rox. Indian blue * El or fit jn.s B E. Indies 1800. R m.s
cahlara Donn

II. LOTOS. — Flowers white or red ; leaves peltate, often toothed, rarely entire, underneath pubescent.

13806 edWis Dec. eatable
esculenta Rox. Castalio edulis Sal.

13807 pub&cens W. pubesc. Indian Lotus ^ fAI or fit my.au Pk

13808 rhbra Rox. red-flowered ^ fAI or fit jl.au R
2 rosea B. M. roseate ^ [AJ or fit jl.au Pk

13809 Z-btus L. Egyptian Lotus =t El or fit jn.s Pk
Castalia mystica Sal.

13810 thermalis Dec. thermal Hung. Lotus A 23 or fit jn.s
Z,5tus B. M. not L.

13811 ampla Dec. ample-leaved i [AJ or fit jn.s

13812 versicolor Rox. various-colored^ fAl or fit au

or fit jn.s W E. Indies 1800. R m.s Par. Ion. 14.

E. Indies 1803. R m.s Beau. ow. 2. 83

E. Indies 1803. R m.s Bot. mag. 1280

E. Indies 1803. R m.s Bot. mag. 1364

Egypt 1802. R m.s Del. zeg. 60. 1

W Hungary 1800. R m.s Bot. mag. 797

W Jamaica 1801. R m.s PI. mss. 4

Pk.w E. Indies 1807. R m.s Bot. mag. 1189

13813 renif6rmig Walt.

13814 alba L.

2 canadensis

13815 odorata H. K.

13816 minor Dec.

III. CASTA^LIA. — Flowers white ; leaves cordate, not peltate.

kidney-shaped ^ A or fit jn.s W

white gfe A or flt Jn.H W

Canadian *= A «>r flt Jn-J1 w

sweet-scented ^ A or flt jl W

smaller =*= A or flt jl W
odorata 0 minor B. M.

13817 nitida B. M. shining cup-flwd * A or flt jl.au W

13818 pygmaeva H. K. pygmy * A or flt my.s W

13819 blanda Mey. charming Guiana^ fAI or flt jn.s W

Carolina 1810. R m.s Deless. 2. 5

Britain riv.,&c. R m.s Eng. bot. 160

Canada 1820. R m.s

N. Amer. 1786. R m.s Bot. mag. 819

N. Amer. 1812. R m.s Bot. mag. 1652

Siberia 1809. R m.s Bot. mag. 1359

China 1805. R m.s Bot. mag. 1525

Trinidad 1820. R m.s

1557. ^ITPHAR Sm. NUPHAR. (Neufar, Arabic name for tfympha^a.) Nymphceacece. 5. — 6.

13820 lutea Sm. common yellow * A or flt jn.jl
.^ympha^a liitea L.

13821 Kalmiana H. K. Kalm's ^ A or flt jl.au

13822 sagittaefolia Ph. arrow-leaved * A or flt jn.s

13823 piimila Sm. dwarf yellow =fe A or flt jl.au
minima E. B.

13824 advena H. K. stranger ^ A or flt jl.au
ATympha:va advena H. K.

Brit. pools,&c. R m.s Eng. bot. 159

Y Canada 1807. R m.s Bot. mag. 1243

Y N. Amer. 1824. R m.s

Y Scotland al.lak. R m.s Eng. bot. 2292

Y N. Amer. 1772. R m.s Bot. mag. 684

1558. LIMNO'CHARIS-Bowp. LIMNOCHARIS ( Limne, pool, chairo, to delight; habitat.) Hydrocharldea;. 1.— 3.

13825 Plumier* Rich. Plumier's ^ [AJ or 1£ jn.n Y Brazil 1822. S m.s Bot. mag. 2525

1559. TERNSTRCE^/^ L. TERNSTRCEMIA. (M. Ternstrcem, a Swedish naturalist.) Ternstrcemiacete. 4.— 14.

13826 brevipes Dec. short-peduncled * I I or 6 jl.au R S. Amer. 1818. C s.p Col. h. rip. 38

13827 peduncularis Dec. pedunculated * CD or 6 jn.au ... W. Indies 1818. C p.l

13828 punctata Swx. dotted * CD or 6 Jn-au G W. Indies 1820. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 228

13829 venosa Spr. veiny it CD or 6 jn.au ... Brazil 1824. C s.l

1560. CLEYE^R^T Thun. CLEYERA. (A. Cleyer, M. D., a German botanist.) Ternstrcemihceae. 1. — 2.

13830 japonica Thun. Japan «t i | or 5 Japan 1820. C s.p Kara. 5. 774. ic.

1561. FREZIE^R^ Swz. FREZIERA. (A. F. Frezier, a traveller in Peru and Chile.) Ternstrcemiacetg. 1 — 7-

13831 theceoltes Swz. Tea-like it |_J or Jamaica 1818. C s.l

*1562. LETTSO^M/^ R. &P. LETTSOMIA. (J. Cockley Lettsom, an English naturalist.) Ternstrcemiacea. 1.

13832 toinentdsa R. S( P. woolly * i_J or 4 Peru 1823. C s.l Fl. per. 14

1563. BROWNLO'W/^I Rox. BROWNLOWIA. (The late Lady Brownlow, daugh. of Sir A.Hume.) TUi&cae. 1.

13833 elata Rox. tall 1 CD or 60 ... Y E. Indies 1820. C s.l Rox. cor. ic.

1564. EURY\A.L.E Sal. EURYALE. (Euryale, one of the Gorgons ; thorny menacing habit.) Nymph&acea. 1.

13834 ferox Sal. fierce * [AJ or flt jl.s R India 1809. R m.s Bot. mag. 1447
Anneslea spitiusa B. R.

(Its South American name.) Bixine.ie. 3.

»CDm 20 my.au Pk W. Indies 1690. S s.p Bot. mag. 1456

Hm 20 jn.au P E. Indies 1817. S s.p
m 20 jn.au Pk Brazil 1820. S s.p

1566. BE'RRY^ Rox. BERRY A. (Dr. Berry, who first introduced it to bot. gard. of Calcutta.) Tilidcece. 1.

13838 Amomilla Rox. Amomilla f CD or 20 jl.au ... E. Indies 1800. C p.l

1567. PRO'CKIA L. PROCKIA.

13839 cr&cis L. cross *

13840 serrata W. serrate HE

13841 tt^fiirmis Dec. Tea-formed *
Ludia heterophylla Bory

1568. LUVDIA Lam. LUDIA. (Ludo,tot

13842 heterophylla Lam. various-leaved il

13843 sessiliflora Lam. sessile- flowered il
tuberculata Jac.

1565. BI'XA L.
13835 OreUdna L.
13836 purpilrea Hort.
13837 Urucurana W.

AlWTTA.

Orellana
purple
Urucu

(Not explained.) Bixinea. 1. — 7.

Dcu 4 jl.au Y W. Indies 1822. C s.p Bot. reg. 972

DCU 6 jn.au Y Montser rat 1823. C s.l

3cu 6 jn.au Y Bourbon 1820. C' s.l Bory 2. 24

jrt ; in shape of Ivs. in young and old plant.) Bixinea. 2. — 3.

D or 4 jl.au Y Mauritius 1823. C s.p Lam. il. 466. 1, 2

j or 4 jl.au Y Mauritius 1820. C s.p Jac. sc. 1. 112

1569. *LK?TIA L.
13844 Thamnia Swz.

(J. de Laet, of Antwerp, author of a history of America.) Bixinets. 1. —6.
Thamnia il CD or 4 jn.au W W. Indies 1824. C s.p Br. jam. 25. 2

1570. SLOA^NEJ L. SLOANEA. (Sir Hans Sloane, principal founder of British Museum.) Tilictcea. 2.— 8.

13845 dentata L. tooth-leaved t CD tm 40 ... W S. Amer. 1752. C p.l PI. ic. 244

13846 sinemariensis Aub. Sinemaria * CD or 15 jn.jl W Guiana 1823. C s.p Aub. gui. 212

218

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

1571. APEFBA Marg. APEIBA.

13847 Tibodrbou Aub. Tibourbou
hirsiita Lam.

13848 Petoumo Aub. Petoumo
hispida Gae.

13849 aspera Aub. rough -capsi

13850 laeVis Aub. smooth-teai

1572. SPARRMA'NN/^ L. SPARRMANNIA. (A. Sjxirrmann, trav. in China and C. G. H.) Tilidcea?. 1.

13851 africana L. African 1 L_J or 10 mr.jl W C. G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. mag. 516

(Its name in Guiana.)

Tilticece.

4. •

-8.

*[I] or

7

... Y

S. Araer.

1756.

C

p.l

Aub. gui. 1.

213

1 CJtm

40

... Y

S. Amer.

1817.

C

P.I

Aub. gui. 1.

215

isr

30
10.

Y
... G

Cayenne
Cayenne

1792.
1817.

C
C

p.l
p.l

Aub. gui. 1.
Aub. gui. 1.

216
214

1573. ENTELENA R. Br. ENTELEA.
13852 arborescens R. Br. arborescent

(Enteles, perfect ; all the stamens fertile.) Tiliacea:. 1.
I | or 20 my W N. Zeal. 1820. C p.l Bot. mag. 2480

1574. MUNTPNG/.4 L. M UNTINGIA. (Abraham blunting, prof. bot. at Groningen, d. 1683.) Tiliacea. 1.
13853 Calabura L. Calabura * Q cu 3 jn.jl W Jamaica 1690. C p.l Jac. am. 107

1575. GRE'W/^ J. GREWIA. (Nehemiah Grew

,M.D. F.R.S., physiological botanist.)

Tiliace<e.21. — 65.

13854 tomentosa J.

woolly

H

l~~l or

10

...

P

Java

1820.

C

P.l

An. mu. 4. 49. 1

hirsuta Sm.

13855 hirsuta Vahl

hairy-leaved

m

§or

10

P

E. Indies

1816.

C

P 1

13856 bracteata Roth

large-brncted

ti

or

10

...

P

E. Indies

1820.

C

p.l

13857 Mallococca L.

woolly-berried

m

or

10

au.s

Pa.P

E. Indies

1792.

C

c.p

Forst. 29

Malloc6cca crenata

Forst.

13858 M/crocos H. K.

small-berried

m

Ror

7

G

E Indies

1799.

C

c.p

R. mal. 1.56

13859 oppositifolia Buc.
13860 umbellata Rox.

opposite-leaved
umbellate

a
ft

or

10

10

...

P
P

Nepal
E. Indies

1818.
1816.

C
C

p.l

p.l

13861 bicolor J.

two-colored

jflfc

§or

10

W

Guinea

1818.

C

p.l

An. mu. 1. 50. 2

13862 Roth*/ Dec.

Roth's

m

or

10

"W

E. Indies

1819.

C

p.l

13863 salvifblia Roth

Sage-leaved

*

Ror

6

jl.s"

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

p.l

13864 flava Dec.

yellow

it

or

10

Y

C. G. H.

1819.

C

p.l

13865 ovalif51ia J.

oval-leaved

m

8

il s

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

13866 affinis £«ntt.

similar

at

§or

3

...

G

China

1824.

C

CO

13867 paniculata Rox.

panicled

m

or

10

...

W

E. Indies

1816.

C

p.l

13868 orientalis L.

oriental

j£

1 1 or

10

jl.au

P

E. Indies

1767.

C

p.l

R. mal. 5. 46

13869 pilosa Lam.

pilose

£t

1 1 or

10

W

E. Indies

1804.

C

p.l

13870 serrulata Dec.

serrulated

m

I 1 or

6

jl.s"

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

p.l

13871 carpinifbliaJ:.
13872 occidentals L.

Hornbeam-lvd
occidental

m

n or

1 | or

10
10

jl.s"

W

P

Guinea
C. G. H.

1823.
1690.

C
C

p.l

p.l

An. mu. 4. 51. 1
Bot. mag. 422

13873 asiatica I,.

Asiatic

m

1 I or

12

jl.au

P

E. Indies

1792.

C

p.l

Son. it. 2. 138

13874 subinsequalis Dec.

rather unequal

*

1 1 or

10

W

E. Indies

1816.

C

p.l

13875 aspera tfofA

rough

m

7

jl.s"

W

E. Indies

1818.

C

p.l

13876 /iliEefolia Vahl

Lime-tree-lvd

it

§or

12

W

E. Indies

1812.

C

p.l

13877 villosa W.

villous

fj.

or

8

jl.s

W

E. Indies

1816.

C

p.l

13878 terebinthinaceaZtec.

turpentine-sew

m

l | or

10

...

W

...

1820.

C

p.l

13879 obtusifMia W. en.

blunt-leaved

m

i 1 or

6

...

R

C. G. H.

1818.

C

p.l

13880 wlmifolia .Bo*.

Elm-leaved

iH~lor

10

...

W

E. Indies

1816.

C

1576. H'LIA L. LIME TREE.

(Ptelea. the elm

; resemblance?)

Tilihcece. 9. — 10.

13881 microphylla Ven.

small-leaved

*£

tm

50

au.s

Y.a

Britain

woods.

L

CO

Eng. bot. 1705

parvifolia Ehrh.

13882 intermedia Hay.

intermediate

ft

tm

50

jn.au

Y.o

Britain

wood*.

L

CO

Fl. dan. 553

13883 rubra Dec.

common red

"V

tm

50

jn.au

Y.a

Britain

woods.

L

CO

corinthiaca Bosc

13884 platyphylla Sco. broad-leaved $
grandifolia Ehrh. cordifolia Bes.

tm

50

au.s

Y.o

Britain

woods. L

CO

Ven. til. 1. 2

2 laciniata MU.

fringed

*f

tm

50

au

Y.o

Britain

L

CO

13885 americana L.

American

r

tm

30

jn.jl

Y.o

N. Amer. 1752.

L

CO

Den. br. 134

glabra Ven. canader

isis MX.

13886 laxiflora MX.

loose-flowered

¥

tm

50

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1820.

L

CO

13887 pubescens H. K.

pubescent

i

tm

20

jl.au

Y.a

N. Amer.

1726.

L

CO

Den. br. 135

caroliniana Mil.

Z leptophylla Ven.

thin-leaved

*t

tm

20

jl.au

Y.G

N. Amer

...

L

CO

13888 alba W. % K.

white

2

tm

30

jn.au

Y.G

Hungary

1767

L

CO

Den. br. 71

arg£ntea Dec.

13889 heterophylla Ven.

various-leaved

^

tm

30

jn.au

Y.a

N. Amer.

1811.

L

CO

Ven. til. 5

alba MX.

1577. CO'RCHORUS Z,. CORCHORUS.

13890 siliquosus L.

13891 hirtus L.

13892 pilolobus Lk.

13893 trilocularis L.

13894 olitorius L.

13895 se'stuans L.

13896 tridens L.

13897 acutangulus Lam.

13898 capsularis L.

13899 hirsutus L.

1578. GRPAS L.

13900 cauliflbra L.

(Kore, pupil, koreo, to purge ; sup. med. qual.) TiliacetB. 10. — 25.
«.[— ]un 3 jn.au R W. Indies 1732. C

S. Amer. 1820. S

S. Amer. 1818. S

Arabia 1790. S

India 1640. S

S. Amer. 1731. S

Senegal 1824. S

E. Indies 1816. C

E. Indies 1725. S

S. Amer. 1752. S

Jac. vin. 3. 59
P. ed. B. 103. 2

J.p

p.

p.l

co Jac. vin. 2. 173

co Cam. h. 12

co Jac. vin. 1. 85

p.l Pluk. al. 127. 4

co Pluk. ph. 44. 1

l.p Ru. am. 5. 78. 1

p.l P. ed. B. 104

ANCHOVY PEAR. (Grao, to eat ; fruit.) Guttiferis afflnis. I.

stem-flowering 1 CH f r 50 ... W Jamaica 1768. C l.m Sl.jam.2.217.1,2

1579. CALOPHY'LLUM L. CALOPHYLLUM. (Kalos, beautiful, phi/lion, a leaf.) Gutttferce. 4. —9.

E. Indies 1793. C s.l R. mal. 4. 38

Bourbon 1822. C s.l Pluk. al. 147. 3

C s.l Jac. am. 165

India

1780.

Malabar 1800. C s.l R. mal. 4. 39

13901 Inophyllum L.

13902 Tacamahuca W.

13903 Cdlaba Jac.

13904 spurium Dec.
Cdlaba L.

1580. MAMME^A L. MAMMEE TREE. (Mamey, its American name.) Gutlifcra. I. — 3.

13905 americana L. American i CD fr 60 ... W S. Amer. 1737. C s.l Jac. am. 182. 82

* 1581. BON NE^T/^4 Schreb. BONNETIA. (Charles Bonnet, a Genevese naturalist.) Guttlferce.? 1.— 2.

13906 palustris Vahl marsh i CD or ...... R Trinidad 1819. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 222

ORDER I.

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

219

1582. O'CHNA Schreb. OCHNA. (Greek name of the wild pear tree ; some resemblance.) Qchnacece. 1. — 11.

13907 obtusata Dec.
squarrosa L.

13908 lucida Dec.

13909 flitida Thun.

13910 multiflora Dec.

13911 mauritiana Lam.

13912 arborea Burc.

blunted

bright
shining
many -flowered
Mauritian
tree

MUUC ui tut wiiu i;caj. vice y at/me • CVOCUUMUJW. i i/tf/»wive«F. <„— •

CD or 4 jl.au Y E. Indies 1790. C l.p Rox. cor. 1. :

13913 atropurpurea Dec. dark-purple-^u/rf

lor 6

I or 6

| or 8

I or 8

|or 20

lor 4

Y E. Indies 1819. C l.p Sc. dansk. 2. 6

Y C. G. H. 1815. C l.p Dec. mu. 17. 2

Y S. Leone 1820. C l.p Dec. mu. 17. 3

Y Mauritius 1822. C l.p Dec. mu. 17.5

Y C. G. H. 1823. C l.p

P C. G. H. 1816. C l.p Pluk. al. 263.1, 2

1583. DELrMA L. DELIMA. (Delimo, to shave off; leaves used for polishing.) Dilleniacea:. 1. — 6.

13914 sarmentosa L. sarmentose fl_ CD or 10 ... Y Ceylon 1820. C l.p Bur. in. 37. 1
Tetracera sarmentbsa Vahl

1584. DOLIOCA'RPUS Rol. DOLIOCARPUS. (Dolios, deceitful, karpos, fruit; poisonous.) Dilleniucecp. 1. — 4.

13915 Calinea Gm. Calinea &_ CD or 10 ... Y Guiana 1822. C Lp Aub. gui. 1. 221
Tetracera Calinea W. Calinea scandens Aub.

1585. JE^GLE Corr. BENGAL QUINCE. (JEglet one of the Hesperides.) Aurantlaceee. 1. — 2.

13916 Marmelos Corr. Marmelos *Ofr 6 ... W.R E. Indies 1759. C 1 Rox. cor. 2. 143

1586 BERTHOLE^T-M H. & B. BRAZIL NUT. (L. C. Bertholet, a celebrated chemist.) Lecythideee. I.

13917 excelsa H. $ B. tall 1 CD P 100 Para ... C p.l.s

1587. LAGERSTROTM/^ L. LAGERSTRCEMIA. (Magnus Lagerstrcem, friend of Lin.) Salicarue. 4. — 7.
1S918 indica L. Indian it CD or 6 au.o P E. Indies 1759. C s.l Bot. mag 405

13919 reglna Rox. queen's * CD or 12 ... R E. Indies 1792. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.65

13920 grandifl5ra Rox. large-flowered » CD or 12 ... R E. Indies 1818. C p.l

13921 parviflbra Rox. small-flowered « CD or 12 ... W E. Indies 1818. C p.l

1588. LE'CYTHIS L. LECYTHIS.

13922 grandiflora Aub. large-flowered $

13923 mmor Jac. smaller 41

13924 amara Aub.

13925 Adatimon Aub.

13926 parviflora Aub.

13927 bracteata Aub.

Lekythos, an oil jar ; seed-vessel.)

smaller

bitter

Adatimon

small-flowered

bracted

Lecythideas. 6. — II.
' Aub. gui. 2. 283

Y.w Trinidad 1824. C s.l

... Y.w Carthage. 1825. C s.l

... Y.w Guiana 1825. C s.l Aub. gui. 2. 285

... Y.w Maranh. 1825. C s.l Aub. gui. 2. 289

... Y.w Trinidad 1825. C s.l

... Y.w Maranh. 1825. C s.l Aub. gui. 2. 282

:1589. CrSTUS Tou. ROCK ROSE. (Kiste, a box ; capsule.) Cisttnete. 34.

I. ERYTHROCI'STUS. — Outer sep. narrow,inner with scarious margins ; pet. rose-red or purple ; caps. 5-locular.

13928 purphreus Lam. purple 4fc or

13929 heterophj llus Desf. various-leaved 4k or

13930 parviflorus Lam. small-flowered 41 or

13931 complicatus Lam. complicated 4k or

13932 vill&sus Lam. villous * or

13933 creticui L. Cretan 4fc or
2 tauricus Dec. Taurian 41 or

13934 incanus L. hoary 41 or

13935 Dunalianws Swt. Dunal's 4k or
undulatus Dunal

13936 crispus L. curled-leaved 4k or

13937 albidus L. white-teamed 4fc or

13938 candidissimus Dunal whitest 4k or

13939 vaginatus H. K. sheathed 4k or

13940 serf ecus Vahl silky 4fc or

13941 platyse>alus Swt. broad-sepaled 41 or

13942 canescens Swt. canescent 4fc or

13943 cymdsus Dunal cymose 41 or

2 my.jl

2 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl
1| jn.au
2 jn.jl
2 jn.au
2 my.jn

P

P Algiers

Pa.R Crete

Spain

1800.
1818.

C p.l
C s.F
C s.l

S." Europe 1640. C p.l

Sw. cis. 17
Sw. cis. 6
Sw. cis. 14

Duh. ar. 1. 64
Jac. ic. 1. 95

Levant 1731. C p.l

Tauria 1817. C s.l

S. Europe 1596. C s.p Bot. mag. 43

......... C s.p

2 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

4 jn.jl

2 ap.jn

2 jn.jl
4 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

P Portugal 1656.

Pa.P Spain 1640.

Pa.R Canaries 1817.

Pa.P Teneriffe 1779.

R Spain 1826.

R

R

P

C p.l

C 8.1

C 8.1

C 8.1

.. C s.l

s.p Sw.cis. 22
s.p Par. th. 1
s.l Sw. cis. 3
Sw. cis. 9
Bar. ic. 1315
Sw. cis. 47
Sw. cis. 45

II. LEDONIA. — Sep. 5, 2 outer ones largest ; pet. white ; stigm subsessile, large capitate; caps. 5 orlO locular.

13944 salvifolius L. Sage-leaved 4fe or

13945 corbori£nsis Pou. Corbor 4k or

13946 obtusifolius Swt. obtuse-leaved 4k or

13947 psilosepalus Swt. smooth-sepaled4k or

13948 florentinus Lam.- Florentine 4fc or

13949 monspeliensis L. Montpelier 4k or

13950 Z,£don Lam. Ledon Gum 4k or

13951 hirsutus Lam. hairy 4k or

13952 lax us H. K. loose 4k or

13953 Iongif61ius Lam. long-leaved 41 or

13954 populifolius Lam. Poplar-leared 4k or

13955 latifulius Swt. broad-leaved 41 | or

13956 cordifolius Swt. heart-leaved 4k or
13957/aurifolius L. Laurel-leaved 41 or

13958 ladaniferus L. ladanum-bg 4k or
2albifl6rus white-flwd gum 4k or
3 maculatus spotted 4k or

13959 undulatus Lk. waved 4k or
ladaniferus undulatus W.

13960 c^prius Lam. Cyprus 4k or
ladaniferus B. M. stenophyllus Lk.

13961 CluszV Dunal Clusius's 4k or

2 jn.jl W
H my.jn W
3*jn.jl —

3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

fE

I i°ii
jn.jl
my.jn
jn
jn.jl
jn-jl
jn.jl

EL

jn.jl
jn.jl
jn.jl

S. Europe 1548. C s.p Sw.cis. 54

Spain 1656. C s.p Sw.cis. 8

C

Italy

s.l

C s.l
1825. C s.l

S. Europe 1656. C s.p

France 1730.

Portugal 1656.

Spain 1656. C
S. Europe 1800. C

Spain 1656.
Barbary

1SOO.

Spain 1731.

Spain 1629.
Spain

Spain 1700.

C,p

Sw. cis. 42
Sw. cis. 33
Sw. cis. 59
Jac. c. 2. 8
Duh.ar. 1.66
Sw. cis. 19
Sw. cis. 12
Sw. cis.

C s.p Sw.cis. 23
C p.l Sw.cis. 15

s.p

If
P.?

C s.p Sw. cis. ic. in.

C s.p Sw.cis. 52

C s.p Bot. mag. 112

C s.p Sw. cis. 84

C s.l Sw. cis. 1
p.l

S. Europe 1800. C
Greece 1800. C p.l Sw.cis. 39
W Spain 1810. C s.p Sw. cis. 32

*1590. HELIA'NTHEMUM Tou. SUN ROSE. (Helios, sun, anthemon, fi. ; golden bloss.) Cistinece. 115.— 124.

I. HA'LIMUM.— Sepals 3, rarely 5 ; petals very often spotted at base : stigmas capitate, subtrilobed.
13962 J.ibanotis W. Rosemary-/^ 41 _J or 1 jn Y Spain 1752. C p.l Bar. ic. 294

13963 umbellatum Mil.

13964 scabrosum Pers.

13965 algarv^nse Dunal

13966 formusum Dunal

13967 atriplicifolium W.

13968 Aalimifblium W.

13969 ocymo'ides Pers.

umbel-./? tud
rough
Algarve
beautiful
Orac he- leaved

Sea-Purslane-lvd4fc | or

Basil-like 4k (or

;_|or

: | or

__]or

a jn.au
3 jn.jl
3 jl.au

S. Europe 1731.
Italy 1775.

my.jl

in.jl

in.jl

Portugal 1800. C

Y.Br Portugal 1780. C p.l

sampsuciftlium Cav. not Mil.

13970 alysstfides Yen. Alyssum-like * | or

13971 rugosum Dunal wrinkly * | or

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl
3 jn.jl

Spain
Spain
Spain

1656.
1656.
1800.

C s.p

Spain 1800. C s.p
Portugal 1800. C s.p

Sw. cis. 5

Bot. mag. 627
Sw. cis. 50
Bar. ic. 292
Sw. cis. 4
Sw. cis. 13

Yen. ch. 20

220

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

13972 lasianthum Pers. hairy-flwd * | or 3 jn.jl

13973 involucratum Pers. involucrate *» | or 3 jn jl

13974 cheiranthbides Pers. Stock-leaved * (or 3 jn.jl

13975 candidum Swt. white-leaved * or 3 jn.jl

13976 elongatum Pers. long-peduncled *>- . | or 2 jl

Y Spain 1826. C sp Bar. ic. 289

Y Spain 1826. C s.p

Y Portugal 1818. C s.p

Y Spain ... C 6.1 Sw. cis. 25

Y Spain 1800. C p.l

II. LECHEoroBs.— Sep. 5, outer ones linear ; stigm. large capitate ; capsules smooth, 3-valved, 3-cclled.

13977 canadense MX. ' Canadian ^ A

13978 rosmarinifblium PA. Kosemary-lvd tt. or

13979 glomeratum Lag. glomerate tt. . | or

13980 ramuliflurum MX. branchlet-flwd ^ A or

13981 brasiliense Pers. Brazilian !U Al or

13982 /K>lygala?f6hum Swt. Milkwort-lvd tt. i | pr

13983 carolinianum MX. Carolina )£ A or

1 jnjl . Y
jn.jl Pa.Y

1 jn.jl
1 jnjl
i, jn.jl
f jn.au
1 jn-jl

N. Amer. 1799.

Canada 1823.

Mexico 1823.

Carolina

Brazil

Brazil

Carolina

182-3.
1823.
1823.

1823.

S s.l Sw. cis. 21

C s.p

C s.p Sw. cis. ic. in.

C s.p

C s.p Sw. cis. 43

C s.l.p Sw. cis. 11

C s.p Ven. eels 74 ic.

III. TUBERAVRIA. — Sep. 5, ouicr larger or smaller; pet. often spotted at base ; styles scarcely any ; stigm. capitate.

13984 Tuberaria Mil. ' Tuberaria

13985 jolantagineum Pers. Plantain-like

13986 lignbsum Swt. woody i

13987 globularijefuliumPer*. Globul.-lvd j

13988 guttatum Mil. spotted-flwd

13989 serratum Pers. saw-petaled

13990 eriocaulon Dunal woolly-stemmed

13991 punctatum W. dotted

13992 inconspicuum Thib. inconspicuous

A or

* jn.jl

or

ijnjl

Al or

* jnjl

O or

i jn.jl

O or

ia jn.jl

O °r

O or
O or

f jnjl
i jn.jl

| jn.jl W

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

S. Europe 17.52. S s.p Sw. cis.

Spain 1823. S s.p

1806. S sp Sw.cis.46

Spain 1826. S s.p

England san.pa. S s.l Eng. bot. 544

Spain 1804. C s.p Cav. ic. 2. 1/5 1

Spain 1817. S

S.France 1816. S

Piedmont 1819. S

3

s.p

Sw. cis. 30
Sw. cis. 61

IV. MACIILA^RIA. — Sepals.five, outer ones narrow y pet. often spotted at base ; sfigmas small subtrilobed

13993 lunulatum Dec. lunulate tt. or ± jn.jl Y Spain 1826. S s.p Al. au. 2. 3

V. BRACHYPE'TALOV. — Sep. 5, outer ones minute ; pet. often spot, at base, small: stigm. simple : caps, triquetrous.

13994 /edifblium Mil. Ledum-leaved ^ "- 1 :" :| v lr-™1 — J ° -1 *-• — «---'"•-

13995 villbsum Thib. villous

13996 ni!6ticum Pers. Nile

2 majus Dec. larger

3 procumbens Dec. procumbent

13997 denticulatutn Thib. denticulate
salicifblium Gou.

13998 salicifblium W. Willow-leaved

13999 sanguineum Lag. bloody-stemmed

14000 aigyptmcum Mil. Egyptian

VI. ERIOCA'RPON. — Sepals five, outside silky, two outer ones minute i styles at base twisted ; capsules pilose

14001 canariense W. Canary *~ |_j or 1J jn.jl Y Canaries 1790. C p.l Jac. ic. 1.97

14002 Lippu Pers. Lippius's tt. (or 1 jn.jl Y Egypt 1820. C s.p Sw. cis. ic in

14003 kahiricum Del. Kahirian tt. (or 1 jn.jl Y Egypt 1820. C s.p Del. Kg 31 2

14004 confertum Dunal close-flowered tt. (or 1 jl.au Y Teneriffe ... C s.p

VII. FUMA^NA. — Cal. before flwg. a little twisted, 5-sepal., 2 outer ones small ; stigm. capit.fring, subtrilob.

0

or

iinjl

Y

England

san.pa.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 2414

0

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Spain

1823.

S

s.p

Sw. cis. ic. in.

O

or

i jn.jl

Y

Egypt

1817.

S

s.p

Sw. cis. ic. in.

O

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Europe

1817.

S

s.p

Sw. cis. ic. in.

O

or

i jn.jl

Y

France

1816.

S

s.p

O

or

1 jnjl

Y

France

1818.

S

s.p

Sw. cis. ic. in.

0
0

or
or

i jn.au
* jn.jl

Y
Y

S. Europe 1759.
Spain 1826.

S
S

s.p
s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 144
Sw. cis. ic. in.

0

or

I jn.jl

W

Egypt

1764.

S

s.l

Jac. ob. 3. 68

14005 Fumana Mil. Fumana
14006 ericoldes Dunal Erica-like
14007 procumbens Dunal procumbent

tt. [or
tt. (or

JL. |or

liSl

1 jn.jl

Y
Y
Y

France 1752.
S. Europe ...
S. Europe ...

C
C
C

s.p
s.p
s.p

Sw. cis. 16
Cav. ic. 2. 172
Bar. ic. 445

14008 la'vipes W. smooth-footed

tt. |or

1| jn.au

Y

France 1690.

C

s.p

Sw. cis. 24

14009 arabicum Pers. Arabian

tt. | or

1 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1826.

C

s.p

viscidulum Stev.

14010 Barrelieri Ten. Barrelier's

tt. (or

1 jn.au

Y

Italy 1820

C

s.p

Bar. ic. 416

14011 heVe Pers. smooth

tt. | or

1 jn.jl

Y

Spain 1826.

C

s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 145. 1

14012 viride Ten. green

tt. (or

Y

Italy 1825.

C

s.p

14013 juniperinum Lag. J\m\per-like
14014 glutinbsum Pers. clammy
14015 Jhymifblium Pers. Thyme-leaved

tt. (or
tt. | or
tt. |or

1 jn.au
2 my.s
li jn.au

Y
Y
Y

S. Europe 1800.
S. Europe 1790.
Spain 1658.

C
C
C

s.p

p.l

S.p

Bar. ic. 443
Cav. ic. 2. 145. 2
Bar. ic. 444

VIII. PSEUDOCI'STUS. — Sep. 5, outer ones minute
14016 origanifblium Pers. Marjoram-lvd tt. lor

; pet. small
1 jn.jl

j styles at base twisted
Y Spain 1795.

; stigm.
C s.p

capitate Z-lobed.
Cav. ic. 3. 262

14017 m611e Pers. soft

tt. J or

1^ jn.au

Y

Spain 1817.

C

s.p

Cav. ic. 3. 262. 2

14018 dichotomum Dimal dichotomous

tt. (or

1 jn.au

Y

Spain 1826.

C

s.p

Cav. ic. 3. 263. 1

14019 oolandicum Dec. CEland

JL or

~ jn jl

Y

Germany 1816

C

s.p

Sw. cis. 2

14020 alp^stre Dunal alp

JL or

% jn.jl

Y

Germany 1818.

C

s.l

Cr. au. 6. 1

14021 italicum Pers. Italian

tt. (or

1 J1.S

Y

Italy 1799.

C

s.p

Bar. ic. 366

14022 penicillatum Thib. pencilled

JL or

i jnjl

\

Spain 1817.

C

s.p

14023 obovatum Dunal obovate

tt. |or

1 jnjl

Y

Spain 1826.

C

s.p

14024 vineale Pers. vine

Jt, or

5 jnjl

Y

Germany 1817.

C

s.p

Sw. cis. 77

14025 canum Dunal hoary

JL |or

f jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1772.

C

p.l

Sw. cis. 56

14026 wiarifolium Dec. Marum-leaved

JL, or

3 my.jn

Y

Britain al.roc.

C

s.p

Eng. bot. 396

14027 rotundifbliumDwna/ round-leaved

JL (or

1 jn.au

Y

Spain 1826.

C

s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 142 •

14028 paniculatum Dunal panicled

JL |or

ijn.au

Y

Spain 1826.

C

s.p

14029 cinfereum Pers. grey
14030 crassifblium Pers. thick-leaved

tt. (or
tt. or

1 jn au
1 my.jl

Y

Y

Spain 1818.
Barbary 1818.

C

C

s.p
s.l

Cav ic. 2. 141

14031 squamatum Pers. scaly

tt. |or

1 jn.jl

Y

Spain 1815.

C

s.l

Cav. ic. 2. 139

IX. EUHELIA'NTHEMUM. — Calyx 5-sepalled, outer ones smaller, cover. 3-valved l-celled capsule ; stigm. simple.

14032 glaucum Pers. glaucous-/«;d

14033 tomentbsum Dunal tomentose

14034 lavandulaefbliumD<?c. Lavender-lvd

14035 stcechadifblium Pers. Stechas-lvd

14036 serpyllifblium Mil. Wild Thyme-lvd tt.

14037 vulg'are Gae. common dwarf ^JL,
2 fibre plfeno double-flwd

14038 nudicaule Lag. naked-stmd

14039 leptoph^llum.Dwna/ fine-leaved

14040 acuminatum Pers. acuminate

14041 ovatum Dunal ovate

14042 obscurum Pers. obscure

14043 nummularium Mil. Moneywort-lvdJL,

14044 surrejanum Mil. Surrey

14045 Ayssopifblium Ten. Hyssop-lvd

2 cupreum Swt. copper-colored

3 multiplex Swt. double-flwd

14046 hirtum Pers. \\a\ry-calyxed

14047 Lagasc^ Dunal Lagasca's

14048 aureum Pers. golden

tt. or
JL, or

2 jn.au
f jl.au

Y
Y

tt. or

1 jn.jl

Y

tt. or

1 jn.jl

Y

tt. or

a my.s

Y

•JL, or

| my.s

Y

JL or

A my.s

Y

JL or

i jn.jl

Y

JL or

1 jn.jl

Y

JL. or

JL or

i jn.jl
i jn.jl

Y
Y

JL or

JL, or

JL or

J my.au
i jn.au
f Jl.o

Y
Y
Y

JL pr

| my.jn

Y

JL. or

i my.jn

Cop

JL or
tt. | or

2 my-Jn
1 jn.jl

Cop

tt. (or

i jn.jl

Y

Jt~ or

f jn.au

Y

Spain

1815. C s.l

Scotland sc.alp. C s.l
S. France 1817. C s.p

Spain 1826.

Spain 1818.
S. Europe 1820.

Geneva 1818.

Europe 1816.

Spain 1752.

England ch.hil.
Italy
Naples
Italy

Spain 1759.

Spain 1826.
Montpelier ...

Cav. ic. 2. 261
Eng. bot. 2208
Bar. ic. 288
Sw. cis. ic. in.
Sw. cis. 60
Eng. bot. 1321
Sw. cis. 64

Spain 1816.
Austria 1731. C pi
Britain gra.ban. C s.l

C s.l

C s.p

C s.p Sw. cis. 20

Viv. fr. 13. 14. 1
Viv. fr. 1. 8. 2
Sw. cis. ic. in.
Cav. ic. 2. 142

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.l

C 6.1

C B.I

C s.p

C 8.1

C S.D

C s.l

Eng. bot. 2207
Sw. cis. 58

Bar. ic. 488

OKDEII II.

POLYANDRIA DIGYNIA.

221

14049 obtusifolium Dunal blunt-leaved «.
14050 angustifolium Pers. narrow-leaved JU
14051 majoranajfoliumDec. Marjoram-lvd t>

or
or
or

1 jn.
f jn.jl
i my.jl

Y
Y

Y.w

Cyprus 17;>9.
1800.
France 1818.

C
C
C

s.l

s.l
s.p

Jac. vin. 3. 53

14052 eriosepalon Swt.
14053 grandiflorum Dec.
14054 asperum Lag.

woolly-sepaled
large-flowered
rough

!U

or
or
or

$ my.jl
1 jnjl
| jn.au

Y
Y
W

S. Europe ...
Italy 1800.
Spain 1827

c;
C

c

s.p
s.p
8.1

Sw. cis. 76
Scop. car. 25

14055 pilosum Pers.

hairy

fcs.

pr

14 my.jn

W

S. France 1731.

c

s.l

Sw. cis. 49

14056 sampsucifoliumMtf. Sampsuch.-lvd !U
14057 pulverulentum Dec. powdered JU
14058 /x>lifulium Dec. Folium-leaved !U.

or
or
or

4 jnjl
f Jn.jl
1 my.jl

W
W
W

France
France
England downs.

c
c
c

s.p

Bot. mag. 1803
Sw. cis. 29
Eng. bot. 1322

14059 violaceum Pers.

violet

«-_

Jor

1 W

W

Spain 1826.

c

s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 147

14060 strictum Pers.

strict

tt. _

J or

W

Spain 1820.

c

s.p

Cav. ic. 3. 263. 2

14061 lineare Pers.

linear

tt. _

Jor

1 jnjl

W

S. Europe 1818.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 48

14062 virgatum Pers.

twiggy

tt.

or

1 my.jl

W

S. Europe 1818.

c

s.p

14063 fce'tidum Pers.

fetid

tv.

or

1 my.jl

W

1800.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 1. 98

14064 apenninum Pers.

Apennine

tt.

or

I my.jl

W

Italy 1731.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 62

14065 papyraceum Swt.
14066 hispidum Dunal

paper-white
hispid

iu

or
or

2 jn.au
1 my.jl

W
W

Europe
S. Europe 1816.

c

c

s.p
s.p

Sw. cis. ic. in.

14067 variegatum Sutf.
14068 ciliatum Pers.

variegated
ciliated

!U
tt.

or
or

i my.jl
1 my.jl

R.w
R

S. Europe ...
S. Europe 1826.

c
c

s.p

s.p

Sw. cis. 38
Desf. at. 109

14069 rhodanthum DMH^/

red-flowered

or

J my.jl

R

Spain 1800.

0

s.p

Sw.cis.7

14070 canescens Swt.

canescent

!U

or

i my.jl

R

S. Europe 1800.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 51

roseum Jac. vin.

14071 versicolor Swt.

party-colored

tt.

or

1 jn.jl

R.w

S. Europe 1800.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 26

14072 venustum Swt.

beautiful

^

or

1 jn.jl

R

S. Europe 1800.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 10

2 fibre plfeno

double-flwd

Jt»,

or

* my.jl

R

S. Europe 1800.

c

s.p

14073 croceum Pers.

copper-colored

!U

or

i jn.jl

Y

Spain 1800.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 53

14074 sulphhreum JF. en.

sulphur-co/ora<

!JU

or

1 jn.jl

P.Y

France 1795.

c

s.l

Sw. cis. 37

14075 mutabile P<r rs.

changeable

«L

or

f jn.au

R.Y

S. Europe

c

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 99

14076 rbseum Dec.

roseate

*~

or

k Jnjl

Pk

Spain 1815.

c

s.p

Sw. cis. 55

1591. SWA'RTZIA W. SWARTZIA.

14077 pinnata W. pinnate

14078 grandiflora W. large-flowered * I — I

14079 simplicifolia W. simple-leaved * CD

(Olof Swnrtz, a celebrated botanist.) Legum. Swartziece. 3. — 15.
fc (±1 or 6 ... W Trinidad 1820. C p.l An. mu. 9. 24. 2

or 6 ... Y Trinidad 1821. C p.l Vahlec.1.3

or 6 ... W W. Indies 1818. C p.l

CLASS XIII. ORDER 2.
POLYA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1592. BAUE^R^ H,K. BAITERA. (Francis and Ferdinand Bauer, celeb. Ger.bot. draughtsm.) Cunoniaceae. 2.

14080 rubia;f61ia H. K. Madder-leaved « i_J P* tt jl.d Pk N. S. W. 1793. C s.p Bot. mag. 715

14081 humilis Lk. dwarf * i_| or 1 jl.d R N. S. W. 1804. C s.p Bot. cab. 1197

1593. FOTHERGI'LL/1 L. FOTHERGILLA. (John Fothergill, M.D., a patron of botany.) Hamamalldece. 4.

14082 alnif61ia L. Alder-leaved & or 4 ap.jn W N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Bot. mag. 1341

14083 major B. M. larger-leaved 3fe or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Bot. mag. 1342

14084 Garden* Jac. Garden's 3fe or 4 my.jn W N. Amer. 1765. L s.p Jac. ic. 1. 100

14085 ser6tina B. M. late & or 4 au W N. Amer. 1765. L s.p

1594. CURATE'LLA L. CURATELLA. (Kurcuo, to shave ; leaves polish bows in Guiana.) Ditteniacete. 2.

14086 americana L. American it I I or 8 ... W S. Amer. ... L s.p Aub. gui. 1. 232

14087 alata Yen. , winged-petioled* r~1 or 8 ... W Guiana . L s.p

1595. PLEURA'NDRA Lab. PLEURANDRA. (Pleura, rib, aner, anther ; stamens.) Dilleniacece. 6. — 23.

...... "

14088 bracteata R. Br.

14089 acicularis Lab.

14090 stricta R. Br.

14091 Cne5rum Cun.

14092 calyrina Cun.

14093 ericifblia Cun.

*1596.

bracteate

needle-team*

strict

Garland-flower

Zarge-calyxed

Heath-leaved

P^EONY.

«H_Jor

2 my.jn Y

*l_)or

2 my.jn Y

m\ |or

2 my.jn Y

* i |or

2 my.jn Y

« l |or
*t 1 |or

2 my.jn Y
2 my.jn Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1823. C s.p Deless.1.78
1822. C s.p Lab. n. h. 2. 144
1826. C s.p

1824. C s.p
1826. C s.p
1824. C s.p

Ranunculacete. 19.

(Pceon, a physician who first used it in medicine.)

I. MOU'TAN. — Shrubby ; disk offl. expanded into a membranaceous pitcher more or less involving carpels

14094 Moutan H. K. Chinese Tree & or 3 ap.jn P China 1789. C p.l

1 papaveracea Poppy-flowered 3fe or 3 ap.jn W China 1789. C p.l Bot. cab. 547

2 Banksfcz? Banks's 3fe or 3 ap.jn P China 1789. C p.l Bot. mag. 115*

3 rbsea roseate & or 3 ap.jn Pk China ... C p.l

4 Anneslez Annesley's Si or 3 ap.jn Pk China ... C p.l Hort. tr. 6. 7

II. P^ON. — Herbaceous ; disk offl. scarcely or not expanded, surrounding only so muck of base of carpels.

14095 albiflora Pall. white-flowered fc A or 2 my.jn W Siberia 1784. R s.l

1 vestalis Ander.
2 Candida Ander.
3 tartarica

virgin % A
white % A
Tartarian * A

or
or
or

2
2
2

'"j-j"
my.jn
my.jn
my.jn

W

F
F

Siberia
Siberia
Siberia

!!'.

R
R
R

s.l
s.l
s.l

Bot. rep. 64

4 sibirica

Siberian jjc A

or

2

my.jn

W

Siberia

R

s.l

5 rubescens

rubescent ;

? A

or

2

my.jn

Pk

Siberia

1784.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 42

6 uniflbra

single-flowered ;

( A

or

2

my.jn

R

Siberia

R

s.l

7 Whitlejz Whitley's double white]
8 Humee Hume's double crimson-,

? A

? A

or
or

2
2

my.jn
my.jn

Bh
R

China
China

1784.
1784.

R
R

s.l
s.l

Bot. rep. 612
Bot. mag. 1768

9 fragrans

fragrant j

! A

or

2

my.jn

R

China

1784.

R

s.l

Hort. tr. c. ic.

14096 triternata Pall.

triternate ;

( A

or

3

my.jn

P

Siberia

1790.

R

s.l

Bot. mag. 1441

datirica Andr.

14097 coral! ina Ret%. '
14098 officinalis Retx.

coralline ft A
officinal fl A

or
or

3

3

my.jn
my.jn

R
R

England
Switzerl.

1548.

R
R

s.l
s.l

Eng. bot. 1513
Bot. mag. 1784

2 rosea

roseate ;fc A

or

3

my.jn

R

......

...

R

s.l

3 blanda

bland ^ A

or

3

my.jn

Pk

...

R

s.l

4 rhbra

double red jfc A

or

9

my.jn

R

...

R

s.l

222

POLYANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

5 carnescens
6 albicans
14099 lobata Desf.
14100 an6mala W.

carnescent
whitening
lobed
anomalous

*

A
A

A
A

or
or
or
or

3 my.jn
3 my.jn
2 my.jn
1£ my.jn

W

W
R
Pk

SpaVn'"
Siberia

1788.

R
II
R
R

S.I
S.I
S.I
S.1

Sw. fl. gar. 70
Bot. mag. 1754

laciniata Pal. ros. '.

2.85

14101 hybrida Pall.

hybrid

%

A

or

2 my.jn

R

Siberia

1788.

R

S.I

Pal. ros. 2. 86

14102 tenuifblia L.

fine-leaved

*

A

or

lg my.jn

R

Siberia

1765.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 926

i. PUBESCE'NTES.

— Same as the preceding, but with the leaves underneath pubescent

, not smooth.

14103 peregruia Mil.

foreign

*

A

or

2 my.jn

D.P

Levant

1629.

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 1050

2 Grevillw

Greville's

*

A

or

2 my.jn

P

«•>««•

...

R

S.I

3 compacta

compact

A

or

2 » my.jn

P

14104 erotica Lindl.

Cretan

*

A

or

2 ' my.jn

P

Caiidia'

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 819

14105 paradoxa Ander.

paradoxical

A

or

2 my.jn

P

Levant

R

S.I

2 fimbriata

double fringed

<t!

A

or

2 my.jn

P

...

R

8.1

Sw. fl. gar. 19

tartarica Mil.

R

S.I

14106 m611is Ander.

soft

%

A

or

1| my.jn

P

R

S.I

Bot. cab. 1263

14107 ariefina Ander.

ram

•t

A

or

2 my.jn

P

R

S.I

14108 decbra Ander.

comely

&

A

or

2 my.jn

P

'.'.'.

R

S.I

1 Pallasw

Pallas's

/fc

A

or

2 my.jn

P

R

S.I

2 elatior

taller

£

A

or

2 my.jn

P

R

S.I

14109 htimilis Retz.
14110 Russz Biv.

dwarf
Russ's

*

A
A

or
or

2 my.jn
2 my.jn

P

C

Spain
Sicily

1633.

R
R

S.I
S.I

Bot. mag. 1422
Sw. fl. gar. 122

14111 pubens B. M.

downy

%

A

or

2 my.jn

R

R

S.I

Bot. mag. 2264

14112 villbsa Suit.
sessiliflbra Sims

villous

*

A

or

2 my.jn

R

S. Europe 1816.

R

S.I

Sw. fl. gar. 113

CLASS XIII. ORDER 3.
POLYA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1597. HIBBE'RT/4 Andr. HIBBERTIA. (George Hibbert, a disting. collect, of plants.)
14113 volubilis B. Rep. twining $ | | or 8 my.o Y N. S. W. 1790. C
14114 grossulariaefblia Sal. Gooseberry-lvd J_ !_J or 6 mr.au Y N. Holl. 1803. C
14115 dentata R. Br. toothed $ ( | or 6 ... Y N. Holl. 1816. C
14116 saligna R. Br. Willow-leaved *i_j or 3 jn.au Y N. Holl. 1823. C
14117 virgata R. Br. twiggy «* i | or 3 in.au Y N. Holl. 1822. C

DUleniacecK. 9.—19.

s.p Bot. mag. 1218
s.p Bot. reg. 282
s.p
s.p

14118 linearis JR. Br.

linear

* l | or

2 jn.au

Y

N.

Holl.

1821.

C

s.p

14119 obtusifblia R. Br.

obtuse-leaved

*l_Jor

2 ...

Y

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

14120 pedunculata R. Bt

-. pedunculated

At i | or

2 my.au

Y

N.

Holl.

1821.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 1001

corifblia Bot. mag.

2672

14121 cistifblia R. Br.

Cistus-leaved

* l |or

1 my.au

Y

N.

Holl.

1826.

C

s.p

1598. HOMAVLIUM Jac. HOMAUUM. (Homalos, equal ; stamens.) Homalineee. 1. — 2.

14122 racembsum Jac. racemose * CD or 6 my.jl W W. Indies 1816. C s.l Bot. cab. 261

*1599. DELPHI'NIUM Tou. LARKSPUR. (Delphin, dolphin ; supp. resembl. in nectary.) Ranuncul. 45.— 58.

14123 Oliveriarettw Dec.

14124 Ajacw L.

2 fibre pleno

14125 Consdlida L.
2 fibre pleno

14126 pubescens Dec.
ambiguum Lot.

14127 ^coniti L.

14128 peregrinum W.
junceum Dec.

II.

14129 ambiguum L.

14130 cardiopetalum Dei

14131 virgatum Pair.
III. DELPHINA'STRUI

14132 grandiflbrum L.

2 fibre pldno

3 album

4 pallidum

14133 chinense Fis.

14134 cheilanthum Fis.

14135 pseMo-peregrinun

14136 puniceum Pall.

14137 albiflbrum Dec.

14138 ochroleucum Stev.

14139 hfbridum W.
hirsfctum Pers.

14140 f issum W. &K.

14141 velutinum Bert.

14142 pentagynum Lam.

14143 elegans Dec.

2 fibre pleno con

14144 amce^num Stev.

14145 spurium Fis.

14146 tricdrne MX.

14147 azfcreum MX.

14148 exaltatum H. K.
tridactylon MX.

14149 urceolatum Jac.

14150 flexubsum Bieb.

14151 revolutum Desf.

I. CoNs6LiDA. — Ovary one; petals four joined into one. Annual.

Oliver's
Ajax's
double-flowered
Comfrey
double-flowered
pubescent

Aconite-like
foreign

DELPHINE'IXUM. —
doubtful
:. heart-petaled
twiggy
tf. — Ovar. 3 or 5; p
great-flowered ^
double-flowered Jg
•white-flowered ^
pale-blue
China
lip-flowered ^
i Fis. bast, foreign^
scarlet-flowered ^
white-flowered ^
yellowish white 3i
hybrid £

cleft ^
velvety
five-styled &
elegant ^
imon double-flwd^
pleasing blue ^
spurious ^
three-horned ^
azure -\
exalted ^

urceolate ^

ficxuous £fc
revolute ^

O or 1* jn.jl B S. Europe 1826. S co Deless. 1. 51
O or 1| jn.jl Pk SwitzerL 1573. S r.m
O or 1 jn.jl Va Europe 1573. S co Cl. h. 2. 2
8 or 2 jn.jl B England san. fi. S r.m Eng. bot. c. ic.
or 2 jn.jl Va England ... S co Bes. eys. 2.14.1
O or 2 jn.jl B Mediterr. 1816. S co Fl.gr. 504

O or 1 jn.jl P Levant 1801. S p.l Vahl sy. 1. 13
O or 1 jn.jl B Italy 1629. S p.l Al. ped. 2. 25. 3

Ovaries three ; petals free, smooth. Annual.
8 or 2 jl.au B Barbary 1759. S p.l
or 1 jn.jl B Pyrenees 1818. S co Mat. com. 557
O or 1J jn.jl B Syria 1823. S co Deless. 1. 55
etalsfree, lower ones bearded in disk, entire, from No.UlSS. bifid.
A or 2 jn.s D.B Siberia 1816. D p.l Bot. mag. 1686
A or 2 jn.s D.B D p.l
A or 2 jn.s W gardens 1816. D co
A or 2 jl.au B gardens 1820. D co
A or 2 jn.s B China 1818. D co Bot cab. 71
A or 2 jn D.B Siberia 1819. D p.l Bot. reg. 473
A or 3 jn.jl R Siberia 1823. D co
A or 1 jl P Siberia 1785. D p.l
A or 4 jl.au W Armenia 1823. D co Deless. 1.58
A or 2 jn.jl W Iberia 1823. D p.l
A or 3 jn.s B Siberia 1794. D p.l

A or 4 jl.au B Hungary 1816. D co W. & K. 1. 81
A or 4 jl.au B Italy 1819. D co
A or 2 jl.au B S. Europe 1819. D co Desf. at. 1. Ill
A or 1| jl.au B N. Amer. ... D co
A or li jn.jl B N. Amer. 1741. Deo Fl. con. 43
A or 2 jl.au Pa.B Siberia 1818. D co Gm. si. 4. 77
A or 4 jl.au B Siberia 1810. D co
A or i jl.au B N. Amer. 1806. D p.l Bot. cab. 306
A or 6 jl.au L.B Carolina 1805. D p.l
A or 3 jl.au B N. Amer. 1758. Dpi MU. ic. 270. 2

A or 2 jl.au B 1801. D p.l Bot. mag. 1791
A or 2 jl.au B Caucasus 1820. D p.l
A or 6 jn.s P.B D p.l

ORDER III.

POLYANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

223

A

or

3

jn.jl

B.w

1822.

D

p.l

Fl. con. 25

A
A

or
or

3
3

jl.au
jl.au

B
B

Siberia 1824.
Siberia 1817.

D
D

CO

CO

Gm. si. 4. 79
Gm. si. 4. 75

A

or

8

jl

B

Silesia 1710.

1)

p.l

A

or

fi

jl

B

Siberia

D

CO

Gm. si. 4. 80

A

or

6

jl

B

Pyrenees

U

CO

A
A

or
or

6

6

i!

B
B

Pyrenees

D
D

CO
CO

Mil. ic. 119

A

or

6

jn.s

B

Siberia' 1597.

1)

p.l

Schk.han.2. 145

A
A

or
or

5
4

jl.au
jn.jl

B
B

Hungary 1816.
Siberia 1816.

D
D

CO
CO

W. & K. 3. 246
Bot. reg. 327

A

or

4

jl.au

B

Caucasus 1818.

1)

CO

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

Siberia 1817.

D

p.l

A

or

3

jn.jl

B

Siberia

D

p.l

A

or

4

jl.au

B

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

A

or

8

jl.au

B

S. Europe 1816.

1)

CO

A

or

4

jl.au

B

Caucasus 1819.

D

CO

A

or

4

jl.au

B

Caucasus 1816.

D

CO

Deless. 1. 62

A

or

2

jl.au

B

Dahuria 1819.

U

CO

lor

5 ;

or

petalsfree
4 mv.in

; spur short : capsules ventricose.
L.B Majorca 1824. S co Deless. 1. 63

0

or
or

22

ap.au
ap.au

L.B
L.B

S. Europe 1816.
S. Europe 1596.

S

S

s.p

6.p

Wood. 154
Fl.gr. 508

14152 mesoleucum Lk. white-middle ;

14153 palmatifidum Dec. palmate-cleft •
2 glabellum Dec. smoothish

14154 intermedium H. K. intermediate :

1 pilosissimum Dec. hairiest

2 leptostachyum Dec. slender-spiked •
intermedium Lap.

3 ranunculifdliumltec. Ranunc.-lvd ;

4 laxum Dec. loose-spiked *

14155 elatum W. iMcommonBee-

14156 alp\num W. % K. alpine Bee •

14157 cuneatum Stev. wedge-leaved •

14158 villosum Stev. villous •

14159 dictyocarpum Dec. netted-fruited •

14160 laxiflbrum Dec. loose-flowered •

14161 montanum Dec. mountain •
2 bractebsum Dec. bracteose

14162 dasycarpum Stev. thick-fruited ;

14163 specibsum Bieb. showy

14164 triste Fis. sad :

IV. STAPHISA^GRIA — Ovaries 3 or

14165 Requiemi Dec. Requien's

14166 pictum W. en. painted

14167 Staphisagria L. Stavesacre

*1600. ^CONPTUM Tou. ACOXITUM. (Plentiful about Acona in Bithynia.) Ranunculhcea:. 109.—
I. A'NTHORA. — Sepals persistent ; helmet conical or semicircular ; ovaries 5 ; flowers cream-colored, sometimes
variegated with blue j roots napiform ; leaves palmately cut into linear lobes.

14168 A'nthora L. Anthora ^ A or 1£ Jn.au Pa.Y Pyrenees 1596. R co

14169 grandiflbrum Rchb. large-flowered ^j A or

14170 Decand611z Kchb. Decandolle's ^ A or

14171 anthoroideumRchb. Anthora-like ^ A or
inclinatum Ser.

14172 Pallasw Rchb. Pallas's ^ A or

14173 e"ulophum Rchb. well-crested ^ A or

14174 Jacquinw Rchb. Jacquin's

14175 nemorbsum Bieb. grove ^ A or

14176 versicolor Stev. various-colored ^ A or

Hjn.au
1| jn.au

1| jn.au
1£ jn.au

2 jn.au
IA jn.au
A or 1£ jn.au

2 jl.au

3 jn.s

Pyrenees
Pa.Y Jura
Pa.Y Siberia
Pa.Y Jura

1821.
1823.
1821.

Pa.Y Siberia 1821.

Pa.Y Caucasus 1821.

Pa.Y Austria 1800.

Pa.Y Caucasus 1823.

B.Y Siberia 1820.

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

Jac. au. 4. 382
Rchb. ac. 1. B
Rchb. ac. 3
Rchb. ac. 4

Rchb.ac. 6. A. B
Rchb. ac. 5
Jac. au. 4. 382
Rchb. ac. 6
Bot. cab. 794

II. Lvc6cTONUM. — Sepals deciduous ; helmet conico-cylindrical ; ovaries B i flowers cream-colored or white,
rarely purple or variegated ; lobes of leaves cuneiform, pinnate, rarely bipinnate.

14177 Iyc6ctonum L. wolf's-bane

14178 Vulparia Rchb. fo\-bane

14179 cynoctonum Rchb. tall dog's-bane
altissimum Dec.

14180 laxiflbrum Dec. loose-flowered

14181 rubicundum Fis. reddish

14182 carpaticum Ser. Carpathian

14183 australe Rchb. southern

14184 lupicidum Rchb. wolf's-bane

14185 tragoctonum Rchb. goafs-bane

14186 theriophonum.Rc$6. beast's-bane

14187 rectum Rchb.

14188 pyrenaicum L.

14189 album H. K. white

14190 barbatum Pat. bearded

14191 hispidum Dec. hispid

14192 septentrionale W. northern

14193 ochroleucum W. yellowish white]

14194 macrophyllumHorf. large-leaved 1

upright
Pyrenea:

A or

3 jl.au

A or

3 jl.au

A or

3 jl.au

A or

3 jl.au

A or

2ijl.au

A or
A or

2| jl.au
2£ jl.au

A or
A or

2 jl.au
2| jn.au

A or
A or

2| jn.au
3 jn.au

A or

4 jn.jl

A or

4 jl.au

A or
A or

ifcfi

A °r

4 jl.au

A or

3 jn.au

A or

2 jl.au

Alp. Eur. 1596. D co Rchb. ac. 52
Pa.Y Alp. Eur. 1821. D co Jac. au. 4. 380
Pa.Y France 1820. D co

Pa.Y Switzerl. 1823. D co

P Siberia 1819. D co

P Carpa.mo. 1810. D co

P Denmark 1821. D co

Pa.Y Europe 1821. D co

Pa.Y Switzerl. 1822. D co

Pa.Y Europe 1824. D co

Pa.Y Europe 1824. D co

Y ; Pyrenees 1739. D co

W Levant 1752. D co

Pa.Y Siberia 1807. D co

Pa.Y Siberia 1823. D co

B N. EuropelSOO. D co

L.Y Caucasus 1794. D co

BoL mag. 2196
Fl. dan. 123
Rchb. ac. 54

Rchb. ac. 48
Deless. 1. 64

Pa.Y

... D co

14195 variegatum L.
2 bicolor Rchb.

variegated &
two-colored A

A
A

or
or

5
4

jn.au
jl.au

P.w

W.B

3 caeruleum Ser.

blue &

A

or

4

jl.au

B

4 albiflbrum Ser.

white-flowered &

A

or

4

jl.au

W

14196 rynchanthum Rchb

, bill-flowered &

A

or

4

jl.au

P.B

2 bicolor Rchb.

two-colored A

A

or

4

jl.au

W.B

14197 hamatum Rchb.

hooked &

A

or

4

jl.au

P.B

14198 gibbbsum Ser.
14199 gracile Rchb.

gibbose ,&
slender &

A
A

or
or

4

2

jl.au
jl.au

B

B

14200 Cammarum Jac.

Cammarum &

A

or

3

jn.s

P

14201 rostratum Bernh.

beaked &

A

or

3

jn.au

B

2 pilosiusculum Ser

rather hairier A

A

or

3

jn.au

P

Cammarum Wahl.

14202 hebegynum Dec.
2 multifidum Schl.

blunt-styled ,&

many-cleft ,&

A
A

or
or

3
3

jn.au
jn.au

P
P

14203 nasutum Fis.

great-nosed &

A

or

3

jn.au

P

14204 paniculatum Lam.

panicled &

A

or

3

jn.s

Pa.B

14205 acuminatum Rchb.

acuminate £

A

or

3

jn.au

B

14206 lacinibsum Rchb.

jagged &

A

or

3

jn.au

B

14207 cernuum Rchb.
2 pauciflbrum

drooping ,&
few-flowered &

A
A

or
or

3
3

jn.au
jn.au

B
B

3 rambsum

branchy ,&

A

or

3

jnau

B

4 flexicaule
14208 CICisiz Rchb.

zigzag-stemmed &
Clusius's jfi

A
A

or
or

3
3

jn.au
jn.au

B
B

14209 Florkeorwm Rchb.

Florke's &

A

or

3

jn.au

B

2 bicolor Rchb.

two-colored A

A

or

3

jn.au

B.w

14210 japdnicum Thun.
2 caerfileum

Japan &
azure ,&

A
A

or
or

6

4

J1.S

jl.au

F
B

14211 uncinatum L.

hooked &

A

or

2

jLau

B

2 Michauxtanwm S(

;r. Michaux's A

A

or

2

jl.au

B

14212 F6nk» Rchb.

Funke's &

A

or

3

B

III. CA'MMARUM. — Sepals deciduous ; helmet conical, compressed i ovariesSorS
variegated, rarely flesh-colored ; roots tuberous ,• lobes of leaves tra

S. Europe

W.B Switzerl. 1821.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1821.
Switzerl. 1819.
Italy 1810.
Caucasus 1818.
Switzerl. 1821.
Austria 1752.
Switzerl. 1819.
Carpa.mo. 1800.

flowers blue, white, or

pinnate.

R co Ser.hel.15.12,13

R co Rchb. ac. 34
R co
R co
R co

R co Cl.h. 2.98.1

R co Ser. hel. 1. 15. 12

R co Ser.hel.l. 15.14,15

R co Rchb. ac. 7

R co Rchb. ac. 39

R co Bot cab. 203
R co

Switzerl.

SwitzerL

Siberia

France

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

1819.
1819.
1818.
1815.
1819.
1820.
1800.
1821.

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

Switzerl.

Japan

Japan

N. Amer. 1768.

N. Amer. 1800.

Switzerl. 1825.

1819.
1819.
1821.
1801.
1790.
1700.

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

R co

Ser.hel.1.15.18,19

Rchb. ac. 10
Rchb. ac. 32

Rchb. ac. 33

Cl. h. 2. 97. 1
Steer, stra. 69. ic.

Rchb. ac. 35
Bot. mag. 1119

224

POLYANDRIA TETRAGYNIA.

CLASS XII I.

14213 Meyt;n Rchb. Meyer's A

14214 nitklum Fis. shining A

14215 plicatum Kolle plaited A

14216 rigidum Rchb. rigid A
1421? zo6ctonum Rchb. poisonous A

14218 toxicum Rchb. most poisonous A

14219 umbrusum Schl. shady A

14220 albidum Rchb. whitish A

14221 oligocarpum Rchb. few-podded &

14222 neomontanum L. new mountain A

14223 speciosum Otto showy A

14224 tortuosum W. en. twisting A

14225 Gmelini Rchb. Gmelin's A

14226 illinitum Rchb. anointed A

14227 Schleicheri Rchb. Schleicher's A
Napellus <yy pubescens Dec.

14228 BernhardianwTW Rchb. Bernhardi's A

14229 flaccidum Rchb. flaccid A

14230 maximum Pall. largest A

14231 productum Rchb. \ong-lippcd A

14232 molle Rchb. soft A

14233 exaltatum Bernh. exalted A

14234 intermedium Dec. intermediate A

A or
A or
A or
A P
A P
A °r
A or
A or
A or
A °r
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or

A or
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jnjl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jnjl

3 jn.jl

4 jl

3 jl.au

3 jl.au
6

4

4 jl.au
2 jn.jl

4 jn.jl

5 jl.au

6 jl.au
1 jl.au

jl.au

l.au
jn.au

B

Switzerl.

18%

R co

B

Switzerl,

1825.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1825.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1825.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1825.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1825.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1825.

R co

W

Europe

1824.

R co

B

Europe

1823.

R co

B

Europe

1799.

R co

B

1823.

R co

P.B

1812.

R co

B

Siberia'

1821.

R co

B

1821.

R co

B

Switzerl.

1821.

R co

6 jl.au
5 jl.au

B Europe 1824.

B Siberia 1822.

B Kamtsch. 1823.

B Siberia 1821.

B 1820.

B Siberia 1819.

B ....;. 1820.

Rchb. ac. 37

Bar. ic. 610
Deless. 1.64
Rchb. ac. 24
Rchb. ac. 46

Rchb. ac.l. 1

R co

R co Ser.hel. 1.15.30

R co Rchb. ac. 17

R co Rchb. ac. 38

R co Rchb. ac. 31

R co Ser.hel.1. 15.37,38

R co

IV. NAPE'LLUS. — Sepals deciduous ,• helmet semicircular, rarely navicular ; ovaries 3, 5, or 7, rarely pilose ;

rows.
Rchb. ac. 2

Rchb.ac. 11.1
Rchb. ac. 12. 1
Rchb. ac. 18. 3
Rchb. ac.16.1

Rchb. ac. 14. 1
Rchb. ac. 41

Rchb. ac. 18. 1
Rchb. ac. 14. 2
Rchb. ac. 17. 1

Rchb.ac. 15. 4
Rchb. ac. 13. 2

Rchb. ac. 15. 3
Rchb. ac. 42

Rchb. ac. 7. 1, 2

Rchb. ac. 15. 1

Rchb. ac. 8. 1
Bot. cab. 794

jiuwcrs ULUC u

14235 Napellus L.

flU WttliC {JT Uilf\

Monk's-hood

T

III U

A

, «t
Pr

>LH?&

4

(,'/ U fiV

my.jl

cs can
B

CUlt: UlUllllllllt. ) T(

Europe 1596.

JW3

R

IUU

CO

2 album

w h i te-flowered

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

W

Switzerl. 1819.

R

CO

3 rubellum

small reA-Jlwd

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

Switzerl. 1819.

R

CO

14236 Kcetteanum Rchb.

Kcelle's

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1820.

R

CO

2 pygmae^um Rchb.
14237 commutatum Rchb.

pygmy
changed

A
A

A
A

or
or

2
4

jn.jl
jn.jl

B

B

S. Europe 1822.
S. Europe 1823.

R
R

CO
CO

14238 callybotryon Rchb.

fine-racemed

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe ...

R

CO

14239 Hallerz Rchb.

Haller's

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1821.

R

CO

2 bicolor Rchb.

two-colored

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

Switzerl. 1820.

R

CO

14240 virgatum Rchb.

Iwiggy

A

A

or

4

B

S. Europe 1822.

R

CO

14241 hians Rchb.

gaping

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1823.

R

CO

14242 amoe^num Rchb.

pleasing blue

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe ...

R

CO

14243 Hoppzi Rchb.
14244 semigaleatum Pall.

Hoppe's
half-helmeted

A

A

A
A

or
or

4
1

jnjl
jnjl

B
B

Carinthia 1823.
Siberia 1818.

R
R

CO
CO

14245 meloctonum Rchb.

badger's-bane

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

1821.

R

CO

14246 formbsum Rchb.

handsome

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1824.

R

CO

14247 acutum Rchb.

acute-leaved

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1821.

R

CO

14248 neubergense Dec.

Neuberg

A

A

or

4

jnjl

B

S. Europe 1822.

R

CO

strictum Rchb.

14249 laxum Rchb.

loose

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

S. Europe 1820.

R

CO

14250 IffiHum .RcAft.
14251 squarrosum Rchb.

joyful
squarrose

A
A

A
A

or
or

4
4

jn.jl
jnjl

B
B

S. Europe 1821.
Siberia 1822.

R
R

CO
CO

14252 elatum Rchb.

tall

A

A

or

4

jnjl

B

Europe 1822.

R

CO

14253 angustifulium tfcAfi
14254 pube'scens Moen.

narrow-leaved A
pubescent A

A
A

or
or

4

4

jn.jl
jn.jl

B
B

Europe 1824.
Europe 1824.

R
R

CO
CO

14255 eustachyon .BcAfi. well-spiked A
14256delphinif61iumJRcA6.Delphinium-lvdA
14257 Kohlerz Rchb. Kohler's A

A
A
A

or
or
or

42

jn.jl
> jn.jl
jnjl

B
B
B

Europe 1824.
N. Amer. 1820.
Europe 1824.

R
R
R

CO
CO
CO

14258 venustum Rchb.

beautiful

A

A

or

3

jnjl •

B

Switzerl. 1823.

R

CO

14259 eriostemum Dec. w

roolly-stamened

A

A

or

4

in il

B

Europe 1821.

R

CO

14260 Wildenbvw Rchb.

Willdenow's

A

A

or

3

jn.jl

B

Europe 1823.

R

CO

14261 rigidum Rchb.

rigid

A

A

or

3

jnjl

B

Switzerl. 1825.

R

CO

2 grandiflorum Fis.
14262 inunctum Koch

large-flowered
anointed

A

A

A
A

or
or

3
4

HI

B
B

Siberia 1826.
Europe 1822.

R
R

CO
CO

14263 e'minens AbcA

eminent

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

Europe 1800.

R

CO

14264 strictum Dec.

strict

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

Siberia 1824.

R

CO

14265 gale'ctonum Rchb.
14266 leucanthum .RcAft.

lizard's-bane A
white-flowered Jfc

A
A

or
or

4
3

jn.jl
jnjl

B
W

Hungary 1822.
..f... 1823.

R
R

CO
CO

14267 Ottonianum Rchb.

Otto's

A

A

or

4

jnjl

B

Europe 1824.

R

CO

14268 recognitum JKcA6.

recognised

A

A

or

4

jn.jl

B

1820.

R

CO

14269 Sprengfelw Rchb.
14270 amplifl6rum Rchb.

Sprengel's
large-flowered

A

A
A

or
or

4
4

jnjl
jn.jl

B
B

Europe 1824.
Austria 1823.

R
R

CO
CO

14271 versicolor Rchb.

party-colored

A

A

or

4

n.l

B

Switzerl. 1819.

II

CO

14272 decorum Rchb.

neat

A

A

or

4

jnjl

B

Pyrenees 1824.

R

CO

14273 tatiricum W.

Taurian

A

A

or

4

jnjl

B

Tauria 1752.

R

CO

laxum Rchb.

14274 volubile Patf.

twining

A

A

or

6

jl.au

B

Siberia 1799.

R

CO

14275 Brafin« Rchb.

Braune's

A

A

or

4

jl.au

B

Switzerl. 1821.

R

CO

14276 biflbrum Fis.

two-flowered

A

A

or

jnjl

P.B

Siberia 1817.

R

CO

Rchb. ac. 15. 4
Rchb. ac. 25

Rchb. ac. 40

CLASS XIII. ORDER 4.
POLYA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

16(H. CARYOTAR L. BUTTER NUT.

14277 nuciferum L. nut-bearing

14278 toment6sum W. woolly
Pekea tuberculata Aub.

14279 glabrum Pers. smooth

* 1602. DRrMYS Forst. DRIMYS.

14280 Winter/ Forst. Winter's
Wintera aromatica Mur.

(Karyon, a nut; bearing nuts.)
- - 100 ... R.Y Guiana

100 ... W Guiana 1820. C

Rhizobblece. 3. — (

C l.p Bot.mag.2727-8
.l Aub.gui.239

Q fr 100

Guiana 1820. C s.l Aub.gui.240

(Drimys. acrid ; bark acrid and aromatic.)
tarn... ... W? Magellan 1827.

Magnoliacea. 1.— 5.
».l.p Forst. 42

ORDER V.

POLYANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

225

CLASS XIII. ORDER 5.

POLYA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

1603. TRACHYTE'LLA Dec. TRACUYTELLA. (Trachytes, roughness ; leaves.) Dilleniucece. 1. — i
14281 ^cta;Na Dec. Acttea j§_ i_J cu 6 ... W China 1823. C p.l

1604 CIMICI'FUGA L. BUGWORT. (Cimex, a bug,fugo, to drive away ; sup. qual.) Ranunculucece. 4. — 5.
14282 fce'tida L. fetid ^ A m 4 jn.jl L.Y Siberia 1777. D p.l Lam.il. 487
^ctas\i Cimicifuga L.
14283 americana MX. American ^ A or 2 jn.jl W.Y Carolina 1824. D p.l Deless. 1. 66

Actaf'a podocarpa Dt ._

•c.

14284 cordiloha Ph. heart-leaved

£

A

cu

3 jn.jl

W.Y

N. Amer.

1812.

I)

p.l

Bot. mag. 2069

14285 palmata MX.

palmated

I

A

cu

4 jl.au

W.Y

N. Amer. 1812.

D

p.i

Bot. mag. 1630

1605. AQUILE'GIAI,.

14286 vulgaris L.
2 corniculataDee. sr

COLUMBINE.
common

(Aquila, an eagle; claw-shaped nectaries.)
4 A or 2 my.jl B Britain fields,
'^l A or 2 my.jl B.w Europe

RanuncuLuceae. 15.
D co Eng. bot. 297
D co Cl. h. 2. 204. 1

3 inversa Dec.

inverted double

A.

A

or

2 my.jl

Bw

Europe

...

D

CO

Cl. h. 2. 204. 2

4 stellata Dec. _

starred double

5

A

or

2 my.jl

B.w

Europe

...

D

CO

Cl. h. 2. 205. 1

5 degener Dec. degenerate double^

A

or

2 my.jl

B.w

Europe

...

D

CO

Cl. h. 2. 205. 2

14287 viscosa Gou.

clammy

A

or

If my.jn

P

Montpel.

17^

1)

CO

Gou. il. 19. 1

14i>88 sibirica Lam.

Siberian

A

or

If my.jl

B.W

Siberia

1806.

D

CO

Deless. 1.47

vulgaris dahuricaJK

14289 glandulosa Fis.
2 cuncolor Dec.

glandular
self-colored

1

A

A

or
or

If my.jl
If my.jl

W.B

V

Siberia
Altaia

1822.
1822.

D
D

CO
CO

14290 alpma L.
14291 grandirtura Pat.

alpine
large-flowered

1

A
A

or
or

1 my.jn
If my.jl

B
B

Switzerl.
Siberia

1731.
1818.

D
D

CO

s.p

Swfl.gar.218

alplna £ grandifl&ra Dec.
14292 pyrenaica Dec. Pyrenean ^
14293 canadensis L. Canadian

A
A

or
or

1 my.jl
If ap.my

B
R.o

Pyrenees
N. Amer.

1818.
1640.

D
D

s.p

S.p

Trev.del.2
Bot. mag. 246

14294 formosa Fis.

beautiful

;yf

A

or

If my.jl

R.o

Kamtsch,

1822.

D

s.p

14295 viridifl.-.ra Pall.
14296 davurica Patr.

green-flowered
Davurian

I

A
A

or
or

If my.jl

G.Y

P

Siberia
Davuria

1780.
1827.

D
D

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 1. 102

14297 atropurpurea W. en.

dark purple

i

A

or

I my.jn

P

Siberia

...

D

s.p

Bot. reg. 922

2 Fisher/a Ma Dec.

Fisher's

A

or

1 my.jn

P

Siberia

1827.

D

CO

atropurpurea Fis.

14298 parvi flora Led.

small-flowered

;t

A

or

1 my.jl

P

Siberia

1819.

D

s.p

Gm. si. 4. 74

14299 hybrid* B. M.

hybrid

A

or

2 my.jl

P

Siberia

...

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1221

bicolor Pers.

14300 flnemonoides W.

Anemone-like

ik

A

or

1 my.jl

P

Altai

1827.

D

s.p

glandulosa var. Fis.

1606. NIGE'LLA Tou. FENNEL FLOWER. (Niger, black ; seeds.) Ranunculacece. 10. — 11.

I. ERL^BATOS. — Stamens disposed in many series i sepals white or blue ; carpels joined.

14301 damascena L. damask O or If jn.s L.B S. Europe 1570. S co Bot. mag. 22
2 flore pleno double-flowered O or If jn.s L.B S. Europe 1570. S co Cl. h. 2. 208. ]

14302 coarctata Gm. compressed O or f jn.s W.G S. Europe 1793. S co

II. NIGELLA^RIA. — Stamens disposed in many series, collected into 8 or 10 bundles ; sepals bluish.

14303 sativa L.

cultivated

0

or

li jn.s

L.B

Egypt

1548.

S

S.I

Zo. ic. 119

2 cretica Dec.

Cretan

or

1^ jn.au

Pa.B

Crete

S

CO

Mat. com. 581. 4

3 citrina Dec.

c\tron-cld-seedcd

o

or

li jn.au

Pa.B

S. Europe

...

S

CO

M. h. 3. 12. 18. 5

4 indica Dec.

Indian

Q

or

1 jn.au

Pa.B

E. Indies

...

S

CO

14304 arve-nsis L.

corn-field

Q

or

It jn.s

B.w

Germany

1G83.

S

S.I

Schk. han. 2.146

14305 hispanica L.

Spanish

0

or

1* jn.s

B.w

Spain

1629.

S

S.I

Bot. mag. 1265

14306 /ceniculacea Dec.

Fennel- scented

0

or

1 jn.au

B.w

Tauria

1824.

S

CO

M. h. 3. 12. 18. 6

14307 divaricata Beuup.

divaricated

0

or

1 jn.au

B.w

Egypt

1817.

S

CO

Deless. 1. 46

III. NIGELLA'STRUM. — Stamens disposed in one series ; sepals yellow.

14308 oriental* JL yellow oriental O or ljjn.s Y Syria 1699. S s.l

14309 corniculata Dec. sinall-horned O or 1 jn.au Y 1820. S co

14310 ciliaris Dec. ciliated O or 1 jn.au Y Levant 1827. S co

Bot. mag. 1264
Dele

1.45

* 1607. REAUMlTR/,4 L. REAUMURIA. (Reine A. F. de Reaumur* an entomologist, d. 1757.) Ficoidea;. 1.— .2

14311 Aypericouies W. Hypericum-lk a. | pr 2 jl.o P Syria 1800. C s.p Bot. reg. 845

i Lab.

(M. Colbert, a botanical patron.) Dilleniaceee. 2.
_] or 15 mr.ap Y Coroman. 1803. C p.l Rox cor. 20

or 10 ... Y Nepal 1820. C p.l

;. Hypericum alternitolium

1608. COLBE'RT/^ Sal. COLBERTIA.

14312 coromandeliana Sal. Coromandel
Dillenirt pentagynia IV.

14313 scabrella D. Don roughish

1609. TETRA'CERA L. TETRACERA. (Tetra, four, keras, a horn ; capsules.) Dilleniucece, 3. — 23.

14314 potatoria Afx. drinking $ CD or 20 S. Leone 1822. C p.l

obovata Dec.

14315 alnif61ia W. Alder-leaved J_ CD or 12 ... Y Guinea 1793. C p.l

14316 volubilis L. twining i. CD or 12 ... Y S. Amer. 1818. C p.l Gae, fr, 1. 69, 3
Dillenio scandens Hort.

1610. WO'RMI^ Rtb. WORMIA. (Olaus Wormius, celebrated Danish phys. and nat.) Dilleniaceee. l.~ 4,

14317 dentata Dec. toothed i CD or 20 ... Y Ceylon 1818. C p.l Lin. tr. 20
Dillenia dentata Than.

1611. CARPODO'NTOS Lab. CARPODONTOS. (Karpos, a fruit, odous, a tooth.) Hyper -icineie. 1.

14318 Uxcida Lab. shining 1 l_l or 20 N. Holl. 1820. C p.l Lab. vo. 2, 18

1612. SAURAU'J^ W. SAURAUJA.

14319 excdlsa W. tall

14320 nepal^nsis Dec. Nepal

Ternstrcemiace<z. 2. — 12.

(Sauraujo, a Spanish botanist ?)

*CDor Caraccas 1820. C p.l Nat. ber. 3. \

• CD or Nepal 1824. C p.l

226

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

CLASS XIII. ORDER 6.

POLYA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

1613. NEL U'MBIUM J. SA CRED BEAN.

14321 speciosum W.

14322 caspicura Fis.

14323 Tamara Rh.

14324 jamaicense Dec.

14325 luteum W.

showy
Caspian
Tamara
Jamaica

(Nelumbo, its name in Ceylon.) Nymph&acete. 5. — 7.

] or fit in.au Pk India 1787. R m.s Bot. mag. 903

] or fit ... Pk Casp. Sea 1822. R m.s

] o,r fit ... Pk Malabar 1818. R m.s R. mal 11. 30

lor fit ... Pa.B Jamaica 1824. R m.s

yellow -flowered £= 23 or fit ... Y Carolina 1810. R m.s An.mu.13.29.42

1614 DILLITNM L. DILLENIA. (J. J. Dillenius, prof. bot. Oxford, a famous cryptog.) Dilleniacea:. 1.-9.
14326 speciosa Thun. showy-flowered f (HJ tm 30 ... Y E.Indies 1800. C p.l Ex. bot. 1.2,3

1615 ILLI'CIUM L.

14327 floridanum Ell.

14328 anisatum L.

ANISEED TREE. (Illicit), to allure ; perfume.) Magnolihcece. 3.

red Florida * | or 8 ap.jn R Florida 1766. C s.p Bot. mag. 439

Anise-scented * | or 6 my.jn R Japan 1800. C p.l Cl. h. 2. 202. 3

14329 parviflorum MX. small yellouj-fiwd *t | or 6 my.jn Y Florida 1790. C p.l Yen. eels 22

1616. SMEATHMA'NN/^ Sol. SMBATHMANNIA. (Smeathmann, an African traveller.) Passaflbreae. 1.— 3.

14330 laevigata Sol. smooth-leaved » Q or 6 f.mr W S. Leone 1822. C s.p

1617. LI RIODE'NDRONi. TULIP TREE. (Leirion, a lily, dendron, tree.) Magnoliacece. 1.

14331 Tulipffera L. common tulip-bearing* or 60 jn.jl Y.R N. Amer. 1663. S s.l Bot. mag. 275
2 obtusiloba obtuse-lobed $ or 60 jn.jl Y.R Pennsylv. 1663. S s.l

* 1618. MAGNO^LJ^ L. MAGNOLIA. (Peter Maenol, M.D. prof. bot. Montpelier.)

Magnoliacece. 17.— 21.

14332 grandiflbra L. large-flowered [

spl 20 jn o W Carolina 1734.

L l.p

1 elliptica oval-ferruginous '_

spl 20 jn.o W Carolina 1734.

L l.p Bot. rep. 518

2 obovata obovate broad-leaved1

spl 20 jn.o W Carolina 1734.

L l.p

3 lanceolata spear-leaved '

spl 20 jn.o W Carolina 1734.

L l.p Mic. ar. 1

4 ferruginea B. M. rusty

» or 20 jn.o W N. Amer. ...

L l.p Bot. mag. 1952

5 exoniensis Exeter

; or 20 jn.o W N. Amer. ...

L Lp Bot. cab. 814

6 rotundif61ia round-leaved ;

; spl 20 jn W N. Amer. ...

L l.p

7 prae^cox early

or 20 my.o W N. Amer. ...

L l.p

8 crispa curled

s sol 20 in W N. Amer. .

L l.p

14333 glauca L. glaucous decidu. swampf or 20 jn.s W N. Amer. 1688.

S p.l Bot. mag. 2164

2 Gordon iana Hort. Gordon's dble *

or 20 jn W 1750.

L l.p

3 BurchelUona Hort. Burchell's dble*

E or 20 jn W

L l.p

4 Thomsomana Hort. Thomson's *

£ or 20 jn.o W hybrid 1817.

L l.p

14334 longifbliatf.*. long-lvd everg.swamp^

<•_ or 20 jn.s W N. Amer. ...

S p.l

glauca & Jongifblia Ph.

14335 tripetala /.. three-petaled 3

t or 30 my.jn W N. Amer. 1752.

L s.l Mic.ar.5

umbrella Lam.

14336 acuminata L. acuminated *

' or 60 my.jl Y.G N. Amer. 1736

L s.l Bot. cab. 418

14337 auriculata Lam. ear-leaved

t or 40 ap.my W Carolina 1786.

L p.l Bot. mag. 1206

14338 pyramidata Bart, pyramidal *

" or 20 ap.my W Carolina 1811.

G p.l Bot. reg. 407

143,39 macrophylla MX. long-ieaved J

* or 30 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1800.

S p.l Bot. mag. 2189

14340 maxima Lod. largest

f or 30 jn.au W N. Amer. 1820.

L p.l

14341 cordata MX heart-leaved *

* or 40 in.il Y.w N. Amer. 1801.

L s.l Bot. cab. 474

14342 conspicua Sat. conspicuous ^ 1 or 30 ' f.ap "W China 1789.

G p.l Bot. mag. 1621

gracilis Sal Yulan Dec.

14343 tomentosa Thun. tomentose =V | or 20 mr.ap P China 1804.
Kbbus Dec.

L p.l Par. Ion. 87

14344 obovata Thun. obovate 3& 1 or 6 ap.in P China 1790.

L p.l Kaem. 43

2 discolor Dec. various-colored S

fe | or 6 ap.jn P.w 1790.

L p.l Bot. mag. 390

14345 Soulangiawa Hort. Soulange's 3
14346 fuscata Andr. brown-stalked I

l_|or 5 ap.jn P.w hybrid 1826.
*l_Jor 3 ap.my Br China 1789.

L p!l Bot. mag. 1008

14347 anoTUsfolia Sal. Anona-leaved i

ft ! | or 3 ap.my Br China 1804.

L p.l Par. Ion. 5

14348 pumila Andr dwarf 4

ti_Jor 3 year W China 1786.

C p.l Bot. mag. 977

1619. MICHE^LM L. MICHELIA. (P. A. Micheli, the great Florentine botanist.)
14349 Champaca L. Champaca £ Q tm 20 ... Y E. Indies 1779.

Magnoliaccce. I. — 1
C si R.mal.1.19

1620. UVAMUA L. UVARIA. (Uva, a grape; bunches of fruit like grapes.)
14350 zeylanica L. Ceylon J CH or 20 ... R.G E. Indies 1794.

Anonacece. 6. — 10.
C p.l R. maL2. 10

14351 velutina Dunal velvety *

1 CD or 6 ... Br R Indies 1823.

C p.l

14352 Gartner* Dec. Gaertner's I

*C]or 6 ... Br E. Indies 1820.

C p.l Gae. fr. 2. 114. 2

14353 lutea Rox. yellow t

* O or 6 ... Br E. Indies 1822.

C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 36

14354 lucida Boj. shining 4

* rn or 6 ... B Malabar 1825.

C p.l

14353 tomentosa Rox. woolly i

i LJ or 6 ... Br E. Indies 1S22.

C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 35

1621. UNO^NA L. UNONA. (Una, to unite: stamens with germen.)
14356 Narum Dunal Narum fl f~l or 10 ... Br Malabar 1820.

Anonacece. 1. — 38.
C p.l R. mal.2.9

J4357 fuscata Dec. brown \

I CJ or 5 ... Br Guiana 1818.

C p.l

14358 acuminata Dec. acuminate I

t O or 6 Guiana 1820.

C p.l

14359 esculenta Dunal esculent fl

1 — 1 fr 10 Br Madras 1818.

C p.l

14360 odorata Dunal sweet-scented HI — 1 or 5 ... Br E. Indies 1819.

C p.l Lam. il. 495.1

14361 longifolia Lam. long-leaved *

l(~ lor 4 , Bengal 1820.

C p.l Son. it. 4. 131

14362 aromatica Dunal aromatic * | — ) or 6 ... Br Guiana 1820.

C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 243

1622. ANO^NA Adan. CUSTARD APPLI

5. (Menona, its Banda name.) Anonaceat. 17. —36.

14363 muricata L. muricated Sour-sop4

Bfr 10 ... G.Y W. Indies 1656.

C r.m Jac. ob. 1. 5

14364 /aurif&lia Dunal Laurel-leaved '

fr 15 ... Br W. Indies 1823.

C r.m Cat. car. 2. 67

14365 obtusifolia Tus. obtuse-leaved «

Bfr 15 Y.G W. Indies 1810.

C r.m Fl.ant. 28

14366 palustris W. marsh Cork-wood*

or 6 ... Y W.Indies 1731.

C r.m Pluk. al. 240. 6

14367 longitolia Aub. long-leaved 1

» 1 — 1 fr 20 Y.G Guiana 1820.

C r.m Aub. gui. 1.248

14368 punctata Aub. spotted « CH or 12 ... Y.G Trinidad 1818.

C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 24'<

14369 palud5sa Aub. marsh i

1 1 — 1 or 4 G Guiana 1803.

C r.m Aub. gui. 1 240

14370 squamdsa L. scaly Sweet-sop t (~l fr 20 ... W.G S. Amer. 1731.
1437lcinereaDima/ grey f H] ft 15 ... Y.G W. Indies 18:8.

C r.m R. mal 3 S9
C r.m

ORDER VI.

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

227

Cherimoyer

netted
mucous

14372 Cherimblia Mil.
trip£tala H. K.

14373 reticulata L.

14374 mucosa Jac.

14375 glabra L.

14376 amplexicaulis Lam. stem-clasping

14377 asiatica L. Asiatic

14378 mexicana Lo. C. Mexican

14379 senegal£nsis Dunal Senegal

CD fr 18 jl.au Br S. Ainer. 1739. C r.m Tr. ehr. 49

1 CD fr 20
• rnfr 12

•uited £

W.o S. Amer. 1690. C r.m R. mal. 3. 30, 31

E. Indies 1820. C r.m Ru. am. 1. 45

Carolina 1774. C r.m Cat. car. 2. 64

Mauritius 1824. C r.m

Asia 1816. C r.m

Mexico 1823. C r.m

Guinea 1824. C r.m Delcss. 1. 86

1623. MONODCPRA Dunal. MONODORA. (Monos, one, dora, skin ; fruit one-celled.) Anonucece. 1.

14380 Myristica Dunal Amer. Nutmeg* l~) or 20 ...... Jamaica ... C p.l Gae. fr. 2. 125. 1

Anbna Myristica Gae.

1624. ARTA'BOTRYS R. Br. ARTABOTRYS. (Artao, to suspend, botrys, grapes; by tendrils.) Anonacea?. 1.

14381 odoratissima 7Z..Z?r. sweetest-scented * O or 6 jn.jl Br China 1758. C r.m Bot. reg. 423
hexapetala W.

1625. GUATTE"RI.4 R. & P. GUATTERIA. (J. B. Guatteri, prof. bot. at Parma.) Anonacete. 5. —22.
382 riifa Dunal rufous ft 1 I or 3 jl.au Br China 1822. C r.m Bot. reg. 836 -—

14382

14383 virgata Dunal twiggy Lancewood£

Uvaria lanceolata Swx.
143^4 reraso'ides Dunal Cherry-like *
143*5 suberosa Dunal terk-barked
14386 /aurir'ulia Dunal Laurel-leaved

W Jamaica 1793. C

Bot. reg. 836
p.l Dun. mon. 31

E. Indies 1820. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.33
E. Indies 1820. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 34
Jamaica 1818. C p.l Dun. mon. 32

1626. ASI'MINA Adan. ASIMINA. (A name of Canadian origin, meaning unknown.) Anonacecs. 4. — 5.

14387 triloba Dunal

Anbna triloba L.
1438S parviflora Dunal
14'389 pygmse^a Dunal
14390 grandiflura Dunal

three-lobed-/W & or 8 au Pa.P N. Amer. 1736. S p.l Cat. car. 2. 83

small-flowered Sfe cu 3 ap.my Br N. Amer. 1806. L p.l Dun. mon. 9

cu 2- ... W N. Amer. 1812. L p.l Bart, it 1

rge-flowering Sfe or 3 ap.jl W Georgia 1820. L p.l Dun. mon. 11

pygmy
la

1627. XYLOTIA L. XYLOPIA. (Altered from Xylopicron ; xylon, wood, pikros, bitter.) Anonacete. 3. — 9.

14391 muricata L. rough-fruited ft GJ or 4 W. Indies 1793. C p.l Br. jam. 5. 2

14.S92 glabra L. smooth-fruited f O tm 20 ... , ... Jamaica ... C p.l Pluk. al. 238. 4

14393 frutescens Aub. frutescent ft Q or 4 Guiana 1823. C p.l Aub. gui. 1. 292

1628 HEP A'TICA Dil. HEPATICA. (Hepatikos, relating to liver ; lobed leaves.) Ranunculucets. 4.— 54.

14394 americana B. R. com. American ^ A or

14395 angulbsa Dec. angulose ^ A °r
143^6 acutiloba Dec. acute-lobed^»wo\^ A or
14397 triloba Cluiix common 3-lobed^ A or

Anemone Hepatica L.

1 cajrulea blue

2 cseruleo-pl^na double blue

3 rubra red

4 rubro-plfena double red

5 alba red-anthered w h i te ^

6 ni'vea Know-white ^

N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1816.
N. Amer. 1818.
Europe 1573.

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

D s.l

Bot. reg. 387

Eng. bot. 51

Bot mag. 10

* 1699. JNEMO^NE L. ANEMONE. (Anemos, the wind ; growing in exposed places.) Ranunculacece. 38. —
I. PULSATI'LLA. — Seeds ending in long bearded tails ; Ivs ofinvoluc. sens, palmately parted into linear lobes.

14398 vernal is L.
2 flore luteo

14399 Halite" All.

14400 cernua Tfiun.

14401 patens L.

2 ochrolehca B. M.

14402 idsatdla L.
1440'5 acutipetala Schl.

14404 pratensis L.

14405 obsolfeta Sims

14406 albana Stev.
14W7 dahfirica Fis.

spring

yellow-flowered

Haller'-s

drooping

spreading

yellowish white

com. Pulsatilla

acute-petaled

meadow

obsolete

Albana

Dahurian

ap W
ap Y
ap.my P
my.jn
jnjl
jn.jl

II. w
I,Y
C

Switzerl. 1752. R s.p Sw. fl. gar. 205

S. Europe ... R co

Swit/erl. 1816. R s.p Bot. cab. 940

Japan 1806. R s.p

Siberia 1752. R s.p Bot. reg. 61

Siberia 1752. R p.l Bot. mag. 1994

ap.my V England ch. pa. R s.p Eng. bot. 51

B Sw.tzerl. 1819. R s.p

D.P Germany 1731. R s.p Fl.dan. 611

P Germany ... R s.p Bot. mag. 1863

W Caucasus 1821. R s.p

F Dahuria 1819. R s.p

| my
I my

I my
i my

I my
II. PREOXA'NTHUS. — Seeds ending in long bearded tails ; leaves of involucrtim trijid, petioled.

14408 alp'ina L. alpine £ A or i jl W.p Austria 1658. R s.p Bot. mag. 2007

14409 sulph urea L. sulphur-co/cmf^ A or I ap.my Su Europe 1816. R s.p Cam. ep. 393. ic.
rtpiifolia W.

14410 micramha Dec. imall-flowered ^ A or £ jn.jl \V.p Austria 1800. R s.p Jac. au. 1. 85
alp'ma Jac.

III. ANEMOIVA'NTHEA.— Seeds ovoid, tailless ; pedicles 1 or 2, leafless, \-flwd. ; leaflets of invol. sess. or petioled.

14411 coronaria-L. garland A A or i ap.my St Levant 1596. R l.p Bot. mag. 841

a.oub\e-J1owered& A or f ap.my St R r.l

1 ap.my R France ... R s.p M. h. 4. 25. 10
1 ap.my R Europe ... R s.p CLh.261.io.
1 ap.my R S. Europe 1818. R s.p

peacock-eye A A or
double-flowered^, A or

2 pi en

14412 pavonina Dec.
-2 flore pleno

3 fulgens Dec. shining
hortensis Thore, pavoiiia Loi.

14413 hortensis L. garden
stellata Dec. versicolor Sat.

14414 palmata L. palmated

14415 parvifKira MX. small-flowered
cuneifMia J.

14416 caroliniana Walt. Carolina
tenella Ph.

14417 apenn"ma L. Apennine
144!8caerulea Dec. blue

14419 uralensis Dec. Ural

14420 baldensis L. Mount Baldo
fragifera Mur.

14421 nenorusa L.
y flore plJ-no

14492 quinquefolia L.
1J423 trifolia L.

A or
A or

A or
A or

f ap.my St Italy 1597. R s.p Bot. mag. 123

J my.jn
i ap.jn

Portugal 1597. R s.p Bot. reg. 200
N. Amer. 1824. R s.p An. mu. 3. 21. 1

A or 1 my.jn W Carolina 1824. R s.p

A A or

A A or

A A or

& A or

grove £ A or

double-flowered^, A or

5-lvd Amer. waoil& A or

three-leaved A A or

| mr.ap B England woods. R s.p Eng. bot. 1062

I my.jn B Siberia 1826. R s.p Deless. 1. 14

A my B Siberia 18t'4. R s.p

| my W Switzerl. 1792. R s.p Jac. ic. 1. 103

£ mr.my W.R Britain woods. R s.p Eng. bot. 355

5 mr.my W.R Britain woods. R s.p

A mr.my W N. Amer. 1817. R s.p Bar. fl, 3. 2

"4 ap.my W France 1597. R s.p M. h. 4. 25. 1
Q 2

228

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XI 1 1.

N. Amer. 1822. R s.p

England woods. R s.p Eng. bot. 1484

Siberia 1818. R s.p Deless. 1. 15

Germany 1596. R s.p Bot. mag. 54

Siberia 1820. R s.p Bot. mag. 2167

14424 lancifolia Ph. lance-leaved ,& A or £ ap.my W

14425 ranuncukAdes L. Ranunculus-Ik & A or | mr.ap Y

14426 reflexa Sfev. reflexed & A or I mr.ap Y

14427 sylvestris L. wood, Snowdrop^; A °r a ap.my W

14428 alba J. white ^ A or i jn W
ochotensis Fis.

IV. ANEMONOSPE'RMOS. — Seeds tailless compressed ; pedicles from involucrum numerous, l-flwd.

14429 rirginiana L. Virginian ^ A or £ my.jn W N. Amer. 1122. R s.p Her. par. 18

14430 multitida Dec. many-cleft ^ A or 1 jn.jl W Magellan 1824. R s.p Deless. 1. 16

14431 pennsylvanica L. Pennsylvanian ^ A or 1 my.jn W N. Amer. 1766. R. s.p

14432 dichutoma L. forked £ A or 1 my.jn Pa. W N. Amer. 1768. R s.p L.f.dec.2. 15

V. OMALOCA'RPUS. — Seeds compr., oval-orbicul., smooth, without tails ; pedicles numer. umbel, leafless, l-flwd.

14433 warc.ssiflora L. Narcissus-flwd ^ A or 1 my W Siberia 1-773. R s.p Bot. mag. 1120

14434 sibirica L. Siberian ^ A or £ jn W Siberia 1804. R s.p

VI. PULSELLATOI^DES. — Seeds very hairy ; calyx 15 or ZQ-sepalled s leaves of involucrum 2 or 5, sessile, at top cut.

14435 capensis L. Caps £ i_AI or 1 mr.ap P C. G. H. 1795. S p.l Bot. mag. 716
Clematis capi$nsis Pair.

1630. ^TRAGEVNE L. ATRAGENE. (A name given by Theophrastus to a species of Clematis.) Ranuncul. 5.

14436 austnaca B. M. Austrian
alpma L. Clematis alplna Mil.

14437 sibirica L. Siberian
Clematis sibirica Mil.

14438 ochotensis Pall. Ochotsk,petaled J.
Clematis ochotensis Pair.

14439 americana B. M. whorled American^
Clematis verticillaris Dec.

14440 occidentals Horn, occidental
Clematis occidentalis Dec.

* 1631. CLE'M ATI S L. VIRGIN'S BOWER. (Klema, a tendril; petioles of old leaves.) Ranunculacete. 39 — 84.

I. FLA'MMULA. — Seeds with long feathery bearded tails; flowers panicled ; leaves pinnate or bipinnate,fromNo.
14450. ternate or bitern.;from No. 14459. peduncles triftd, 3-flwd, Ivs tern. ;from No. 14463. peduncles solitary,
l-flowered, leaves pinnate ; and from No. 14470. peduncles solitary, l-flowered, leaves undivided,

1

or

8

jn.jl

B.Y

Austria

1792.

L

CO

Bot. rep. 180

1

or

12

jn.jl

W.Y

Siberia

1753.

L

CO

Pal. ros. 2. 76

1

or

12

my.jl

W

Siberia

1818.

L

CO

a

or

15

my.jn

P

N. Amer.

1797.

L

s.p

Bot. mag. 887

i

or

10

jn.jl

...

1818.

L

s.p

14441 erect* Ml.

upright ^t

A or

3

jn.au

W

Austria

1597.

D

p.l

Jac. au. 3. 291

2 hispanica

Spanish ^

A or

3

jn.au

W

Spain

1800.

D

CO

14442 Flamrnula L.

Flame J,

or

20

jl.o

W

France

1596.

S

CO

Kno. th. 2. 9

1 rotundifolia

round-leaved _&

or

20

jl.o

W

France

1596.

L

CO

fragrans Ten.

2 vulgaris

common _i

or

20

jl.o

W

France

L

CO

3 maritima L.

sea JL

or

20

jn.s

W

S. Europe

...

L

p.l

14443 Massonzawa Dec.

Masson's fi_

1 | or

12

C. G. H.

L

s.p

14444 orientalis L.

oriental _i

or

8

jl.o"

Y.w

Levant

1731.

Sk

CO

Di. el. 119. 145

14445 glauca W.

glaucous

or

U

ap

Pa.Y

Siberia

...

L

CO

Den. br. 73

14446 chin&isis Retx.

Chinese fl_

_|or

12

W.u

China

1820.

L

CO

Retz. 2

14447 paniculata Thun.

panicled £

or

20

jl.au

W

Japan

1800.

L

CO

H. pfl. 7. 2

14448 Vitalba L. £

white vine, or 7 »
Traveller's Joyy -*•

or

20

jl.s

W

England

hed.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 612

14449 caripensis H. 8f B.

Cavipe fl_

CH or

12

...

W

Trinidad

1820.

L

p.l

14450 virginiana L.

Virginian

or

15

jn.au

G

N. Amer.

1767.

L

s.p

Den. br. 74

14451 brasiliana Dec.

Brazilian g_

Bor

12

W

Brazil

1823.

L

p.l

Deless. 1. 1

14452 dioica L.

dkeoious &_

or

16

my.jn

G.Y

W. Indies

1733.

L

s.p

SI. jam. 1.128. 1

14453 americana Mil.

American £_

rn or

12

W

S. Amer.

L

s.p

14454 glycino'ides Dec.

Glycine-like fl_

1 | or

10

...

...

N. Holl.

1826.

L

p.l

14455 coriacea Dec.

\enther-leaved fl_

1 | or

12

...

W

N. Holl.

1821.

L

p.l

australis Lo. C.

14456 aristata B. R.

nwned-anthcredb

Hor

15

my.au

G.Y

N. Holl.

1812.

L

s.p

Bot. reg. 238

14457 Aedysantolia Dec.

Hedysarum-lvclg_

or

12

0

W

E. Indies

1819.

L

CO

Hot. reg. 599

14458 triternata Dec.

tnternate _&

or

12

W

......

1800.

L

p.l

14459 brachiata B. R.

brachiate g_

'_Jor

12

o.d"

Y.G

C. G. H.

...

L

s.p

Bot. reg. 97

14460 grandiflora Dec.

large-flowered fl_

L_jor

12

f.my

Y.G

S. Leone

1823.

L

p.l

14461 zansibarense Boj.

Zanzibar |_

l_Jor

10

Zanzibar

1820.

L

p.l

14462 dahurica Pers.

Dahurian _£

or

12

s

Y.G

Dahuria

1820.

L

p.l

14463 angustifulia Jac.

narrow-leaved ^

A or

4

my.s

W

Austria

1787.

D

pi

Den. br. 112

14464 lineariloba Dec.

Imear-lobed ^

A or

4

my.jl

W

Carolina?

1823.

D

p.l

Deless. 1.3

14465 diversifolia Dec.

various-leaved ^

A or

4

s.o

W

...

D

Deless. 1. 4

14466 Vi6rna L.

Traveller's Joy _£

or

12

jn.s

P

N. Amer.

17,'JO.

S

s.p

Di.el. 118. 144

14467 cylindrica B. M.

cylindrical^ ^

A or

3

B

N. Amer.

1802.

L

p.l

Bot. mag. 1160

14468 Simsw Swt.

Sims's

or

8

jn.au

P

N. Amer.

1812.

L

CO

Bot. mag. 1816

cordata Sims

14469 reticulata Walt.

netted ^

or

8

jn.s

P

N. Amer.

1812.

L

s.p

Den. br. 72

14470 integrifblia L.

entire-leaved ^

A or

v

jn.au

B

Hungary

1596.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 65

2 angustifblia Fis.

narr. entire-lvd ^

A or

j-j

jn.au

B

Hungary

»••

1)

p.l

3 elongata Trat.

elongated ^

A or

2

B

Europe

D

p.l

Trat. tab. 4. 178

14471 ochroleuca H. K.

yellowish white^

A or

2

jn jl

L.Y

N. Amer.

1767.

D

p.l

Bot. cab. 661

II. VITICE'LLA. — Tails of seeds short, beardless ; leaves ternate or decompound.
14472 florida Thun. florid & or 10 ap.s W.Y Japan 1776. L s.l Bot. mag. 834

2 riore pleno

double-flowered_&

or

10

ap.s

W.Y

L

S.I

14473 Viticella L.

vine-bower _£

or

P

Spain

15'o9.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 565

2 plena

double purple J^

or

20

jn.s

P

......

• ••

L

CO

14474 campaniflbra Brot.

bell-flowered _£

or

6

jn.s

P

Spain

1810.

I,

S.I

Bot. cab. 987

14475 crispa L.

curled-flowered _^

or

6

Pa.P

N. Amer.

1726.

L

p.l

Bot. mag. 1982

III. CHEiR6psis. — Invol. calyciform, situated at top of peduncle under flower ; tails of seeds bearded.

14476 cirrhbsa L. tendrilled £_ or 12 mr.ap W.G Spain 1596. L co Fl. gr. 51

14477 pedicellata Swt. pedicellate fl_ or 12 jn.au W.G Majorca ... L co Bot. mag. 1070
cirrhbsa B. M. cirrhbsa /3 pedicellata Dec.

14478 semitriloba Lag. half three-lobedfl_ or 12 mr.ap W.G Spain ... L co

14479 balearica Rich. Balearic fl_ | or 12 f.mr Y.w Minorca 1783. L co Bot. mag. 259

calyclna H. K.

1632. NARAVE^LIA Dec. NARAVELIA. (Naraw&l, its name in Ceylon.) Ranunculace<z. I.

14480 zeylanica W. Ceylon £. O or 12 ... Y Ceylon 1796. L s.p Rox. cor. 2. 188
^tragfene zeylanica //.

ORDER VI.

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

229

1633. rHALI'CTRUM L. MEADOW RUE. (Thallo, to grow green; young shoots.) Ranunculacea. 58.— 67.
I. TRIPLE^RION. — Fruit triquetrous, angles winged, substipitate.

14481 aquilegifblium L. Columbine-lvd ^ A or 3 my.jl L.P Austria 1731. Deo Bot. mag. 1818

2 atro-purphreum dark-purple ^ A or 3 my.jl D.P Austria 1731. D co Jac. vin. 3 81

3 formosum Dec. beautiful ^ A or 3 my.jl P S. Europe 1800. D co Bot. mag. 2025

14482 contortum L. curled-seeded &. A or 2 jn.jl W Siberia 1796. D co

14483 Chelidbnii Dec. Swallow-wort £ A or 2 jn.jl W Nepal 1826. D p.l

II. PH YSOCA'RP '.M. — Fruit inflated, bladdery, stipitate ; flowers dioecious or polygamous ; leaves bitern. or tritern.

14484 clavatum Dec. clavnte ^ A or 2 my.jl W N. Amer. 1820. D co Deless. 1. 6
III. EUTHALI'CTRUM. — Fruit ovate, oblong, striated sessile ; flowers dioecious or polygamous ; leaves exstipulate

14435 rovoluturr, /)«.-.

revolute ^

A

or

H jn.jl

L.Y

N. Amer. 18U6.

D

00

Her. mex. ic.

pubescens Ph.

14486 carolinianum Base

Carolina ^

A

or

1 my.jl

W.Y

N. Amer. 1818.

D

CO

rugbsum P/i.

14437 dioicum L.

dioecious ^

A

or

1 jn.jl

L.Y

N. Amer. 1759.

D

CO

14488 polygamum MM.

polygamous ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

W.P

Pennsylv. 1818.

D

CO

14189 stipulaceum Hort.
14490 Corn utiL.

stipulaceous ^
Cornuti's 3t

A
A

or
or

2 jn.jl
3 my.jl

W.Y
W.Y

Europe 1820.
N. Amer. 1640.

D
D

CO

co

Cor. ca. 187

corvnellum Dec.

14491 purpurascens L.

purpurascent ^

A

or

3 jn.jl

L.P

N. Amer. 1699.

D

CO

\. GENUI^NA. — The same as the preceding, but with the flowers hermaphrodite.
144')2 petalofdeum L. petal-like ^ A or 3 jn.jl W.Y Dauria 1799. D co

Bot. cab. 891

14493 alp'inum L.
14494 fce'tidum L.

alpine ^
fetid ^

A

A

or
or

1 my.jl
f my.jl

W.Y
W.Y

Britain bgs. m.
France 1640.

D
D

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 262
W. & K. 2. 174

stylofdeum L.

14495 pubescens Schl.

pubescent ^

A

or

ji jn.jl

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

14196 acutilobum Dec.

sharp-lobed ^

A

or

1^ jn.jl

Pa.Y

Siberia 1820.

I)

CO

Deless. 1. 10

14497 squarrbsum Step.
14498 sibiricum L.

rough ^
Siberian ^

A
A

or
or

1 Jn-J}
1 jn.jl

L.Y
L.Y

Siberia 1806.
Siberia 1775.

D
D

CO
CO

Gae. fr. 1. 74

14499 rmnus L.

less

A

or

Pa.Y

Britain ch. pa.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 11

14500 collinum Wallr.

hill &

A

or

1^ jn.jl

Pa.Y

Europe 1800.

D

CO

mums Spr.
14501 saxatile Schl.

rock ^t

A

or

1} Jn.jl

W.R

Europe 1819.

D

CO

minus Poll.

14502 calabricum Spr.

Calabrian ^

A

or

3 jn.au

Pa.Y

Sicily 1800.

D

CO

M. h. 9. 20. 60

14503 elatum Mur.

tall ^

A

or

4 au.s

L.Y

Hungary 1794.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 95

14504 ambiguum Schl.
14505 majus Mur.
14 >06 medium Mur.

ambiguous fi
greater ^
middle ^

A
A
A

or
or
or

2 jn.jl
3 jn.jl
H jn.au

Pa.Y

G.Y
G.Y

Switzerl. 1819.
England m. thi.
Hungary 1789.

D

D
D

CO
CO
CO

Eng. bot. 611
Jac. vin. 3. 96

14507 concinnum W. en.

neat ^

A

or

3a jn.jl

W.G

D

CO

14508 n utans Desf.

nodding ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

G.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

14d09 trigynum Fis.
14510 glaucescens Dec.
14511#alio"ides Nest.

trigynous ^
glaucescent ^
Galium-like ^

A

A
A

or
or
or

2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
1 mv.jl

G.Y
G.Y

Y

Dahuria 1818.
Russia 1818.
Alsace 1816.

D
D
D

CO
CO
CO

Deless. 1.11

14512 angustifblium Jac.
14513 lucidum £.

narrow-leaved ^
shining

A
A

or
or

3 jnjl
4 my.jl

Pa.Y
L.

Germany 1739.
Spain 1739.

D
D

CO
CO

Jac. vin. 3. 43
Pluk. al. 65. 5

14514 m'gricans Jac.

blackish ^

A

or

2 my.jl

Y

Austria 1798.

D

CO

Jac. an. 5. 421

14515 flavum L.

common yellow ^

A

or

4 my.jl

0

Britain m. me.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 367

14516 vaginatum Desf.

sheathed ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

Y

Siberia 1810.

D

CO

J4517 cinercum Desf.

grey 3i

A

or

2 jn.jl

Y

1810.

D

CO

14518 ZaserpitiifbliumHorM. Laserpit.-lvd ^
14519 divaricatum Horn, divaricate ^

A
A

or
or

3 jnjl

Y.G

Pa.Y

Europe 1820.
Europe 1819.

D
D

CO
CO

14520 difftisum Schr.

diffuse £fc

A

or

H3 jnjl

Y.w

Europe 1819.

D

CO

14521 flexubsum Jac.

flex nose ^

A

or

I* jnjl

Y

Germany 1820.

D

CO

14522 acuminatum Spr.

acuminate ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

P.Y

Europe 1818.

D

CO

14523 cynapiifblium Fis.
14524 oligospermum Fw.

Cynapium-lvd ^
few-seeded ^

A
A

or
or

2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

P.Y
P.Y

Siberia 1823.
Siberia 1820.

D
D

CO
CO

14525 divergens Lk.

diverging

A

or

2 jn.jl

P.Y

Siberia 1819.

D

CO

14526 foliolbsum Dec. . __

small-leafy A?

A

or

2 jn.jl

P.Y

Nepal 1819.

D

CO

14527 rosmarinifblium Pol. Rosemary-lvd ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

P.Y

S. Europe 1816.

D

CO

14528 simplex L.

simple-stalked ^

A

or

1 my.jn

L.Y

Sweden 1778.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 244

14529 glaficum Desf.

glaucous-ten ved^_

A

or

5 jn.jl

Y

Spain 1798.

D

CO

M. h. 20. 1

specibsum Poir.'

14530 rugbsum H. K.

wrinkly ^

A

or

4 jl

W.Y

N. Amer. 1774.

D

CO

14531 discolor W.

two-colored ^

A

or

6 jn.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1810.

D

CO

14532 specibsum Mil.

showy-flowered ^

A

or

fi jn.jl

Y

Europe 1700.

D

CO

14533 crenatum Dec.

crenated-leaved ^

A

or

5 jl.au

Y

Europe 1800.

D

CO

. — The same as preceding, but with leaves undivided.
14534 ranunculinum MM. Ranunculus-Ik ^ A or 1 jn.jl Pa.Y N. Amer. 1806. D co

GRUMOSA. — Same as preceding, but with the roots grumose ; sepals petaloid, exceeding the stamens.

14535 tuberbsum L. tuberous-rooted & A or

14536 anemono'ides MX. Anemone-like A A or
^nembne Jhalictro'ides L.

2 fibre pltino double-flowered^ A or

2 jn W

j ap.my W

,

Spain 1713.
N. Amer. 1768.

R co
R s.p

Mil. ic. 2. 265. 2
Bot. mag. 866

ap.my W N. Amer. 1768. R s.p

1634. ADCTNIS L. ADONIS. (Adonis, the beautiful favourite of Venus.) Ranunculaceee. 10. — 14.

Britain cor. fi. S co Eng. bot. 308

S. Europe ... S co Wein.28.a,b

S. Europe 1819. S co

Spain 1824. S co

Austria 1800. S co Jac.au. 4. 355

S. Europe 1629. S co Kno. th. 2. A. 12

14537 autumnalisL. autumnal Pheasant's eye

o

pr

1

my.o

C

14538 flava Vil.

yellow

0

pr

1

jn.jl

Y

14539 citrina Hofm.
14540 microcarpa Dec.
14541 flammea Mur.

citron-co/oraf
small-fruited
flame colored

8

or
or
Pr

1
1

1

jn.jl
jnjl

0
F
Y

14542 ajstivalis L.

summer

u

jn.jl

S

miniata Jac.

14543 vernalis W.

vernal

^

A

or

1

mr.ap

Y

14544 apennina L.

Apennine

5

A

or

1

ap.my

Y

vernalis j3 Mentzfel/i Dec.

14545 pyrenaica Dec. Pyren

14546 volgensis Stev. Volga

A or 14 jl Y

A or 1 ap.my Y

Europe 1629. D s.p Bot. mag. 134

Alp. Eur. ... D s.p Men. pu. 3.1

Pyrenees 1817. D co Deless. 1. 21

Volga 1818. D s.p Deless. 1. 20

1635. KNOWLTO^N/^ Sal. KNOWLTONIA. ( T. Knowlton, curator of the bot. gard. Eltham.) Ranuncul. 5.

14547 rigida Sal. rigid-team* £ iAl cu 1| mr.my Y.c C. G. H. 1780. S p.l Bot. cab. 350
Adbnis capensis I,.

14548 vesicatbria B. M. blistering tf iAI cu 1£ f.ap Y.G C. G. H. 1691. S p.l Bot. mag. 775

Q 3

230

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

CLASS XIII.

lAI or 1 mr.ap Y.G
1 ap.my Y.G

1

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

C. G. H.

1820.
1823.

p.l Deless. 1. 19
p.l Bur. af. 51

S p.l

14549 grScilis Dec. slender

14550 hirsute Ztec. hairy
Adonis hirsute Poir.

14551 daucifulia Dec. Carrot-leaved tf iAI or

1636. FICA^RIADtf. PILEWORT. (Ficus, a fig; fig-like tubercles of root.) Ranunculacece. 1. — 2.

14552 ranunculo'idesA/pera.Ranunculus-likeA A w ^ mr.my Y Britain he. ba. R l.p Eng. bot. 584
Ranunculus Ficaria L.

2 plena doublc-Jloivered& A or ^ mr.my Y Britain he. ba. R l.p

* 1637. R ANU'NCULUS Bauh. CROWFOOT. (Rana, a frog ; inhabiting humid places.) Ranunculacea:. 49.— 165.
I. BATRA^CHIUM. — Pericarp transversely striated ; petals white ; claw yellow, marked with a nectar if er. hollow.

14553 Aederaceus L.

14554 tripartHus Dec.

14555 obtusifl&rus Dec.

14556 pantothrix Dec.

2 fluviatilis Wahl.

Ivy. leaved
three- parted
blunt-flowered
all-hairy
long-lvd river

7>eucedanifcMius All.
3 C£espit6sus Thuil. turfy
rigidus Pers. circinatus Sib.
14557 aquatilis L. water

2 peltatus Dec. peltate-leaved

i A pr fit my.au W

A pr fit ap.au W

A pr fit ajt.au W

A pr fit ajxau W

A or fit ap.au W

Brit

Europe

England

Britain

Britain

wat. pi. L) co

dit.
dit.
dit.
dit.

D co

D co

1) co

D co

Eng. l)ot. 2009
Deless. 7. 43
Pet. brit. S9. 1
Bar. ic. 566
El. dan. 376

=fe A pr fit jl

Ap Britain dit. D co Pet. brit. 39. 3

A Pr
A fr

fit

ap.au
ap.au

Britain
Britain

dit.
dit.

D co
D co

Eng. bot. 101
Bar. ic. 565

II. RANUNCULA'STRU.M. — Carpels smooth, disposed into a close spike ; roots grumose.

14558 bullatus L. blistered A A

2 grandiflbrus Dec. large-flowered A A or

3 fl6re pleno double-flwd A A or

14559 chjerophyllus L. Chervil-leaved A /A cu

14560 gregarius Dec. gregarious A A °r
Thomasii Ten.

14561 paludosus Poir. marsh

14562 millefoliatus Vahl thousand-lvd

14563 gracilis Dec. slender

14564 /umariaefulius Desf. Fumitory-lvd

14565 oxyspermus W. sharp-seeded

14566 Hornemann/ Schl. Hornemann's

A A un

A A or

A A or

A A cu

A A °r

A A un

A A or

A A or

A A or

14567 cicutarius Schl.' Cicuta-like

14568 pedatus W. # K. petlate

14569 illyricus L. Illyrian
sericeus W.

14570 monsperiacus L. Montpelier A A or

2 cuneatus Dec. wedge-leaved A A or
apiifolius Desf.

3 rotundifolius Dec. round-leaved A A or
monspeliacus Gou.

14571 asiaticus L. Asiatic com. gard. A A °r

2 sanguineus Mil. blood-colored A A °r

3 tenuilobus Dec. fine-lobed A A or

14572 cortus<y/6/zMsW. en. Cortusa-leaved A A or

14573 cr^ticus L. Cretan A A or

1 my.jn Y S. Europe 1640. D co M. h. 31. 50

1 my.jn Y S. Europe 1640. D co Cl. h. 1. 238. 1

1 my.jn Y S. Europe 1640. D co Cor. ca. 95. ic.

1 my.jn Y Portugal ... D r.m Bar. ic. 581

1 my.jn Y Italy 1817. R co

Barbary 1816. D co

Sicily 1820. D co Vahl sy. 2. 37

Archipel. 1818. D s.p

f D co Desf. pic. 74

Pa.Y Caucasus 1822. D co

Y N. Amer. 1820. D co

Y Siberia 1818. D co Schl. ran. 4 2

Y Hungary 1806. D co Bot. mag. 2229

Y S. Europe 1596. D co Jac. au. 3. 222

1 my.jn Y
1 my.jn Y
I my.jn Y
1 my.jn Y
1 my
1 my.jl
1 my.jn
1 my.jn
H my.jn

ap.my
ap.jn

1 ap.jn

f my.jn
f my.jn

f my.jn
1 my.jn
1 ap.my

S. France
S. Europe

D co
D co

M. h. 30. 43
Dec. ic. 50

S. Europe ... D co
1596.

Levant

Syria

Greece

Teneriffe 1826.

Candia 1658. D co

D r.m Mil. ic. 2. 216
D r.m Cl. h. 1. 242. ic.
D r.m Bau.his.3.862.ic.
D s.l

M. h. 31. 48

14574 Thora L.

14575 scutatus W. & K.

14576 brevifulius Ten.

14577 h^bridus Biv.

III. THORA. — Carpels smooth, subglobose ; roots grumose.
Thora kidney-lvd A A or f my.jn Y Austria 1710. D co

shield-tozwrf
short-leaved
hybrid

A A
A A or
A A or

f my.jn
f my.jn
f my.jn

Hungary 1817. D co

Naples
Austria

1824.
1820.

D co
D co

Jac. au. 5. 442
W. & K. 2. 187

Stur. deu. ic.

IV. HECATONI A. —Carpels smooth, ovate, roundish, disposed into a round head ; roots fibrous ; flowers white;
Ivs cut, from No. 14590. leaves undivided, from No. 14595. Jt. yell. Ivs undivided, from 1460J. Ivs dissected.

14578 rutaefolius L. Rue-leaved ^ A pr i my.jl W Austria 1759. D r.m Jac.sc. 1. 6,7

14579 zsopyro'ides Dec. Isopyrum-like ^ A or | my.jl W Siberia 1818. D co

14579 zsopyro'ides Dec.

14580 glacialis L.

2 oconitoldes Dec.

14581 Seguier/ Vil.

14582 aconitifolius L.

1 humilis Dec.

2 crassicaulis Dec.

14583 platenifolius L.
2 flore pleno
aconitif61ius B. M.

14584 alpe'stris W. alpine ^t A pr

14585 crenatus W. fy K. crenated k A or

14586 flpiifolius Pers. Apium-leaved & Q) or

14587 l&cerus Bel. torn ^ A cu

14588 frigidus Schrank frigid ^ A cu

14589 pyrena^us L. Pyrenean

2 6upleurifoliusLcr/j. Bupleurum-lvd^

14590 jolantagineus All. Plantain-lvd
pyrenaAis <y plantagineus Dec.

14591 angustifolius Dec. narrow-leaved

14592 amjilexicaxilis L. stem-clasping

14593 parnassit'61ius L. Parnassia-lvd

14594 gramineus L. grassy

2 phcenicifolius Dec. Phcene-leaved

W
W

W.R

W

Siberia 1818. D co

Lapland 1775. D s.l Fl. dan. 19

Switzerl. 1819. D s.p

Piedmont 1819. D s.p Vil. del. 4. 49

Alp. Eur. 1596. D co

Europe ... D r.m M. h.3.2.1

Europe ... D r.m

Germany 1769. D co Fl. dan 111

Alp. Eur. 1596. D co Bot. mag. 204

Scotland al. riv. D co Eng. bot. 2590

Hungary 1818. D s.p W. & K. 2. 10

Bonaria 1816. S m.s Deless. 1. 26

S. Era rice 1 82 1. Deo Bel. tau.5. 8

5 jn.au

2 jnjl
f my.jn
f my.jn Pa.Y S. Europe 1827. D

3 flore pleno

14595 Lingua L.

14596 Flammula L.

2 serrate Dec.

3 ovate Dec.

14597 reptans Dec.

14598 filiformis MX.

14599 bonariensis Poir.

14600 salsuginosus Pall.

14601 Cymbalaria Dec.

14602 auricomus L.

14603 cassubicus L.
J4604 aborfivus /..

double-flou ering

tongue-leaved

Flame Spearw.

serrated

ovate-leaved
creeping Spearw. $„ A cu

thread-formed £r A cu

Buenos Ayres *

salt

boat-leaved

golden-haired

Cassubian

abortive

jn.au
jn.s
jn.s
jn.s
f Jn-s

Pyrenees 1807. D s.p Deless. 1. 27. 3
Pyrenees 1818. D r.m Jac. m. 1. 18. 1
Piedmont 1819. D s.p Al.ped.76. 1

Granada 1822. D s.p Deless. 1. 27. A
Pyrenees 1633. D co Bot. mag. 266
S. Europe 1769. D co Bot. mag. 386
Vv'alej al. me. D co
Europe gard. D co

D r.m

Britain mud.d. D co

Britain wa.pl. D co

Britain wa.pl. D co

Britain wa.pl. D co

Britain wa.pl. D co Fl. dan. 108

N. Airier. 1823. D s.l

N. Amer. 1817. S m.s Deless. 1. 29

Siberia 1822. D co Jac. vin.31

Siberia 1824. D s.p Am. rut. 13. 2

Britain woods. D co Eng. bot. 624

Siberia 1794. D co Bot. mag. 2267

N. Amer. 1713. D co

. .

Eng. bot. 2o06
M. h. 2. 4.30.38

Eng. bot. 100
Eng. bot. 387
M. h. 2. 4. 29. 35

ORDER VI.

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

231

northern

hurtful

pygmy

snowy

mountain

Villars's

Gouan's

14605 hyperboreus Rox.

14606 sceleratus L.

14607 pygmae^us Wahl.
1*608 nivalis Gou.
14ii09 montanus W.

14610 VillarsM Dec.
Breymanus Crz.

14611 Gouani W.
pyrenje\is Gou.

14612 acris L.

2 flure pteno

3 sylvaticus Thuil.

4 multifidus Dec.
polyanthemos Lob.

14613 brutius Ten.

14614 Stev^nw Bes.

14615 caucasicus Bleb.

14616 polyanthemos L.
14fil7 hirtus Banks

14618 hispidus MX.

14619 nemort>sus Dec.
polyanthemos Suter

2 pauciflo.rus Dec. few-flowered
aureus Schl. villosus St. Am.

14620 crassicaftlis H. C. thick-stemmed ^ A or

14621 lanuginosus /,. woolly-leaved

14622 tuberosus Lap. tuberous

14623 napellifolius Dec.

14624 dissectus Bieb. cut-leaved

14625 marylandicus Pair. Maryland

14626 ripens L.

2 fibre pl&no

14627 hirsutus H. K.

14628 pennsylvanicus L.

14629 fascicularis MM.

14630 toment6sus Pair.

14631 obtusifblius Horn.

14632 trifoliatus Desf.

14633 grandiflorus L.

14634 /appaceus Sm.

14635 plebfeius R. Br.

14636 bulbbsus L.

2 fibre pleno

3 bracteatus Schl.

N. Europe 1820. D co

Britain wa pi. S co

Lapland 1810. D s.p

Lapland 1775. D s.l

Lapland 1775. D s.l

S. Europe 1819. D co

Fl. dan. 331
Eng. bot. 681
Fl. lap. 3. 3
Fl. lap. 3. 2
Jac. au. 325, 326
Cr. au. 2. 4. 2

Pyrenees 1818. D co Gou. il. 17. 1,2

Britain
Britain
France
Europe

me. pa. D co

... D co

D co

, D co

Italy 1823.
Volhynia 1819.
Caucasus 1820.
N.Europe 1796.
New Zeal. 1820.
N. Amer. 1810.
Switzerl. 1810.

D co
D co
D co
D co
D s.p
D co
D co

Eng. bot. 652
Bot. mag. 215

Lob. ic. 686. 1
Fl. nap. 1. 50

Lob. ic. 666

Napel 1 us-leaved ^

k A
A

creeping Jf A

double-flowered,^ A
pale hairy
Pennsylvanian
bundled
woolly

obtuse-leaved
trifoliate
large-flowered
Burdock. like
plebeian
bulbous

Switzerl. 1819. D co AmansS

Europe 1827. D co
S. Europe 1683. D co
Pyrenees 1820. D co
Turkey 1822.
Caucasus 1818.

Pa.Y N. Amer. 1811.
Britain

double-flowered^ A or
bracted A A or

D co
D s.p
D co

me. pa. D co
D co

England rubble. S co
N. Amer. 1785. S p.l
N. Amer. ...
N. Amer. 1820.
Spain 1819.
Siberia 1817.
Cappadocia ...
N. Holl. 1822.
N. Holl. 1820.
Britain

D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D s.p
D co

me. pa. R co

R co

Pyrenees ... R co

Fl. dan. 397

Eng. bot. 516

Eng. bot. 1504
Jac. ic. 1. 105
Schl. ran. 2. 30.2

Desf. ch. 44

Eng. bot. 515
Lob. ic. 666. 2

V. ECHINE'LLA. — Carpels rough, from tubercles or prickles ; leaves dissected or lobed,from No. 14647. entire.

14637 Philon6tis Retx. moisture-loving

14638 parvulus L. little upright

14639 tuberculatus Kit. tuberculated

14640 arv^nsis L. corn-field

14641 muricatus L. prickly-seeded

2 creticus Dec. Cretan

3 caroftnus Dec. Carolina
echinatus Ven.

14642 ventricbsus Ven. ventricose
muricatus y brasilianus Dec.

14643 parviflbrus L. small-flowered

14644 chius Dec. Scio

14645 sessilifibrus R. Br. sessile-flowered

14646 trilobus Desf. three-lobed

14647 ophioglossifoliusTtf. Snake's-tong.-lvd

14648 nodiflorus L. knot-flowered
2 dentatus Dec. toothed

O or
G w
O or
O un
O un
O un
O un

gjn.au
£ jl.au
1 jn.au
1 jn.au
* jl.au

ijl.au
| jl.au

O cu \ jl.au

f my.jn
f jn.jl

£ jn.jl
£ jn.jl

fjn
J my.jl

£ my.jl

O w
O cu
O cu
O or
Q un
O un
O un

S. Europe 1800.

England ... S

Tauria 1817- S

Britain cor.fi. S

S. Europe 1683. S

Crete ... S

N. Amer. ... S

CoL ec. 316. 1

Eng. bot. 135
Lam. il. 498
M. h. 2. 4. 29. 24
Ven. eels 73

Brazil

England gr. pi.
Archipel. 1827.
N. Holl. ...
Greece 1818.
S. Europe 1823.
Sicily 1714.
Sicily 1714.

S co

co Eng. bot. 120

Bot. mag. 2171

* 1638. TRO'LLIUS L.

14649 europae^us L.
2 humilis Dec.

14650 napellifblius Crz.

14651 asiaticus L.

2 intermedius

3 h^bridus

14652 caucasicus Stev.

14653 patulus Sal.
ranunculinus Sm.

14654 americanus MM.
laxus Ph.

GLOBE FLOWER.
European
dwarf

Napellus-leaved
Asiatic
intermediate
hybrid
Caucasian
spreading

American

(Trol, a globe, Ger. ,• shape of flowers.) Ranunculacece. 6.
A or 2 my.jn Y Britain groves. D p.l Eng. bot. 28
A or 1 my.jn Y Austria 1800. ~

Europe 1800.

Siberia 1759.

my.jn O
my.jl Y

Caucasus 1817.
Siberia 1800.

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

Bot. mag. 225

D p.l Deless. 1.44
N. Amer. 1805. D co Bot. mag. 1988

1639. /SOPY^RUM i. ISOPYRUM. (Isos, equal, pyros, wheat ; taste of seeds.) Ranunculacece. 2.— 4.
14655 /umario-ides L. Fumitory-like O pr 1 J" W-G Siberia 1741. S s.l Am. rut. 74. 12

14656 *halictrovides L. Thalictrum-lk ^ A Pr f mr.ap W.« Italy • 1759. D s.l Jac. au. 2. 105

1640. ERA'NTHIS Sal. WINTER ACONITE.

14657 hyemalis Sal. common winter jfc A
7/elleborus hyemalis L.

14658 sibiricus Dec. Siberian A A or

(Era, earth, anthos, flower ; on short stalks.) Ranuncu. 2.
r i ja.mr Y Italy 1596. O co Bot. mag. 3

i mr.ap Y Siberia 1826. O co

1641. HELLE'BORUS L. HELLEBORE. (Helein, to cause death, bora, food; poisonous.) Ranuncvlacea:. 8.— 9.

14659 niger L. black Christmas Rose £

A or

1 ja.mr

Pk

2 angustifolius

narrow-leaved £

A or

1 mr.ap

Pk

14680 vfridis L.

green £

A or

2 mr.ap

G

14661 purpurascens Kit.
14662 odorus Kit.

purpurascent £
sweet-scented £

A or
A or

1| mr.ap
1£ mr.ap

P.(;
G

14663 atroriibens Kit.

dark-red £

A or

1 mr.ap

P

14664 dumetorum Kit.

thicket £

A or

li mr.ap

G

14665 foe'tidus L.

fetid Bear's-foot£

A °r

H f.ap

G

Q 4

Austria 1596. D r.m Bot. mag. 8

Austria 1596. D co

Britain woods. D co Eng. bot. 200

Hungary 1817. D s.l '

Hungary 1817. D s.l

Hungary 1820. D s.p

Hungary 1817. D s.l

England cha.pa. D co Eng. bot. 613

W. & K. 2. 101

W. &K.3.271

232

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

14666 lividus H. K.
2 integrilobus
trifulius Mil.

1642. CO'PTIS Sal.

14667 trifolia Sal.

livid three-lvd ^ _AJ or I ja.my P
entire-leaved ^ _AJ or 1 ja.my P

Corsica
Corsica

1710. D p.!" Bot.mag.72
1710. D p.l

COPTIS. (Kopto, to cut ; leaves much cut.) Uanunculacece. 1. — 2.

three-leaved ^ A pr k ap.my Br N. Amer. 1782. D p.l Bot. cab. 173

#elleborus trif61ius L.

1643. CA'LTHA L. MARSH MARIGOLD. (A syncope ofkalathos, a goblet ; flower.)

Britain mar.

14668 palustris L.
2 flore pleno

14669 radlcans G. Don

14670 asarifolia Dec.

14671 minor Mil.
14672parnassif61ia Rafi. Parnassia-lvd

ficarioides Ph.

14673 flabellifolia Ph.

14674 natans Pall.

1 ap.my Y
1 ap.my Y

common inarsh A A or
double-flwd ^ A or

rooting Jf A or i ap.my Y

Asarum-leaved ^ A or i ap.my Y

smaller =*= A or ? mX Y

£= A or i ap.my Y

fan-leaved
floating

* A or 1 ap.my Y
A A or fit my.jn W

Scotland sc.ma.
Unilasch. 1824.
Britain moun.
N. Amer. 1815.

N Amer. 1818.
Siberia 1816.

Ranunculacece. 1. — 11.

D m.s Eng. bot. 506

D m.s

D m.s Lin. tr. 8. 17

D m.s

D m.s Tab. ic. 750. 2

D m.s

D m.s Ph. am. 2. 17
D m.s Gm. si. 4. 82

1644. HYDROPE'LTIS L. HYDROPELTIS. (Hydor, water, pelte, buckler ; leaves.) Hydropeltidece. 1.

14675 purpftrea MX. purple ^ _AJ cu jl.au R N. Amer. 1798. D m.s Bot. mag. 1147
Brast:iua peltkta Ph.

1645. HYDRA'STIS L. HYDRASTIS. (Hydor, water ; growing in humid places.) Ranunculace<e. 1.

14676 canadgnsis L. Canadian ^ _AJ or § my.jn G Canada 1759. D m.l Mil. ic. 2. 285

CLASS XIV. ORDER!.
DIDYNA^MIA GYMNOSPE'RMIA.

1646. A'JUGA L.
14677 J\a Schreb.

BUGLE. (A priv. zugon, a yoke ; calyx one-leaved.)
Iva O cu | jl.au Y S. Europe 1759.

Labiate. 11. — 17.
S s.l Fl.gr. 525

14678 orientalis L.

oriental ^

I A

or

ll my.jn

B

Levant

1732.

D

s.p

Di. el. 53. 61

14679 pyramidalis L.

pyramidal ^

L A

or

5 my.jn

P

Britain

sc.mo.

D

s.p

Eng. bot. 1270

14680 integrifolia D. D

0>l

entire-leaved |

l A

or

£ jl.au

B

Nepal

1821.

D

s.l

14681 alplna L.

alpine

l A

or

i my.jl

B

England

moun.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 477

14682 genevensis L.

Geneva

t A

or

i my.jn

F

Switzerl.

16r>6.

D

CO

Bui. her. 361

14683 foliusa Trat.

leafy

i A

or

i mv.jl

B

Switzerl.

1826.

D

s.l

14684 rupestris Schl.

rock 3

t A

or

i± Jn.jl.

B

Switzerl.

18^6.

D

s.l

14685 reptans L.

Ct

rmmon creeping |

t A

or

B

Britain

moi.w.

D

s.p

Eng. bot. 489

2 alba

white-flowered 3

t A

or

-a- my.jn

W

Britain

moi.w.

D

s.p

3 rubra

red-flowered |

t A

or

i my.jn

R

Britain

moi.w.

D

s.p

14686 australis R. Br.

southern

t A

or

i my.jl

B

N. Holl.

1822.

D

S.1

14687 Chamas' pity s Schreb.

Ground Pine

0

Pi-

iap'jl

y

England

san.fi.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 77

1647. ANISO'MELES R. Br. ANISOMELES.

14688 malabarica R. Br. Malabar
A'epeta malabarica L.

14689 ovata R. Br. ovate-leaved ED or

14690 furcata Lie. forked tt. | | or

A'juga furcata L.

14691 moschata R. Br. musk a. |~) or

(Anisos, unequal, melos, member ; anther.) Labiate. 4.— 7.
or li jl.au V E. Indies 1817. C co R. mal. 10. 93

I* jl.au
i* jl.au

Pk E. Indies 1823. S l.p Bur. zey. 71. 1

Nepal

1824. C co

2jl.au P N. Holl. 1824. C s.l

* 1648. TEITCR7Z7A/ L. GERMANDER. (Teucer, a Trojan prince, first used it in medicine.) Labiate. 50.— 87.

_Jor

3

jn.s

V

Spain

1640.

C

r.m

Di. el. 284. 366

^Jor
|or

3
2

jn.s
jn.jl

v
p

Spain
Madeira

1640.
1759.

C

C

r.m
r.m

Bot. mag. 245

A or

1

jn.au

Va

Siberia

1800.

c

CO

W. & K. 1. 69

or

1

jn.jl

Pk

Crete

1824.

c

CO

Fl. gr. 528

_Jor

O

jn.o

P

1777.

c

r.m

Jac. vin. 3. 41

DJ] or

1|

my

P

Cuba""

1733.

c:

CO

Jac. ob. 2. 30

Al or

1

jn.jl

P

Spain

1752.

D

CO

M. h. 22. 19

or

j

P

S. Europt

; 1820.

c

s.p

Sab. rom. 3. 25

A or

1

JUu

W

Levant

1728.

D

CO

14692 fruticans L. narrow-lvd shrubby :

14693 latifolium L. broad-lvd tree

14694 heterophy'llum.F/mJ. various-leaved •.

14695 Laxmannz Muir Laxmann's

14696 brevifoiium Schreo. short-leaved i

14697 asiaticum L. Asiatic l

14698 cubense L. Cuba ;

14699 nissolianum L. Nissolian

14700 Pseudo-Chamae'pitysi. Bast.Gr.P. i

14701 campanulatum L. bell-flowered •

II. VERTICILLIFLURA. — Flowers whorled, whorls for the most part divided in halves.

14702 regium L. royal

14703 multiflbrum L. many-flowered

14704 Iticidum L. shining

14705 Chama?Mrys L. Germander

14706 Sc6rdium L. Water Germander

14707 scordio'ides Schreb. Scordium-like

14708 spinosum L. thorny

14709 Bbtrys L. Bctrys

III. TRIFLORUM. — Peduncles axillary, 3-flowered.

14710 trifidum Ret%. triad-leaved ft. i_J or ljjn.au P C. G. H. 1791. C r.m

IV. CAPITULJEFLURA. — Flowers capitate; leaves entire, from No. 14717. crenated.

14711 angustfssimumSc/ireA. narrowesUyrftt. or 2 jn.jl P Spain 1818. C co Bar. ic. 1080

14712 pumilum L. dwarf «- | or ijl.au P Spain 1816. C co Bar. ic. 10>S

14713 /hymifbliumScArcft. Thyme-leaved tt. or | jn.o P Spain 1816. C co

14714 sup-mum L. supine «- or f jn.o W Austria 1752. C co Jac. au. 5. 417

14715 montanum L. dwarf mountain tt. | or i jl.o W S. Europe 1710. C co Fl.gr. 534

L__J

or

H mv.o '

P

Spain 1699.

C

r.m

Pluk. al. 65. 1

K A

or

l" jl.s

L.R

Spain 1731.

C

CO

Boc. mu. 117

t A

or

P

S. Europe 1730.

C

r.m

Mag. h. 52

£ A

or

f my.au

P

England oldw.

c

CO

Eng bot. fi80

b A

or

ijl.au

P

England mar.

D

r.m

Eng. bot. 828

or

i jn.jl

V

Crete 1819.

D

s.l

or

£ my.jn

W

Spain 1640.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 31

or

f jl.8

R

S. Europe 1633.

B

CO

Ger. em. 525.

2

ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

14716 saxStile Lam. rock JU. or Jjl.au Pa.Y Valentia 1820. D s.l M. h. 3. 11. 4. 3

14717 folium L. Poly tt. (or 1 jl.s Pa S. Europe 1562. C r.m Bar. ic. 1074

14718 Psetido-AyssbpusSc^re&.Bast.Hyssoptt. or 1J jn.jl W Italy 1804. C co Col. ec. 1. 67

14719 capitatum L. rowwrf-headed tt. (or f jl.au P Spain 1731. C co Cav. ic. 119

14720 lusitanicum Schreb. Portuguese tt. | or l|jn.o P Portugal 1822. C co

14721 pycnophyllum Schreb. close-leaved ^ A or J jl.au P Spain 181fi. Deo Bar. ic. 1096

14722 gnaphalodes Herit. woolly tt. | or 1± jl.s P Spain 1816. C co Bar. ic. 1083

14723 aureum Schreb. golden Poly tt. | or 1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1731. C co Cav. ic. 2. 117

14724 flavescens Schreb. flavescent Poly tt. | or 1 jl.s Y S.Europe ... C co Bar. ic. 1073

14725 hyrcanicum L.
1472ti inflatum Swz.

14727 virginicum L.

14728 canadense L.

14729 Arduim L.

V. SPICATI FLORA. — Flowers spiked, from No. 14727. racemose.

Hyrcanian ^ A or If au.o P Persia 1763.

inflated £ [Al or 2 au.o Li Jamaica 1778.

Virginian ^ A or 2 myJn B N- Amer. 1768.

Canadian ^ A or 2 au.s P N. Amer. 1768.

Arduini's tt. | or 1| jn.o Y Candia 1823.

Scutellaria cretica L.

14730 abutiloides Herit. Mulberry-like tt. \ | or If ap.my

14731 Scorodonia L. Wood Sage ^ A or H jl

14732 Pseudo-ScorodoniaZte.o/. Bast. W.S. ^ A or

14733 ietonicum Herit. Betony tt. i | or

14734 flavum L. yellow -flowered -a. | or

14735 massiliense L. Marseilles tt, | or

Madeira 1777.
Britain woods,

S. Europe 1818. D

14736 resupinatum Desf. resupinate

14737 JV/arum L.

14738 subspinosum POM.

14739 creticum L.

14740 pyrenaicum L.

14741 orientate L.

1 jl.au Y
1| my.au Li

2 jn'Sjl P
1 jl.au

or li jl.s

«. | or 1| ...

tt. | or IA jl.au

VI. CORYMBIFLORA. — Flowers corymbose or paniculate.
Pyrenean ^ A or i.jn.au Pa. W Pyrenees 1731.

oriental ^ A or 1 jl.au B Levant 1752.

Marum

subspinous

Cretan

Madeiri 1775.

S. Europe 1640.

France 1731.

Pa.Y Barbary 1801.

Pa.P Spain 1640.

P Minorca 1816.

P Crete 1825.

co Bot. mag. 2013

co

co Schk.han.160

co

co Fl. gr. 551

r.m Jac. sc. 3.358

co Eng. bot. 1543

co Desf. at. 2. 1 19

r.m Bot. mag. 1114

r.m Par. th. 109. 1

r.m Jac. vin. 1. 94

r.m Desf. at. 2. 117

r.m Par. th. 17. 2
co

co Fl. gr. 529

co

co Bot. mag. 1279

1649. WESTRI'NG/^ Sm. WESTRINGIA. (J. P. Westring, physician to the king of Sweden.) LabiatcE. 8.

14742 rosmariniformis Sm. Rosemary-shpd* i _ j or

14743 Dampen R. Br. Dampier's tt L_| or

14744 rubiajfolia #. J5r.

14745 glabra R. Br.

14746 longifolia R. Br.

14747 angustifulia R. Br.

14748 cin^rea R. Br.

14749 rigida B. Br.

Rubia-leaved *k\ _ j or
smooth A 5 _ | or

long-leaved m \ _ ) or
narrow-leaved * |_J or
grey & \ _ | or

rigid * \ _ | or

4 my.au Pa.B N. S. W.
3 my.jl W N. Holl.
3 my au W N. Holl.

my.au W

my.au W

3 my.au W
3 my.au W
3 my.au W

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1791.
1803.
1820.
1824.
1823.
1823.
1821.
1823.

C s.p Bot. rep. 214

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

C s.P

C s.p

C s.p

1650. SATURE^JA L.

14750 approximata Biv. approximated tt. __|

14751 viminea L. twiggy Pennyroyal*- [ 1

SAVORY. (SSdtter, the Arabic name for all labiate plants.)

cul

14752 montana L.

14753 rupestris Wul.
/hymifolia Sco.

14754 obovata Lag.

14755 ten ui folia Ten.

14756 Juliana L.

14757 grae^ca L.

14758 hirsiita Presl

14759 Teneriffse W. en.

14760 hortensis L.

14761 nervosa W.
capitata Desf. not W.
capitata W. headed

winter mountain**. cul
rock £ A or

14

14763 Thymbra L.

14764 congesta Horn.

obovnte-leaved tt. or
fine-leaved tt. _ | un
St. Julian's j£ _AJ un
Grecian jg Al or

hairy £ Al or

Teneriffe tt. |_J un

summer garden O cul
nervose tt. _ | or

tt. cul
tt. | _ ] or

tt. . _ | or

Thymbra
heaped

1 my.jn

P

1

P

H jn.jl

P

1 jn.jl

P

1 jn.jl

P

H jn.jl

P

a my.s

Pk

fjn-jl

P.w

1 jn.jl

1 jn.jl

P
P

lfjn.au

Pk

1

R

1 jn.o

P

1 my.jl

P

1

R

Sicily 1824.
Jamaica 1783.
S. Europe 1562.
Carniola 1798.

Spain 1424.
S. Europe 1822.
Italy 1596.

Greece 1759.
Sicily 1820.
Teneriffe ...
Italy 1652.
Ionian Isl. 1820.

Levant 1596.

Candia 1640.

1821.

Labiate. 15. — 18.

co

r.m

co Fl. gr. 543

co Jac. ic. 3. 494

Alp. ex. 264

(Isos, equal, anthos, flower ; regular corollc
O or 1 jl.au B N. Amer. 1818.

p.l

r.m Lam. il. 504. 1

s.p Desf. at. 2. 12 1.2

r.m Bar. ic. 897
r.m Bar. ic. 898
s.p

Labiata>. 1.
s.p Mic. am. 2. 30

1651. ISA'NTHUS MX. ISANTHUS.

14765 ceeruleus MX. blue
Trichostema brachiatum L.

1652. rHY'MBRA L. THYMBRA. (Name given by the ancients to a plant like thyme.) Labiates. 3. —4.

14766 spicata L. spike-Jimvered tt. | cu li jn.jl Pa.P Levant 1699. C co Pluk. al. 116. 5

14767 verticillata L. whorl-floivcred tt. | cu If jn.jl Pa.P Spain 1702. C co

14768 ciliata Desf. ciliated tt. | or 1 jl.au V S. Europe 1824. C s.l Desf. at. 2. 122

* 1653. /yYSSONPUS L. HYSSOP. (From Hebrew name ezob, or the Arabic azzof.} Labiate. 6.^—7.

14769 officinalis L. comm. officinal tt.

14770 SchleichSri G. Don .Schleicher's tt.
officinalis Schl.

14771 orientalis W. en. oriental tt.
angustifolius Bieb.

\ 14772 Lophanthus L. crest-flowered
\ 14773 «epeto\des L. Nepete-like

\ 14774 scrophulariasfolius W. Figwort-lvd

2 jn.s

1 jn.s

2 jn.s

S. Europe 1548. S
Switzerl. 1819. S

Caucasus

C co

Siberia 1752. D p.l
N. Amer. 1692. D p.l
N. Amer. 1800. D co

Jac. au. 3. 254

Jac. vin. 2. 182
Jac. vin. 1. 68
Her. par. 106

1654. .ZVE'PETA L.

CAT-MINT.

(Nepet, a town in Tuscany.)

Labial. 40.— 45.

14775 wzarifolia Cav. Marum-leaved ^ A

irifuli

Melissa erotica Lam. Thymus ma

14776 croatica Spr. Croatian
Melissa alba Kit.

14777 parviflora Bifb. small-flowered

14778 sibirica Bieb. Siberian
Tehcrium sibericum /,.

14779 grandiflora Bieb. great-flowered

14780 colorata W. en.

14781 melisssefolia Lam.

14782 longiflora Fen.

14783 Mussim Bieb.
longiflora B. M.

14784 incana H. K. hoary

I. CONFERT^EFLORJS. — Flowers axillary, cymose.

1 jn.s B Spain 1800. D co Bar. ic. 1166
?n

lijn.au W Hungary 1821. D co

1 jn.au B Caucasus 1820. D co

A or 1 jl P Siberia 1804. D co

us W.,
A or

A or

2 my.au V

Caucasus 1817. D co

Caucasus 1806. D co

Candia 1752.

Persia 1802.

Siberia 1804.

D p.l

D co Ven.cels56

D co Bot. mag. 923

nu W Levant 1723. D p.l

234

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

14785 Nepetella L.
amethystina Pair.
14786 grav^olens Vil.
patella All.
14787 suaveolens Roem.
14788 amethystina Desf.
14789 /amiifolia W. en.
14790 angustifolia Vahl
arragonensis Lam.
14791 Cataria /..
14792 macroura Led.
14793 ucrania L.
14794 nuda L.

small Nepete ^
heavy-smelling ^j

sweet-scented ^
amethystine ^
Lamium-lvd ^
narrow-leaved ^j

common cat ^
long-tailed ^
Ukraine ^£
naked ^

A
A

A
A
A
A

A
A
A

A

cu
cu

or
or
un
cu

cu
or

cu
cu

1 jl.au
li jl.au

U jn.au
li jl.au
lijl.au
2'jn.jl

2 jl.s
4 jl.au
2 jl.au
lijl.au

R
P

B
B
P
P

W
W.p
W
W

S. Europe 1758.
S. Europe 1804.

1817.
S. Europe 1816.
Armenia 1806.
Spain 1798.

Britain ro sid.

Siberia 1820.
Ukraine 1798.
S. Europe 1713.

D co
D co

D co
D co
D co
D co

D co
D co
D co
D co

Al. ped. 2. 1

Eng. bot. 137
Jac.au. 1.24

pannonica Jac.

14795 pannonica L.

Pannonian

•Cfc

A

cu

4 au.o

R

Hungary

1683.

D co

Jac. au. 2. 129

paniculata Crz.

14796 cajrulea H. K.

blue

£

A

cu

li my.jn

B

1777.

D co

147M7 violacea /,.

violet-colored

i

A

cu

2 jl.s

B

Spain

1723.

D co

Boc. mu. 36

14798 latifolia Dec.

broad-leaved

^

A

or

4 jl.au

P

Pyrenees

1816.

D co

grandifldra Lap.

14799 crispa W

curled-leaved

^

A

cu

2 jlau

Pa.B

Levant

1800.

D co

14800 imbricata Lag.

imbricate

^

A

or

2 jl.au

B

Spain

1820.

D 8.1

II. VERT

•leu

.LI

[••LOR

jE. — FlOWt

•rs in i

uhorls.

14801 teucrw/6/ia W. en.

Teucrium-lvd

A

or

H jl.au

P

Armenia

1816.

D co

14802 diffiisa Fis.

diffuse

It

A

or

lijl.au

P

Siberia

1824.

Deo

14803 teucrwSflfes Lam.

Teucrium-like

A

or

li Jl.au

W

S. Europe

1 1820.

D co

14804 wzarrubio'ides W. en.

Horehound-lk

V

A

or

lijn.au

R

...

Deo

148(15 italica L.

Italian

^t

A

or

1 jn.au

R.w

Italy

1640.

Dp.l

Jac.vin.2. 112

14806 multibracteataDes/.
14807 suplna Stev.

many-bracted
supine

I

A
A

or
or

3 jl.au
1 jl.au

P
B

Algiers
Caucasus

1817.
1816.

Deo
Deo

Desf. at. 123

14808 lanata Jac.

woolly

A

un

li my.jn

P

S. Europe

1 1774.

Deo

Jac. ob. 3. 75

14809 tuberi)sa £,.

tuberous-rooto

1-&

A

un

2 jn.au

V

Spain

1683.

Deo

Bar. ic. 602

14810 reticulata Desf.

netted

*£

A

u n

2 jl.au

P

Morocco

1801.

Deo

Desf. at. £'. 124

14811 Scord6tis L.

Scordotis

£k

A

or

li jn.au

B

N. Africa 1817.

Deo

Alp. ex. 283

III. Si

>K'A

T-E

l-'Liif

UE. — Flow

ers in

spikes.

§ 14812 multifida Z,.
148136otrydides H. K.

many-cleft
Botrys-like

*

a

un
un

f jl.au
li jn.jl

W
W

Siberia
Siberia

1796.
1779.

D co

S co

Gm. si. 3. 55
Cav. ic. 1. 49

14814 malabarica /Vrs.

Malabar

&

DE

un

1J jl.au

...

Malabar

1810.

S s.l

R. mal. 10. 93

1655. ELSHO'LTZ/^ W. ELSHOLTZIA. (J. S. Elsholtz, a Prussian botanist.) Labiate. 3.— 5.

14815 ocymoldes Pers. Basil-like £ O un 1 jl P E. Indies 1824. S co

14816 cristkta W. crested O or 1| my.jl Pk Siberia 1789. ;S co Lam.il. 502. 1

14817 paniculata W. terge-panicled j£ OS or 3 jl.au Pk E. Indies 1820. 'S s.l R. mal. 10. 65
Hyssbpus cristatus Lam.

1656. LAVA'NDULA L. LAVENDER. (Lavo, to wash ; use of its distilled water.) Labiate. 11. — 12.

14818 Spica W.
2 alba

14820 StoTchas L.

14821 viridis Herit.

14822 dentata L.

14823 pinnata L. fil.

14824 multifida L.

14825 heteroph^lla Viv.

14826 formbsa Lk.

common spike
•white-flowered tt or
broad-leaved tt ell

Stoechas tt | or

green tt | or

tooth-leaved tt (or

pinnated tt | or

many-cleft j£ i(l)l or

various-leaved tt | or

beautiful tt (or

2 jl.s
2 jl.s
2 jl.s

|i*m*'-l
jlJni

li ap.au

14827 abrotanoides Lam. Southernw.-lk tt (or

§ 14828 carnbsa W. fieshy-leaved jg Oil or

Li
W
Li

Li
P

Li
Li

2° my.au Li
2 ap.au Li
1£J»-.S, H

S. Europe 1568. C s.l Schk. nan. 2. 157

... C

S. Europe 1568. C s.l

S. Europe 1562. C

Bar. ic. 301
p.l Fl. por. 1. 4
C p.l Bot. mag. 401
Bot. mag. 400
Lob. ic. 432

Madeira 1777.

Spain 1597.

Madeira 1777.

Canaries 1597.

1816. C p.l

1816. C p.l

Canaries 1699. C co Com. r. 27

E. Indies 1788. S co Am. ac. 10. 3

C p.l
p.l

1657. SIDERmS L. IRONWORT. (Sideros, iron ; sup. to cure wounds by iron weapons.) Labiatte. 26. —43.
I. EBRACTEA^TJ*;. —Bracteas under calyx none.

14829 canariensis L.

Canary lit

l_|or

3

my.au

Y

Canaries

1697.

C

r.m

Jac. vin. 3. 30

14830 cand-cans H. K.

whitish *

_|cu

3

ap.jl

Y.Br

Madeira

1714.

C

r.m

Com

. h. 2. 99

14831 creTica L.

Cretan tt

_|cu

11

W

Candia

1823.

C

CO

14832 montana L.

mountain

O or

jl.au

Y.Br

Austria

1752.

S

CO

Jac.

au. 5. 434

14833 elegans Mur.

elegant

O or

li

V

1787.

S

CO

Mur,

1.4

14834 romana L.

Roman

O or

1

jn.au

W

Italy

1740.

S

CO

Cav.

ic. 2. 187

14835 decumbens Thun.

decumbent -A

O or

i

jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1820.

S

s.l

II. BRACTEA^TJE. — Bracteate, bracteas entire.

148,% calycantha Bieb.

colored-calyxedtt

_Jor

i

jl.au

Pa.Y

Russia

1821.

D

CO

14837 syriaca L.

Syrian tt

_|or

M

Un.s

Y

Levant

1597.

C

r.m

Sab.

rom. 3. 40

14838 taurica W. en.

Taurian tt

_Jcu

li

jn.s

Pa.Y

Tauria

1822.

c

CO

14839 perfoliata L.

perfoliate ^

A or

s

au.n

Y

Levant

1731.

c

CO

14840 leucantha Cav.

white-flowered tt

_Jor

i

.jl.au

W

Spain

1823.

D

CO

Cav. ic. 304

III. DENTA

V«.—

Bra

cteate, I

iractea

>s toothed.

14841 incana L.

hoary tt

_|or

li

tjl.au

Y

Spain

1752.

C

CO

Cav.

ic. 2. 186

14842 angustifMia Lag.

narrow-leaved ^

A or

1

jl.au

Y

Spain

1820.

D

CO

14843 spinosa L.

spiny

A or

n

i jn.s

Y

Spain

...

C

CO

14844 flicifMia W. en.

Holly-leaved ;^

A or

11

jn.s

Y

Levant

...

C

CO

14845 serrata Lag.

saw-leaved ^

A or

1

jn.s

Y

Spain

1818.

D

CO

14846 AyssopifMia L.
14847 pyrenkica Pair.

Hyssop-leaved ^
Pyrenean ^

A or
A or

1

1

jn.n
jn.n

L.Y

Y

Pyrenees
Pyrenees

1597.
1827.

C
C

CO
CO

Schk. han.2. 158

Ayssopifolia /3 L.

14848 alpina VU.

alpine ^

A or

1

jn.au

Y

S. France

1822.

D

CO

14849 fre'tida Pair.

fetid 3i

A un

1

jn.n

Y

Spain

1822.

D

CO

14850 chamaedrifulia Cav.

Germander-lvd ^t

A or

1

jn.au

Y

Spain

1816.

D

CO

14851 scordioides L.

Scordium-like ^K

A or

1

au n

Y

France

1.-97.

C

CO

Bar.

ic.343

14852 hirsuta L.

hairy £

A or

\ jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1731.

C

CO

Cav.

ic. 4. 302

14853 crispata W. en.

curled-leaved ^

AJ or

1*

jn.s

Y

Gibraltar

1816.

C

CO

14854 lanata L.

woolly

Dior

1

jn.au

V

Egypt

1818.

S

CO

1658. BYSTROPO'1GON Herit. BYSTROPOGON. (Byo, to close, pogon, beard; throat of fl.) Labiate?. 1.— 7.

14855 plumosus Herit. feathery-flowered n. \ | or li jn.jl Pa. P Canaries 1779. C p.l Her. ser.4

14856 origanifolius Herit. Origanum-lvd tt i_J or li jlau Pa.P Canaries 1815. C p.l Her. ser. 5

ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

235

14857 canariensis Herit.

14858 punctatus Herit.

Canary
dotted

ft I _ | or
e. i _ | or

ljjn.au
j jl.s

Pa.P Canaries
Pa.P Madeira

1714.
1775.

Com. h. 2. 65
Her. ser. 7

* 1659. JfE'NTH^ L. MINT. (Minlha, daughter of Cocytus, changed into this plant.) Labiate. 52. — 62.

14859 quadrifolia Rox.

14860 viridis L.

14861 tevigata JF. en.

14862 tenuis MX.
viridis Wai.

14863 crispata Schr.

14864 nepetoldes Lej.

14865 p\ per ita L.

14866 Aalsamea W. en.

14867 niliaca Jac.

14868 sylvestris L.

14869 pubescens W. en.

14870 canesccns .Ko/A

1487 1 nemorusa W. en.

14872 hirta W. en.

14873 gratissima W.

14874 Auricularia £.

14875 divaricata Lag.

14876 coccinea Rox.

14877 crispa Z,.

14878 incana W. en.

14879 undulata JF. m.

14880 rotundifolia i.
2 variegata

14881 macrostachya 7>«.
rotundifolia W. en.

14882 rugosa Roth

14883 lavandulacea JF. <?».

14884 capensis Thun.

II. CAPITIFLORJE. — Wtiorls of flowers capitate.

four-leaved tt. i | or

Whorls of flowers spicate.
2 jl.au P Nepal

1820.

C

S.1

green spear ^

A

cul

2

au

P

Britain

mar.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 2424

polished ^

A

or

H

jl

P

••••••

...

1)

CO

slender ^

A

or

r

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

crumpled ^

A

or

^i

jl.au

P

1807.

D

CO

Nepeta-like ^

A

or

fi

P

BilgVo"

1820.

D

CO

Balsam-scented ^r

A

A

in
or

28 au.s
1J il.au

P
P

England
Italy

wat.pl.
1804.

1)
1)

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 687

Nile ^

A

or

5

jl.au

P

Egypt

1796.

D

to

Jac.

vin. 3. 87

wood ^

A

or

*Q

jl.au

Li

Britain

wat. pi.

D

co

Eng,

bot. 686

pubescent ^

A

or

H

jl.au

P

D

CO

canescent ^

A

or

u

jl.au

P

Spain

1800.

I)

CO

Lob.

ic.511

grove ^

A

or

!

jl.au

P

Britain

D

CO

FI. dan. 484

shaggy ^

A

or

i|

au.s

P

......

• ••

I)

CO

most grateful ^
Indian eared ^

A

or
or

i

jl.au
jl.au

P
P

Germany
E. Indies

1799.
1796.

D
D

CO
CO

Ru. am. 6. 16

divaricate ^

A

or

2

jl.au

P

Spain

1824.

D

CO

scarlet ^
curled ^
hoary ^

fAI or
A or
A or

1

2

i|

jn.au
jl.au
jl.au

S
P
P

E. Indies
Siberia

1823.
1640.
1790.

D
D
D

s.p

CO
CO

wave-leaved ^

/\

or

\i

jl.au

P

1816.

I)

CO

round-leaved ^j

A

or

2

au.s

R

England

raoi.pl.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 446

variegated ^

A

or

2

au.s

R

...

D

CO

long-spiked ^

A

or

2

jl.au

P

S. Europe ...

D

CO

wrinkly ^

A

or

2

jl.au

P

Germany

1800.

D

CO

Lavender-/^/ ^

A

or

1

jl.au

P

Spain

1823.

D

CO

Cape

iAI or

1

jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1816.

D

CO

14885 hirsuta L.

hairy water ^

'. A

or

lijl.8

Li

Britain wat. pi. D

CO

Eng. bot. 447

aquatica L.

14886 pyramidalis Ten.

pyramidal ^

' A

or

2 jl.au

P

Naples 1824

D

CO

14887 acuti folia Sm.

sharp-leaved ^

' A

or

1 s

U

Britain wat. pi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2415

14888 borealis MX.

northern ^

' A

pr

f s

P

S. Amer. 1820.

I)

CO

14889 odorata Sm.
citrata Ehrh.

scentti Bergamot^

'. A

or

1 jl.au

P

England wat.pl.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1025

Ill AXILLARIFL5RJ5. —

Whorls ofjlowers axillary, remote.

14890 arvensis H. K.

corn-field ^

l A

or

f jLs

Li

Britain cor. fi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2119

2 pra?Ncox Sole
14891 agrestis Ten.

early- flowering |
field ^

t A
i A

or
or

1S in

P
P

Britain
Britain m. fi.

D
D

CO
CO

Sol. min. c. ic.
Eng. bot. 2120

14892 dentata W. en.

toothed 3

i A

or

1 jl.au

P

Germany 1816.

D

CO

14893 austriaca Jac.

Austrian Cj

t A

or

1 jl.au

P

Germany 1809.

1)

CO

14894 genrtlis L.

gentile ^

i A

or

l\ jn.au

P

Britain pools.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 21 18

14895 rubra Sm.

common red J

I A

or

If •

P

Britain wat. pi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1413

14896 badensis Gm.

Baden

t A

or

1 jl.au

P

Lapland 1810.

D

CO

14897 blanda Wai

bland 3

i A

or

2 I

W

Nepal 18i.>4.

D

CO

14898 borealis MX.

northern 9

t A

or

1 jl.au

P

N. Amer. 1800.

D

CO

14899 canadensis L.

Canadian ^

L A

or

1 Jl

P

N. Amer. 1801.

D

CO

14900 australis R. Br.

southern ^

I A

or

1 jl.au

P

N. Holl. 1820.

D

CO

14901 Pul^gium L.

Pennyroyal ^

r A

m

i au.s

P

Britain wet co.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 1026

149(12 cervlna L.

stag Hyssop-leaved §

L A

or

1* jn.au

W

France 1648.

D

CO

M. h.3.7.7

14903 safival,.

cultivated ^

l A

or

Ij au.s

p

England

D

CO

Eng. bot. 448

14904 glabrata W.

smoothed ^

' A

or

1 jl.au

p

Egypt 1802.

D

CO

14905 Kracilis Sm.

slender ^

l A

or

1 au

p

Britain wat. pi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 449

14906 palustris Sm.

marsh ^

l A

or

1 s

p

Britain mar.

D

CO

14907 villosa Sm.

villous -^

I A

or

2 s

p

Britain wat. pi.

D

m.s

14908 pratensis Sm.

meadow ^

> A

or

1| jl.au

p

Britain mea.

D

m.s

Sol. min. 17

14909 rivalis Sm.

river ^

I A

or

2 jl.au

p

Britain riv.sid.

D

m.s

14910 paludbsa Sm.

marsh ^

t A

or

1 jl.au

p

Britain mar.

D

m.s

1660. PERI'LLA W. PERILLA.

14911 ocymoides W. Basil-like

14912 fruticosa Rox. shrubby

(Not explained.)
O cu ijl.au W India
I | or 6 jl ... Nepal

Labiatce. 2.

1770. S s.l Bot. mag. 2395
1823. C p.l

1661. HY'PTIS Jac. HYPTIS. (Hyptios, resupinate ; limb

14913 ebracteata R. Br. bractless [Qj cu f ja.o

14914 suavfeolens Jac. sweet-scented £ O) un 3 jl.au

14915 Pseiid.-t'hamfeM.PozY. Bast. Ger.-lvd'f Ol un 1 jl.au

14916 ChanueMrys JF. Germander-/w2 ^ Ol un 1 jl.au

14917 radiata W. radiated £ iAJ cu 1 jn.jl

14918 capitata Jac. capitate ^ ( pi cu 1| jn.jl

14919 polyanthos Poit. many-flowered £ OJ un 2 jl.au

14920 inflata Spr. inflated calyx £ Ol un 1 jl.au
Marsypianthus hyptoides Mart.

14921 brevipes Poit. short-stalked

14922 recurvata Poit. recurved

14923 polystachya Hum. many-spiked

14924 canescens Hum. canescent
Teucrium rhombifolium W.

14925 pectinata Poit. pectinated
.tfepeta pectinata L.

of corolla turned on its back.) Labiate. 19. — 29

14P2R albida Kth.

14927 spicata Poit.

14928 Plumteri Poit.

14929 *tachyo\des Lk.
149,30 persica W.
14931 icoparia Poit.

whitish

spiked

Plunder's

Stachys-like

Persian

Broom

Pa.P W. Indies 1778.

W. Indies 1800.

W. Indies 1821.

Guiana 1821.
Pa.P Carolina 1690.

S l.p An. mu.7. 29. 2

S co An. mu. 7. 39. 2

S co An. mu.7. 31. I

S co An. mu.7. 27-4

D l.p An. mu.7. 27. 2

Pa.P W. Indies 1714. S s.l An. mu.7. 27. 1

... Peru 1819. S co

... Brazil 1823. S co

Li S. Amer. 1822. S co

Pa.P Cayenne 1820. D co

... Mexico 1824. S co

... Caraccas 1818. S co

Pa.P W. Indies 1776. D l.p An. mu.7. 30

W

Mexico 1824.

W. Indies 1820.

W.Indies 1819.

1824.

Pa.P Persia 1800.
. Maranh. 1825,

C Ip

S co

An. mu. 7. 28. 2
PL ic. 163. 1

Lin. tr. 6. 12
An. mu. 7. 31. 2

236

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

1662. PYCNCXSTACHYS Pair.
14932 cajrulea Hook. blue

PYCNOSTACHYS.
O or

(Pyknos, dense, stachys, a spike.) Labiate. 1.
3 au B Madagasc.1825. S co Hook. ex. fl. £0i

*1663. LEPECHrN/^ W. LEPECHINIA. (John Lepechin, a Russian botanist.) Labiatce. 2.

14933 spickta W. spiked 3t A pr 1 jl.au Pa.Y Mexico 1800. D s.p W. h. b. 21
jETorminum caulescens Or.

14934 chenopodifolia W. Chenopod.-lvd ^ A pr £ jl.au R Siberia 1818. D l.p

1664. GLECHONMA L. GROUND IVY. (Glechon, a Greek name for a sort of thyme.) Labiate. 2. —3.

14935 Aederacea L.

common Jt~

A

w

1 mr.my

B

Britain hed.ba.

i)

CO

Eng. bot. 853

14936 hirsuta Kit.

hairy JU

A

I'll

2 mr.my Pk

Hungary

...

D

CO

W. & K. 119

1665. ZAXMIUM£.

ARCHANGEL.

(Laimos, the throat ; s

ihape of flower.)

Labiate. 16.— 20.

14937 Orvala L. 0

Tvala, or Batm-lvd ^

A

or

If my.jl

D.P

Italy

1596.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 172

14938 U-evigatum L.

smooth ^

A

un

1 mr.o

P

Italy

1711.

D

CO

Pluk. al. 198. 1

14939 rugusum L.

wrinkly ^

A

un

1 jl.au

R

Italy

1766.

I)

CO

Boc. mu. 5. 23

14940 garganicum L.

Garganian ^j

A

un

2 jl.au

P

Italy

1729.

1)

CO

Ex. bot. 1. 48

14941 maculatum L.

spotted ^

A

un

1 jnjl

P

Italy

1683.

D

CO

Col. ec. 1. 185

14942 hirsututn Lam.

hairy ^

A

or

1 jnjl

P

S. Europ

e ...

D

CO

14943 album JL.

white ^

A

w

2 ap.s

W

Britain

was.gr.

D

CO

Eng bot. 768

14944 moschatum Mil.

musk-scented

O

un

1 apjl

W

Levant

1739.

S

CO

14945 mulle H. K.

soft ^j

A

un

1 ap.my

W

...

1683.

D

CO

14941J flexuosum TVw.

zigzag ^

A

or

i ap.my

M

Naples

1824.

3

CO

14947 purpureum L.
2 albidura

purple
white-flowered

O
O

w
w

1 my.au
1 my.au

P
W

Britain
Britain

was.gr. S
cha.pl. S

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 769

14948 inc.sum W.

cut-leaved

O

w

1 my.jl

Pk

Britain

san.fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1933

14949 bifidum Cyr.

bifid

or

Jjnjl

W

Italy

...

S

CO

Cyr. ne. 1. 7

14950 tomentosum JF.

woolly

fS

or

i jnjl

W

Armenia

s

CO

14951 amplexicaule L.

stem -clasping Henbit

Q

w

f mr.jn

Pk

Britain

san.fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 770

14952 multifidum L.

many-cleft

o

cu

1 ap.my

P

Levant

1782.

s

co

Com. r. 26

1666. GALEO'PSISi. HEMP NETTLE.

(Gale, weasel, oni

tis, resemblance

; flower.)

Labiate. 8. — 9.

14953 Z,adanum L.

Ladanum

o

w

f jl-s

Pk

Britain

chal.fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 884

14954 parviflora Lam.

small-flowered

o

un

1 jl.au

R

SwitzerL

1819.

8

CO

Vil. del. 2. 9

14955 angustifelia Pers

. narrow-leaved

o

un

1 jl.au

R

Europe

iseo.

S

CO

14956 canescens 5ze6.

canescent

o

un

1 jl.au

R

Caucasus

1820.

s

CO

14957 pubescens Bes.

pubescent

un

1 jl.au

R

German]

f 1818.

s

CO

14958 villosa //wt

villous

w

1 jl.au

Y

Britain

san.fi.

3

CO

Eng. bot. 2353

ochroleuca Lam.

14959 Tetrahit Z,.

Tetrahit

0

w

lijl-au

W

Britain

corn fi.

S

CO

Jig. bot. 207

14960 versicolor Cur.

versicolor

o

w

1 jl.au

Y.E

Britain

san.fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot 667

cannabina Roth

1667. GALEO'BDOLON Sm. DEAD NETTLE. (Gale, weasel, bdolos, fetid smell.) Labiate. 1. — 2.
14961 luteum Sm. yellow ^ A or 1 my.jn Y Britain rn.sh.pl. D co Eng. bot. 787

1668. #ETO'NICA.L.

14962 oflicinalis L.

14963 stricta H. K.

14964 incana H. K.

14965 orientalis L.

14966 ^lopecurus L.

14967 hirsuta L.

14968 macro lira Otto

14969 grandiflbra W.

14970 m'vea Stev.

*1669. STA^CHYSi.

BETONY.
officinal
strict
hoary
oriental
Foxtail
hairy
long-tailed
great- flowered
snowy

HEDGE NETTLE.

(Bentonic, its name in Celtic.)

Italy
Levant

1759.
1737.

P

P

F

L.P

R

P Italy 1710.

Pa.R Europe 1820.

P Siberia 1800.

R Caucasus 1820.

(Stachys, a spike ; flowers in spikes.)

Labiatce. 9. — 12. •
Britain woods. D co Eng. bot. 1142
Denmark 1592. D co Par. th. 615. 4

D s.p Bot. mag. 2125

D co

S. Europe 1759. D co

— " D s.p

D co

D co

D co

Labiate. 53.

Lam. il. 507. 2
Jac. au. 1. 78
Mur. 2. 3

Bot. mag. 700

. SoLiTARiiFL&R;E. — Flower subsolltary and opposite, from No. 14977. ivhorled^ Jew-flowered.

14971 spinbsa L.

14972 glutinosa L.

14973 fruriculosa Bieb.

14974 aethiopica L.

14975 Corsica Pers.

14976 angustifblia Bieb.
tenuifolia Pall.

14977 rugdsa H. K.

thorny

clammy

little shrubby

Ethiopian

Corsican

narrow-leaved

crinkly

14978 ietonicaefolia Desf. Betony-leaved

14979 Ayssopi folia MX. Hyssop-leaved

I un

Ifjl

P

Candia

It MO.

A or

1 jnjl

P

Candia

1729.

or

1 jn.au

P

Caucasus

1818.

lAlor

11 apjl

P

C. G. H.

1770.

^ un

J jl.au

Pk

Corsica

1823.

A or

fjn.au

p

Tauria

1823.

1 | or

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1774.

A or

l±jn jl

Y

Rochelle

1812.

A un

2 jn.au

P

N. Amer.

1818.

D co' M. h. 11.10. 9

D co M.h. 11.4. 17

C p.l

C p.l Jac. ob. 4.77

D co

S s.p Sw. fl. gar. 180

C p.l Jac. ic. 3. 493
D co
D co

II. VERTICILLIFLORJE. — Flowers whorled, 6-Jlowered, distinct, from No. 15000. contiguous subspicate,from
No. 15006. I0-Jtowered,from No. 15013. many-flowered.

14980 stenophylla Spr. narrow-leaved
Sideritis linearifolia Lam.

or 1 jn.au Y Spain 1S23. C p.l

14981 orientalis L.

oriental ^j

A

or

li jnjl

Y

Levant 1768.

D

S.I

14982 scordioides Pair.

Scordium-like tt.

or

3 J J

1 jn.au

Y

Morocco 1818.

C

p.l

14983 maritima L.

sea ^

A

fra

2 jl

Y

S. Europe 1714.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 70

14984 annua L.

annual

O

un

1 jn.au

W.Y.

p S. Europe 1713.

S

CO

Jac. au. 4. 360

149S5 Balbis« Lk.

Balbis's

O

or

^ my.jl

Y

Italy 1823.

s.

p.l

pubescens Ten.

14986 hirta L.

hairy -*

or

1 jn.au

Y

Spain 1725.

D

CO

Al. ped. 1.2. 3

14987 arvdnsis L.

corn

w

1 jl.au

P

Britain corn fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1 154

14988 grandidentata B. R.

large-toothed ^

A

un

f jl.au

R

Chile 1827.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1080

14989 albicaulis B. R.

white-stemmed^

A

un

f jl.au

R

Chile 1827.

s

CO

14990 arenaria Desf.

sand j^

A

or

1 jl

P

Levant 1804.

D

p.l

14991 diffusa Schw.

diffuse ^

A

or

P

S. Europe 1804.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1959

arenaria B. M.

14992 ib^rica Bieb.

Iberian ^

A

or

1 my.jl

P

Iberia 1822.

D

CO

14993 scordifolia W. en.

Scordium-lvd -*

A

or

1 jl.au

V

N. Amer.? 18 16.

D

CO

14994 aspera MX.

rough ^

A

u n

1| jn.au

P

N. Amer. 1821.

D

CO

arvensis Walt.

14995 hispida Ph.

hispid ^

A

or

1 jl

P

Carolina 1822.

D

CO

14996 wepetifolia Desf.
14997 arabica Horn.

Catmint-leaved^
Arabian

A
O

un

or

li jn.au
1 jn.au

P
R

1805.
Arabia 1819.

D
8

CO
CO

14998 ambigua Sm.

ambiguous ^

A

w

l|jn.jl

P

Britain al. mo.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2089

14999 sylvatica L.

wild ^

A

w

2 jl.au

Bd

Britain hed.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 416

V. ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

237

1 15000 Fceniculum Ph. Fennel-scented ^ Q> cu
//yssdpus anisatus Nut.

2 my.jn B N. Amer. 1824. D co

! 15001 palestina L.
15002 circinata Herit.

Palestine
round-leaved

n.

A

or
w

1

1

jn.au
my.jl

P
P

Syria 1820.
Barbary 1777.

C

D

p.l
p.l

Bar. ic. 279
Her. st. 26

15003 coccinea Jac.

scarlet

iAI

or

3

jn.au

S

S. Amer. 1798.

C

p.l

Bot mat?. 666

15004 mollissima W. en.

softest

A

w

u

jl.au

Pa.P

Corfu 1806.

1)

co

W. h. b. 60

15005 dec&mbens Pers.

decumbent

jk

A

w

2

my.jl

Y.H

1816.

D

CO

1500(3 r^cta L.

upright

*k

A

or

2

jn.au

Y

S. Europe 1683.

1)

CO

Jac. au. 4. 359

15007 Heraclea All.

Heraclea

*V

A

or

3

jn.s

P

Italy 1822.

1)

CO

1500S obiiqua Kit.

ablique-leaved

,'\,

A

or

2

jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1816.

I)

CO

W. & K. 133

15009 Mhloinoldes W. e/i.

Phlomis-like

v

A

or

H

P

1816.

I)

CO

15010 debilis Kth.

weak

A

or

i"

jn.au

P

S. Amer. 1825.

D

s.p

15011 glaucescens Mus.

glaucescent

A

or

2

jl.au

P

Caucasus 1826.

D

CO

15012 palustris L. rnarsh

Clown's Allheal

A

w

i

au

P

Britain moi.m.

I)

CO

Eng. bot. 1675

15013 germanica L.
15014 intermedia H. K.

German
intermediate

1

A
A

w
or

3

2

jn.jl

P
P

England chal.fi. D
Carolina 1762. D

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 829

15015 sibirica Lk.

Siberian

^

A

un

1

jl.au

P

Siberia ? 1822.

1)

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 100

15016 polystachya Ten.

many-spiked

••t

O>

un

2i

P

Italy 1821.

8

CO

15017 biennis Roth

biennial

^

0)

or

3

jn'jl

P

Germany 1801.

S

CO

15018 lusitanica Surf.

Portuguese

I

A

or

2

jl.au

P

Portugal 1800.

D

CO

Eriostt-mon lusitani

cusLk.

15019 salviffifolia Ten.

Sage-leaved

^

A

or

2

jn.jl

P

Calabria 1824.

D

CO

15020 cretica L.

Cretan

•V

A

w

2

jn.au

P

Candia 164U.

D

CO

Walt. h. 108. 19

ISOii alptna Z/.

alpine

^

A

w

2

jn.au

D.P

Germany 1597.

D

p.l

Fl. pyr. 1. 8

1«022 lanata Jar.

woolly

^

A

or

2

jn.s

St

Siberia 1782.

1)

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 107

15023 latifMia H. K.

broad-leaved

•k

A

or

2

jn-jl

P

1775.

D

CO

1670. ZIETEXN/^ Gled. ZIETENIA. (Probably the name of some obscure botanist.) Labiate. 1.
15024 lavandulifblia Pers. Lavender-lvd tt. or 1£ jl.au P Levant 1824. C co
ori^ntalis Gird. £tac!iys lavandulaefolia W.

*16"1. JSALLt/TAL.

15025 vu'.garis Lk.

15026 nigra L.
i03'tida Lk.

15027 alba L.

§ 15028 cindrea D. Don
15029 disticha W.

* 1672. MARRITBIUM L

STINKING HOREHOUND. (Ballo, to reject ; offensive odor.) Labiate. 5. — 7

common ^t A cu 2 jl.au P Europe ... D s.l

Hack ^ A w 2 jl.s P Britain hed. D co Eng. bot. 46

white ^ A w . 2 jl.s W Britain ... D co

grey ^ A un 2 jl.au P Nepal 1824. C s.l

two-rowed ^ A w 1 Jl B India 1828. S co

Labiate. 20.— 21.

15030 v41yssum L.

15031 astracanicum Jac.

15032 peregrin um L.

15033 creticum Mil.

15034 candidissimum L.

15035 mollissimum D.Don

15036 afFme Horn.

15037 supinum L.

15038 catariaefolium Desr.

15039 leonuroldes Desr.

HOREHOUND.
I. PE'
Alyssum
Astracan
foreign
Cretan
whitest
softest
kindred
supine

Catmint-leaved
Leonurus-like

(Marrob, a bitter juice, Heb.}

NTADOM. — Calyx five-toothed.

lijl.au

1 jl.au

jl.s

1 jl.s
3 jl.s

2 jn.au
jn.s

| au.o
jl.au
i jl.au

P

Spain

1597.

C s.l

Pa.P

Levant

1816.

D co

W

Sicily

1640.

1) CO

W

Levant

1596.

D co

W

Levant

1732.

D s.p

W

Nepal

1820.

C p.l

P

Siberia?

1822.

D co

P

S. Europe

1714.

D co

P

Levant

1819.

D co

P

Caucasus

1819.

D co

§ 15040 africanum L.

15041 vulgare L.

15042 apulum Ten.
^ 15043 hirsutum W.

§ 15044 cinereum Desr.
§ 15045 crispum L.
f) 15046 hispanicum L.
§ 15047 orientate Spr. «.«

.Sallota orientalis Presl

$ 15048 acetabulusum L. saucer-leaved tt- | or

^ 15049 Pseudodictamnus L.Bast.Dictamnustt. ( or

African

common white

Apulian

hairy

cinereous

curled-leaved

Spanish

oriental

— Calyx ten- toothed.
1 jl.s P C. G. H. 1710. D p.l
W Britain rubble. D co

2 jn.s
2 jl.au
H jn.jl
n.jl
au
1 jl.au

1818.

D co
D co

1823. D co

W Italy

PaP

Pa.P Spain

Pa.P S. Europe 1714. D co

P Spain 1714. D co

P S. Europe 1821. C p.l

Candia Ifi76. C p.l
Candia 1596. C p.l

Ger. h. 379. 1
Jac. ic. 1. 109
Jac. au. 2. 160

Di. el. 274. 214

Boc. mu. 2. 96

Com. h. 2. 90
Eng. bot. 410

Her. par. 200
Her. par. 201

Bar. ic. 129
Lam. il. 508. 2

1673. LEONITRUSZ,

15050 Cardmca L.

15051 villusus Desf.

15052 Marrubiastrum L.

15053 crispus Mur.

15054 suplnus /,.

15055 tatiiricus L.
15();36 sibiricus L.

15057 condensatus Horn.

15058 altaicus Spr.

15059 neglectus Schult.

15060 multiridus Desf.

15061 heterophyllus Swt.

15062 lAcerus Lindl.

15063 lanatus Pers.
Panztn'a multifida

MOTHER-WORT.
cardiac
villous

Marrubiastrum
curled-team*
supine
Tartarian
Siberian
condensed
Altaian
neglected
many-cleft
various-leaved
torn
woolly
Moen. .Ballota U

(Leon,
or

, a tail ; spike of flowers.)
R Britain gra.ba. S

Labiate. 14.
co Eng. bot. 286

Tauria 1820.
Austria 1710.
Siberia 1658.
Siberia 1816.
Russia 1756.
Siberia 1759.
Siberia 1819.
Altaia 1824.
S. Europe 1818.
1817.
S. Amer. 1819.
Nepal 1824.
Siberia 1752.

S
S

s
s
s
s
s
s

8

s

s
s
s

CO
CO

CO

CO

p.l
p.l

CO
CO
CO

p.l

p.l

co

CO

Jac. au. 5. 405
Mur. 8. 4

Mil. ic. 1. 80
Ex. bot. 2. 94

Sw. fl. gar. 197
Gm. si. 3. 54

1674. PHLCTMIS L. PHLOMIS. (Phlogmos, a flame ; down used for wicks. j

15064 fruticbsa L. shrubby Jerusalem, Sage*

15065 ferruginea Ten. ' rusty il

15066 cretica Presl Cretan «
fruticusa Sieb.

15067 scaridsa Presl roughish *

15068 virens Dec. green H
151)69 lanata W. en. woolly »

angustifulia Dec.

15070 purpurea Sm. purple *

15071 italica Sm. Italian it
purpurea L.

15072 Lychnitis L. Lychnitis

3 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

li jn.jl

2 jn.au

2 jn.au

Y Spain
Y.Br Naples
Y Crete

1596.
1823.
1820.

Italy 1823.
S. Europe ...
Spain 1596.

S. Europe 1661.
Italy 1661.

Labiate. 22. —30.
C co Bot mag. 1843
C co
C co

C co
C co

C co
C co

Sm. spic. 6. 3

: ! | or 2 jn.au Y.Br S. Europe 1658. C p.l Bot mag. 999

238

DIDYNAM1A GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

15073 salvisef&lia Jac.

Sage-leaved

*

or

3

jn.au

P

...

C

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 359

15074 microphylla Sieb.
15075 orienUlis Dec.

small-leaved
oriental

1

A or
A or

b"

jlau

Pa.br

Egvpt" 1827.
S. Europe 1820.

D
D

p.l

CO

15076 Niasulif W.

Nissole's

,AI or

2

jn.jl

Y

Levant

1757.

D

r.m

Mil. ic. 2. 204

15077 samia L.

Samian

£

A or

3

jn.jl

Y.Br

N. Africa

1714.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1891

15078 lunarifolia Sm.

Honesty-leav

ed*

A or

S

jn

Br

Levant

1818.

D

CO

16079 Russellidna Lag.

Russell's

A or

3

jn.jl

Br

Levant

1821.

D

r.m

Bot. mag. 2542

lunarifolia ,3 Russel

liana B. M.

15080 crinHa Cay.

ha\r-bracted

*V

A °r

O

jn.jl

Pa.br

Spain

1820.

D

co

Cav. ic. 3. 247

15081 herba venti L.

wind herb

£

A or

t

jl.s

R

S. Europe

1596.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2449

15082 pungens W.

pungent

£

A or

3

jl

Br

Armenia

1820.

1)

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 33

15083 tuberosa L.

tuberous

5t

A or

4

jn.o

L.P

Siberia

1759.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1555

15084 alplna Pall.

alpine

£

A or

1

jn.s

P

Siberia

1802.

D

S.1

Pal. p. 2. 13

15085 laciniata L.

jagged-leaved

£

A or

3

jl

P

Levant

1731.

D

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 24

1675. LEITCAS R. Br.
15086 chinensis fl. Br.

LEUCAS.
China

(Leukos, white; downy whiteness of flowers.)
KB or 1| jn.o W China 1820.

Labiatce. 11. — 27.
S s.l

Phl6mis chinensis j

Retz.

15087 zeylanica R. Br.
15088 /inifolia Spr.

Ceylon
Flax-leaved

rm un
rm or

lijn.o
1 jl.s

P
W

E. Indies
E. Indies

1777.
1816.

S
S

S.I

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. Ill

Phlomis zeylanica J

Mur.

15089 Plukenetii Spr.

Plukenett's

rm or

3

J1.S

W

E. Indies

1820.

S

S.I

Phl6mis Plukeneti

i Roth

15090 cephalotes Spr.

rowwrf-headed

1

rm or

2

jl.s

W

E. Indies

1818.

S

S.1

151,91 aspera Spr.

rough-leaved

iQI un

1

jl.au

W

Caramani

a!818.

S

S.1

15092 indica fl. Br.

Indian

rm un

li

jl.au

W

E. Indies

1789.

S

s.l

15093 wrticifolia fl. Br.

Nettle-leaved

if

W

E. Indies

1810.

S

S.1

15094 flaccida R. Br.

flaccid

iQI or

§

ills

W

N. Holl.

1823.

S

S.1

15095 martinicensis fl. Br.

Martinique

O un

ijiis

W

W. Indies 1781.

S

s.l

Jac. ic. 1. 110

Phlomis martinicen

sis IV. caribiE^

a Ja>

15096 biflora fl. Br.

two-flowered

£

OJ or

2

jl.s

W

Ceylon

1819.

S

S.1

1676. LEONCTTIS fl. Br. LION'S EAR.
15097 Leonurus fl. Br. Lion's tail *

(Leon, a lion, ous, an ear: fanciful likeness.)
Lj or 3 o.d S C. G. H. 1812. C p.l

Labiatce. 4.
Bot. mag. 478

Phlomis Leonurus

L.

15098 ovata Spr.
Phl5mis Leonltis 2

ovate

*

l | or

M

jn.jl

O

C. G. H.

1713.

C

p.l

Mil. ic. 2. 162. 1

15099 intermedia Lindl.

intermediate

jtt

1 1 or

3

s.o

0

C. G. H.

1822.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 850

15100 nepetifblia fl. Br.

Catmint-lea ved

irn or

3

s.o

0

E. Indies

1778.

S

S.1

Bot. reg. 281

* 1677. MOLUCCE'LLA L. MOLUCCA BALM. (Brought. from the Moluccas.} Labiatce. 4. —7.

H5101 spin6sa L. prickly Q cu 1£ jl.au C Levant 1596. S co Lam. il. 510

15102 laeVis L. smooth Q cu 1| jlau Pa.P Syria 1570. S co Bot. mag. 1852

15103 Marrubiastrum Step. Marrubiastrum Q or 1 jl.au P Siberia 1821. S s.p

15104 tuberosa Pall. tuberous-rooto/A A cu 2 jl Pa.P Tartary 1796. S l.p Pal. it. 3. T.

1678. CLINOPO^DIUM L. WILD BASIL. (Kline, bed, pous, foot; fl. like turned bed feet.) Labiate. 3. — 4.

15105 vulgare L. common ^ A or 1 jn.au Pk Britain gra.ba. D co Eng. bot. 1401

15106 Eegyptiacum Lam. Egyptian ^ A or 1 jn.au P Egypt 1759. D co

15107 origanifolium Lab. Origanum-lvd ^ A or £ jn.au Pk S. Europe 1825. D p.l

1679. PYCNA'lSTlll^MUlVl MX. .FYCNANTHEMUM. \ryKU

15108 incanum MX. hoary Je A cu 3 jl.o

os, aens
W

e, antiiemos, now
N. Amer. 1752.

cr.

L.I
CO

ibiatce. /. — 11.
Di. el. 74. 85

15109 Monardella MX. Small Monarda ^ A or 2 jl.au

W

N. Amer.:j1816.

I)

s.p

15110 aristatum MX. awned ^ A cu 2 au

W

N. Amer. 1752.

D

CO

Mic. am. 2. 33

15111 verticillatum Pers. whorled ^ A cu 2 jl.au

w

Carolina 1820.

S

s.p

Mic. am. 2. 31

15112 nudum Nut. naked ^ A or 2 jl.au

w

Carolina 1824.

1)

s.p

15113 /inifulium Ph. Flax-leaved ^ A cu 1| jl.au

w

N. Amer. 1739.

D

CO

Her. par. 218

yhymus virginicus Mur.

15114 lanceolatum Ph. spear-leaved ^ A or 1 Jl-au

w

N. Amer. 1812.

D

CO

* 1680. ORI'G ANUM L. MARJORAM. (Oros, a mountain, ganos, joy

; odor and habitation.) Labiatce. 20. — 24.

151 15 vulgare Z,. common ^ A cul 2 jn.o

Pk

Britain ch. w.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 1143

2 flore albo white-flowered ^ A or

jn.jl

W

Britain m.woo.

D

CO

15116humileP<M>. dwarf ^ A or

jn.jl

W

1818.

D

CO

15117 v'irens Lk. green ^ A or

jn.jl

Pk

Spain 1824.

D

CO

15118 normale D. Don normal ^ A or

jn.jl

B

Nepal 1819.

D

CO

15119 heracleoticum Z,. bast. Winter-sweet^ A cul

jn.n

W

S. Europe 1640.

D

s.l

Lob. ic. 492

15120 creticum L. Cretan ^ A or

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1596.

S

6.1

Schk.han.2.164

15121 megastachyum Lk. large-spiked ^ A un 1

jl.n

Pk

S. Europe 1823.

D

CO

15122 smyrnae'um L. Smyrna j£ _AJ or

1 jn.jl

W

Smyrna 1722.

C

r.m

15123 hirtum Lk. hairy ^ A un 1

jl.n

Pk

Levant 1823.

D

CO

15124 oblongatum Lk. oblong ^ A un

- jl n

W

•

D

CO

15125 Oiii tes L. Onites ^ A cul

2jlln

Pk

Sicily 17*59.

D

CO

Boc. mu. 38

15126 synacum L. Syrian ^ Q> or
15127 Majorana L. Sweet Marjoram^ OJ cul

jn.jl

jn.jl

Pk
Pk

Syria 1823.
Portugal 1573.

S

S

CO

r.m

M. h. 11.3.1

15128 Muru L. Mastic a. (or

jn.jl

Pk

,,,

C

CO

Bot. mag. 2005

wza/orawoldes W.

15129 indicum Roth Indian ^ OJ or

jn.jl

W

E. Indies 1816.

S

r.m

15130 Tournef6rti H. K. Tournefort's tt. | or

au.s

Pk

Amorgos 1788.

C

CO

Bot. rep. 537

15131 sipyleum L. Mount Sipylus tt. | or
15132 Dictamnus L. Dittany of Creten. | or

jn.s
jn.au

Pk
Pk

Levant 1699.
Candia 1551.

C
C

r.m
r.m

Her. lug. 463
Bot. mag. 298

15133 benghal&ise Gar. Bengal «L | or

jn.jl

Pk

Bengal 1820.

C

IP

Bur. in. 38. 3

15134 ffigyptiacum L. Egyptian n. | fra

jn.au

Pk

Egypt 1731.

C

CO

Alp. aeg. 95

* 1681. THY^MUS L. THYME. (Thymos, courage ;

smell reviving.) Labiatce.

33.— 36.

15135 villosus L. villous «. __| or f jn.jl

P

Portugal 1759.

C

CO

Fl. por. 1. 14

15136cephal6tesi. gmrt-headed «- 1 or fjl.au

P

Portugal 1759.

C

CO

Fl. por. 1. 13

15137 numidicus Poir. Numidian n. or f jl.au

P

Barbary 1816.

D

s.l

15138 Marinosc* Ten. Marinosci's «. or J jl.au

R

Italy 1824.

I)

8.1

15139 creticus Brot. Cretan «L or 1 jl.au

P

Mediterr. 1817.

C

S.l

Thymus capitatus Lk. .
15140 odoratis8imusfl«ri. sweetest-scentedtt. or } jl.au

P

Tauria 1817.

C

s.l

15141 acicularis Kit. needle-leaved *~ or | jn.au

P

Hungary 1806.

C

CO

W. & K. 2. 147

15142 hirsiitus Bieb. hairy tt. or ^ jl.au

P

Spain 1821.

C

S.1

ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

239

15143 Zygis L. Zygis tt.

15144 MarschalliuwMS W. Marsch all's tt.

15145 glabratus Lk. smooth n.

15146 angustifolius Schreb. narrow-leaved !U.

15147 Serpyllum L. Wild Thyme JU

15148 exserens Ehrh. drawn out JU.

15149 collinus JBieb. hill *-.

15150 montanus #tf. mountain X~

15151 nummularius 2?/£&. Moneywort !L.

15152 pannonicus jr. en. Pannonian )U

15153 lanuginosus Schk. woolly £-.

15154 citriodorus Pers. Lemon-scented !U

15155 lucidus Ehrh. shining-leaved tt.

15156 vulgaris L. common garden**.
2 latifulius broad-leaved «.

15157 MasticMna L. Mastich

15158 elongXtus LA. elongated o.

15159 tomentosus W. en. tomentose tt.

15160 lanceolatus Desf. lanceolate «L

15161 rragoriganum L. Goat's Origan.

15162 ffricaefolius Roth Heath-leaved «.

15163 croat icus Pers. Croatian **-

15164 Piperella L. Small Pepperminta.
§ 15165 filifdrmis W. filiform !U

or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or
cul
cul
or
or
or
or
or

OF

or
or

15166 virgatus Ten.

15167 fruticulibsus Bert.

twiggy
fruticulose

1 au

i jn.au
i jn.au

ijn.au
i jn.au

ijn.au
i jl.au

i jn.jl
i jn.jl

ijn.au
i jn au

i jn au
1 jn.au
1 my.au
1 my.au
1 jl.s
1 jl.s
1 jn.au

IJUu
1 my.jn

i jn.au
1 jl.au
i jl-au

I jn.jl
1 jlau
1 jl.au

Spain 1771. S
Crimea 1817. C
S. Europe 1823. C

C

Britain heaths. C
Britain heaths. D
Tauria 1820. D
Hungary 1806. D
Crimea 1822. C
Hungary 1817. C
Britain Scot. C

C

1816. C

S. Europe 1548. C
C

r.m Bar. ic. 777

CO

co Fl. por. 15

CO

s.p Eng. bot. 1514

co

co

s.p W. & K. 1. 71

CO
CO
CO
CO

CO

r.m

Pa.P Spain 1596. C co" Black. 134
1816. C co

Spain 1816. C co
N. Africa 1823. C s.l

Desf. at. 2. 128

Candia 1640. C co Alp. ex. 78
co

co W. & K. 2. 156
s.l Boc. mu. 2. 117
co
s.l
s.l

Spain 1806.

Hungary 1802. D

Spain 1810. D

Minorca 1770. C

Italy 1824. D

Sicily 1822. C

1682. ^'CYNOS Pers. ACTMOS.

15168 vulgaris Pers. Basil-lvd common
Tliyinus ,^'cynos L.

15169 heterophyllus G. Dow. variab!e-lvd O or

ivllus Pair.

(The Greek name of a balsamic plant.)

rhymus acynoides Ten. heterophyll

15170 patavlnus Pers. Paduan ^

15171 alp'mus Pers. alpine j£

15172 grandiflorus G. Don great-flowered S~
Zliymus grandiflorus Sm.

15173 rotundifblius Pers. round-leaved tt.

15174 purpurascens Pers. purpurascent ^

15175 herba baroni G.Don herb baroni
7*hymus herba bartjni Lot.

15176 suaveolens G. Don sweet-scented
Thymus suaveolens Sm.

15177 villbsus Pers. villous

15178 graveolens Lk. heavy-scented

G) or
OJ or
G) or

n. or
^ Q) or
a. or

O or
O or

jn.au
* jn.jl

f jn.au
ijn.s
A jl.au

4 jn.jl
1 jl.au

Britain
Italy

dryh. S
1822. S

Labiates. 11.
co Eng. bot 411

S. Europe 1776.

Austria 1731.

1810.

Spain
Spain
Corsica

1820.
1820.
1820.

Bot. mag. 2153
Jac. au, 1. 97

1 jl.au P.R Greece 1817. S s.l

I jn au
1 jn.au

1683. CALAMI'NTHA Ph. CALAMINT. (Kalos, beautiful,

15179 grandiflora Pers. great-flowered ^ A or 1 jn.s R
Melissa grandiflora B. M.

15180 caroliniana Swt. Carolina & & or 1 jn.jl F
Thymus grandifl6rus B. M.

15181 vulgaris Swt. common ^t A or 2 jl.au R
Melissa Calamintha L. Thymus Calamlntha E.B.

15182 ^epeta Ph. Nepete ^ A or 1J jl.o B
Melissa ^peta L.

15183 wiarifolia Pers. Marum-leaved ^ A or 1| jn.jl P
^epeta warifulia Cav. Thymus wjaritolius W. en.

15184 cretica Pers. Cretan tt- | or £ jn.jl P

15185 frutictea Pers. shrubby «L | or f jl.s P

15186 alba Lk. white ^ A or fjl.au W

Germany 1817.
Crimea 1820.

mintha, mint.)
Italy 1596.

Carolina 1804.
England bor.fi.
England ch.hil.
Spain 1788.

S. Europe 1596.
Spain ' 1752.
Hungary 1818.

1684. MELI'SSA L. BALM.

15187 officinalis L. " officinal

2 romana Roman hairy

15188 cordifolia Pers. heart-leaved

15189 altissima Sm. tallest

15190 pyrenaica Jac. Pyrenean
fforminum pyrenaicum L.

15191 polyanthos Lo. C. many-flowered

Labihtce. 8. —9.
D co Bot. mag. 208

D co Bot mag. 997

D s.l Eng. bot. 1676

D co Eng. bot. 1414

D co Cav. ic. a 576

D r.m Bar. ic. 1166
C r.m
D p.l

Labiate. 5.— 7.

(Melissa, a bee ; gather abundance of honey from it.)

^ A m 1 Jn-° W S. Europe 1573. D co
W S. Europe ... D co
W.P Italy 1808. D co
W Greece 1818. D s.l
W Pyrenees 1800. D s.l Jac. vin. 2. 183

A or 1 jl.au W

1820. D 8.1

* 1685, DRACOCE'PHALUM L. DRAGON'S HEAB

i. (Drakon, dragon, kephale, head

;fl.) ZaW«te.23. — 30.

15192 virginianum L.

Virginian ^

'. A

or

3

jl.s

R

N. Amer.

1683.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 4fi7

15193 speciosum Swt.

showy 3(

1 A

or

2

jlau

Pk

Siberia

1822.

D

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 93

15194 denticulatum L.

toothed ^

1 A

or

1

au.s

St

Carolina

1787.

1)

P.l

Bot. mag. 214

15195 variegatum Ven.

variegated ^

; A

or

lj

| au.s

P

Carolina

1812.

D

CO

Ven. eels 44

15196 cordatum Nut.

cordate-leaved ^

1 A

or

1

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1824.

1)

p.l

15197 Ruyschianum L.
15198 austrlacum L.

Ruysch's ^
Austrian ^

'. A
' A

or
or

2
1

jn.jl
jn.jl

B
B

N.Europe 1699.

Austria 1597.

D
D

p.j

Fl. dan. 121
Jac. ic. 1. 11£

15199 Aotryoides Stev.

Botrys-like ^

! A

or

i

jl.au

P

Siberia

1822.

D

CO

15200 palmktum L. palmated ^ A or
15201 canarienseL. Canary Halm o/GUeadtL \ | or
15202 peregnnum L. foreign ^t A or
15203 argunense Fit. Argun ^ A or
15204 granditibrum L. great-flowered ^ A °r
15205 altaiense Lam. Altaian ^ A or

Ujn.au
3 jl.s
i jl.au
1£ jl.au
1 }1
1 jl.au

P
Pa.P
B
B
B
P

Siberia
Canaries
Siberia
Siberia
Siberia
Georgia

1815.
1697.
1759.
1822.
1759.
1787.

D

C

D
D
D
U

CO

r.m
p.l

CO

p.l

CO

Com. h. 2. 41
Bot. mag. 1084
Bot. cab. 797
Bot. mag. 1009
N. c. p. 29. 3

15206 moldavicum L.

Moldavian

0

or

2

jl.au

B

Moldavia

1596.

S

CO

Lam. il. 513. 1

2 albiflorum

white-flowered

O

or

2

jl.au

W

Moldavia

1596.

S

CO

15207 parviflorum Nut.
1:>J08 canescens L.

Email-flowered ^
canescent

;g

cr

or

2!

|jl.au
jl.au

B
B

N. Amer.
Levant

1825.
1711.

I)
1)

p.l

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 38

15209 ibencum Stev.

Iberian ^

A

or

1

jl.au

B

Iberia

1820.

1)

p.l

15210 peltatum L.
15211 ttiymiflorum L.
15212 nutansi.

peltate
Thyme-flowered
noddine -^

0
0

A

or
or
or

jl.au

il.au

P
P
B

Levant

Siberia
Siberia

1711.
1752.
1731.

S

S
D

CO
CO
CO

Lam. il. 513. 2
Gm. si. 3. 50
Bot. reg. 841

15213 chamasdryovides Sa/6. Germander-Ik iU Al or
15214 tibiricum L. Siberian ^ A or

Ajl.au
1 jn.au

B
B

Siberia'

1823.
1760.

D
U

s.l.p
P.l

Bot. mag. 2183

240

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

1686. MELI'TTIS L. BASTARD BALM. (Melt, honey ; bees gather abundantly from.) LabiMx. 2. —4.

15215 Melissophyllum L. Melissa-leaved ^ A or 1 my.jn F England woods. D co Eng. hot. 577
2 alpinum alpine ^ A or I my.jn F SwitzerL ... D co

15216 grandiflura Sm. great-flowered ^ A or 1 my W.T England woods. D co Eng. bot 636

1687. O'CYMUM L.
15217 thyrsiflorum L.
15iil8 gratissimum L.

15219 basilicum L.

15220 pilosum W. en.

15221 micranthum W. en.

15222 viride If. en.

15223 suave W. en.

15224 canum Sims

15225 sanctum L.

15226 febrifugum Lindl.

15227 album L.

15228 americanum L.

15229 caryophyllatum Rox.
15250 vi!16sum Rox.
152.31 mentho'ides L.

15232 inodorum Lam.

15233 cristatum Rox.

15234 grandiflbrum Herit.

15235 minimum L.

15236 cordifolium Boj.

BASIL.

(Ozo, a smell ; powerful scent.)

thyrse-flowered^? lCj)l un ljjl.au
most grateful n. r 'I un 2 jl.au
common Q cul 1 jl.au

pilose O un 1 jl.s

small-flowered HH un 1 jl.au
green tt. f~l un

sweet-scented tt. I I un
O un

rm un
a. dm

rm or
rm un

)£ CZ3 or
£ EJor

hoary

holy

febrifuge

white

American

Clove-scented

villous

Mint-like

scentless

crested

great- flowered

least

heart-leaved

0 or

01 or
it. i _ | un

O cul
tt, i _ | un

3 jl.s

3 JLs

1 Jl

1 jl.s

3 jn.o

1 jl.s

1 jl.au

2 jl.au
2 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.s

1 JL.

2 8.0

1 jl.au

W

W

W

W

Pa.P

W.o

W

W

P

W

W

W

W

W

W

W

W

W

W

China

E. Indies 1806. S s.l

E. Indies 1751. C s.l

India 1548. S r.m

1816. S s.l

1816. S 8.1

1816. C s.l

1816.
1822.

E. Indies 1758.
S. Leone 1822.
E. Indies 1816.

\V. Indies 1789. S

E. Indies 1817. C

E. Indies 1817. C s.l

E. Indies 1783. S s.l

E. Indies 1823. S s.l

E. Indies 1822. S s.l

Abyssinia 1802. C s.l

E. Indies 1573. S r.m

Mauritius?1825. C s.l

Labiatts. 20. — 31.

Jac. vin. 3. 72
Jac. ic. 3. 495
Black. 104

C s.l

S co

S s.l

C co

S s.l

s.l

s.l

Bot. mag. 2452
R. mal. 70. 92
Bot. reg. 753

Jac. vin. 3. 86

Her. ser. 43
Schk. nan. 2. 166

* 1688. LUMNITZENR^ Jac. LUMNITZERA
§ 15237 ocymoides Jac. Ocymum-like

O'cymum poly'cladum Lk.
§ 15238 polystachya Jac. many-spiked

O'cymum polystachyon L.
15239 tenuiflora Spy. slender-fiwd £

§ 15240 capitata W. headed

O'cymum capitellatum L.
15241 moschata Spr. musk

Plectranthus moschata R. Br.

(Stephan Lumnitzer, a botanical author.) Labiate. 5. — 9

nn or
rm un

O1 un
O ec

1 jl.au W

1823. S co
E Indies 1783. S s.l

I jl.au

II jl.au

Pa.P E. Indies 1703. S s.l
W China 1806. S s.l

Mur. 3. 3

Ru. am. 5. 92. 2

iDJ or 1| jl.s W N. Holl. 1S23. S co

* 1689. PLECTRA'NTHUS Herit. PLECTRANTHUS.

§ 15242 fruticbsus Herit. shrubby is. \ | or

15243 scutellariokies R.Br. Skullcap-like fCTi or
OVymum scutellario'ides H. K.

(Plfktron, cock's spur, anthos, flower.) Labiatte. 23. — 38»
3 jn.s B C. G. H. 1774. C r.m Her. »er. 85. 41
2 jl.au B E. Indies 1764. S l.p Bot. mag. 1446

15244 galeatus Vahl

helmeted

rm un

2

jl.au

B

Nepal

1820.

S

8.1

15245 graveolens R. Br.
15246 australis R, Br.

heavy-smelling tt. i | un
southern iQI un

2
2

au.s
au.s

B
B

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1826.
1826.

C
C

p.l

p.l

Bot. reg.

1098

15247 incanus Lk.

hoary

f iAI or

3

jl.au

B

1822.

D

CO

15248 monachorum Spr.

monks'

lOJun

1

jl.au

W

E. Indies

1796.

S

6.1

O'cymum monacho

rum L.

15249 m611is Spr.

soft

iO\ un

1

s

V

E. Indies

1781.

s

s.l

O'cymum m611e H.

K.

15250 asper Spr.
§ 15251 Forskohl^j W.

rough
Forskohl'8

tt. C] or

2
3

au.s
o.n

B
B

E. Indies 1824.
Abyssinia 1806.

C

C

rp

Bot. mag. 2036

barbatus B. R.

15252 strobiliferus Rox.

strobiliferous

rm un

1

il.au

B

E. Indies

1804,

s

s.l

15253 secundus Rox.

side flowering

rm un

1

jl.au

B

E. Indies

1816.

s

8.1

15254 punctatus Herit.

dotted

§or

2

jamy

B

Africa

1775.

s

r.m

Her. ser.

87.41

152r>5 rotundifdlius Spr.
15256 rhymiflurus Spr.

round-leaved
Thyme-flvvd

un
un

1

1

jl.au
au.s

B
B

Mauritius 1823.
E. Indies 1826.

s

C

s.l

p.l

15257 viscosus Spr.

clammy

n. 1 1 un

^

au.s

B

E. Indiei

1826.

C

p.l

15258 parviflurus W. en.
15259 cordifolius D. Don

small. Howered tt. i j | or
heart-leaved tt. i 1 un

3
2

jn.s
jl

B
B

S Amer.
Nepal

1805.
1823.

C

C

1.P

S.1

W. h. b. 65

15260 comosus Sims

comose

tt. Q pr

2

au

B

Nepal

1821.

s

CO

Bot. mag

.2318

15261 coloratus D. Don

colored

tt | | un

2

au.s

B

Nepal

1820.

C

p.l

15262 Coetsa Ham.

Coetsa

£ i Al un

2

o

B

Nepal

1823.

C

8.1

15263 ternatus Sims tern

ate Omi-ne Plat

*£ [A] or

| au

P

Madagasc

:.1821.

D

r.m

Bot. mag

.2460

15264 ternifolius D. Don

three-leaved

£ 1 | un

2

au.s

B

Nepal

1820.

C

p.l

1690. POGOSTE^MON De.tf. POGOSTEMONT. (Pogon, a beard, stemon, a stamen.) Labiatce. 1.

15265 plectrantho^des Desf. Plectranth-lk tt. _| or 1 ... W C f.p

1691. TRICHOSTENMA L. TRICHOSTEMA. (Thrix, hair, sterna, stamen ; slender.) Labiatte. 2.— 4.

15266 dichdtomum L. dichotomous O or 1 jn.jl B N. Amer. 1759. S s.l Lam. il. 515

15267 lineare MM. linear-leaved O pr 1 jn.au B N. Amer. 1759. S s.p Di. el. 285. 369

iA Lab. PROS
toothed

lANTHERA.

it i | or

?

ostheke,
jn.au

appendag
.. N.

e, anil
Holl.

era, an
1824.

tne
C

r.) i
s.p

MOIO.

ife. I. —

rhomb-leaved

«l_Jor

4

jn.au

.. N.

Holl.

1823.

C

».p

round-leaved

it | | or

3

jn.au

.. N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

cut-leaved
\\o\et-colored

0 l | or
* i lor

3
5

jn.au
my.au

V

.. N.
N.

Holl.
Holl.

1823.
1820.

C

C

s.p
s.p

Bot. reg. 1072

\\ncnr-leaved Ht \ \ or
villous-floweredfi i | or

3

2

jn.au
jnjl

r

.. N.

w N.

Holl.

S. W.

1824.
1808.

C
C

s.p

S.p

Bot

reg. 143

15268 denticulata R. Rr.
152fi9 rhumbea R. Br.

15270 rotundifdlia R. Br.

15271 indsa R. Br.
15'272 violacea R. Br.

15273 linearis R. Br.

15274 lasianthos Lab.

1693. SCUTELLA^RIA L. SKULLCAP. (Scutella, a small dish ; figure of calyx.) Labiate. 31.— 45.

I. SOLITARIIFLORJJ. — Flowers aelllary, solitary,

15275 galericulata L.
15276 hastifolia L.
151277 scordifolia Fis.
15.'78 minor L.
15279 verna Beg.
15280 ambigua Nut.
15281 havanen&is Jac.
15282 humilis R. Br.
15283 parvula MX.

small-capped
spear-leaved
Scordium-lvd
less
spring
ambiguous
Ha van nan
dwarf
very small

^t A °r
i A or
^ A or
^ A or
^ A or
tA or
[A1 or
£ iAI cu
3t A cu

1 jn.s B
1 jn.jl P
J jn.jl B
% jl.au Pk
J jn.jl B
i jn.jl B
2 my.jn B
1 jn.jl B
i jl.au B

Britain wat.pl. D co Eng. bot. 523

Germany 1798. D co

Siberia 1817. D p.l

Britain m.hed. D co

S. Europe 1821. D p.l

N. Amer. 1824. D p.l

Havannab.1793. D s.l

N. Holl. 1823. D p.l

N. Amer. 1822. S p.l

Eng. bot. 524

Jac. ob. 2. 29
Hook. ex. fl. 105

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

241

15284 grandiflora Sims

11. RACEMIFLOR*: — Flowers in racemes, sp
large-flowered ^ A or lljl.au P.Y

ncate, axil,
Siberia

1804.

n

s.l

Bot. mag. 635

15285 Iaterifl6ra L.

side-flowering

9t A

or

1 jn.s

B

N. Amer.

1752.

D

p.l

III. TERMIN

ALIFLf

)R^E. •

— Raceme

s tern

li

nal, simplt

15286 orientalis L.
15287 macrantha Fis.

oriental
long-flowered

^ A
k A

or
or

1 jl.s
IJl.s

Y
B

Levant
Siberia

"1729.
1827.

D
D

Pi

CO

Bot. mag. 2120

15288 altaica Ledeb.

Altaian

k A

or

i n.jl

Siberia

1817.

D

p.l

15289 decumbens Sieb.

decumbent

^ Al or

i jn.jl

B"

S. Europe 1825.

D

p.l

hirta Sm.

15290 alpina L.

alpine

£ A

or

f jn.o

B.w

Hungary

1752.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 90

15291 peregrina L.

foreign

k A

or

2 jn.o

V

Italy

1683.

D

CO

W. & K. 2. 125

15292 altissima L.

tallest

^ A

or

1 jl.au

D.P

Levant

1731.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 2548

15293 pSllida Bleb.

pale

:k A

or

2 jl.au

W

Crimea

3824.

D

CO

Gm. si. 58

15294 Col6mn« All.

Columna's

3( A

or

1£ jn.au

B

Italy

1806.

D

CO

Sw.fl.gar.52

15295 rubicunda Horn.

ruddy

& A

or

2 jl.au

Pk

1823.

1)

CO

15296 nigrescens Spr.

nigrescent

3t A

pr

2 jl.au

Y

Candia

1826.

R

CO

15297 albida £..

Whitish

3t A

or

1J jn.jl

W.P

Levant

1771.

U

s.l

Sab. rom. 3. 29

15298 lupulina L.

wolf

£k A

or

1 jn.s

Y.w

Tartary

1739.

D

p.l

Schm. ic. 73

15299 integrifolia Z,

entire-leaved

k A

or

1 jn.s

B

N. Amer.

1731.

1)

p.l

Pluk. aL 441. 6

15300 Ayssopifolia L.

Hyssop-leaved

£ A

or

1 jn.s

B

N. Amer.

1731.

1)

CO

15301 purpiirascens Swz.
15302 carolinikna Z,a»i.

purpurascent
Carolina

^ A
^ A

or
or

l|jn!jl

B
B

W. Indies 1820.
Carolina 1811.

D
D

p.l

CO

Lam. il. 515. 3

15303 nervbsa Ph.

fibrous

£ A

or

1 jl.au

B

Virginia

1826.

R

CO

IV. COMPOS!'

riFLbR

IE. —

Racemes

compc

>?,

tnd, termii

ml.

15304 pilosa Mr.

pilose

^ A

or

1 jl.au

B

N. Amer.

1825.

D

p.l

15305 serrate Andr.

sa.vf-leaved

k A

or

4 jn.s

B

N. Amer.

1800.

D

s.l

Bot. rep. 494

1694. Ptf UNE'LLA L. SELF.HKAL. (Z>«? breaune,

disease of jaws. Ger. ; supposed med. qual.) Labiate. 13.

15306 vulgaris Z,,

common

3t A

m

i jl.au

Pk

Britain i

ne. pa.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 961

2 alba

w h i te-flowered

%L A

cu

1 jl.au

w

Britain i

one. pa.

D

CO

15307 pennsylvanica W.

Pennsylvanian

*k A

or

i jl.s

Pa.E

1

N. Amer.

1801.

D

p.l

W.h.b.9

15308 ovate Z>«/.

ovate-leaved

O

un

IJUu

P

America

S

l.p

15309 grandiflora L.

great-flowered

^ A

or

4 i-s

Austria

1596.

D

p.l

BoL mag. 2014

15310 latifolia Lo. C.

broad-leaved

^ A

or

ijl.au

P

D

p.l

15311 longifolia P<?«.
15312 alba Pall.

long-leaved
white

5t A

^ A

or
or

I jl.au
IJl.au

P
W

France
Siberia

1800.
1800.

D
D

p.l

p.l

15313 intermedia Lk.

intermediate

at A

or

» £•

Portugal

1790.

D

S.1

Bot. mag. 337

15314 incisa L*.

cut

:k A

or

ijl-s

Pk

«••...

1823.

D

CO

15315 laciniate Pers.

jagged

*k A

or

1 l.s

Y

Austria

1713.

D

p.l

Lam. il. 516.

15316 hastate Sro/.

hastate

& A

or

i jlau

Spain

1818.

D

p.l

15317 Ayssopifolia L.
15318 hirta Bernh.

Hyssop-leaved
hairy

k A
^ A

or
or

1 Jl-s
ljl.au

L.B
P

France
Europe

1731.
1812.

D

D

ft

p.l

M.h. 11.5.7

1695. CLEO^NIA Z,.
15319 lusitanica L.

CLEONIA.
Portugal

(A Greek name employed
O or 1 jn.jl L.B

by Theophrastus.)
Portugal 1710.

S

Labiate. 1.
co Mil. ic. 1. 70

1696. PRA'SIUM L.

PRASIUM.

(The Greek name for horehound.)

Labiate. 2.

15320 majus L.

greater Spanish

!«-_

leu

2 jn.au

W

Spain

1699.

C

r.m

Fl.gr. 584

15321 minus L.

smaller Sicilian^. _J cu

1 jn.au

W

Sicily

1751.

C

r.m

1697. PHRY^MA L.

PflRTMA.

(Meaning unknown.)

Labiate. 1.

15322 leptostachya Z,.

slender-spiked

^ A

cu

1^ au.s

W.p

N. Amer. 1802.

D

l.p

Pluk. am. 380. 5

CLASS XIV. ORDER 2.
DIDYNANMIA ANGIOSPE'RMIA.

*1698. GESNEXR7.4L.

15323 scabra Swz.

15324 corymbosa Sum.

15325 hirsute H. & B.

15326 wlmifolia Hum.
pendunna Lindl.

15327 calycina Swz.

15328 h&milis L.

15329 tubiflora Cav.

15330 Douglas/i Lindl.

15331 aggregate Ker

15332 bulb^sa Ker

15333 acatilis L.

GESNERIA. (Conrad Gesner, of Zurich, the famous botanist.) Gesneritte. 11. — 26.

rough «. CD or 1 jn.au S Jamaica 1820. C p.l

corymbose tL I 1 or 2 jn.au S Jamaica 1822. C p.l

hairy tL O or 1 jn.au S Cumana 1826. C p.l

Elm-leaved £ E3 or 2 jn.au S S. Amer. 1820. C p.l Bot. reg. 1032

torgt'-calyxed tt. CD or 1| Jamaica ... C p.l

humble tt. CD or f ... S Cuba ... R p.l PL gen. 183. 2

tube-flowered A G3 or 2 fmr S S. Amer. 1815. R p.l Cav. ic. 584

Douglas's A {23 or 1£ s R.Y Rio Jan. 1826. R p.l

aggregate & (23 or 2 au S Brazils 1816. R p.l Bot. reg. 320

bulbous A 23 or 2 my.jn S Brazils 1816. R p.l Bot reg. 343

stemless & E3 or 1 ... S Jamaica 1793. R l.p SI. jam. 1. 102. 1

1699. CODONO'PHORA Lindl. CODONOPHORA. (Kodon, a little bell, phoreo, to bear.) Gesnerieee. 2.

15334 lanceolkta Lindl. lanceolate-/i/d tt- O or 2 my.jl S S. Amer. 1752. C p.l BoL mag. 1023
Gesnera tomentosa L.

15335 grandiflora Lindl. great-flowered «L O or 1£ my.jl S Brazil 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 428
Gesnfcw'a prasinata Ker

1700. PENTARA^PHIA Lindl. PENTARAPHIA. (Pente, five, raphis, a spike.) Gesnerila:. I.

15336 longiflbra Lindl. long-flowered tt. O or 1| jn.jl ... Jamaica 1823. C p.l
Gesnerwz ventricosa Swz.

1701. SINNFNGI4 Nees SIVNINGIA. (W. Sinning, gardener to the university of Bonne.) Gesneriea?. 6,

15337 Helleri Nees

15338 calycina Hort.

15339 guttata Lindl.

15340 veluttna Lindl.

15341 villosa Lindl.

Heller's
/arg^-ca
spotted
velvety
viHous

. I I or I jn.jl
CZi or 1 jl.au

W.c, Rio Jan.
R.w Jamaica
1J my.jl Y.R.W Brazil
" Y Brazil

Brazil

or 1J my.jl
or If my.jl Y.G
R

1820.
1824.

1827. C p.l
1827. C p.l
1827. C p.l

C p.l Bot. reg. 997
C p.l

' Bot reg. 1112

242

D1DYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

1702. GLOXI'N/^ Herit. GLOXINIA. (B. P. Gloxin, of Colmar, a botanist.) Gesneriece. 4.

15342 maculata Herit.

15343 speciosa B. R.
2 alba

15344 caulescens B. R.

15345 hirsuta B. M.

spotted-stalked £ fA] or
showy £ (23 or

caulescent £ 123 or
hairy £ fTVl or

1 jl.o P S. Amer. 1739. C s.p Bot. mag. 1191 1

i jn.n P S. Amer. 1815. C s.p Bot.reg. 213

A jn.n W S. Amer. ... D s.p

fjl.au P Pernamb. 182& D p.l Bot. reg. 1127

£ jn.au B & Amer. 1824. D s.p Bot. mag. 2690

1703. LINNJE\4 Gro. LINIMBA. (Carl vonLinne, most eminent of modern naturalists.) Caprifoliacea. 1.

15346 borealis Gro. northern JU. A pr i my.au F Scotl. dry st.c. D l.p Eng. bot. 433
2 americana American JU. A or £ my.au F N. Amer. 1800. D l.p

1704. MELIA'NTHUS L. HONEY FLOWER. (Melt, honey, anthos, flower ; abounds in.) Ruiacea:? 3.

15347 major L. greater « i 1 or 10 my.jl Br C. G. H. 1688. Sk s.l Bot. reg. 45

15348 minor L. smaller m\ | or 2 au Br C. G. H. 1696. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 301

15349 comusus Vahl tufted * i l or 3 ... Y C. G H. 1820. Sk s.l Com. r. 4. 4

1705. KRAMEfR/^ L. KRAMERIA. (J. G. H. and W. H. Kramer, German botanists.) Pohiaulece 1. —7

Mexico 1824. C s.p Fl. mex. ic. in.

or

15350 pauciflora Sess6 few-flowered

* 1706. BIGNO^N/^ L. TRUMPET FLOWER. (Abbe Bignon, libr. to Louis XIV.)

I. BiNA^rJE.— Leaves binate, tendrilled y peduncles

or

15351 unguis L. claw ft. CD

15352 staminea Lam. Jon^-stamened ft. I 1 or 10
16353 capreolata L. tendrilled _£ or 15 jn.jl

15354 pub£scens L. pubescent fl_ I 1 or 15 jn.jl

15355 £equinoctialis L. equinoctial ft. I I el 40 ap.o
153.56 Chamberlayn« B.R. Chamberlayne'sft. I I el 40 ap.o
15357 salicifolia Kth. Willow-leaved ft. CD or 10

Bignoniacece. 53. —82.

e orfewjlwd,from 15360. racemose, from 15368. panicled.
10 ... Y W. Indies 1759. L s.p PI. am. 94

Y Hispaniol.1825. 'C l.p Plu. spec. 56. 2
N. Amer. 1710. C s.p Bot. mag. 864

15358 chrysoleuca Bonp.
15359 alliacea Lam.
15360 spectabilis Vahl
15361 picta Kth.
15362 rigescens Jac.
15363 Iactifl6ra Vahl
15364 meonantha Lk.
15365 /aurifolia Vahl
15366 grandifolia Jac.
15367 latifMia Rich.
15368 elongata Vahl
15369 mollissima Kth.
15370 candicans Rich.
15371 diversifolia Kth.
15372 floribunda Kth.

yellowish-white/
Garlic-scented \
showy i
painted /
rigescent /
milk-flowered j
smaller-flwd j
Laurel-leaved j
large-leaved j
broad-leaved j
elongated J
softest j
whitish {
various-leaved j
bundle-flwd {

:B™

-CD°r
CD or
1 lor
_ CD or
I CD or
_ 1 1 or
I CD or
_ 1 1 or
L 1 1 or

. r~i or

^ CD or
1 | or
I CD or

10
10
10
10
20
20
20
20
60
10
8
10
10
10
12

jn.jl

jn'jl
jnjl
jn.jl

S
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y.w S. Amer. 1824. C l.p

Campeachyl759. C

Guiana 1768. C s.i PI. ic. 55. 1

Brazil 1820. C s.l Bot. reg. 741

Trinidad 1824. C l.p

W. Indies 1790. C l.p

W. Indies 1820. C l.p

S. Amer. 1823. C s.l

Caraccas 1823. C s.p Jac. sc. 2I&

SantaCruzl823. C s.p Vahl sy. 66

N. Holl.? ... C s.p

Guiana 1804. C l.p

Caraccas 1816. C p.l Bot. reg. 418

Cayenne 1823. C l.p

S. Amer. 1820. C l.p Vahl <*. 2. 16

Caraccas 1820. C l.p Vahl eel. 2. 16

Cayenne 1820.

Mexico

Mexico

l.p

1825. C Lp
1824. C Lp

15373 crucigera L.

15374 chirire Aub.
heterophylla W.

15375 venusta B. R.

15376 incarnata Aub.

15377 m611is Vahl

II. TERNAV/E. — Leaves ternate, tendrilled, except No. 15382.

cross-bearing
Chiriri

lovely

fiesh-colored

soft

ft. CD or 20
ft. CD or 10

Y.3

R.O

S. Amer. 1759. L s.p PI. ic. 58
Guiana 1824. C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 260

P.R

tomentbsa Rich, not Thun.
15378 pallida Lindl. pale-flowered

15379 littoralis Kth.

15380 viridiflbra Lod.

15381 apurensis Kth.

15382 triphylla L.

15383 echinata L.

O S. Amer. 1816. C l.p Bot. reg. 249

Guiana
Guiana

1820.
1818.

C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 261
C l.p Vahl ec. 2. 10

shore ft,

green-flowered ft,
Apure ft.

three-leaved Jfc

bristly-fruited ft. CD or 20
Jacardnda echinata Spr.

Ill

15384 fluviatilis Aub. river

15385 Leuc6xylon L. white-wooded £ I I or 12 jn.jl

15386 chrysantha Jac. yellow-flowered f CD or 10

15387 serratifolia Vahl saw-leaved f | | or 20

15388 tz-sculifolia Kth. Horsechestnut-lvd $ CD or 20

W. Indies 1823. C r.m Bot. reg. 965

Mexico 1824. C l.p

S. Amer. 1823. C l.p Bot. reg. 1626

Orinoco 1824. C l.p

S. Amer. 1733. R l.p

Guiana 1804. C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 264

^TM. — Leaves digitate.
CD or 6 ... W Guiana
Pk
Y
Y
Y ? Mexico

1824. C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 267

W.Indies 1759. C l.p Bot. rep. 43

Guiana 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 211

W. Indies 1822. C l.p

IV. PINNA ^IME. — Leaves simply pinnate.

15389 bijuga Vahl twin.leaved ft CD or 6 Madagasc.1822. C l.p

15390 Clfematis Kth. Clematis-like ft. CD or 15 Caraccas 1820. C Lp

V. COMPOSITE. — Leaves decomposed or bipinnate.
variable fl^ CD or 10 ... Y.w Caraccas 1819. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 212

Indian
cork-barked

or 40 ...
|or 38 ...

ft. CD or 10
"CD or 10

O
W

India 1775. C l.p R.mal.1.43

E. Indies 1820. C l.p

Orinoco 1819. C Lp

Orinoco 1826. C l.p

Guiana 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 266

15391 variabilis Jac.
153P2 indica L.

15393 suberosa Rox.
Millingt6m'a hortensis L.

15394 Chica Hum. Chica

15395 Jasminif51ia Kth. Jasmine-lea ved/L

15396 alba Aub. white ft_ CD or
Jacardnda alba Spr.

VI. SiMPLicirbLiA. — Leaves simple, cor date, five-nerved.

15397 tomentosa Thun. woolly 1 CD or 10 Japan 1820. C p.l Kara. 860

Incarvillea tomentosa Spr.

~ul to which of the sections they belong.

or 10 E. Indies P1823. C p.l

or 10 E Indies? 1823. C p.l

or 10 E. Indies? 1823. C p.l

VII. DU^BIJS. -

15398 decipiens Lo. C. deceiving ft.

15399 crenata Lo. C. crenated

15400 Ifccida Lo. C. shining

15401 multifida Lo. C. many-cleft ft.

15402 quadrangularis Rox. quadrangular ft_

15403 purpureaio.C. purple •

or 10
or 10

I or 6

... E.Indies? 1823. C p.l
... E. Indies? 1823. C p.l
... S. Amer. 1822. C Lp

1707. AMPHILO^BIUM Kth. AMPHILOBIUM. (Amphi, around, lobos, a pod.) Bignonihcece. 1. — 3.

15404 paniculatum Kth. panicled ft. CD or 20 ... P W. Indies 1738. C Lp Pl.ic.56. 1
Bign5nta paniculata W.

1708. SPATHO^DEA Beauv. SPATHODEA. (Spathe, a sheath ; fl. sheathed at base.) Bignoniacea;. 7. — 13.

15405 uncata Spr. hooked ft. CD or 10 s Y Guiana 1804. C s.p Bot. mag. 1511
Bignonia uncata B. M.

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPEIIMIA.

243

15406corymb5sa Ven. corymbose

15407 Rheedw Spr. Rheede's
Bignom'aspathacea JRetz.

15408 Roxburgh Spr. Roxburgh's
Bigii6n*a quadrilocularis Rox.

15409 laiVis Beauv. smooth

15410 Iongifl6ra Ven. long-flowered
Bign&m'a chelonoldes L.

15411/raxinifolia Kth. Ash-leaved fl_ CD or 10
Bignom'a /raxinifolia Spr.

1 CD or 16

t CD or 12
1 CD or 12

Y
Crea

Trinidad 1824.
E. Indies 1794.

l.p R. mal. 1.43

Pk E. Indies

C l.p

Guiana 1825.
E. Indies 1816.

Beau. ow. 1. 29
R. mal. 6. 29

Caraccas 1822. C l.p

1709. FIE^LD/JCun.
15412 australis Can.

FlELDIA.

southern

(Baron Field, some time chief judge in N. S. Wales.) Bignoniucece. 1.
Jk i_J or 1 jl.au W N. Holl. 1826. C s.l Ex. fl. 232

(Tecomaxochitl, the Mexican name.)

n
Q

6

6 jl.au

Sign,

Brazil 1820. C
W. Indies 1733. C

niacece. 13.

p.l

p.l Marcg.br. 118

fl_L_Jor ap.jl O N. S. W. 1793. C s.p Bot. mag. 8G5

1710. TE'COMA J. TECOMA.

15413 splendida Spr. splendid

15414 pentaphylla J. five-leaved
Bignoma pentaphylla L.

15415 australis R. Br. southern
BignoniYi Pandora? Andr.

15416 digitata Kth. digitate

15417 m6llis Hum. soft

15418 radlcans J. rooting
Bignbn/a radicans L.

1 major greater Ash-lvd

2 minor smaller Ash-lvd

15419 grandifl6ra Swt. large-flowered _
Bignoma grandiflbra Thun. chinensis

15420 cap^nsis B. R. Cape
Bignom'a cap£nsis H. K.

15421 stans J. standing
Bignom'a stans L.

15422 inclsa Swt. cut-leaved
Bignom'a incisa Co. C.

15423 sambucifolia Kth. Sambucus-lvd

15424 rosaefolia Kth. Rose-leaved

15425 sorbifolia Kth. Sorbus-leaved

1711. CHILO'PSIS D. Don CHILOPSIS. (Ghettos, a lip, opsis, resemblance; flower.) Bignoniacea. I.

15426 saligna D. Don Willow-leaved * i_J or 10 ... Pk Mexico 1825. C p.l Cav. ic. 3. 269.
Bignbnz'a linearis Cav.

&\ |or
1 or

'1 or
1 or

sis Lam.
6 lor

• CD or
• CD or

ill — lor

6 ... Y S. Amer.
6 ... Y Mexico
30 jl.au O N. Amer.

30 jl.au O N. Amer.
20 jl.au S N. Amer.
30 jl.au 0 China
Incarvillea grandiflfcra Spr.
8 jl.s O C. G. H.

12 au Y America
10 au Y S. Amer.

6 Y Peru
6 ... Y Peru
6 ... Y S. Amer.

1818.
1824.
1640.

1640.
1640.
1800.

1823.
1730.
1820.

1824.

C

c:
u

R

C

c

c

S

c

c
c
c

Lp
p.l
S.p

s.p
s.p
r.m

p.l
l.p
l.p

p.l
p.
p.l

Bot. mag. 485
Cat. car. 1. 65
Bot. mag. 1398

Bot. reg. 1117
PL ic. 54

(Its name in Brazil.)

B Guiana

Blenoniaceee.
1793. C Lp

15431 brasiliana Pers.

15432 pubescens Lo. C.
15433/ilicifulia D. Don

rhombifolia Mey.

Brazil 1824.
Bahamas 1724.

Brazil

Bot reg. 1103
Cat. car. 1. 42

1712. JACARA'NDA J. JACARANDA.

15427 copcLia D. Don Copaia iCDor 20
pr6cera Spr. Bign&m'« procera W. copaia Aub.

15428 tomentosa R. Br. woolly f CD or 20

15429 bahamensis B. M. Bahama £ \ | or 10 jl.au

Bignom'a cseriilea L.

15430 mimosifclia D. Don Mimosa-leaved 1 CD or 10 ap.my B Brazil 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 631
ovalifolia R. Br.

Brazilian T I I or 20

pubescent J CD or 15

Fern-leaved T C~i or 15

1820. C l.p
1825. C l.p
W. Indies 1800. C Lp

1713. DIDYMOCA'RPUS Jac. DIDYMOCARPUS. (Didymos, double, karpost fr.) Didymocarpece. 1 — 8.
§ 15434 Rexw Bow. Rex's £ tAl or f jn.au B C. G. H. 1823. D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 227

*1714. SALPIGLO'SSIS R. 8( P. SALPIGLOSSIS.

15435 straminea Hook. straw-colored RTI or

15436 sinuata R.&fP. scolloped O or

15437 parviflora G. Don small-flowered tAl or

(Salpigx, a tube, glossa, a tongue.)
lijn.au R.w Chile 1824. S p.l
1 jl.s D.P Chile 1827. S p.1
1 jl.s Y Chile 1827. S p.l

Solanece. 3.
Hook. ex. fl. 229

*1715. ECCREMOCA'RPUS R. fyP. ECCREMOCARPUS. (Ekkremes, pendent, karpos, fruit.) Bignoniacece : 2 — 3.

^ 15438 scaber R. $ P. * rough fl_ i | pr 6 jl.au O Chile 1824. C s.l.p Bot. reg. 939

15439 longiflorus Hum. long-flowered |_ • | pr 6 jl.au O Peru 1825. C s.l.p

1716. SE'SAMUM W. OILY GRAIN.

15440 orientate W. oriental

15441 indicum W. Indian

* 1717. PENTSTE'MON W. PENTSTEMON.

15442 campanulatus W. bell-flowered £

15443 rbseusG. Don roseate £
Chelone rosea Cer. angustifblia B. R.

$ 15444 elegans G. Don elegant £
Chel5ne elegans Kth.

15445 atropurpiireusG.DoM dark purple £
Chel6ne atropurpurea Swt.

15446 Kunthw G. Don Kunth's £
Chelone angustifolia Kth.

15447 Richardsomz Dou. Richardson's £

15448 lse\\g'AtusH. K. smooth £

15449 erianthemsPA. woolly-anthered£
Chelone cristata Spr.

15450 glaber Ph. smooth £
Chelone erianthfera Spr.

15451 hirsutus W. narr.-lvd hairy £

15452 pubescens H.K. broad-lvd pubescent^

15453 angustifolius Ph. narrow-leaved £
ChelunecaaruleaSpr. hirsuta Mil.

15454 albidus Nut, whitish ^

15455 Bradbum Ph. Bradbury's jg
Chelone grandiflora Spr.

15456 digitklis Nut. finger £

15457 gracilis Nut. slender tf

(Semsem, its Arabic name.) Sesames. 2. — 4.

RT1 clt 1 j jl WE. Indies 1731. S co R. mal. 9. 54

fDI clt 1J jl Pa.P E. Indies 1731. S co Bot. mag. 1788

(Pente
_|or
Al or

, five, stemon, stamen ; 4 perfect, 1 imper.) Scrophular. 16.
U mr.o L.P Mexico 1794. D p.l Bot. mag. 1878
li ... R Mexico 1825. D p.l Sw. fl. gar. 230

Al or

1| jn.jl

L.P

Mexico 1827.

D

p.l

Al or

lljl.o

D.P

Mexico 1827.

D

p.l

Sw.fl.gar.235

Alor

1| ...

P

Mexico 1825.

D

p.l

H.&B.2. 173

A or

A or
A or

28 au.s
| au.s

D.P
L.P
P

Colombia 1825.
N. Amer. 1776.
Louisiana 1811.

D
D
D

p.l
P.l
P.l

Bot. reg. 1121
Bot. mag. 1425

A or

IJjLs

D.P

Louisiana 1811.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1672

A °r
A or
A °r

1 au.s
1| au.s
1| jl.s

L.P
L.P
L.P

N. Amer. 1758.
N. Amer. 1758.
Louisiana 1811.

D
D
D

p.l
p.l
p.l

M.h.ll. 12.3
Bot. mag. 1424

A or
A °r

2*jLs

W
P

Missouri 1823.
Louisiana 1811.

D
D

p'l

A or
A or

liJLs
R 2 "

W
B

Arkansa 1824.
N. Amer. 1824.

D
D

PJ

Sw. fl. gar. 230

244

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

* 1718. CHELONNE L. CHELONE. (Ckelone, a tortoise ; back of helmet of fl. compared to.) Scrophular. 4.— 6.

15458 glabra L. smooth

15459 obliqua L. oblique

15460 Lyt.m Ph. Lyon's
major B. M.

15461 gentianolda Hum. Gentian-like

15462 barbata Cav. bearded

A or 4 au.o
A or 4 au.o
A or 4 jl.s

3 jl.au
3 jn.s

N. Amer. 1730. D p.l Tr. ehr. 83
N. Amer. 1752. D p.l Bot. reg. 175
N. Amer. 1812. D p.l Bot. mag. 186*

O.s Mexico 1825. D p.l

O.s Mexico 1794. D p.l Bot. reg. 116

1719. TOURRE'TT/^ Domb. TOURRETTIA. (M. A. de la Tourrette, a friend of Rousseau's.) Sesames. 1.

15463 teppacea W. Burdock J. O cu 6 jn.au R.G Peru 1788. S s.l Sal. st.5.3
Domb£y« /appacea Herit.

1720. MARTY' N/^ L. MARTYNIA. (John Martyn, F.R.S., prof, hot, Cambridge.) Sesamea;. 4. —5.

15464 diandra Glox. two-anthered O or 1£ jl.au R NewSpain 1731. S s.l Bot. rep. 575

15465 proboscidea Glo*. proboscis-like iQI or f jn.au L.B America 1738. S r.m Bot. mag. 1056
annua /.,

15466 longiflbra L. long-flowered iQI or 2 jl.au Pa.P C. G. H. 1781. S s.l Mee. ic. 1. 7

15467 lutea Lindl. yellow RTI or 1£ au Y Brazils 1825. S co Bot. reg. 934

1721. CRAN1OLANRIA L. CRAMOLARIA. (Kramon, a skull ; sup. resemb. in capsules.) Sesumece. I.

15468 annua L. annual OJ or 1£ jl.au W & Amer. 1733. S s.l Jac. am. 110
Martynja Craniolaria Swz.

1722. ^CA'NTHUS L. BEAR'S BREECH

15469 mollis L. soft

15470 nlger Mil. black

15471 hispanicus Hort. Spanish

15472 spinbsus L. prickly- leaved

15473 spinossissimus Pers. spiniest

15474 zlicifulius L. Holly-leaved tt.

15475 carduifolius Thun. Thistle-leaved tf ,AI or

(Akantha, a spine ; some species spiny.) Acanthacete. 7. — 9.

A or 3 jl.s P.w Italy 1548. D co Lam. il. 550

3 jl.s P.w Portugal 1759. D co

W Spain 1700. D co

P.W Italy 1629. D co Bot. mag. 1808

P.w S. Europe 1629. D co

... E. Indies 1759. C co R. mal. 2. 48

B C. G. H. 1816. S p.l

jl.s

2 jl.s

3 jl.s
3 jl.s
2

1 jl.s

1723. BLE'PHARIS J. BLEPHARIS. (Blepharis, the eyelashes ; bracteas of calyx.)

1818. S Ip

^ Ol or 1 jl.au B

15476 capensis Pers. Cape
Acanthus capensis Thun.

15477 furcata Pers. fork-spined ». i | or 2 jn.au

15478 procumbens Pers. procumbent !U i | or 1 jn.au

15479 boerhaav«<a»/o/wz Pers, Boerhaavia-lvd fTTI or 1 jl.au

15480 linearifolia Pers. linear-leaved fm or 2 jn.au

C. G.

Acanthaceae. 5. — 10.

C. G. H. 1816. S l.p

C. G. H. 1825. S l.p

E. Indies 1821. S l.p Bur. in. 42. 2

Guinea 1823. S l.p

1724. LEPIDA'GATHIS W. LEPIDAGATHIS. (Lepis, a scale, agathis, a ball.) Acanthacece. 1. — 2.
15481 cristata W. crested £ (23 or 2 E. Indies 1820. C sU

1725. BARLE"RJ^ L. BARLERIA. (Alt from J. Barrelier, a Domin. of Paris, a eel. bot.) Acanthacece. 12. —21.

15482 iuxifolia L.

Box-leaved

it

CD cu

2

jn.jl

W

E. Indies

1768.

C

l.p

R. mal. 2. 47

15483 solanifMia L.

Solanum-leave

d*

1 1 or

2

B

W. Indies

C

l.p

PI. gen. 43. 2

15484 Prionltis L.

Prionitis

1 | or

3

jl.au

0

E. Indies

17*59.

C

p.l

R. mal. 9. 41

15485 longifolia L.

long-leaved

*

OS or

2

J1.S

W

E. Indies

1781.

s

Lp

Pluk. al. 133. 4

15486 cristata L.

crested

it

1 | or

2

jn.s

B

E. Indies

1796.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 1615

15487 longiflura L.

long-flowered

it

1 1 or

3

jn.s

...

E. Indies

1816.

C

p.l

Vahl sy. 1. 16

15488 flava Jac.
mitis B. R. Justiczo

yellow -flowered it CD or 3 jn.s
flava Vahl, Eranthemum flavum W.

Y

E. Indies

1816.

C

Bot. reg. 191

15489 alba Hort.

white

it

( 1 or

3

jn.jl

W

N. Holl.

1815.

C

CO

Bot. cab. 360

15490 purptirea Lod.
15491 cserulea Rox.

purple
blue

it

CD °r

2
2

s
jn.au

P
B

E. Indies
E. Indies

1814.
1823.

C
C

l.p

1.0

Bot. cab. 344

15492 dichotoma Rox.

forked

it

Hor

2

jl.au

P

R Indies

1823.

C

l.p

15493 strigosa W.

strigose

it

or

2

jl.au

B

R Indies

1820.

C

l.p

1726. PHAYLO'PSIS J. PHAYLOPSIS. (Phaylos, contemptible, opsis, appearance.) Acanthaceee. 3. — 6.

15494 longifuiia Sims long-leaved tt. CD pr 2 ap.o W S. Leone 1822. S co Bot. reg. 2433

15495 imbricata Swz. imbricated £ fAI or 1 mr.jl W Mauritius 1822. S m.s
2Etheilt;ma imbricata Spr.

15496 glutinusa G. Don clammy £ fAI or 1 mr.jl W Guinea 1824. S m.s

* 1727. RUE'LL/^ L. RUELLIA. (John Ruelle, of Soissons, bot., phys. to Francis I.)
15497 ocymoides Cav. Basil-like tt. CD pr 1£ jl.au B Mexico 1815.

Acanthaceae. 27.— 84.
C Lp Cav. ic. 5. 456

15498 ciliata Horn.

ciliated

tt.

CDpr

2

jl

P

E. Indies

1806.

C

l.p

15499 australis Cav.

southern

£

[Al or

2

jl.au

B

N. Holl.

1824.

D

l.p

Cav. ic. 6. 586. 1

15500 fc&'tida Hum.

fetid

tL

1 1 un

2

jn.au

B

S. Amer.

^^

C

15501 biflora L.

two-flowered

a

§Pr

1

jl

Pa.B

Carolina

17*65.

C

1-P

15502 violacea Aub.

\\olet-colored

£

or

|

jl.au

V

Guiana

1820.

D

l.p

Aub. gui. 2. 271

15503 salicifolia Vahl

Willow-leaved

or

1

jl.au

B

E. Indies

1820.

S

l.p

15504 ciliosa Ph

ciliated

tf

or

1

jl.au

B

Georgia

1824.

D

l.p

15505 rubricaulis Cav.

red-stemmed

^

FA1 or

1

jl.au

B

Mexico

1823.

C

l.p

Cav. ic. 5. 417

15506 ovata Cav.

ovate-leaved __

^

1 A | pp

2

il.au

D.B

Mexico

1800.

D

l.p

Cav. ic. 3. 254

15507 patula Jac.
15508 anisophylla Wai.

spreading tt.
unequal-leaved £

1 i pr
[Al or

1| jl.au
2 jn.au

Pa.V
B

R Indies 1774.
E. Indies? 1823.

C
D

I.P
l.P

Jac. ic. 1. 119
Bot. cab. 1070

]»ersicifMia B. R. ai

nygdalaefolia Ho

rt.

15509 formosa Andr.

handsome

tt.

CDpr

2

jn.s

S

Brazil

1808.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 1400

elegans Pair.

15510 macrophylla Vahl

long-leaved

£

(23 pr

3

...

R

S. Martha

1824.

C

l.p

Vahl sy. 2. 39

15511 tuberosa L.

[Al pr

2

jl.au

B

Jamaica

1752.

C

l.p

SI. jam. 1. 95. 1

15512 str^pens L.

rattling

£

-Alpr

2

jl.au

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1726.

D

l.p

Schk. han. 2.177

15513 lactea Cav.

milky

&

lAlpr

2

jn.au

Pa.V

Mexico

1796.

C

l.p

Cav. ic. 3. 255

15514 clandestina L.

hidden

£

ESpr

2

jl.au

B

Barbadoes

1728.

C

l.p

Di. el. 248.320

15515 paniculata L.

panicled

V

[Al pr

3

au

P

\V. Indies

1768.

C

s.p

SI. jam. 1.100.2

15516 fulgida Andr.
15517 undulata Vahl

bfight-floweredo.
waved tf

CDpr

2
2

jl.au

S

W. Indies 1804.
R Indies 1824.

C
C

l.p

l.p

Bot. rep. 527

15518 hirta Vahl

hairy

?

fAI or

1

jl.au

B"

E. Indies

1817.

C

l.p

15519 pubescens Pers.

pubescent

£

[7y] pr

2

jn.au

D.B

C. G. H.

1823.

C

l.p

15520 tetragona Lk.

four-cornered

*

\/\\ pr

2

jn.jl

B

Brazil

1824.

C

l.p

15521 longifolia Roth

long-leaved

A

[Al or

2

jl.au

B

E. Indies

1820.

D

l.p

15522 cernua Rox.

drooping

£

[23 or

1

jl.au

B

R Indies

1816.

C

Lp

15523 dependens Ror.

dependent

\

IA1 or

lijl.au

B

R Indies

1816.

D

l.P

OHDEH II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

245

1728. HYGRO'PHILA R. Br. HYGROPHILA. (Hygros, moist, phileo, to love ; habitat.) Acanthacece 1 3.

15524 ringens R. Br. gaping )U E3 or £ E. Indies 1820. D bog

RuelU'a ringens L.

1729. jBLETHUM J. BLECHUM. (Blechon, Gr. name of a plant resembling marjoram.) Acanthacece. 4 6

15525 Brownei J. Browne's £ GS or 2 jn ... W. Indies 1780. C l.p SI. jam. 1. 109 1

15526 laxiflorum J. loose-flowered j£ [Ty] or 1 jn.jl W Jamaica 1818. C l.p

15527 angustifulium R.Br. narrow-leaved ]£ E3 or 1 jn.jl B Jamaica 1824. C l.p

15528 brasiliense Lo. C. Brazilian . £ [23 or 1 jn.jl B Brazil 1824. C l.p

1730. AMASCT'N/^ L. AMASONIA. (Thomas Amason, an American traveller.) Verbenacete 2 4

15529 erecta L. erect .£ (23 pr 1± au.s Y Maranh. 1823. Sk s.l Aub. gui. 2 252
Taligalia campestris Aub.

15530 punicea Vahl scarlet £ [23 pr 1| au.s Y Trinidad 1825. Sk s.l

1731. APHELA'NDR A R. Br. APHELANDRA. (Apheles, simple, aner, a male ; 1-celled anther.) Acanthacea L

15531 cristata R. Br. crested * CD spl 3 jn.s S W. Indies 1733. C l.p Bot mag. 1578
RutHU'a cristata B. R. Justice pulcherrima L.

1732. GEISSOME^RIA B. R. GEISSOMERIA. (Geisson, penthouse, meris, part ; calyx imbric.) Acanth 1

15532 Iongifl5ra B, R. long-flowered it CD el 3 jl.au S Brazil 1826. C l.p Bot. reg. 1045 "

1733. CROSS A'NDRA Sal. CROSSANDRA. (Krossos, a fringe, aner, a male ; anthers.) Acanthacea: 1

15533 undukefdlia Sal. wave-leaved * CD spl 1J ja.jn O.s E. Indies 1800. C p.l Bot. reg. 69
RuelU'a infundibuliformis B. R. Harraclu'a speciosa Jac.

1734. THUNBE'RG7J L. THUNBERGIA

. (Ch.P. Thiinberg, F.R.S., F.M.L.S., celeb, bot. & trav.) Acanthacea. 8.

15534 grandiflora Rox.
15535 fragrans Rox.

large-flowered
fragrant

$_

or
or

6
4

my.s
my.s

B
W

E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1796.

C

C

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 2366
Bot. mag. 1881

15536 cordata Coll.

heart-leaved

or

3

my.s

W

Trinidad 1820.

c

pi

Col. h rip 21

15537 capensis Retx.

Cape

fc_

or

3

my.s

Y

C. G. H. 1824.

C

p.l

Lam. il. 552. 1

15538 alata Lod.

winged

£-

or

4

my.s

Y

E. Indies 1823.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 1045

15539 angulata .Bo/.

angular

3L

or

4

my.s

...

Madagasc.1823.

c

Bot. cab. 1044

15540 coccinea Wai.

scarlet

or

4

my.s

S .

Nepal 1823.

c

p.l

Hook. ex. fl.195

15541 Hawtaynecma Wai.

Hawtayne's

fl_

spl

10

S

Nepal 1826.

c

p.l

l/3i>. UttiJilNSTKJbl'J

15542 scabra Thun.
15543 dentata L.

:iA L,. ilEBENS'

rough
toothed

FREITIA. (J..

a. \ | or
Opr

a. i
1
1

leoenst)
jn.jl
my.s

rgtt, 0

W
W

L.L).,prot. bi
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

at., l^ei

1824.
1739.

ipsi'
C
S

c.) r

s.p
p.l

erber.
Bot,

lac. 10. — 1<
, mag. 483

15544 integrifolia L.

entire-leaved

1

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1792.

C

p.l

Bot.

rep. 252

avirea B. Rep.

15545 ciliata L.

ciliated

tt-uJpr

1

my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1815.

c

p.l

15546 capitata Thun.

capitate

tt i 1 or

1

jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1823.

c

s.p

15547 albi flora Lk.
15548 fruticosa Thun.
15549 erinoides Thun.

white-flowered tt. ( | pr
shrubby tt_ i | or
Erinus-like «. i 1 pr

1 my.s
1| my.s
1 my.n

W
W
W

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1822.
1816.
1816.

c
c
c

p.l
p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 1970

15550 chamasdryfolia Lk.

Germander-lv

da. i | pr

2

my.s

W

C. G. H.

1822.

c

p.l

15551 cordata L.

heart-leaved

«t i |pr

1

jl.au

W

C.G. H.

1774.

c

p.l

1736. GMELI^N/i L. GMELINA. (George Gmelln, a celeb. Ger. naturalist and trav.) Verbenaceee. 5. _ 6.

15552 speciosissima D. Don showiest

15553 arborea Rox. tree

15554 villosa Rox. villous

15555 asiatica L. Asiatic

15556 parviflora Rox. small-flowered

i_J or 15 ,
CD or 15

Nepal 1823. C s.l

E. Indies 1824. C s.l

E. Indies 1818. C p.l

E. Indies 1792. C l.p Lam. il. 452

E. Indies 1817. C l.p Rox. cor. 32

1737. PRE'MNA L.

15557 reticulata J.

15558 integrifblia L.

PREMNA. (Premnon, a stump of a tree; trunk.) Verbenaceee. 2. — 13.

netted i O or 10 Jamaica 1819. C s.l Gae.fr. 1.56

entire-leaved 1 CD or 10 E. Indies 1824. C s.l Ru. am. 3. 141

* 1738. LANTA^NA L. LANTANA. (An ancient name of Fibfirnum ; similarity.) Verbenacets. 28. — 37.
I. ACITLEA^M:. — Stems prickly.

15559 aculeata L.

prickly

it

Ror

10

ap.n

R

W. Indies 1692.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 96

15560 hdrrida Kth.

horrid

*

^or

3

ap.n

R

Mexico 1824.

C

p.l

15561 purpCirea Horn.

purple

m

§or

2

jn.s

P

S. Amer. 1820.

C

p.l

15562 coccinea Lo. C.

scarlet

fit

or

3

jn.s

S

S. Amer. 1824.

c

p.l

1556 3 scabrida H. K.

roughish

*

or

2

g

W. Indies 1774.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 1171

15564 melissifolia H. K.

Balm-leaved

*

CDor

2

jl.s

Y"

W. Indies 1732.

c

p.l

Di. el. 57. 66

15565 nivea Ven.

white-flowered

Ht

CD or

3

jl.s

W

E. Indies ...

c

p.l

Ven. mal. 8

15566 Lockhartw G. Don

Lockhart's

*

CDor

8

jl.o

W

Trinidad 1820.

c

pj

II. INE'RMES. — Stems not prickly.

15567 stricta Swx.

strict

m

CD or

3

JfcC/«0 /I

V» /// t>U

Pa.P

rww.

Jamaica

1733.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 195. 4

15568 radula Swx.

rasp-leaved

£t

Hor

3

P

W. Indies

1803.

C

p.l

15569 hispida Kth.

hispid

^i

or

3

jn.'s"

P

Mexico

1824.

c

p.l

15570 salviaefolia Jac

Sage-leaved

*

Hor

3

ap.n

R

C. G. H.

1823.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 285

15571 pilbsa Kth.

pilose

£t

or

3

jn.s

P

Cuba

1823.

c

p.l

15572 recta H. K.

upright

tt

CDor

2

jn.au

P

Jamaica

1758.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 3. 360

parvifolia Sal.

15573 involucrata L.

involucrate

«E

CD or

3

my.jl

Pk

W. Indies

1690.

c

p.l

Pluk. al. 114. 5

15574 odorata L.

scented

m

1 — | or

2

my.n

W

W. Indies

1758.

c

pi

PI. ic. 71. 2

15575 trifolia L.

three-leaved

m

1 ] or

3

jn.s

P

W. Indies

1733.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1449

15576 Cammara L.

Cammara

*

CD or

6

ap.s

R.o

W. Indies

1691.

c

p.l

Di. el. 56. 65

15577 fucata Ker

painted

jit

CD or

2

ap.n

Pk

S. Amer.

1822.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 798

15578 annua L.

annual

rm or

3

jl.au

F

S. Amer.

1733.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1022

15579 lavandulacea W.

Lavender-like

it

1 1 or

3

jn.s

R

S. Amer.

1820.

c

p.l

15580 crocea Lk.

copper-colored

*

Bor

4

jn.s

Cop

Jamaica

1818.

c

15581 violacea Desf.

violet-colored

4k

or

3

jn.s

V

S. Amer.

1818.

c

p.l

"15582 geminata Spr.
15583 braziliensis Lk.

twin
Brazilian

*

CD °r
CD or

2
3

jn.s
ap.n

P
W

Trinidad
Brazil

1819.
1823.

c
c

p.l

p.l

15584 alba Mil.

white

m

( | or

3

ap.n

W

S. Amer.

tti

c

p.l

15585 mixta W.

mixed

m

CD or

5

au.o

R.Y

W. Indies

, 1732.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 68

15586 hirta Grah.

hairy

it

CD or

3

jl.o

Mexico

1825.

c

p.l

R 3

246

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

1739. ALOY'SI^ Or.

15587 citriodora Or. Lemon-scented 3k
Ferbfena triphylla Herit.

*1740. LI'PPIAL.

15588 purphrea Jac.

ALOYSIA. (Maria Louisa, mother of Ferd. VII. king of Spain.) Verbenacece. 1 2.

or 3 my.s Pa.P Chile 1784. C 1 Bot. mag. 367

LIPPIA. (Augustine Lippi, a French phys., traveller in Abyssinia.) Verbenacece. 1. — 25.

jn.jl R Mexico 1823. C p.l Jac. ec 85

purple

ML Q or 3

1741. MEL AMPY^RUM L. Cow WHEAT. (Melas, black, pyros, wheat ; seeds. ^ Scrophularmce. 5.—?.

15589 cristatum L.
J5590 arvense L.

15591 nemor6sum L.

15592 pratense L.

15593 sy Ivaticum L.

crested O

purple corn-field O
grove O

common meadow
wood

w 1

O w
O w

jl.au
Jn.jl
jl.au

England cornfi. S
England cornfi. S
Europe ... S
Britain woods. S
Britain m.wo. S

s.l

Eng. bot. 41
Eng. bot. 53
Fl. dan 305
Eng. bot 113
Eng. bot. 804

1742. SELASGO L. SELAGO. (Sel, sight

Jack, salutary, Celt. ,• supposed med. qualities.) Verbenucece. 15. — 40.

15594 canescens Thun.

canescent

tt.|_Jpr

H jl.n

Pa.P

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

p.l

15595 diffusa Thun.

spreading

«. i_Jpr

1| jl.au

P

C. G.

H.

1807.

C

p.l

15596 spfnea Lk.

spiny

»*• l_J pr

3 ...

P

C. G.

H.

1824.

C

p.l

diffusa Thun.

15597 ovata Thun.

ovate-headed

*-l_Jpr

1 jn.jl

D.P

C. G.

H.

.1774.

C

p.l

Bot.

mag. 186

15598 spicata Lk.

spiked

tt. | |pr

f jl.o

P

C. G.

H.

1824.

C

p.l

15599 ramulosa Lk.

small-branchy

«- 1 I pr

1J

W

C. G.

H.

1824.

C

p.l

15600 bracteata Thun.

bracted

1* Jn.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

IP

Ven.

mal. 10

lucida Ven.

15601 dentata Po*>.
teretifolia Lk.

toothed

tt. l_Jpr

li jl.au

W

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

p.l

15602 joolygalo'ides 7%w«.
15603 rapunculoides L.

Milkwort-like
Rampion-like

«- 1 |pr

2IJ1'°.

P

V

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1807.
1824.

C
C

p.l

p.l

fulvo-maculata Lk.

15604 fasciculata L.

fasciculated

tt. 1 | pr

1* Jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1774.

C

p.l

Bot

reg. 184

15605 rotundif61ia 7%M«.

round-leaved

tt- 1 | or

1 jn.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1816.

C

p.l

15606 corymbdsa L.

corymbose

2 jl.au

W

C. G.

H.

1699.

C

p.l

Con-

i. h. 240

15607 spuria L.

spurious

£ .Qlpr

1 jl.o

V

C. G.

H.

1779.

s

p.l

Bur.

af. 42. 3

15608 heterophylla Thun.

various-leaved

a. i | or

1 jl.au

P

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

p.l

Bur

, af. 42. 1

1743. JTTEX L. CHASTE TREE.

(Vieo, to bind ; flexible twigs.)
I. MONOPHY'LLA. — Leaves simple.

Verbenhcece. 12. — 28.

15609 ovata Thun.

ovate-leaved

n

i ) or

4

jl.au

P

China

1796.

C

l.p

rotundifolia L.

II.

TRIPHY'LL^. — Leaves ternate.

15610 triflora Vahl

three-flowered

££

| | Q^

6

P

Cayenne

1819.

C

l.p

15611 altissima L.

tallest

tt

t | or

8

P

Ceylon

1802.

C

l.p

15612 arborea Rox.

tree

t

O or

SO

P

C

l.p

15613 alata Roth

winged

i

1 ' i or

10

t>

P

E. Indies

is'sb.

C

IP

15614 bicolor W. en.

two-colored

tt

Q or

4

P

E. Indies

1810.

C

l.p

15615 trifolia L.

three- leaved

*

LD or

4

P

E. Indies

1759.

C

p.l

15616 Negundo L.

Negundo

tt

1 I or

4

P

E. Indies

1812.

C

l.p

III. F

'EN

TAPHY':

LL/I

;. —

Le

•aves qi

linate

15617 umbrosa Swx.

shady

I ! or

30

P

Jamaica

1823.

C

l.p

15618 ,4'gnus Castus L.

true Chaste Tree

3£

or

6

s

W.B

Sicily

1570.

C

CO

2 latifolia

broad-leaved

A

or

6

8

W.B

Sicily

1570.

C

CO

15619 inclsa Lam.

cut-leaved

tt

1 | or

4

jl.s

P

China

1758.

C

p.l

Negundo B. M.

15620 Leucoxylon L.

\X7«11...'.*U,'~ T ~,,,,.-'

white- wooded

ttQor

4

..

P

Ceylon

1793.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. 2187
Ru. am. 4. 19

Bot. mag. 364

Wallrothia Leucoxylon Roth

*1744. CHLOA'NTHES R. Br. CHLOANTHES. (Chloa, greenness, anthos, flower.) Verbenhcece. 2. — 3.

15621 Sto2\;hadis R. Br. Stcech»s-like «- 1 _ | or 2 jn.au G.Y N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

15622 glandu!5sa R. Br. glandulous tt. i _ | or 2 jn.au G.Y N. HolL 1824. C s.p

1745. ZAPAW/^J. ZAPANIA. (P. A. Zappa, an Italian botanist.) Verbenacece. 2. —10.

15623 stcechadifulia L. Stcechas-leaved JU E] uri 1 au.s P W. Indies 1732. C J.p Br. jam. 3.1
Lippi« sto3chadif51ia Kth.

15624 nodiflbra Lam. knot-flowered )U iAI un 1 jl.au P America 1664. C l.p Fl.gr. 553
Ferbena nodiflbra L. Lippia nodiflbra Rich.

1746. PRrVA Adan. PRIVA.

15625 mexicana Pers. Mexican
hispida J. Ferbena mexicana L.

15626 teppulacea Pers. Burdock-like
echinata J.

(Derivation unknown.
(23 pr 2 au.s V

exico

Verbenbce*. 2. — 7.
1726. C lp Di. el. 302. 389

[7^1 or

jn.au B W. Indies 1817. C

SI. jam. 1. 110. 1

1747. STRE'PTIUM Rox. STREPTIUM. (Streptos, twisted ; spiral tube of corolla.) Verbenacece. I.

15627 asperum Rox. rough ^ [23 or 2 jl.au V E Indies 1791'. C l.p Rox. cor. 2. 146
Prlva leptostachya Pers. T6rtula aspera W.

1748. SPIELMA'NN/4 Med. SPIELMANNIA. (J.R.Spielmann, prof.med.and bot.atStrasburg.) Verbenhcece. \.

15628 africana W. African tt i_J or 3 f.n W C. G. H. 1710. C r.m Bot. mag. 1899

*1749. FERBE^NA L.

VERVAIN.

(Ferfaen, its Celtic name.)

Verbenacece.

26. — 48.

I. Ii

(Divi'&as. •

-L

.eaves i

indivi

ded.

15629 angustifolia MX.

narrow-leaved •

^ A un

3

jn.au

B

N. Amer.

1802.

D

CO

15630 paniculata Lam.

panicled

k A un

3

jl an

B

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

Bot.

reg. 1102

15631 bonariensis L.

Buenos Ayres •

5t Q) un

6

jl.o

B

B. Ayres

1732.

S

CO

Di. <

;1. 300. 387

15632 caroliniana L.

Carolina

^ A un

6

jn.s

W

N. Amer.

1732.

D

CO

Di.(

jl. 301. 388

15633 wrticifolia L.

Nettle-leaved "

^f A un

3

jl.s

W

N. Amer.

1683.

C

CO

Rob

. ic. 26

15634 polystachya Kth.
15635 difftlsa Desf.

many-spiked
diffuse ]

i A or
£ Al or

4

3

jl.au
jn.au

R
B

Mexico
N. Amer.

1820.
1818.

D
D

p.l

15636 venmictefclia H.SfB.

Veronica-leaved

O or

i

jl.au

B

Mexico

1825.

S

CO

15637 stricta Ven.

strict

<^ A un

3

jl.au

B

N. Amer.

1802.

D

CO

Bot.

mag. 1976

15638 Iasi6stachys Lk.

hairy-spiked

& Q) or

2

jl.au

P

California 1826.

S

CO

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

247

II

. TRI'FIDSS. — Leaves trifid.

15639 trifida Hum.

trifid

0

or

1 jl.au

P

Mexico

1818.

a

g

15640 bractedsa Mr.

bracteose

ik CD

or

1 jl.au

Pk

Mexico

1820.

s

8

15641 Aubletw Jac.

Aublet's

srfi

or

1 jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1774.

s

r.m

Bot. mag. 308

15642 Lambert? B. M.

Lambert's

-* A

or

li jl

P

S. Amer.

• ••

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2200

15643 hastkta L.

Ytalberd-leaved

3t A

un

5 jn.au

V

Canada

1710.

1)

CO

Her. par. 242

15644 pinnatitida Ph.

pinnatifid

A A

or

4 jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1810.

1)

p.l

15645 scabra VcM

scabrous

•k A

or

4 jn.au

R

Mexico

1825.

D

r.m

15646 officinali s L.

officinal

3t A

un

2 }n.s

P

Britain

ro. sid.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 7t»

15647 sorbria D. Don

sister

^ A

or

2 jl.au

P

Nepal

1824.

S

d

Sw. fl. gar. 202

15648 spuria L.

spurious

^ O>

un

2 jl.au

B

N. Amer.

1731.

S

p.l

15649 sup'ina i.
15650 prostrata R. Br.

supine
prostrate

3 0

-£ A

un
un

1 jnjl

B
B

Spain 1640.
N. Amer. 1794.

s

D

CO

CO

Par. th. 675. 2

15651 hispida R. 8[ P.

hispid

O

or

I8 jl.au

P

Peru

1816.

S

s

Fl. per. 34. a.

15652 canescens Hum.

canescent

0

or

i jl.au

B

Mexico

1824.

s

CO

15653 elegans #M»Z.
15654 erinoides W.

elegant
Erinus-like

*8

or
or

ijl.au
i jl.au

B
B

Mexico
Peru

1826.
1818.

s

s

CO
CO

Fl. per. 1. 33. C

multifida R. $ P.

1750. COLEBROO'KE^ Sm. COLEBROOKEA. (H. T. Colebrooke, an accomplished botanist.) Verbenhcece. 2.

15655 oppositifolia Sm. opposite-leaved it | ] or 3 ... W Nepal 1820. C s.l Sm. ex. bot. 115

15656 ternifolia Rox. ternate-leaved * \ | or 3 ... W E. Indies 1823. C l.p

1751. AVICE'NN/J L. AVICENNIA. (Avicenna, a celebrated Persian philos. and phys.)
15657 tomentbsa L. downy-leaved 1 O un 20 ... Pk India 1793. C l.p

?. 1.— 3.
eau. ow. 47

it m or 3 au.n

W

Mauritius 1789.

C

p.l

Jac. c. sup. 5. 1

it

Q~]

or

4

jl.au

W

W. Indies 1824.

C

l.p

Bot. reg. 1035

ltt

r )

or

6

jl.au

Li

Madagasc.1825.

C

l.p

it

or

4

au.n

W

E. Indies 1692.

C

p.l

Jac. c. sup. 4. 1

or

4

Mauritius 1824.

C

s.l

Lam. il. 544. 2

it

or

4

...'

E. Indies 1824.

C

s.l

im

a

or

6

'.'.'.

Mauritius 1823.

C

s.l

nr.

H

or
or

6
4

au

W
W

Guinea 1823.
1820.

C

C

P.l
p.l

Beau. ow. 1. 32

m

a

or

3

au.s

w

Mauritius 1805.

c

l.p

Bot. rep. 554

it

it

B

or
or

§

jl...

W.B

Kindles 1815.
Nepal 1822.

c
c

p.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 253S

it

H

pr
or

3
4

n

w'

China 1824.
E. Indies 1823.

c
c

CO

s.l

Bot. reg. 945

it | — lor

6

...

...

Nepal 1825.

c

s.l

* 1752. CLERODE'NDRUM L. CLERODENDRUM. (Kleros, lot, dendron, tree ; med. uncert.) Verben. 38. — 40.

I. QUINQUEDENTAVA. — Calyx five-toothed, or almost none.

15658 /igustrinum R. Br. Privet-leaved

15659 pubescens Lindl. pubescent

15660 floribundum Lindl. bundle-flwd

15661 inerme R. Br. unarmed

15662 angustifolium Spr. narrow-leaved

15663 salidfulium Lo. C. Willow-leaved

15664 coromandelianum Spr. Coromandel
madagascariense Lo. C. ovktum Poir.

15665 volubile Beauv. twining

15666 ftuxifolium Sm. Box-leaved
Volkameria Suxifolia W. en. '

15667 heterophyllum R. Br. various-lvd
Volkam£r«a angustifolia B. Rep.

15668 macrophyllum B.M. long-leaved

15669 serrktum D. Don serrated

15670 lividum L. livid

15671 cernuum Wai. drooping

15672 nhtans Wai. nodding

II. QUINQUEPARTIVA. — Calyx 5-parted ; Ivs ent. smooth, from No. 15681. pubescent, from No.15685. toothed.

15673 Siphonanthus R. Br. Tube-flower it Q or 6 ... W E. Indies 1796. C p.l Bur. in. 43. 1
Siphonanthus indica L.

15674 verticillatum D. Don whorled-/«2

15675 odoratum Ham. scented

15676 foytidum D. Don fetid

15677 trich6tomum Thun. three-forked

15678 fortunatum L. fortunate

15679 ternifolium D. Don ternate-leaved

15680 attenuatum R. Br. attenuated

15681 squamktum Vahl scaled

15682 tomentdsum R. Br. downy

15683 infortunktum L. unfortunate

15684 costatum R. Br.

15685 johlomoides L.

15686 calamitbsum L.

15687 fragrans Ven.
2 flore pleno

15688 viscosum Ven.

15689 paniculatum L.

15690 glaucum Wai.

*t C~l or

6

...

Nepal

1818.

C

l.p

*
•

B

or
or

4
5

•"
"*

R"
...

Nepal
Nepal

1823.
1820.

C
C

s.l

l.p

*.

or

6

Japan

1800.

c

l.p

ifc

f j

or

fi

jl' '

W*

E. Indies

1784.

c

l.p

Osb. 11

*

| ]

or

4

N«pal

1823.

c

s.l

*

! — 1

or

6

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l

it
it
it

H

or
or
or

10
5
6

jn.T
mr.ap

s'"
w

*"

China
N. S. W.
E. Indies

1790.
1794.

c
c
c

s.p
s.p
l.p

Bot. reg. 649
Bot. mag. 1518

it

n

or

6

N. Holl.

1823.

c

l.p

it

LU

or

4

au.s

w

E. Indies

1820.

c

p.l

Bur. in 45.1

it

n

or

4

jl.o

E. Indies

1823.

c

s.l

Bur. in. 44

<i

or

6

au.d

W!R

China

1790.

c

s.p

Ven. mal. 70

1ft

or

6

au.d

W.R

China

1790.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 1834

it

or

6

my.au

W

E. Indies

1796.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 1805

it

or

6

jl.o

s

Java

1809.

c

s.p

Bot. reg. 496

it

or

4

E. Indies

1825.

c

s.l

*

( — 1

or

5

E. Indies

1824.

c

s.l

it

I — |

or

4

'.','.

v"

1822.

c

p.l

•

or

4

E. Indies

1824.

c

S.1

*

or

6

jn'jY

w'

E. Indies

1825.

c

s.l

in

or

6

w

Nepal

1826.

c

s.l

Sm.ex.bot.2.116

ribbed

Phlomis-like

calamitous

fragrant

double-flowered

clammy

panicled

glaucous

15691 helianthifolium Wai. Sunflower-lvd it

15692 violaceum Lk. violet-colored

15693 wrticaefulium Rox. Nettle-leaved

15694 hast&tum Wai. halberd-leaved

15695 Leucosceptrum D.DowWhite Spiked
Leucosceptrum canum Sm.

175a VOLKAME^R/^ . VOLKAMERIA. (J. G. Folkamer, a German botanist.) Verbenaceie. 2. —3.

15696 aculeata L. prickly « CD or 4 au.o W W. Indies 1739. C p.l Br. jam. 20. 2

Japan

15697 japonica Thun.

,_] or 50

P.w Japan 1820. C p.l

1754. HOLMSKIO'LDI^ Retz. HOLMSKIOLDIA. (Th. Holmskiold, a Danish bot. author.) Verbenacea:. 2,

15698 sanguinea.Rete. bloody it n or 4- ... S Peru 1796. C p.l Bot. reg. 792
Hastings coccinea Sm.

15699 scandens Swi. climbing |_ Q or 5 aP-d s E- Indies 1824. C p.l
Hastingza scandens Rox.

1755. PETRE\4 L. PETREA. (Robert James Lord Petre, a botanical patron, d. 1742.) Verbenacea. 3.— 6.

15700 volubilis L. twisting fl Q or 20 jl.au P VeraCruz 1733. C r.m Bot. mag. 628

15701 erecta Hort. erect it Q or 10 ... B S. Amer. 1823. C r.m

15702 rug6sa Hum. wrinkly it Q or 10 ... B Caraccas 1824. C r.m

1756. ^EOLLA'NTHUS Mart.
15703 suaveolens Mart. sweet-scented

rm or

(Aiollo, to vary, anthos, flower.)
1 jl.au W Brazil 1825. S
II 4

Verbenacea:. 1.

248

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

1757. TAM&NIA Aub. TAMONIA.

15704 curassavica Pers. Curassoa
nerbenacea Swz. Ghinia spinosa W.

15705 miltica Pers. awnless
GhSnia niutica Swz.

(Tamone, its name in Guiana.) Verbenaceae.

O3or 1 jl.au B W. Indies 1823. S s.l

O!or 1 jl.au B Guiana 1820. S s.1

1758. CITHARE'XYLUM L. FIDDLE WOOD.
15706 caudatum L. caudate f f~l or

(Kitha,-a, lyre, xylon, wood.)
20 ... W Jamaica 1763.

C

Verbenacete. 9.-15.
l.p Jac. ic. 3. 501

erectum Jac.

15707 villosum Jac.

villous

1 1 1 or

10

St. Domin.1784.

C

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 118

15708 subserratum Swz.

subserrated J

[ CD or

15

W*

W. Indies 1820.

C

s.l

15709 dentatum Lo. C.

toothed

' 1 1 or

15

E. Indies? 1824.

c

s.l

15710 quadrangulare Jac.
15711 cinereum L.

square-stalked '_
ash- colored

' CD tm
1 L 1 or

50
15

w"

W

Jamaica 1759.
W. Indies 1739.

c
c

p.l
p.l

Jac. vin. 1. 22
Jac. am. 118

15712 m611e Jac.

soft

1 1 1 or

15

w

W. Indies 1816.

c

s.1

15713 pen tan drum Ven.
15714 sericeum Lo. C.

pentandrous I
silky J

?Bs

6
15

w

Porto Ricol815.
E. Indies ?1824.

c
c

if

Ven. eels 47

1759. DURA'NT^ L.
15715 Plumier* L.

DURA VTA. (Castor Durantes, a
Plumier's *t CD or 15 o

phy,

and bot., d. 1590.)
S. Amer. 1733.

c

Verbenacete. 7. — 10.
p.l Bot. reg. 244

15716 Ellisia L.

Ellis's 4

It CD or

6 au

B

W. Indies 1739.

c

P.1

Bot mag. 1759

microphylla Desf.

15717 inermis Mil.

unarmed i

1 1 1 or

6 au

B

S. Amer 1739.

c

p.l

15718 xalapensis Kth.

Xalapa i

t CD or

6

B

Mexico 1S22.

c

Pl

15719 macrocarpa Kth.

long-fruited i

It 1 1 or

6 ...

B

W. Indies 1818.

c

dentata Pers.

15720 Mutism L.

Mutis's i

It CD or

6

B

W. Indies 1820.

c

p.l

15721 argentea Lo. C.

silvery i

*CDor

6 ...

B

E. Indies ?1824.

c

p.l

1760. PEDA'LIUM L.

PEDALIUM.

(Pedalion, a rudder; dilated angles of fruit.)

PedallnetB. 1.

15722 murex L.

caltrop-fruited

ED cu

1| au.s

W.P E. Indies 1778.

c

1.P

Lam. il. 538

1761. MYOTORUM Forst. MYOPORUM. (Myo, to shut, poros, a pore : leaves.) Myoporince. 12. — 18.

~ N. S. W. 1789. C l.p Bot. rep. 283

15723 ellipticum R. Br. elliptic-leaved
Pogunia glabra Andr.

15724 acuminatum R. Br. acuminate

15725 montanum R. Br. mountain

15726 parvifolium R. Br. small-leaved

15727 tuberculatum R.Br. tubercled

15728 insulare R. Br. insular

15729 viscbsum R. Br. viscid

15730 crassifolium Forst. thick-leaved

15731 debile R. Br. weak

15732 adscendens R. Br.

15733 diff usum R. Br.

I | or 2 ja.mr W

ascending
diffuse

15734 oppositifoliumTZ.^r. opposite-leaved

* L_jPr
* i |or

3

2

;;;

W
W

N.
N.

3

year

W

N.

«l_Jpr

3

w

N.

* | | or

3

ja.mr

w

N.

*t|_Jpr

3

...

w

N.

m \ ) or

11

w

N.

4fc 1 | pr

j i

my.au

w

N.

Mt i | or

Jl

w

N.

«l_Jpr

3

f.a'u

w

N.

3

year

w

N.

S. W. 1812. C l.p

Holl. 1823. C l.p

Holl. 1803. C l.p Bot. mag. 1691

Holl. 1803. C l.p

S. W. 1800. C p.l

Holl. 1803. C l.p

Zeal. 1822. C l.p

S. W. 1793. C l.p Bot. mag. 1830

Holl. 1820. C Lp

Holl. ... C l.p

Holl. 1803. C l.p

*1762. STENOCHPLUS R. Br. STEVOCHILUS. (Stenos, narrow, cheilos, a lip ; flower lip.) Myopdrinte. I —S.

15735 glaber R. Br. smooth-leaved * i_| or 2 year R N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1942

15736 maculatus Ker spotted * i 1 or 3 ap.my S N. Holl. 1820. C s.p Bot. reg. 647

15737 longifdlius R. Br, long-leaved * i_J or 4 ap.jl S N. Holl. 1825. C l.p

1763. BO'NT/^ L.
15738 rfaphnoides L.

BONTIA.

Daphne-like

(J Bont, M.D., a native of Batavia.) Myop6nntB. 1.

at d] or 6 jn Y.p W. Indies 1690. C p.l Di. el. 49. 57

1764. OROBA'NCHE L. BROOM RAPE.

15739 major L. greater

15740 elatior Suter taller

15741 minor Sm. smaller

15742 rubra Sm. red

15743 caeriilea Vil. blue

(Orobos, a vetch, agcko, to strangle.) Orobanche&. 6. — 31.

15744 rambsa L.

branchy

£ A cu

1765. CRESCE'NTI^ L. CALABASH TREE. (Pietro Crescenti, of Bologna, agr. author.) Solanea?. 2. —7.
15745 Cujete L. Cujete f CD cu 20 ... G.w Jamaica 1690. C r.m Jac. am. Ill

15746 acuminata Bonp.

15747 cucurbitina L.

acuminate
Gourd-fruited

cu 20
cu 10

... G.w Cuba 1822. C r.m

... W W. Indies 1733. C r.m PI. ic. 109

(Tanaekes, stretched out; stem.) Solanete. 4. — 10.

CD or 50 ... R Mozambiq. 1824. C r.m Jac. c. 3. 18
fricana Spr.

1766. TAN^CIUM Swz. TAN^CIUM.

15748 pinnatum W. pinnate
Crescentia pinnata Jac. Tripinnaria a

1767. CASTILLEMJ Mutis CASTILLEJA. (Don Castilleja, a Spanish botanist.) Scrophuldrina:. 4.

15749 integrifulia L. entire-leaved tt. I i or S. Amer. 1825. C l.p Sm. ic. in. 39

15750 moranensis Kth. Moran tt. CD or Mexico 1825. C s.p

15751 pallida Spr. pale £ A or £ jn.s L.P Siberia 1782. D s.p Gm. si. 3. 24
Bartsirt pallida L.

15752 septentrionklis Lindl. northern O pr 1J au W.G Labrador 1824. S p Bot. reg. 925

1768. EUCHRCTMA Nut. EUCHROMA. (Eut well, chroma, color ; bracteas.) Scrophularinee. 2.

15753 coccinea Nut. scarlet-bracted O or j jl.au Y N. Amer. 1787. S s.p Pluk al. 102. 5
Bartsia coccinea L. Castilleja coccinea Spr.

15754 grandiflora Nut. great-flowered ^ A or ljjl.au P.Y Louisiana 1811. D Lp
Castilleja sessiliflora Ph. grandifldra Spr.

1769. HALLE^RJ^ L. HALLERIA. (Albert Holier, a disting. bot. and physician.) ScrophuldrintB. 1.— .2.
157551ucidaL. shining-leaved * uJ or 6jn.au S C. G. H. 1752. C p.l Bot. mag. 1774

15756 elnptica Thun. elliptic «t ( | or 6 ... S C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Bur. af. 84. 1

1770. LATHRJETA L. TOOTHWORT. (Lathraios, concealed ; growing in concealed places.) Orobdnche&. 1.-3.

15757 squamaria L. scaly £ A cu 1 ap G Britain dry wo. D co Eng. bot. 50

1771. RHINA'NTHUS L. YELLOW RATTLE.
15758 Crista galli L. Cock's comb O w

O 01

15759 major Ehrh.

larger

(Rhin, snout, anthos, flower.) Scrophularince. 4. — 10.
1 jn.au Y Britain mea.pa. S co Eng. bot 657
or 3 jLau Y Britain cornfi. S co

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

249

15760 Jlectorolophus Poll. Cock's comb O pr 1 J jn.au Y Europe

15761 Trixago L. Trixago O pr 1 jn.au Y Europe
^lectorolophus Bieb. Bartsia Trixkgo L. Trixago rhinanthina Lk.

1820. S co
1800. S co

M.h.3.24.8

1772. BA'RTSJ^ L.

15762 viscosa L.

15763 Odontites Hud.

15764 alplna L.

15765 latifolia Sm.

BARTSIA. (John Bartsch, M.D., a friend of Linnaeus's) Scrophularirue. 4. — 10.
viscous O or * jl.au Y Britain mar. S m.s Eng. bot 1045

Odontites O or f jl.s Pk Britain mea.pa. S co Eng. bot. 1415

alpine O or | jl.au P Britain alp.riv. S m.s Eng. bot. 361

broad-leaved O or 1 jl.s P S. Europe ... S co

1773. EUPHRA^SIA L. EYEBRIGHT. (Euphraino, to delight; sup. to cure blindness.) Scrophularince. 4. — 31.

15766 /inifolia L. Flax-leaved

15767 luteaL. yellow

15768 alpina Lam. alpine
salisburgensis Funk

15769 officinalis L. officinal

jl.s

O or l£jl.s
O or 1 jl.s

France 1826. S co
S. Europe 1816. S co
Europe 1827. S co

Jac.au. 398

jl.s W Britain past. S co Eng. bot. 1416

*1774. ^NTIRRHrNUM L. SNAPDRAGON. (Anti, like, rhin, nose

greater )

scarlet-^otuer«?rfy
two-colored )
double-flowered)
smaller-flwd j
intermediate \

A or 2

15770 majus L.

2 cocci neum

3 bicolor

4 fl6re pleno

15771 meonanthum Lk.

15772 medium Lk.

15773 angustifMium Pair, narrow-leaved

15774 sempervlrens Lap. evergreen it A or

15775 molle L. soft-leaved JU.

15776 Asarina L. Asarina

15777 siculum Uc. Sicilian

15778 Orontium L. Orontium

15779 calycinum Fen. torge-calyxed

A or
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or

!U AJ or

j£ A or

O or

jn.au

2 jn.au

2 jn.au

2 jn.au

2 jn.s

2 jn.s

2 jn.s

2 jn.s

1 jl.o

'li jl.au
1 jl.s
1 jl.au

, ..v^; snout-like flowers.) Scrophul.W. — 14.

Pk England old w. S co Eng. bot. 129

S England oldw. S co

S.w England oldw. S co

F England old w. S co

Pk S. Europe 1817. S co

Pk Europe 1821. S co

Pk Europe 1817. S co

Pk Pyrenees 1821. S co

W Spain 1752. C s.l

W Italy 1699. C r.m Bot. mag. 902

W Sicily 1804. D Ip

F Britain san. fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 1155

K Spain

* 1775. LINANRIA Tou. TOADFLAX. (Linum, flax ; similar leaves.)

I. FRUTIC&SJE. — Small shrubs.
tt_ \ _ | or 1 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1822. C s.p

1810. S co

Scrophularirue. 70. — 96.

15780 fruticans Spr. sprouting
Antirrhinum fruticans Thun.

15781 scoparia Brou. broom ML i_J or 1 jn.jl Y Teneriffe 1816.

15782 dalmatica Bleb. Dalmatian a. _ | or 1| jn.jl Y Levant 1731.

IF

Bux. c. 1. 24

II. PROSTRATING. — Stems prostrate ; leaves lobed, angular or toothed, from No. 15791 . subentire.

15783 Cymbalaria W. Cymbalaria JU A or \ my.n V England old w. D s.l Eng. bot. 502

15784 acutiloba Fis. acute-lobed Is A or £ my.s P Siberia 1825. D s.p

15785 pubescens Presl pubescent t^ A or | my.n Pa Naples 1820. D co

15786 pilosa Dec. hairy-/eat*>d !U A or ± jn.s P Pyrenees 1800. D s.l Jac. ob. 2.48

15787 caucasica Mus. Caucasian -* Q or | jl.au Y Caucasus 1818. S s.l

15788 £Iat°me Deaf. Elatine -A O or £ jl.n Y England corn fi. S co

15789 elatinokles 'Desf. Elatine-like -* O or ^ jl.s Y S. Europe 1821. S

15790 cirrhosa W. " tendrilled -* Q or ± j

15791 spftria W. spurious Jk O or \ j

15792 lanigera Desf. wool-bearing -* O or ± j
JntirrhTinum spurium Bro.

15793 dealbata Lk. whited Jk O or £ j
Antirrhinum lanigerum Bro.

III. ERE'CT^E. — Flowering stems erect ; lower leaves opposite or whorled, from No. 15841. scattered.

s.l
co
co
Portugal 1818. S co

Portugal 1820. S co

Pa.B Egypt 1771. S
Y England corn fi. S
Y

Eng bot. 692
Desf. at. 2. 132
Jac. vin. 1 82
Eng. bot. 691

O or
O or
O or

broad- leaved
three-leaved
reflexed
Marjoram-lvd
twiggy
cretaceous
Thyme-leaved
yellow

beyond theTagus O or
Antirrhinum lusitanicum Lk. pedunculatum j

15803 ctlsinifolia Spr. Alsine-leaved O or

15804 vilR,sa Spr. villous ^ ^\J or

15805 rubrifolia Dec. red-leaved O or

15806 saxatilis Dec. rock !U A °r

15807 hirta W hairy-leaved O or

15808 triornith6phoraJF. three-birds-bg

15794 latifMia Dec.

15795 triphylla W.

15796 refl^xa Desf.

15797 origanifolia Dec.

15798 virgata Desf.

15799 cretacea Fis.

15800 fhymifulia Dec.

15801 flkva Desf.

15802 transtagena Spr.

jn.jl
1 jn.s

15809 bipartite W.
speciosa Jac.

15810 minor Dec.

15811 littoralis W.

15812 chalepensis Mil.

15813 tristis Mil.

15814 versicolor Moen.

15815 Wans Spr.

two-parted

O w
O or

small

seaside -* O or

Aleppo O or

dark £ _AJ or

various-colored O or
gaping ^ A or

Antirrhinum linarioldes L.

15816 micrantha Spr. small-flowered -* O or
clammy
purple
sand
alpine
Spanish
creeping-ri
Pyrenean
Haslava
Pelisser's
tall
Galium-like

linjl
1 jn.s
i jn.jl
JJ'-a.u

i jn.jl
1 jl.au
1 jn.jl

| jn.s
1 jn.s
1 jn.s
i jn.s

| jn.n
i jn.jl
1 jn.jl
1 jl.au
1 jl.s
1 jn.jl

Y

Y.p

Y.p

B

B

B"

Y

B

B
B
B
Y
P
P
P

V

Y

W

Br

P.Y

Y

N. Amer. 1800.
Sicily 1596.

co

8.1

S. Europe 1810. S s.l

S. Europe 1785. D 1.

N. Africa 1817. S

Siberia 1827. S

S. Europe 1818. S

N. Africa 1820. S

Portugal 1810. S

if

Corsica 1824.
Spain 1786.
S. France 1826.
Spain 1819.
Spain
Portugal
Barbary

1759.
1710.
1815.

S s.l

D l.p

S s.l

S s.l

S co

Desf. at. 2. 134
Bot. mag. 324
Al. tau. 2. I
Bar. ic. 598
Desf. at. 2. 135

Desf. at. 2. 136

Bar. ic. 597

Jac. ic. 1. 117

C s.p Bot. mag. 523
D l.p Sw fl. gar. 30

England san.fi. S

Austria 1820. S

Levant 1680. S
Spain

France

1727.
1777.

15817 viscf.sa Spr.

15818 purpurea Mil.

15819 arenaria Dec.

15820 alpina Dec.

15821 lusitanica Tou.

15822 repens H. K.

15823 pyrenaica Dec.
15P24 Hcelhva W.
15825 Pelissendna Dec.
1582R procera Dec.

15827 #aliovides Yen.

15828 monspessulkna L.
striata Dec.

15829 amethystina Spr.

15830 sup\na Dec.

Montpelier

amethystine
supine

S. Europe 1818. D s.l

Spain 1820. S s.l
Spain 1786. S s.l
S. Europe 1648. S co
S. Europe 1823. S s.l
Austria 1570. C s.l
Spain 1819. S s.l
England ch. hil. S co
Pyrenees 1821. S s.l
1803. S co
S."Europe 1640. S s.l
D co
D co
D co

Eng. bot. 2014

M.h.5.35.9
Bot. mag. 74
Jac. ic.l. 116

Cav. ic. 1. 69. 3
Bot. mag. 368
Bot. mag. 99

Bot. mag. 205
Eng. bot. 1253

Bar. ic. 1162

Cav. ic. 1. 33. 1

250

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSFERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

15831 bipunctata Spr.

15832 spartea Spr.

15833 simplex Dec.

15834 arvensis Desf.

15835 ajgyptiaca H. K.

15836 diffusa Lk.

15837 multicaulis Spr.

15838 incarnata Spr.

15839 reticulata Desf.

15840 gla.'ica W.

15841 silenifolia L*.

15842 gen istefftlia 2tfft

15843 Zinifblia Wl
Antirrhinum Lii

15844 heterophylla Des,

15845 vulgaris H. K.
2 Peloria

35846 Losel/i Schw.

Antirrhinum odo

15847 macro ura Bleb.
Antirrhinum strii

15848 ./uncea Dec.

15849 canade'nsis Spr.

1776. ^NARRHPNUM Desf. ANARRHINHM. (A, priv., rhin, nose ; opposed to v4ntirrh.) Scrophul. 3.— -6.

15850 iellidifolium JF. Daisy-leaved £ Q) pr lljn.au B France 1629. S s.l Bau. pr. 106

15851 pubescens Hort. pubescent j£ Q) pr 1J jl.s W S. Europe 1818. S s.l

15852 fruticbsum Desf. shrubby, £ Q) pr lljls W S. Europe 1826. S s.l Desf. at. 2. 142

1777. 2VEMEXSIA Ven. NEMESIA. (Applied by Dioscorides to a kind of Antirrhinum.) Scrophulurinec. 3.— 4.

15853 chamanlrifolia Ven. Chamsedrys-lvdj£ iAI or 2 ap.s P C. G. H. 1787. D co

two-spotted
broom

8

or
or

1 jn.au
1 jn.o

Y
Y

Spain
Spain

1749.

1772.

S

S

CO

s.l

Bot. mag. 200

simple
corn
Egyptian

8

0

or
or

or

1 jl.au
1 jlau
11 jl

P.B
P.B

Y.p

S. Europe 1816.
S. Europe ...
Egypt 1771.

S

s
s

s.l

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 3. 499

diffuse

O

or

1 jn.jl

• ••

Spain

1826.

s

CO

many-stalked

0

or

11 my.jl

W

Levant

1728.

s

s.l

Boc. sic. 19. 1

Oesh-colored

o

or

F

Spain

1819.

s

CO

net-flowered &

.AJ

or

1| my.jl

P

Algiers

1788.

D

l.p

Sm. ic. pic. 2

glaucous-leaved
Silene-leaved ^j

O

A

or
or

1 jn.au
3 jl.au

P.Y

Y

S. Europe 1800.
Armenia 1819.

S
D

CO

S.1

Bux. c. 4. 37

Broom-leaved ^

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

Austria

1704.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2183

Flax-leaved ^
i a 7?;*>A

A

or

1 jl.au

Y

Caucasus

1820.

D

CO

la meo.
one-side-leaved ^

A

or

l|jn.au

Y.Br

N. Africa

1825.

D

CO

Desf. at. 2. 140

common ^

A

w

1 jn s

Y

Britain

bed.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 658

Peloria

A

cu

1 jn.s

Y

Britain

D

CO

Eng. bot. 260

Losel's

O

or

1 jl.au

B

Tauria

1823.

S

s.l

long-tailed ^

A

or

1 jn.s

Y

Crimea

1822.

D

CO

im Horn.

Rush-stalked

O

or

11 jlau

Y.Br

Spain

1780.

S

CO

Canada

O

or

1 jn.au

V

N. Amer.

1812.

S

CO

Ven. eels 49

Antirrhinum macrocarpum H. K.

15854 fastens yen. stinking

15855 bicornis Pers. two-horned

2 ap.s
2 jl.au

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1798. D co
1774. S s.l

Ven. mal.41
Bur. af. 75. 3

1778. MAURA'NDY^ Jac. MAURANDYA. (Dr. Maurandy, a bot. prof, at Carthagena.) Scrophularmce. 3.

15856 semperflbrens Jac. flowering J_ | | or 10 year P Mexico 1796. C l.p Bot. mag. 4fiO

15857 antirrhiniflbra#M»z. Snapdrag.-flwd J_ | | or 10 year P Mexico 1814. C l.p Bot. mag. 1643

15858 Barclayzaraa B. R. Barclay's fc_ i | or 10 year B.w Mexico 1825. C l.p Bot. reg. 1108

1779. GERA'RD/^ L. GERARDIA.

15859 delphinifblia L. Larkspur-lvd

15860 purpurea L. purple

15861 tenuifolia Vahl slender-leaved

15862 maritima Rafi. seaside

15863 flava L. yellow

15864 ^uercifolia Ph. Oak-leaved

; John Gerarde, an old English botanist.) Scrophularmce. 6. — 26.

E. Indies 1800. C l.p Rox. cor. 1 90

N. Amer. 1772. S s.l Bot. mag. 2048

N. Amer. 1812. S s.l Pluk.al. 12.4

N. Amer. 1823. S l.p

N. Amer. 1796. D l.p Pluk. am. 389. 3

N. Amer. 1812. D l.p Ph. am. 19

1780. SEYME^R/^ Ph. SEYMERIA. (Henry Seymer, an English naturalist.) Scrophularmce. 2. — 4.

15865 tenuifolia Ph. fine-leaved O pr 1 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1730. S s.p
Afzeh'a cassioldes Gm. Gerardm Afzelz« MX.

15866 pectinata Ph. pectinated O pr 1 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1820. S s.p

1781. PEDICULANRIS L. LOUSEWORT. (Pediculus, louse; sup. effect on sheep eating.) Scrophul. 21.— 57.

I. ROSTRA^T^;. — Helmet of corolla rostrate.

A pr § jn.jl Pk

-AJ pr i jl.au R

15867 incarnata Jac.

15868 rostrata W.

15869 tuberbsa L.

15870 adscendens Schl.

15871 gyroflexa Vil.

15872 atrorubens Dec.
asplenifolia Flo.

15873 uncinata Step.

15874 compacta W.

15875 resupinata L.

-AJ pr

Qesh-colored

rostrate

tuberous

ascending

circular

dark-red

hook-flowered ^ Al or
close-headed ^ Al pr
resupinate jfc Al pr

1 jl.au

1 jlau
IJl.au

1 jn.au

1 jl.au

1 jl.au

1 my.jl

Y
R
R
D.R

Y
Y
P

Austria
Switzerl.
Switzerl.
Switzerl.
Switzerl.
Switzerl.

Siberia
Siberia
Siberia

1796.
1819.
1799.
1819.
1819.
1819.

1815.
1815.
1816.

Jac. au. 2. 140
Jac. au. 205

Hal. h. 323. 10
Vil. del. 2. 9

Gm. si. 3. 44

II. Mu^TioaB. — Helmet blantish, bldcntalc ; calyx bifid, from 15879. quinquejid.

15876 palustris L. marsh

15877 euphrasioldesSfcp. Eyebright-like ^

15878 canadensis L. Canadian A

15879 sylvatica L. wood

15880 myriophylla Pall, myriad-leaved ^

15881 comosa L. tufted

15882 Scdptrum CarolzwzmL. Charles's Sc. ^

15883 recufita L. circumcised ^

15884 folibsa L. leafy

15885 verticillata L. whorled ^

15886 flammea L. flame

15887 versicolor Wahl. party-colored ^

A Pr

2

jn.jl

P

Britain

bog.m.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 399

Alpr

H

P

Siberia

1816.

S

p.l

Gm. si. 3. 43

A pr

i jl.au

Y

N. Amer

. 1800.

s

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 67

A pr

i

my.jl

Pk

Britain

m.hea.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 400

Al pr

i

my.jl

Y

Dauria

1816.

s

p.l

Pal. it. 3. ap. 8. 1

.AJ pr

i

jl.au

Y

Italy

1775.

s

p.l

Al. ped. 1. 4. 1

Al spl

5

au

Y

Sweden

1793.

s

p.l

Fl. dan. 26

Al pr

| jl.au

P

Austria

1787.

s

P-l

Jac. au. 3. 258

Al pr

1

Jl

Y

Austria

1786.

s

p.l

Jac. au. 2. 139

Al pr

1

my.jn

Y

Austria

1790.

s

p.l

Jac. au. 3. 206

Alpr

1

jl

Y.s

Switzerl.

1775.

s

p.l

Hal. h. 8. 3

^\Jpr

1

jn.au

Y.R

Switzerl.

1819.

s

P.l

1782. jE

15888 alplnus L.

15889 hispanicus Pers.

15890 fragrans H. K.

15891 Lychnidea Thun.

15892 tristis Thun,

ERINUS. (Erinos, a wild fig tree ; applied to this plant.) Scrophuldr'mts. 5. — 13.

smooth alpine ^ A or i mr.ap B Pyrenees 1739. D s.l

hairy Spanish ^ A or ± mr.ap R Spain 1739. D s.l

fragrant n. i_J or £ my.jn Y.w C. G. H. 1776. C s.l Bur. af. 49. 4

Lychnidea tt. \ | or | my.jn Y.w C. G. H. ... C s.l Bot. reg. 748

dark-flowered tt i_l pr 1 my.jn P C. G. H. 1825. C s.l

gaping
Lewis's

1783. jtfl'MULUS L. MONKEY FLOWER.

15893 ringens L.

15894 LewisJi Ph.

15895 glutin6sus W.

15896 parviflbrus Lindl.

15897 alatus H. K.

15898 guttatus Dec.

(Mimo, an ape ; seeds like face.) Scrophularmce. 10. — 13.

luteus B. M. and Ph.

clammy
small-flowered
winged ^ A or

spotted-flowered & A or

1 jl.au' L.B N. Amer. 1759. D p.l Bot. mag 283

f au Pa.P Missouri 1824. D p.l Ph. am. 2. 20

3 year O California 1794. C r.m Bot. mag. 354

g year Y Chile 1824. S co Bot. reg. 874

I jl.au L.B N. Amer. 1783. D p.l Bot. cab. 410

II jn.s Y N. Amer. 1812. D p.l Bot. mag. 1501

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

251

15899 floribundus B. R.

15900 luteus L.
2 rivularis

15901 moschatus Dou.

15902 lanatus Ph.

bundle-flowered O or
ys\\ow -flowered ^ A pr
rivulet ^ A pr

musk SW A pr

woolly j£ _AJ pr

f au Y N. Amer. 1826. S co Bot. reg. 1125

f jn.s Y Chile 1826. D p.l Bot reg. 103(1

f jn.s Y Chile 1826. D p.l

| jl.s Y Colombia 1826. D p.l Bot. reg. 1118

1J jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1326. S p.l

1784. HORNEMA'NN/^ W.en. HORNEMANNIA. (Prof. Horncmann, Copenhagen.) Scrophuldrtna:. 1.— 2.

15903 bicolor W. en. two-colored O pr ? jn.s B E. Indies 181(5 S s.l
Gratiola goodenicefblia Horn.

1785. TITTMA'NN/^ Rchb. TITTMANNIA. (Tittmann, a man's name.) Scrophuldrtna:. 2. — 8.

15904 ovata Rchb. ovate-leaved -* O pr i jn.jl Pa. R Society Isl. 1816. S s.p Plan.h.b.9
Hornemamu'a ovata Lie.

15905 viscosa liclib. clammy -* iQJ pr £ jn.jl ... E. Indies 1823. S s.p
Hornemann/a viscosa W,

1786. MA^ZUS Lou. MAZUS. (Mazos, a teat ; tubercles closing mouth of corolla.) Scrophuldr'mce.

15906 rugosus Lou. wrinkly -* £fi pr £ my.s Y.p China 1780. S s.l Sw. fl. gar. 35

Lindernia japunica Thun.
. Br.

15907 pumilio R.

1787. TOREW.4 L.

15908 asiatica L.

15909 difftisa Rox.

dwarf

TORENU

Asiatic
diffuse

O pr i jn jl Pa.P V. D. L. 1823. S g.p

(Rev. Olof Toren, a Swedish botanist.) Scrophuldrina:. 2. — 6.
JU G3 un 1 jl.au P E. Indies 1823. S s.l R. mal. 9. 53
)U E2 un 1 jl.au P Nepal 1818. S s.l

1788. ISOPLE'XIS Lindl. ISOPLEXIS. (Isos, equal, plexis, segment ; segments of cor. equal.) Scrophul. 2.

15910 canariensis Lindl. Canary *i _ | or 4 jn.jl Br.O Canaries 1698. S p.l Lind.dig. 27
Digitalis canariensis.L,

15911 sceptrum Lindl. sceptre n. \ _ | or 2 jl.au Br.O Madeira 1777. S p.l Lind.dig. 28
Digitalis sceptrum L.

*1789. DIGITAXLIS L. FOXGLOVE. (Digitale, finger of a glove ; form of flower.) Scrophularmce. 24. — 28.
. TRANSVE'RSJE. — Upper lip of venlricose corolla transverse.

15912 purpurea L.

purple ^

0)

or

4 jn.s

P

Britain

hed.b.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 2

2 alba

white ^

Q)

or

4 jl

W

Britain

hed.b.

S

CO

15913 Thapsi L.

Thapsi rfc

A

or

1| my.au

P

Spain

1752.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 3

15914 toraentosa T.k.

woolly ^

A

or

3 jn.jl

R

Portugal

1818.

S

CO

io915 lucescens IV. $ K.

fucescent ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

R

Hungary

1823.

S

s.l

15916 ambf gua Mur.

ambiguous ^

A

or

3 jl.au

L.Y

Switzerl.

1596.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 7

grandiflora Lam.

15917 ochroleuca Jac.

yellowish whitest

A

or

4 jl.au

L.Y

Europe

...

S

CO

Lind. dig. 8

ambigua Schk.

15918 fiilvd Lmdl.

tawny ^

A

or

3 il.au

Br

...

S

CO

Lind. di<j. 9

II. PORRE'CT^. — Middle lobe of lower Up of corolla drawn out.

15919 lajvigata W. 8f K.

smooth-leaved ^t

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

Hungary

1816.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 10

15920 ferruginea L.

iron-colored ^

or

4 jl.au

Br

Italy '

1597.

S

co

Lind. dig. 12

15921 eriostachya Fis.

woolly-spiked ^

or

3 jl.au

Br.Y

Russia

1827.

S

CO

15922 atirea Lindl.

golden ^

A

or

3 jl.au

Br

Greece

1816.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 13

15923 leucopha^a Sib.

grey &

A

Oi

2 jn.o

W.Bi

•Greece

1788.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 14

15924 lanata Ehrh.

woolly ^

A

or

2 jn.jl

W.Bi

• Hungary

1789.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 15

15925 oriental is Lam

eastern ^

A

or

li jn.jl

W

Levant

1820.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 16

15926 minor L.

III. BIDENTAXF;E. — Lower lip of corolla bifid.
smaller ^t A or | jn.jl Spain

1789.

S

s.l

Lind. dig. 6

15927 parviflora Jac.
15928 micrantha Roth

small-flowered ^
small-flowered ^

A

A

or
or

1^ jn.au
2 jn.au

Br
Y.Br

Switzerl.

1798.
1817.

S

S

CO
CO

Lind. dig. 17

15929 rigida L.

rigid ^

A

or

ljjn.au

Y.R

...

S

CO

Lind. dig. 19

15930 purpurascens Roth

purpurascent £fc

A

or

2 jn.au

Pk

Gennany

1776.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 20

erubescens H. K.

15931 tubiflora Lindl.

tube-flowered _^

A

or

2 jn.au

Y

...

S

CO

Lind. dig. 22

15932 lutea L.

,w«a//-yellow ^

A

or

2 jl.au

L.Y

France

1629.

S

CO

Lind. dig. 23

parviflora All. '

15933 lut^scens Lindl.

Intescent ^

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

...

S

CO

Lind. dig. 21

15934 obscura L.

obscure tL

_J

or

1 jl.au

O

Spain

1778.

c

p.l

Lind. dig. 26

15935 m£dia Roth

intermediate ^

A

or

2 jn.au

Y

Germany

1817.

S

CO

intermedia Pers.

1790. SCROPHUL AMU A L. FIGWORT. (Tubercles on roots like scrophulous tumours.) Scroph. 45.-5S.
— Leaves simple, undivided, from No. 15944. cordate; from No. 16981. appendiculate.

15936 lanceolata Ph.

lance-leaved

:k

A un

3

jl au

G.Y

Carolina

1820.

D

CO

15937 cretacea Fis.

cretaceous

•^

A un

2

jl.au

Br

Siberia

1827.

S

CO

15938 melisssefolia Urv.

Balm-leaved

Xf

A un

2

jl.au

Br.P

Levant

1823.

S

CO

15939 orientals L.

oriental

^

A or

2

jl.au

Br

Levant

1710.

D

CO

Schk. han. 2 173

15940 rupestris Bieb.
15941 ramosissima Lot.

rock shrubby
branchiest

•a.

A un
un

2
2

jl.au
jl.au

P
P

Caucasus
France

1818.
1821.

U
D

CO
CO

frut£scens Dec.

15942 frutescens L.

frutescent

tSL

| un

2

jn.au

D.P

Portugal

1768.

D

CO

Her. lug. 547

15943 adscendens W. en.

ascending

•vV

A un

2

...

Br

1816.

D

CO

15944 marilandica L.

Maryland

4v

A un

4

my.jl

G.Br

N. Arner.

1759.

D

l.p

15945 peregrina L.

foreign

x

G) un

2

jn.au

P

Italy

1640.

S

CO

Cam. h. 43

15946 nodosa L.

knotty-rooted

-^

A un

2

my.jl

Bd

Britain

woods.

D

CO

Eng. bot 1544

15947 aquatica L.

water

4V

A un

4

my.jl

Bd

Britain

wat.pl.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 854

15948 glabrata H. K.

smooth-leaved

£

OI un

2

ap.my

P

Canaries

1779.

S

l.p

Jaa sc. 2. 209

15949 Smiths Horn.

Smith's

^

iAI un

2

ap.au

P

Canaries

1815.

D

s.l

15950 biserrata W. en.

doubly-sawed

V

A un

2

jn.au

Br

1816.

D

CO

15951 arguta H. K.
15952 vernalis L.
15953 glandul&sa Kit.

sharp-notched
yellow spring
glandular

O un
Q) or
A un

1£ mj jn R
2 mr.my Y
2 jn.s Br.P

Canaries 1778.
Britain m.sh.pl.
Hungary 1806.

S
S
D

CO
CO
CO

Eng. bot. 567
W. & K. 214

15954 rugosa W.

rough

A un

2

jn.s

Br.P

Hungary

1816.

S

CO

15955 Scopbliz Hoppe
15956 Scorodonia L.

Scopoli's

£V

A un
A un

2
3

jn.au
il.au

Br
P

Austria
Britain

1823.
wat.pl.

D
D

CO
CO

Scop. car. 32
Eng. bot. 2209

15957 grandidentata Ten.
15958 altaica Mur.

large-toothed
Altaian

S

A un
A uii

3 j..au
* mv.in

P
Pa-Y

Italy
Siberia

1824.
1786.

I)
C

CO
CO

Mur. 4. 2

15959 ietonicifolia L.

Betony-leaved

^

A uii

2

jn.au

P

Spain

1752.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 274

252

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIV.

15960 hirsuta Horn.
15961 appendiculata Jac.
15962 Balbiszz Horn.
15963 auriculata L.
15964 trifoliata L.

hairy ^

Balbis's
ear-leaved ^
three-leaved ^j

A
A

A
A
0>

un

un
un
un
un

2
3

2
2
2

JUu

jn.au
jl.au
my.s

Y
D.P

Y.G

Br

R.Y

Europe
Morocco
Italy
Spain
A frica

1816.
1805.
1817.
1772.
1731.

D
D
D
D

S

CO

co

CO
CO
CO

Jac. sc. 3. 286

Lob. ic. 533
Pluk. al. 313. 6

II. LACI

"VIA'

*T-K

Leaves

rut ny

ifttrapil

15965 laciniata Kit.
15966 j>erbenaefolia Poir.

jag-leaved ^
Vervain-leaved ^

A
A

un
cu

3

2

jl "BrP" Hungary
jl Br.P

180S.
1816.

D

s

CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 170

15967 pinnatifida Bro.

pinnatitid ^

A

un

3

jl.au

P.w

Spain

1819.

S

CO

159(J8 variegata Bieb.

variegated ^

A

Ull

2

jn.au

Br.P

Casp. sho,

1816.

D

CO

15969 ^bulitulia Bieb.

Dwarf Elder-lvd^

A

or

«

jl.au

Y.P

Caucasus

1819

s

CO

15970 grandifl&ra Dec.

great-flowered ^

A

or

3

jn.au

Y.P

S. Amer.

1820.

S

CO

III. 1

PIN:

VA'T

'M.

— Leav

es pinn

ate.

15971 lyrata W. en.
15972 mellifera H. K.
15973 sambucifdlia L.

]yrate-leaved ^
honey-bearing ^
filder-leaved ^

A
A
A

un
un
un

3
3
3

jl.au
jl au
jl.s

Br.P
Br.P

R.G

Portugal
Barbary
Spain

1816.

1786.
1640.

n

D
D

CO
CO

CO

W.h.b.1.55
Desf. at. 2 143

Mil. ic. 2. 231

15974 hispida Desf.
15975 tanacetifdlia W. en.

hispid £^
Tansy-leaved •&

A
A

un
un

2

3

jl.au-
J-1.S

Y.P

Br.P

S. Europe 1824.
Tauria 1804.

s

D

CO
CO

W. h. b. 1. 56

15976 canlna Z,. dog
15977 chrysanthemifoliaW.e/i Chrys.-lvd ^>

A
A

un
un

3

jn.au
jn.au

Br.P
Br.P

S. Europe 1683.
Tauria 1816.

D

1)

CO

co

Lob. ic. 2. 55
W. h. b. 1. 59

15978 lucidaZ..

smning-leaved ^

A

un

2

jn.au

Br.P

Levant

1596.

D

CO

W. h.b.57

15979/iIicifolia Mil.

Fern-leaved ^

A

un

3

jl.au

P.w

Crete

1700.

s

CO

Tou. it. 85

15980 multirida W. en.

many-cleft-/wZ ^

A

un

3

jn.au

Br.P

1816.

D

CO

W. h. b. 1. 58

15981 difftisa L

diffuse

1791. VANDE'LLI^ L. VANDELLIA. (Dr. Louis Vandelli, prof. bot. Coimbra, Portugal.) Scrophul 1 —2
«"•««*-'• '~n- IjUu W S. Cruz 1824. S s.l Marcg. br. 32. 1

rf. bot. at Oxford.) Scrophularince 1. — 2.
England w.sh.p. D s.l Eng. bot. 619

1792. SIBTHO'RP/^ L. SIBTHORPIA.
ropa^a L, European

1793. LTMOSE'LLA L. MUDWORT.

15983 aquatica Z,. water =*

1794. BROWA'LLI^ L. BROWALLIA.

15984 demissa L. low

15985 elata /,. tall

15986 elongata Kth. elongated
lactea Hort.

(H. Sibthorp, M.D.,
; A cu £ jl.au

(Limus, imud ; habitation.) Scrophularince. 1. — 5.

O pr i jl.s F Britain mud.pl. S s.l Eng. bot. 357

(John Browallius, bishop of Abo.) Scrophularince. 3. — 4.
f jn.s B S. Amer. 1735. S s.l Bot. mag. 1136
B Peru 1768. S s 1 Bot. mag. 34
B.w . S s.l

O or l|jn.s
iDI or 14 jn.s

1795. STEMO^DIA L. STEMODIA. (Stemon, stamen, dis, double ; 2-anthered filaments.) Scrophul. 6. —14.

"

CD or lijl.au R Brazil 1820. C p.l

Ol un

E. Indies 1818. S

Brazil 1825. S

S. Amer. 1817. S

W. Indies 1823. S

Mac. am. 174. 66

p.l SI. jam. 1.124.2

S. Amer. 1759. S p.l

15987 suffruticdsa Bonp. suffruticose
Coliimnro trifoliata Lk.

15988 viscosa Rox. clammy

15989 verticillaris Lk. whorled

15990 maritima L. seaside

15991 durant(/o«a Swz. Duranta-leaved
Capraria durantz/o/ia L.

15992 parviflora R. Br. small-flowered

1796. TREVIRA^N^ W.en. TREVIRANA. (Dr. Treviranus, a German botanist.) Scrophularince. 1.

15993 coccinea W. en. scarlet $. G3 spl \\ au.s S Jamaica 1778. R l.p Bot mag. 374
Cyrilla pulchella Herit.

1797. COLU'MNZ^ L. COLUMNEA. (Fabius Columna, of noble family of Colonna, in Italy.) Scroph. 4. —8.

15994 scandens L. climbing fi_ D or 6 au.s S W. Indies 1759. C s.p Bot. reg. 805

15995 hirsuta Swz. hairy «L O or 2 au.n Pa.P Jamaica 1780. C s.p Br. jam. 30. 3

15996 rutilans Sum. red-leaved «- (_J or 2 au.s P Jamaica 1823. C s.p

15997 triioliata Lk. three-leaved tt CD or 3 au.n B 1823. C s.p

RUSSELIA. (A. Russel, M.D. F.R.S., auth. of nat. hist, of Aleppo.) Scrophu. 3. — 6.
many-flowered * Q or 4 jn.au R S. Amer. 1812. C s.p Bot. mag. 1528
bundle-flwd * O or 4 ... R Mexico 1824. C s.l
ternate-leaved il r 1 or 4 ... R Mexico 1818. C s.l

1798. RUSSE^L/^ L.

15998 multiflora B M.

15999 floribunda Hum.

16000 ternif61ia Kth.

1799. DODA'RTT/4 L. DODARTIA. (F. Dodart, M.D. French bot. and acad.) Scrophuldrmce. 1. —.2.

16001 orientalis L. oriental ^ A or 1| jl.au P Levant 1752. D s.p Sw. fl. gar. 147

1800. LINDE'RN/4 L. LINDERNIA. (F.B. von Lindern, M.D. of Strashurg, bot. author.) Scrophul. 1.—3.

16002 Pyxidaria L. Pyxidaria O pr 1 jn.au B S. Europe 1789. S s.l Lam. il. 522

1801. HERPE'STIS R. Br. HBRPESTIS. (Herpestes, any thing that creeps; habit.) Scrophuldrince. 8. — 16.

16003 stricta Schr. strict ^ (23 pr 1 au B 1824. D bog

16004 Monnil-rja R. Br. Monnier's =*b [7V1 pr

16005 portulacacea B. M. ¥urslzin.leaved-=

16006 cuneitolia Ph.

wedge-leaved

A pr

16007 amplexicaulis Ph. stenT-clasping ^ Al un

16008 rotundifolia Ph. round-leaved jfe= Al un

16009 micrantha Ph.

16010 Brownw Pers.

_

small-flowered ^ ^AJ un
Brown's ^ _AJ un

L.B S. Amer. 1772. D bog Ehr. pic. 14. 2

|" jl.au B S. Amer. 1823. D bog Bot. mag. 2557

4au B N. Amer. 1812. D bog

£ jl.au B Carolina 1818. D bog

ijl.au Pa.B N. Amer. 1824. D bog

i jl.au B N. Amer. 1817. D bog Swz. ic. 33

ijl.au B Jamaica ... D bog

1802. DIA'SCIA Lk. DIASCIA. (Dis, two, askion, little bladder: two protub. at base of cor.) Scroph. 1.— 4.
16011 Bergiana Lk. Bergius's O un | jl.au ... C. G. H. 1815. S s.l Pluk. ph. 320. 5

1803. C APR AERIAL. CAPRARIA.

16012 bifl6ra L. two-flowered

1 60 1 3 cun eata R. Br. wedge-lea ved

16014 lanceolate L. spear-leaved

16015 unduteta L. \vave-leaved

16016 humilis W. dwarf

(Caper, a goat ; leaves liked by goats.) Scrophularince. 5. — 8.

EE un 2 jl.au W S. Amer. 1752. S l.p Lam. il. 534. 2
tt. CD un 2 ... W S. Amer. 1759. C p.l

* , I un 3 ... W C. G. H. 1774. C p.l

«L D un 2 mr.jl W C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 1556

O un 1 jl.au W E. Indies 1781 C p.l

1804. COLLI'NS/4 Nut. COLLINSIA. (Zaccheus Collins, a vice-pres. of Ac. Nat. Sc. Philadel.) Scroph. 3.

16017 verna Nut. spring O el 1 my.jn B.p N. Amer. 1826. S l.p.s Sw. fl. gar. 220

16018 parviflora B. R. small-flowered -* O or i jn.jl P.B Colombia 1826. S l.p.s Hot. reg. 1082

16019 grandiflbra B. n. great-flowered Q el 1 my.jl Pk.B Colombia 1826. S l.p.s Bot. reg. 1107

ORDER II.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

253

1805. BUCHNE^R^ L. BUCHNERA. (J. G. Buchner, a German naturalist.) Scrophuldrincn. 3. — ;

16020 americana L. American ^ A cu 1J jn.au B N. Amer. 17.% D l.p

16021 hispida Ham. hispid £ OJ un 1 jl.o B Nepal 1818. S p.l

16022 z<rticif6)ia R. Br. Nettle-leaved tt. i | un 1£ jl.au B N. Holl. 1824. S p.l

biflbra L.

1806. MANlTLEAi. MANULEA.

16023 /inifblia Thun. Flax-leaved

16024 aethiopica L. Ethiopian

16025 oppositifolia Fen. opposite-leaved

16026 fce'tida Thun. fetid
Buchntro fce'tida B. Rep.

16027 Villbsa Thun. villous
Buchnfcra capensis W.

16028 pedunculata Thun. peduncled

16029 viscbsa W. en. clammy
Buchntra viscbsa B. M.

16030 r&bra Thun. red

16031 tomentbsa L. woolly
160J2 Cheiranthus L. Wallflower
160,53 argentea L.

16034 crystallina W. en.

16035 alternifblia Pers.

16036 capitata Thun.

16037 rhynchantha Lk.

16038 violacea Lk.

16039 cordata Thun.

silvery

crystal

alternate-lvd

capitate

bill-flowered

\\olet-colored ]£

cordate t.

(Manus, the hand ; five divisions of flowers.) Scrophular'<n<z. 17. — 40.

C. G. H. 1820. S p.l

.(Ethiopia ... S p.l

C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

C. G. H. 1794. S s.p Bot. rep. 80

C. G. H. 1783. S s.p Bur. af. 50. 2

C. G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. rep. 84

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 217

C. G. H. 1790. C p.l

C. G. H. 1774. C s.p Bot. mag. 322

C. G. H. 1795. S s.p Com. h. 2. 42

C. G. H. 1801. S s.p

C. G. H. 1820. S p.l

N. Holl. 1819. S p 1

C. G. H. 1820. S l.p

C. G. H. 1823. C s.p

...... 1824. C s.p

C. G. H. 1816. D s.l

1807. ANGELO^NIA Kth. ANGELONIA. (Angelon, its name in Caraccas.) Scrophularince. 1.
16040 salicariaefblia Kth. Willow-leaved £ G£] el 3 au L.B S. Amer. 1818. C co Bot. reg. 415

1808 SCHIZA'NTHUS 7Z. S; P. SCHIZANTHUS.

16041 pinnatus R. % P. pinnate O el

16042 porrigens Hook. spreading O el

(Schizo, to cut, anthos, flower.) Scrophuldrmte. 2.

2 f.n L.B Chile 18^22. S co Sw. fl. gr. 63

3 f.n W.R.B Chile 1822. S co Sw. fl. gr. 76

1809. BESLE^R/^ L. BESLERIA. (Basil Besler, an apothecary at Nuremberg.) Gesneriete. 12. — 20.
I. DENTICULA^TS. — Segments of calyx serrulated or denticulated.
16043 cristata L. crested ft. CD or 3 jn.au Y W. Indies 1739. C l.p Jac. am. 119
lt>044 coccinea Aub. scarlet-berried tt. CU or 3 ... Y Guiana 1819. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 255
16045 dichrus Spr. two-colored tt. Q or 3 my.au R.Y Brazil 1826. C p.l

bicolor Schott

16046 pulchella H. K.

neat

tt.

§or

3

jl.au

Y

Trinidad

1806.

C

1 p

Bot. mag. 1146

16047 melittifblia L.

Balm-leaved

tt.

or

3

jn.jl

0

Guiana

1739.

C

s.p

Ex. bot. 1. 54

16048 serrulata Jac.

serrulated

ft.

or

6

P.Y W.Indies 1806.

C

Jac. sc. 3. 290

II. INTE

GE'RRIMJE. — Segments

of

calyx entire.

16049 Ifitea L.

\e\\ovi-flowere

dtL

[ 1 or

3

jl.au

Y

Guiana

1739.

C

l.p

PL ic. 49. 1

16050 grandifblia Schott

large-leaved

«.

1 ! or

3

jl.au

Y

Brazil

1824.

C

p.l

16051 hirtella Schott

small-hairy

tt.

C~l or

3

jl.au

Y

Brazil

J824.

C

p I

16052 incarnata Aub.

fiesh-color-berrie

d£

fAI or

3

...

Y

Guiana

1820.

C

p.l

Aub. gui. 2. 256

16053 violacea Aub.

violet-berried

|_

Bor

6

:

Y

Guiana

1824.

C

p.l

Aub. gui. 2. 254

16054 mollis Hook.

soft

tt.

or

3

...

Y

S. Amer.

1823.

C

l.p

1810. TEE^DIA Rudol. TEEDIA.

16055 Idcida Rudol. shining

16056 pub^scens Burc. pubescent

(Meaning unknown.) Scrophulannes. 2.

or 2 ap.jl P C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. reg. 210
or 2 my.o P C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Bot. reg. 214

* 1811. BRUNSFE'LS/,4 L. BRUNSFELSIA. (Otho Brunsfels, of Mentz, a Carthusian monk.) Solanece. f 4.

16057 undulata L. \vave-flowered « ED or 4 jn.jl W Jamaica 1780. C r.m Bot. reg. 228

16058 americana L. American * O or 4 jn.jl Pa.Y W. Indies 1735. C r.m Bot. mag. 393

1 latifolia broad-leaved * CD or 4 jn.jl

2 angustifblia narrow-leaved il C I or 4 jl

16059 violacea Lod. ' violet-co/ora* *» CD cu 3 jl.au

16060 montana Lo. C. mountain « EZD or 4 jl.au

W Jamaica 1780. C r.m Bot. reg. 228

Pa.Y W. Indies 1735. C r.m Bot. mag. 393

Pa. Y W.Indies ... C r.m

Pa. Y W. Indies ... C r.m

Ld W. Indies 1815. C r.m Bot. cab. 792

W S. Amer.? 1820. C r.m

or
or
or
or
or
or
or
or

'2
4
4
3
2
6
3
2

• CCA pi

jl.au
jl.s
jl.au
jl.au
jl.au
jl.s
jl.s

]1.S

\JL* OU \.

Br.Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

Levant
Candia
E. Indies

N. Africa
Crete
Levant

1713.
1780.
1783.
1816.

1752."
1816.
1818.

S
S

s
s
s
s
s
s

CO

pi
p.
p.l
p.l
p.
p.
p.l

Lam', il. 532
Bot. mag. 1962

Bot. mag. 964
Ven. eels 27
Bot. reg. 438

1812. CE'LSI4 L. CEXSIA. (Olaus Celsius, D.D., Greek pro£ at Upsal, friend of Lin.) Solanece. 8. — 10,

16061 orientklis L. oriental

16062 Arcturus L. Arcturus

16063 coromandeliana Fahl Coromandel

16064 viscbsa Roth clammy

16065 fietonicsefblia Desf. Betony-leaved

16066 cretica L. Cretan

16067 lanceolata Yen. spear-leaved

16068 lanata Jac. woolly

* 1813. ALONSO^^ R. & P. ALONSOA. (Zanoni Alonso, Span. sec. for Santa F£ de Bogota.) Solanetz. 4. —

16069 acutifblia R. 8f P. acute-leaved tt. i_J or 3 my.o S Peru 1790. C Lp

16070 incisifblia R. $ P. cut-leaved tt. i | or 2 my.o S Chile

Hemimeris wrticifblia W. Celsio wrticaefblia Cur.

16071 linearis H. K. Imear-leaved «. ( | or 2 my.o S Peru

Celsia linearis Jac. Hemimeris coccinea W.

16072 caulialata R. $ P. wing-stemmed £ ^ or 3 my.o S Chile

1814 ANTHOCE'RCIS Lab. ANTHOCERCIS. (Anthos, flower, kerkis, ray ; radiated cor.) Solhnece. 3

16073 littbrea Lab. shore * i_J or 3 my.au Pa.Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. reg 212

16074 albicans Cun. \ch\t\s\i-leaved * i_| or 3 ap.jl W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Sw. an. 16

16075 viscbsa R. Br. viscid • i_| or 6 my.jn W N. Holl. 1822. C s.p

1815. CYMBA^IAZ,. CYMBARIA.

16076 daurica L. Daurian

1795. C s.p Bot. mag. 417
1790. C s.p Bot. mag. 210

(Kymbe. a boat ; shape of fruit.) Scrophuldrtnce. 1. — 2.
t A cu 1 jn.jl Y Tauria 1796. Deo Am. rut. 1 2

254

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

CLASS XV. TETRADYNA'MIA.

1816. SCHIZOPE'TALON Sims SCHIZOPETALON. (Schizo, to cut, petalon, a petal.) Crudferce. 1.
16077 Walker* Sims Walker's m cu 2 my.jl W Chile 1822. S p.l Bot. mag. 2379

1817. MATHPOL^ R. Br. STOCK. (P. A. Matthioli, an Italian physician, d. 1577.) Cructferte. 17. — 28.
I. PACHYNO^TUM. — Petals obovate; back of stigma thick, not horned; silicle at top thick, not Mcuspidate.
16078 incana R. Br. hoary Gillyflower*. I or 1 my.n P England clitts. S l.p Eng. bot. 1935

2 coccinea
3 alba
4 multiplex
16079 annua Swt.

scarlet " tt | or
white branching*!- . 1 or
double tt | or
annual O or

1
1

1
2

my.n
my.n
my.n
my.n

S
W
Va
R

England gard.
England gard.
England gard.
S. Europe 1731.

S
S
S

S

\*

•D

l.p
l.p

J.p

Bau. his. 2. 875.1

2 alba wh

ite Ten-week st

ock O or

1-

my.au

W

S. Europe

...

S

l.p

Dalech. 802. 1

3 fibre pleno

double

O °r

U

my.au

R

•••'••«

S

l.p

16080 simplicicaulis Swt.

simple-stmd

£ O> or

2

my.au

P

»""

S

l.p

Bes. eys. 2. 3. 3

2 alba

white

£ Q) or

2

my.au

W

••«»..

<-

S

l.p

Bes. eys. 2. 3. 2

16081 glabrata Dec.

smooth

tt (or

2

my.n

W

..

S

l.p

M. h. 3. 8. 2

2 purpurea
3 fibre pteno

purple
double

tt |or
tt lor

2
2

my.n
my.n

P

P.w

"

S
S

l.p

l.p

16082 grajNca Swt. Grecian WaUflmxer-lvd O or

2

my.n

W

S. Europe

S

l.p

16083 fenestralis R. Br.

window

.£ Olor

1

jl.au

P

••••••

1759.

S

l.p

Jac. vin. 2. 179

16084 sinukta R. Br.

scollop-leaved

£ CD or

1

my.au

V

England

sea sh

S

l.p

Eng. bot. 462

16085 acatilis Dec.

stemless

O or

i

jn.jl

R

Egypt

1818.

S

SP

II. LUPE^HIA

— Petals oblot

ig, of a yell

owi

sh purpl

e; ba

ck of stigm

i thick

, n

it ho

rned.

16086 torulbsa Dec.

twisted

tt i | or

2

my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1816.

C

s.p

16087 odoratissima R. Br.

sweetest-sctd

tt i 1 or

Q

jnjl

Ld

Persia

1797.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 1711

2 fragrans Fis.
16088 varia Dec.

fragrant
various

tti lor
£ Al or

2 jn.jl
I jn.jl

Ld
Ld

Crimea
Levant

1823.
1820.

C

C

r.m
r.m

Fl. gr. 636

16089 tatarica Dec.

Tartarian

£ O or

1

1 1

jn.jl.

R.Y

i ^

Tartary

1820.

S

f~<

s.p

Pal. it. 1. ap. O

16090 tristis R. Br. dark-flowered tt \ | or 1| my.jl Ld S. Europe 1768. C s.l Bot. mag. 729

III. PINA^RIA. — Petals yellowish purple ; back of stigma horned.

1G091 longipe"tala Dec. long-petaled O or 1 jn.jl R.Y Bagdad 1818. S s.p Ven. eels 93

16092 coronopifblia Dec. Buckhorn-lvd j£ Q) or 1 jn.jl P Greece 1819. S s.p Fl. gr. 637

IV. AciNoVoN. — Petals obovate; stigmas horned; silicles at top Mcuspidate.

16093 tricuspidata R. Br. three-pointed-/^ O pr J jl.au P Barbary 1739. S s.l Lam. il. 564. 2

16094 parviflbra R. Br. small-flowered O pr fjl.au P Morocco 1799. S s.l

1818. CHEIRA'NTHUS L. WALLFLOWER. (Kheyry, its Arabic name, anthos, flower.) Crucifera. 11. — 18
I. CHEI^RI. — Styles scarcely any ; seeds immarginate.

16095 Che\r% L.

2 fibre pleno

3 grandiflbrus

4 maximus

5 serratus

6 patulus

7 ferrugineus

8 varius

9 flavescens

10 thyrsoldes

11 sanguineus

12 ha?manthus

16096 fruticulbsus L.

16097 arbbreus Swt.

16098 alpmus L.

16099 firmus W.

16100 ochroleucus Hal.
dubius Suter

Cheiri, or garden tt | or 2 ap.jl O

2 ap.jl
2 ap.jl
2 ap. 1
2 ap.jl
" ap.jl
ap.jl
ap.jl

2 ap.jl

thyrse-flowered tt | or 2 ap.jl

bloody tt | or 2 ap.jl

double bloody-flwdtt | or 2 ap.jl

If ap.jl

3 ap.jl

double-flwd tt | or

large- flowered tt | or

largest tt | or

saw-flowered tt | or

double-spreadingiL | or 2 ap.jl

rusty-flowered tt | or 2 ap.jl

various tt | or 2

flavescent

tree

alpine

firm

pale yellow

tt | | or

tt (or

i my.jl Y

S. Europe 1573. S r.m Bui. her. 349

Y C r.m Bes. eys. 2. 5. 3

Y S. Europe 1573. C co Bes. eys. 2. 5. 2

Y S. Europe 1573. C co Bes. eys. 2. 5. 1

Y S. Europe 1573. C co

Y S. Europe 1573. C co

Br S. Europe 1573. C co

Va S. Europe 1573. C co

Y S. Europe 1573. C co

Bd S. Europe 1573. C co

D.Br C r.m

Bd S. Europe 1573. C co

Y Britain old wa. S co Eng. bot. 1934

Y Egypt 1827. C s.p

N.Eui

rope 1810. C s.p Wa. lap. 12. 1

1 my.jl Y Europe 1816. C s.p
A or .f ap.jl Pa.Y Switzerl. 1820. D co Hal. h. 449. 14

II. CHEIROIVDES. — Styles filiform ; seeds marginate ; siliclet four-sided.

16101 tenuifblius Herit. fine-leaved

16102 mutabilis Herit. changeable
2 longifblius Ven. long-leaved

16103 scoparius W. broom

2 aeruginbsus Dec. rusty

3 chamae^leo Ker chameleon

16104 semperflbrens Schous. ever-blowing tt | | or

2 frutescens Pers. frutescent tt i | or

| | or 2 my.jn Y Madeira 1777. C l.p

tt| | or 3 mr.my Y.p Madeira 1777. C l.p Bot. mag. 195

tt ( | or

tt | ( or

tt, | or

16105 /inifblius Pers.

Flax-leaved

3 s.d W.P Madeira 1815. C co Ven.mal.83

3 my.o W.p Teneriffe 1812. C r.m

3 my.o Rust Teneriffe 1812. C r.m

3 my.o Y.p Teneriffe 1812. C r.m Bot. reg. 219

2 year W Barbary 1815. C s.l

2 mr.jl W Teneriffe 1815. C co

.l_Jor 2 mr.au P Spain 1815. C s.l

1819. .NASTU'RTIUM R. Br. NASTURTIUM.
I. CARDA'MINUM. — Petals white, larger than

16106 officinale R. Br. officinal * A
Sisyrobrium .Nasturtium L.

1 1. BRACHY'LOBOS. — Petals yellow

16107 sylvestre R. Br. wood creeping i A
Sis^mbrium sylvestre L.

16108 paliastre Dec. marsh ^ O
Sisyrnbrium terrestre L.

16109 bursifblium Dec. Sheph. Purse-lvd O

16110 coronopifblium Dec. Buckhorn-lvd O

16111 sagittatum R. Br. arrow-leaved £ A

16112 lippizense Dec. Lippa ]£ A
16113pyrenaicum R. Br. Pyrenean j£ A
16114 amphibium R. Br. amphibious ^ A

1 indivisum Dec. undivided-/i>rf ^ A

2 variifblitim Dec. various-leaved =fe A

(Nasus, nose, tortus, tormented ; effects.) Cruclferes. 12. — 24.
calyx; silicles cylindrical; glands four at base of stamens.
cul 1 my.jl W Britain rivul. D co Eng. bot. 855

,• silicles cylindrical ; glands of receptacle small.

w 1 jn.s Y Britain wat.pl. D co Eng. bot. 2324

1 jn.s Y Britain wat.pl. S co Eng. bot. 1747

i jn.jl
I jn.jl

my.jn
f my.jn
my.jn

w lljn.au
w 1} jn.au
w 1 jn.au

Crea Kamtsch. 1820. S co

Pa.Y N. Africa 1824. S co

Pa.Y Siberia 1780. D co

Y Carinthia ... D co

Y Pyrenees 1775. D co

Y Britain riv. ba. D co

Y Britain riv. ba. D co

Y Britain riv. ba. D co

Desf. at. 2. 154
Jac. ic. 1. 122
Dalech. 653. 3
Ac.hel.4.15
Eng. bot. 1840
Pet. brit. 49. 8
Pet. brit. 49. 10

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAMIA.

255

III. CLANDESTINA''RIA ___ Petals none or very small and white ; silicles cylindrical.
16115 benghalense Dec. Bengal O un 2 jn.au W E. Indies ... ' S co

161 16 microspermum Dec. small-seeded O un fjn.au W China 1820. S co

16117 indicura Dec. Indian O un $ jn.au Ap China ... S co

1820. LEPTOGARP^ETA Dec. LEPTOCARP.EA. (Leptos, slender, karpos, fruit.) Crucrferce. 1.

16118 Loesfelz/ Dec. Loesel's Q un 1| au Y Germany 1683. S co Jac. au. 4. 324
Turritis Loesfelw R. Br. Sisymbrium Loeselw L.

1821. NOTO'CERAS R. Br. NOTOCERAS. (Notos, the back, keras, a horn ; back of pod.) Cruclferie. 3.
I. DICERA^TIUM. — Silicles dehiscent, two-horned ; seeds compressed ; flowers small ; leaves entire.

16119 canariense R. Br. Canary O un f au.s Y Canaries 1779. S co Jac. ec. Ill
.Erysimum bic6rne H. K.

16120 hispanicum Dec. Spanish O un £ au.s Y Spain 1821. S co

II. TETRACERA^TIUM. — Silicles four-horned ; flowers small, perhaps apetalous ; leaves sinuately toothed.

16121 quadric6rne Dec. four-horned O un | jn.jl W Siberia 1820. S co Deless. 2. 16
i'rysimum quadricorne Step. Nasturtium quadricorne Dec.

1822. B ARBAR£\4 R. Br. WINTER CRESS. (Anciently called Herb of St. Barbara.} Cruciferee. 4.— 6.

16122 vulgaris R. Br. common
jErysimum Barbarea I;.

16123 pra2xcox R. Br. early Belleisle Cress£ A cul
.Erysimum prae^cox L.

16124 taurica Dec. Taurian £ A un

16125 ibdrica Dec. Iberian £ A un
Cheiranthus ibe"ricus W. en.

16126 />lantaginea Dec. Plantain-like £ A un £ jl.s
Sisymbrium Barbarea L.

A cul 1± my.au Y Britain rub. D co

1 ap.o Y England brooks. D co

Eng. bot. 443
Eng. bot. 1129

ap.o Y
my.au Y

Tauria
Iberia

1820.
1816.

Levant 1799. D co .

1823. STEVENN/J Adams STEVENIA.

16127 alyssoides Fis. Alyssum-like

16128 cheirantholdes Dec. Wallflower-lk

(C. Steven, a Russian botanist.) Crucfferae.

O un | my.jl W Siberia 1824. S co Deless. 2. 20
Q) un 1 my.jl W.p Siberia 1818. S co Deless. 2. 21

1824. BRA^Y^f Ster.
16129 alpina Ster.

BRAYA.
alpine

(Count Bray, a German nobleman.) Crucifera. 1. — 2.

£ A cu | jn P Carinthia 1823. S p.l Deless. 2. 22

1825. PA'RRY^ R. Br. PARRYA. (Capt. Edw. Parry, R.N., sent to discover N.W. passage.) Cruciferce. 1.

16130 arctica R. Br. arctic £U cu | ... P Melville 1.1820. S p.l Parry's app.

1826. TURRrTIS Dtf. TOWER MUSTARD. (Turris, tower ; pyramidal growth.) Cruciferce. 2. —3.

16131 glabra L. ^ smooth long-podded O w 1| my.jn W England gr.pa. S co Eng. bot. 777
,4'rabis perfoliata Lam.

16132 salsuginbsa Dec. marsh O un 1 jn.jl W Siberia 1823. S co Pal. it. 2. app. O

1827. ^'RABIS L. WALL CRESS. (Originally from

ALOMA^TIUM. — Seeds immarginate ; stem leaves cordate

Arabia.) Crudferce. 49. — 67.

clasping, from No 16147. sessile.

16133 verna R. Br.

vernal

0

pr

1 my.jn

P

France 1710.

S

S.I

Bar. ic. 476

JKsperis v6rna L.

16134 alpina L.

alpine

*- A

Pr

f mr.my

W.Y

Switzerl. 1596.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 226

2 Clusiana Dec.

Clusius's

!U A

or

£ mr.my

W

Pyrenees 1596.

D

CO

Cl. h. 2, 125. 2

3 nkna Baum.

dwarf

JU. A

or

| mr.my

W

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

16135 albida Stev.

whitish

*~ A

pr

I ja.o

w

Caucasus 1798.

D

S.I

Jac. ec. 71

caucasica W. en.

16136 undulata Lk.

•waved-leaved

*~ A

or

I mr.jl

w

S. Europe 1810.

D

CO

16137 longifblia Dec.

long-leaved

JU A

or

w

Persia 1820.

D

CO

Deless. 2. 25

16138 mollis Stev.

soft

*~ A

or

43 my jl

w

Caucasus 1817.

D

CO

16139 toxophylla Bieb.
16140 auriculata Lam.

bow-leaved
auricled

*g

pr
un

1* jl.au
f my

w
w

Volga 1823.
S. Europe ...

S
S

CO
CO

Al. ped.2.2

aspera All.

2 recta Vil.

upright

O

un

f my

w

Europe

S

CO

Vil. del. 3. 37

3 patula Dec.

spreading

O

un

1 my

w

Hungary 1818.

s

CO

W.&K.1.59

Turritis patula Ehr,

h.

4 dasycarpa Andrz.

thick-capsuled

o

un

f my

w

Podolia 1820.

s

CO

16141 saxatilis All.

stone

t- G)

un

f my

w

Switzerl. ...

s

CO

Vil. del. 37

16142 crispata W.

curled

t, A

1 my

w

Carniola 1818.

D

CO

16143 sagittata Dec.

sagittate

£ O)

un

1 my.jl

w

S. France ...

S

CO

2 subglabrata Dec.

subglabrous

j£ Q)

un

1 my.jl

w

Europe 1820.

8

CO

3 ovata Pair.

ovate

£ O)

un

1 mv.jl

w

N. Amer. 1818.

S

CO

4 oblongata Dec.

oblongate

j£ O)

un

1 my.jl

w

N. Amer. 1827.

S

CO

5 longisiliqua Wallr

. long-podded

£ Q)

un

1 my.jl

w

N.Europe 1824.

s

CO

16144 hirsftta Sea

hairy

£ A

w

1 my.jl

w

Britain rocks.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 587

16145 curtislliqua Dec.
16146 spatulata Dec.

short-podded
spatulate

t Q)

£ Q)

or
un

* my.jl
f jn.jl

w
w

N.Europe 1825.
Bonaria 1823.

S

s

CO
CO

16147 Allibniz Dec.

Allioni's

£ A

un

2 my.jn

w

Italy 1804.

D

CO

Turritis stricta All.

16148 muralis Bert.

wall

£ A

un

| my.jn

w

Italy 1824.

D

CO

16149 stricta Hud.

upright

£ A

pr

1 my

Crea

England rocks.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 614

16150 ciliata R. Br.

ciliated

£ O>

pr

1 jn.jl

W

Ireland ir. sh.

S

S.I

Eng. bot. 1746

Turritis alpina W.

16151 incana Roth

hoary-stalked

^ O>

un

5 my.jn

w

Switzerl. 1816.

S

S.I

16152 Thalidwa L.

Thalius's

o

w

1 ap.my

w

Britain walls.

s

S.I

Eng. bot. 901

2 parviflora Rafi.

small-flowered

o

un

1 ap.my

w

N. Amer. 1825.

s

CO

16153 serpyllifolia Yil.

Thy me- leaved

^ Q)

un

I jn.jl

w

S. France 1823.

s

CO

Vil. del. 3. 37

16154 pubescens Pair.
16155 procurrens W. & K.

pubescent
procurrent

j£ Q) un

)U A or

1| ap.my
§ my.jl

w
w

Barbary 1825.
Hungary 1818.

s

D

CO
CO

Desf. at. 163
W. & K. 2. 144

16156 prafcox W. % K.
16157 SchiwereckzanaDec.

early
Schiwereck's

L A

1- A

un
or

[ifri

2 jn.jl

w
w

Hungary 1820.
Austria 1826.

D
D

CO
CO

16158 petra3ra Lam.

rock

*~ A

or

i my.jl

w

Austria 1800.

D

CO

Cr. au. 3. 2

2 hispida

hispid

!U A

or

^ my.jl

w

Scotland rocks.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 386

3 hastulata

hastulate

<U A

or

P

Britain rocks.

D

co

Eng. bot. 469

16159 ambigua Dec.
16160 lyrata L.
16161 arenbsa Sco.

ambiguous
lyrate
purple sand

£ &

8

or
un
pr

3f my.jl
i jn.jl

w
w

Pk

Siberia 1824.
N. Amer. ...
Germany 1798.

D

S
S

CO
CO
S.I

Hook. ex. fl. 221

16162 Hall£ri L.

Mailer's

£ 0)

un

1 jn.jl

W

Switzerl. ...

s

CO

W. & K. 120

256

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

16163 stolonifera Horn. shoot-bearing !L. A or f my.jl W Carniola 1818.

16164 eviri£nsis Wul. Ovirian !U A or f jn.jl Pa.R Carinthia 1824.

16165 cebennensis Dec. Cevennes £ Q) un 1£ jn.jl Pa.P S. France 18'-'0.

16166 lasioloba Lk. hairy-podded £ Q) or 1J my.jl W Mexico 1820.

II. LOMA'SPORA. — Seeds marginate ; stem leaves clasping, from No. 161

16167 Turrita L.

2 umbrbsa Stev.

3 pendula Desf.
19168 pendula L.

16169 Patrimona Dec.

16170 lasvigata Dec.

16171 canad^nsis L.

16172 nu tans W.

16173 fiellidifblia Jac.

16174 piimila WW.

Aellidifblia Crx. ciliaris JF. era.

Tower Mustardj£ C

shades

pendulous

pendulous

Patrin's

polished

Canadian

nodding

Daisy-leaved

dwarf

1£ ap.my Su

£ Q) un

£ O un

£ A un

]£ A un

H A uri

H A Pr

£ A pr

*~- A pr

ap.my Su
ap.my Su

my.jl

my.jl

I my.jn

i my.jl

mr.ap

i my.jn

England walls.
Russia 1827.
Europe 1817.
Missouri 1759.
Siberia 1818.
N. Amer. 1821.
N. Amer. 1768.
Switzerl. 1658.

D co Scop. car. 39

D co Jac. ic. 1.125

S co

S co
71. sessile.

S s.l Eng. bot. 178

S co

S co

S s.l

S co

Jac. vin. 3. 34
Deless. 2. 27

W.Y Switzerl.
W Austria

1773.
1816.

D co

D s.l

D co

D p.l

D co

Pluk. al. 86. 8
Jac. au. 3. 281
Jac. au. 3. 280
Cr. au. 1. 281

16175 caeriilea Wul.

16176 stellulata Bert

16177 collina Ten,

16178 lucida L.

16179 stenopetala W.

16180 alpestris Schl.

16181 dasycarpa Andrx.

blue £ A pr * jn.jl Pa.B Switzerl. 1793.

little-starry JU. A or i my.jl W Italy 1817.

hill £ A un J jn.jl W Naples 1824.
III. DI^BI*. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

shining-team* £ A pr J jn.jl W Hungary 1790.

narrow-petaled tf Q) or | jn.jl W 1818.

alpine a Q) or | my.jl W Switzerl. 1819.

thick-fruited £ A or f jn.jl W Podolia 1827.

D co Al. ped. 1. 40. 2
D co
D co

D p.l
S co
S co
D co

1828. MACROPO'DIUMTJ. Br.
16182 nivale R. Br. snowy

Cardamine nivalis Pall.

MACROPODIUM. (Makros, long, pous, foot ; of seed-vessel.) Cruc'ifera:. 1.

A pr 1 jn.s

ong
W

Siberia 1796. D co Pal it. 2. ap. U

1829. CARD A'MINE L. LADY'S SMOCK. (Dim. of kardamon, water cress, Gr. ; taste.) Cruciferte. 25. — 58.
I. INDIVID. — Leaves nearly all undivided.

16183 rhomboidea Dec.

rhomboid £ A un | jn.jl W N. Amer. 1824. D p.l Pluk. al. 435. 6

16184 rotund if olia MX.

round leaved ^ A un i my.jn W N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

16I85asarif6liaZ.

Asarum-leaved £ A pr ? jn.jl W Italy 1710. D p.l Bot. mag. 1375

16186 ftellidifulia L.

Daisy-leaved £ A pr ? ap.jn W Scotland sc. al. D s.l Eng. bot. 2355

2 alplna Dec.

alpine j£ A or £ ap.jn W Austria 1658. D s.l Jac. mus. 1. 17.2

Aellidifblia Crx.

II. TRI'LOBJE. — Leaves for the most part three-lobed.

16187 resedifblia L.

Reseda-leaved O un £ jl W Germany 1658. S co Al. ped. 1. 57. 2

16188 africana L.

African £ iAJ un 1 my.jn W C. G. H. 1R91. D co Her. par. 202

16189 trifbiia L.

three-leaved £ A pr li mr.ap W Switzerl. 1629. D p.l Bot. mag. 452

16190 chilensis Dec.

Chile £ A un A mr.ap W Chile 1825. D co

III. PifWATiPARTi'VjE. — Leaves for the most part pinnated.

16191 granulbsa All.

granular =*= A un 1 ap.my W Italy 1820. D m.s

16192 amara L.

bitter ^ A pr i ap.my W Britain wat.pl. D m.s Eng bot. 100

16193 uliginbsa Bieb.

bog * A Pr § apjn W Tauria 1819. D m.s

16194 prbrepens Fis. .

creeping * A un £ ap my W Siberia 1821. D m.s

16195 pratensis L. n

leadow Cuckoo fl.^. A pr 1 ap.my P Britain me. pa. D m.s Eng. bot. 776

2 plfina

doub\e-Jtowered £= A pr 1 ap.my L.P D m.s

16196 dentata Schult.

toothed ^ A un £ ap.jn W Russia 1820. D m.s

16197 pennsylvanica Mhl.
16198 hirsuta L.

Pennsylvanian ]£ A un 1 my.jn W N. Amer. 1818. D m.s
hairy O un 1 year W Britain mo.s.p. S m.s Eng. bot. 492

16199 sylvatica Lk.

wood O un 1 my.jl W Europe ... S m.s Fl. dan. 735

16200 umbrbsa Andrz.

shaded O un | jn.jl W Europe 1824. S m.s

16201 parviflbra L.

small-flowered O un 1 ap.my W France ... S m.s Gm. si. 64

16222 impatiens L.
16203 latifblia Vahl

impatient O un 1 ap.jn W Britain al. roc. S m.s Eng. bot. 80
broad-leaved =*= A or 1| jn.au P Spain 1710. S m.s Her. par. 203

16204 macrophylla W.
16205 Chelidbnia L.

long-leaved tf A or 1 ap.au P Siberia 1824. D m.s Gm. si. 3. 62
Celandine-frrf tf A or 1 jn.au P Italy 1739. D m.s W. & K. 2. 140

16206 /halictrdides All.

Thalictrum-like * O pr i jn.jl W Piedmont 1818. S m.s Vil. del. 3. 38

Plumieri Vil.

16207 glauca Spr.

glaucous £ A or £ my.jl W Calabria 1827. D m.s Deless. 2. 31

1830. PTERONEITRON Dec. PTERONEURON.

16208 carnbsum Dec. fleshy ^ A or
Cardamine carndsa W. $ K.

16209 graavcum Dec. Grecian O un
Cardamine grae^ca L.

(Pteron, wing, neuron, nerve ; pods.) Cruc'iferte. 2.
i jn.jl W Hungary 1824. D p.l W. & K. 2. 129

I jn.jl Pa S. Europe 1710. S co Boc.sic.44.£

183L DENT AERIAL.

16210 polyph^lla W. & K.

16211 enneaphylla L.

16212 glandulbsa W. & K.

16213 laciniata Mhl.

16214 diphylla MX.

16215 maxima Nut.

16216 trifblia W. $ K.

16217 digitata Lam.
pentaphyllos L.

16218 pinnata Lam.

16219 quinquefblia Bieb.

16220 bulbifera L.

16221 tenuifblia Led.

DENTARIA. (Dens, tooth : tooth-like structure of roots.) Cruclferce. 12. — 16.

many-leaved ^ A el 1 my.jn P Hungary 1818. D s.p W. & K. 2. 160

nine-leaved jt A el 1 my.jn Pa.Y Austria 1656. D s.p Jac. au. 4. 316

glandulous A A °r 1 my.jn L.P Hungary 1815. D s.p W. & K. 3. 272

jagged & A or 1 my.jn W N. Amer. 1822. D s.p Pluk. m. 435.2

two-leaved A A el f my jn W.p N. Amer. ... D s.p Bot. mag. 1465

largest A A el 2 my.jn Pa.P N. Amer. 1823. D s.p

three-leaved & A el 1 my.jn W Hungary 1824. D s.p W. & K. 139

digitate & A el If my.jn Pa.P Switzerl. 1656. D s.p Bot. mag. 2202

pinnate it A el 1 my.jn Pa.P Switzerl. 1683. D s.p Gar. aix 28

five-leaved A A or 1 my.jn P Tauria 1820. D s.p Deless. 2. 33

bulbiferous A A el U ap.my P England sha.pl. D s.p Eng bot. 309

fine-leaved A A or 1 my.jn L.P Siberia 1825. D s.p Gm. si. 3. 65

1832. NEUROLCTMA Dec. NEHROLOMA. (Neuron, a nerve, lama, a fringe.) Cruciferce. 1. — 3.
16222 arabidiflorum Dec. Arabis-flwd £ A or | ap.jl P Siberia 1800. Deo Am.ac.2.358.L.20
.4'rabis grandiflbra L. Hesperis arabidifblia Dec.

1833. LUNA^RIAi.

16223 redivlva L.

16224 biennis Moen.
annua L.

2 albiflbra Dec.

HONESTY. (Luna, the moon ; broad silvery silicles.) Cruciferte. 2.

revived £ A or 3 my.jn L.P Germany 1596. D co Lam. il. 561. 1

biennial ]£ O or 4 my.jn L.P Germany 1570. S co Lam. il. 561. 2

white-flowered £ Q) or 3 my.jn W Germany 1570. S co

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAMIA.

257

1834. RICtrTIA L
1G225 aegyptiaca L.
Lunaria Dec.

RICOTIA.
Egyptian

(Probably after some obscure botanist.) Cruciferce. 1. — 2.
O cu \ jn.jl L.P Egypt 1757. S s.p Bot. reg. 49

(Philip Farseti, a noble Venetian botanist.) Cruciferce. 6. — 7.
1 jn.jl W.p Levant 1788. C co Desf. at. 2. 160

ap
jn.jl

1 jn.jl
li jn.jl

1 jn.jl

Persia 1823.
Archipel. 1731.

C co
S co

Greece 1820. S
S. Europe 1596. S

Levant 1818. S co

Yen. eels 19
Tou. it 1. 242

Deless. 2.34
Dalech. 1141. 1

1835. FARSETIA Turra FARSETI

16226 cheirantholdes R. B. Stock-like tt. | cu

asgyptiaca Turra, Cheiranthus Farsttia L.

16227 suftruticosa Dec. sub-shrubby

16228 lunario\des R. Br. Lunaria-like tt. | or

Lunaria graevca W. en.

16229 eriocarpa Dec. woolly-fruited

16230 clypeata R. Br. buckler-podded £ Q) or
.dlyssum clypeatum L.

16231 cheiranthifulia Dec. Cheiranthus Ivd O or
^l^ssum cheiranthifi)lium W.

1836. BERTERO^ Dec. BERTEROA. (C.J. Bertero,a. friend of Decandolle's.) Cruciferce. 3.— 5.

16232 incana Dec. hoary £ Q) or 1£ jl.s W Europe 1640. S s.l Dalecli. 1181. 2
Farset/Vj incana R. Br.

16233 mutabilis Dec. changeable £ A or 1J jl.au W.pk Levant 1802. S co Ven. eels 85
Farsetia mutabilis R. Br.

16234 obliqua Dec. oblique tt. _J or 1 jl W Sicily 1823. C co Fl. gr. 623

1837. AUBRIE'T/.d Adan. AUBRIETIA. (M. Aubrtet, a famous Fr. botanical draughtsm.) Cruciferce. 3,

16235 deltoidea Dec. deltoid !U A or | mr.my P Levant 1710. D p.l Bot. mag. 126
Farsetia deltoidea R. Br. ^lyssum deltoideum L.

16236 purptirea Dec. purple !U A pr ? mr.jn P Greece 1820. D co Fl. gr. 643
A'rabis purp&rea Sm.

16237 Aesperidifolia G.Don Hesperis-lvd !U A pr i mr.jn P S. Europe 1823. D co Sw. fl. gar. ic.in.
Draba Aesperidifdlia Lam.

* 1838. VESI C A'RI A Lam. VESICARIA. ( Pesica, a bladder ; inflated silicles. ) Cruciferce. 4. — 12.

16238 utriculata Lam. bladdered £ A or 1 ap.jn L.Y Levant 1739. S s.l Bot. mag. 130
^lyssum utriculatum B. M.

16239 reticulata Lam. netted £ A or 1 my.jn Y S. Europe 1700. S s.l Lam. il. 559. 2
^lyssum Vesicaria L.

16240 sinuata Pair. sinuate-leaved j£ Q) or 1 ap.jn L.Y Spain 1596. S s.l Cl. h. 2. 134. 1

16241 erotica Pair. Cretan tt. _J or J my.au Y Crete 1739. S s.l Alp. ex. 118
^lyssum cr£ticum L.

1839. SCHIVERE'CK/^ Andrz. SCHIVERECKIA.
16242 pod61ica Andrz. Podolian £ A or

^lyssum podolicum Hort .

(Andr. Scfiivercck, a Russian botanist.) Cruciferce. 1.
* my.jl W Podolia 1821. D s.p Sw. fl. gar. 77

1840. ^LY'SSUMZ. MADWORT. (A, priv., lyssa, canine madness ; sup med. qual.) Cruciferce. 32. — 53.
I. ADYSE^TUM. — Seeds in each cell 1 or 2, sometimes bordered with a wing ; stamens toothed.
4. or 1 ap.my

16243 saxatile L. rock

16244 gemone"nse L. Gemona

16245 orientate Andr. oriental

16246 spatulatum Step. spatulate

16247 arg^nteum Fit. silvery

16248 Bertolonu Desf. Bertoloni's

16249 murale W. % K. wall

16250 obtusifolium Stev. obtuse-leaved

16251 atlanticum Desv. Atlantic

16252 serpyllif6liumD^. Thyme-leaved tt.

16253 vernale Horn. vernal tt.

16254 tortuosum W. & K. twisted

16255 alpestre L. alpine

16256 Marschalh«wMj» Andr. Marshall's
alpestre Bieb.

16257 montanum L. mountain
162.38 cuneif51ium Ten. wedge-leaved
J6259 olympicum Hort. Mt. Olympus

16260 difftisum Ten. diffuse

16261 WulfenidnwwzW.en. Wulfen's

16262 rostratum Stev. beaked
Ifi263 umbellatum Desv. umbellate

16264 micropetalum Fis. small-petaled

16265 campestre L. field

16266 hirsutum Bieb. hairy
162R7 calyc"mum L. calyxed
16268 minimum W. smallest

Candia
Europe
Crete

Siberia 1818.

Switzerl. ...

Switzerl. 1823.

Hungary 1820.

Tauria 1828.

Crete 1817.
S. Europe 1822.

1819.

Hungary 1804.
S. Europe 1825.

Caucasus 1820.

Germany 1713.

Italy 1820.

1700.

Italy 1820.
Carinthia 1819.

Crimea 1823.

Tauria 1821.

Siberia 1823.

France 1768.
Tauria
Austria
Spain

s.l

C
C

C co
C co
D co
D co
D co
C co
C co
C co
C co
D s.l
D co
D co

D s.l

D co

D co

D co

D co

S co

1817.
1740.
1791.

Bot. mag. 159
Jac. ic. 3. 503
Ard. sp.2. 15.1
Deless. 2. 37
Al. ped. 54. 3

W. & K. 1. 6

Deless. 2. 38
Desf. at. 2. 149

Sen. mo. 96
W. & K. 91
AL ped. 18. 2

Bot. mag. 419

Ac. pet. 3. 15.

Bar. ic. 912. 2
Deless. 2. 40
Jac. au. 338
Trat. th. 35

II. ANODONTEA. — Stamens toothless ; silicles subinflated.

16269 ed^ntulum W. $ K. toothless £ Q) un 1 jl Y Hungary 1820. S co W. & K. 1. 92

16270 dasycarpum Step. thick-fruited O or J jn.jl Y Siberia 1819. S co Mag.ber.1816.2.

III. LOBULA^RIA. — Flowers white ; seeds solitary in each cell ; stamens toothless.

16271 macrocarpum Dec. long-fruited tt. (or £ my jl W France 1823. C s.l Deless. 2. 41

16272 rupestre Ten. rock tt. | un £ jn.s W Naples 1825. C co Fl. nap. 60

16273 Aalimifolium W. Purslane-lvd tt. | un f jn..« W S. Europe 1820. C co Boc. mu. 39

16274 spin6sum L. thorny tt. | cu | jn.au W S. Europe 1633. C s.1 Bar. ic. 808

1841. MENKTCUS Desv. MENIOCUS.
16275 /inifblius Desv. Flax-leaved
nifolium Step.

(Mene, the moon, okkos, eye ; seeds ?) Cruciferce. 1.

O or \ jn.jl Y Caucasus 1817. S co Deless. 2. 42

1842. KONIXM R. Br. KONIGA. (Charles Konig, F.R.S., British Museum.) Cruclferas. 1.

16276 maritima R. Br. seaside O or £ jn.s W England sea co. S co Eng. bot. 1729
v41^ssum maritimum Lam. Adysetum maritimum Lk.

2 variegkta variegated tt. | | or 1 jn.s W C 8.1

1843. CLYPENOLA Gae. TREACLE MUSTARD. (Clypeus, a buckler ; form of silicle.) Cruciferce. 2.— 3.

16277 Ton Thlaspi L. Violet Thlaspi O pr i my.jl Y S. Europe 1710. S co Cav. ic. 1. 34. 2

16278 eriophora Cav. wool-bearing O or $ my.jl W Spain 1820. S s.p Desv. 3.26. 10

S

258

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

1844. PELTA'RIAZ. PELTARIA. (Pelte, a small buckler : form of silicle.) Crudferce. 2. — 3.

16279 alliacea L. Garlic-scented & A pr 1 my.jl W Austria 1601. D s.l Jac. au. 2. 123

16280 glastifolia Dec. Woad-leaved O or 1 my.jl W S. Europe 1825. S s.p Deless. 2. 43

1845. PETROCA'LLIS R. Br. PETROCALLIS. (Petros, rock, kallos, beauty ; beautifying rocks.) Cruc. I.

16281 pyrenaica R. Br. Pyrenean £ A pr i my.jn Pk Pyrenees 1759. D s.l Bot. mag. 713
Draba pyrenaica L.

* 1846. DIIAXBA L. DRABA.

(Drabe, acrid ; quality.)

Cruc'iferce. 36, — 60.

I. AIZOPSIS. — Plants perennial ; flowers yellow
16282 aizo"ides L. Aizoon-like f A pr

; scapes naked
$ f.ap Y

; leaves rigid, ciliated
Wales rocks. D

; styles filiform.
s.l Kng. bot. 1271

16283 ciliaris L.

ciliatc-leaved _

tf

A pr

-'- fap

Y

Switzerl.

1731.

1)

s.l tier. gal.

1311

16284 brachysttrnon Dec.

short-stamened £

A pr

4 f.ap

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

s.l.p Bot. mag

.170

aizoides B. M.

16285 cuspidata Bieb.

cuspidate

£

A pr

ft f.ap

Y

Iberia

1820.

D

s.p.l

1628(5 iryo'ides Bieb.
16287 \x\muefolia Stev.

Bryutn-like
Brunia-leaved

1

A Pr
A pr

4*3

Y
Y

Tauria
Caucasus

1820.
1820.

1)
D

s.p.l
s.l

162S8 mcKiolia Stev.

Heath-leaved

A pr

ijnjl

Y

Caucasus

1821.

I)

s.l

16289 pilosa Adams

pilose

£

A pr

ft jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1825.

D

s.l

16290 ^izoon Wahl.

Aizoon

£

A I>r

imy

Y

Carinthia

1823.

D

CO

II. CHRYSODRA^BA. — Plants peren. ; Ivs not rigid nor keeled ; fl. yel. ; styles almost none ; silic. oval-oblong.
16291 alpina L. alpine £ A pr -g ap.my Y Lapland 1820. D co Wa. lap. 11. 4

2 silicula pil'.s.-i

hairy-podded

f

A

Pr

Y

Greenlandl820.

U

CO

16292 glacialis Adams

icy

£

A

lir

s jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1826.

D

s.l

16293 repens Bieb.
16294 Gmeum Adams

creeping
Gmelin's

£
£

A
A

l>r
Pr

i jn.jl
3 Jn.jl

Y
Y

Siberia
Siberia

1818.
1823.

1)
D

s.l
s.l

Gm.si.3.56

16295 muricella Wahl.

small-prickly

A

pr

ft jn.jl

W

Lapland

1810.

D

s.l

Wa. lap. 11.2

hirta Fl. dan

16296 incompta Stev.

rough

£

A

pr

i Cap

Y

Caucasus

1821.

D

s.p.l Deless. 2. 44

III. LEUCODRAVBA. — Plants perennial
16297 oblongata R. Br. oblongate
16298 corymbosa R. Br. corymbose

'i

A
A

?s not rigid ; flowers white ; petals obtuse or su
pr i my.jn W Baffin's B. 1823. D s.p
pr £ my.jn W Baffin's B. 1823. D s.p

bemarginate.

16299 hirta L.

hairy

$

A

pr

f my.jl

W

N.Europe

;1823.

1)

CO

Wa.lap.ll.fl

16300 rupestris R. Br.

rock

£

A

Pr

i my.jl

W

Scotland

al.roc.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 1S38

hirta E. B.

16301 nivalis W.

snow

£

A

Pr

3 my.jl

W

Switzerl.

1824.

S

s.l

Fl. dan. 142

16302 Iapp6nica W.

Lapland

$.

A

Pr

i jn.jl

W

Lapland

1810.

S

s.1

Wa. lap. 11. 5

^ndrosacea Wahl.

16303 helvetica Schl.

Swiss

£

A

pr

1 my.jl

W

Switzerl.

1819.

S

s.l

16304 fladnisensis Wul.

Fladniso

£

A

pr

1 my.jl

W

Switzerl.

1819.

S

s.l

Jac. m. 1. 17.

^ndrosacea /J".

16305 tomentosa Clair.

woolly

£

A

Pr

i my.jl

W

Switzerl.

1819.

S

s.l

Wa. fl. hel.3

16306 stellata Jac.
hirta Jac.

stellate

1

A

i my.jl

W

Pyrenees

1820.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 4. 3

16307 siliquosa Bieb.

siliquose

£

A

pr

i my.jn

W

Caucasus

1822.

S

s.l

16308 austriaca Crz.

Austrian

^

A

pr

i my.jl

W

Austria

1824.

S

s.l

16309 lasiocarpa Roch.

woolly-fruited

£

A

i my.jl

W

1820.

S

s.l

IV. HALA'RGES. — Plants bienn
16310 incana L. hoary • £ Q)

ial ;
Pr

styles short ; flowers white, rarely yellow.
f my.jn W Britain al.roc. S s.l

Eng. bot. 388

cont6rta Ehrh.

16311 confusa Ehrh.

confused

£

0)

Pr

| my.jn

W

N. Europe ...

S

CO

Fl. dan. 130

inc\na Fl. dan.

16312 cinerea Adams

grey

£

O)

pr

i my.jl

W

Siberia

1818.

S

CO

16313 daurica Dec.

Daurian

tf

Q>

pr

i my.jl

W

Dauria

1824.

a

CO

16314 aurea fa///

golden

£

0)

i jn.jl

Y

Denmark 1820.

S

CO

Fl. dan. 1460

V. DRABE' LLA. — Plants annual ; styles none ; flowers smalt, yellow or ivhite.

16315 lutea Gilib. yellow C pr | jn.jl Y S. Europe 1824. S co An. mu. 11. 38

16316 nemoralis L. grove O pr £ my.jn Y Europe 1759. S s.l H. sys. 4. 60. 1

16317 muralis L. wall O pr | my W England moun. S s.l Eng" bot. 912

1847. ERO'PHILADee. EROPHILA. (Er, spring, phileo, to love ; time of flowering.) Cruciferce. 3. — 5.

16318 vulgaris Dec. common O pr i mr.ap W Britain walls. S s.l Eng. bot. 586
Draba ve>na L.

16319 americana Dec. American O pr ? mr.ap W N. Amer. 1816. S co

16320 pra^cox Dec. early Q pr i f.ap W Caucasus 1820. S co
Draba prae^cox Stev.

1848. COCHLEA"RIA Ton. SCURVY GRASS. (Cochlear, a spoon ; concave leaves.) Cruciferce. 13. — 32.
I. KERNE^RA. — Silic. globose, at base subtetragonal ; filam. 4, in middle jointed ; styles short ; stigmas bilobea.

16321 saxatilis Lam. rock ^ A un £ jn.jl W Austria 1775. D s.l Jac. au. 2. 128
A/yagrum saxatile L.

16322 auriculata Lam. auriculate ^ A un | jn.jl W S. Europe 1818. S co Berg.ph.3.140.ic
II. ARMORA^CEA. — Silicles elliptic or oblong; styles short, filiform ; stigmas capitate, nearly disc/form.

16323 Armoracea L. Horseradish ;fc A cul' 3 my W England wat.pl. D s.l Eng. bot. 2223

16324 macrocarpa W. $ K. long-capsuled jfc A un 3 jl W Hungary 1806. D s.1 W. & K. 184

III. C6CHLEAR. — Silicles variable inform, at top not emarginate ; styles very short or none.

16325 Plastifblia L.
163^6 anglica L.

16327 officinal is L.

1 minor

2 rotundifolia Sm.

16328 pyrenaica Dec.

16329 gronlandica L.

16330 danica L.

16331 fenestrata R. Br.

16332 integrifulia Dec.

M. h. 2. 21. 3
Eng. bot 5o2
Eng. bot. 5JO

Woad-leaved ^ Q) un 1| my.jl W Germany 1648 S

English O ec £ my W Britain sea sh. S

officinal f Q) ec ^ ap.my W Britain sea sh. S

smaller £ Q) or 4 ap.my W Britain moun. S

round-leaved £ Q) or 5 ap.my W Britain moun. S

Pyrenean , £ Q) pr £ ap.jn W Pyrenees 1820. S

Greenland £ Q) ec £ my.jn F Scotland sc.alp. S

Danish Q ec £ my.jn W Britain sea sh. S

windowed £ Q) pr £ my.jn W Greenl. 1820. S

entire-leaved £ Q) pr i my.jn W Siberia 1822. S s.p

IV. IONOPSI'DIUM — Silicles roundish, compressed, at top emarginate ; flowers lilac.

16333 acaulis De.tf. stemless £ A un ^ ja.ap Li Portugal 1824. D co Jac. ec. 132
pus ilia Bi-o.

1849. THLA'SPI Dil. SHEPHERD'S PURSE. (Thlao, to compress; seeds.) Crucifera. 8. — 17.

16334 latifblium Bieb. broad-leaved ^ A un 1 mr.ap W Crimea 1822. D co

16335 ceratocarpum Mur. horn-fruited O w IJjl W Siberia 1779. S co Scop. d. 1. 4

co

s.p Deless. 2. 48

co Eng. bot, 2403

co Eng. bot. 693

s.p

CLASS XV.

TK Tit ADYNAMIA.

259

16336 arvense L.

corn Penny Cress

0

w

i jn.jl

W

Britain

corn fi.

S

CO

ling. bot. 1659

16337 colllnum Bieb.

hill

O

un

1 jn.jl

w

Caucasus

1818.

s

CO

163 ;8 rtlliaceum L.

Garlic-scented

(J

tin

§ my.jl

w

S. Kuropi

2 1714.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 1'JI

163,39 perfoliatum Z.
16340 montknum L.

perfoliate
mountain

|S

w

uu

w
w

England
Austria

sto. pa.

1)

s

s.l

s.l

Eng. bot. 2354
Jac. au. .3. 237

16341 alpestre L.

alpine

A

w

*" «nyji

w

England

in. pas.

1)

•J

Eng. bot. 81

1850. CAPSE'LLA Moen. SHEPHERD'S PURSE.

(A diminutive of capsula, a capsule.)

Cntciferce. 1.

16342 bursa pasturis Moen. common
Thlaspi bursa pasturis L.

0

w

4 f'"

w

Britain

ro. siu.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1485

2 minor Dec.

smaller

O

w

i f u

w

Britain

ro. sid.

s

CO

Tab. ic. 1«9

S integri fMia Dec.

entire-leaved

O

w

1* f n

w

Britain

ro. sid.

s

CO

M. h. 2. 20. 1

4 coronopifolia Dec.

Buckhorn-leav

cxl

O

w

1 f.n

w

Britain

hea.

s

CO

5 apetala Afz.

petalless

0

w

1 f.n

w

Britain

fields.

a

CO

1851. HUTCHI'NS/J R. Br. HUTCHINSIA. (Miss Hutchins, an Irish cryptogamist.) Crucifcra. 7. — 11.
les filiform ; leaves entire or somewhat toothed.
£ A pr i my.jl W.p Switzerl. 1759. D co Al. ped. 1. 55. 2

I. IBERIDE'LLA — Styles filiform ; leaves entire or somewhat toothed.
16343 rotundifolia R. Br. round-leaved •" * — J — :i "7 - °~: ' ""^ "

my.jl Pk Carinthia 1824. D s.p Jac. in. 2. 1
| my.jl W.pk S. Europe 1824. D co Bot. mag. 2772

iberia 1823. D s.p
Germany 1775. D co Jac. au. 2. 137
England rocks. S co Eng. bot. Ill
Spain 182S. S s.p

/beris rotundifolia L.

16344 cepeasfolia Dec. Cepea-leaved £ A pr

16345 stylosa Dec. long-styled £ A pr
/beris stylosa Ten.

II. NASTURTI\>LUM. — Leaves pinnaiely lobed.

16346 calyclna Desv. large-calyx.ed £ A pr % ap.my W
Zepidium calycmum Step.

16347 alpma R. Br. alpine £ A pr ? ap.jn W
Lepidium alp\num L.

16348 petraAa R. Br. rock O pr £ mr.my W
iepidium petras^um L.

16349 proci'imbens Desv. procumbent O pr J ap.jn W
iepidium procumbens L.

1852. TEESDA^L/4 R. Br. TEESDALIA. (R. Teesdale, an English botanical author.) Cruciferce. 2.

16350 nudicaulis R. Br. naked-stalked O pr i my.jl W Britain gra.pa S co Eng. bot. 327
/beris nudicaulis L.

16351 regularis Sm. regular O PA ? f.my W S. Europe 1824. S co
//epidium Dec.

1853. /BENRIS L. CANDYTUFT. (From the country called Iberia, now Spain.) Crudferce. 22. —25.
I. IBERIDA 'STRUM. — Radicle horizontal ; seeds submarginate ; septum nearly double ; fructtf. pedicels racemose

16352 semperflorens L. ever-flowering a. | | fra lj year W Sicily 1679. C r.mZa.h. 165

II. IBERI'DIUM. — Radicle descending; seeds immarginate ; septum simple ; fructiferous pedicels racemose,

16353 gibraltarica L.
16354 saxatilis L.
16355 corifolia B. M.
16356 pubescens W.

Gibraltar
rock
Coris-leaved
pubescent

a. | l or
tt. or
tt. or
tt. or

1 my.jn
| ap.jn
I ap.jl
5 ap.jn

«/yt/or.

\V.]>k Spain 1732.
W S. Europe 1739.
W S. Europe 1800.
Pa V

oono

CO
CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 124
Gar.aixlOl
Bot. mag. 1642

16357 sempervlrens L.

evergreen

tt. or

f ap.jn

W

Candia 1731.

c

CO

Riv. tet. 224. 2

16358 Garrexzanrt All.

Garrex's

«. or

W

Piedmont 1820.

c

CO

Al. ped.40.3.45.2

16359 conferta Lag.

crowded

a. or

| apjl

W

Spain '1827.

c:

CO

16360 amara L.

bitter

O or

jn.jl

W

Englandchal.fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 52

16361 intermedia Guer.

intermediate

£ G> or

jn.jl

w

France 1823.

s

CO

Bui ph. 82. 21

16362 pinnnta L.

pinnate-leaved

O fra

jn.au

w

S. Europe 1596.

s

CO

Lob. ic. 218

16363 odorata L.

sweet-scented

O fra

jl.au

w

Geneva 1806.

s

CO

Cl. 1). 132. 1

16384 umbellata L.
16365 Lagascanrt Dec.

umbellate
Lagasca's

O or
O or

jn.jl

p

w

S. Eurppe 1596.
Spain 1822.

s

s

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 106

16366 /inifi.lia L.

Flax, leaved

£ Q) or

lij'Uu

p

S. Europe 1759.

s

p.l

Gar. aix 105

16367 ciliata AU.

cillate-leaved

£ Q) or

f Jn.jl

w

Caucasus 1802.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 1030

16368 tanrica Dec.

Taurian

£ Q) or

f jn.jl

R

Caucasus 1823.

s

CO

16369 violacea R. Br.

violet

O or

5 jn.jl

P

1782.

s

CO

16370 nana All.

dwarf

£ Q) or

* .in.jl

W.p

Dauphiny 1822.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2788

16371 spatul\ta Berger.

Spatulate

0 or

\ jn.jl

p

Pyrenees 1823.

a

r.m

Berg. ph. ic.

16372 Tenorea«o Dec.

Tenore's

£ A or

I jnjl

Pa.P

Naples 1823.

c;

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 88

cepeaefolia Ten.

16373 contracta Pers.

contracted

tt. or

J my.jl

W

Spain 1824.

c

p.l

1854. BISCUTE'LLA L. BUCKLER MUSTARD. (Bis, double, scutella, saucer"; silicles.) Cructfera:. 22.— 26.

I. IONURA^BA. — Calyx at base two-spurred ; glands of the receptacle very prominent.

16374 auriculata L. ear-podded O or 1£ jn.jl Y S. Europe 1683. S co Lam. il. 560. 2

16375 tfrigerifulia Dec. Erigeron-leaved O or 1| jn.jl Y S. Europe ... S co

16376 hispida Dec. hispid O or i£ jn.jl Y S. Europe 1824. S co Bar. ic. 230

16377 cichoriifolia Lot. Succory-leaved ^ Q) or 1 jn.jl Y Pyrenees 1819. S co Dec. bis. 2

II. THLA'SPIDUM. — Calyx at base equal ;

16378 lyrata L.

lyre-leaved

O

; > *>".."

or If jn.jl

Spain

1799.

S co

16379 raphani folia Pair.

Radish-leaved

C)

or J| jn.jl

Y

Sicilv

1822.

S

CO

16-380 maritima Ten.

sea

O

or 1£ jn.jl

Y

Naples

1824.

S

CO

Fl. nap. 61

16381 ciliata Dec.

ciliated

0

or 1 jn.jl

Y

S. France

1820.

s

CO

Dec. ic. S9

coronopifolia W.

13382 depressa W.

depressed

O

or i jnjl

Y

Egypt

1818.

s

CO

16383 microcarpa Dec.
16384 Columns Ten.

small-fruited
Columna's

0

or
or

jn.jl
jn.jl

Y
Y

S. Europe 18 1 8.
S. Italy 1823.

8

s

CO
CO

Col. ec 284 1

163al5 apula L.

Apulian

or

jnjl

Y

Italy

1710.

s

CO

Lam. il. 560. 1

16386 eriocarpa Dec.
16387 leiocarpa Dec.

woolly-fruited
smooth-fruited

0
O

or

or

jnjl
jnjl

Y

Y

Spain
Levant

1820.
1816.

s

s

CO

CO

Dec. bis. 9. 2
Gae.fr. 2. 141

16.388 obovata Desf.

obovate

O

or

jn.jl

Y

Europe

1817.

s

CO

16J89 Iffivigata L.
2 alpestris W. S; K.

smooth-podded ^
alpine ^

: A
l A

or
or

jn.jl

Y
Y

Italy
Hungary

1777.
1816.

D

1)

CO
CO

Jac. a u. 4. 339
W.&K.3. 228

16390 montana Cav.

mountain ;

or

m.il

Y

Spain

1823.

s

s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 177

16391 coronopifolia All.

Buckhorn-lvd ^

l A

or £ jn.jl

Y

Italy

1790.

I)

CO

Dec. bis. 18

16392 ambigua Dec.

doubtful £

i A

or f jn.jl

Y

S. Italy

1820

1)

CO

Dec. bis. 11.1

16393 saxatilis Dec.

stone

' A

or \ jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

1821.

D

CO

16394 sempervirens L.

evergreen %

A

or | jn.jl

Y

Spain

1784.

c

s.l

Bar. ic. 841

16393 stenophylla Dcsf.

narrow-leaved ^

I A

or 1 jn.jl

Y

Spain

182(5.

s

s.p

4

S 2

'260

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

1855. MEG AC ARP j£* A Dec. MEGACAHPJBA. (Megas, great, karpos, fruit.) Cruvferce. 1. — 2.
16396 laciniata Dec. jagged ^ Q) or 1 jn.jl Y Siberia 1818. S s.p Dec. bis. 3

Biscutella megacarpa Fis.

1856. EUCLI'DIUM E. Br. EUCLIDIUM. (Eu, well, kleidoo, to shut up ; silicles.) Cruciferce. £?.
163S7 syriacum R. Br. Syrian O cu | jl.au W Levant 1778. S «o Jac. au. 1. 6

J?unias syriaca Gae.

16396 tataricum Dec. Tartarian O or f jl.au W Tartary 1821. S co Pal. it. 3. ap.77.2
Telia tenuissima Pall.

1857. OCHTHONDIUM Dec. OCHTHODIUM. (Ochthodes, warted; surface of silides.) Crudferee. 1.

16399 aegyptiacum Dec. Egyptian O cu f au Y Egypt 1787. S co Jac. vin. 2. 145
2fiinias sgyptiaca L. .ffapistrum asgyptiacum H. K.

1858. ANASTA'TICA L. ROSE OF JERICHO. (Anastasis, resurrection ; reviving in water.) Cruciferce. I.

16400 hierochuntina L. common Ol cu | jn.au W Levant 1597. S co Jac. vin. 158

18.59. CAKFLE Tou. CAKILE.

16401 maritima Sco. sea Rocket

16402 aegyptiaca W. Egyptian
maritima /3 sinuatifolia Dec.

16403 americana Nut. American

(An Arabic word used for this plant.) Cruc'ferce. 3. — 4.

8 or fjn.s P Britain seash. S s.l Eng. bot. 231
or 1 jn.au P Egypt ... S co M. li. 2. 3. 7. 20

O or 1 jn.au P America 1823. S co Fl. ant. 1. 17

(Rapum, a turnip ; similar leaves.) Cruc'ferce. 3. — 5.

1£ jl Y Germany 1789. D s.l Jac. au. 5. 414

Y S. Europe 1739. S s.l Al. ped. 1.78

Y Levant 1795. S co Fl. gr. 612

1860. TZAPI'STRUM Bauh. RAPISTRUM

16404 perenne Berber. perennial ^

Cak\le perennis Merit. Myagrum perenne L. £

16405 rugosum Berger. wrinkly O un li jn.jl
Cak'ile rug6sa Herit. Myagrum rugosum L.

16406 orientate Dec. oriental O un 1 jl
Myagrum orientate L.

1861. CHORI'SPOR A Dec. CHORISPORA. (Choris, separately, spora, seed ; separated.) Cruciferce. 3. — 4.

16407 tenella Dec. slender O pr i jn.jl *•
Raphanus tenellus Pall.

3 arcuata bowed O pr J jn.jl

Raphanus arcuatus W.

Siberia 178
Siberia

S co Pal. it. 3. L.
S co

16408 sibirica Dec.

16409 iberica Dec.

Siberian
Iberian

O un | jn.jl
O un i jn.jl

Altai
Iberia

18-23. S co Mur. 1775. 48.11
1821. S co Deless.2.58

(W. Malcolm, mentioned by Ray.)
O or f jn.jl P Africa 1747. S

Crucifera:. 9.— 16.
1 Boc. sic. 42. 1

1862. MALCCPM/,4 R. Br. MALCOMIA.

16410 africana R. Br. African
Hesperis africana L.

16411 teraxacifolia Dec. Dandelion-leaved O or f jn P

16412 laxa Dec. loose O or 2 jn P

16413 chla Dec. Chian dwarf-branching O or 1 jn P

16414 maritima R. Br. seaside O or f my.jn V
Cheiranthus maritimus L.

16415 arenaria Dec. sand O or f jn.jl V
IKsperis arenaria Desf.

16416 parviflora Dec. small-flowered O or * jn.jl V

16417 lyrata Dec. lyrate O or § jn.jl P
Cheiranthus lyratus Sm.

16418 littorea R. Br. shore O or 1 jn.n W.Y S. Europe 1683. S s.l Lob. ic. 331. 1

Siberia 1795. S l.p

Siberia 1820. S co

Chio 17S2. S s.l Di. el. 147. 178

S. Europe 1713. S s.l Bot. mag. 166

Algiers 1804. S s.l Desf. at. 2. 162

S. Europe 1823. S co Dec.'ic. 35

Cyprus 1820. S co Fl. gr. 635

* 1863. /fE'SPERIS L. ROCKET.

(Hesperos, evening ; flowers more fragrant towards.) Cruciferce. 17. — 23.

I. HESPERI'DIUM. — Limb of petals linear, dark ; silicles two-edged, with the valves keeled.

16419 tristis L. sad £ Q> or 1 ap.jn D.P Austria 1629. S s.l Bot. mag. 730

16420 fragrans Fis. fragrant f Q) or 1 my.au D.P Siberia 1817. S p.l

II. DECLO'SMA. — Limb of petals obovate ; silicles cylindrical or subtetragonal.

16421 laciniata All. fringed £
16422 runcinata W. $ K. runcinate £

Q or 1| my.jn
8 or \\ jn.jl

P
W.p

S. France ... S co
Hungary 1804. S s.l

Al. ped. 82. 1
W. & K. 2. 200

16423 bituminbsa Savi clammy £

or

i|

jn.jl

W.P

1816.

S

s.l

16424 matronalis Z,. matronly j£

A

or

4

my.au

P

Italy""

1597.

D

p.l

Lam

\\. 564. 1

2 flore albo white-flowered j£

or

4

my.au

W

D

p.l

Tab.

kr. 692. 1

3 flore pleno rdbro double-red-flwdj£
4 flore pltno albo double white-flwd£

A
A

or
or

2

my.au
my.au

R
W

-

D
D

p.l

p.l

Weir.. 572. C.

5 flore plfeno variegato var.dble-flwdtf
6 foliiflora leaf-flowered £

A
A

or
or

o
2

my.au
my.au

W.R

G

••

D
D

p.1

p.l

Munt. ph. 186
Wein. 572. A.

16425 inodora L. scentless j£

A

or

4

my.jn

Pk

Britain

pas.

D

s.l

Eng.

bot. 731

matronalis (3 sylvestris Dec.

16426 siberica L. Siberian £

A

or

3

my.au

Pk

Siberia

1800.

D

p.l

matronalis y siberica Dec.

16427 heteroph^lla Ten. various-leaved j£

A

or

4

my.au

R

Italy

1823.

D

CO

16423 grandiflora B. M. large-flowered £

A

or

4

jl.au

W.P

1820.

D

CO

Bot.

mag. 2683

16429 data Horn. tall £

O)

or

4

jn.jl

Pk

Europe

1821.

S

CO

16430 aprica Pair. exposed ]£

A

or

j

mv.jn

P

Siberia

1822.

S

CO

16431 repanda Lag. repand ^

CD

or

g8

jnjl

P

Spain

1821.

S

p.l

16432 bicuspidata Pair. two-pointed tf

0)

pr

1

jl.au

R

Armenia

1827.

S

CO

Cheiranthus bicuspidatus W.
16433 pulch^lla Dec. neat
16434 ramosissima Desf. branchiest

8

Pr

1
i

jl.au
jl.au

R
R

S. Europe 1827.
Algiers 1816.

S
S

CO
CO

Desf. at. 2.161

1864. ANDREO'SKU Dec. AVDREOSKIA.
16435 integrifolia Dec. entire-leaved 3g Q)

(Ant.
un 1

Andrzejowsla
my.jn W.R

, a Russian botanist.)
Siberia 1816. S co

Cruclferte. 3.

Sisymbrium integrifolium L.

16436 eglandulosa Dec. glandless

O

un

1

jl.au

• ••

Siberia

1818.

S

CO

Sisymbrium Sievers/«nM»« Redow.

16437 pectinate Dec. pectinated Cfc

O)

un

1

my.jn

W

Siberia

1827.

S

CO

.Sisymbrium pectinatum Dec. Hespcris pinnata Pers.

2 pinnatifida W. pinnatifid ^

o>

un

1

my.ap

W

Siberia

1827.

S

CO

••

Cheiranthus pinnatifidus W.

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAMIA.

261

* 1865. SISY'MBRIUM L. SISYMBRIUM. (Sisybos, a fringe ; fringed rocts.) Crudferce. 43. —61.

I. VELA^KIUM. — Silicles subulate, ending in the short style ; pedicels very shirt, after flowering thickened.

16438 officinale Sco. officinal Hedge Mustard O w If my.jl Y Britain was. gr. S co Eng. bot 725
.Erysimum officinale E. B.

16439 corniculatum Cav. small-horned Q un 1 jn.jl Y Spain ( 1817. S co

II. NO'RTA. — Silicles cylindrical ; calyx spreading ; seeds oblong ; racemes bractless.

16440 strictissimum L. strictest ^ A un S jn.au Y Switzefrl. 1658. D co Jac. au. 2. 194
16441junceum Bieb. rushy £ Q) un i! my.jn Y Hungary 1820. S co W. & K. 234

JSrassica polymorpha Mur.

III. FRIO. — Silicles cylindrical; seeds ovate, subtriquetrous ; pedicels bracjless : leaves toothed or entire ; from
No. 16444. pinnatc-lobed, lobes entire or toothed ; from No. 16463. bipinnate, lobes cut, pinnatifid, or multifid.

16442 hispanicum Jac. Spanish £ CD un If my.jn Y Spain ... S co ' Jac. ic. 1. 124

16443 pumilum Step. dwarf O un f jn.jl Y Iberia 1818. S co

16444 obtusangulum W. obtuse-angled £ Q) un If my.au Y Switzerl. 1823. S co M. h. 3. 5. 10

16445 acutangulum Dec. acute-angled £ CD un If" jn.jl Y Pyrenees 1791. S co Jac. vin. 3. 97
sinapoides R. Br. Sinapis pyrenkica Vil.

16446 /araxacifblium Dec. Dandelion-lvd £ G) un f jn.jl Y France 1818. S co Dec. ic. 39

16447 afflne W. en. similar

16448 contortum Cav. twisted _ _ ... r_ _ —

16449 austriacum Jac. Austrian £ Q) un If jn.au Y Austria 1799. S co Jac. au. 3. 262

16450 eckhartsbergense W. Eckhartsberg

Tillier's
London Rocket

16.451 Tillieri Bel. _ „

16452 J'rio L. London Rocket O w If my.au Y England walls. S co Eng. bot. 1631

16453 glabrum Jac. smooth

16454 gallicum W. en. French

16455 nitidum Zea shining

16456 subhastatum W. subhastate

16457 Columns Jac. Columna's O un 2 jn.jl Y Italy 1796. S co Jac. au. 4. 323

16458 altissimum L. tallest O un 2 au Y Siberia 1759. S co Walt. h. 22

16459 orientate L. oriental

16460 LoeselM Thuil. Loesel's

16461 pannonicum Jac. Pannonian O un 2 jl.au Pa.Y Hungary 1787. S co Jac. ic. 1.123

16462 asperum L. rough-podded O un f my.jn Y S. France 1778. S co Bau. his. 858

16463 Sophia L. Flix-weed O un 1 jl Y Britain was.gr. S co Eng. bot. 963

16464 persicum Spr. Persian O un 2 jn.jl Y Persia 1818. S co

16465 millefblium H. K. thousand-lvd *L ( | pr If my.s Y Canaries 1779. C co Jac. ic. 1. 27

16466 tripinnatum Dec. tripinnate

16467 tanacetifblium L. Tansy-leaved £ A un 3 jn.jl Y Italy 1731. D co Za. h. 72

IV. KIBE^RA. — Pedicels at base bracted ; styles short, thick, refuse ; flowers small, yellow or white.

16468 sup\num L. supine C un f jn.jl W S. Europe 1778. S co Is. ac. pa. 18

16469 runcinatum Lag. runcinate O un f jn.jl Y j Spain 1827. S co

16470 hirsutum Lag. hairy O un f jl.au Y ! Spain 1820. S co

16471 polyceratium L. many-podded O un f jn.jl Y S. Europe 1633. S co Jac. vin. 1.79

16472 rigidum Bieb. stiff O un * jn.jl W Crimea 1824. S co

V. ARABIDOPSIS. — Silicles linear, compressed, with sessile truncate stigmas; flws white, on short bractless pedicels.

W S. Europe 1732. S co Di. el. 148. 177

W S. Europe 1820. D co Al. ped. 57. 3

Pa.P Cumana 18'20. S co Deless. 2. 63

Erysimum-like O un "l jn.jl Y N. Africa 1817. S co Desf. at. 2. 158

torulose O un 1 jn.jl Y Greece 1820. S co Fl. gr. 632
VI. DU^BIA. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

fugacious O un 1 jn.jl Y Spain 1819. S co

thick-leaved £ Q) un 2 jn.jl Pa.Y Spain 1818. S co H. mat 24

£

CD

un

If my.jn

Y

Spun

...

S

CO

O

un

f Jn.jl

Y

Iberia

1818.

S

CO

£

un

If my.au

Y

Switzerl.

1823.

S

CO

£.

1

u n

If" jn.jl

Y

Pyrenees

1791.

s

CO

£

'CD

un

f jn.jl

Y

France

1818.

s

CO

£

CD

un

Y

Europe

1810.

s

co

•f.

CD

un

If* Jn.jl

Y

Europe

1810.

s

CO

£

CD

un

lfjn.au

Y

Austria

1799.

s

CO

£

CD

un

If jn.jl

Y

Austria

1799.

s

CO

£

un

2 jn.jl

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

a

CO

;

w

If my.au

Y

England

walls.

s

CO

un

If jn.jl

Y

Europe

1816.

s

CO

0

un

If jn.jl

Y

Europe

1817.

s

CO

O
0
O

un
un
un

2 jn.jl
If jn.jl
2 jn.jl

Y
Y
Y

Europe
Archipel.
Italy

1818.
1817.
1796.

s
s

s

co

CO
CO

O

un

2 au

Y

Siberia

1759.

s

CO

O

un

2 jl.au

Y

Levant

1739.

s

CO

O

un

2 jl.au

Y

Europe

1816.

s

CO

0

un

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

Hungary

1787.

s

CO

0

un

f my.jn

Y

S. France

1778.

s

CO

O

un

1 jl

Y

Britain •

ivas.gr.

s

CO

0

un

2 jn.jl

Y

Persia

1818.

8

CO

tt_

I_J

Pr

If my.s

Y

Canaries

1779.

c

CO

O

un

1 jn jl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

s

CO

£

A

un

3 jn.jl

Y

Italy

1731.

D

CO

16473 bursifblium L. Shepherd's Purse-lvd O un f jn.jl

16474 pinnatifidum Dec. pinnatifid £ A un f jn.jl

16475 contortuplicatum Dec. twisted-folded O un f jn.jl

16476 erysimdides Desf. Erysimum-like O un 1 jn.jl

16476 erysimoides Desf.

16477 torulbsum Desf.

16478 fugax Lag.

16479 crassifblium Cav.

1R66. ALLIA'RIA Adan. HEDGE GARLIC.
15480 officinalis Andrz. officinal £ A w

.Erysimum Alliaria L.
16481 brachycarpa Bieb. short-fruited £ A un

(Allium, garlic ; smell.;
3 my W Britain

Ci-uciferce. 2.
hed. S co Eng. bot. 796

2 jl.au W Iberia 1824. S co

* 1867. jERY'SIMUM L. HEDGE MUSTARD. (Eryo, to draw ; draws and produces blisters.) Cruciferce. 42.

16482 sessiliflbrum R. 'Br. sessile-flowered

£

CD un

2

jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1794.

S

CO

Her. st. 1. 44

Cheiranthus quadrangulus Herit.

16483 siliculbsum Dec. siliculose

£

CD un

2

my.jl

Y

Tauria

1823.

S

CO

Deless. 2. 65

Cheiranthus siliculbsus Bieb.

16484 siculum Spr. Sicilian

£

8un

1

ray.jl

Y

Sicily

1820.

S

CO

16485 angustifbliuml?/,ir/i. narrow-leaved

£

un

2

jl.au

Y

Hungary

1800.

S

CO

W.&K.98

Cheiranthus virgatus Pair.

16486 cuspidatum Dec. cuspidate

£

CD un

2

my.jn

Y

Hungary

1822.

s

CO

Bux. c. 33. 1

II. ERYSIMA'STRUM. — Styles short or scarcely any
16487 leptostylum Dec. slender-styled j£ CD un

,• silicles four-sided ; calyx deciduous
1 my.jl Y Caucasus 1827. S

,• flowers pedicelled.

CO

grandiflbrum Bieb.

16488 suft'ruticbsum Spr. sub-shrubby

«.

or

2

my.jl

Y

Europe

1820.

s

CO

16489 odoratum Ehrh. fragrant

f.

CD un

H

ljl.au

Y

Austria

1795.

s

CO

16490 strictum Gae. strict

CD or

my.jl

Y

Austria

1819.

s

CO

Jac.au. 73

/aeracifblium Jac.

16491 virgatum Roth twiggy
16492 longisiliqubsum W. long-podded
16493 Aieracifblium L. Hawkweed-lvd

|

CD un
Q) or
CD or

1?

my.jl
my.jl

Y
Y
Y

Portugal 1807.
Switzerl. 1819.
N.Europe 1816.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Dec. ic. 35
Bau. his. 9.S75.2

16494 aureum Bieb. golden

£

Q) or

l

my.jl

Y

Caucasus

1820.

s

CO

Deless. 2. 66

16495 ibericum Dec. Iberian

£

Q)or

l

my

Y

Armenia

1803.

s

l.p

Bot. mag. 835

Cheiranthus armeniacus Sims

16496 cheiranthovides L. Cheiranth-like

O un

14

i jl.au

Y

Britain

fields.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 942

16497 intermedium Schl. intermediate

£

CD or

my.jl

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

s

CO

16498 repandum L. repand
16499 helveticum Dec. Swiss

£

O un
CD un

i

my.jn
i my.jn

Y
Y

Spain
Switzerl.

1772.
1793.

s
s

CO

s.p

Jac. au. 1. 22
Jac. vin. 3. 9

Cheiranthus helv^ticus Jac.

15500 canescens Roth canescent

£

CD or

i

my.jl

Y

S. Europe

1816.

s

CO

Jac. au. 1. 75

Cheiranthus alpinus Jac.

16501 Andrzejoskidm/m Bes. Andrzejoski's £
diffusum Bieb.

CD or

If my.jl

Y

Tauria

1818.

s

CO

S

3

262 TETRADYNAMIA. CLASS XV.

16502 f innum Swt. firm £ Q) or 1 jl.au Y Switzerl. 1819. S co
Cheiranthus f irmus W. en.\

16503 coinnum Andrx,. hill £ Q) or 1 myJl Y Caucasus 1823. S co
Cheiranthus colRnus Bieb.

16504 leptophylluni^/»/^.(iiie-leayed j£ Q) or 1 my.jl Y Iberia 1821. S co
Cheiranthus leptophyllus Bi^b.

16505 pumilum Horn dwarf £ Q) or J rny.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. S co

16506 patulum Horn spreading j£ Q) or 1 my.jl Y Europe 1820. S co

16507 diffusum Ehrh. diffuse '- £ Q> un 1| my.jl Y S. Europe 1731. Deo Jac.au. 1.75

16508 lanceolatum JR. Br. spear-/«mtf £ Q> uu 1 my.jl Pa. Y S. Europe 1597. S co Jac. au. 1. 74
Cheiranthus t-rysimoides L. \

16509 versicolor Andrx. party-colored £ Q) or 1 my.jn Va Caucasus 1825. S co
Cheiranthus versicolor Bieb. \ '

15510 rhse'ticum Dec. Rhsetian £ Q) or 1 my.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. S co

Cheiranthus rhae'ticus Sc/tl.

16511 longifolium Dec. large- flowered j£ Q) or 1 my.jl Y S. Europe 1823. S co
grandiflbrum Desf.

16512 deciimbens G. Don decumbent £ Q) or £ my.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. S co
Cheiranthus deciimbens Sciil.

16513 dubium Dec. doubtful j£ Q) un 1* rny.jl Y 1823. S co

Cheiranthus dubius Horn.

16514 asperum Dec. rough £ Q) un 1£ my.jn Y N. Amer. 1822. S co

16515 Reddwskw Wein. Redowski's £ Q) or 1 my.jl W Siberia 1821. S co

16516 strigbsum Dec. strigose £ Q) or 1 my.jl Y Siberia 1816. S co
Cheiranthus strigbsus Led.

III. CORI'NGIA. — Styles scarcely any ; petals erectish ; leaves cordate, clasping the stem.

16517 alpinum Baum. alpine £ A un 1± my.jn P.Y Germany 1793. D s.l Vil. del. 3. 36
.Brassica alpina L.

16518 perfoliatum Crz. perfoliate O or 1 jn jl W Austria 1818. S co Jac. au. 282
.Srassica orientalis L.

16519 austriacum Baum. Aust. Hare's ear O un 1 jn W England cliffs. S co Eng. bot. 1804
Ifrassica austrtaca Jac.

IV. DUVBIA. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

16520 altissimum Lej. tallest £ Q) or 3 my.jl Y Germany 1818. S co

16521 bicolor Dec. two-colored £ Q) or 1 my.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. S co
Cheiranthus bicolor Horn.

16522 quadricorne Step, four-horned O or 1 jn.jl Y Siberia 1821. S co

1868. LEPTANLEUM Dec. LEFFALEUM. (Leptaleos, slender ; leaves.) Cruciferce. 1. — 2.

16523 filifblium Dec. thread-leaved Q cu' | jnjl Y Siberia 1820. S co Deless. 2. 68
Sisymbrium filifblium W.

1869. STANLEY Nut. STANLEYA. (Edward Lord Stanfey, F.R.S. vice-pres. of Lin. Soc.) Cruciferce. 1.— 3.

16524 pinnatifida Nut. pinnatifid ^ .AJ or 1 jn.jl . Y Louisiana 1816. S p.l
Clebme pinn'ita Ph.

1870. CAMELPNA Crz. GOLD OF PLEASURE. (Cliamai, on ground, linon, flax; dwarf.) Cruciferce. 5. — 6.

I. CHAM^LI^NUM. — Silicles obovate, marginate ; stijles conic. ; stigmas simple.

16525 sativa Crz. cultivated O ec 1 liiy.jl Y ' Britain corn fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 1254
Afyagrum satlvum L.

1 pilbsa Dec. pilose Q ec 1 my.jl Y Britain ... S co M. h. 2. 21. 2
Cheiranthus sylvestris Wallr.

2 glabrata Dec. smooth O ec 1 my.jl Y S co

16526 den tata Pers. tooth-leaved O ua 1 my.jl Y Europe 1806. S s.l Bau. his. 2. 893

16527 microcarpa Andr. small-fruited O un 1 jn.jl Y Podolia 1820. S co Deless. 2. 69

II. PSEC;DOLIXNUM. — Silicles globose, immarginate ; styles fill form ; stigmas capitate.

16528 barbams/o/7fl Dec. Cress-leaved '£ A un 1 jn.jl Y Siberia 1818. S co Deless. 2.70

16529 austrtaca R. Br. Austrian ^ A un 1 jn.jl Y Austria 1795. S s.l Jac. au. 2. Ill

187L NE'SLIA Desv. NESLIA. (Not explained.) Cruciferce. 1.

16530 paniculata Desv. panicled O un 1| jl.au Y Europe 1683. 'S co Gae. fr. 2. 141
jMyagrum paniculatum L.

1872. SENEBIE^R/4 Poir. WART CRESS. (J. de Senebier, of Geneva, aveg. physiol.) Cruciferce. 3. — 8.

16531 pinnatifida Dec. pinnatifid O w i jl.au W England rubble. S co Eng. bot. 248
Coronopus didyma Sm. iepidium didymum L.

16532 Coronopus Pair. Buckhorn O w i jn.au VV Britain ro. si. S co Eng. bot. 1660
Cbr6nopus Ruell« Gae.

16533 ni!6tica Dec. Nilotic O cu £ jn.jl W Egypt 1827. S co Del. jeg. 34. 5
Cochlearia nilotica Del.

1873. Z-EPI'DIUM L. PEPPERWORT. (Lepis, a scale; form of silicles.) Cruciferce. 31.— 58.

I. CARDA^RIA. — Silicles ovate-cordate ; values subturgid, wingless, terminated by the exserted filiform style.

16534 Draba L. Whitlow O un 1 my.jn W Europe 1596. D co Jac. au. 4. 315
Cochlearia DrabaZ.

II ELLIPSA'RIA. — Silicles elliptic ; valves keeled, wingless ; style filiform, long.

16535 chalepense L. Aleppo O un 1 my.jl W Aleppo 1798. S co

16536 glastifolium Desf. Woad-leaved Q un ]} myjl W Barbary 1823. S co Desf. at. 147

16537 amplexicaule W. stem-clasping ^ A un i£ jn.jl W Siberia 1826. D co

III. BRADYPI'PTUM. — Silicles elliptic ; valves leeled ; style short ; calyx persistent.

16538 coronopifolium Fis. Buckhorn-lvd ^ A un f my.jl W Siberia 1684. D co

IV. CA'RDAMON. — Silicles suborbicular, emarginate ; valves na vicular, winged at back ; cotyledons parted.

16539 sativum L. cultivated Cress O cul 1^ jn.jl W Persia 1548. S co Zo. ic. 16

2 crispum Dec. curled O cul 1£ jn.jl W Persia 1548. S co Bau.his.2.913.1

3 Iatif61ium Dec. broad-leaved O cul 1£ jn.jl W Persia 1548. S co M. h. 2. 19. 2

V. LEXPI A.— Silicles suborbic. emarg. ; valves navicular, winged j wings adhering to the short style ; cotyl. entire.

16540 campestre R. Br. hoary field O un f jn.jl W Britain fields. S co Eng. bot. 1385
Thlaspi campestre L.

16541 hirtum Sm. hairy ^ Q w 1 n.jl W Britain fields. S co Eng. bot. 1803
Thlaspi hirtum L.

1H542 spinosum /,. prickly O un 1 s W Levant 1787. S co

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAM1A.

263

VI. DILE'PTIUM. — Silicles subelliptic,

at top emarginatc ; valves keeled ', wingless ; style

very short.

16-543 virginicum L.

Virginian

o

un

1 jn.jl

W

America

1713.

S

CO

Schk. ban. 2.180

1 5544 subulatum L.

aw\-leaved

tt.

_J

un

fjl.au

W

Spain

1739.

S

p.l

Asso ar. 6.3

16546 ruderale L.

rubble

0

un

1 jn.jl

W

Britain

sea co.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1595

16546 incisum Roth

cut-leaved

O

un

1 jn.jl

W

Tauria

1818.

s

CO

16547 vesicarium- L.

bladdery

un

li ap.au

W

Crimea

1820.

s

CO

Bux. c. 1. 26

165+8 perfoliatum L.

perfoliated

un

f Jl

W

Austria

1640.

s

CO

Jac. au. 4. 346

16549 Cardamines L.

Spanish Cress

H

0

un

1£ jn.jl

W

Spain

1789.

s

CO

Ard.sp. 1.18

16550 divaricatum tf. A'.

divaricate

«.

1 f

un

1| my.au

W

C. G. H.

1774.

C

p.l

16351 bonariense L.

Buenos Ayres

o

un

2| my.jn

W

S. Amer.

1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 286. 370

16552 cuneifolium Dec.

wedge-leaved

o

un

1 Jn Jl

W

New Cam

.1820.

s

CO

16553 Piscidium Forsf.

Fish-poison

ec

1 s

W

Society Isl

.1779.

s

CO

1(5554 rtyssopifolium Desv.

Hyssop-leaved

un

1 jn-jl

W

N. Holl.

1820.

8

CO

VII. LEPIDIA'STRUM — Silicles subelliptic
16555 oleraceum Foraf. potherb O

, very entire ;
cul 3 s

valves keeled, wi
W N. Zeal.

ngless i
1824.

style very short.
S co

lo.)5(> lvr\tum L.

lyrate

0

un

2f jn.jl

W

Levant

S

CO

16557 latifolium L.

broad-leaved

&

A

un

2 n.jl

W

Britain ;

sea co.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 182

16558 atfTne Led.

similar

s

A

un

2 jn.jl

W

Siberia

1819.

D

CO

16559 era ssi folium W. 8f K

. thick-leaved

^

A

un

! mv.jn

W

Hungary

1820.

D

CO

W. & K. 1. 4

15560 suffruticdsum L.

sufl'ruticose

tt.

un

HJn'jl

W

Spain

1683.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 2. 161. 2

graminifohum Cav.

16.361 lineire Dec.

linear

tt.

un

1 jn.jl

W

Spain

1823.

S

CO

16562 /bens L.

Iberis

£

A

un

lijl.au

W

Germany

1793.

s

CO

Lob. ic. 223

graminifolium L.

16563 africanum Dec.

African

•t i | un

1 jn.jl

W

C. G. H.

1816.

s

CO

Deless. 2. 73

16564 diffusum Dec.

VIII. DUVBIUM.— Doubtful to which section it belongs.
diffuse O un 1 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1823. S co

1874. BIVON,®\4 Dec. BIVOIWJA.
16565 Ifttea Dec. yellow

Thlaspi luteum Biv.

(Ant. Bivoni Bernardi, an Italian botanist.) Cruclfem. 1.
O un i jn.jl Y Italy 1824. S co Cup. sic. 2. 2.36

1875. EUNCTMIA EUNOMIA. (Eu, well, name, fodder ; used for fodder.) Crudferce. 1.— 3.

16566 oppositifolia Dec. opposite-leaved j£ _AJ clt 1 jn.jl W Syria 1827. S co Lab. syr. 5. 9
/.epidium oppositif51ium Lab.

1876. ^ETHIONE^MA E. Br. JETHIONEMA. (Aitho, to scorch, nema, stamen ; tinged Crurfferee. 4. — 9

16567 saxatile K Br. rock
Thlaspi saxatile L.

16568 gracile Dec. slender

16569 Buxbaumw Dec. Buxbaum's
Thlaspi arabicum Bieb.

16570 monospermum R. Br. one-seeded"

O pr i jn.jl F* S. Europe 1759. S 'co Jac. au. 3. 236

Jn.H

Pa.R Carniola
Pa.R Levant

1823.
1823.

S s.p Boc. mu. 70
S co Bux. c. 1. 5. 1

Q) cu | jl.au Pa.P Spain 1778. S co

* 1877. /SATIS Bauh. WOAD. (Isazo, to render equal ; supposed effect on rough skin.) Cruclferee. 12. — 18.

I. SAMERA*RIA. — SHicles oval or orbiculate, indehiscent, girded by a broad leafy wing.
16571 armena L. Armenian O or ljjl.au Y Levant 1825. S co Desv. 3. 25. 6

16572 lusitanica Brot. Portuguese

O or 1 my

Portugal 1822. S co

II. GLA'STUM. — Silicles oval oblong, nearly linear, subdehiscent ; margin suberous.

16573 alpina All.

alpine

fc A or

1 jn.jl

Y

Italy 1800.

D

s.l

Al.ped.86.2

16574 prseVox Kit.

early

K. Q) or

1| my.jn

Y

Hungary 1822.

S

CO

Trat. ar. 2. 68

lri.575 littoralis Dec.

seaside

fe CD or

li my.jn

Y

Tauria 1823.

S

CO

Deless. 2. 76

16576 hebecarpa Fis.

blunt-fruited :

fc Q) un

2 jn.jl

Y

Tauria 1823.

S

CO

Deless. 2. 79

16577 tinctoria L.

common dyer's ^

t CD ag

4 my.jl

Y

England corn fi.

s

s.l

Eng. bot. 97

16578 campt-stris Stev.
W579 bannatica Lk.

field
Bannatic

k O) or
8un

1| my.jn
2 jn.jl

Y
Y

Persia 1824.
Bannat 1819.

s

s

CO
CO

J6580 orientalis W.

oriental

un

2 jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

16581 canescens Dec.

'canescent -

§or

1 my.jn

Y

S. Europe 1822.

s

CO

Bux. c. 1. 5

2 iberica Steo.

Iberian

or

1 my.jn

Y

Iberia 1823.

s

CO

16582 aleppica Sco.

Aleppo

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Levant 1739.

s

s.l

Scop. d. 216

1878. TAUSCHE^R/^ Fis. TAUSCHERIA. (Ign. F. Tausch, professor at Prague.) Crudferce. 2.

16583 lasiocarpa Fis. hairy-podded O or f jn.jl W Siberia 1824. S s.p Fisch. ic. in.

16584 gymnocarpa Fis. naked-podded O or | my.jl W Siberia 1820. S s.l Fisch. ic. in.

187P. 3/Y\AGRUM L. MVAGRUM. (Myia, a fly, agra, capture ; viscidity of original species.) Crudferce. 1.

16585 perfoliatum L. perfoliate O pr \ jn.jl Pa.Y France 1648. S co Schk. han.2. 178

1880. SOBOLE'WSK/^ Bieb. SOBOLEWSKIA.
16586 lithophila Bieb. stone-loving £ Q) un
Crambe macrocarpa Bieb.

(G. Sobolewski, a Russian botanist.) Crunferce. 1.
I jn.jl W Iberia 1824. S s.p Deless. 2. 80

1881. GOLDBA^CH/^ Dec. GOLDBACHIA. (C. L. Goldbach, of Petersburgh, botanist.) CrucifereE. 1.— 2.
16587 Iffivigata Dec. smooth-leaved O or my-J1 Pa.B Astracan 1827. S co Deless. 2. 81

.Kaphanus Isevigatus Bieb.

1882. STERI'GMA Dec. STERIGMA. (Sterigma, a support ; stamens joined at base.) Cruciferce. 2. — 4.

16588 tomentosum Dec. woolly ^j Q> cu 1 ap.jl Y Astracan 1817. S s.l Pal. it. 103.2
Cheiranthus tomentosus W.

16589 torulosum Dec. twisted
Cheiranthus torulusus Bieb.

Q) cu 1 ap.jl Y Iberia 1820. S co

1883. .BRA'SSICA L. CABBAGE. (Bresic, Celtic name of the cabbage.)

CrucifertE. 28. — 37.

I. BBA'SSICA. — Silicles sessile, sometimes terminated by a conical empty beak.

16590 oleracea L. common oleraceous ]£ Q) cu 2 ap.jn Y England cliffs. S r.m Eng. bot. 637

S 4

264

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

Garden Varieties.
§ 1. acephala Dec.

1 rambsa Dec. branchy, Cavalier Cabbage
$ vulgaris Dec. common, ](XX).headed Cab. M.h.3.1.6

3 yuercifblia Dec. Oak-leaved Bau. h. 2. 833. 2

4 sabellica Dec. Sabellian, Borecole Lob. ic. 247. 1
5/>almifdliaDec. Palm. leaved, Chou Palmier

6 costata Dec. ribbed, Chou dc Beauvais
^ 2. costata Dec.

1 vulgaris Dec. common, Ch. a gr. cotes Lob.ic.244.1

2 oblonga Dec. oblong, Cove tronchuda M. h. 2. 1. 4

§ 3. bullata Dec.

3 major Dec. greater, Savoy Cabbage

4 gemmiferaDec. bud-bg, Brussels Sprouts M.h.3.13

$ 4. capitata Dec.

1 deprdssa Dec. depressed, Drumhead Cabbage

2 spnae'rica Dec. spherical, Great round Scotch Cabb.

3 obovata Dec. obovate, Penton Cabbage

4 elliptica Dec. elliptical, Early York Cabbage

5 c6nica Dec. conical, Sugar-loaf Cabbage

6 rubra Dec. Red Cabbage

§ 5. Caulo-rapa Dec.

1 communis Dec. com. Ch.-rave, Kohl Rabi M.h.3.112

2 crispa Dec. curled, Chou-rave cr6pue

$ 6. B6trytis Dec.

1 cauliflbra Dec. flwg Cab., Cauliflower M.h.2.L12

2 asparagoidesDec. Asparagus-Ik, Broccoli Dalech.522.

16591 campestris L. field O ag 2 jn

2 oleifera Dec. oil-bearing ft CD ag 1| jn

3 pabularia fodder ft CD ag IJjn

4 JVapo-firassica L. Turnip-cabbage ft Q) ag li jn
2 communis Dec. common ft CD ag 1| jn

Turnip

depressed

oblong

oil-bearing

Rape

oil-bearing

esculent

white

yellow

blackish

3 rutabaga Dec.

16592 flapa L.

2 depressa Dec.

3 ob!6nga Dec.

4 oleifera Dec.

16593 JVapus L.

2 oleifera Dec.

3 esculenta Dec.

2 Slba Dec.

3 flava Dec.

4 nfgricans Dec.

16594 praexcox W. % K.

16595 chinensis L.

16596 violacea L.

16597 incana Ten.

16598 balearica Per*,
sempervirens Schrank

16599 heleniana 5wrc. St. Helena

16600 Graving Ten.

16601 pinnatifida Desf.

16602 hdmilis Dec.

16603 polym6rpha Mur.

16604 montSna Rafi.

16605 repanda Dec.

Swedish Turnip ft Q) ag 1

ft CD cul

ft O cul 2 ap

ft Q) cul 2 ap

ft CD cul 2 ap

tf CD ag 2 my

1 CD ag

]£ CD cul

cul 2

2 my
2 my
my

Q) cul 2 my

CD cul 2
2

early Kohl-reps % Q cul
Chinese £ CD cul 4

v\o\et-flowered £ Q> un
hoary
Balearic

Gravina's

pinnatifid

humble

multiform

mountain

repand

my
my

my.jn

England fields. S si Eng. bot. 2234

Sweden ... S co

Sweden ... S co

Sweden ... S co

Sweden ... S co

Sweden ... S co

England corn fi. S r.m Eng. bot. 2176

England corn fi. S r.m M. h. '2. 2. 1

England corn fi. S r.m M. h. 2. 2. 2

England corn fi. S r.m Lob. ic. 298. 1

Britain dit.ba. S co Eng. bot. 2146

Britain dit.ba. S co Lob. ic. 300. 2

Britain dit.ba. S co Lob. ob. 99. 2

Britain dit.ba. S co Black. 410

Britain
Britain
Europe
China
Pa.P China
Naples
Minorca

dit.ba.
1812.
1770.
1818.
1820.
1820.

St. Helenal816.
Italy 1823.
Spain 1818.
S. Europe 1820.
Europe 1819.
Sicily 1820.
S. Europe ...

co

S
S

S co
S co
S co
S

Deless. 2. 86

FI. nap. 62
Desf. at. 2. 165

D co Vil. del. 3. 39

II. ERUCI'STRUM. — Silicles sessile, terminated by a conical beak at base, lor 2 seeded.

16606 Richer*'* Vil. Richer's

16607 monensis Hud. Isle of Man

16608 Erucastrum L. Eruca-leaved

16609 Cheiranthos Vil. Wallflower

16610 cheiranthiflora Dec. Stock-flwd
Mphanus cheiranthiflora W.

16611 Tournef6rt« Gou. Tournefort's

16612 laevigata Lag. smooth-heaved

16613 valenttna Dec. Valentia
Sisymbrium valentinum L.

16614 Pseudo-erucastrum .flro*. Bast. Rocket Q

16615 fruticu!6sa Cyr. shrubby

Y S. Europe

D co

Britain sea sh. S s.l

S. Europe 1790. S s.l

Switzerl. 1819. S co
Spain 1806.

S co

Spain
Spain
Spain

Spain
Italy

1818.
1820.
1818.

1822.
1818.

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

Vil. del. 3. 36
Eng. bot. 962
Bui. her. 331
Vil. del. 3. 37
W. h. b. 19

Gou. il. 20. A
Bar. ic. 195. 1

Cyr. ne. 2. 7. 1

IIL MICROPO^DIUM. — Stfi'c/es raised above receptacle on short pedicels ; styles short, slender, terminated bt

capitate stigma.

16616 elongata Ehrh. elongated £ Q un 3 my.jn Y Hungary 1801. S s.l W. & K. 1. 28

16617 subularia Brot. awl Q un 1 jn.jl Y Spain 1818. S co Brot. ph. 43

1884. STNA^PIS Tou. MUSTARD.

(Sino, to hurt, ops, the eye; effects.)

Crucifercr. 28. — 51.

I. MELANOSINA^PIS. — Silicles terete or subtetragonal ; styles short, small, not rostriform.

16618 nlgra L.
2turgidaPers.

3 torul&sa Pers.

4 villosa Mur.

5 Uevigata Brm.

16619 geniculata Desf.

16620 retrohirsuta Bes.

common black

turgid

twisted

villous

smooth

jointed

back-haired

O
O

ag

1816.

Britain

Britain

Europe

France 1827.

E. Indies 1819. S

S. Europe 1819. S co

Europe 1818. S co

corn fi. S r.m Eng. bot. 969
corn fi. S r.m

3 co .

S co
co

II. CERATOSINAVIS. — Silicles terminated by an empty conical beak.

16621 IjEvigata L.

smooth

O

un

2 jn.jl

Y

16622 auriculata W.

auriculate

o

un

2 jn.il

Y

16623 rambsa Rox.

branchy

o

un

2 jnjl

Y

16624 integrifMia W.

entire-leaved

un

Ujl.au

Y

16625 ./uncea L.

rushy

un

H jn.jl

Y

16626 chinensis L.

Chinese

cul

lijl

Y

16627 c^rnua Thun.

drooping

Q

un

» k*

Y

16628 ftrassicata L.

Cabbage-teamed

Q

un

Uin.jl

Y

16629 pub(-scens L.

pubescent £

un

2 jn.jl

Y

16630 arv^nsis L.

corn Charlock

w

1| my.jl

Y

16631 orientalis L

oriental

un

1* jn.jl

Y

16632 taurica Fis.

Taurian

o

un

2 jn.jl

Y

16633 subpinnatifida Lag.
16634 Kaber Dec.

subpinnatifid
Kaber Persian

0

o

un
un

2 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

16635 Alliuni* Jac.

Allioni's

un

- jn.jl

Y

16636 turgida Del.

turgid

un

3 jn.jl

Y

Spain 1769.

1819.

E. Indies 1820.

E. Indies 1804.

China 1710.

China 1782.

C. G. H. 1820.

China

Sicily

Britain

Levant

Tauria

Spain

Persia

Egypt"

S
S
S
S
S

S co
S co
S co

1789. D r.m Ard. sp. 1. 9
corn fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 1748

W. h. b. 14

Jac. vin.2. 171
Ard. sp. 1. 10

1801.

1778.

1818.

1820.

...

1789.
1819.

S co

Schk. ban. 1.186

Jac. vin. 2. 168

III. HIRSCHFE'LDIA.— Silicles terete, biloc. ; cells generally 4,-seeded; beak ovate, l-seeded, smooth, indehiscent.

16637 inc&na L. hoary-jointed £ CD un 3 jl Y S. Europe 1771. S co Jac vin 2 169

16638 heterophy'lla Lag. various-leaved £ Q) un 1| my jn Y Spain 1822. S co

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAMIA.

265

iv. LEUCOSINA^PIS.

— Silicles I

16(539 alba L.

white

1(5640 hispida Schous.
16641 diss£cta Lag.
16642 hastata Desf.
16643 foli&sa W.

hispid
cut-leaved
hastate
leafy

16644 apula Ten.

Apulian

V

. DISA'CCII

16645 frufescens H. K.

shrubby

VI. Di

16646 nudicaulis Lag.

naked-sten

— Silicles hispid or smooth, surmounted by an ensiform beak ; valvules torulose.

O ag 3 jn.jl Y

O un 2 jl Y

O un 1 mr.ap Y

O un 2 jn.jl Y

O un 1 ap.my Y

O un 2 jn.jl Y

Britain corn fi. S r.m Eng. bot. 1667

Morocco 1804. S r.m Schou.4

Spain ... S co

N. Holl. 1817. S co

Levant 1820. S co

Italy 1823. S co

. DISA'CCIUM. — Calyx somewhat spreading, at base bisaccate.

-l_Jcu lijn.d Y Madeira 1777. C si
VI. DurBiA. — Doubtful to what section it belongs.

• A un 1 jn.jl Y Spain 1818. S co

1885. MORICA'ND/^ Dec. MORICANDIA. (Stephen Moricand, an Italian botanist.) Cruciferee. 1. — 3.
16647 arvensis Dec. corn Cabbage-JIwd £ Q) un l|jn V S. Europe 1739. C co Boc. sic. 25. 3, 4

2?rassica arvensis L.

1886. DIPLOTA'XIS Dec. DIPLOTAXIS. (Diploos, double, taxis, series ; seeds.) Cruciferee. 11. — 14.
I. CATOCA'RPUM. — Styles scarcely any ; silicles pendulous, sessile, or often pedicelled ; stigmas bilobed.

16848 crassifblia Dec. thick-leaved O un 1 jn.jl Y Sicily 1818. S co

Sinapis crassifblia Rafi.

16649 p^ndula Dec. pendulous O un 1| f.mr Y Barbary 1823. S co Desf. at. 156
Sisymbrium pendulum Deaf.

16650 hispida Dec. hispid O un f ap.my Y Egypt ... S co Deless. 89
II. ANOCA'RPUM. — Styles conic, compressed, terminated by a two-lobed stigma ,• silicles erect, sessile.

16651 erucoldes Dec. Eruca-like
Sinapis erucoldes L.

16652 virgata Dec. - twiggy
Sinapis virgata Cav.

16653 catholica Dec. universal
Sisymbrium catholicum L.

16654 tenuifblia Dec. fine-leaved
Sisymbrium tenuifblium L.

16655 muralis Dec. wall
Sisymbrium murale L.

16656 Barrelieri Dec. Barrelier's

16657 viminea Dec. twiggy

16658 saxatilis Dec. rock

1887. -ERtPCA Tou.

ROCKET.

( Uro, to bur;

16659 sativa Lam.

cultivated^MK)?

O cul 12 jl

.Brassica .Eruca L.

2 albo-glabra

white smooth

O cul 1| jl

3 albo-pilbsa
4 flavo-glabra

white pilose
yellow smooth

§cul Ujl

5 flavo-pilbsa

yellow pilose

cul 1| jl

6 turgida Pers.

turgid

U cul l£jl

1 erucoides Horn

Eruca-like

O cul 1| jl

8 exdtica Hort.

exotic

O cul li jl

16660 hispida Dec.

hispid

O cul 1 jl

16661 vesicaria Cav.

bladdery

O un l£jl

0

un

1 jn.jl

W.p

S. Europe 1736.

S

r.m

Jac. vin. 2. 170

o

un

f jn.jl

Y

Spain - 1817.

S

CO

0

un

1 ap.my Y

Spain 1822.

S

CO

A

un

IJjl.o

Y

England walls.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 525

0

un

nm

Y

England san.pl. S

CO

Eng. bot. 1090

0

un

f jn.jl

Pa.Y

S. France 1770.

S

CO

Bar. ic. 1016

o

un

f my

Y

S. France ...

S

CO

Boc. sic. 10

A

un

Y

S. Europe ...

D

CO

( Uro, to burn ;
O cul l|jl

biting q
PaY

ualities.)
S. Europe 1573.

Cruciferee. 3.
S 8.1 Schk.han.2.186

O

cul

i|ji

W

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

Black. 242

cul

W

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

cul

i*f

Y

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

Bui. her. 313

cul

Y

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

Fl.gr. 646, 647

U

cul

Ji. \\

Y

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

o

cul

I1 Jl

Pa.Y

S. Europe 1577.

S

CO

o
o

fill
cul

!'«

Y
W

S. Europe 1577.
Naples 1800.

S

S

CO
CO

U

un l£jl Pa.Y Spain 1820.

S

CO

Asso ar. 4

1888. FE'LL A L. CRESS ROCKET. (Latinised from velar, the Celtic name of the cress.) Cruciferee. L
16662 Pseudo-c^tisus L. Bastard Cytisus tt. i | or 3 ap.my Y Spain 1759. C co Cav. ic. L 42

(Solos, a ball ; round pods.)
tt. _J pr 1 my.jl Crea Spain

Cruciferee. 1.
20. S s.p Desv.3.6

1889. BONLEUM Desv. BOLEUM.

16663 asperum Desv. rough
J^lla aspera Pers.

1890. CARRICHTE^RA Adan. CARIUCHTERA. (Probably without meaning.) Cruciferee. 1.

16664 Fellae Dec. annual Vella O pr f j»-jl Pa.Y England san. fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 1441
Fella annua L.

(Prof. Suckow, a botanist of Heidelberg.) Cruciferee. 1.

O pr I Jnjl Y Minorca 1781. S s.l Jac. vin. 2. 144

1891. SUCCO* W/4 Med. SUCCOWIA.

16665 balearica Med. Balearic

1892. PSYCHPNE Desf. PSYCHINE.

16666 stylusa Desf. stylose
Thlaspi PsycWne W.

1893. ZI'LLA Forsk. ZILLA. (The name of an Egyptian plant.)
1:5667 wzyagroldes Forsk. Myagrum-like tt. | cu 2 mr Li Egypt

2 macrocarpa Spr. long-fruited *L | cu 1 mr ... Egypt

(Psyche, a butterfly ; wing of seed.) Cruciferee. 1
O un 1^ jn.jl Y S. Europe 1818. S co Desf. at.

J. 148

Cruciferee. I.
1822 C co Ven. mal. 16
1820. C co Gae. fr. 2. 142. 2

1894. MURICAMlIA Desv. MURICARIA. (Muricatus, full of prickles.) Cruciferee. 1.

16668 prostrata Desv. prostrate -* O un £ jn.jl W S. Europe 1821. S co Desf at. 2. 150

JSunias prostrata Desf.

1895. CALEPFNA Adan. CALEPINA.
16669 Corvmi Desv. Corvin's

A/^agrum iberioides Brot.

1896. CRA'MBE Tou. SEA KALE.

(Meaning unknown.) Cruciferee. 1.

O cu 1| ap.jn W S. Europe 1816. S co Brat. ph. 42

(A Greek name for sea cabbage.)

Cruciferee. 11. — 14.

I. SARCOCRA'MBE. — Lower joint of silicic depressed, thick ; stigma sessile ; larger filaments toothed.

16670 maritima L.

16(571 pinnatifida R. Br. pinnatifid

16672 orient&lis L. oriental

16fi73 tatarica Jac. Tartarian

16674 aspera Bieb. rough

16675 cordifolia Stev. heart-leaved

A

cul

1| mv.jn

W

A

A

un

1

1

jn.jl
jnjl

W
W

A

cul

3

j'l-jl

W

A

un

1

my

W

A

or

(i

my

W

Britain sea s h. D r.m Eng. bot. 924

Siberia 1759. D s.l Jac. ic. 1. 128

Levant 1752. D s.l

Siberia 1789. D s.l Jac. ic. 1. 129

Tauria 1820. D co

Caucasus 1822. D co

II. LEPTOCRA'MBE. — Lower joint of silicle cylindrical, elongated; stigma sessile ; filaments toothed or toothless.

16676 hispanica L. Spanish ' O un 1| jn.jl W Spain 1683. S s.l Schk han.9. J89

16677 renif6rmis Desf. kidney-shaped O un 2 jn.jl W S. Europe 1820. S co

16678 filiformis Jac. filiform 5g Q) un lijl.au W Patagonia 1796. S s.l Jac. ic. 3. 504

266

TETRADYNAMIA.

CLASS XV.

III. DENDROCRA'MBE. — Lower joint of silicle filiform , short ; stigma seated upon a short style.

16679 fruticosa L. shrubby a. i | un 2 my.n W Madeira 1777. C s.I

16680 strigbsa Herit. meagre n. i | un 1£ my.jn W Canaries 1779. C s.I Jac. ic. 1. 120

1897. -RA'PHANUSZ..RADiSH.(.RAa, quickly, phainomai, to appear; rapid germin;

ition.) Cruciferce. 4.— 9.

I. RA'PHA

MIS

1. —

Silit

•lefung

ose, btt

ocular.

16681 salivas L.

cultivated j;

0

cul

3

my jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

Lam. 51. 566

2 radicula Dec.

small-rooted fc

O

cul

3

my.jn

W.P

China

1548.

S

r.m

2 rotundus Mil.

round-rooted if,

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

CO

Wein.^60. c

3 oblimgus Dec.

oblong Turnip %

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

4 oleiferus Dec.

oil-bearing

U

ec

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

chinensis Mil.

3 niger Dec.

black Spanish *

0

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

2 vulgaris Dec.

common %

0

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

M.h.2.3. 13.2

3 rot&ndus Dec.

round ^

o

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r.m

M.h.2.3. 13. 1

4 griseus Dec.

grey ^

o

cul

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1.348.

S

r.m

5 albus Dec.

white ft

o

cu!

3

my.jn

W.p

China

1548.

S

r m

orbicularis Mil.

16682 eaudatus L.

tailed *

0

cu

I,1

my.au

Pa.P

Java

1815.

S

CO

L. f. dec. 3. 10

II. RAPHANI'STRU.M.

— St/icfe terete, acuminate

,- at maturity mo

nil/form, .

joints one-seeded.

16683 Raphanistrum L.

Wild Radish

o

W

1|

jn.jl

Y

Britain

corn fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 856

2 riure albo Dec.

white-flowered

0

W

jn.jl

W

Britain

corn fi.

8

CO

Wein. 862. a.

3 purpurascens Dec

. purpurascent

U

W

jji

jn.jl

P

Britain

corn fi.

S

CO

Wein. 862. b

4 flore rlavo Dec.

yellow-flowered

o

W

j i*

Y

Britain

corn fi.

S

CO

Eau.his.2.844.ic

16684 Landra Moret.

Landra £

o>

cu

5

jnjl

Y

Italy

1820.

S

CO

16685 maritimus Sm.

sea Jft

A

W

.3

my.jl

Y

Britain

sea co.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1643

(Dis, twice, desmos, band ; silicles of two joints.) Cructferte. 2. — 4.
Q un 1 jn.jl W N. Africa 1827. S co

1 Jnjl

Egypt 1818. S co Deless.2.92

1898. DIDE'SMIS Desu. DIDESMIS.

16686 bipinnatus Dec. bipinnate
Sinapis bipinnata Desf.

16687 aegyptlacus Desv. Egyptian
Afyagrum segyptlacum L.

1899. ENARTHROCA'RPUS Lab. ENAUTHROCARPUS. (Ennea,3,arthron, joint, karpos, fr.) Crudf. 2.— 3.

16688 arcuatus Lab. arched O un £ jn.jl Y Crete 1820. S co Lab. syr. 2

16689 pterocarpus Dec. winged-fruited O un £ jn.jl Y Egypt 1823. S co Deless. 2. 93

jRaphanus pterocarpus Pers.

1900. .SITNIAS.L.

16690 Erucago L.

16691 aspera Retz.

16692 orientalis L.

BUNIAS.
Erucago
rough
oriental

(Bounos, a hill ; habitation.) Cruel/era:. 3.

O un l£ jn.jl Y Austria 1640. S co Jac. au. 4. 340
Q un 1£ jn Y Portugal ... S co

A un 1 A my.jl Y Levant 1731. D co Gm. si. 3. 57

190!. ERUCAVRIA Gae. ERUCARIA.

16693 aleppica Gae. Aleppo
Condylocarpus lasvigatus IV.

16694 tenuifblia Dec. fine-leaved
Sinapis hispanica L.

16695 crassifblia Del. thick-leaved
Ifrassica crassifblia Forsk.

( Uro, to burn ; biting qualities.)
O un 1 jl.au W.P Levant ]

O un 1£ jn.jl
O un f jn.d

Y Spain
W.p Egypt

Crudferee. 3.— 5.
S s.I Gae. fr. 2. 143. 9

1817. S co

1823. S co Del.sg.34. 1

1902. HELIO'PHILA L. HELIOPHILA. (Helios, the sun, phileo, to love.) Cruciferee. 22. — 49.
I. CARPONE^MA. — Silicles sessile, terete, acuminate, indehiscent, or scarcely dehiscent.

16696 filiformis L. filiform iQJ pr 1| jl.au Pa.P C. G. H. 1786. S s.p Lam. il. 563. 3
II. LEPTORMUS. — Silicles sessile, subcompressed, very slender, submoniliform ; joints ovate, oblong.

16697 diss^cta Thun. dissected O pr 1 jn.jl B C. G. H. 1819. S s.p
2 pinnata Vahl pinnate O l>r 1 jn.au W C. G. H. 1792. S s.p

III. ORMI'SCUS. — Silicles sessile, much compressed, moniliform • joints orbicular, one-seeded.

16698 amplexicaulis L.
16699 p^ndula W.

stem-clasping
pendulous

0 pr f
0 pr :

pinnata Ven.

16700 trifida Thun.

trifid

O pr j

pinnata L.

16701 pusilla Thun.
16702 /epidioides Lk.

small
Lepiclium-like

O pr

0 pr i

Jn.s
|jn.s

jn.jl
\ jn.jl

W.p C. G. H. 1792. S s.p Jac.fr. 46. 2
Y.w C. G. H. 1774. S s.p Ven. mal. 113

P C. G. H. 1819. S s.p

W C. G. H. 1824. S s.p Pluk. m. 432. 2
jn.jl W C. G. H. 1813. S s.p
IV. SILENECARP.EV — Silicles sessile, compressed, oval, or orbicular.

16703 diffusa Dec. spreading O pr i jn.jl W C. G. H. 1818. S s.p

16704 peltaria Dec. shield-podded O pr f jn.jl W C. G. H. 1820. S s.p
Peltaria capensis L.

V. ORTHOSELIS. — Silicles sessile, compressed, linear, with straight margins

16705 pilbsa Lam.
integrifolia L.

16706 araboides B. M.
pilbsa $ incisa Dec.

16707 stricta B. M.

16708 digitata L.

16709 pectinata Burc.

16710 coronopifblia L.

16711 /ceniculacea R. Br.

16712 crithmifblia W.

16713 platysiliqua R. Br.

16714 scopiiria Burc.

16715 linearifblia Burc.

VI. PACHY'STYLUM. — Silicles sessile, subcompressed ; linear, velvety ; style thick, conical, short ; small shrub,

with entire leaves.

16716 incana H. K. hoary «. i_J pr 2 my.au P C. G. H. 1774. C s.p

VII. CARPOPODIUM. — Silicles pedicellate, linear.

16717 cleomoldes Dec. Cleome-like a. L_| pr 1 jl Y C. G. H. 1802. C co
Cheiranthus strictus L. Clebme capensis L.

pilose

O pr

1 my.s

B

C. G.

H.

1768.

I

s.p

Jac. ic. 3. 526

Arabis-like

O pr

f jn.jl

B

C. G.

II.

1768.

S

s.p

Bot mag. 496

strict

O pr

f jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1823.

S

s.p

Bot. mag. 2526

digitate

O pr

1 mv.s

B

C. G.

H.

...

S

s.p

pectinated

O pr

1 jn.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1819.

S

s.p

Buckhorn-lvd

O pr

V

C. G.

H.

1778.

S

s.p

Her. lug. 367

Fennel-leaved

O pr

1| jn.s

P

C. G.

H.

1774.

S

s.p

Samphire-leavi

3d O Pr

.: jn.s

V

C. G.

H.

S

s.p

broad-podded
broom

M-uJpr
tt. i | pr

1" jl.au
1 jn.jl

P

R

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H

1774
1819.

c

S

s.p
s.p

Deless. 2. 98

linear-leaved

tt.l_Jpr

1 jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1826.

S

s.p

1903. SUBULA^RIA L. AWLWORT.
16718 aquatica L. water

(Subula, an awl ; form of leaves ) Cruciferce. 1.

O cu \ jl W Britain al.lak. S aq Eng, bot. 732

CLASS XVI. ORDER I. MONADELPHIA TRIANDRIA.

267

I. PEDICELLA^RIA. —
16719 gigant^a L. gigantic
16720 arobrea H. 8; B. tree

Torus fleshy, subglobose ; thecaphorum elongated.
«- D pr 6 jn.jl G S. Amer. 1774. S s.p
tt. O or 8 jn.jl W Caraccas 1817. S s.l.

Jac. ob. 4. 76

16721 cardinalis Dec.

cardinal, flower

rrri

or

2 jl.au

R

Mexico

1823.

S

s.l

Fl. mex. ic. in

16722 heptaphylla L.
16723 spinusa L.

seven-leaved
prickly

4.n

or
Ipr

1 jl.au
2 jn.jl

W
W

Jamaica .
W. Indies

1817.
11731.

S

S

s.l
s.p

Marcg. br. 34

16721 pungens W.

pungent

j£ HIE

Ipr

2 jl.au

R

W. Indies 1812.

S

s.l

W.,h. b.1.18

spiriosa B. M.

16725 putescens B. M.
16726 rr.sea Vahl

pubescent
rose-colored

O pr

Opr

1| jn.jl

W
R

Brazil"

1815.

1825.

S
S

s.l

CO

Bot. mag. 1857
Botreg. 960

II. SILIQUA^RIA. — Torus small ; thecaphorum short or none ;
16727 monophylla L. one-leaved O pr i jn.jl

leaves simple, from No.
Y E. Indies 1759.

16728.
S s.l

3, 5, or 1 foliate.
R. mal. 9. 34

2 zeylanica Dec.
16728 procumbens Jac.
16729 violacea L.

Ceylon
procumbent
v\n\et-co/ored

O

or
Pr

1 jn.jl
I jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y
P

Ceylon 1759.
W. Indies 1798.
Portugal 1776.

S

S

8

s.l
s.l
s.l

Bur. zey. 100. 2
Jac. am. 120
Schk.han.2.189.b

16730 Dilleniana Dec.

Dillenius's

O

pr

W.Y

Levant

1732.

S

s.l

Di. el. 266. 345

ornithopodioldes W.

16731 arabica L.

Arabian

pr

2 jn.jl

Y

Arabia

1794.

s

s.l

L. f. fa. 8

16732 iberica Dec.

Iberian

or

k Jn.jl

W

Iberia

1820.

s

s.l

16733 virgata Stev.

twiggy

O

or

1 jn.jl

W

Persia

1820.

S

s.l

Bux.c. 1.9.2.

16734 poKgama L.

polygamous

or

2 jn.jl

W

W. Indies

1 1824.

s

s.l

SI. jam. 124.1

16735 aculeata L.

prickly

or

2 jn.jl

w

S. Amer.

1817.

S

s.l

16736 Houston? R. Br.

Houston's

pr

1 Jl

w

W. Indies

1730.

S

s.l

16737 diffusa Bauh.

diffuse

or

1 jn.jl

w

Brazil

1823.

S

s.l

1905. PERI'TOMA Dec. PERITOMA.

(Peritome,

a cutting round about; base of calyx.)

Capparidece. 1.

16738 serrulata Dec.

serrulated

0

or

| jn.au

P

Missouri

1823.

s

s.l

Clebme serrulata Ph.

1906. GYNANDRO'PSIS Dec. GYNANDROPSIS. (Gynandros, hermaphr., opsis, appearance.) Capp.l. — 11.

16739 sessiliflbra Dec. sessile-flowered O or 1 jn.au W W. Indies 1820. S s.l
Clebme triphylla L.

16740 candelabrum Swt. chandelier iQI or 1 jl.au R
Clebme candelabrum B. M.

16741 triphylla L. three-leaved O or 1 jn.au W
Clebme triphylla L.

16742 specibsa Dec. showy j£ Q1 or 3 jn.au W
Clebme specibsa H. %B

2 jn.au W E. Indies 1640. S s.l Bot. mag. 1681

1824. S s.l Bot. mag. 2556

W. Indies 1816. S s.l Her. lug. 565. ic.
Carthage. 1818. S s.l H.&B.5.436

16743 pentaph^lla Dec. five-leaved O or
Clebme pentaphylla L.

16744 pulchella Lindl. neat O or 1 jn.jl

W.p Maranh. 1825 S s.l

CLASS XVI. ORDER 1.
MONADE'LPHIA TRIA'NDRIA.

1907. PATERSCTN/,4 R. Br. PATERSONIA. (Colonel William Paterson, an excellent botanist.) Irideee. 7.

16745 sericea It. Br.
16746 lanata R. Br.
16747 longifblia R. Br.
16748 media R. Br.
16749 glabrata R. Br.
16750 occidental R. Br.
16751 glauca R. Br.
16752 longiscapa Swt.
glauca B. M.

silky'
woolly
long-leaved
intermediate
smooth
western
glaucous
long scaped

|

£
f.

£

t

LAJor
lAlor
LAJor
lAJ or
lAlor
iAJor
iAI or
iAI or

1 my.jl
my.jl
my.j
my.jl
* my.jl
I my.jl
mv.jl
1* my.jl

B
B
P
P
P
B
P
B

N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. S.W.

1803.
1824.
1818.
1816.
1814.
1824.
1820.

I)
U
D
D
D
D
D
D

s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p

S.p

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 1041
Sw. au. 15

Sw. au. ic. in
Bot. reg. 51

Bot. cab 1182
Sw. au. 39

190S. ORTHROSA'NTHES Swt. ORTHROSANTHES. (Orthros, morning, an/has, flower.) Iridece. 1.
16753 multiflbra Swt. many-flowered |AI or 1 jn.jl B N. Holl. 1820. D s.p Sw. au. 11

(J. B. Ferrari, an Italian botanist.)

*1909. FERRA^RI^I L. FERRARIA.

16754 undulata L. wavy

16755 angustifblia Swt. narrow-leaved

16756 antherbsa Ker anthered
Ferrari 0/0 viridiflbra B. Rep.

16757 obtusifblia Swt. obtuse-leaved

16758 unctnata Siv(. hooked

16759 divaricata Swt. divaricate

1910. TIGRI'DIA Jac. TIGER FLOWER. (Tigris, tiger, eidos, likeness ; spotted flowers.) Iridete. 2.

16760 pavbnia Jac. peacock 5f A or 1 my.s O.R Mexico 1796. O s.p Bot. mag. 532
Ferrnrirt Tigridia B. M. pavbnia L.

2 lebna Hort. lion tf A or 1 my.s O.R Mexico 1823. O s.p

16761 conchiiflbra Swt. shell-flowered tf A spl 1 my.s D.Y Mexico 1823. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. 128

tf
tf

iAI or
LAJpr

A mr.ap
1 my.jl

G.Br
Br

C. G.
C. G.

H.

H.

1775.
18S5.

0
0

sp
s.p

Bot. mag. 144

tf

LAJor

| mr.jl

G.Br

C. G.

H.

1800.

0

s.p

Bot. mag.

751

tf

LAJpr

1 my.jl

Br

C. G.

H.

1825.

0

s.p

Sw. fl. gar.

148

tf

I my.jl

Br

C. G.

H.

1825.

O

s.p

Sw. fl. gar

. Ifil

tf

LAJpr

i my.jl

Br

C. G.

H.

1825.

0

s.p

Sw. fl. gar

. 1!'2

1911. GALA'XIAi.

16762 ovata Thun.

16763 grandiflora B. R.

16764 mucronularis Sal.

16765 versicolor Sal.

16766 graminea Thun.

GALAXIA. (Galaktiao, to abound in milk ; quality ?) Iridea:. 5.

ovate-leaved tf uAI or | my.s D.Y C. G. H. 1799. O s.p Bot. rep. 94

great-flowered £ LAI or | my.s D.Y C. G. H. 1799. O &p Bot. rep. 164

mucronulated tf LAJ or £ my.s P C. G. H. 1799. O s.p Jac.ic.291.inf.si.

various-colored ? tAJ or | my.s P C. G. H. 1799. O s.p Jac.ic. 291. inf. d.

Grass-leaved tf iAJ or J jl.au L.Y C. G. H. 1795. O s.p Bot. mag. 1292

268

MONADELPHIA PENTANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

1912. CYPE'LLA Herb. CVPELLA.
16767 Herbert* B. M. Herbert's

Tigridia Herbert* B. M. Mora\i H

(Kypellon. a kind of cup ; shape of flower.) Irldece. 10.

tf tAJ or 1 jn.au Ve B. Ayres 1823. O s.p Bot. mag. 2599
erbertt

rt* B. M.

1913. HERBE'RT/^ Swt. HERBERTIA. (Hon. $ Rev. W. Herbert, an assiduous botanist.) Iridea:. 1.

16768 pulchella Swt. neat

1914. HOMETR/^Ven. HOMERIA.

16769 spicata Swt. spiked
Mone'o spicata B. M.

16770 colttna Swt. hill
Mora\» colllna B.M.

16771 exaltata Suit. exalted
Mone\i colllna B exalt;ita B. M.

16772 lineata Swt. lined

16773 porrifblia Swt. Leek-leaved

16774 elegans Swt. elegant
Mor<£\i elegans Jac.

16775 flaccida Swt. flaccid

tf .AJ ...

B.P Chile 1827. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. 222

(Homer, the father of epic poetry.) Irideee. 10.

C. G. H. 1785. O s.p Bot. mag. 1283

tf iAI or 1J my.jn Y

tf lAJ or 2 my.jn P

tf lAI or 3 my.jn Ve

tf iAJ or 1 my jn Ve

? tAJ or 2 my.jn Ve

C. G. H. 1768. O s.p Bot. mag. 1033

C. G. H. 1768. O s.p Bot. mag. 1103

C. G. H. 1825. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. ic. in.

C. G. H. 1825. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. ic. in.

1J my.jn Ve C. G. H. 1825. O s.p Jac.sc.J.2

tf iAI or 1| my.jn Ve C. G. H. 1810. O s.p Bot. mag. 1612

Mor«"o collma a, miniata niinor B. 1U.

16776 miniata Swt. vermilion 5 vAJ or 2 my.jn Ve C. G. H. 1799. O s.p Sw. fl. gar. 152

16/77 virgkta Swt. twiggy

Mor<eNa virgata Jac.
16778 flexubsa Swt.

flexuous
Mora's flexuosa B. M.

tf iAJ or 1 my.jn P
tf iAI or 1 my.jn Y

C. G. H. 1825. O s.p Jac. ic. 2. 228
C. G. H. 1803. O s.p Bot. mag.

CLASS XVI. ORDER 2.
MONADE'LPHIA PENTA'NDRIA.

1915. WALTHExR/^( L. WALTHERIA. (A. F. Walther, prof. med. at Leipsic.) Eyttneriaceee. 5. — 12.

16779 americana L. American

16780 indica L. Indian

16781 elliptica L. elliptic

16782 glkbra Poir. smooth
laWis Schrank

16783 microphylla Cav. small-leaved

un 2 my.o Y S. Amer. 1691. S 1.

jn.au
3
3 jl

Y E. Indies 1799. C p.l Bur.zey. 68
Y E. Indies 1812. C s.p Cav. dis. 6.171.2
Y Guadalou.1823. C s.p Sch. mo. 55

i O un 2 jn.jl Y E. Indies 1824. C s.l Cav. dis. 6. 170.2

1916. HERMA'NN/^ L. HERMANNIA. (Paul Hermann, prof, bot., Leyden.) Byttneriacece. 38.— -42.
I. TKIONE'LLA. — Calyx inflated, but especially of ter flowering ; filaments much dilated.

16784 althjeifolia L.

16785 plicate W.

16786 candicans H. K.

16787 mollis L.

16788 dectimbens W. en.

16789 Ayssopifolia L.

16790 trifoliate L.

16791 triphylla Cav.

16792 glandulbsa Lk.

16793 fragrans Lk.

Althaea-leaved ft | | or 2£ mr.jl Y

whitish
sott-ieaved
decumbent
Hyssop-leaved

three-leaved it i | or

three-leaved ft \ | or

glandular ft i | or

fragrant ft \ | or 2

II. HERMANNE'LLA. — Calyx not, or scarcely inj

16794 disermaefolia Jac. two-pointed-lvdft |_J or 2 mr.ap Y

16795 dSsticha Schr. two-rowed ft i I or 2 my.au Y

rotundifulia Jac.

3~ n.d Y

or 3 ap.jn Y

or 2 my.jn Y

or 1 my.jn Y

or 7 ap.jn St

2 my.au Y

2 my.jl Y

C. G. H. 1728. C l.p Bot. mag. 307

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 213

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Jac. sc. 1. 117

C. G. H. 1814. C l.p

C. G. H. 1821. C l.p

C. G. H. 1725. C l.p Cav dis. 6. 1S1.3

C. G. H. 1752. C l.p Cav. riis (i. [W. 2

C. G. H. 1819. C l.p Cav. dis. 6. 178.3

, C. G. H. 1822. C l.p

, C. G. H. 1822. C l.p

ted ; filaments not dilated.

C. G. H. 1795. C l.p Jac. sc. 1.121

C. G. H. 1789. C l.p Jac. sc. 1. J 18

16796 melochitiides Burc.

Melochia-like

«LJor

2

my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

l.p

16797 feryonifMia Burc.

Bryony-leaved

ill |or

3

my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

Lp

16798 salvifblia L.

Sdge-leaved

* i ) or

o

ap.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

C

l.P

Cav. dis. 6. 180.2

16799 triicans Schr.
tati folia Jac.

glittering

2

my.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1790.

C

1-P

Jac.sc. 1.119

16800 involucrata Cav.

involucred

it i | or

2

my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1794.

C

l.P

Cav. dis. 6. 177-1

16801 scordifblia Jac.

Germander-lv(

2

ap.n

Y

C. G.

H.

1794.

C

l.p

Jac. sc. 1. 120

16802 denudata L.

stripped

ft l (or

2

my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

C

l.p

Jac.sc 1.122

16803 alnitolia Jac.

Alder.leaved

ft 1 |or

7

f.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1728.

C

l.p

Bot. mas. 299

16804 cuneifolia Jac.

wedge-leaved

A ^1

2

au.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1791.

C

1-P

Jac. sc. 1. 1£4

16805 holosericea Jac.

\e\vet-leaved

«J i |or

2

my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1792.

C

1-P

Jac. sc. 3. 292

16806 hirsute Jac.

\\a\r\-branched

' * \ | or

2

my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1790.

C

l.p

Sc. han. 1. 4

16807 scabra Cav.

rough-leaved

ft i ) or

3

mr.ap

Y

C. G.

H.

1789.

C

1-P

Jac. sc. 1. 127

16808 multiflbra Jac.

many-fiowered

« 1 (or

3

mr.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1791.

C

l.p

Jac.sc. 1.128

16809 flammea Jac.

fiame-Jlowered

* l_jor

3

year

0

C. G.

H.

1794.

C

l.P

Bot. mag. 1349

16810 angularis Jac,

angular

3

ap.ray

Y

C. G.

H.

1791.

C

l.p

Jac.sc. 1. 12rt

16811 trifurcate L.

three-forked

ft l |or

3

ap.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1789.

C

l.p

Jac.sc. 1.125

16812 odorata H. K.

sweet-scented

ft i | or

3

f.o

Y

C. G.

H.

1780.

C

l.p

16813 lavandulffifblia L.

Lavender-lvd

ft | | or

l{

i my.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1732.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. oC4

16814 velutina Burc.

velvety

ft 1 (or

' my.jl

Y

C, G.

H.

1818.

C

Lp

16815 filifblia L.

thread-leaved

tt ( (or

11

. mv.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1816.

C

1-P

Jac. sc. 1. 123

16816 proc6mbens Cav.
16817 tenuifblia B. M.

procumbent
slender-leaved

ftl_|or
ft 1 | or

U my.jn
2 jn.il

Y
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1792.

C
C

l.P
l.P

Cav. dis. 6. 177.2
Bot. mag. HH8.

16818 incisa W.

cut-leaved

ft 1 (or

2

jn.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

is'ok

C

l.p

16819 pulverul^nta B. Rep. powdered
16820 argentea SOT. silverv

ft | | or

2

2

my.au
my.jl

Y

O.Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1800.
1820.

C
C

1,,
l.p

Bot. rep. Ici4

16821 coronopifolia Lk.

Buckhorn-lvd

ft 1 | or

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

1917. MAHE'RNJyi L.

MAHERNIA.

(An anagram of Hermdnnia. ; affinity.)

ByttnerwcecE. 14. — 19.

16822 verticillata L.

whorled

tt. i | or

"2

jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

1-P

Cav. dis. a 176. 1

16823 resedajfblia Burc.

Reseda-leaved

tt. | | or

2

jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1816.

C

l.P

16824 bipinnata L.

bipinnate

tt. l | or

jn.au

Br

C. G.

H.

1752.

C

l.P

Bot. mag. 277

pinnate B. M.

16825 inrisa Jac.
16826 diffdsa Jac.

cut-leaved
diffuse

tt i (or
tt. | | or

2
2

jl an
jn.au

Y.w
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
II.

1792.
1774.

C

C

l.p
l.p

Bot. map. 353
Bot. cab. Io7

ORDER II.

MONADELPHIA PENTANDRIA.

269

16827 heterophylla Cav. various-leaved
Herman mYi grossularia?fblia L.

16828 sessilifblia Dec. sessile-leaved

16829 pulchella Cav. neat
Hermann^ pulchella L.

16830 vernicata Burc. varnished

16831 glabrata Cav. smooth
odorata Cav.

16832 oxalidifblia Burc. Oxalis-leaved

16833 grandiflbra Dec. great-flowered
Hermanns grandiflbra H. K.

16834 Burchellii Swt. Burchell's
grandifibra Burc. not //. K.

16835 vesicaria Dec. bladdery
Hermanns odorata /3 incisa Pers.

1918. MELCTCHIA L. MELOCHIA. (Melochich, its Arabic name.) Byttneriacece. 4.— 5.

16836 pyramidata /,. pyramidal tt. CD or 1 jl.au P Brazil 1768. C p.l Jac. vin. 1. 30

16837 tomentbsa/,. tomentose a. CD or 2 my.jn P W. Indies 1768. C p.l Cav. dis. 6. 172 2
168-38 parvifblia H. 4- B. small-leaved tt. CD un 1 jn.jl W Trinidad 1819. S s.p

16839 parviflbra H. $ B. small-flowered tt. CD or 1 jn.au P Caraccas 1820. C l.p

* 1919. RIEDLEY/f Yen. RIEPLEIA. (M. Riedle, accomp. Capt Baudin round the world.) Byttner. 8. — 23.

tt. i | or

tt. i | or
tt. | |or

2

2
2

ap.jl

jn.jl
jl.au

Y
Y

C. G. H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1731.

1818.
1792.

C

C
C

l.p

l.p
l.p

Cav.dis. 6. 178.1
Cav. dis. 6. 177.3

tt. i | or
tt. i |or

2
2

jn.au
ap.jl

Ve
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1789.

C
C

l.p
l.p

Bot. rep. 85

tt.i lor

tt. | |or

2
2

ap.jl
my.jl

Y
Y

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1817.
1791.

C
C

l.p
l.p

Patters. 60. ic.

tt.| lor

2

my.jl

Y

C.G.

H.

1818.

C

IP

Bot. reg. 224

tt. i |or

2

my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1818.

C

l.p

Cav.dis.6. 18L2

16840 velutlna Dec. velvety tt, CD un 1 jn.jl

16841 truncata Dec. truncate tt. CD un 2 jn.jl
Melochia truncata W.

16842 supina Dec. supine !U CD un | jn.jl
Melochia supina L.

16843 depressa Dec. depressed tt. I 1 un 1 jn.jl
Melochia depressa L.

16844 corchorifijlia Dec. Corchorus-lvd O un 1 jn.jl
Melochia corchorifblia L.

16845 nodiflbra Dec. knot-flowered tt. CD or 2 jn.jl

16846 caracasana Dec. Caraccas tt. [ j or 2 my.jl
Melochia caracasana Jac.

16847 concatenata Dec. concatenated £ fA] un 2 jn.jl

W

E. Indies 1823.
E. Indies 1817.

E. Indies 182-3. S s.l

W. Indies 1817.
E. Indies 1733.

S s.l
S s.l

Jamaica
Caraccas

1800. S
1817. S

Pluk.al. 232.4
Cav. ic. 173. 1
Di. el. 176. 217

SI. jam. 135. 2
Jac. ic. 3. 507

E. Indies 1810. S s.l Cav. dis. 6. 175. 2

1920. MELHA^NIA Forsk. MELHANIA. (Mt. Mel/idn, in Arabia; first found there.) Byttneriucete. 3. —6

16848 Erythroxylon H. K. Red-wood f CD or 20 my.au \V St. Helena 1772. C s.l Bot. mag. 10' 0

16849 Melanuxylon H. K. Black-wood J CD or 20 jl.au W St. Helena 1800. C s.l Pluk.m.333. 5

16850 Burchell« Dec. Burchell's 1 CD or £0 ... W C. G. H. 1818. C l.p

1921. OCHRCPMA Swt. OCHROMA

16851 tomentbsa W. en. wooUy-leaved

16852 .Lagopus SUM. Hare's foot

(Ochra,

IS:

(Ochros, pale; flowers, leaves, and wool of seeds.) BombHce(e. 2.
I or 20 ... W S. Amer. 1S16. C l.p
or 20 ... W Jamaica 1802. C p.l Cav. dis. 5. 153

1922. PETALOSTE>MUM MX. PETALOSTEMUM. (Petalon,pet.,stemon,stam. ; joined.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Gal. 4.— 7.
16853 candidum MX. white ^ A pr 1 jl.au W N. Amer. 1811. D l.p Mic. am. 2. 37. 1

16854 carneum MX. flesh-colored

16855 violaceum MX. violaceous

16856 corymbbsum MX. corymbose
Dalea Kuhnistero W.

N. Amer. IS 11. D l.p

N. Amer. 1811. D l.p Bot. mag. 1707

N. Amer. 1811. D l.p

* 1923.PASSIFLCPR A L. PASSION FLOWER. (Flos, flower, passio, passion ; fl. appendages.) Passiflbrece.Qo. — 90.
I. iNDivi^sas. — Leaves undivided ; flowers involucrated y involucre generally three-leaved.

16857 rilijefblia L. Lime-tree-lvd

16858 maliformis L. Apple-formed

16859 quadrangularis L. square-stalked _

16860 angulata Swt. ang\i\nT-stemmed S

16861 alata H. K.

16862 ligularis J.

16863 /aurifblia L.

16864 finifblia J.

16865 coccinea Aub.

16866 mucronata Lam.

16867 albida Ker

v/ms-stalked

ligular J_

Laurel-leaved J,.

Tinus-leaved J_

scarlet J_

mucronate 4

whitish $_

or 10 jl G.a.BPeru 1823. C p.l Cav. dis. 10. 285

fr 20 jl.n G.R W. Indies 1731. C p.l Bot. reg. 94

fr 20 au.s G.B.R Jamaica 1768. C r.m Bot. reg. 14

or 10 Mexico 18'23. C r.m

fr 20 ap.au G.B.n W. Indies 1772. C p.l Bot. mag. 66

or 20 s Gy.P N. Gran. 1819. C p.l An.mu.6.40

fr 20 jn.jl G.P W. Indies 1690. C p.l Bot. reg. 13

or 20 jl ... Cayenne 1824. C p.l An. mu. 6. 41. 2

or 20 jl.n S Guiana 1820. C p.l Aub. gui. 3.324

or 20 jn.au ... Brazil 1820. C p.l Cav. dis. 10. 282

or 15 au.s W Brazil 1816. C l.p Bot. reg. 677

... Vera Cruz 1731. C p.l PI. am. 90
. C l.i

i. NuniFLbR*. — Flowers naked ; calyx double ; leaves undivided.

16868 serratifblia L. saw-leaved J. CD or 20 my.b G.P W. Indies 1731. C p.l Bot. mag. 651

16869 cuprea L. copper-colored fc_ CD or 20 jl.au O Bahama 1.1724. C p.l Jac. ic. 3. 606

ii. APE'TAL*:. — Calyx simple ; flowers apetulous ; leaves undivided.

16870 multiflbra L. many-flowered JL CD or 20 jn.s

16871 pallida L. pale J_ I 1 cu 20 au.s Y.G St. Dorain.

16872 auriculata H. # B. eared ft. CD or 15 ... Ap 1820. C p.'

II. Bi'LOBjE. — Leaves two-lobed s calyx double ; involucre none.

15873 lunata Sm. crescent-leaved fc_ CD cu 10 jn.au W Jamaica 1733. C p.l Sm. ic. pic. 1. 1

biflbra Lam.

or 10 jn.au W Jamaica 1800. C p.l Bot. reg. 577

or 20

cu 8 my.jn W

p Bot. reg. 660
i.l

Trinidad 1817. C p.l

W. Indies 1732. C p.l Di. el. 197. 164

or 8 my.jn ... S. Amer. 1800. C p.l Bot. reg. 597
or 15 ap.s R W. Indies 1731. C p.l Bot. reg. 96

2 acutiloba acute-lobed fc_

16874 Lockhartzj G. Don Lockhart's $_

16875 vespertilio L. bat-winged J_

16876 discolor Lk. sundry-colored $_
vespertilio B. R. Maximiliana Bory

16877 ri\bra L, red-fniited

16878 normalis L. normal

16879 sexflbra J. six-flowered

16880 capsularis L. capsular

16881 cuneata W. wedged
lyrjEfblia Tus.

16882 tuberbsa Jac. tuberous
punctata B. C.

i. APE'TAL^E. — Calyx simple ; flowers apetalous ; leaves two-lobed.

In8S3 mexicana J. Mexican i, CD or 15 Mexico 1820. C p.l An. mu. 6. 38. 2

16884 oblongata Swz. oblong J_ CD cu 10 jn.s Ap Jamaica 181ti. C p.l

$ CD'

$ CD or 15 my.jn VV Vera Cruz 1771. C p.l

$ CD or 16 my.jl ... H i span iol. 1826. C p.l An. mu 2. 37. 1

$CDor 14 jn.jl Y.G W. Indies 1820. C p.l PI. ic. 138. 2

ft. CD or 10 jii.au ... W. Indies 1816. C p.l Cav. dis. 12. 292

j_ | — i or 12 jn.o G W. Indies 1810. C l.p Bot. reg. 432

16885 fce'tida L

III. TRI'LOB*. — Leaves three-lobed ; flowers involucrated i involucre three-leaved.
i.CDor 10 jl.au

fetid

W.G W. Indies 1731. C p.l Bot. mag. 2619

270

MONADELrHIA PENTANDRIA,

CLASS XVI.

16886 hircina Swt. goat-scented $ CD or 10 mv.o W.o Brazil

fce'tida B. M. hirsuta Bot. cab. 139.

16887 picturita Ker.
Ki888 cuneifblia Cav.

16889 edulis B. M.
incarnati /3 B. R.

16890 incarn&ta L.

16891 ciliata H. K.

16892 multif6rmis Jac.

16893 caracas&na W.
rubricaiilis Jac.

16894 tripartita Brot.

16895 uitifblia H. $ B.

Brazil 1820.

C p.l
C l.p

S. Amer. -1825. C p.l
C l.p

W. Indies

Bot. reg. 321

Bot. reg. 673
Cav. ic. 12. 292
Bot. mag. 1989

C r.m Bot. reg. 332
" Bot. mag. 288

DUPLICICA'LYCES. — Flowers naked ; calyx double ; leaves three-lobed.

16896 holosericea L.

\e\vct-leaved

i CD or

10

my.au'

W.P

V era Cruz 173'J.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 59

16897 hirsuta L.
16898 glauca H. K.

hairy J^ 1 1 or
glaucous-leaved£_ [ 1 un

8
6

s
au.s

W
W

W. Indies 1778.
Cayenne 1779.

C
C

l.p

l.p

PI. am. 88. A
Bot. reg. 88

stipulata Aub.

16899 U.tea /,.

yellow

Bcu

4

my.jn

Y.w

America 1714.

R

p.l

Bot. reg. 79

Ifr'O'J punctata L.

dotted-leaved

cu

t5

my.jn

W.Y

Peru 1784.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 101

16901 rotundifblia L.

round-leaved

Bcu

8

my.au

W

W. Indies 1779.

c

p.l

Cav. dis. 10. 290

16902 hemicycla Mey.

half-round

or

10

...

Surinam 1817.

c

p.l

glabrata Kth.

16903 racembsa Brot.

racemose

ft. CD or

20

mr.o

S

Brazil 1815.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 5001

2 alata caerulea B. R. blue-winged
3 princeps Hort. chief

tris

15

20

ap.jl
mr.o

Br

S

hybrid 1823.
hybrid

c
c

CO

Bot. reg. 848

16904 gracilis Lk.

16905 suberi.sa L.

16906 Aederacea L.

16907 angusti folia Sco.
heterophylla Jac.

16908 obscura Lindl.

16909 minima L.

16910 peltata Cav.

16911 maculata Bonn

ii. SIMPLICICA'LYCES — Flowers naked ; calyx simple ; leaves thr ee-lobed.

peltata Ph. not of others.

slender
Cork-barked
Ivy-leaved
narrow-lea

obscure
smallest
peltate
spotted

i* 9 I

ft.cD

ved f_ CD

6 au

6 jn.s

3 jn.jl

6 jn.s

1823.
W. Indies 1759.
W.Indies ...
W. Indies 1773.

W. Indies 1823.
Curassao 1690.
W.Indies 1778.
N. Amer. 1812.

O co
C p.l
C lp

Bot. reg. 870
Ex. bot. 1. 28
PI. am. 84
Bot. reg. 188

Bot. reg. 144
Bot. reg. 507

IV. MULTI'FIDJS. — Leaves multifid.

narrow-leaved fc_ ( or 30 jn.o

glaucous-leaved j; or 20 jn.o

16912 ^diantum W. Maidenhair i. CD or 10

16913 iryoniaefbiia H.$B. Bryony-leaved $_ CD or 12

16914 ca?rulea L. commonb\ue _J or 30 jn.o

2 cartileo-racembsa blue-clustery J_ | or 30 jn.o

3 angustifblia

4 glaucophylla

5 Colvillw Swt.

16915 chinensis Swt.

16916 filamentosa Cav.
palmata B. C.

16917 serrata L.

16918 digitata G. Don

16919 pedata L.

16920 palmata LA.

Norfolk 1. 1820.

p.l

Colvill's hybrid_& or

Chinese '

thready

savf-leaved
digitate
pedate
palmate

12 jl.s

30 jn.o

20 jn.o

20

12 ...

15 ...

... Mexico 1823.

W.B Brazil 1699.

P hybrid 1820.

W.B hybrid 1820.

B Brazil

Va hybrid 1824.

W.B China

W.B America 1817. C co

C
C

Bot. mag. 28

C co' Hort. tr. 4. 9

C co

C co

C co

C co

W.G Martiniq. 1800. C

B Trinidad 1820. C

W.G W.Indies 1781. C

W Brazil 1818.

W St.Domin.1817.

lor 12

16921 heterophylla Lam. various-leaved J_ CD or 15

V. DU^BH. — Doubtful to what section it belongs.
J_ i~~i or 11

(Muricuja, its name in Brazil.)

l.p
p.l
p.l

C p.l
C p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 126
Bot. reg. 584
PI. am. 79
PL am. 81
PI. ic. 159. 1

16922 patula Wnl. spreading
1924. MURUCUVAJ. MURUCUIA.

16923 ocellata Pers. small-eyed

Passi flora Murucuia L.
16924 perfoliata Sfir. perfoliate

Passiflbra perfoliata L.
$ 16925 HerbertzVma Swt. Herbert's

Passiflbra HerbcrUawa B. R.
§16926 adiantifolia Swt. Adiantum-lvd ft. CD or 20 jn.au

Passifl6ra rtdiantifblia B. It.

ft. CD fr
$ CD or
ft. CD or

12 jl.au
15 jl.au
30 jl.s

S

W. Indies 1730.
W. Indies 1806.
N. Holl. 1821.
Norfolk 1. 1792.

C p.l

PassfflbretE. 4. — 10.
Bot. reg. 5/4

C p.l
C p.l

Bot. reg. 78

C p.l Bot. reg. 737
C p.l Bet. reg. £3]

1925. TACSO^NIAJ. TACSONIA.

16927 peduncularis Pers. pedunculate

Passiflbra peduncularis Cav.

(Tacso, its name in Peru.)
J_ CD or 10 Peru

181

Pcssiflbreie. 1. — 12.
). C l.p Cav. ic. 5. 426

1926. TRIGCTNIA Aub. TRIGONIA.

16928 villbsa Aub. villous

16929 m6llis Dec. soft

Hipjiocrateu cece. 2. — 4.
20. C s.l Aub. gui. 1. 149

(Treis, three, gonia, an angle ; fruit.)

*fc CD or Cayenne 182(

* CD or Brazil 1823. C s.l

* 1927. ERCTDIUM Herit. HERON'S BILL. (Erodios, heron ; fruit like head and beak. ) Geranutcea?. 35. —53.
I. PINNATISE'CTA. — L

J.. JT1N.NA A1MV 1*1A. —

16930 petraAim W. rock ^ A pr
16931 anthemidifolium Bleb. Anthe.-lvd ^ A or
16932 glandulbsum W. glandular ^ A) pr

— J~,eilVCS Tfl

i- jn.jl

iJ»-J}
1 jn.jl

11 f I (HC ,

P
P
P

•y ?"" icu.
' S. Europe 1640.
Iberia 1820.
Spain 1798.

I)
C

s

CO

Lp

Gou. il. 21. 1
Fl pyr. 1. 1

graveolens Lap.

16933 Stephanw/HMW W.

Stephan's ^

: A

or

J Jn.jl

B

Dahuria

1820.

s

s p

multifidum Pat.

1

16934 alpinum Lk.

alpine A

A .

pr

* my.au

R

Italy

1814.

n

CO

Her. ger. 3

16935 crassifblium Desf.
16936 laciniatum Cav

thick-leaved £
fringed j£

Al or
Al or

£ mr.au
§ my.au

S

B

Cyprus
Crete

1788.
17P4.

i)

r.m
r.m

Sw. ger. Ill
Cav. dis. 4. 113.3

16937 hirtum W.

hairy ^

A

or

~ Jn jl

B

Egypt

1818.

s

Ii

Jac. ec. 1.58

16938 stylatum Lem.

styled ^

A

or

I2 jnjl

P

1826.

s

16939 muricatum Hort.
16940 cicbnium W.

prickly
stork-beaked

or
un

,*H{
f jn.jl

R
P

...." 1S27.
S. Europe 1711.

s
s

•.!

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 18

16941 cicutarium Lem.

Hemlock-leaved

/~\

w

f ap.s

P

Britain

ro.sid.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 17ti8

16942 bipinnatum W.

bipinnate

Q

un

i ray.jn

P

Numidia

1803.

s

Cav. dis. 5. 126.3

16943 pimpinellifblium Cav. Burnet-leaved Q
16944 pilbsum Thuil. pilose O

or
or

Ijnjl
f mjl

P

D.P

S. Europe 1800.
France 1800.

s
s

ro

CO

C;.v. dis. 4. 156.2

16945cicutifblium Thuil.

Cicuta-leaved

O

or

f jn.jl

P

France

1816.

s

co

ORDER IV.

MONADELPHIA HEPTANDIUA.

271

16946 romanum W. Roman ]£
16947 caucalifolium Swt. Caucalis-leaved^t

O)pr
A Pr

f my.jn P
1 my.au P

Rome 1724.
France 181(5.

S
S

ro

CO

Eng. bot. 377
Sw. ger. G

alp'mum Desf.

16948 moschatum W. musk

§Pr

1 my.jl

P

England m.pas.

S

S.I

Eng. bot. 902

16949 Bbtrys Bert. Botrys

or

f jn.jl

B

Italy 1318.

S

CO

Cav. dis. 4. 90. 2

II. INDIVI'SA. — 1

leaves so

mewhat tl

tree-lob

ed or undivided.

16950 murdnum W. Murcian

O or

1 jn.jl

B

N. Africa 1818.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 4. 126. 1

16951 gruinum W. crane

O un

1 jn.jl

P

Crete 1596.

s

S.I

Cav. dis. 4. 88. 2

16952 serotinum Stev. late ^

A pr

f JLs

B

Siberia 1821.

D

CO

Sw. ger. 137

multicaule Lk. ruthenicum Bieb.

16953 chium W. Chian

O un

1 jn.jl

P

Levant 1724.

S

CO

Cav. dis. 4 92. 1

16954 hymenodes Herit. hymen-like j£

.AJ pr

f year

Pk

Barbary 1789.

8

r.m

Sw. ger. 23

16955 Gussonz Ten. Gousson's C^

A °r

1 year

Pa.P

Naples 1821.

I)

CO

16956 wzalacho^des W. Mallow-like

§or

a my.jl

B

S. Europe 1596.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 4. 91. 2

16957 rzoifolium Jac. Currant-leaved

or

1 Jn.jl

P

C. G. H. ...

8

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 509

16958 incarnatum Herit. r\es,\\-colored c.
16959 glaucophfllum H.K- glaucous-lvd

1 | or
O un

2 my.jl
5 jl.au

F
R

C. G. H. 1787.
Egypt 17:W.

C

S

r.m

CO

Sw. ger. 94
I)i. el. 124. 150

16960 wzalopoutes W. Malope-like ^
2 c6rsicum Lem. Corsican ^

A or
A or

i jn.jl
* jn.jl

P
P

N. Africii IS 10.
Corsica j817.

S
S

CO
CO

Cav. dis. 4. 90. 1

16961 melastigmum Ma.C. black-stigma j£

Al or

\ jn.jl

P

1823.

s

CO

16962 maritimum Sm. sea ^

A w

F

England san.sh.

[)

CO

Eng. bot. 646

16963 Reichardz Dec. Reichard's £

-AJ pr

UjC.,-1,; TVT.

1 * ap.s

W

Minorca 1783.

c

S.I

Bot. mag. IS

ap.

R S. Europe 182L D co

CLASS XVI. ORDER 3.
MONADE'LPHIA HEXA'NDRIA.

1928. GILLIEVS7J Lindl. GILLIESIA. (Dr. Gillies, of Conception, in Chile.) Gilliesiece. 1. — 2.

16965 graminea Lz>i<//. grassy tf | cu 1 aus G Chile 1825. O s.l Bot. mag. 27 Hi

CLASS XVI. ORDER 4.
MONADE'LPHIA HEPTA'NDRIA.

*1929. PELARGOWlUMlferJr. STORK'S BILL. (Pelargos, a stork ; beak of fruit.) Geraniacetz. 186.—

I. HOA'REA. — Petals 5, rarely 2 or 4, obi. Un.; 2 upper parallel, with long claws abruptly reflexed in the middle :

stamens 10, in a long tube, length of lower petals ; 5, or rarely 2 or 4, antheriferous; the others sterile, straight,

or incurved at end, the 3 lower shorter than the fertile ones : stemless herbs, with tuberous turnip-like roots,

and radical stalked leaves ; leaves oblong, entire, or lobed ; lobes entire, or scarcely toothed : from No. 16990.

16966 longifblium Jac.

long-leaved

A lAJ pr

5 my.jn

Pk

C. G. H.

1812.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3.518

16967 longiflurum Jac.

long-flowered

A iAI pr

I my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1812.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3.521

16968 oval i f 61 i urn Swt.

oval-leaved

AiAJpr

I my.jn

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 106

16969 reticulatum Swt.

netted

A LAlpr

f my.jn

Pk

C. G

H.

1820.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 91

16970 ciliatum Herit.

ciliated

A LAJpr

£ ap.jn

F

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Her. ger. 7

16971 punctatum W.

dotted-flowerea

'A LAJpr

I ap.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1794.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 60

16972 radicatum yen.

large-rooted

A LAJpr

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1802.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 1718

16973 spatulatum Andr.

spatula-leaved

A lAJpr

1 ap.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 152

2 affine Andr.

kindred

A tAJpr

| ap.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 282

16974 radiatum Pers.

ray- leaved

A LAJpr

s jn.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1801.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 222

16975 virgineum Pers.

virgin

A LAJpr

2 my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 317

16976 undulatum Ait.

% wave-flowered

A LAJpr

2 my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. £92

16977 lineare Pers.

\\near-petaled

AlAlpr

i Jn.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 193

16978 niveum Swt.

snow-white

A LAJpr

f jn.jl

W

1821.

R

r m

Sw. ger. 182

16979 Leeawwwz Swt.

Lee's

A LAJ or

2 my.jn

W

C. G'

H.

1823.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 3

16980 incrassatum Andr.

thickened

A LAy or

^ my.jn

R

C. G.

H.

1801.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 761

16981 carinatum Swt.

keeled

A lAJor

2 my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1812.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 2. 135

16982 depressum Jac.

depressed

A tAJor

? my.jn

Crea

C. G.

H.

1812.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3. 520

16983 luteum Andr.

yellow

A LAJor

I my jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1802.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 123

16984 nuraanttarifMiumj

'a/. Nummul.-lvc

1A LA) or

1 my.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1801.

R

r.m

Par. Ion. 23

16985 orobif&lium Swt.

Orobus-leaved

A LAJpr

2 my.jl

Bd

hybrii

a ?

1824.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 304

16986 undulffiflurum Swt.

wave-flowered

A lAJor

i my.jl

Bk

c: G.

H.

1821.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 3. 263

16987 cong<§stum Swt.

crowded

A LAJpr

2 my.jl

Li

C. G.

H.

1824.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 302

16988 retusum Swt.

retuse

AiAlpr

i my.jl

DC

hybri

a?

1824.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 307

16989 coluteajfoliuin Swt.

Colutea-leaved

A iA! pr

i my.jl

Y.R

hybri

.1?

1824.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 311

16990 revolutum Pers.

revolute

A iAJ pr

5 jl.au

P

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 354

16991 auriculatum W.

ear-leaved

A LAJpr

c ap.jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3. 519

16992 laciniatum Pers.

jag-leaved

A LAJpr

\ my.jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot rep. 131

16993 oxalidifblium/Ws.

Wood-sorrel- Ivd

A LAJpr

| my.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1801.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 3(K)

16994 nervifolium Jac.

nerved-leaved

A iAJ pr

f my.au

Va

C. G.

H.

1812.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3.517

16995 triphyllum Jac.

three-leaved

A i AJ pr

| ap.my

F

C. G.

H.

1812.

R

r.m

Jac. ic. 3. 515

16996 reflexum Pers.

reflex-leaved

A iAJ pr

W

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. i'24

16997 ruseum Ait.

rose-colored

A LAJ pr

| mr.my

Pk

C. G.

H.

1792.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 173

16998 rapaceum Jac. Rapi

s Fumitory-flwd

AiAJpr

\ ap.jn

Pk

C. G.

H.

1788.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 239

16999 nutansZtec.

nodding

A LAJpr

I ap.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1788.

R

r.m

Bot. mag. 1877

17000 corydaliflbrum Swt

. Corydalis-flwd

A iAJ pr

I ap.jn

Pa.Y

C. G.

H.

1821.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 18

17001 barbatum Jac.

bearded

A tAJpr

5 jl.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1790.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 303

17002 fissifblium Pers.

cloven-leaved

A iAI pr

\ ap.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 378

17003 setosum Swt.

bristly

A i Al pr

\ ap.au

Pk

C. G.

H.

1821.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 38

17004 AubonifMium Pers.

Bubon-leaved

A LAlpr

i rnr.jl

W.p

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 328

17005 Molasflbrum Swt.

Violet-flowered

• A iA)pr

I mr.jl

W

C. G.

H.

1810.

R

r.m

Sw. ger. 123

17006 floribundum Ait.

bundle-flwd

A iAI pr

| mr.my

Pk

C. G.

H.

1795.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 420

17007 pilosum Pers.

pilose

A iAI nr

I my.jl

Pk

C. G.

H.

1801.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 259

17008 penniforme Pers.

winged-formed A LAI i>r

jl my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1800.

R

r.m

Bot. rep. 269

272

MONADELPHIA HEPTANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

17009 purpurascens Pers. purpurascent A iAI pr J my.jn P C. G. H. 1800. R r.m Bot. rep. 204

17010 hirsutum Jac. hairy A LA) pr £ mr Pk C. G. H. 1788. R r.m Bot. rep. 317

17011 melananthum Jac. black-flowered A LAI pr i my.jn D.Br C. G. H. 1790. R r.m Sw. ger. 73

17012 dioicum Ait. dioecious A iAI pr | jn'jl D.Br C. G. H. 1795. R r.m Bot. rep. 209

17013 atrum Herit. dark-brown A LAI pr f my.jl D.Br C. G. H. 1793. R r.m Sw.ger.72

II. DIMA*CRIA. Petals 5, unequal, two upper connivent spreading at end : stamens shorter than sepals; 5fertilet
two lowermost twice as long as the rest, upper very short ; 5 sterile, very small, nearly equal : stemless herbs,
with tuberous turnip-like roots ; leaves stalked, p'initatifid ; segments entire, from No. 17031. lobed or mult,

17014 ficia»f61ium Herit. Vicia-leaved & iAI pr
1701") ostragalifoliumJVrx. Astragal us-lvd J%, iAI pr

17016 coronillaefolium Pers. Coronilla-lvd A LAI pr

17017 herac\crfblium Lod. Cow-parsnep-lvd,fc iAI pr

17018 nimicifdlium Swt. Dock-leaved A iAI pr

17019 foliosum Swt. leafy A LAI pr

17020 tenellum Andr. slender ^ iAI pr

17021 heterophyllum Andr. various-leaved^ iA) pr

17022 floribundum Andr. bundle-flwd ,& iAI pr

17023 undulktum Andr.

17024 linekre Andr.
11025 radiatum Andr.

17026 punctatum Andr.

17027 aflTme Andr.

17028 spatulatum Andr.

ap.jn Pk

iV lAJ pr

17029 revolutum Andr.

17030 virgineum Andr.

17031 aristktum Swt.

17032 opiifulium Andr.

17033 incrassktum B. M.

17034 carneum Jac.

waved

linear

rayed

dotted

kindred

spatulate

revolute

virgin

awned

Parsley-leaved & iAl pr

thick-leaved & uAI pr

flesh-colored & (A) pr

A iA1 pr

AiAlpr
A iAi pr

I my.jn
| my jl

1 my.jn
i my.jl

2 mv..ll
I Tnyjl

I my Jl
I my.jl

i my ji

i my .11

i my.jl

C. G. H.

C G. H.
Br C. G. H.
D.Br C. G. H.
Y C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
Y C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
W R C. G. H.
Sul.RC. G. H.
Y C. G. H.
Spot C. G. H.
P C. G. H.
Y C. G. H.
R C. G. H.

IP C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
W.R C. G. H.
Pk C. G. H.
Pk C. G. H.

1779.
1788.
1795.
1818.
1823.
1800.
1800.
1800.
1800.
1805.
1800.
1800.
1800.
1800.
1805.
1800.
1805.
1800.
1800.
1801.
1812.

'.Itifid.

R rm Bot. mag. 579
R r.m Bot. rep. 190
R r.m Bot. rep. 305
R r.m Bot. cab. 437
R r.m Sw. ger. 318
R r.m And. rep. 311
R r.m And. ger. ic.
R r.m And. ger. ic.
R r.m And. rep. 420
R r.m And. rep. 292
R r.m And. rep. 193
R r.m And. rep. 222
R r.m And. rep. 60
R r.m And. rep. 282
R r.m And. rep. 152
R r.m And. rep. 354
R r.m And. rep. 317
R r.m And. rep. 366
R r.m And. ger. ic.
R r.m Bot mag. 761
R r.m Jac. ic. 3. 512

rny/
j jn.jf
ap.jn

III. CYNO'SBATA. — Petals oval, nearly equal, almost twice as long as calyx ; stamens 10, erect, the 5 alternate

ones bearing the anthers ; stems shrubby, erect.

17035 lateritium W. brick-colored a, i_J or Hjn.au R C. G. H. 1800. C r.m Jac. ec. 1.97

17036 cynosbatifolium W. Eglantine-lvd tt, t_J or 1J ap.jl D.R C r.m W. h. b. 2. 78

IV. PERI'STERA. — Petals nearly equal, as long as calyx, or a little larger : stamens 10 ; 5 longer, nearly equal,
or one only occasionally abortive ; 5 alternate, very short, sterile, tooth-like : herbs with stems, and with the
appearance of Erbdium or Geranium.

17037 columlnnum Jac. dove's foot & iAI pr £ jn.o P C. G. H. 1795. R r.m Jac. sc. 2. 133

Aap.my P C. G. H. 1801. S r.m Bot. rep. 234
i my.jl tt C. G. H. 1801. S r.m Sw. ger. 42
I my.jn W C. G. H. 1812. R r.m Jac. ic. 3. 528
J my.au R N. S. W. 1792. S r.m Jac.ec.l. 100
| ap.jn W C. G. H. 1724. S r.m Jac. c. 4. 21. 2
i. GRENVI'LLEA. — Petals 5 ; 2 upper ones large, obliquely obovate, 3 lower ones small, spatulate : stamens 10 ;

4 fertile, ascendent, 6 sterile, short, subulate.

17043 conspicuum Swt. conspicuous A LAJ or 1 jl.d D.Pk Africa 1810. C r.m Sw. ger. 3. 262. 2
Geranium Grenvllle^e Andr.

V. OTI'DIA. — Petals oblong, linear, nearly equal, about twice as long as calyx, the two upper auricled at the
base on the upper side; stamens 10, erect, 5 fertile, 2 upper spatulate or subulate, Slower shorter; stems
shrubby, fleshy ; leaves alternate pinnated, fleshy ; flowers whitish.

iAI pr

17038 procumbens Pers. procumbent ^j iAI pr

17039 humifusum W. trailing ~£ iQI pr

17040 chamadryfolium Jac. Chamtedrys-lvd^ iAI pr

17041 australe W. southern tt. iAI pr

17042 althaeoldes Herit. Altha?a-like )g Ol pr

Ljpr
I I or

17044 laxum Swt. loose-panicled

17045 ceratophyllum Herit. horn-leaved

17046 dasycaulon Sims thick-stemmed tt. i I or

17047 crithmifolium Sm. Samphire-lvd tt. | | or

17048 alt^rnans W.en. alternate Pars.-lvd tt. | | or

17049 carnosum Ait. fteshy-stalked «_ | | or

ap.jn W C. G. H.

1 my.jn W Africa

1 jl.d W.p C. G. H.

1 my.jn W.p C. G. H.

1 my.au W.p C. G. H.

1 jn.au W.p C. G. H.

1821.
1786.
1795.
1790.
1791.
1724.

S p.l Sw. ger. 196

C rm Bot. mag. 315

C rm

C r m Sm. ic. pic. 13

C rm Wen. her. 2. 9

C rm Sw.ger. 98

VI. POLYA'CTIUM. — Sepals nearly equal, revolute : petals 5, nearly equal, obovate : stamens 10 ; 5 fertile, the 4
lower long, subulate, upper broad, spatulate, reflexed at end ; the fertile ones shorter, incurved at end : petals
with a very large dark brown spot, which is scarcely edged with yellow.

17050 multiradiatum W. en. many-rayed ,& iAI pr 1 my.jn D.Br C. G. H. 1820. R r.m Sw. ger. 145

VII. ISOPE'TALUM. — Upper sepal ending in a hdney pore and not in a tube : petals 5, equal : stamens 10,
united in a very short cup; 5 or 6 fertile, spreading, incurved at end; sterile unequal, subulate, incurved : shrub
with a fleshy stem.

17051 Cotytedonis Herit. Navehvort-frd tt. i_J pr f my.jl W St. Helena 1765. S r.m Sw. ger. 126

VIII. CAMPV'LIA. — Petals 5, unequal, two upper larger, with an auricled claw : stamens 10, hairy or pubes-
cent ; 5 fertile, erect; 5 alternate sterile, of which the two upper are longer and hooked back : herbs at the base
a little shrubby, branched : leaves stalked, ovate or oblong, toothed or cut : petals with an appendage to the
claw.

ljjn.au V C. G. H.
U mr jn W C. G. H.

U mr.jn D.P C. G. H.

1 mr.jn Pk C. G. H.
1§ jn.o P.v C. G. H.

Ujn.o Pk C. G. H.
li jn.o W.P C. G. H.

1| jn.au Li C. G. H.

i. PHYMATA'NTHUS. — The same as preceding, but with the upper petals warted above the claw ; tube of stamens
very short, 5 fertile, recurved, spreading, 5 sterile, straight.

17060 tricolor R M. three-colored tt. i_) pr 1£ year W.p C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Bot. mag. 240

17061 elatum Swt. tall tt. i _ 1 pr 2 jn.n W.p C. G. H. 1795. C r.m Sw. ger. 1. 96

IX. MYRRHI'DIUM. — Petals 4, or rarely 5, the two upper very large, obovate, cuneate, usually marked with
branching lines ; two or three lower much smaller, oblong, linear : stamens 10, with their tube and filaments
straight, generally with 5 antheriferous and 5 barren alternately, rarely 7 fertile : biennial or perennial herbs,
rarely shrubby ; stems round ; leaves pinnate or female, often multifid. From No. 17061. anthers 5, petals 4 ;

; from N

17052 blattkrium Jac. Moth Muleyne tt. ( ) or

17053 eriostfemon Jac. woolly-stmnd tt. | | or

17054 holoserlceum Swt. velvety tt_j | or

1707>5 ffinotherae Jac. CEnothera-«te ^ iAI or

17056 coronopiffclium Jac. Buckhorn-lvd tt. | i or

17057 canum Pers. hoary tt. ( ) or

17058 carinatum Swt. keeled tt. \ | or

17059 uerbasciflorum Swt. Verbascum-flwdtt. \ | pr

1720. S r.m Sw. ger. 88

1794. C r.m Jac. sc. 2. 132

C r.m Sw. ger. 75

S r.m Jac. ic. 3. 525

S r.m Bot. rep. 338

S r.m Sw. ger. 114

S r.m SwTger. 21

C r.m Sw. ger. 2. 157

1820.
1812.
1791.
1820.
1820.
1811.

from No. 17064. anthers 5, petals 5

17062 canariense W. Canary tt. ( | pr

17063 myrrhifblium Ait. Myrrh-leaved tt. i | pr

17064 coriandrifolium Jac. Coriander-lvd j£ OJ pr

17065 lacerum Jac. torn-leaved f iAI or

17066 anemonifolium Jac. Anempne-lvd ^ Ol °r

17067 caucalifolium Jac. Caucalis-leaved]£ Ol pr

17068 multicafcle Jac. many-stalked £ Ol pr

rom No. 17065. anthers 1, petals 4.

H jl.s W.R Canaries 1802.

li my.au W.R C. G. H. 1696.

1 m'r.s W.R C. G. H. 1724.

1£ jn.au Pk C. G. H. 1731.

1J jn.au Pk C. G. H. ...

f mr.s Pk C. G. H. 1812.

f jn.au Pa.V C. G. H. 1802.

C r.m W. h. b. 17

C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 531

S r.m Sw. ger. 34

S r.m Jac. ic. 3. 532

S r.m Jac. ic. 535

S r.m Jac. ic. 3. 529

S r.m Jac. ic. 3. 534

ORDER IV.

MONADELPHIA HEPTANDRIA.

273

X. SEYMOU'HIA. — Petals 2, distinct at base, abruptly reflexed in the middle ; statnens 5, nearly equal, in a long

straight tube, all fertile.

17069 asarif«,lium Swt. Asarum-leaved & iAJ el £d D.P C. G. H. 1821. R l.p Sw. ger. 206

17070 dipetalum Herit. two-petaled A tAJ el | ap.my Pa.P C. G. H. 1795. R l.p Her. ger. 43

XI. JENKINSONIA. — Petals 5, the two upper much larger than the rest, emarginate at end, striated with colored
lines, the 3 lower much smaller: stam. 10, ascending, spreading at end, hairy at base; 7 fertile, of which the 3
upper are shorter ; the 3 sterile shortened, subulate, of equal length : stems shrubby : flowers large.

17071 pendulum Swt. pendulous JL. \ | el | mr.jl R C. G. H. ... C r.m Sw. ger. 188

HOlt quinatum B. M. fivefingercd tt. | | or 1 mr.jl Pa.Y C. G. H. 1793. C r.m Bot. mag. 547

17073 longicaiile Swt. long-stemmed !U i | pr 1 my.jl Pk C. G. H. ... C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 533

17074 bulFitum Swt. blistered tt. [_) pr 1 my.jl Pk C. G. H. ... C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 530

XII. CHORI'SMA. — Petals 4, rarely 5, the two upper with long claws largest, tivo lower much smaller : stamens
declinate, in a very long tube, jointed in middle, connate ; 1 fertile, of which the two lower are loose ; the
3 sterile shortened, subulate, of equal length.

17075 tetragonum Herit. square-stalked tt. | | el 2 jn.au- Pk C. G. H. 1774. C r.m Sw. ger. 99

2 variegatum variegated tt. i | el 2 jn.au Pk C. G. H. 1774. C r.m Bot. mag. 136

XIII. — PELA'RGIUM. — Petals 5, unequal, the two upper approximating; stamens 10, unequal, 7 fertile,

3 sterile, subulate.

\. CICONIUM. — Petals whole colored, the two upper shorter and narrower; stamens short, erect, the two lowest
very short with nearly sessile anthers ; stem shrubbi/,. fleshy.

17076 acetosum Ait. Sorrel-leaved tt- i I or

17077 scandens Ehrh. climbing tL | | or

17078 pumilum W. dwarf tt. i | or

17079 stenopetalum Ehrh. narrow-petaled tt. | | or

17080 leptopetalum Swt. slender-petaled tt. | | or

Geranium stenopetalum Andr.

17081 hybridurn Ait. hybrid «. |_j or

17082 lateritium Swt. brick-colored tt. | | or

17083 malvaefuiium Jac. Mallow-leaved tt. | | or

17084 cren?itum Swt. crenated tt. | | or

17085 BentinckzYiHMw Dec. Bentinck's tt. | ) or

17086 oxyphyllum Swt. sharp-leaved tt. , | or

Geranium miniatum album Andr.

17087 zonale W. girdle tt. ( (or

2 marginatum white-marginedtt. | | or

3 coccineum Swt. scarlet *t \ | or

4 crystallinum Swt. crystalline it \ | or

17088 Fothergillw Swt. Fothergill's tt. -, | or

2 purpureum Swt. purple *l I j or

17089 mquinans Ait. dyed-flowered tt. i | or

17090 heterogamum Herit. heterogamous tt. |__] or

17091 m6nstrum Ait. monstrous tt. | | or

ii. ISOPETALOI'DEA. — Petals similar in size.
i. ALCHEMILLOI'DEA. — Stems herbaceous ; leaves cordate, palmately lobed ; petals small.

17092 inodbrum W. scentless !U iAJ pr £ my.o Pa.P N. Holl. 1796. C r.m W. h. b. 1. 34

s

my.s

Pk

C. G.

ir

1710.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 103

s

jn.au

Pk

C G.

H.

1800.

C

r.m

jn.jl

Pk

C. G.

H.

1800.

c:

r.m

[\

jn.jl

S

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

jn.jl

R

C G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

And. ger ic.

2

my.s

Li

C. G.

II.

1732.

c

r.m

Sw. ger. 63

2

my.s

Br

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

Jac. ec 1. 95

2

my.s

Pa.R

C. G.

H.

1812.

c

r.m

Jac. ec. 1. 97

2

my.s

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

And. ger. ic.

0

my.au

s'"

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

And. ger. ic.

2

au

W

C. G.

H.

1800.

c

r.m

And. ger. ic

2

ap.d

S

C. G.

H.

1710.

c

r.m

Cav. dis. 4. 98. 2

2

ap.d

s

c

r.m

3

ap.d

s

C. G.

H.

n'fo.

c

r.m

3

ap.d

s

C. G.

H.

1710.

c

r.m

2
3

ap.d
ap.d

s
P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

is'ib.

c
c

r.m
r.m

Sw. ger. 226
Sw. ger. 3. 226. 6

2

my.s

s

C. G.

H.

1714.

c

r.m

Cav. dis. 4 KU2

2

my.s

Pk

.

1786.

c

r m

Her. ger. 18

2

jl.au

R

.

1784.

c

r.m

Sw. ger. 13

17093 glomeratum Jac. heaped )U LAJ pr £
australe Swt. not of W.

17094 odoratissimum Ait. sweetest-sctd tt. \ | or

17095 fragrans W. fragrant Nutmeg tt. | | or

1709ti grossularioides Ait. Gooseberry-Ik tt. i | or

17097 anceps Ait. two-edged JU iAI pr

17093 tabulare Herit. tabular £ iAI pr

27099 alchemUloides Ait. Alchemilla-likeJ£ .Al pr
17100 senecio'ides Herit. Seriecio-like iQI cu

my.o
my.o

W N. Holl.

C r.m Sw. ger. 68

2 my.o Pk C. G. H. 1724. S r.m Cav. dis. 4. 103.1
2 my.o Va C. G. H. ... C r.m Sw. ger. 172
2 ap.au Pk C. G. H. 1731. S r.m Cav. dis. 4. 119.2
-» my.jl Pk C. G. H. 1788. S r.m Jac. c. 4 22. 3

| my.au Pa.Y C. G. H. 1775. S r.m Her. ger. 9
I my.o Pk C. G. H. 1693. C r.m Cav. dis. 4. 98. 1
| jn.jl W C. G. H. 1775. S r.m Her. ger. 11
ii. ATHAMANTHOI'DEA. — Stems suffruticose ; leaves pinnate ; lobes multifld.

17101 abrotanifolium Jac. Southernw.-lvdtt | ) or 3 my.jl R C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Jac. sc. 2. 136

17108 incUum W cut-leaved tt. | | or 3 my.au W.R C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Bot. rep. 67

17103 tenuifulium Herit. fine-leaved «, i | or 3 myjl P C. G. H. 1768. C r.m Her. ger. 12

17104 tripartitum Swt. trifid-leaved tt i | or 3 ap.au Pa.Y C. G. H. 1794. C rm Sw. ger. 115

17105 spinusum W. thorny tt. | | or 3 iny.jn Pk C. G. H. 1795. C r.m Patters. 67

Hi. GIBBUSUM.— Stemf suffruticose-fleshy ; leaves tripinnate or pinnate, fleshy ; petals yellowish brown.

17106 gibbusum W. gibbous tt. | | fra 1^ my.jl G.Y C. G. H. 1712. C 'r.m Sw. ger. 61

iv TRI'STIA. — Nearly stemless ; roots fascicultttely-tuberous ; Ivs decompoundly laciniate ; pet. yellowish bro

17107 fftvum Ait. yellow Carrot-lvd & iAJ fra ' "- "" ~ ~ "^ """' "

17108 filipendulifolium Swt. Dropwort-lvd ,& tAJ cu

17109 pedicullatum Swt. pedicelled A iAJ cu

17110 triste Ait. sad nigkt-smeBfag& lAJ fra

17111 schizopetalum Sivt. cut-petaled A iAJ el
171J2 lobatum W. lobed Cow-Parsnep-lvd & iAI cu

17113 millefoliatum Swt. Milfoil-leaved A iAJ cu | jl.au

v. FU'LGIDA. — Stems short and somewhat fleshy ; leaves cut or toothed ; petals scarlet or bloody.
17114sanguineum Wnl. bloody £ uAJ or 1 jl.au S C. G. H. ... C r.m Sw. ger. 76

17115 fulgidum Ail. shining Celandine-lvd *- \ | or 1| ap.jl S C. G. H. 1723. C r.m Cav. dis. 4 116. 2

17116 ignescens Swt. fiery tt. i | or 1| mr.jn S hybrid? 1812. C r.m Sw. ger. 2. 55

vi. BICOLORA. — Stems suffruticose ; leaves lobed, hairy ; petals with a broad purple spot in the middle.

17117 quinquevulnerum /r. five-wounded tt, | | or 1J my.o D.P C. G. H. 1796. C r.m Bot. rep. 114

17118 bicolor Ait. two-colored tt. i_J or 1| jl.au P.w 1778. R r.m Bot. mag. 20 1

vii. CORTU^SINA.— Stems fleshy, suffruticose ; leaves oblong or more often cordate, a little cut ; sfi/nt/es lanceo-
late, spread' it', acute ; roots tuberously fasciculate ; stamens 7 or 6, rarely 5.

17119 pallens Swt. pale & uAJ pr fmrjl Pa.Y C. G. H. ... R r.m Sw. ger. 148

17120 pulchellum B. M. neat A iAI pr f mr.my W C. G. H. 1795. R r.m Bot. mag 524

painted & iAJ pr i ap.my W.R C. G. H. 1800. R r.m Bot. rep. 160

pricUy-stalbed A iAl pr 1 my.au W.R C. G. H. 178 >.
thick-stalked A 22 pr 5 jl.au W S. Africa 1786.
spotted * I.AJ or f jl.au P C. G. H.

' ' ' au V C. G. H.

1"
1
1

1

i

jLs'
my.o
my o
my.o
jn
jl.au
jl.au

fO IttCC/

Y.Br
G.Br
G.Br
G.Br
Y.Br
Y.Br
Y.Br

T.

c.
c.

c.
c.
c.
c.

G.
G.
G.
G.
G.
G.
G.

'H!

H.
H.
H.
H.
H.
H.

f lit //,/,-,'

1724.
1812.
1822.
1632.
1821.
1710.

M ,

R
R
R
R
R
R
R

r.m Jac ic. 3.522
r.m Bot. mag. 1641
r.m Sw. ger. 250
r.m Cav. dis. 4. 107.1
r.m Sw. ger. 232
r.m Sw. ger. 51
r.m Sw. ger. 2.30

Fr\mrose-flwd «. i I or

R r.m Bot. mag. 309
S r.m Sw. ger. 192

1786. C r.m Sw. ger. 2. 192. 6
... C r.m Bot. mag. 477

17121 pictum Pcrs.

17122 echinatum B M.

17123 crassicaule Herit.
2 maculatum Swt.

17124 primulinum Swt.

17125 cortusafdlium Herit. Cortusa-lvd tt. | | or 2 jl.au Pk Africa

17126 renif6rme B. M. kidney-shaped a. i_| or 2 year P C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Bot. mag. 49.3
viii. PINGUIFOLIA. — Stems shrubby, fleshy ;' leaves peltate or cordate, 5-lobed, fleshy ; nectariferous tube length

of pedicel ; stipules broad, ovate

17127 lateripes Herit. side-stalked Ivy-lvdn. ,_j or 2 jn.au Pa.P C. G. H. 1787. C r.m Her. ger. 24

1786. C r.m Bot. rep. 121

274

MONADELPHIA HEPTANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

2 zonatum Swt. zoned tt. i (or 2 my.n

3 r5seum Swt. rose-colored tt. | | or 2 my.n

4 albo-marginatum.D£c. white-marg.tt i | or 2 my.n

17128 peltktum Ait. peltated tt. i_l or 2 jn.au

2 variegatum Andr. variegated tt. i | or 2 jn.au

Pa.P C. G. H. 1787. C r.m

R C. G. H. 1787. C r.m

Pa.R C. G. H. 1787. C r.m And.ger.ic.

P C. G. H. 1701. C r.m Bot mag. 20

P C. G. H. 1701. C r.m And. ger. ic.

iii. PLATYPE'TALA. — Two upper petals broader and shorter, and very obtuse.

17129 ovale Herit. oval-leaved tt. i_J or lfmy.il P C. G. H. 1774. C r.m Her. ger. 28

17130 elegans W. elegant tt. 1 | or 3 mr.jn W.R C. G. H. 1795. C r.m Bot. rep. 28

2 minus Surf. smaller-^torf tt. i | or 3 my.au W.R C. G. H. 1795. C r.m Sw. ger. 3. 232

3 majus Swt. \nrger-flowered tt. i_J or 3 my.au W.R C. G. H. 1795. C r.m Sw. ger. 1. 36. 6

iv. ANISOPE'TALA. — Two upper petals longer and broader i stems shrubby.
i. GLAUCESCE'NTIA. — Leaves smooth or nearly so, more or less glaucous.
Petals white, upper ones most often lined or spotted with red.

17131 gladcum Herit.

glaucous-leaved**- \ | or

3

jn.au

W.R

C. G. H.

1775.

C

r.m

Sw. ger. 235

17132 diversifulium Wnl.

different-leaved

tt. i | or

3

jn.au

W.R

C.

G. H.

1794.

C

r.m

1713-5 cuspidatum W.

sharp-pointed

tt. | | or

3

jn.au

W.R

C.

G. H.

...

C

r.m

17134 sororium W.

sister

tt. | ( or

3

ap.jl

W.R

...

c

r.m

17135 laevigatum W.

smooth tern.-lvd

tt. i | or

3

my.au

W.R

c.

G""H.

...

c

r.m

Cav. dis. 4.121. 1

17135 grandiflbrum W.
17137 variegatum W.

great- flowered

tt. | | or
tt. | | or

3

3

ap.jl
ap.jl

W.R
W.R

c.
c.

G. H.
G. H.

1"94.
1812.

c

c

r.m
r.m

Sw. ger. 29
Cav. dis. 4. 118.3

C r.m W. h. b. 1. 32

C r.m Bot. mag. 148

C r.m Sw. ger. 215

C r.m Sw. ger. 3. 215. 6

** Petals red or violet, upper ones striped with purple.

17138 p4tulum Jac. spreading tt. i | or 3 ap.jl P.bd C. G. H. 1821. C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 541

17139 saniculasfblium W. Sanicle-leaved tt | | el 3 jn.au P.R C. G. H. 1806. C r.m Jac. ic. 539

17140 fuscatum Jac. clouded tt. | | el 3 ap.jl P.R C. G. H. 1812. C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 540

«. LINEA^TA. — Flowers white, seldom red ; two upper petals intensely lined with red ; leaves ovate, cordate, or

reniform, toothed, or undivided.

17141 penicillatum W. pencilled tt. i_| el 3 jn.au W.R C. G. H. 1794.

17142 Aetulinum Ait. Birch-leaved tt. L_J el 3jn.au W.R C. G. H. 1759.

17143 formosissimum Pers. handsomest tt. t | el 2 jn.au W.R C. G. H.

2 lineatum Suit. \ineate-flowered*. \ | or 2 my.jl W.R C. G. H. 1794.

iii. TOMENTOSA. — Petals white, narrow ; leaves cordate, soft, tomentose ; stipules spreading.

17144 tomentusum Jac. woolly tt. i_J or 3 jn.jl W C. G. H. 1790. C r.m Bot. mag. 518

17145 r/Wtolium. Jac. Currant-leaved tt. | | or 3 my.jn W C. G. H. 1798. C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 538

iv. PAPiLiOiVA>CEA. — Leaves cordate, flat, toothed ; lower petals linear, upper ones lined with purple.

17146 papilionaceum Ait. butterfly tt. i | or 3 ap.jl P.w C. G. H. 1724. C r.m Sw. ger. 27

17147 cordatum Ait. heart-leaved tt. | | or 3 mr.jl P.w C. G. H. 1774. C r.m Bot. mag. 165

17148 rubrocinctum Lk. red-edged tt. | | or 3 mr.jl P.w C. G. H. 1774. C r.m

17149 conduplicatum W. doubled-heart-lvdtt- \ | or 3 mr.jl P.w 1774. C r.m

v. PURPURASCE'NTIA. — Leaves cordate or cuneate, toothed, undivided, or sublobate j lobes obtuse i flowers

purplish ; lower petals oblong or obovate.
* Leaves undivided, cucullate,from No. 17156. lobed,flat.

17150 cucullatum Ait. bonded-leaved «- | | or

2 striatiflurum Swt. striated-flwd tt. | | or

3 majus Swt. greater Royal Geo. tt. \ | or

4 grandiflbrum Swt. great-flowered tt. | | or

5 parviflorum Swt. small-flowered ft | | or

17151 specibsum W. specious tt. | | or

17152 cochleatum W. coehleate-Zt/d tt. | | or

17153 acerifblium Herit. Maple-leaved tt. | ) or

17154angulbsum Ait.' angulose tt. i | or

17155 Barringtoim VV. Barrington's tt. i | or

17156 Watsdnii Lk. Watson's tt. i_J or

17157 adultefinum Herit. counterfeit tt. i | or

17158 semitrilobum Jac. half three-lobedtt. i | or

17159 zntifulium Ait. Vine-leaved tt. i | or

17160 capitatum Ait. capitate Rose-sctd tt. i | or

17161 ribens W. red-flowered tt. i | or

3 mr.jl

4 mrjl
4 mr.jl
4 mr.jl
4 mr.jl
3 ap.jl

mr.jl

3 ap.my P

3 jl.s

mr.jl

mrjl

ap.jn

ap-jl

ap.au

ap.au

my.jl

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

c. G!"H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

c. G! H.

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1690. C r.m Cav. dis. 4. 106.1

1810.

1812.

1818.

1818.

1794.

1784.
1724.

1785.
1800.
1724.
1690.

C

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m Her. ger. 21

C r.m Cav. dis. 4. 112.2

C r.m

C r.m Sw. ger. 130

C r.m Sw. ger. 22

C r.m Jac. sc. 2. 139

C r.m Cav. dis. 4. 11 1.2

r.m And. ger. c. ic.

r.m

17162 obtusifolium Ait. blunt-leaved tt \ | or

17163 tricuspid&tum Herit. three-pointed tt. | j or

17164 scabrum Ait. rough wedge-lvdo. \ | or

17165 hermannifuliumJac. Hermannia-lvdtt. \ | or

17166 crispum Ait. curl-leaved tt | | or

17167 exstipulatum Ait. exstipulate tt. \ | or

171S8 pustulbsum Swt. pimply tt. | | or

17169 pallidum W. pale-flowered tt- 1 1 or

17170 ternktum Jac. ternate tt. . I or

CKI'SPA. — Leaves lobed, lobes at top acutely toothed.

P

W.p

W.R

Pk
P

my.au Vi

ap.au
my.au
ap.au
ap.jn

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

my.au W.pk C. G. H.

ap.au Pk

ap.au Pk C. G. H.

1780.
1775.

1774.
1779.

1820.

C r.m Sw. ger. 8

C r.m Her. ger. 30

C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 542

C r.m Jac. ic. 3. 545

C r.m Her. ger. 32, 33

r.m Her. ger. 35
r.m Sw. ger. 11
r.m

1820. C r.m Sw. ger. 165

vu. RA^DULA. — Leaves beyond the middle parted ; lobes toothed, pinnat/Jid ; flowers purplish or pale.

17171 guercifblium Ait. Oak-leaved tt i '\ or 3
2 bipinnatifidum Swt. bipinnatifid * i | or 4

17172 graveolens Ait. strong-rose-sctd tt. (_J or 3

2 variegatum Swt. variegated-/vrf tt. | | or 3

Geranium capitatum var. Andr.

mr.au P
mr.au P
P
P

mr.jl
mr.jl

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.
1774.

r.m Her. ger. 14
r.m Her. ger. 15

1774. C r.m Her. ger. 17
C r.m And. ger. ic.

17173 glutinosum Ait.

17174 nigre'scens Swt.

17175 hispidum W.

17176 radula Ait.

17177 balsameum Jac.

17178 isperum W.

17179 denticulatum Jac.

glutinous

nigrescent

hispid

rasp-leaved

balsamic

tt. f Jor

* i | or

tt i | or

tt-i | or

tt. | | or

rough multifid tt L_J or 3 jl .s
tooth-leaved tt. | | or

3 my.jn

4 my.jn
3 my.jl
3 mr.jl

jl.s

Pk.w C. G. H.

17180 delphinifblium W. Larkspur-lvd tt. | | or

jn.jl

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. C. H.
C. G. H.

1777.
1777.
1790.
1774.
1790.
1795.
1789.

C r.m Bot. mag. 143

C r.m

C r.m Cav. dis. 4. 110. 1

C

C

c
c
c

r.m Bot. mag. 95

r.m Jac. ic. 3. 543

r.m Roth abh. 10

r.m Sw. ger. 109
r.m

XIV. DU^JBIA. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

17181 discipes Haw. disk-stalked tt i I cu

17182 sparium W. spurious tt. | | or

17183 gratum W. grateful Citron-sctdK. i 1 or

17184 nothum W. spurious tt. | i or

17185 consanguineum W. kindred tt. i I or

17186 Wildenovii Lk. Wildenow's tt. LJ or

17187 unicolbrum W. one-colored tt. | | or

17188 alnif&Iium W. Alder-leaved tt. \ | or

17189 amplissimum W. largest tt. | | or

2 ap.jl

2 ap.au

2 apjl

2 ap.au

Africa
V

Pk.vy

Pk
Pk

2 my.au W.vy C. G. H. ..

2 my.au C C. G. H.

2 ap.jl Pk.vy

2 ap.jl P '

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

C r.m

ORDER IV.

MONADELPHIA HEPTANDRIA.

1215

I | or

1 | or

I | or

17190 imbricatum Swt. imbricated tt.

17191 heracleifoliumSvrt Cow-Parsnep-lvdg

17192 pulverulcntum Swt. powdery

17193 pedicellatum Suit, pedlcelled £ I | or

17194 cardiifdlium Swt. Thistle-leaved tt i | or

17195 rugosum Swt. wrinkly ML | | or

17196 BeauforUYinww Swt. Beaufort's tt. i (or

17197 principissae Swt. princess's tt, | | or

17198 citriodorum Hort. Citron-scented tt. i | or

17199 uniflorum Dec. one-flowered tt. i 1 or

17200 viscosi'ssimum Swt. clammiest tt. i | or

17201 patentissimum Wnl. most spreading tt. | | or

17202 acugnaticum Carm. Acunna tt- 1 | or

17203 quinquelobum Col. five-lobed tt. i | or

3
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

my.au
my.s
my.s
my.s
my.s
my.s
my.au
my.n
my.au
mv.au
myjl
my.au
my.au
my.s

Li.p C. G. H. 1806.
Gy C. G. H. 1800.
Gy.bdC. G. H 1822.
Gy.bdC. G. H. 1822.
Li. C. G. H. 1816.
Pk.li C. G. H. 1800
Li C. G. H. ...
Dk.P C. G. H. 1820.
W C. G. H. 1800.
... C. G. H. 1800.
Li.w C. G. tt. 1820.
Li.w C. G. H. 1820.
... Tris.d'Ac.1818.
R C. G. H. 1820.

C

C

C

c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c

rm
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m
r.m

Sw. ger. 1. 65
Sw.ger.3.211
Sw. ger. 3. 218
Sw. ger. 3. 250
Sw. ger. 1. 15
And. ger. ic.
Sw. ger. 2. 138
Sw. ger. 2. 139
And. ger. ic.

Sw. ger. 2. 118
Wen. c. ic.

Col. h. rip. 33

1 rtbrotanifolium Su>. ger. 351

2 aceroldes Sw. ger. 242

3 acidum Sw. ger. 261

4 acutilobum Sw. ger. 184

5 aj'mulum Sw. ger. 160

6 affluens Sw. ger. 194

7 albinbtum Sw. ger. 359

8 AlRnw Sw. ger. 229

9 amoe^num Sw. ger. 121

10 rtnthriscifblium Sw. ger. 233

11 ardens Sw. ger. 45

12 ardescens Sw. ger. 231

13 argutum Sw. ger. 344

14 armatum Sw. ger. 214

15 asperiftlium Sw. ger. 169

16 atrofuscum Sw. ger. 82

17 atropurphreum Sw. ger. 152

18 atrosanguineum Sw. ger. 151

19 aurantiacum Sw. ger. 198

20 Avtonianum Sw. ger. 364

21 BaileyawM/w Sw. ger. 87

22 Bakerzflw?«w Sw. ger. 240

23 Harclayanum Sw. ger. 304

24 BarnardzoMMwz Sw. ger. 127

25 basilicum Sw ger. 360

26 BeadbmVz? Sw. ger. 191

27 BeaufortzawMwz Sw. ger. 138
28bellulum Sw. ger. 60

29 BentinckzdwMTW Sw. ger. 350

30 biHbrum Sw. ger. 287

31 bipartitum Sw. ger. 142

32 BlandfordzVmwwz Sw. ger. 101

33 blandum Sw. ger. 4

34 Boyle*? Sw. ger. 50

35 Breesz'araMwz Sw. ger. 64

36 BrightJd»wra Sw. ger. 227

37 B rough t6nza? Sw. ger. 181

38 Br6wn/z Sw. ger. 146

39 iryonifblium Sw. ger. 320

40 Burnelzdnwm Sw. ger. 369

41 caloce'phalon Sw.ger. 201

42 calycinum Sw. ger.81

43 campyliaaflorum Sw. ger. 251

44 campylostipalum Sw. ger. 379

45 candidum Sw. ger. 128

46 cardiifulium Sw. ger. 15

47 carnescens Sw. ger. 388

48 cartilagineum Sw. ger. 382

49 caryophyllaceum Sw. ger. 347

50 cerinum Sw. ger. 176

51 chaerophyllum Sw. ger. 257

52 Charlwoodw Sw. ger. 380

53 chelidonifblium Sw. ger. 341

54 chenopodifblium Sw. ger. 328

Garden Varieties.

79 Daveyanum Sw. ger. 32

80 Dennisianum Sw. ger. 20

81 dentatum And. ger. ic

82 dependens Sw. ger. 195

83 cliftorme Sw. ger. 105

84 dilatatum Sw. ger. 378

85 dirnacriaafibrum Sw. ger. 220

86 disse'ctum Sw. ger. 247

87 diversilobum Sw. ger. 361

88 Dobreecmum Sw. ger. 253

89 dumbsum Sw. ger. 19
DO elatum Sw. ger. 96

91 electum Sw. ger. 238

92 elegans (I.) Sw.ger. 132

93 eUegans (11.) Sw ger. 202

94 elegans (VIII.) Sat. ger. 222

95 erectum Sw. ger. 187

96 eriocaulon Sw. ger. 357

97 eriophyllum Sw. ger. 141

98 erios^palum Sw. ger. 371

99 eximium Sw. ger. 26.

100 exornatum Sw. ger. 381

101 expansum Sw. not figured

102 Fairli<z> Sw. ger. 178

103 flaccidum Sw. ger. 337

104 flexubsum Sw. ger. 180

105 floccusum Sw. ger. 129

106 floridum Sw. ger. 41

107 folibsum Sw. ger. 340

108 Folsjamboz? Sw. ger. 312

109 formbsum Sw.ger. 120

110 Franciszz Sw. ger. 349

111 fulgens (XIII. i.) Sw. ger. 339

112 fuscatum Sw. ger. 210

113 glabrifblium (ac.) Sw. ger. 363
114£lauciitolium Sw.ger. 179

115 Gower« Sw. ger. 333

116 grandidentatum Sw. ger. 217
117graridiflbrum(VIlI. ii.)

118 Grenvilliunum And ger.

119 Gurneynnw/w Sw. ger. 393

120 Hammersleirf? Sw. ger. 225

121 Harwo6dz«? Sw. ger. 383
122/«edysarifblium(I.) Sw.ger. 355

123 Hoareteftorum Sw. ger. 133

124 HoareawMwz Sw. ger. 80

125 Hume* Sw. ger. 324

126 Husseyrmwwz Sw. ger. 92
1'27 imbriciltum Sw. ger. 65

128 imperiale Sw. ger. 365

129 incandscens Sw. ger. 203
ISO incarnatum Stv. ger. 308

131 inciirvum Sw. ger. 249

132 inscriptum Sw. ger. 193

55 chrysanthemifolium Sw.ger. 124 133 insignltum Sw.ger. 30()

56 Clintbm> Sw. ger. 392

57 clarum Siv. ger. 36'i

58 coarctatum Sw. ger. 70

59 Co\v\\\ianum Sw. ger. 26

60 Colvillzz Sw. ger. 86

fil Co\v\l\ii (1.) Sw. ger. 260

62 Comptonue Sw. ger. 122

63 c6mptum Sw. ger. 255

64 concavum Sw. ger. 237

65 concinnum Sw. ger. 108

66 conclatisum Sw^ger. 305

67 concolor Sw. ger. 140

68 congestum Sw. ger. 325

69 coruscans Sw. ger. 173

70 Co&mianum Sw. ger. 189

71 crenaeflorum Sw. not figured

134 intertextum Sw. ger. 135

135 involucratum maximum Do. 33

136 Jenkinsoni Sw. ger. 154
137>/0nq'w/#inum Sw. ger. 241

138 Kingz'i Sw. ger. 248

139 labyrinthicum (I.) Sw. ger. 276

140 Lambert? Sw. ger. 104

141 lanceolatum And. ger. ic

142 lasiocaCilon Sw. ger. 364

143 latifblium Sw. ger. 335

144 latifblium (VIII. ii.)

145 latilobum Sw. ger. 236

146 laxiflbrum Siv. ger. 216

147 Leghkeckz? Sw. ger. 377

148 lepidum Sw. ger. 156

149 lineatum Sw. ger. 116

72 crenatum (XIII. i.) Sw.ger. 345. 150 Lousadz'dwz^ Sw. ger. 44

73 crenatum And. ger. ic.

74 crenulatum Sw. ger. 162

75 crispum Sw. ger. 383

76 rrithmifblium Siv. ger. 354

77 cruentum Sw. ger. 170

78 cuneiflbrum Sw. ger. 330

151 luteum Sot. rep. 328

152 macranthon Sw. ger. 83

153 magnistipulatum Sw.ger. 313

154 Mattocksz'dwww Sw. ger. 234

155 melissinum Sw. ger. 5

156 mixtum Sw. ger. 71

T 2

157 modestum Sw. ger.204.

158 Mostyn<z? Sw. ger. 10

159 multiflbrum Sw.ger. 396

160 multinerve Sw. ger. 17

161 Murray«MM?« Sw. ger. 164

162 mutabile Sw. ger. 213

163 nanum Sw. ger. 102

164 Nairn« Sw. ger. 372

165 nervbsum Sw. ger. 47

166 Newshamianimi Sw. ger. 144

167 notatum Sw. ger. 208

168 nummularifolium Eat. rep 123

169 oblatum Sw. ger. 35

170 obovatum Sw. ger. 367

171 obscurum Sw. ger. 89

172 obtusifolium Sw. ger. 25
173optabileSw.£<?r. 62

174 opulifblium Sw. ger. 53

175 ornatum Sw. ger. 39

176 Palkw Sw. ger. 224

177 pannifblium Sw. ger. 9

178 particeps Sw. ger. 49

179 patens Sw.ger. 125

180 paucidentatum Sw. ger. 186

181 pavonlnum Sw.ger. 40

182 pectinifblium Sw. ger. 66

183 pedunculatum Sw. ger. 346

184 phoeniceum Sw.ger. 207

185 pinguifblium Sw. ger. 52

186 planifblium Sw. ger. 219

187 platariifblium Sw. ger. 326

188 platypt5talon Sw. ger. 116

189 Potteri Sw. ger. 147

190 Prince^7iw?w Sw. ger. 386

191 principissae Sw. ger. 139

192 psilophyltum Sw. ger. 356

193 pubdscens And. ger. ic.

194 pulcherrimum Sw. ger. 134

195 pulchrum Sw. ger. 107

196 pulverulentum Sw. ger. 218

197 purum Sw. ger. 334

198 pyrethrifulium Sw. ger. 153

199 quadriflbrum Sw. ger. 321

200 ramigerum Sw. ger. 352

201 ramulbsum Sw. ger. 177

202 recurvatum Sw. ger. 223

203 reeurvit'blium Sw. ger. 343

204 r£gium Sw. ger. 368

205 retk-ulatum Sw. ger. 143

206 Richianum Sw. ger. 370
2!»7 rigescens Sw.ger. 112

208 ringens Sw. ger. 256

209 Robinsbm Sw. ger. 150

210 rotundilobum Sw. ger. 252

21 1 rubescens Sw. ger. 30

212 rugbsum And. ger. ic.

213 Russel/tJnwwz Sw. ger. 385

214 saspeflbrens Sw. ger. 58

215 salebrbsum Sw. ger. 309

216 Saundersw Sw. ger. 205

217 Scarbordvz^ Sw. ger. 117

218 scintillans Sw. ger. 28

219 scitulum Sw.ger. 390

220 Scottzz Sw. ger. 264

221 scutatum Sw. ger. 95

222 selectum Sw. ger. 190

223 selenifblium Sw.^e;-.159

224 serratit'blium Sw. ger. 221

225 Seymourz'fl? Sw. ger. 37

226 sisymbrifolium (I.) Sw. ger. 358

227 SmithzV)nw/«(II.) Sw.gcr. 358

228 Smithzz Sw. ger. 110

229 smyrniifblium Sw. not figured

230 solfibile Sw. ger. 24

231 Southcotznnw7« Sw. ger. 348

232 spectabile Sw. ger. 136

233 sphaerocephalon Sw. ger. 317

234 sphondyliifulium Sw. ger. 246

276

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

235 Spin/i Sw. ger. 362

236 Stapletbni Sw. ger. 212

237 Stewartw Sw. ger. 353

238 stratum Sw. ger. 1

239 suffusum Sw. ger. ic. in.

240 sulphCtreum Sw. ger. IfiS

241 Synnbtz (XI.) Sw. ger. 342

242 tanacetifblium Sw. ger. 336

243 Thy iine« Sw. ger. 74

244 Tibbits/Ynuwz Sw. ger. 158

245 torrefactum Sw. ger. 243
24fi tyrianthinum Sw. ger. 183

247 Vancifesw? Sw. ger. 7

248 v&rium Sw. ger. 166

249 veniferum Sw. ger. 322

250 veniflbrum Sw. ger. 258

251 venosum Sw. ger. 209

252 venustum Sw. ger. 167

253 verbasciflorum Sw. c;er. 157

254 nerbena?fblium Sw. ger. 149

255 verecundum Sw. ger. 316

256 versicolor Sw. ger. 78

257 vesperfmum Sw. ger. 239

258 villosum Sw. ger. 100

259 villbsum (VIII. ii.) Sw. not figd,

260 visi-osissimum Sw. ger. 118

261 Wellsidnwwz Sw. ger. 175

262 Youngw Sw. ger. 131

CLASS XVI. ORDER 5.
MONADELPHIA OCTA'NDRIA.

1930. AITO^IA L. fil. AITONIA.
17204 capensis L.fil. Cape

( W. Alton, head-gardener, royal gardens, Kew.)

Melihcex. 1.

«- i I or 2 ap.s Pk C. G. H. 1777. C r.m Bot. mag. 178

1911. COMESPE'RMA Lab. COMESPERMA.

17205 t-ricina Dec. Heath-like H i | or

17206 cordifolia Cun. heart-leaved * i | or

(Kome, hair, sperma, seed.)
3 my.au P N. Holl. 1822.
3 my.au P N. Holl. 1822.

C s.p.!
C s.p.l

lev. 2. — 10.

CLASS XVI. ORDER 6.
MONADE'LPHIA DECA'NDRIA.

1932. GERA^NIUM Herit. CRANE'S BILL. (Geranos, crane; capsule like head and beak) GeraniilcetE. 58-66.

. UNIFLORA. — Perennial; pedunctes one-flowered.

17207 sibiricum L. Siberian ^ A pr 1 jn'.jl W

17208 sanguineum L. bloody ik A pr 1 jn.s Bd
2 villosissimum Dec. hairiest -* A °r i Jn.s Bd

17209 lancastriense With. Lancaster -* A pr f jn.s St
prostratum Lk. sanguineum ,3 prostratum Dec.

17210 multifidum D. Don multifld £ iAJ or 1 jn.n R

Siberia
Britain
Europe
Britain

1758. D s.l
rocks. D s.l
D co

Jac. vin. 1. 19
Eng. bot. 272

D s.l Cav.dis.4.76.3

C. G. H. 1817. C s.l Sw. ger. 3. 245

17211 incanum L.

II. BlFLbRA. -

hoary multifid ^

- Perennial ; peduncles two-flowered.
I .AJ pr 4 my.jl Pk C. G. H. 1701.

S

r.m

Cav. dis. 4. 82. 2

17212 canteens Herit.
17L-'13 argenteum L.

canescent ^
silvery-leaved §

[ -AJ pr
t-AJpr

4 my.jn
i jn.jl

Pk
St

C. G. H. 1787.
S. Europe 1699.

S
D

r.m
s.l

Her. ger. 38
Sw. ger. 59

17214 cinereum Cav.

grey 3

L A

pr

1 jn.au

R

Pyrenees

• *•

D

s.l

Her. ger. 37

varium Herit.

17215 anemonefolium/fer/'/. Anemone-lvd

1 \ or

3 my.au

R

Madeira

1788.

C

r.m

Sw. ger. 244

17216 macrorhizum L.

long-rooted ^

I A

pr

1| my.jn

P

Italy

1576.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 2420

17217 tuberbsum L.

tuberous-rooted^

I A

I>r

1 my.au

Pk

Italy

1596.

I)

r.m

Sw. ger. 155

17218 gymnocaulon Dec.
17219 ibericum Cav.

naked-stemmed 5
Iberian

l A
t A

or
el

1 jn.s
1| jn.s

B
B

Iberia
Levant

1814.
1802.

D
U

s.l
s.l

Sw. ger. 84

17220 nod5sum L.

knotty ^

l A

pr

1 my.o

P

England

moun.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 1091

17221 angulatum Cur.
17222 Wallichianum Swt.

angular-stalked ^
Wallich's |

t A
I A

or

1 myjn
f my.au

P
R

Nepal"

1789.
1819.

D
D

S.1

s.l

Bot. mag. 203
Sw. ger. 90

17223 Vlassovianwm Fis.

Vlassov's

i A

pr

1 my.au

St

Crimea

1821.

D

s.l

Sw. ger. 228

17224 striatum L.

channelled ^

I A

pr

1 my.o

St

Italy

1629.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 55

17225 refle-xum L.
17226 phae^um Lam.

reflex -flowered ^
dusky 3

i A
i A

or
or

1* my.jn
1| ap.jn

R
Bk

Italy 1758.
England m.thi.

D
D

s.l
s.l

Cav. dis. 4. 81. ]
Eng. bot. 322

I

172-/7 fuscum L.

brown ^

I A

or

U ji

Br

S. Europe

1 1759.

D

CO

17228 Hvidum Herit.

livid-flowered |

I A

or

If jn.jl

P

Switzerl.

1775.

D

s.l

Her. ger. 39

17229 eriostfemon Fw.

woolly-stmnd ^

i A

Pr

k Jn.jl

B

Siberia

1822.

D

CO

Sw. ger. 197

2 pallidum Swt.
17230 fiatrachioides Cav.

pale ^
Batrachium-lk ^

l A
L A

or
or

1| jn.s
1 jn.s

Pa.B
B

Nepal
Europe

1822.
1817.

D
D

s.l
s.l

Sw. ger. 197. 6
Cav. dis. 4. 85.

1

17231 Lambert* Swt.

Lambert's ^

i A

or

R

Nepal

1824. •

D

s.l

Sw. ger. 338

17232 sylvalicum L.

wood ^i

l A

el

14 my.jn

B

Britain

m. thi.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 121

17233 pratense L. meadow Crowfoot-lvd^

i A

el

14 my.jl

B

Britain

me.pa.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 404

2 flore albo

white-flowered ^

l A

or

1| my.jl

W

Britain

gard.

1)

CO

3 flore variegato

variegated-flwd||

E A

or

U my.jl

Str

Britain

gard.

D

CO

4 dauricum

Daurian ^

[ A

or

14 my.jl

B

Dauria

1818.

D

CO

5 flore pleno
17234 16ngipes Dec.

double-flwd ^
long-stalked ^

L A

I A

or

2 my.jl
1 my.jl

B
Li

Scotland

moun.

1823.

D
D

CO
CO

17235 maculatum L.
17236 collinum Bieb.

spotted ^
hill

l A

' A

Pr
pr

f my.au
1 my.au

P
P

N. Amer. 1732.
Siberia 1815.

I)
D

s.l

co

Cav. dis. 4. 86. 2

17237 palustre L.
17238 aconitifolium Herit.

marsh ^
Aconite-leaved ^

I A
' A

or

2 jn.au
14 my.jn

P
W

Germany
Switzerl.

1732.
1775.

D
I)

s.l
s.l

Sw. ger. 3
Her. ger. 40

17239 dahuricum Dec.

Dahurian

A

or

1 my.jn

P

Dahuria

1820.

D

CO

17240 cairuleum Pat.

blue A

' A

or

1 jn.s

B

Dahuria

1824.

U

s.l

17241 altaicum //brf.

Altaian

' A

or

1£ jn.jl

Pa.R

Altaia

1818.

I)

CO

17242 pilosum Forst.

pilose ^

' A

or

f my.au

P

N. Zeal.

1821.

D

CO

Sw. ger. 119

17243 parviflorum W. en.

small-flowered A

' A

un

i my.jn

P

V. D. L.

1816.

D

CO

17244 nepalense SMI*.
17245 cristatum Stev.
albanum Bieb.

Nepal ^
crested ^

: A

'. A

pr
or

J my.au
ljjn.8

R
R

Nepal
Iberia

1818.
1820.

U
D

co
s.l

Sw. ger. 12
Soc. mos. 4. 5

17246 pyrenaicum L.

Pyrenean ^

i A

pr

1 my.au

P

Britain me. pa.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 405

17247 nemorosum Ten.

grove ^

L A

or

1 jn.s

P

Italy

1821.

S

CO

pyrenaicum >- nemorosum Dec.
17248 umbrosum Kit. shaded

A pr

Hungary 1804. S co W.&K.2.144

1 jn.s
III. A'NNIIA. — Annual ; peduncles two-flowered.

17249 molle L. soft Dove's foot O w £ ap.au P Britain was.gr S co Eng. bot. 778

17250 pusillum L. small-flowered Qw ijn.s P England was gr. S co Eng. bot. 585

ORDER VI.

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

277

17251 rotundifMium L.

round-leaved

0

w

j

jn.jl

Pk

England gra.ba.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 157

17252 pallets Bieb.

pale

un

-1- in il

Pa.R

Iberia 1820.

S

CO

17253 columbinum L.

dove

w

3

in il

Pk

Britain cha.ba.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 259

17254 dissectum L.
17255 carolinianum L.

jagged-/eawd
Carolina

8

W
un

\

*jUul

P

W.vy

Britain was.gr.
N. Amer. 1725.

s
s

CO
CO

En?, bot. 753
Cav. dis. 4. 84. 1

17256 viilbsum Ten.

villous

O

un

1 jn.jl

B

Italy 1820.

s

co

17257 bohemicum L.

Bohemian

0

un

|

jn.au

P

Bohemia 1683.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 4. 81.

2

17258 divaricatum Ehrh.

straddling

un

fjl.au

P

Hungary 1799.

s

CO

W. & K. 2. 12;

j

17259 lucidum L.

shining

w

I

my.au

Pk

Britain ston.pl.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 75

17260 Robert/anwwz L.

Herb. Robert

0

w

Bl

ap.o

R

Britain ston.pl.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1486

17261 purphreum Vil.

purple

o

Pr

1

ap.o

R

Switzerl. 1819.

s

co

Vil. del. 3.40

17262 inodurum Ph.

scentless

o

pr

i ap.o

Pa.R

N. Amer.?1800.

s

CO

17263 BriceinwTO Swt.

Miss Brice's

0

pr

*

ap.o

W

Bristol rocks.

s

CO

Sw. gar. ic. in.

1933. PHILOTHE\:A Rud. PHILOTHECA.
17264 australis Rud. southern it

(Psilos (err. philos), smooth, theke, sheath ;
l_J or 2 ap W N. HolL 1824.

tube of stam.) Ruthc.
C p.l Lin. tr. 1 1.21

I.

Eriostfemum salsoloides Sm.

1934. CHEIROSTE\MON H.SfP. CHEIROSTEMON.
17265 platano'ides H. 8$ B. Platanus-like £ CD or 30

(Cheir, hand, stemon, stamen.) Bomlinceee. 1.
N.Spain 1820. C 8.1 H.&B. 1.44

1935. HUQGPNIA L.

17266 mystax L.

17267 serrata Lam.

HUGONIA. (Dr. A. J. Hugo, Hanover, friend of Haller's.) Chlenacece off 'me. 2.— 3.
mustachio * I I or 10 jn.jl Y Ceylon 1818. C s.l R. mal. 2. 29
serrated it Q or 8 jn.au Y Mauritius 1824. C s.l Cav. dis. 3. 73. 1

1936. OMPHALO BIUM Gae. OMPHALOBIUM. (Omphalos, a navel, Zofow, a pod.) ConnaracecE. 2. — 12

17268 indicum Gae. Indian it Q or 8 ... Pa.R Ceylon ... C p.l Bur. zey. 89
Rhus Rced&lyavel Mil. Connarus asiaticus W.

17269 africanum Dec. African it Q or 8 ... Pa.R Guinea 1822. C p.l Cav. dis. 7. 221
Connarus africanus Lam.

1937. CONN A^RUS L. CONNARUS. (The Greek name given to this kind of tree.) Connarace<e. 3. —7.

17270 paniculatus Rox. panicled it CH or 8 ... W Chittagongl824. C p.l

17271 nitidus Rox. shining it Q or 8 ... W Silhet 1824. C p.l

17272 pubescens Dec. pubescent * Q or 6 ... W Guiana 1822. C p.l Aub gui. 1. 187

*1938. BRO'WNE/f Jac. BROWNEA. (Patrick Browne, M.D. auth.of hist, of Jam.) Legum. Cces. Geoff. 3. — 5.

17273 coccinea Jac. scarlet it I I spl 6 jl.au S W. Indies 1793. C r.l Jac. am. 121

17274 rosa Pers. roseate » Q or 8 jn.au S Trinidad 1820. C s.l Ph. tr. 1771. 8, 9
spec i 6s a Rchb,

17275 latifblia Jac. broad-leaved « CD or 6 ... S Trinidad 1824. C s.l Jac. fr, 16

1939. PA'RK//4 R. Br. NITTA TREE. (Mungo Park, the celeb. African traveller.) Ltgumin. Mimbsea. 2.

17276 biglobbsa R. Br. biglobuiar J Q esc 30 mr.ap Ve Guinea 1822. S r.m Beau. ow. 2. 90
Juga biglobosa W.

17277 uniglobosa G. Don uniglobular £ f~~) esc 30 mr.ap Ve S. Leone 1823. S r.m

l _ | or

* 1940. HCTVE.4 R. Br. HOVEA. (A. P. Hove,

17278 longifblia R. Br. long-leaved it | | or

17279 linearis R. Br. linear-leaved
Poiretia linearis Sm.

17280 rosmarinifoliaiV/a.C. Rosemary-lvd

17281 lanceolata B. M. spear-leaved

17282 elliptica Dec. elliptic-leaved
PoireUa elliptica Sm.

17283 latifulia Lod. broad-leaved

17284 purpurea Swt. purple

17285 Celsi Bonp. Cels;s

17286 mucronata Ma. C. mucronate

17287 pannosa Ma. C. ragged

17288 lanigera Lo. C. wool-bearing

1941. PLATYLCTBIUM Sm. FLAT PEA.

17289 formbsum Sm. beautiful

17290 parviflbrum Sm. * small-flowered

17291 ovatum Andr. ovate it i | or

17292 triangulare R. Br. triangular-lvd it | | or

1942. PLATYCHPLUM Delau. PLATVCHILUM.

17293 Cel<ia num Her. am. Cels's it | | or

Gompholbbium Celsianum Hort.

a Polish botanist.) Leg. Pap. Lbtece Genisteee. 11.
3 jn.s P N. S. W. 1805. S s.p Bot. reg. 614
3 mr.jl P N. S. W. 1796. S s.p Bot. reg. 463

ituJor

3

mr.jl

P

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

*L_Jor
iti lor

3

3

mr.jl
mr.jl

P

P

N.
N.

Holl.
Holl.

1805.
1817.

C
C

s.p

8.p

Bot. mag. 165

* i (or

3

mr.jl

P

N.

Holl.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. £0

«i_Jor

3

mr.jl

P

N.

Holl.

1820.

C

s.p

Sw. au. 13

it i |or

4

mr.jl

B

N. Holl.

1818.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 280

* 1 | or

4

mr.jl

B

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

it i | or

3

mr.jl

P

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

it i_J or

3

mr.jl

P

N.

Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

'EA. (Platys, broad, lobos, pod.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 4. — 5.

m. i 1 or 4 jn.au O N. S. W. 1790. S s.p Bot. mag. 4f,9

* I | or 4 my.s O N. S. W. 1792. S s.p Bot. mag. 1520

*t t_j or 4 jn.s O N. Holl. 1825. S s.p

4 jn.s O V. D.L. 1805. S s.p Bot. mag. 1508

(Platys, broad, cheilos, lip ; corolla. ) Leg. Pap. Lot . Genis. 1.

Y N. Holl! 1820. C 3.1

.p Her. am. 187

1943. BOSSIJ£\4 Yen.

BOSSIJEA. (M. Boissieu-Lamartiniere, accomp. La Perouse.) Leg.Pap.Lbt. Genis. 14.

17294 Scolop£ndrium Sm.
17295 'ensata Sieb.

I. APHY'LL^E. — Stems flat,
Plank-plant «k i_J or 10 my.jl Y
sword it i | or 6 my.jn Y

leafless.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1792.
1824.

C
C

s.l.p Bot. rep. 191
s.l.p Sw. au. ic. in.

17296 rufa R. Br.

rufous-flowered * i | or

6 jn.s O

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p

17297 /inophylla R. Br.

II. FoLibs^E. — Stems flat, leafy.
Flax-leaved * | | or 3 jl.s O N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p Bot. mag. 2491

17298 heterophylla Yen.

various-leaved it \ | or

3 my.d Y

N. S. W.

1792.

C

s.l.p Bot mag. 1144

17299 rotundifblia Dec.

round-leaved it i 1 or

3 mv.jn Y

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.l.p

17300 rhombifblia Sieb.

rhomb-leaved it \ | or

1 mV.jn Y

N. Holl.

1820.

C

s.l.p Sw. au. 9

III. TERETICAU'LI*.— Stems round, leafy.

17301 cordifblia Swt.

heart-leaved il i | or

1 my.jn Y

N. Holl.

1820.

C

s.l.p Sw. au. 20

17302 microphylla Sm.

small-leaved il i | or

3 my.au Y

N. S. W.

1803.

C

s.l.p Bot. cab. 656

17303 tenticularis Sieb.

Lentil-leaved * uJ or

3 my.jn Y

N. Holl.

1823.

C

s.l.p Bot. cab. 1238

17304 cinerea R. Br.

grey sharp-lvd it | | or

3 my.jl Y

V. D. L.

1802.

C

s.l.p Bot. reg. 306

17305 prostr&ta R. Br.

prostrate !U \ | or

1 jl.s Y

N. S. W.

1803.

C

s.l.p Bot. mag. 1493

17306 folibsa Cun.

leafy it t | or

4 my.jn Y

N. Holl.

1824.

s

s.l.p

17307 6uxifolia Cun.

Box-leaved !U i | or

4 my.jn Y

N. Holl.

1824.

s

s-l.p

1944. GOCXD/^ R.Br. GOODIA. (Peter Good, a collector of plants for Kew gardens.) Leg.Pap.Lot. Genis. 3.

17308 /otifblia Sal. Lotus-leaved it i_J or 3 ap.jl Y V. D. L. 1793. S s.p Bot. mag. 958

17309 pubescens Sims pubescent it i_J or 3 ap.jl Y V. D. L. 1805. S s.p Bot. mag. 1310

17310 polysperma Dec. many-seeded it i_J or 2 ap.jl Y V. D. L. 1790. C s.p And. rep. 237
Cytisus tomentbsus Andr.; in the gardens, under the name of Go6d*'a /otifblia, frequently.

I 3

278

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XV I.

* 1945. SCO'TTIA R. Br. SCOTTIA. (Robert Scott, M.D., prof, bot, Dublin.) Leg. Pap. Lbt. Genis. 1.

17311 clentata R. Br. tooth-leaved * i I or 3 jas R.G N. Holl. 1803. C s.p

1946. TEMPLETONN/^ R.Br. TEMPLETONM. (J. Templeton, excellent Irish bot.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 2.

17312 rettisa R. Br. retuse-leaved * i_J or 2 mr.jn R N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 2334

*( — I '

17313 glafica B. M.

glaucous

or 2 ap.my R N Holl. 1818. C s.p Bot. reg. 859

1947. RA'FN/^Thun. RAFNIA. (C. G. Rafn, Copenhagen a bot. author.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 5.— 14.

jn.jl

2 jn.jl

3 jn.jl

2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

Y

Y.P

P

Y
Y

C. G. H. 1819. C s.l

C. G. H. 1816. C s.l

C. G. H. 1786. S s.l Bot. mag. 482

C. G. H. 1823. C s.l Th. h. 18oO 4

C. G. H. 1824. C s.l

17314 elliptica Thun. elliptic «l- 1 | or

17315 cuneifblia Thun. wedge-leaved a. \ | or

17316 tri libra Thun. three-flowered j£ iO)l or
Borbbnia cordata B. Rep.

17317 lancea Dec. lance-leaved tt- i | or

17318 opposita Thun. opposite «- i | or

Crotalaria opp6sita L.

1948. VASCOM Dec. VASCOA. (Vasco de Gama, a celeb. Portug. circumnav.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 2.

17319 amplexicaulis Dec. stem-clasping * i | or 4 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

Rafn/a amplexicaulis Thun. Crotalaria amplexicaulis L.

17320 perfoliata Dec. perfoliate * i_J or 4 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C p.l Seba 1. 24. 5
Borbbm'rt perfoliata Thun. Crotalaria amplexicaulis Lam.

1949. BORBO^N/J L.
17321 barbata Lam.
17322 trinervia L.
17323 lanceolata L.
17324 undulata Thun.
17325 cordata L.
17326 crenata L.
17327 ciliata W.
17328 ruscifblia B. M.

1950. HA'LLJ^ Thun.
17329 alata Thun.
17330 flaccida Thun.
17331 cordata Thun.
173,32 asarina Thun.
17333 imbricata Thun.

BORBOMA. (Gaston de Bourbon, son of Hen. IV., France.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 8.-13.
bearded * i 1 or 4 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1823. S p.l Lam. il. 610. 2
three-nerved « i_J or 6 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1759. S p.l Pluk. al. 297. 4
lance-leaved * i [or 5 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1752. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 217
wave-leaved * i 1 or 4 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C p.l
heart-leaved * i_J or 6 jl.s Y C. G. H. 1759. S p.l Jac. sc. 2. 218
notch-leaved «t i j or 6 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1774. S p.l Bot. mag. 274
ciliated * i | or 3 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1816. S p.l H. pfl. 8.62. 2
Ruscus-leaved * i_| or 3 jl Y C. G. H. 1790. S p.l Bot. mag. 2128

HALLIA. (Berger Martin Hall, pupil of Linna;us.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 5. — 7.
winged £ O) un 1 jl.au P C. G. H. 181& S l.p
flaccid £ iQ] un 1J au.s P C. G. H. 1789. S l.p
heart-leaved £ iAJ un 2 au P C. G. H. 1787. S l.p Jac. sc. 3. 296
Asarum-like £ O] un 1 jl.au P C. G. H. 1810. S l.p
imbricated n. i 1 or 1* au P C. G. H. 1812. C s.l Bot. mag. 1850

1951. HEYLA'ND/J Dec. HEYLANDIA. (M.Heyland, artist emp. by Decandolle.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 2.-S.

17334 leiocarpa Dec. smooth-podded *~ CZ3 un 1 jl.au Y 1820. S p.l Pluk. aL 454. 8

17335 hebecarpa Dec. hairy-podded !U fAI un 1 jl.au Y Ceylon 1820. S p.l
Halh'a monophylla Desv.

* 1952. CROTALA^RI A L. CROTALARIA.

(Krotalon, a castanet; seeds rattling.)

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 84. —140.

I. DECURRE'NTI.E. — Leaves simple i stipules decurrent ; racemes terminal or opposite
ceous j corolla yellow, smaller than calyx, or nearly equal.
17336 alata Warn. winged Olor 1 jl.au Pa.Y Nepal 1818.

the leaves ; stems herba-
S co

17337 stipularia Desv.

large-st\pu\ed

rm or

1 jl.au

Y

Cayenne

1823.

S

CO

17338 platycarpa Lk.
17339 Purshw Dec.

broad-podded
Pursh's

Ol un
Olor

1 Jl
1 jnjl

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

18'J3.
1800.

S

s

CO
CO

Pluk. al. 277. 2

laevigata Ph.
17340 parviflora Roth

small- flowered

O un

2 au.s

Y

E. Indies

1817.

s

CO

17341 sagittalis L.

arrow

rm un

1 Jn.jl

Y

America

1731.

s

CO

Pluk. al. 169. 6

17342 bialata Schrank

two- winged

rm or

1 jn.jl

Y

1820.

8

CO

17343 ovalis Ph.

oval

Olor

1 jl.au

Y

Carolina

1810.

S

CO

17344 rubigindsa W.

rusty

rm un

i Jl

0

E. Indies

1807.

s

CO

II. ADECURRE'NTI^E. — Leaves simple j stipules not decurrent, often none i racemes terminal or opposite the leaves

flowers variable.

17345 verucbsa L.
caerulea Jac.

warted

O or

1

jl.au

B

W. Indies 1731.

S

r.m Bot. reg. 1137

2 acuminata Dec.

acuminate

O

or

1

jl.au

B

E. Indies

1731.

S

p.l

Bot. rep. 208

17346 semperflbrens Yen.

ever-blowing 41

un

3

mr.s

Y

E. Indies

1816.

C

p.l

Yen. eels 17

17347 retusa L.

retuse-leaved

E2

un

1

jn.jl

Y.P

E. Indies

1731.

s

P-l

Bot. reg. 253

17348 spectabilis Roth

showy

rryi

or

\\

fjn.au

P

E. Indies

1820.

s

CO

17349 pulch£rrima Rox.

very neat «l

[~]

un

2

jn.jl

Y

Mysore

1814.

C

CO

Bot. mag. 2027

17350 benghalensis Lam.

Bengal

[m

un

2

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1806

s

s.l

Pluk. al. 169. 5

1735Uuncea L.

ru&h-stalked

O

un

1

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1700.

3

p.l

Bot. rep. 422

173.52 tenuifblia Rox.

fine-leaved tt.

CD

or

2

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1816.

S

p.l

Bot. reg. 982

17353 fenestrata B. M.

window-calyxed

0

un

2

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1815.

s

p.l

Bot. mag. 1933

17354 sericea Retz.

silky

T2

un

U

i Jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1807.

s

p.l

17355 Burmanm Dec.

Burmann's

is

or

1

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1800.

s

CO

Bur. in. 48. 1

sericea Brm.

17356 hirsuta W.

hairy

23

or

1

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1818.

s

CO

17357 paniculata W.

rinded H

a

or

3

jn.jl

Y

Java

1820.

C

s.l

chinensis Lam. not

17358 pulchra Andr.

fair «L

a

un

2

mr.mj

rY

E. Indies

1800.

s

p.l

Bot. rep. 601

17359 BertenYma Dec.

Berter's «t

en

or

2

my.jl

Y

W. Indies

1818.

C

S.1

17360 Nbvas Hollandiac D,

?c. NewHolland £

or

2

my.jl

P

N. Holl.

1823.

s

s.l

17361 paulinaSfArflwA

St. Paul's £_

[?vl

un

2

au.s

Y

Brazil

1823.

s

CO

Sch. mo. 88

17362 bifaria L.

two-rowed

rm

or

3

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1817.

s

CO

17363 diffusa Lk.

diffuse

0

un

?

jn.jl

Y

s

CO

17364 biflbra L.

two-flowered

un

'»

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1790.

s

p.l

Bur. in. 48. 2

17365 glauca W.

glaucous

or

r

jl.au

Y

Guinea

1824.

s

CO

17366 pumila Schrank

dwarf J*

or

i

jl.au

Y

1816.

s

cu

17367 tetragona Andr.

square-stall, ed £

01

un

2

o.n

Y

E. fn'd'ies

1806.

s

s.l

Bot. rep. 593

17368 /inifolia L.

Flax-leaved tt.

. i

or

i

jl.au

Y

Nepal

1820.

s

CO

17369 pelllta Bert.

furred tt.

r — i

or

i

jl.au

Y

Jamaica

1820.

s

CO

17370 acuminata Dec.

acuminate

Ol

or

i

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

s

CO

17371 thebaica Dec.

Theban tt.

1 | or

2

my.jl

Y

Egypt

1818.

C

s.l

Del.aeg.37. 1

III. AxiLLARiFLbRjE. — Leaves simple ; stipules not decurrent or none ; flower pedunculate or sessile axillary.

17372 procumbens M. ty S. procumbent JU (23 or 1 my.jl Y Mexico 1823. S s.l

17373 tuberosa Ham. tuberous A iDJ or 1 jn.jl P Nepal 1821. S s.l

ORDER VI.

MONADELPHIA DECANDRLA.

279

IV. ANTHYLLofDES. — Leaves simple; stipules not decurrent or none; flowers lateral and terminal; calyx
e-parted, very hispid, with two wing-formed lobes.

17374 anthylloides Lam. Anthyllis-like ft O or

17375 calydna Schrank large-caly\ed O or

17376 nepalensis Lk. Nepal O un

17377 Roxburg/Yiwa Dec. Roxburgh's tt. CD or
stricta Rox. anthylloides D. Don

17378 chinensis L. Chinese «- CD or

17379 prostrata Rtl. prostrate -* KB un

17380 hirta W. en. hairy O un

4 au.s

1 jn.jl

1 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

|jl

\\ jn.au

E. Indies 1789.

E. Indies 1816.

Nepal 1823.

E, Indies 1820.

China 1818.

E. Indies 1804.

E. Indies 1816.

Sch. mo. 12

V. TRIFOLIAVE. — Leaves trifoliate ; racemes terminal or opposite the leaves; stipules broad, leafy.

17381 arborescens Lam. arborescent * i | un 6 jn.o Y C. G. H. 1774. S s.p Jac. vin. 3. 6t

incant$scens L.

17382 targida Her. am. turgid « CD or 3 jl.au Y 1820. C s.l

i. OpposiTiEFO\i.E. — Leaves trifoliate ; racemes opposite the leaves ; stipules setaceous or none.

17383 /aburnifolia L.

17384 p£ndula Bert.

17385 anagyroldes Hum.

17386 Brownea Bert.

17387 bracteata Rox.

17388 cytiso\des Rox.

17389 cajanifolia. Hum.

17390 foliosa W.

17391 orixensis W. en.

17392 virgata Rox.

17393 cubensis Dec.
hirta Lag.

17394 purpurascens Lam.

17395 pftmila Or.

17396 incana L.

17397 mlcans Lk

17398 curtata Lk.

17399 vitelPiua Ker

17400 senegalensis Bac.

17401 villosa Thun.

17402 medicaginea Z,«TW.
Trifoliastrum W.

17403 purpurea Te».

17404 microphylla Vahl

17405 micrantha LA.

17406 pallida H. K.

17407 arg^ntea Jac.

17408 pulchella ^wrfr.

17409 Saltiuna B. Rep.

17410 angustifolia Jac.

17411 obscura Dec.

17412 fotifolia L.

17413 axillaris H. K.

17414 thantha M. $ &

Laburnum-lvd

a

O] un

5

J1.S

Y

E. Indies

1739.

S

CO

R. mal. 9. 27

pendulous
Anagyris-like

ft

Bor
or

5

6

jl.s

Y
Y

Jamaica
Trinidad

1820.
1823.

C

c

s.l
s.l

Browne's

41

I | or

4

jl.au

Y

Jamaica

1816.

c

8.1

tor#e-bracted

ft

Bor

4

jlau

Y

E. Indies

1820.

c

S.I

Cytisus-like

4t

or

3

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1826.

c

s.l

Cajan-like

ft

1 I or

G

jl.s

Y

S. Amer.

1824.

c

S.1

leafy

ft

1 1 or

3

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1818.

c

8.1

Orixa

rm un

1*

t jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1816.

s

P I

twiggy

ft

1 1 or

3

jn.jl

Y

E. Indies

1816.

c

s.l

Cuba

Oor

1

jl.au

Y

Cuba

1820.

s

8.1

purpurascent
dwarf

CD or

rm or

1

jl.au
i jn.jl

P
Y

Madagasc.1824.
Cuba 1823.

s

s

S.1
S.1

hoary

rm un

22

G.Y

W. Indies 1714.

s

s.p

Bot. reg. 377

glittering

\f

O] un

2

jl.au

Pa.Y

•••>••

1820.

s

CO

short-keeled

rm un

J

ap.my

Y

•••••*

• ••

s

CO

yolk-like

ft

1 1 un

2

my.jn

Y

Brazil

1819.

c

CO

Bot.

reg. 447

Senegal

frn or

1

jn.jl

Y

Senegal

1819.

s

s.l

villous

TT1 or

1

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1824.

s

S.1

Medicago-like

frn or

1

jn.jl

...

E. Indies

1816.

s

S.1

K cur. 4. 1803. 5

dar/c-purple

ft i |un

4

mr.my P

C. G. H.

1790.

c

p.l

Bot

reg. 128

small-leaved

•2ft

rm or

j

1 jl.au

Y

Arabia

1820.

s

s.l

small- flowered

O un

1

jl.au

Y

Ceylon

1823.

s

CO

pale-flowered
silvery

m.

O un
l | or

2
1

jn.jl
jn.jl

Pa.Y
Y

Africa
C. G. H.

1775.

1823.

s
s

s.p

8.1

Jac.

sc. 2. 2-20

neat
Salt's

ft

Hun
un

3
3

jl.au
jn.jl

Y
Y

C. G. H. 1800.
Abyssinia 1810.

c
c

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 1699
Bot. rep. 648

narrow-leaved

ft

i J un

Ij

| my.s

Pa.Y

C. G. H.

1815.

s

s.p

Jac.

sc. 2.219

obscure

tt | | or

2'

jnjl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

s

S.1

17415 quinquefulia L.

17416 angulata Mil.

17417 fruticosa Mil.

17418 Langsdurfw Fis.

17419 f&lva Rox.

ii. AXILLA^RES. — Leaves trifoliate i flowers axillary.

Lotus-leaved ft CU un 3 jn.jl Y.G Jamaica 1732. S

taMrflowcred ITT1 un 1| jl.au Y Guinea 1781. S

three-flowered [m or 2 jn.jl Y Mexico 1824. S

VI. QUINQUEFO^LIA. — Leaves 5-foliate.

five-leaved ' [D] un 1 jn.jl Y E. Indies 1792. C s.p R. mal. 9. 28

Di. el. 102. 121
Fl. mex. ic. in.

VII. DU^
angular
shrubby
Langsdorf 's
tawny

— Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

1 jn.jl Y S. Amer. 1700.

2 jn.jl

jn.jl
jn.jl

S. Amer. 17

Jamaica 1716. S

...... 1820. S

E. Indies 1817. S

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 1.
C s.p

1953. HYPOCALY'PTUS Thun. HYPOCALYPTUS. (Hypo, under, ,

17420 obcordatus Thun. obcordate ft i | or 1£ jn.jl P

Crotalaria cordifolia./,.

1954. VIBO'RG/^ Spr. VIBORGIA. (Eric Fiborg, an acute Danish botanist.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 2. — 3.

17421 sericea Thun. silky ft I | or 3 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1780. C l.p

17422 obcordata Thun. obcordate fti | or 2 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1810. S l.p Bot cab. 509

Crotalaria floribunda Lod. obcordata Berg.

1955. LODDIGE^SJT.4 B.M. LODDIGESIA. (Conrad Loddiges, nurseryman, Hackney.) Leg.Pap. Lot. Genis. 1.

17423 oxalidif&lia B. M. Oxalis-leaved n. ( | pr 1| my.s Pa.P C. G. H. 1802. C p.l Bot. mag. 965

1956. LEBE'CK/^ Thun. LEBECKIA. (Lebeck, an obscure botanist.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. C.— 11.

17424 subnuda Dec.

17425 contaminata Dec.

17426 sepiaria Thun.

17427 subternata Lk.

17428 sericea Thun.

17429 cytisdides Thun.

I. SIMPLICIFOLI.E. — Leaves simple.

sub-naked tt. i | or 1| ap.my Y C. G. H. 1824. C p.l

contaminated ft i | or 5 ap.my Br C. G. H. 1787. S p.l

hed-e ft i_J or 3 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1820. C p.l

II. TRIFOLIA^T^E. — Leaves trifoliate.

subternate ft t_) or 3 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1824. S

silky
Cytisus-like

2 ap

3 ap

Y
Pk

C. G. H. 1774. S
C. G. H. 1774. S

Pluk. al. 424. 1

Com. h. 2. 107

1957. DICHrLUS Dec. DICHILUS.
17430 Lebeckiolde* Dec. Lebeckia-like

(Dis, twice, cheilos, lip ; calyx.)
l | or 2£ ap.my W.Y C. G. H.

1958. SARCOPHY'LLUM Thun. SARCOPHYLIAJM. (Sarx, flesh, phyllon, leaf.)
17431 carntisum T/i. fteshy-jointed-lvd ft ( | cu 3 my.au Y C. G. H. 1812,

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 1.
S26. C p.s Dec. leg. 6. 35

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 1.
!. C s.l Bot. mag. 2502

1959. v4SPA'LATHUS L. ASPALATHUS. (A, priv., spao, to extract ; thorns.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 31.— 86.

I. FASCICULAV*:. — Flowers subsessile i leaves in fascicles.

spiny « L_| or 2 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1824. C p.l Lam. il. 620. 3

capitate ft i_J or 2 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1823. C p.l Pluk. al. 397. 6

starry ft| | or 2 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1818. C p.l Seba 24. 6

Goosefoot ft i |pr 3 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1759. C p.l Brey. c. 11

T 4

17432 spinbsa L.

17433 capitata L.
174.34 astrdites L.
17435 Chenopoda L.

280

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

17436 albens Thun.

whitish

* \_Jpr

4

jl.au

W

C. G. H.

1774.

C

p.l

17437 hystrix L.

porcupine

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1824.

C

p.l

Lam

. il. 620. 1

17438 fhymiftlia L.
17439 ericifMia L.

Thyme-leaved
Heath-leaved

il I | or

I

jl.au

jl.au

Y

Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1825.

1789.

C
C

p.l

p.l

Pluk. al. 413.1
Pluk. m. 413. 6

17440 hispida Thun.

hispid

* i (or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1818.

C

p.l

17441 asparagoldes L.
174*2 multiflora Thun.

Asparagus-Ik
many-flowered

*l_jpr

3

2

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1812.
1818.

C
C

p.l

p.l

17443 uniflora L.

e'mgle-Jtowered

•t-Jpr

3

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1812.

C

p.l

Pluk

. m. 414. 7

17444 carnosa L.

fieshy-leaved

3

my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

C

p.l

Bot.

mag. 1289

17445 crassifolia 5. Rep.

thick-leaved

it i | pr

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

C

p.l

Bot.

rep. 353

17446 afflnis 7%«».

kindred

il l | pr

3

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1822.

C

Lp

17447 genistoldes L.

Genista-like

il i | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

C

pi

17448 squarrbsa 77/un.

squarrose

il l | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1823.

C

p.l

17449 £alio"ides Berg.

Galium-like

«~ 1 | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1817.

c

p.l

174.00 subulata 7%«».

awl-leaved

jH i 1 pr

Ij

ijl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1789.

c

p.l

17451 globusa .». /?e/j.

globular

*l_Jpr

3

jn.jl

0

C, G. H.

1802.

s

p.l

Bot.

rep. 510

17452 /aricina Dec.

Larch -leaved

il | | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1823.

c

p.l

17453 araneosa L.

cobweb

il L_J pr

3

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1795.

s

p.l

Bot

mag. 829

174.04 Indica L.

Indian

3

jl.au

R

E. Indies

1759.

s

p.l

R. IT

lal. 9. 37

17455 ciliaris i.

ciliated

»i_Jpr

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1799.

c

p.l

Bot.

mag. 2233

17456 quinquefulia L.
17457 candicans H. K.

five-leaved
whitish

jL_Jor

2

2

i'l.au
n.jl

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1774.

c
c

p.l

l.p

Pluk. aC278. 4

17458 argentea i.

silver-leaved

il i | pr

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1759.

c

P.1

II. TRIFOLIA^FJE. — Flowers subsessile

; leaves trifoliate, scarcely fascicu.

•late.

17459 sericea Thun.

silky

ill | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

c

P.l

Plul

:. al. 27S. 4

17460 callosa i.

callous

*i_Jpr

3

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1812.

c

l.p

Bot.

mag. 2329

17461 mucronata i.

mucronate

ill | pr

3

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1796.

c

l.p

17462 pedunculata Herit.

long-ped uncled

«l_Jpr

6

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1775.

Pi

Bot. mag. 344

* 1960. *7NLEX L. FURZE. (Ac, a point, CW*. ; leaves sharp.)
17463 europae^a L. European il ag 6 f.ja Y Britain

san.he. S

Pap.

CO

Lot. Genis. 4.
Eng. bot. 742

1746* nana Sm. /

dwarf

il or

2

au.d

Y

Britain

dry he.

s

CO

Eng

. bot. 743

17465 hibernica G. Don ,

Irish

il or

6

au.d

Y

Ireland

s

CO

17466 provincialis Loi.

Provence

il or

4

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1823.

s

CO

Loi.

no. 6. 2

1961. STAUROCA'NTHUS Lk. SFAUROCANTHUS. (Stauros, cross, akantha, spine.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. I.

17467 aphyllus Lk. . -. leafless * or 3 ... Y Spain 1823. S p.l
I7*lex mltis Hort. genistoldes Brot.

19fi2. SPA'RTIUM L. BROOM. (Spartan, cordage ; use in early ages.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. I.

17468 junceum L. Rush or Spanish & ec 6 jl.s Y S. Europe 1548. S co Bot. mag. 85
2 fl6re pleno double-flowered^ or 6 jl.s Y S. Europe 1548. S co

1963. GENI'STA L. GENISTA. (Gen, a small bush, Celt.} Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 48. —76.
I. INE'RMES. — Unarmed ; leaves all orjor the most part trifoliate.
17469 parviflora Dec. small-flowered il or 3 my.au Y S. Europe 1817. S p.l Ven. eels 87
Spartium parvifldrum Ven.
J7470 clavata Poir. clavate * i j or 3 my.au Y Mogadore 1812. C p.l Ven. eels 17

Spartium sericeum Ven.

17471 canariensis L. Canary

it

1 | fra

2

my.s

Y

Canaries

1656.

S

s.l

Bot. reg. 217

17472 candicans L. whitish

it

or

2

ap.jl

Y

Spain

1735.

C

s.l

Den. br. 80

17473 patens Dec. spreading

or

2

ap.jl

Y

Spain

S

s.p

Cav. ic. 2. 176

Spartium patens Cav.

17474 angulata Raft. angulate

it

or

3

iny.jn

Y

Maryland

1739.

C

p.l

Spartium angulatum W.

17475 /imtulia L. Flax-leaved

a

_|or

3

ja.jn

Y

Spain

1739.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 442

Spartium /inifolium Desf.

17476 triquetra H. K. triangular
17477 bracteolata Lk. bracteolate

* or

il |or

3

2

my.jn
mr.my

Y
Y

Corsica

1770.
1823.

c
c

s.p

CO

Bot. mag. 314

17478 umbellata Poir. umbelled

£|

1 QJ-

3

ap.jn

Y

Barbary

1799.

c

p.l

Desf. at. 2. 180

Spartium umbellatum Desf.

17479 radiata Sco. rayed

il

or

U Jnjl

Y

Italy

1758.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 2260

Spartium radiatum L.

11. SPI ; \bsJE.— Spiny

; leaves trifoliate.

17480 horrida Dec. horrid

n

or

3

my.jl

Y

Pyrenees

1821.

L

p.l

Gil. eu. 2. 239.ic

17481 iuiitanica L. Portuguese
17482 ferox Poir. fierce

it
il

or
(or

2

li

mr.my Y
jnjl Y

Portugal
Barbary

1771.
1800.

C

CO

p.l

Bot. rep. 419
Bot. reg. 368

Spartium ferox Desf.
17483 triacanthos Brot. three-spined

il

or

2

my.jl

Y

Spain

c

p.l

Brot. ph. 54

i. SiMPLiciFbLi^J.— Spiny i

leaves simple.

17484 sylvestris Sco. wood
17485 Scorpius Dec. Scorpion

it

or
or

2
4

jn.jl
mr.ap

Y
Y

Hungary 1818.
S. Europe 1570.

L
S

p.l

p.l

Jac. ic. 557
Den. br. 78

Spartium Scorpius L.
17486 hispanica L. Spanish

il

or

2

jn.jl

Y

Spain

1759.

c

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 211

17487 italica Lod. Italian

it

or

3

jn.jl

Y

Italy

L

co

17488 anglica L. English Petty Whin

it

or

2

my.jn

Y

Britain n

loi.he.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 132

17489 germanica L. German

it

or

2

jn.au

Y

Germany

1773.

L

CO

III. SIMPUCIFOU.SB.—

Leaves simple ; stems unarmed.

17490 purgans L. purging

3k

or

4

jnjl

Pa.Y

S. France

1768.

S

p.l

Bui. her. 115

Spartium piirgans L.

17491 cinerea Dec. cinereous

it

or

4

jn.jl

Y

S. Europe

.*•

S

CO

Den. br. 76

Spartium cintreum Vil.

17492 virgata Dec. long-twigged.

•

i 1 or

5

mr.jn

Y

Madeira

1777.

C

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 147

Spartium virgatum H. K.

17493 congesta Dec. close-branched

3feL_|or

4

ap.jl

Y

Teneriffe

...

c

s.l

Spartium congestum W. en.

17494 sericea Wul. silky

<n

or

3

my.jn

Y

Austria

1812.

s

s.l

Jac. ic. 3. 556

17495 humifiisa L. ground-spread

^c

or

1

my.jn

Y

S. France

1819.

L

p.l

Vil del. 3. 44

17496 aphylla Dec. leafless

3fc

or

4

jn.jl

Vi

Siberia

1800.

L

Pal. it. ap. 99. 2

Spartium aphyllumL.

J7497 tnonosp£rma Lam. single-seeded

S _|or

4

jn.jl

W

S. Europe 1690.

s

p.l

Bot. mag. 683

Spartium monospermum L.

ORDER VI.

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

17498 sphserocarpa Lam. round-podded & i | or

Spartium sphserocarpon L.

17499 jethnensis Dec. JEtna. *t or
Spartium asthnense Biv.

17500 tetraguna Bes. four-angled -* or

17501 scariosa Civ. scarious Ik or
januensis Viv. genuensis Pers.

17502 anxantica Ten. Anxantic » or

17503 tinct6ria L. dyer's Green-weed* or

17504 sibirica L. Siberian * or

17505 /rolygalajf&lia Dec. Polygala-leavedifc or

17506 fli'mda L. flowery * or

17507 mantica Pol. Mantic * or

17508 ovata Kit. ovate-leaved *k or

17509 patula Bieb. spreading * or

17510 triangularis W. three-angled * or

17511 sagittalis L. arrow-jointed *k or

17512 diffusa W. diffuse * or

17513 procumbens Kit. procumbent JU or
prostrkta Lam.

17514 decurnbens Durb. decumbent IU or

17515 pilosa L. pilose Green-weed 4k or

17516 pilocarpa Lk. hairy-fruited * or

4 jn.jl
3 jn.jl
1 Jn.jl

4 jn.jl
3 jn.au

2 jnau

3 jn.au
6 jn.au

3 jn.au Y
3 jn.au Y
3 jn.au

2 my.jn Y
i my.jn Y

3 my.jn Y
ljjn.au Y

i my.jn Y
6 my.jn Y

4 jn.jl Y

[DRIA.

281

S. Europe 1731. S p.l

Ren. spec. 33

Sicily 1816. L p.l

Bot. mag. 2674

Podalia 1822. L p.l

Italy 1821. L co

Italy 1818. L s.l
Britain dry. pa. S co
Siberia 1785. L co

Fl. nap. 2. 66
Eng. bot. 44
Jac. vin. 2. 190

Spain 1820. L co

Spain 1752. S co

S. Europe 1816. L co

Fl. ver. 2. 4. 2

Hungary 1816. C co

W. & K 83

Caucasus 1818. L co

Hungary 1815. L co

W. & K. 153

Germany 1570. L co

Jac. au. 3. 209

Italy 1816. L co

Jac. ic 3. 555

Hungary 1816. L co

Burgundyl775. L p.l

Bot. cab. 7 18

England san.he. S co

Eng. bot. 208

1823. S p.l

1964. CY'TISUS L. CVTISUS. (First found at Cythnus, one of the Cyclades.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Gents. 34.— 44.

I. ALBURNOI^DES. — Calyx campanulate ; legumen 1 or 4 seeded, not dilated at the upper suture ; flowers white ;

leaves very few ; branches unarmed.

17517 nubigenus Lk. cloud-born * i_J or 6 my.jn W Teneriffe 1779. C p.l
Spartium nubigenuml/. K.

17518 albus Lk. white Portugal $t or 8 my W Portugal 1752. S co Duh.ar. 23
Spartium multiflorum H. K.

2 incarnatum fiesh-colored & or 8 my F Portugal 1818. S s.l

II. LABU'RNUM. — Calyx campanulate; legumen many-seeded, not dilated at the upper suture} flowers yellow;

branches unarmed, leafy.

17519 Laburnum L. common Laburnum^

17520 alp^nus Mil. alpine Scotch Laburn.%

17521 nfgricans L. black-rooferf &

17522 sessilif&lius L. com. sessile-lvd &
17525 triflorus Herit. three-flowered &

17524 patens L. spreading 4k
Spartium patens L. not Cav.

17525 mollis W. en. soft &

17526 grandiflorus Dec. great-flowered &t
Spartium grandiflurum Brot.

17527 scoparius Lk. common BroomSfe
Spartium A'coparium L.

2 albus white-flowering &

III. CALYCO'TOME. — Calyx campanulate, subbilabiate ; legumen thickened towards the upper suture ; branches

spiny ; flowers yellow.

17528 spinitsus Lam. spiny Broom «k or 2 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1596. S p.l Lob. ic. 2. 95
Spartium spinosum L.

17529 laniger Dec. wool-bearing * _J or 2 jn.jl Y Spain 1821. S p.l Viv. fl. lap. 17. 1
Spartium spinbsum Brot. not W. Calycotome villosa Lk. Spartium villbsum Pair.

IV. TUBOCY'TISUS. — Calyx tubular, at top bilabiate; shrubs unarmed; flowers white, purple, or yello

tm
tm

15 my.jn
30 in

Y
Y

Switzerl.
Europe

1596.
1596.

S
S

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 176

or

3

jn.jl

Y

Austria

1730.

S

s.l

Bot. reg. 802

or
or

6
4

my.jn
jn.jl

Y
Y

Italy
Spain

1629.
1640.

S
S

s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 255

or

4

Y

Portugal

1752.

S

p.l

or

4

jn.jl

Y

1818.

S

s.l

or

4

jn.jl

Y

Portugal

1816.

S

CO

or

6

ap.jl

Y

England

com.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 133s

or 6 ap.jl W England com. S co

17530 proliferus L. proliferous * L.I or

17531 leucanthus W.&K. white-flowered Sfe or

175.32 albidus Dec. white & or

17533 purpftreus Sco. purpie-flowered Sit or

2 albiflorus white-flowered Sit or

175,34 biflorus Herit. two-flowered 3fe or

17535 elongatus W. & K. . long-branched 3fe or

17536 multiflr>rus G. Don many-flowered 3£ or
elongktus Hort. not W. % K.

17537 falcatus W. # K. sickle-shaped

17538 austriacus L.

17539 hirs&tus L.

17540 ruthenicus Fis.

17541 suptnus Jac.

17542 capitatus Jac.

2 ap.my W Canaries 1779.

jn.jl
4 jn.jl

iy.au P
my.au W

3 my.jn

4 my.jn
4 jn.jl

ti
t,1

si

Hungary 1760. S s.l
Hungary 1804. S s.l
Europe 1800.

Pa.Y Hungary 1806.
W S. Europe ...

Austria 1792.

Austria

S s.l

Bot. reg. 121
Bot. mag. 1438

Bot. mag. 1176

Bot. reg. 308
W. & K. 2. 183

17543 cihatus IVahl.

17544 polytrichus Bieb.

Austrian

hairy

Russian

supine

capitate

ciliated

much-haired

S

Austria 1741.
S. Europe 1739. S co
Russia 1817. S co
S. Europe 1755. S s.l
Austria 1774. S s.l
co

Bot. cab. 520
Jac. au. 1. 21
Jac. ob. 4. 96

Jac. au. 1. 20
Bot. cab. 497

3 jn.au Y Hungary 1816. S

3 jn.s Y

5 jn.au Y

3 jn.jl Y

1 my.au Y

3 jn.jl Y

3 jn.jl Y Carpathia 1817. S

1| jn.jl Y Tauria 1818. S co

V. LOTOI^DES. — Tube of calyx short, obconic; upper lip biparled, lower one 3-tootked ; corolla scarcely longer

than calyx ; many-stemmed decumbent undershrubs ; flowers few, subcapitate, yellow.

17545 argt'nteus L. " silver-leaved 3% or 3 au Y France 1739. S s.l

17546 calycinus Bieb. targe-calyxed 3k or 2 au Y Tauria 1820. S co Bot. cab. 673
pauciflurus W.

17547 nanus Walt. dwarf JOL or f my.jn Y Levant 1816. S s.l Den. br. 81

17548 pygmae^us W. pygmy J* or 1 jn.jl Y Galacea ... S s.l

VI. CHBONA NTHUS. — Upper lip of calyx bifid, lower one trifid; lobes acute, length of tube ; petals persistent ;

legumen oval, much compressed, two-seeded.

eastern & or 3 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1818. S co

VII. DUNBIUS. — Doubtful to what section it belongs.

17549 orientalis Loi.

17550 glomeratus Boj. glomerated * Q or 3

Zanzibar 1826. S s.l

(Aden, gland, karpos, fruit.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 6.
Y Spain 1816. S co

_1965. ADENOCA'RPUS Dec. ADENOCARPUS. ^«c»,

17551 hispanicus Dec. Spanish ££ or 3 jn.jl
C^tisus hispanicus Lam.

17552 intermedius Dec. intermediate 36 or 4 my.jl Y .Sicily ... S co Cl. h. 1. 94. 1
Cftisus complicatus Brot.

17553 telon^nsis Dec. Toulon 36 or 3 jn.jl Y S. France 1800. S co Duh. no. 5. 47. 2
Spartium complicatum Gou. Cytisus telonensis Loi.

17554 parvifblius Dec. small-leaved & or 4 my.jl Y S. France 1800. S co
Spartium complicatum Loi. C^tisus complicatus Dec.

282

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

17555 foliolbsus Dec. small-leafy
Cytisus foliijsus H. K.

17556 frankenioldesChoi. Frankenia-like
Genista viscbsa W.

I 1 or

6 my.jn Y
£ ap jl Y

Canaries 1629. S co Bot. mag. 42
Canaries 1815. C s.l

1966. 0NCTNIS L. RESTHARROW. (Onos, an ass, onemi, to delight ; grateful to.) Leg. Pap.Lbt. Gen. 56. — 1 1 L

I. EUONO^NIS — Stipules adhering to the petioles.
L NA^TRIX. — Leaves simple or trifoliate ; flowers axillary, pedunculate, yellow.

17557 crispa L. cur\-leaved «- | un 2 jn.au Y Spain 1739. S p.l Mag. mo. 17

17558 hispanica L.

17559 vaginalis Vahl

17560 Mtrix Dec.

17561 pinguis L.
ATatrix

Spanish
sheathed
Goat-root
greasy

tt.

B-
tt.
0-

BL
ML

tt.
tt.

1 or
| un
| un
| un

_Jor
A or
i | or
_Jor
_Jor
-Jor
O or
8un
or
O or
8 or
un
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O or

If my.s
2 jn.au
If my.s
it jl

If my.s
1 my.jn
2 jn.au
lfjn.au
* jn.jl
f jn.jl
i jnjl
1 jl.au
f jn.jl
f jn.jl
f jn.jl
1 jn.au
If jl.au
f Jnjl

Y
Y
Y

Y.R

Y

Y.P
Y
Y
Y.P
Y
Y.P
Y.P
Y
Y
Y
Y.P
Y
P

Spain 1799.
Egypt 1815.
S. Europe 1683.
S. Europe 1739.

Algiers 1818.
Barbary 1820.
TenerifFe 1816.
S. Europe ...
Sicily 1819.
S. France 1819.
Barbary 1818.
S. Europe 1759.
Spain 1823.
S. Europe 1800.
Sicily 1817.
S. Europe 1680.
Sicily 1713.
1820.

C
C
S
C

C

C
C
C

S

S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S

p.l

CO

p.l

CO

p.l
P.l
p.l
pi
s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l

s!i

CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 254(
Ven. eels 32
Bot. mag. 329

Viv. lib. 18. 3
Desf. at. 2. 186

Bar. ic. 1239

Brot. ph. 58
Cav. ic. 2. 192

ft Dec.

17562 cuspidata Desf. cuspidate

17563 picta Desf. painted

17564 longifolia W. long-leaved

17565 falcata Viv. falcate

17566 ramosissima Desf. branch iest

17567 arenaria Dec. sand

17568 biflora Desf. two-flowered

17569 viscbsa L. clammy

17570 brachycarpa Dec. short-podded

17571 breviflora Dec. short-flowered

17572 sicula Cus. Sicilian

17573 pubescens L. pubescent

17574 ornithopodioides L. Bird's-foot-like

17575 pallida Horn. pale

ii. NATRI'DIUM. — Leaves simple or trifoliate ; flowers axillary, pedunculate, purplish, rarely white.

17576 rotundifMia L. round-leaved

17577 tribracteata Dec. three-bracted

17578 frutic<"'sa L. shrubby

17579 tridentata L. three-toothed

17580 angustissima Lam. narrowest

17581 cenisia L. Mount Cenis

17582 fce'tida Schous. fetid

17583 geminiflora Lag. twin-flowered

17584 reclinata L. ' reclinate

17585 Cherlfer* L. Cherler's

17586 pendula Desf. pendulous

I | or

_Jor

eun
or

2 my.jl Pk
If my.jl Pk
2 my.jn Pk
lfjn.au -
f i my.jl
ijn.au
f>.jl

or f jn.au

un f jn.au

un f jn.jl

or If jn.au

Switzerl. 1570. C s.l Bot. mag. 335

S. Europe 1800. S s.l

S. France 1680. S s.l Bot. mag. 317

1752. C p.l Cav. ic. 2. 152

1825. S s.l Bar. ic. 299

Spain

Spain

Italy 1759. S co Al. ped. 1. 10.2

Morocco 1818. S s.l

Spain

1817. S co
S. Europe 1800. S co

Bar. ic. 761

S. Europe 1771. S l.p Bau. his. 2.394.2
S. Europe 1818. S p.l Desf. at. 2. 191

iii. BUGRA^NA.— Leaves simple or trifoliate ; flowers sessile or on very short peduncles, purple, rarely white.

17587 arborescens Desf.

17588 altissima Lam.
hirclna Jac.

17589 antiqu6rum L. ancients
spinosa y glabra Dec.

17590 procurrens Wallr. procurrent

17591 ripens L.
arvensis Lam.

17592 spinbsa L.
arvensis E. B.
2 alba

17593 mitissima L.

17594 diffusa Ten.

17595 hirta Desf.

17596 fllopecuroides L.

17597 monophylla Desf.

17598 oligophylla Desf.

arborescent
tallest

creeping

spiny ^

\rhite-flowered ^

mildest

diffuse

hairy

Foxtail-like

one-leaved

few-leaved

or
A un

2 my.jl R
my.au R

Barbary
Italy

1826. C p.l Desf. at. 2. 193
1596. D co Jac. vin. 1. 93

A un 1

S. Europe 1790. D co Lob. ic. 28

A or
A un

1 jn.jl
1 jn.au

P
Pk

Europe
Europe

1820. D co
... D co

Di. el. 25. 28

A un 1 jn.au F Britain ... D co Eng. bot. 682

Britain sea si. D co

Portugal 1732. S co Di. el. 24. 27

Italy

1820. S co

S Europe 1816. S co

Portugal 1696. S co Schk. han. 194

Barbary 1800. S co

Naples 1823. S p.l Bot. mag. 2450

17599 arragonensis Asso

17600 capitata Cav.

17601 striata Gou.
reclinata Lam.

17602 Col6mn«? W.

17603 minutissima L.
barbata Cav.

17604 variegate L.

iv. BUGRANOI^OES. — Leaves simple or trifoliate ; flowers sessile or subsessile, yellow.

Arragonese

capitate

striated

Columna's
smallest

variegated

Its. lAI or

or 1| my.jl Y Spain

jn.jl
jn.jl

1816.

Spain
Spain

S p.l Mag. mo. 21
1820. S p.l Cav. ic. 2. 159. 2
1817. S p.l

S. Europe 1732. S co Jac. au. 3. 240
S. France 1818. S p.l Cav. ic. 153

O un i jl.au Y Spain 1784. S co Desf. at. 2. 185

II. LOTONOI^ES. — Stipules scarcely or not adhering to the petioles i leafy, as in~Lbtus; but with the stamens
monadelphous, as in the rest of Qnbnis.

17605 parviflbra Berg.

17606 vilU.sa Thun.

17607 gemina-ta H. K.

17608 umbellata L.

17609 glabra Thun.

17610 capensis L.

1761 1 emarginata Boj.

17612 cernua L.

small-flowered iQI or f jn.t

villous fL. \ | or 1 jn.jl

twin-flowered j£ iAl un Ifjl.s

umbellate !U. i Al or 1 jn.jl

smooth JU. | | or fjn.il

Cape iQlor f jn.jl

emarginated * I 1 or

drooping-poddedn. \ | un 2 jl.s

C. G. H. 1818. S co

... C. G. H. 1820. C p.l

Pk C. G. H. 1787. S p.l

... C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

... C. G. H. 1824. C p.l

P C. G. H. 1800. S p.l

... Mauritius 1825. C p.l *

Y C. G. H. 1774. C co Com. h. 2. 1

1967. REQUIE^/4 Dec. REQUIENIA. (M. Sequien, of Avignon, a Fr. bot.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 1.— 2.

17613 obcordata Dec. obcordate «L Q or 1 jl Y Senegal 1825. C s.p Dec. leg. 4. 27
Podalyrirt obcordata Lam.

1968. ^NTHY'LLISL. KIDNEY VETCH. (Anthos, flower, ioylos, down.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 19. —25.

I. DORYCHNOI*DES. — Calyx scarcely inflated ; legumens l-seeded ; herbs perennial ; roots suffrutescent ; heads

of flowers pedunculated, leafless ; /eaves pinnate.

17614 Gerard* L. Gerard's & A or ijn.au W Provence 1806. S co Ger. gal. 18

17615 onobrychicades Cav. St. Foix-like ^ A or ijnjl Y Spain 1817. D s.l Cav. ic. 2. 150

II. ASPALATHOI^DES. — Calyx scarcely inflated i legumen 1 or 2 seeded ; flowers in interrupted spikes, or in the

axils of the upper leaves i leaves trifoliate or simple ; humble shrubs.

17616 cytisoides L. Cytisus-like «. i | or 2 ap.jn W Spain 1731. C p.l Bar. ic. 1182

17617 Hermann&c L. Herman's tt. | or 1^ ap jl Y Levant 1739. C p.l Alp. ex. 26

ORDER VI.

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

283

17618 ^spalathi Dec.

17619 tenuifolia L.

Aspalathus-Ukett. | _ (or 1 ap.jl Y
fine-leaved tt i _ | or 1| my.jl Y

C. G. H. 1824. C pi Bot. cab. 1169
C. G. H. 1818. C p.l

III. ERINA^CKA. — Calyx after flowering evidently inflated; legumen 1 or 2 seeded, compressed, lanceolate
longer than calyx i shrubs much branched, spiny, nearly leafless.

17620 erinacea L. prickly ML _ | or 1 ap.my P Spain

17621 echinkta Hort. hedgehog tt. i _ | or 1 ap.jl P? S. Europe ? ...

1759. C s.p Bot. mag. 676
C p.l

17622 Barba Jbvis L. Jupiter's Beard it

l_Jor

3 mr.my Pa.Y

S. Europe 1640. C

p.l

17623 heterophylla L. various-leaved tt.

l_jor

1 jn.jl Pk

S. Europe 1768. C

p.]

17624 montana L. mountain ^

A or

? jn.jl P

S. Europe 1759. S

s.l

2 alba white ^

A or

i HI w

S. Europe 1818. S

s.l

17625 Vulneraria L. common Woundwort ^

A °r

J my.au Y

Britain ch.pas. S

s.l

2 rubra red-flowered ^

A or

$ my.au R

Britain ch.pas. S

s.l

3 albiflbra white-flowered ^

A or

| my.au W

Britain ch.pas. S

s.l

rustica MX.

17626 Dillenti Schultz Dillenius's ^

A or

| my.au R

S. Europe 1816. S

s.l

Vulneraria y rubriflora Dec.

17627 polyphylla Kit. many-leaved ^
Vulneraria S polyphylla Dec.

A or

1 my.jn Y

S. Europe 1816. S

s.l

17628 alpina G. Don hairy alpine ^j

A or

i my.au Y

Britain sc.mo. S

s.l

IV. VULNEKANRIA.— Calyx after flowering evidently inflated ; legumen 1 or 2 seeded, shorter than calyx or equal,
heads of flowers bracteate ; shrubs or herbs with pinnate leaves.

' Bot. mag. 1927

Bot. cab. 578
Eng. bot. 104

Di. el. 320. 413

V. CoRNiciVvA. — Calyx inflated ; legumen smooth, two or many celled.

17629 tetraphvlla L. four-leaved O or 1 jl.au W S. Europe 1640. S co Bot mag. 108

17630 hamosa Desf. hooked O or J jl.au Pa.Y Barbary 1821. S 8.1
cornicina Poir.

17631 cornidna L. crow O or 1 jl.au W Spain 17.59. S p.l Cav. ic. 1 39.

17632 /otoldes L. Lotus-like O or \ jn. jl Y Spain 1739. S co Cav. ic. 1. 40

1969. CYAMO'PSIS Dec. CYAMOPSIS. (Kyamos, bean, opsis, resemblance.) Legum. Pap. Lot. Clit. 1.

17633 psoraloides Dec. Psoralia-like O or 1 jl.au P Arabia 1813. S s.l Cav. ic. 1.59
Z)61ichos psoraloldes Linn, /abzeformis Herit. Psoralea tetragonolobus L. JLuplnus trifoliatus Cav,

1970. PUERAVRI^ Dec. PI-ERARIA. (M. M. N. Puerari, professor at Copenhagen.) Leg.Ldt. Clit. 2.

17634 tuberosa Dec. tuberose fl_ I _ I or 3 ... Y E. Indies 1806. D s.l
//edysarum tuberusum Rox.

17635 Wallichij Dec. Wallich's i. i _ | or 3 ... Y Nepal 1826. C s.l Dec. leg. 43

1971. DA^LE^ L. DALEA. (Thomas Dale, an English botanist.) Legum. Pap. Lot. Clitbr. 15. —35.
17636 laxiflora Ph. loose-flowered ^ A pr 6 jl.au W Louisiana 1811. D co
Psoralea laxiflora Poir.
176:77 aurea Nut. golden ^ A pr 2 jl.au Y Louisiana 1811. D co
17638 alopecuroldes Nut. Foxtail-like O pr 1 jl.au Pa.B Mississippi 1812. S co Mic. am. 2 38
Psoralea Daleo L.

17639 Cliffortzawa W.

Cliffort's

O pr

1J jl.au

B

VeraCruz

1737.

S

co

H. cl. 22

17640 iagopus W. Hare's-foot
Psoralea leporina H. K.

jQJor

4 o.n

V

Mexico

1780.

S

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 86

17641 sericea Lag.

silky

)£ IAI or

ljjl.au

V

Mexico

1824.

c

s.p

Kth. mim. 48

17642 tuberculata Lag.

tuberculated

tt. 1 1 or

2 jl.au

P

Mexico

!&?*.

c

s.p

1764:3 citriodora W.

Citron-scented

im or

1 o.n

Pk

N. Spain

1780.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 271

17644 mutabilis W.

changeable

£ tAlor

1J o.n

P

Mexico

1818.

c

CO

Bot. mag. 2486

17645 bicolor W. en.

two-colored

tf fT^n or

2 o.n

Y.B

S. Amer.

1817.

c

CO

Hook. ex. fl. 43

17646 riutans W.

nodding

£ £7^1 or

1 jl.au

Vi

Mexico

18'24.

c

s.p

FL mex. ic. in.

17647 reelinata W.

reclinate

&•». [7vi or

Jjl.au

Vi

Mexico

1820.

c

s.p

17648 Thouin/ Sen rank

Thouin's

iQlor

1 jl.au

B

1816.

s

s.p

Sch. mo. 9

176i9 phymatodes W.

impostume-likett. i | or

ljjl.au

W.v

Caraccas

1819.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 3. 563

17650 enneaphylla W.

nine-leaved

* LJpr

5 jl.au

Pk

W. Indies

1 1772.

s

CO

1972. GALE^GA Tou.
17651 officinalis L.

GOAT'S RUE.
officinal

(Gala, milk ; increases in animals eating it.) Leg.
^ A °r 4 jn.s B Spain 1568. D co

Pap. Lot. Clit. 5.
Mil. ic. 137

2 alba

\vb\te-flowered

^ A or

4 jn.s

W

Spain

D

CO

17652 persica Pers.

* Persian

j^l A °r

2 jn.s

W

Persia

1826.

I)

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 244

17653 biloba Swt.

two-lobed

^ A °r

3 jn.s

B

182.3.

D

S.P

Sw. fl. gar. 216

176.54 tricolor Hook.

three-colored

^t A or

3 jn.s

B

1823.

D

l.p

Hook. ex. fl. ir.

17655 orientalis Lam.

oriental

^ A or

4 jn au

B

Levant

1801.

D

8

Bot. mag. 2192

1973. AMO'RPHA L.
17656 fruticosa L.

BASTARD INDIGO. (^,priv
shrubby & or

6 jn.jl

?, form
P

; deformity of cor.)
Carolina 1724. C

Leg. Pap. Lot. Clit. 8.
s.p Bot ree. 427

2 emarginata

emarginate-Zyrf

& or

6 jn.jl

P

Carolina

1724.

C

S.])

17657 microphylla Ph.

small-leaved

& | f ra

2 jl.au

P

Missouri

1811.

C

s.p

17658 herbacea Walt.

herbaceous

£ Al or

3 jn.jl

B

Carolina

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 689

pubescens W.

17659 canescens Nut.

canescent

& |or

3 jl.au

B

Missouri

1812.

c

s.p

17660 nkna Nut.

dwarf

Sit (or

ljjl.au

B

Missouri

1811.

c

s.p

17661 croceo-lanata Wat.

yellow- woolled

& (or

5 jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1820.

c

s.p

Den. br. 139

17662 Lewisu Lo. C.

Lewis's

3fe | or

3 jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1820.

c

s.p

17663 glkbra Desf.

smooth

3 jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1810.

c

s.p

17664 frkgrans Swt.

fragrant

& or

3 jn.jl

P

N. Amer.

1800.

c

s.p

Sw. fl. gar. 241

nkna B. M. not of others.

1974. MULLEM1.4 L. MULLERA. (O.F.Muller, a Dane, one of editors of Flora Danica.) Leg.Pap. Lot Clit. I.

17665 moniliformis L. bracelet-formed f Q or 20 ... Y Guiana 1792. C l.p Mer. «ur. 35

1975. PISCI'DIAi. PISCIDTA. (Piscis, fish, ccedo, to destroy ; bark, by intoxicating.^ Lea. Pap. Lot. Clit. 2.

17666 Erythrtna L. red Jamaica Dogw. t D tin 25 ... W.R W. Indies 1690. C p 1 Lam. il. 6()5. A.

17667 carthaginensis Jac. Carthagena J O or 30 ... W.R Carthag. 16SO. C p.l P. ed. B. 133. 2

1976. AMI'CI^ H. & B. AMICIA. (J. B. Amid, celeb, physician.) Leg. Pap. Hedy. Euhed. 1.— 2.

17668 zygomeris Dec. two-jointed poddedi_ d) or 8 ... Y Mexico 1826. C s.l

1977. POIRE^T/^ Ven. POIRETIA. (J. L. M.Poiret, editor of Encyc. Botamque.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Euh. 1.-3.

17669 scandens Ven, climbing fl_ CD or 6 mr ... Caraccas 1823. C s.l Ven. ch. 42
Glycme punctkta W. Turpin/a punctka Pers.

284

MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA

CLASS XVI.

1978. ZO'RNJ.4 Gm. ZORNIA. (J. Zorn, apoth., at Kempten, Bavaria, bot.auth.) Leg.Pap. Hed. Euh.7.— 1L
DIPHY'LL-E. — Leaves bifoliate.

17670 glochidiata Rchb. spear-pointed

17671 reticulata Sm. netted
diphylla /9 ciliata Pers.

17672 zeylonensis Pers. Ceylon

17673 angustiftMia A/x. narrow-leaved
diphylla Pet.

17674 dictyocarpa Dec.

rm cu

E3 cu

rcn cu
rm un

* jl.au
ijl.au

ijl.au
1 jl.au

Y

Pu

Guiana 1823.
W.Indies 1800.

Cejlon
India

1825.
1733.

Bur. zey. 50. 1
R. mal. 9. 82

EL cu } jl.au Y N. Holl. 1820. S s.l

net-capsuled

II. TETRAPHY'LL^E. — Leaves ^-foliated.

17675 tetraph^lla MX. four-leaved uAJ cu i jl.au Y Carolina 1824. S s.l Mic. am. 2. 41
Anonymos bracte&ta Walt. .Hedysarum tctraph^llum Lam.

17676 capensis Pers. Cape iAJ cu J jl.au Y
.Hedysarum tetraphyllum Thun.

C. G. H. 1824. S s.l Th. up. 6. 3

1979. STYLOS A'NTHES Sivx. STYLOSANTHES. (Stylos, style, anthos, fl.) Leg. Pap. Hedy. Euh. 6. — 10.
*._w— „..._ u™» )U n un 1 jl.au Y W. Indies 3821. S co SI. jam. 110. 2

17677 procnmbens Swx. procumbent
//edysarum hamatum L.

17678 erecta Bcauv.

17679 viscosa Sivx.
176SO mucron&ta W.

17681 elatior Swx.
hispida MX.

17682 guianensis Swx.

erect
clammy
mucronate
taller

Guiana

«L r~l or
«- CD or
tf 23 or

2"rif61ium guianense Aub.

O or

1 jl.au

1 jl.au

1 jl.au

2 jl.au

i jl.au

Y Guinea 1825. S sp Beau. ow. 2. 77

Y W. Indies 1818. S s.p SI. jam. 1. 119. 1

Y Ceylon 1817. S s.p Bur. zey. 106. 2

Y America 1816. S s.p Pluk. al. 447.7

Y Guiana 1820. S sp Aub. gui. 2. 309

1980. AUE'SMIA Dec. ADESMIA. (A, with out, desmos, a bond; stam. free.) Leg.Pap.IJed.Euhed.3. —

17683 muricata Dec. muricated -* O cu 1 jn.jl Y Patagonia 179.3. S s.l Jac. ic. 568
.Hedysarum muricatum Jac.

17684 pendula Dec. pendulous

s.l

-* m cu 1 jn.jl Y B. Ayres 1825. S

17685 papposa Dec. downy-podded -* iAJ cu 1 jn jl Y Chile 1823. S s.l

^Eschynomene pappdsa Lag.

19S1. £'BENUS£.

17686 cretica L. Cretan
.^nthyllis cretica Lam.

17687 pinnata Desf. pinnate
^nthyllis sericea W.

EBENUS. (Abnous, ebony, Arabic.) Leguminosts Pap. Hedys. Euhedysarece. 2.— 3.
tt-l_|or IJjnjl Hi Candia 1737. p.l Alp. ex. 278

£ OJ or i jl au Pk Barbary 1786. S p.l Bot. mag. 1092

1982. RO'THIA Pers. ROTHIA. (A. IV. Rath, of Bremen, a German botanist.) Leg. Pap. Phas. I.

17688 trifoliata Pers. trifoliate -* O cu 2" jn.jl Sul S s.l

Glycine humifusa IV. en. Cleome prostrata Hort.

1983. TERA'MNUS Br. TERAMNUS.

17689 volubilis Suiz. twining

17690 uncinatus Sum. hooked

(Teramnos, soft; delicate pod.) • Legum. Pap. Phas. 2.
R Jamaica 1824. C r.m
II Jamaica 1822. C s.l P. ed. B. 221

J_ CD or 10
J_ CD or 10

* 1984. CANAVA^LIA Dec. CANAVALIA. (Canavali, its Malabar name.) Legum. Pap. Phas. 4 8.

17691 obtusifolia Dec. obtuse-leaved J. CU or 6 jl.au P E. Indies 1820. C s.l R. mal. 8. 43
jD61ichos rotundifdlius Fahl

2 emarginata Dec. emarginate %_ I

17692 gladiata Dec. Bword-podfled

17693 ensiformis W. sword- formed
Z)61ichos ensiformis L.

17694 rosea W. rose-colored

P E. Indies 1800. C s.l
W.R E. Indies 1790. C s.l
P E. Indies 1778. S s.l

Jac/sc. 2. 221
Jac. ic. 560
Jac. ic. 3. 559

.L?61ichos roseus Swz.

SW O Pr 3 jl.au Pk Jamaica 1812. S s.1

* 19S5. LUPPNUS Ton.

LUPINE. (Lupus, a wolf ; supp

osed to destroy fertility of soil.) Leg. Pap. Phas. 23.— 40.

17695 albus L.

white

§Bg

a

jl.au

W

Levant 1596.

S

CO

1769o Thermis L.

Thermis

or

3

in.jl

W

Egypt 1802.

S

CO

17697 varius L.

variable

8 or

3

jl.au

B.w

S. Europe 1596.

S

CO

17698 hirsutus L.

hairy

or

2

jl.au

B

S. Europe 1629.

S

CO

17699 bracteolaris Desv.

bracted

O or

jj

i jl.au

B

Monte Vi. 1820.

S

CO

17700 pilusus L.

pilose

O or

3

jl.au

F

S. Europe 1710.

S

CO

17701 angustifolius L.

narrow-leaved

0 or

2

jl au

B

Spain 1686.

S

CO

Kno. del. 2. L. 7

17702 finifoliua Roth

Flax-leaved

2

jl.au

B

1799.

S

CO

Roth abh. 14. 5

17703 luteus L.

yellow

O or

2

jl.au

Y

Sicily 1596.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 140

17704 microcarpus B. M.

small-podded

O °r

jj

ap

B

Chile 1821.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2413

17705 pusillus Ph.

little

O or

i2

jl.au

Pa.B

N. Amer.? 18 17.

S

s.p

17706 bicolor B. R.

two-colored

O or

*\

jl.au

Pa.B

N. Amer. 1826.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1109

17707 mexicanus Cav.

Mexican

H OJ or

2

f

B

Mexico 1819.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 457

17708 leucophyllus Dou.

white-leaved

^e A or

2

8.0

Pk

Colombia 1826.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1124

17709 perennis L.

smooth perenn.

^. A or

2

my.jl

B

N. Amer. 1658.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 202

17710 nootkatensis B. M.

Nootka Sound

^t A or

2

in.au

P

Nootka. So. 1794.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1311

1771 1 polyphyllus B. R.
17712 villosus W.

many-leaved
villous

^t A or

2 jn.jl
k jl.au

B
Pk

Colombia 18C26.
Carolina 1787.

S
D

5

Bot. reg. 1096

17713 sericeus Ph.

silky

^ A or

my.jn

P

N. Amer. 1826.

D

s.p

17714 argenteus Ph.

silvery

k A or

1

my.jn

W

N. Amer. 18'J6.

S

si

17715 arbureus B. M.

tree

* (or

6

jl.au

Y

1793.

C

8.1

Bot. mag. 682

17716 mutabilis Swt.

changeable

*_Jor

5

l.s

B.Y

Bogota 1819.

c

s.l

Sw. fl. gar. 130

mil multiflbrus Desv

many-flowered

*_|or

4

jl.8

B

Monte Vi. 1810.

c

M

1986. PTEROCA'RPUS £. PTEROCARPUS. (Pteron, wing, karpos, fruit.) Le%um. Pap. Dalberg. 8. — . 22.

I. MOUTOU'CHIA. — Stamens monadel. ; legumen roundish, suberous, l-seeded, upper suture straight, not winged.

17718 draco L. dragon j O m 40 ... W W. Indies 1820. C s.l Jac. am. 183. 92

II. AMPHYMEViUM. — Stam. monadel.: Jr. suborbicular, 1 or 2 seeded, girded round with a membranaceous using.

17719 Rohrii Vahl Rohr's 1 CD or 20 Guiana 1816. C s.l Aub. gui. H7 56

17720 marstipium Rox. pouch f CD or 40 ... W E. Indies 1811. C s.l Rox. cor. 2. 116

17721 dalbergio!<te* Roth Dalbergia-likc $ CU or 10 ... Y E. Indies 1817. C s.l

III. SANTALA^RIA. — Stamens unequally diadeipheus ; fruit suborbiculale, 2 or 3 seeded.
Indian f CD or 30 ... "W E. Indies 1818.

17722 indicus W.

17723 santalinus L. Red Saunder* Wood

17724 santalinoldes L. Sandal Wood-Ik

17725 scandens Poir. climbing |

C s.l

E. Indies 1800. C s.l

S. Leone 1793. C s.l

Caraccas 1817. C s.l

Ru. am. 2. 70

ORDER VII.

MONADELPHIA DODECANDRIA.

285

1987. ^MERI'MNUM Br. AMERIMNUM. (A, priv., merimna, care ; sup. med qual.) Leg. Pap. Dalb. 2.
177^6 Browne* Swt. Browne's « T . or 10 ... W W. Indies 1793. C r.m Jac. am. 180. 53

17727 strigulosumtftfj?. strigulose * CD or 20 ... W Trinidad 1817. C r.m

1988 JBRY>A Br. BRYA. (Bryo, to sprout ; seeds germinate before falling.) Lee. Pap. Dalb. 2. —3.

17728 .E'benus Dec. Jamaica Ebony * CD or 12 jl.au Y.G Jamaica 1713. C r.m Br. jam. 31. 2
^merimnum £'benus Swz.

17729 leonensis Lo. C. Sierra Leone » CD or 12 ... Y.G S. Leone 1824 C r.m

1989 TAMARI'NDVS L. TAMARIND TREE. (Tamarhindy, Indian date, ^rai.) Legum. Pap. Dalb. 2.
1773o1ndicaL Indian i CD in 60 jnjl Y India 1633. S r.m R. mal. 1.23

17731 occidentals Dec. western i CD m 40 f W W. Indies ... S r.m Jac. am. 10

1990. PHYLLO'LOBUM Fis. PHYLLOLOBUM. (Phyllon, a leaf, lobos, a pod.) Legum. Phyllol. 1. — 2

17732 zanzibar^nse Boj. Zanzibar j£ E2 cu Zanzibar 1826. C s.l.p

CLASS XVI. ORDER 7.
MONADE'LPHIA DODECA'NDRIA.

1991 MONSCTN/^ L. MO.VSONIA. (Lady Anne Monson, eminent for hot. acquirements.) Geraniacea. 6

noa :x ^ £-,,r>,.;^,,< «£ . A I nr 1 nr> mv P f! d H. 1774. R r.m Bot. ITiaff. 7

lAI or 1

£ lAlor

17733 speciosa L. specious
2 pallida Suit. pale

17734 pilbsa W. pilose
speciosa Sw. ger. 77

2 C611<z? Colla's

17735 lobata Mon. lobed-fcaKed

17736 ovata Cay. ovate-/ea«?rf

1992. SARCOCAU'LON Dec. SARCOCAULON.

17737 L'Heritien Dec. L'Heritier's n. ID or
Monsom'a spinosa Herit.

17738 Patersonw Dec. Paterson's «- 1 | or

17739 Burrnannw Dec. Burmann's tt. i I or
Geranium spindsum Bim.

1993. HELI'CTERES L. SCREW TREE.
17740 Isbra L. I sore

1774.1 baruensis L. Baru

17742 guazutntefbYia H. 8f B. Guazuma-lvd

17743 jamaicensis Jac. Jamaica

17744 yerbascifolia Herit. Mullein-leaved

17745 ferruginata Lk. rusty

17746 lanceolata Dec. lance-leaved
1774" spicata Rox. spicate

1 ap.my Pa.R C. G. H.

ap.m
jl.au

v. ... R r.m Sw. ger. 1. 77

C. G. H. 1778. R r.m Sw. ger. 199

1 il.au P.R.W C. G. H. 1820. R r.m Col. h. rip 2

1 ap.my P C. G. H. 1774. R r m Sw. ger. 273

1 au WC. G. H. 1774. R r.m Her. ger. 40

(Sarx, flesh, kaulos, stem.) Geraniacecc. 2. — 3.

1 my.jn P C. G. H. 1790. R r.m Her. ger. 42

21 my.jn - ... C. G. H. 1827. R s.l Patters. 14

1 my.ja P C. G. H. 1800. S r.m Bur. af. 31

E. (,«

ill — lor

12

, a sere
jnjl

w j ca

rpeis [wisie
E. Indies

1733.

jjomo
C p.l

(ice<&* o. — 10.
Bot. mag. 2061

il

§or

12

s.o

W

W. Indies

1 1739.

C p.l

Jac. am.

149

.il

or

10

P

Orinoco

1820.

C p.l

*

or

8

JnjV

Br

Jamaica

1739.

C Lp

Jac. vin.

2.143

il

§or

8

jnjl

Br

Brazil

1820.

C p.l

Bot. reg.

903

it

or

8

jn.jl

Y

Brazil

1823.

C p.l

ii

or

6

E. Indies

1818.

C p.l

it

CD or

6

...

...

E. Indies

1823.

C p.l

1994. DOMBE^Y^ Cav. DOMBEVA

17748 miffifMia Cav. Tilia-leaved

17749 ferruginea Cav.

17750 cordifMia Dec.

17751 punctata Cav.

17752 ovata Cav.

(Jose:

ferrugineous J

cordate-leaved

dotted

ovate

Dombey, a celebrated French bot.) Byttneriaceee. 5. — 10.

W
... W
... R
... W
... W

Bourbon 1820.
Mauritius 1815. C s.l
E.Indies 1820. C s.l
Bourbon 1820.
Bourbon 1822.

C s.l
C s.l

Cav. dis.3. 39. 2
Cav. dis. 3. 42 2

Cav. dis. 3. 40. 1
Cav. dis. 3. 41. 2

1995. MONTEZtTM^ M. & S. MONTEZUMA. (Montezuma, a Mexican sovereign.)

17753 speciosissima M. # S. showiest i CD or 30 ... R Mexico 1827. C

1996. ASSO^NIA Cav. ASSONI/V. (Ignatius de Asso, a Spanish botanist.) Byttnerihcece. 2.

17754 »opulnea Cav. Poplar-leaved $ Q or 10 ... W Bourbon 1820. C s.l Cav. dis. 3. 42. 3

17755 yiburnoldes Dec. Viburnum-like i CD or 11 ... W Bourbon 1822. C s.l

1997. PENTA'PETES L. PENTAPETES. (Pente, five, petalon, petal ; flower.) Byttneriacece. 2.

17756 phoenicea L. scartet-Jlmvered £ [A] or 2 jl.au S India 1690. C s.p Mil. ic. 201

17757 ovata Dec. ovate-leaved «. O or 2 jn.s S N. Spain 1805. C s.p Cav. ic. 433
Brotera ovata Cav.

1998. ASTRAP7E\A. Lindl. ASTRAP^EA. (Astrape, lightning ; splendid color of flower.) Byttneriacea: . 2. — 3.

17758 Wallich« Lindl. Wallich's 1 O spl 20 jl.au Pk Madagasc.1820. C s.p Bot. mag. 2503

17759 viscbsa Swt. clammy T CD or ^0 ... Pk? Madagasc.1823. C s.p

17760 mieefblia Swt. Lime-tree-lvd f CD or 20 Bourbon 1824. C s.p

1999. KY'D/,4 Rox.

17761 calycina Rox.

17762 fraterna Rox.

KYDIA. (Col. Robert Kyd, first director of Calcutta garden.) ByttneriacecE. 2.
torge-calyxed 1 CD or 30 ... W E.Indies 1818. C s.p Rox. cor. 3. 215
brotherly J CD or 40 ... W E.Indies 1823. C s.p Rox. cor. 3. 216

2000. PTEROSPE'RMUM Schreb.

17763 acerifolium W. Maple-leaved

17764 platanifulium Lod. Plane-leaved

17765 canescens Rox. canescent

17766 suberifolium W. Cork-tree-lvd

17767 lanceaefblium Rox. lance-leaved

17768 semisagittatum Rox. haif-sagittate

2001. KLEINHO^FJ/f L. KLEINHOFIA. (M. Kleinhoff, formerly director of bot. gard., Java.) Byttneriacea:. 1.

17769 hospita L. stranger t CD or 20 ... P E. Indies 1800. C p.l Cav. dis. 5. 146

2002. PLAGIA'NTHUSFors*. PLAGIANTHUS. (Flagio.t, oblique, anthos, flower.) Bombacete. 1.

17770 divaricatus Forst. divaricated * i i or 8 jn.jl R N. Zeal. 1822. C s.l Forst. 43

PTEROSPERMUM. (Pteron, a v
d t CD or 10 jl.s W

ring, sperma, a seed.)
E. Indies 1790. C

Byttneri^cece. 6.
p.l Bot. mag. 620

3 J

CD or

15

W

E. Indies

1820.

C

p.l

Hor

16

W

E. Indies

1823.

C

P.l

d '

or

10 s.o

w

E. Indies

1783.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1526

I '

CD or

13 ...

w

E. Indies

1820.

c

p.l

te <

CD or

10

\v

E. Indies

1820.

c

P.l

286

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

CLASS XVI. ORDER 8

MONADE'LPHIA POLYA'NDRIA.

2003. AfA'LOPEi.

17771 walaccrides L.

17772 trifida Cav.

MA LOPE.
Mallow-like
trifid

(Malos, tender ; soft leaves.)
jjj or 1 jn.jl P Barbary
D or 2 jl . P Barbary

Malvucece. 2. — 4.
1710. S s.l Cav. dis. 2. 27. 1
1808. S s.l Cav. dis. 2. 27. 2

Malvacea. 70. — 86.

* 2004. 3/A'LVA L. MALLOW. (Malasso, to soften ; emollient qualities.)

I. MALVA'STRUM. — Carpels l-locular , l-seeded.
i. CHRYSA'NTH*:. — Flowers yellow, in the axils of the upper leaves, sometimes in spikes from the uppermost

leaves being wanting.
miS tricuspidata H. K. tricuspidate £ OJ pr 1 jl.au Y

W. Indies 1726. S co Cav. dis. 2. 22. 2

coromandeliana W.
17774 americana L. American O pr
17775 scabra Cav. rough-stemmed*. t~~l pr

1
4

jn.jl
jn.jl

Y
Y

W. Indies 1756.
Peru 1798.

S
C

CO

CO

Cav. dis. 5. 138.1

scoparia Jac.

17776 scoparia Herit.

Broom

ML C

I] Pr

6

au.s

Y

Peru

1782.

C

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 139

17777 borbonica W. en.

Bourbon

«t C

Dpr

4

jl.au

Y

Mauritius

i!816.

C

CO

17778 polystachya Cav.
17779 spicata Cav.
17780 ovata Cav.

many-spiked
simple-spiked
ovate

IE

Jpr

35

6
2
2

jl.au
s.o
jLau

Y
0
Y

Peru
Jamaica
Brazil

1798.
1726.
1820.

C

C
C

CO
CO

s.p

Cav.dis.5.ir,8.3
Cav. dis. 2. 20. 4
Cav. dis. 20. 2

striata L.

17781 tomentdsa L.

woolly

«t C

Dpr

3

s.o

Y

E. Indies

1820.

C

CO

Pluk.am.356. 1

17782 vraltheritefblia Lk.

Waltheria-lvd

£ C

3pr

1*

Y

Java

1824.

D

CO

17783 trachelif61ia Lk.

Trachelium-lvi

i C

) un

1*

jl.au

Y

...

1821.

S

CO

17784 gangetica L.

Ganges

) un

I

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1823.

S

CO

Pluk.al.74.6

17785 domingensis Spr.

Domingo

a u.

3 pr

2

jl.au

Y

St.Domin.1824. S

CO

ii. CYMBALA^RI*. — • Flowers purplish or white; pedicels axillary, l-flowered, solitary ; outer calyx 3-Ieaved ;
leaves roundish ; stems herbaceous.

17786 leprtsa Or. leprous £ (23 un 2 my.jl P Cuba 1815. C co

17787 Sherardiana L. Sherard's % A un 2 my.jl P Bithynia 1818. D s.p Cav. dis. 2. 26. 4

17788 cretica Cav. Cretan Q un 1 my.jl P Candia 1825. S co Cav. dis. 5. 138. 2

17789 hispanica L. Spanish
17790 stipulacea Cav. /owg-stipuled
17791 a?gyptia L. Egyptian
17792 trifida Cav. trifid

8

O
O

un
un
un
un

1 Jl
1 jn.au
1 jn.jl
l*jn.jl

F
P
L.B
P

Spain
Spain
Egypt
Spain

1710.
1815.
1739.
1815.

S
S
S
S

CO
CO
CO
CO

Desf. at. 2. 170
Cav. dis. 2. 15. 2
Civ. dis. 2. 17. 1
Cav. dis. 5.137. 2

iv. BISMA'LV^E. — Fls purplish or white ; pedicel,

s axill.,

solit. ;

invol. 3-lvd ; Ivs multiparted ; stems

herbaceous.

17793 TourneforU'awa L. Tournefort's

o

un

1

jl.au

B

Spain

1759.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 17. 3

17794 ^Icea L. Alcea

k A

or

3

jl.o

P

Germany

1597.

D

CO

Bot.

mag. 2297

17795 alceoides Ten. Alcea-like

1 A

or

4

jl.0

R

Italy

1820.

D

CO

Bot.

mag. 2793

Moreni Pall. ^Icea 0 Moreni Dec. '

17796 moschata L. musk

k A

pr

2

jl.au

F

Britain

bor.fi.

D

CO

Eng

, bot. 754

2 undulata Sims waved

k A

Pr

2

jl.au

W

D

CO

Bot.

mag. 2298

17797 rtlthaHAdes Cav. Altha?a-like

0

un

1

jl.au

P

Spain

1822.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 135

17798 fastigiata Cav. fastigiate

O

un

2

jl.au

R

S. Europe 1818.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 23. 2

v. FASCICULA'V^E. — Flowers purple or white ; leaves angular, cordate, 5-nerved ; pedicels axillary, many-
flowered ; outer calyx 3-leaved ; stems herbaceous.

17799 mauritiana L.
17800 glabra Desv.

Mauritanian
smooth China

O

o

or
un

6 jn.jl
4 jn.jl

Pk
Pk

S. Europe 1768.
China 1818.

S
S

CO
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 81
Cav. dis. 2. 25. 4

17801 glomerata W. & K.
17802 sylvestris L.

glomerated
wood ^

O

t A

un
m

2 jl.au
4 my.o

P
P

Hungary
Britain

1817.
was.pl.

S
D

co

CO

Eng.

bot. 671

2 albifldra Dec.

white-flowered 3

i A

or

4 my.o

W

Europe

D

CO

17803 Henningw Goldb.

Henning's ^

t. A

or

3 my.au

R

Russia

1820.

S

CO

17804 rotundifolia L.

round-leaved

0

w

l|jn.s

F

Britain

ro.sid.

S

CO

Eng.

bot. 1092

2 pusilla Sm.

small

O

w

f Jn.s

P

Britain

ro.sid.

S

CO

Eng.

bot. £41

17805 brasiliensis Desr.

Brazilian

o

u n

f jn.s

P

R.Janein

> 1824.

S

CO

17806 nicae£nsis All.

Nice J

k 0

u n

i jl.au

P

Nice

1810.

S

ro

Cav.

dis. 2. 25. 1

17807 microcarpa Desf.

small-fruited jj

t A

un

2 jn.s

P

Egypt

1823.

D

CO

17808 parviflhra L.

small-flowered

un

2 jn.jl

P

Barbary

1779.

C

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 26. 1

17809 verticillata L.

whorl-flowered

un

2 jnjl

W

China

1683.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 25. 3

glomerata Hort.

17810 mareotica Del.

Mareotic

o

or

2 jl.au

R

Egypt

1822.

S

CO

17811 crispa L.

curled

or

5 jn.au

W

Syria

1573.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 23. 1

17812 bonariensis Cav.

Buenos Ayres

/~\

un

1 jl.au

W

B. Ayres

1820.

S

CO

Cav.

dis. 2. 22. 1

17813 scaberrima Lag.

roughest

Q

cu

1 jl.au

Spain

1827.

S

CO

17814 flexubsa Horn.

flexuous

o

un

i jl.au

P"

Europe

1820.

S

CO

vi. CAPE'NSES. — Flowers purple or white ; leaves angulate-lobed ; stem shrubby ; outer calyx 3-leaved ; pedicels
solitary, l-flowered, rarely in twos or three'-.

pleasing * \ | or 3 ap.my P C. G. H. 1796. C co

twiggy m | | or 6 my.jl P C. G. H. 1727. C co

10 year R C. G. H. 1713. C p.l
4 my.s P C. G. H. J800. C co

17815 amce^na Sims

17816 virgata Cav.

17817 capensis Cav.

17818 balsamica Jac.

17819 tridactylltes Cav.
reflexa And. Rep.

17820 divaricata Andr.

17821 retusa Cav.

17822 calycina Cav.

17823 fragrans Jac.

17824 stricta Jac.

17825 iryonifblia L.

Cape

balsamic

three-fingered

i I or

* | |or

Hl_jor

straddling
blunt-leaved

l_Jor
:|_Jor

'• I I or

fragrant * i | or

strict » i | or

Bryony-leaved 4k | | or

17826 grossularijefbliaCV™. Gooseberry-lvd* | | or

17827 oxyacanthoides Hor Oxycantha-like*s i | or

17828 asperrima Jac. roughest « \ | or

vii. MuLTiFLbRjE. — Flowers purplish

17829 lactea H. K. panicled mWa-white <t i I or

17830 miniata Cav. red * |_| or

3 jn.au Pk C. G. H. 1791. C
3 jn.s W.vy C. G. H. 1792. C

Bot. mag. 1998
Cav. dis. 2. 18.2
Bot. reg. 295
Jac. ic. 1. HO
Bot. rep. 135

4 mr.my Pk C. G. H. 1803. C p.l

4 my.au R C. G. H. 1812. S co

3 my.jl S C. G. H. 1759. C co

3 my.au W.vy C. G. H. 1805. C co

4 jl.au P C. G. H. 1731. C co

3 my.s Pk C. G. H. 1732. C p.l

4 my.au W C. G. H. 1818. C s.l

3 jn.s R C. G. H. 1796. C co Jac. sc. 2. 39
r ivfrtte ; peduncles axillary, many-flowered.

4 ja.f W Mexico 1780. C co Cav. ic. 1.20

4 my.jl Ve S. Amer. 1798. C p.l Cav. ic. 3. 278

Bot. reg. 182
Cav. dis. 2. 21. 1
Bot. reg. 297
Bot. reg. 296
Jac. sc. 3. 294
W.h.b. 1.4
Bot. reg. 561

OEDER VIII:

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

287

17831 Monroawa Dou. Monro's 3t A or 2 jLau S Columbia 1828. S co Bot reg. 1506

17832 peruviana L. Peruvian O un 2 jn.au P Peru 1759. S co Jac. via 2. 156

17833 fimensis L. Lima O or 4 jl B Peru 1768. S co Jac. vin. 2. HI

17834 capitata Cav. capitate fl i_J or 2 n.d R Peru 1798. S co Cav. dis. 5. 137. 1

1 1. SPH.EROMA. — Carpels unilocular, 2 or many-seeded, joined into a globose fruit ; peduncles axillary, often
many -flowered ; stems shrubby.

umbelled *'\ | or 4 ja.mr C S. Amer. 1814. C co Bot. cab. 222

Abutilon-like » \ | or 4 jn.s R Bahama 1.1725. C co Bot. mag. 2544

elegant *| | or 3 my.au R C. G. H. 1791. C co Jac.c. 4.6. 1

narrow-leaved H i | or 3 au Pk Mexico 1780. C p.l Cav. ic. 1.68

17835 umbellfcta Cav.

17836 abutiloldes L.

17837 elegans Cav.

17838 angustifolia Cav.

III. MODI'OLA. — Carpels bivalved, %-seeded ; valves Q-awned, inflexed inwardly, and hence the carpels
are half-bilocular ,• pedicels axillary, l-flowered ; stems herbaceous, prostrate, or diffuse.

17839 caroliniana L. Carolina „# O or 1 Jn.jl R Carolina 1723. S co Cav. dis. 2. 15. 1

17840 prostrata Cav. trailing !U iAl or 1 jn.au Pk Brazil 1806. S co Bot. mag. 2515

17841 decumbens W. en. decumbent t, iAJ or 1 jn.s Pk S. Amer. 1815. S co

17842 obtusiloba Hook. obtuse-lobed £ .AJ or 4 s R Chile 1827. C p.l Bot. mag. 2/87

2005. NUTTA'LL/J Dick. NUTTALLIA. (Thomas Nuttall, prof, min., Cambridge, New England.) Malv. 2.
178*3 digit ata Dick. finger-leaved * A °r 3 au P N. Amer. 1824. R p.l Hook. ex. fl. 171

17844 pedata Dick. pedate ft A or 3 au P N. Amer. 1824. R p.l Hook. ex. fl. 172

2006. KITAIBE'L/^ W. KITAIBELU. (Paul Kitaibel, M.D., prof. hot. at Pest, Hungary.) Malvhcece. 1.

17845 intifblia W. Vine-leaved ^ A or 5 jl.s W Hungary 1801. D p.l Bot. mag. 821

*2007. JLTH^A L. MARSH MALLOW. (Altheo, to cure; medical qualities.) Malvacece. 16. —22.

I. ALTH«A'STRUM. — Carpels emarginate, destitute of membranaceous margins ; involucels often 8 or 9 cleft.

17846 officinalis L.

17847 taurinensis Dec.

17818 narbonensis Pou.

17819 cannabina L.

17850 hirsuta L.

17851 Ludwig« L.

officinal

Turin

Narbonne

Hemp-leaved

hairy

Ludwig's

jl.s
jl.s

6 au.s
6 jn.jl
2 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

17852 acaulis Cav.

17853 cariba?xa B.M.

17854 striata Dec.
178.55 pallida W. $ K.

17856 rbsea Cav.

2 biloba Dec.
grandiflbra Hort.

17857 sinensis Cav.

17858 flexubsa B.M.

ALCE^A. — Carpels surrounded by sulcate membranaceous

stemless O or If jn.jl P

Caribean £ O] or 3 mr.ap Pk

striated ^ Q) or 5 jl.au W

pale-flowered ^ Q) or 6 jl.au P.R

rosy Hollyhock ^ Q) or 8 jl.s R

two-lobed ^ Q) or 8 jl.au R

Britain salt m. D co Eng. bot. 147

Turin 1817. D co

S. Europe 1780. D co Cav. dis. 2. 29. 2

S. Europe 1597. D co Cav. dis. 2. 30. 1

Britain chl. pi. S co Cav. dis. 2. 29. 1

Sicily 1791. S co Cav. dis. 2. 30. 3

margins ; involucels 6 or 1 cleft.

Aleppo 1680. S co Cav. dis. 2. 27. 3

W.Indies 1816. S co Bot. mag. 1916

S co

Hungary 1805. S co

China 1573. S co Cav. dis. 2. 28. 1

S. Europe ... S co

China
flexuous

17859/icifblia Cav. Fig-lvd AntwerpHoll. *

17860 Frolovzawa Fis. Frolove's

17861 leucantha Fis. white-flowered ^

O or

ES or

. Q) or

. Q) or

A or

1 jl R

3 jn.au Pk

6 jn.s O

3 jl.au

6 jl.au W

China 1818. S co Cav. dis. 2. 29. 3

E. Indies 1803. D co Bot. mag. 892

Levant 1597. S co Cav. dis. 2. 28. 2

Siberia 1827. S co

Siberia 1827 S co

2008. LAV ATE^R^ L. LAVATERA. (The two Lavaters, friends of Tournefort's.) Malvaceae. 24. — 27.
I. STE^GIA. — Receptacle, or axis of fruit, at top expanded into a disk concealing the ovaries.

17862 trimestris L.
17863 Pseudo-O'lbiaPwr
undulata Desf.

17864 phcenicea Ven.

three-monthly O or 2 jl.s F S. Europe 1633.
. Bastard Olbia it i | or 5 jn.jl R S. Europe 1817.

II. O'LBIA. — Receptacle of fruit central, conical, exserted
fine-red. & i | or 5 jn.jl Pk Canaries 1816.

S
C

C

CO

s.l
s.l

Bot. mag. 109
Ven. mal. 120

17865 hispida Desf.

hispid

*-i_Jor

6

jnjl

Pk

Algiers

1804.

C

CO

Bot. mag

:.2541

17866 rtcerifblia Cav.

Maple-leaved

*l_Jor

5

jn.jl

Pk

Teneriffe

1820.

C

s.l

Her. am.

322

17867 africana Cav.

African

* I | or

5

jn.jl

Pk

Spain

1820.

C

s.l

Cav. dis.

5.139.1

17868 O'lbia L.

Olbia

*t_Jor

3

jn.o

R.p

France

1570.

C

s.l

Cav. dis.

2.32.2

17869 unguiculata Desf. *

clawed

It i i or

6

jl.s

Li

1807.

C

CO

178/0 mlcans L.

glittering

*l_Jor

3

jn.jl

P

Spain

1796.

C

CO

M.h.l. ;

17.9

17871 lusitanica L.

Portuguese

41 | |or

3

au.s

P

Portugal

1731.

C

s.l

17872 flava Desf.

yellow

^ A or

4

jnjl

Y

Sicily

1818.

D

s.l

Desf. at.

2.172

Empedocl/s Raeu.

17873 plebeia Sims

vulgar

ti Al or

0

s

Pa

N. Holl.

1820.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2269

17874 thuringiaca L.

Thuringian

A or

4

jl.s

L.B

Germany

1731.

D

CO

Bot. mag

t.517

17875 biennis 2^6.

biennial

G> or

4

jl.au

R

Caucasus

1819.

S

s.l

17876 punctkta All.

spott ed-stalked

O or

2

J1.S

Pa

Italy

1800.

s

CO

III.

17877 maritima Gou.

AXOLOPHA. — Receptacle at top truncate, expanding in a crest,
sea-side * | or 2 ap.jn W S. Europe 1597. S

's.l

Cav. dis.

2. 32. 3

17878 triloba i.

three-lobed

«_Jor

3

jn.jl

L.P

Spain

1759.

C

s.l

Bot. mag. 2226

IV. ANTHE\MA. — Receptacle small, foveolate, not exserted nor expanded into a crest.

17879 arbbrea L.

Tree Mallow

j£ Q) or

6

jl.o

P

Britain

sea cl.

s

co

Eng. bot

.1841

17880 neapolitana Ten.
17881 cretica Z.

Neapolitan
Cretan

£ A or
O or

6
4

JJ.J

P
L.B

Italy
Candia

1818.
1723.

s

s

CO
CO

Jac. vin.

1.41

17882 sylvestris Brot.

wood

O or

2

it!

P

Spain

1817.

s

CO

17883 ambigua Dec.

ambiguous

0 or

2

J1.S

P

Italy

1824.

s

CO

V. DUVBIJE. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

17884 lanceolkta W. en.

lance-leaved

8 or

2

jl.s

P

Europe

1817.

s

CO

17885 australis Wein.

southern

or

2

J1.S

P

S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

2009. MA'LACHRAZ. MALACHRA.
17886 rotundifulia Schrank round -leaved

( Malache, mallows ; resemblance.)
O un 1 jl.au Y Brazil 1821.

Malvace<c. 8. — 14.
S s.l Sch. mo 56

17887 capitata L.

headed

rm un

au.s

Y

W. Indie

s 1759.

S

lt.1

Cav. dis. 2. 33. 1,2

17888 fasciata Jac.

fasciate

rrn un

au s

R

Caraccas

1819.

S

S.1

Jac. ic. 3. 548

17889 triloba Deaf.

three-lobed

RTl un

au.s

W

S. Amer.

1817.

S

s.l

17890 radiata L.

rayed

£ irm un \

jl.au

W

St. Dom.

1794.

s

H.l

Cav, dis. 2. 33. 3

17891 bracteata Cav.

bracteate

FO~1 un

au.s

W

Brazil

1823.

s

s I

Cav. dis. 2. 34. 2

17892 alceaefolia Jac.

Alcaea-leaved

rm un

au.s

Y

Caraccas

1805.

s

It 1

Jac. ic. 3. 549

17893 heptaphylla Fis.

seven-leaved

im un

au.s

Y

Brazil

1818.

s

s.i

Bot. reg. 467

fasciata K R.

288

MONADELPH1A POLYANDRIA.

CLASS XVI,

2010. URE^NA L.

17894 lobata L.

17895 scabriuscula Dec.
lobata Cav.

17896 repanda Sm.

17897 multifida Cav.
17S98 tricuspis Cav.

17899 reticulata Cav.

17900 subtriloba Schrank

II

17901 Swartzw Dec.
americana Sm.

17902 Sieberi Coll.

17903 sinuate L.

17904 muricata Dec.

17905 heterophylla Sm.

URENA. (Uren, its name in Malabar.) Malvaceae. 12. — 22.

I. INDIVID. — Leaves undivided or hardly S-lobed.

lobed-leaved n. | | un 2 jn.jl F China 1731. C p.l Di. el. 319. 412

roughish C3 un 2 jl.au R E. Indies 1817. S p.l Cav. dis. 185. 1

repand

many- cleft tt.
three-pointed n.
netted it r"~l un

sub-trilobed fTTi un

E. Indies 1820. S p.l

E. Indies 1817. C p.l

I. France 1820. S p.l

Guiana 1819. S p.l

Brazil 1823. S p.l

Cav. dis. 6. 184.2
Cav. dis. a 183.1
Cav. dis. 6. 183.2
Sen. mo. 79

— Leaves deeply 3 or 5 lobed ; lobes slnuatcly lobed.
Swartz's tt. Q un 2 ... W Surinam 1816. C p.l SI. jam. 1. 11. 2

Sieber's
sinuated
muricated
various-leaved

I. France 1824. S p.l

E. Indies 1759. C p.l

Bengal 1816. S s.l

Ceylon 1818. S p.l

Col. h. rep. 39
Cav. dis. 6. 185.2

Bur. zey. 69. 2

2011. PAVOSN/^ Cav. PAVONIA. (Don Josef Pavon, of Madrid, a bot author.) Malvucees. 16. — 24.
I. TVPHA^LEA, — Carpels echinate from rigid spines.

17906 spinifex W. prickly-seeded * CD un 2 jl.au
Hibiscus spinifex L.

17907 Typhalea Cav. Typhalea tt. C I or 1 j jl.au
Urttia Typhalea L.

17908 typhalo'tdes H. & B. Typhalea-like «.

17909 urens Cav.

17910 leptocarpa Cav.

«- I I or 1

stinging * f 1 un 2 ... R

slender-capsuledtt. | | un 2 jn.au W

f. Indies 1778. C s.l Jac. vin. 2. 102

W.R Trinidad 1824. C s.l Cav. dis. 6. 187

Pa.R Trinidad 1824. C p.l

Mauritius 1801. C s.l Jac. ic. 3. 522

Surinam 1818. C s.l

17911 coccinea Cav.

17912 Columella? Cav.

17913 parviflora Desf.

17914 racembsa Swz.
s pic 'it a Can.

17915 pramorsa W.

II. MA'LACHE — Carpels unarmed ; involucels shorter than calyx, 5 or 15 leaved.

scarlet * CD or 2 ... S St. Dom. 1816. C s.l Cav. dis. 3. 47. 1

Columella's * CD un 2 jl W.p Bourbon 1807. C s.l Cav. dis. 3. 48. 3

small-flowered tt. CD un 2 jl.au Pa.Y S. Amer. 1818. C s.l

racemose tt- CD un Ujn.au Y Jamaica 1817. C s.l Cav. dis. 3. 46. 1

bitten-/ertw?rf * i | un 10 jn.au W C. G. H. 1774. C s.l Bot mag. 436

17916 paniculata Cav.

17917 odorata W.

17918 corymbbsa W.

17919 sidoldes Horn.

17920 zeylanica W.

17921 cancellata Cav.

III. CANCELLA^RTA. — Carpels unarmed ; involucels 8 or 15 leaved, longer than calyx.

//ibiscus cancellatus L.

2012. MALVAVI'SCUSDtf.

17922 arbbreus Cav. tree
Achania Malvaviscus L.

17923 mc'.llis Dec. soft
Achania m611is H. K.

17924 pilosus W. pilose
Achania pilosa Swz.

2013. LEBRETC^N/J Schrank

17925 coccinea Schrank scarlet

panicled « CD un 2 jl.au Y Caraccas 1820. S s.l Cav. dis. 3. 46. 2

fragrant * I i un 2 ... R E. Indies 1807. C s.l

corymbose «. 1 I un 2 jl.au Y Jamaica 1818. S s.1

Sida-like tt. O) un 2 jn.au F Bengal 1819. S s.1

Ceylon 33 un 3 jl.s W E. Indies 1790. S s.l Cav. dis. 3. 48. 2

latticed [Q] un 1 jl.au Y Trinidad 1820. S s.1

MALVAVISCUS- (Malva, mallow, viscus, glue.) Malvacece. 3. — 15.

* CD or 12 year S Jamaica 1714. C p.l Bot. mag. 2305

* I 1 or 12 au.s
H I I or 12 o.n

America 1780. C p.l Bot. reg. 11
Jamaica 1780. C p.l Bot. cab. 82!

LEBRETOMA. (Manuel le Breton, a French botanist.)
*CDor 10 jn.jl S Brazil 1823. C

Malvaceae. 1. — 3.
.1 Sch. mo. 90

idrical ; stigmas
6 Jn.jl S

!5; cells of
Bourbon

' fruit tnany-se
'1822. C s.p

eded.
Cav.

dis. 3. 57. 1

2

my.d

K

C. G. H.

1812.

C

s.l

Bot.

reg. 231

10

Pk

E. Indies

1806.

C

p.l

Cav.

dis. 3. 56. 2

10

Pk

1816.

c

s.l

Cav.

dis. 3. 57. 2

6

jn-jl

Y.R

Mexico

1823.

c

s.p

Cav.

dis. 2. 16. 2

2

jl.o

Y

E. Indies

1796.

s

s.l

Cav.

dis. 3. 68. 2

4

jn.jl

Y

Guinea

1824.

c

s.p

Cav.

dis. 3. 68. 1

3

Y

Mauritius 1825.

c

s.p

* 2014. fflBI'SCUS L. HIBISCUS. (Ibis, a stork ; said to chew and inject as a clyster.) Malvacece. 79. —125.
I. CREM6NTIA. — Corollas convolute-cylindrical ; stigmas 5

17926 /iliifldrus Cav. Lily-flowered * i | or

17927 pedunculatus Cav. /o/i^-peduncled

17928 lam pas Cav. lamp

17929 membranaceusCViy. membranaceous1

17930 spiralis Cav. spiral

17931 tubulosus Cav. tubular j£ Q1 or

17932 senegalensis Cav. Senegal H CD or

17933 oxalidiflorus Boj. ? Oxalis-flwd » i | or

II. PENTASPE'HMUM. — Corollas expanded ; valves of capsule in the middle sepiiferons ; cells 1-seeded.

17934 pentacarpos L. five- fruited £ iAl or 3 jl.s L.R Venice 1752. S s.l Jac. ic. 1. 143

17935 virgmicus L. Virginian ^ A or 2 jl.s R Virginia 1798. D s.l Jac. ic. 1.142

III. MA'NIHOT. — Loculaments of carpels, many-seeded; seeds smooth; involucels 4 or 6 leaved; calyx

spathaceous, 5-toothed, longitudinally ruptured.

Manihot * i_J or 3 jl.s Y China 1712. C p.l Bot. mag. 1702

palmated * i_J or 6 jl.s Y S. Amer. 1800. C S.R Cav. dis. 3. 63. 1

Fig-leaved * CD or 4 jn.jl W Ceylon 1732. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 52. 2

Ficulneus-like » CD or 3 jn.jl Y 1823. C s.p Bot. reg. 938

four-leaved (QJ or l|jl.au Y Bengal 1818. S s.p

IV. KE'TMIA. — Loculaments of carpels many-seeded; seeds smooth; corollas expanded ; involucels 5 or 7

leaved ; calyx 5-lobed.

17936 Manihot L.

17937 palmatus Cav.
17938/icnlneus L.
17939/iculnoides B. R.
17940 tetraphy"llus Rox.

17941 quinquefolius Hort
17942 acerifolius Dec.

ICttfCM- j

. five-lobed H CD or
Maple-leaved J i | or

10
5

tJU, U-IV

jn.jl
mr.jn

Y
Pk

China

1800.
1798.

C

C

s.p
s.l

Par. Ion. c. ic.

17943 .Rbsa sinensis L.

Chinese Rose J f~!

or

10

jl.au

D.R

E.

Indies

1731.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 158

2 rubro-plenus

double red t CD

or

10

jl.au

D.R

E.

Indies

...

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 995

3 flavo-plfenus

double yellow $ 1 1

or

10

jl.au

Y

E.

Indies

...

c

p.l

4 carneo-plenus

double flesh <r CD

or

10

jl.au

F

E.

Indies

1731.

c

p.l

5 variegato-plenus
6 luteus
17944 syriacus L.

dble-variegated j CD
double yellow $ 1 i
Syrian Sfe

or
or
or

10
10
8

jl.au
jl.au
au.s

St
Y
P

E. Indies
E. Indies
Syria

1823.
1596.

C
C
L

p.l
p.l

CO

Bot. cab. 963
Bot. cab. 932
Bot. mag. 83

1 purpureus

purp\e-flowered Sfe

or

8

au.s

P

...

I,

CO

2 ruber

red-flowered &

or

8

au.s

R

......

L

CO

3 albus

\vhite-Jlowered Sfe

or

8

au.s

W

..

L

co

4 variegatus

variegated-^uidai

or

8

au.s

St

......

„

L

CO

5 albo-plenus

double white 3fe

or

8

au.s

\v

ft

L

CO

6 purpureo-plenus

double purj)le &

or

8

au s

P

..

L

CO

ORDER VIII.

MONADELPH1A POLYANDRIA.

289

7 marginatus
17945 pruriens Rox.

tickling

8 aus
3 jl.s

P.w
Y

Syria
E. Indi

1804.

L co

S s.l

Bot. rep. 498

V. FURCA^RIA. — Carpels many. seeded ; seeds smooth ; corollas expanded ; leaflets ofinvoluccl at top bifurc
17946 suratt^nsis /,. Surat [HI or 2 jl.s Y E. Indies 1731. S s.l Bot. mag 1356

2 jn.au Y E. Indies 1790. S s.l Bot. mag. 1911

17947 radiatus Cav.

17948 furcatus Rox.

17949 scaber MX.
aculeatus Walt.

17950 bi furcatus Cav.

rayed [Q] or

foiked-ca/yxed IOI or
scabrous £ iAI or

two-forked

2 jl.s
2 jl.s

E. Indies 1790. S s.l
S s.l
D s.l

E. Indies 1816.
Carolina 1810.

Cav. dis. 3. 51. 1

2 jn.jl P W. Indies 1825. C s.p

VI. ABELMOSCHUS. — Carpels many-seeded ; seeds smooth or with a subvillous line on the back ; corollas

expanded ; involucels constantly with 8 or 15 entire leaflets.

i. TUBERCULAXTI. — Stems prickly from tubercles.

17951 strigosus Lindl.

17952 diversifolius Jac.
/iculneus Cav.

17953 triiobus Cav.

strigose * i _ |

different-leaved f f~]

6 jn.jl
6 jn.jl

iCDor 2

three-lobed

17954 heterophyllus Ven. various-leaved 4* \ | or

grandiflorus Sal.

Hemp-leaved
Vine-leaved

jl.au
au.s

17955 cannabinus L.

17956 wtifolius L.

17957 obtusifblius IV.

obtuse-leaved

Pk Peru 1820.
Y E. Indies 1798.

Y W. Indies 1818.
W.R N. S. W. 1803.

E. Indies 1759.
E. Indies 1690.

C 8.1
C 8.1

Bot. reg. 860
Bot. reg. 381

C s.p Cav. dis. 3. 53. 2
C s.p Bot reg. 29

E. Indies 1820. S s.p

Rox. cor. 2. 190
R. maL 6. 46

17958 esculentus L.

17959 longifolius W.

17960 Bammia Lk.

17961 Mbscheutos L.

17962 palustris L.

17963 aquaticus Dec.
palustris Savi

17964 incanus W.

17965 militaris Cav.

17966 specibsus H. K.

17967 grandiflbrus MX.

17968 ferrugineus Cav.

17969 lunarifulius W.

17970 aethiopicus L.

17971 mutabilis L.
2 flore pleno

17972 clypeatus L.

17973 unidens Lindl.

17974 Abelmoschus L.

17975 velutlnus H. $ B.

17976 eriocarpus Dec.

eatable

long-leaved

Bammia

Mallow Hose

marsh

aquatic

hoary

military

superb

large- flowered

rusty

Lunaria-leaved

^Ethiopian

changeable

double-flowered

shield-capsuled

one-toothed It

Musk Okro *

velvet m

woolly-fruited

ii. INE'RMES. — Stems unarmed.

W.p

Y W. Indies 1692. S r.m Cav. dis. 3. 61. 2

Pa.Y E. Indies 1817. S s.p

Y Egypt 1818. S s.l Toz.mu.d.fir.2.7
D

1818.

N. Amer.
N. Amer. 1759.

D

>.l Cav. dis. 3. 6:>. 1
Cav. dis. 3. 65. 2

S. Europe 1819. D bog

Carolina 1806. D bog W. h. b. 24

Louisiana 1804. D bog Bot. mag. 2385

Carolina 1778. D bog Bot. mag. 360

Georgia 1816. D bog

Madagas. 1824. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 69. 1

E. Indies ... C s.l

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 60 1

E. Indies 1690. C p.l Bot. rep. 228

E. Indies ... C p.l

Jamaica 1759. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 58. 1

Brazil 1822. C co Bot. reg. 878

India 1640. C r.m R. maL 2. 38

Cumana 1818. C s.p

Bengal 1823. C s.p

VII. BOMBICE'LLA. — Carpels many-seeded; seeds woolly ; corollas most often expanded ; involucels 5 or 10 Ivd.

17977 phceniceus W. pur\>\c-flowered i CD or 8 jl.au P E. Indies 1796. C p.l Bot. reg. 2:X)

17978 .ftosa malabarica Ker Malabar rose 4fc CD or 2 au.s

17979 rhombifulius Cav. rhomb-leaved * I I or 4 jn.au

17980 elatus Swx. tall 1 CD or 20 ...

17981 ^ossypinus Thun. Cotton-like il |_J or 4 jl.au

17982 micranthus Cav. small-flowered «t CD or 2 ...

E: Indies 1818. C p.l Bot. reg. 337

E. Indies 1823. C s.p Cav. dis. 3. 69. 3

Jamaica 1790. C p.l

C. G. H. 1818. C s.p

E. Indies 1794. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 66. 1

17983 clandestine Cav. clandestine tt. CD or 1 jl.au Crea Guinea 1823. C s.p Cav. ic. 1. 2

VIII. TRIONUM. — Carpels many-seeded ; seeds smooth; corollas expanded ; involve, many Ivd ; calyx inflated.

17984 TViunum L. Bladder Ketmia O or 2 jn.s Y.Br Italy 1596. S co Bot. mag. 209

17985 vesicarius Cav. bladdery O or U jl au Y.Br Africa 1713. S co Cav. dis. 3. 64. 2

17986 hispidus Mil. hispid «. I jor 1£ jn.s Y.Br C. G. H. ... S co Bot. reg. 806

Trionum y hispidumDec.

IX. SABDARI'FFA. — Cells of capsule many seeded ; seeds smooth ; involvcel l-leaved, many-toothed.

Sabdariffa £ id>| or 2 jn.s Y E. Indies 1596. S p.l Cav. dis. 6. 198.1

17987 Sabdariffa L

17988 digitatus Cav.

2 Kerianus Dec.
digitatus B. R.

digitate
Ker's

O or 2 jl.s
j£ Ol or 2 jl.s

W.R Brazil 1816. S co Cav. dis. 3. 70. 2
W.R Rio Jan. 1816. S s.l Bot. reg.

X. AZA'NZA. — Same as preceding, but with the stems shrubby or arborescent.

17989 circinatus W. rounded

17990 rtliaceus L. Lime-tree-/w£

17991 tricuspis Cav. three-pointed

17992 guineensis Dec. Guinea Umbrella tr.

17993 abutiloldes W. en. Abutilon-like

17994 m6nodous B. R. one-toothed

17995 racemosus B. R. racemose

17996 Richardsum Lindl. Richardson's

17997 macrophyllus Rox. long-leaved

XI. DU^BII. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

17998 borbonicus Lk.

17999 gangeticus Lk.

18000 parviflorus Wein.

18001 scandens Rox.

18002 cancellatus Rox.

18003 setbsus Rox.

18004 pulchellus Lo. C.

Bourbon

Ganges

small-flowered

scandent

latticed

setose

beautiful

Caraccas 1820. C p.l

E. Indies 1739. C p.l Bot. reg. 232

Society Is. 1820. S s.p Cav. dis. 3. 55. 2

Guinea 1822. C p.l

Jamaica 1818. C p.l SI. jam. 1. 234 4

1820. C s.l

S. Amer. 1820. C p.l Bot. reg. 917

N. Holl. 1820. S co Bot. reg. 875

E. Indies 1810. C p.l

Bourbon 1820. C p.l

E. Indies 1800. C p.l

S. Amer, 1823. C p.l

R Indies 1810. C p.l

E Indies 1817. C p.l

E. Indies 1800. C p.l

E. Indies 1820. C p.l

XII. LAGUNA'RIA. — Involucels scarcely any, or l-leaved deciduous.

18005 Paters6n« H. K. Paterson's 1 l_J or 15 jn.au P Norfolk 1. 1792. C s.p Bot. rep. 286
Lagun^a Patersom'a B. M.

18006 cuneiformis Dec. wedge-shaped f i | or 15 jn.au P N. Holl. ... C s.l

2015. THESPENSIA Corr. THESPESIA. (Thespesios, divine; planted about tropical churches.) Malvaceae. 9.

18007 .popfilnea Corr. Poplar-leaved J CD or 30 ... W E. Indies 1770. C p.l Ru.am.2.74
Hibiscus /jopulneus L.

2 guadalupensis Dec. Guadaloupe f CD or 30 Guadalou. ... C p.l

18008 grandiflora Dec. great-flowered 1 CD or 30 ... S PortoRico 1827. C p.l

290

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

CLASS XVI.

2016. GOSSY'PIUM L. COTTON.

18009 herbaceum L. common herbaceous

18010 micranthum Cav. small-flowered i

18011 indicum Lam. Indian

18012 arbbreum L. tree

18013 wtifulium Lam. Vine-leaved

18014 hirsutum L. hairy i

18015 religiosum L. religious

18016 Iatif61ium Mur. broad-leaved *
181)17 acuminatum Rox. acuminate 1

18018 barbadense L. Barbadoes *

18019 obtusiiolium Rox. obtuse-leaved i

2017. REDOUTEM Ven. REDOUTEA. (P. J. Redouti, celeb. French bot. draughtsman.) Malvacece. 1. — 2.

18020 heterophylla Ven. various-leaved O or 3 jn Y S. Amer. 1822. S co Ven. eels 11

(Gotnemsegiar, its Egyptian name.)
O ag 3 jl Y E. Indies 1594.

Malvaceee. 11.— 16.
S s.l Cav. dis. 6. 164.2

Ol or

3

jl.au

Y

Persia

1820.

S

s.p

Cav. dis. 6. 193

Qlag

3

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1800.

S

s.p

Ru. am. 4. 12

Cjor

12

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1694.

c

s.p

Cav. dis. 6. 195

E3 ag

3

...

Y

E. Indies

1805.

s

s.p

Cav. dis. 6. 166

OJag

3

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1731.

s

s.p

Cav. dis. 6. 167

(22 ag

3

jl

Y

India

1777.

s

s.p

Cav. dis. 6. 164.1

IZDag

5

jl.au

Y

•

1800.

s

s.p

Mur. 1776. 1

1 1 ag

5

jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1822.

s

s.)

OJag

5

s

Y

Barbadoes 1759.

s

s.p

Bot. reg. 84

Qag

5

jn.au

Y

E. Indies

...

s

S.p

2018. LOPI'MIA Mart. LOPIMIA.
18021 malacophylla Mart, soft-leaved
Sida malacophylla Lk.

(Lopimos, easy of decortication.) Malvaceee. 1.

or 3 jl.s R Bahia 1823. S s.p L. & O. ab. 1. 30

2019. PALA^VIA Cav. PALAVIA. (A. Palau y Verdera, second prof, bot., Madrid.) Malvaceee. 2.

18022 malvajfulia Cav. Mallow-leaved O un ljjn.au P Peru 1794. S co Cav. dis. 1. 11. 4

18023 moschata Cav. musk O un 1 jl.au P Lima 1822. S s.l Cav. dis. 1. 11.5
prostrata Hort.

2020. CRIST A%RI A Cav. CRISTARIA.
18024 coccinea PA. scarlet

A/alva coccinea Nut.

(Crista, crest; form of capsules.) Malvucece. 1. — 4.

A pr I jl-s S Missouri 1811. D p Bot. mag. 1673

2021. A'NODA Cav. ANODA. (Anodos, impervious ; capsule cells more united than in Slda.) Maluac. 7.
I. STELLA^xaJ. — Cells of carpels ending in subspinose mucrones, stellately disposed.

18025 hastata Cav. halberUmm* Ol un 1| jn.jl B Mexico

18026 triloba Cav. three-lobed iDI un 1£ jl.s P Mexico
Sida cristata W.

18027 Dilleruan0 Cav. Dillenius's O un l|jn.n B Mexico
Slda cristata B. M.

18028 triangularis Dec. triangular iQI un 1 jl.au B Mexico
Slda deltokies Horn.

18029 incarnata#.#.ff. flesh-colored OJ un 2jl.au F Mexico

II. Mu'VicjE Carpels awnless.

18030 acerifolia Dec. Maple-leaved O un 1 jl.au B Mexico
Slda hastata B. M. not of others

18031 parviflora Cav. small-flowered O un lfjl.au Pa. Y W. Indies 1820. S s.l Cav. ic. 5. 431
Sida crenatiflora Pers.

2022. PERITTERA Dec. PERIPTERA. (Periptera, a shuttlecock ; flowers resembling.) Malvaceee. 1.

18032 punicea Dec. crimson Shuttlecock* F~l pr 3 my.jn C N. Spain 1814. C co Bot. mag. 1644
Slda Periptera B. M. A'noda punicea Lag.

1799. S s.p Bot. rep. 588

1720. S s.p Cav. dis. 1. 10. 3

1725. S co Bot. mag. 330

1820. S s.p

1824. S s.p

1809. S s.p Bot. mag. 1541

2023.

SIDA.

(A name used by Theophrastus.)

Malvaceae. 98. — 198.

I. MALVI'NDA. — Carpels 5 or 12, l-seeded, not bladdery.
BRE^VES. — Pedicels not exceeding the petioles; leaves oblong or ovate.

18033 finifolia Cav.

Flax-leaved * O un

3J1

Pk

Guinea 1822.

C

CO

18034 angustifolia Lam.

narrow-leaved £ FA1 un

Y

Brazil 1726.

S

CO

Her. st. 52

18035 viminea Lk.

twiggy £ IAI un

2* jn.au

0

Brazil 1821.

s

CO

18036 spinbsa L.

spiny H OJ un

Ujl.s

Y

E. Indies 1680.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1.1.9

18037 alba L.

•white-flowered KB un

2 jn.jl

W

E. Indies 1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 171.210

18038 stipulate Cav.

stipulate tt. [ 1 un

2 jl.au

Y

Mauritius 1819.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 3. 10

18039 jamaicensis Cav.

Jamaica n. l~~l un

2 jl.au

Y

Jamaica 1817.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 2. 5

18040 bracteolata Dec.

bracteolate * | | un

2 jn.jl

Y

Chile 1824.

c

CO

18041 carpinifolia L.
18042 carpino\des Dec.

Hornbeam-lvd * i | un
Hornbeam-like tt. (U un

3 jl.s
2 jl.au

Y
Y

Canaries 1774.
S. Amer. 1800.

c

s

CO
CO

Jac. ic. 1. 135

18043 tridentata Cav.

three- toothed tt. O un

l|jl.au

Y

W. Indies 1824.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 4. 312

18044 Schrankw Dec.

Schrank's •£_ [A1 un

1 jl.au

Y

Brazil 1820.

s

CO

braslla Lk.

18045 er6sa Lk.

bitten )£ IAI un

2 jl.s

Y

Brazil 1824.

s

CO

18046 ciliaris L.

ciliated £ i(DI un

If Jn.s

Y

Jamaica 1759.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 3. 9

18047 alnifolia L.

Alder-leaved O un

2 jl.s

Y

E. Indies 1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 172. 211

ii. ELONI

SA^T.*:. — Pedicels elongatei

?, distinctly jointed ; leaves oblong or ovate.

18048 frutescens Cav.

frutescent tt. I i un

2 jl.au

Y

Mauritius 1810.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 10. 1

18049 compressa Dec.
18050 canariensis W.

compressed iQI un
Canary iQI un

2 jn.s
2 jn.s

Y
W

Nepal 1823.
E. Indies 1820.

s
s

CO
CO

18051 rhombifolia W.

rhomb-leaved * f~l un

2 jn.au

Y

India 1732.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1.3. 12

18052 rhomboidea Ro*.

rhomboid tt. [ 1 un

1| jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1818.

s

CO

18053 rethsa L.

retuse n. 1 i un

1| jLau

Y

Mauritius 1818.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1.3. 4

philippica Cav.

18054 recisa Schrank

cut £ GS un

2 jn.au

Y

Brazil 1823.

s

CO

18055 calyxhymfenia Gay

membrane-cal. «- 1 I un

2 jn.jl

Y

N. Holl. 1820.

s

CO

18056 micans Cav.

glittering £ uAJ un

Ujn.au

Y

E. Indies 1820.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 3. 1

18057 maculata Cav.

spotted tt. 1 1 un

1* jl.au

Y

St.Domin.1818.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1.3.7

suber6sa Herit.

18058 acuminata Dec.

acuminate tt. 1 1 un

l|jl.au

Y

W. Indies 1800.

s

CO

iii. CORDI

FOLI,E. — Pedicels elongatet

i ; teaws c

tt bast

' cordate, toothed,

not

'lobe

•d.

18059 pil&sa Cav.

pilose j£ OJ un

1 jl.s

Y

St. Domin.1793.

S

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 1 8

18060 humilis W.

humble !TT1 un

i jl-au

Y

E. Indies 1800.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 5. 134. 2

18061 supina Herit.

supine £ FAl un

f jl.au

Y

Jamaica 1821.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 6. 196.2

18062 rotundifolia Cav.

round-leaved tt. [ 1 un

If jn.au

Y

Bourbon 1819.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1. 3. 6

18063 multiflbra Cav.

many -flowered n. 1 1 un

2 jl.au

Y

Brazil 1818.

s

CO

Cav. dis. 1.3.3

18064 argtota Swz.

smooth shatp-lvdfk 1 1 un

3 jl.au

Y

W. Indies 1732.

c

CO

18065 cordifolia L.

heart-leaved RT1 un

IJjn.s

Y

C. G. H. 1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 179. 209

18066 althaeif&lia Swz.
18067 urens L.

Althaea-leaved * CD un
stinging tt fZD un

3 jn.s
HJ1.S

O
Y

Jamaica 1820.
Jamaica 1781.

c
c

CO

CO

SI. jam. 136. 2
Cav. dis. 1.2.7

ORDER VIII.

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

291

18068 verticillata Cav.
18()t)9 dumosa Swz.

18070 paniculata L.
atrosanguinea Jac.

iv.

18071 triloba Cav.

18072 jatrophoides Herit.

18073 graveolens Rox.

18074 ricinoldes Herit.

18075 Napaexa Cav.
Napa^a lasVis L.

18076 dioica Cav.
Napaeva dioica L.

18077 wzalvajflora Dec.

whorled

bushy

panicled

H [ 1 un

* I ) un

2 jl.au
2 jl.s
£O)un Ijjls

Brazil 1823. S co
Jamaica 1818. C co
Jamaica 1795. S co

PALMATILOBA^TE. — Leaves palmately cleft into 3, 5, 7, or 9 /ofes.

three-lobed * i | un 3 jl.s W C. G. H. 1794. C co

Physic-nut-//^ im un 4 au V S. Amer. 1787. S co

strong-scented j£ OJ un 1 jl.au V E. Indies 1820. S co

Ricinus-like O un 4 au W Peru 1818. S co

A un 4 au.s W Virginia 1748. D co

A un 6 au.s W Virginia 1759. D co

A or 2 jl.au P.R Colombia 1826. D p.l

dioecious
Mallow-flwd

Cav. dis. 1. 1. 12
Cav. dis. 1.12.5

Jac. sc. 2. 142
Her. st. 1.56

Cav. dis. 1. 3. 3
Bot. mag. 2193

Cav. dis. 5. 132.2
Bot. reg. 1036

18078 occidentals L.

18079 fa/tida Caw.
viscosa Herit.

18080 brevipes Dec.

II. ABUT-ILO^DES. — Carpels 15 or 40, l-seeded, bladdery.

occidental O un ljjl.au Y America 1732. S co Di. el. 7. 6. 6

stinking mi un 1£ jl.au Y Peru 1795. S co Her. st 1. 53

short-stalked

un 1 jl.au Y St. Marthal822. S co

III. ABU'VILON. — Carpels five to thirty, many-seeded, often bladdery.
i. OLIGOCA'RP^E. — Carpels five or eight.

18081 periplocifulia L. Periploca-lvd

2 zeylanica Ceylon f_

3 carib£exa Caribbee j£

18082 ferruginea Dec. rusty «.

18083 LechenautoVma Dec. Lechenault's «. [~") un

18084 hernandio'ides Herit. Hernandia-Jwf*

18085 luciana Dec.

18086 nudiflora Herit.

18087 polyantha Lk.

18088 aurita Wai.

18089 triquetra L.

18090 incana Lk.

18091 pulchella Bonp.

18092 umbellata L.

18093 gigantea Jac.

18094 reflexa L.

18095 crispa L.

18096 virgata Cav.

18097 arborea L.

18098 mauritiana Jac.
planiflora Cav.

18099 rtliaefolia Fis.

18100 americana L.

18101 Abutilon L.

18102 asifitica L.

18103 Sonneratjana W.

18104 joopulifolia W.

18105 hirta Lam.
pilosa Herit.

18106 mollissima Cav.
cisti flora Herit.

18107 grandifolia W. en.
mollis Or.

18108 perm611is W.

18109 orbiculata Dec.

18110 indica L.

18111 vesicaria Cav.

18112 glauca Cav.
18113albida W.

18114 mollicoma W.

18115 pfilchra Coll.

18116 acerifulia Lag.
IV,

St. Lucia «-

naked-flowered

many-flowered

large-eared

triangular

hoary

neat :

umbelled

giant

un

2

jl.au

Y

un

2

jl.au

Y

un

2

jl.au

Y

un
un

2
1

jn.au
jl.au

Y
Y

un

6

...

Y

un

2

jn.au

W

un

3

my.jn

Y

un

3

my.jn

Y

un

3

my.jn

Y

un

2

jl.au

Y.p

un

3

jl.au

Y

un

2

jlau

W

un

H

jl.s

Y

un

5

jl.au

Y

India 1691.
Ceylon

W. Indies ...
Peru 1822.
E. Indies 1820.
Hispanio. 1798.
St. Lucia 1810.
Peru 1731.

1821.

Bengal 1823.
W. Indies 1775.
Sandw. Is. 1818.
N. Holl. 1824.
Jamaica 1788.
Trinidad 1820.

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

C co

S co

C co

C co

C co

C co

C co

S co

S co

S co

ii. PoLYCA'RFjE. — Carpels nine or more,
reflex-flowered * O un 3 jl.au R Peru
curled
twiggy
tree
Mauritius

Lime-tree-leaved

woolly

Abutilon

Asiatic

Sonnerat's

Poplar-leaved

hairy

softest
large-leaved

very soft

orbicular

Indian

bladdery

glaucous

whitish

soft-haired

fair

Maple-leaved

1799. C co

rm un

1 jl.au

W

Carolina

1726.

S

CO

». 1 1 un

1| jn.au

Y

Peru

1818.

S

CO

*l~]un

6 jl.au

Y

Peru

1772.

C

CO

RTi un

2 jl.s

Y

Mauritius 1789.

S

CO

ed iQI un

2 jl.au

Y

China

1821.

B

CO

roi un

lfjl.au

Y

Jamaica

1730.

S

CO

O un

1| jn.au

Y

India

1596.

S

CO

IQI un

4Jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1768.

S

CO

£ i(DI un

2 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1806.

S

CO

O un

1 jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1796.

S

CO

OJ un

2 jl.au "

Y

E. Indies

1820.

S

CO

£ OJun

2 jn.jl

Y

Peru

1789.

C

CO

il 1 1 un

8 n.d

Y

Peru

1816.

C

CO

* 1 1 un

4 jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1817.

S

CO

* 1 | un

3 jn.jl

Y

China

1820.

C

CO

HI rO~l un

4Jl.au

Y

India

1731.

S

CO

HI | | un
HI | 1 un

3 jl.au
2 jl.au

Y
Y

Mexico
Guinea

1822.
1824.

C
8

CO
CO

*i | un

3 jl.au

W.y

Canaries

1822.

C

CO

tt. £— j un

3 jl.au

Y

'

1816.

S

CO

«- Oor

4 jl.au

Y

W. Indies

1824.

S

CO

HI 1 | un

3 jl.au

B

N. Spain

1822.

C

CO

Di. el. 4. 3. 2
Pluk. al. 74. 7
SI. jam. 139. 3

Her. st. J. 58
Her. st. 1. 59

Jac. vin. 2. 118

Bot. mag. 2753
Jac. vin. 1. 16
Jac. sc. 2. 141

Her. st. 1. 64
Cav. dis. 5. 135. 2
Cav. ic. 1. 73
Her. st. 1. 63
Jac. ic. 1. 137

H. sys. 61
Cav. dis. 1. 7. 2
Cav. dis. 1. & 4
Cav. dis. 1. 7. 9
Ru. am. 4. 10

Cav. dis. 2. 14. 1
Bot. reg. 360

Cav. dis. 1. 7. 10
Cav. dis. 2. 14. 3
Cav. ic. 1. 11

Col. h. rip. 34

18117 Millferi Dec.

18118 semicrenata Lk.

18119 fietulina Horn.

18120 acrantha Lk.

18121 spiraeifolia Lk.

18122 brasiliensis Cav.

18123 villbsa Ma.

18124 verruculata Dec.

18125 purpurascens Lk.

18126 patens Andr.

18127 contracta Lk.

18128 conf^rta Lk.

18129 lasiost^ga Lk.

18130 pentacarpos Rox.

— Form of fruit unknown, and therefore doubtful to which of the sections they belongs leaves linear,
oblong-ovate or lanceolate, from No. 18122. cordate.

Miller's

half-crenate

Birch-like

pointed-flwd

Spirasa-leaved

Brazilian

villous

small-warted

purpurascent

spreading

contracted

clustered

hairy-topped

five-capsuled

Manilla
S. Amer.
Brazil

1749.

1823.
1820.
1820.
1824.
1818.
1739.
1822.
1822.

Y Brazil

Pa.Y S. Amer.

Y Brazil

Pk Brazil

Y Abyssinia 1806.

Y Madagasc.1823.

Y Brazil 1822.

Y Brazil 1824.

Y E. Indies 1820.

S co

C co

S co

C co

C co

S co Cav. dis. 1. 34. 1

C co

C co

C co

S co Bot rep. 571

C co

C co

C co

S co

2024. LAGUN.E\4 Cav. LAGUNEA. (Andreas Laguna, a Spanish naturalist, d. 1543.) Malvaceae. 2.— 4.
8131 lobata W. \obed-leaved IO un 3 jl.au W Bourbon 1787. S co Cav. dis. 5. 136.1

18132 sinuata Horn. sinuated Ol un 2 jl.au Y E. Indies 1817. S co

angulata Hort.

2025. RUl'ZIA Cav.

18133 variabilis Jac.

18134 lobata Cav.

RUIZIA. (Don Hippolito Ruiz, one of the authors of Flora Peruviana.) Bytt. 2. — 3.
variable. le aved Ik O or 6 my W Bourbon 1792. C p.l Jac. sc. 3. 295
lobate *dlor 6 ... W Bourbon 1816. C p.l Cav. dis. 3. 36. 1

*2026. ERIOL^NA Dec. ERIOLJENA.
18135 Walliclm Dec. Wallich's

(Erion, wool, tewo^cloakj calyx woolly.)
i I or 6

U 2

;, cloaK ; calyx woolly.) Jii/ltncnacets. 1.
R E. Indies 1823. C s.p Mem. m. 10.5

Byttneriaceee. 1.

292

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA. CL. XVI. OR. VIII.

2027. CAROLI'NE^ L. CAROLINEA.

18136 alba Lod. white

18137 princeps L. princely

18138 mmor H. K. less

18139 insignis Swx. showy

(Princess Sophia Caroline, of Baden.) Bombuceee. 4 — 5.

spl 20 jl.au W Brazil 1817. C p.l Bot. cab. 752

spl 20 ... R.Y.G W. Indies 1787. C p.l Aub. gui.291. 2

20 jl.au R.Y.G Guiana 1798. C p.l Bot. mag. 1412

l spl 20 ... R W. Indies 1796. C p.l Bot. cab. 1004

2028. ADA NSCTN//I L. ADANSONIA. (Michel Adanson, a famous French botanist.) Bombacets. 1.

18140 digitate L. digitated Sour Gourd { CD ec 50 ... W Guinea 1724. C p.l Bot. mag. 2791-2

2029. BO'MBAX L. SILK-COTTON TREE. (Bombax, cotton; wool in pods.) Bombucece. 4. —11.

18141 malabaricum Dec. Malabar i CD tm 60 ... S Malabar ... S p.l Rox. cor. 3. 247
heptaphyllum Rox.

18142globusum^M&. globose £ CD tm 60 ...... Guiana 1824. S p.l Aub. gui. 2. 281

18143 Ceiba L. Ceiba £ CD tm 100 ... W S. Amer. 1692. S p.l Jac. au. 176. 1
quinatum Jac.

18144 septenatum Jac. seven-leaved J CD tm 50 ... W Carthage. 1699. S p.l Pluk. al. 188. 4
hetaphyllum L.

2030. ERIODE'NDRON Dec. ERIODENDRON. (Erion, wool, dendron, tree ; wool in pods.) Bombacece. 4.— 5.

18145 leianthferum Dec. smooth-flwd J* CD tm 70 ... S Brazil 1818. S p.l Cav. dis. 5. 152. 1
Bombax erianthos Cav.

18146 anfractuusum Dec. winding £ CD tm 100 ... S E.Indies 1739. S p.l R.mal.3.49
Bombax pentiindrum L.

18147 guineense G. Don Guinea £ CD tm 150 ... S Guinea 1826. S p.l

18148 caribaAim G. Don Caribbean 1 CD tin 70 ... S W. Indies 1739. S p.l Jac.am.pic. 176.70

2031. MYROVDIA Schreb. MYRODIA. (Myron, fragrant balsam, odme, smell ; odor of plant.) Bombacece. 1. — 3.

18149 turbinata Swz. turbinate * CD or 6 ... W W. Indies 1793. C p.l

2032. COCHLOSPE'RMUM Kth. COCHLOSPERMUM. (Kochlo, to twist, sperma, seed.) Ternstrcemticea;. 2.

18150 Gossypium Kth. cottony £ CD or 60 ... Y E. Indies 1824. C p.l Son. it. 2. 133
Bombax Gossypium L. grandiflorum Sonu

18151 serratifolium Kth. serrated 1 CH or 60 ... Y Mexico 1820. C p.l Fl. mex. ic. in.
B6mbax jntifolium W. en.

2033. GORDCPNI^ EL GORDONIA. (James Gordon, a nurseryman at Mile-End.) Ternstr cemiucece.

18152 Lasianthus L. Hairy-flower & or 6 au.n Y N. Amer. 1739. L p.l Bot. mag. 668

18153 Hffimatuxylon Swz. Jam. Red-wood f CD tm 40 ... W Jamaica 1820. S l.p

18154 pube"scens W. pubescent 3fe or 4 au.n W Carolina 1774. L s.p Ven. mal. 1
Xacathea florida Sal.

18155 Franklin* Herit. Franklin's 3fe ... 4 au.n W N. Amer. 1774. L s.p

2034. STU A'RTI^ Cav. STUARTIA. ( John Stuart, Marquis of Bute, a distinguished hot.) Ternstr. 1.

18156 virginica Dec. common Virginian^ or 10 my.au W N. Amer. 1742. L l.p Bot. rep. 397
Malachodendron L.

2035. MALACHODE'NDRON Cav. MALACHODENDRON. (Malakos, soft,dendron, tree.) Ternstr cemiacece. 1.

18157 ovatum Cav. ovate ^ or 9 jl.au W N. Amer. 1785. L l.p Bot. reg. 1104
Stuartez pentagynia Herit.

2036. POLY'SPORA Swt. POLYSPORA. (Polys, many, spora, seed ; fruit.) Ternstr cemiacea:. 1.

18158 axillkris Swt. axillary * CD or 3 f.mr W E. Indies 1818. C r.m Bot. reg. 349
Camellia axillkris B. R. and B. M.

2037. THE^A L. TEA.

18159 Bohea L. Bohea
chinensis j3 Bohea Dec.

18160 viridis L. green
chinensis a. viridis Dec.

(Tcha, the Chinese name for tea.)
*i_jclt 4 au.d W China

CameUieeE. 2. —4.
1768. C l.p Bot. mag. 998

*l_Jclt 4 f.n W China 1768. C l.p Bot. cab. 227

* 2038. CAME'LLL4 L. CAMELLIA. (George Jo

18161 euryo\des B. R. Eurya-like * i | or

18162 oleifera Abel oleiferous * |_J or

18163 Kissi Wai. Kissi » i | or

18164 SasdnquaThun. Lady Banks's Sasan.it \ ) pr

2 plfena rubra double red it \ | pr

3 plena alba double white * | | pr

4 semiplena alba semidouble white * i | spl

18165 reticulata R. Br. reticulated » \ | spl

18166 japonica L.

common Japan tt •, | spl 10

1 rubra single red * i | spl 10

2 alba single white * , | spl 10

3 semiduplex semidouble red H L

4 rfibro-plena double red * L

5 carnea Middlemist's flesh color Ht \ | spl 10

6 wjyrtifolia Myrtle-to^d 41 i_J spl 10

7 atrorfibens Loddiges' dark red «l | | spl 10

8 rtnemoniflora War. Anemone-flwd^l | | spl 10

9 versicolor variegated Waratah * i ) spl 10

10 pxonueflbra Paeony-floweredH L

11 variegata dowWe-striped * i | spl 10

12 Pomponia Kew blush Pompone* i | spl 10

13 flavescens flavescent Hume's blush* \ | spl 10

14 alba pl&na double-white m \ | spl 10

15 Welbankw Welbank's «t ,_J spl 10
Ifi involuta Lady Long's involute* i | spl 10

17 variabilis variable white Waratahm L_

18 hexangularis hexangular * i | spl 10

1!) dianthiflora Carnat.-flwd Warat. it i | spl 10

20 luteo-alba pale yellow » i_J spl 10

21 fimbriata fringed white « i | spl 10

"i"

4

i Kamel, or Camellus, a Jesuit.)
my.jn W China 1824. I
my.jl W China 1819. 1

CameUiea:. 6.— 7.
p.l Bot. reg. 983
p.l Bot. cab. 1065

10

my.jl

W

Nepal

1823. I

P-l

4

f.n

W

China

1811. I

p.l

Bot. reg. 12

4

f.n

Pk

China

1818. I

p.l

Bot. reg. 547

4

f.n

W

China

1824. I

p.l

Bot. reg. 1091

4

f.n

W

China

1811. I

p.l

Bot. reg. 12

6

ap.jn t

R

China

1824. I

p.l

Bot. reg. 1078

10

my

R

China

173B. C

p.l

?re Varieties.

10

f.my

R

China

1739. C

p.l

Bot. mag. 42

10

f.my

W

China

I

p.l

Bot. cab. 633

10

f.my

R

China

I

p.l

Bot. rep 559

10

f.my

R

China

I

l'-l

Bot. rep. 199

]()

f.my

R

China

I

p.l

10

f.my

R

China

p.l

Bot. mag. 1670

10

f my

R

China

x

p.l

10

f.my

R

China

]

P.l

Bot. cab. 537

10

f my

St

China

I

p.l

Bot. reg. 887

10

f.my

Bh

China

I

p.l

10

f.mv

Bh

China

J

p.l

Bot. rep. 91

10

f.my

Bh

China

J

P.l

Bot. reg. 22

10

f.my

W

China

I

P'

Bot. reg. 112

10

f.my

W

China

J

p.l

Bot. rep. 25

10

f.my

W

China

I

p.l

Bot. reg. 708

10

f.my

R

China

I

,.1

Bot. reg. 633

...

f my

W

China

I

Pi

Bot. cab. 596

10

f.my

R

China

J

,.1

10

10

f.my
f.my

R
Pa.Y

China
China

'. I

p.l
p.l

Bot. mag. 2577
Bot. reg. 708

10

f.my

W

China

. I

P.1

CL. XVII. OR. I.

DIADELPHIA PENTANDRIA.

293

22 crassinervis thick-nerved * i | spl

23 expansa expanded * i | spl

24 conchiflora shell-flowered It | | spl

25 rubricaulis L. Campbell' sred-stmd* \ | spl

26 longifolia long-leaved « | | spl

27 aucub&KYia. Aucuba-leaved tt ( | spl

28 coccinea scarlet it \ | spl

29 grandiflora great-flowered * i ) spl

30 nana dwarf ft i | spl

31 incarnate incarnate it | | spl

32 blanda blush Waratah ft , | spl

33 R6ssw Ross's * i_J spl

34 spatulata spatulate * | | spl

35 straminea straw-colored ft | | spl

36 Aitoiu Alton's large single raift \ | spl

37 altha?iflora Holly hock-flwd * | | spl

38 corallina cornl-flowered ft i | spl

39 insignis splendid * | | spl

40 florida flowery * | | spl

41 anemoniflc>ra alba white Anem.-fl. * i | spl

42 Chandlfcri Chandler's str. IVaratah* , | spl

43 punctata Gray's spotted ft ^ | spl

44 .Rosa mundi Rose of the World* | | spl

45 Pressw Press's single-red* \ | spl

46 eclipsis Press's eclipse ft | | spl

47 rubro-punctata single red-spotted ft i 1 spl

10 f.my

R China

.. I

P.I

10 f.my

R China

.. I

P.I

10 f.my

R China

.. 1

P.I

10 f.my

R China

.. :

P.I

10 f.my

R China

P.I

10 f.my

R China

M

P.I

10 f.my

S China

M

P.I

10 f.my

R China

(

P.I

10 f.my

R China

P.I

10 f.my

F China

(

P.I

Bot. cab. 140

10 f.my

Bh China

pi

10 f.my

R China

P.I

10 f.my

R China

ta

P.I

10 f.my

Str China

p. i

JO f.my

R seedling

..

P.I

Chan. cam. 3

10 f.my

R seedling

P.I

Chan. cam. 4

10 f.my

S seedling

P.I

Chan. cam. 5

10 fmy

S seedling

M

P.I

Chan. cam. 6

10 f.my

R seedling

P.I

Chan. cam. 7

10 f.my

W seedling

Chan. cam. 8

10 f.my

St seedling

p i

Chan. cam. 1.2

10 f.my

W.pk seedling

P.I

10 f.my

W.c seedling

P.I

10 f.my

R seedling

P.I

10 f.my

W.pk seedling

P.I

10 f.my

W.R seedling

...

P.I

2039. BARRINGTCTN/J Forst.
18167 speciosa Forst. showy

BARRINGTONIA. (Hon. Daines Barrington, F.R.S.A.S.) Myrtucece. 1.
i CD spl 20 ... S E. Indies 1786. S r.m Ru. am. 3. Ill

Myrtacece. 2.
E. Indies 1822. L s.p R. mal. 4. 7

2040. STRAVA^DIUMJ. STRAVADIUM. (Tsjeria Samstravadi, its Malabar name.)

18168 acutangulum J. sharp-angled f O or 20 ... P
Barringt6ma acutangula Rox. Eugema acutangula L.

18169 racemusum Suit. racemose 1'Q or 20 ... W E. Indies 1822. L s.p R. raal. 4. 6
Barringtoma racemosa Rox. Eugenia racem5sa L.

2041. GUST A^VIA L. GUSTAVIA. (Gustavus III. king of Sweden, patron of Lin.) Myrlacea. 1. — 2.

18170 augusta L. august £ FH spl 10 ... W Guiana 1794. C r.m Aub. gui. 1. 192

(William Carey, bot and nat., its discoverer.) Myrtuceee. 3.

f C3 spl \ jl.au R E. Indies 1808. D l.p Rox. cor. 3. 217

ft CD spl 3 ... R E. Indies 1823. C p.l

i t~~l spl 10 ... R.Y E. Indies 1823. C p.l Rox. cor. 3. 218

2042. CARE^Y^ Rox. CAREYA.

18171 herbacea Rox. herbaceous

18172 sphae'rica Rox. round

18173 arbbrea Rox. tree

2043. ^NDROS^EXMUM All. TUTSAN. (Aner, a man, haima, blood ; color of juice.) Hyperidnees. I.

18174 officinale All. officinal ^ A or 2 jl.s Y Britain woods. Sk co Eng. bot. 1225
Hyp^ricum .lindrosa^mum L.

2044. /4'SCYRUM L. ASCYRUM. (A, priv., skyros, roughness; plants smooth.) Hypericinece. 5. — 6.

18175 pumilum MX. dwarf ^ _AJ pr j jn.au Y Georgia 1806. C l.p

18176 crux A'ndrea? L. St. Andrew's cross** ( | pr 2 jl Y N. Amer. 1759. C l.p

18177 Ayperico^ides L. Hypericum-likeft i | pr 1| jl.s Y N. Amer. 1759. C l.p

18178 stans MX. standing * | | pr 1| jl.s Y N. Amer. 1806. C l.p Yen. mal. 90

18179 amplexicatile MX. stem-clasping « ( | pr 2 jl.s Y N. Amer. 1823. C co

2045. MORISO'N/^ Plu. MORISONIA. (R. Morison, prof, of bot. at Oxford, d. 1683.) Capparidete. 1.

18180 americana L. American f tD or W? W. Indies 1824. C p.l Jac.am.97

Capparis Morisbm Swz.

CLASS XVII. ORDER!.
DIADE'LPHIA PENTA'NDRIA.

2046. MONNIE^R/^ W. MONNIERIA.
18181 trifdlia W. three-leaved

(M. le Monnier, an able bot., phys. to Louis XV.) Rutacea. 1.
K2J un If jl.au W Guiana 1792. S s.l Aub. gui. 2. 293

U

294

DIADELPHIA HEXANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

CLASS XVII. ORDER 2.
DIADE'LPHIA HEXA'NDRIA.

2047. CORYDA^LIS Dec. CORYDALIS. (Korydalis, ancient Gr. name for fumitory.) Fumariacece. 22. — 33.
I. CAPNINTES. — Roots tuberous ; stems simple ; cauline leaves few, alternate.

18182 pauciflora Pers. few-flowered &
Fumaria paucifldra Step.
18183 Marshall/o«« Pers. Marshall's £
18184 tuber6saZtec. tuberous hollow-rooted &
2 albiflora white-flowered £
Fumaria cava albiflora B. M.
18185 /abacea Peis. Bean-leaved &
18186 caucasica Dec. Caucasian &
Fumaria /abacea Bieb.
18187 bulbosa Dec. bulbous &

A

A
A
A

A

A

A

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or

or
or

or
or

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* f.ap

i f.ap
itap
1 f-ap

f f-ap
f f.ap

I f.my

P

P
P
W

P
P

Pk

Siberia 1819.

Tauria 1824.
Europe 1596.
Europe 1596.

Germany 1815.
Caucasus 1823.

Britain groves.

D p.l

D p.l
D co
D co

D co
D p.l

D co

Deless. 2. 9. A

Deless. 2. 10
Bot. mag. 232
Bot. mag. 234

Fl. dan. 1394
Eng. bot. 1471

Fumaria solida Sm

18188 angustift.lia Dec.

narrow-leaved ,&

A

or

i

fap

P

Iberia

1819.

D

p.l

18189 bracteata Pers.

torge-bracted ,&

A

or

1

f.ap

Pa.Y

Siberia

1820.

D

p.l

18190 nobilis Pers.

noble-^otuercrf &

A

or

1

my

L.Y

Siberia

1783.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1953

II. CAPNOI^DES. — Roots fibrous

i stems branched i

cauline leaves numerous, alternate.

18191 pxonia;folia Pers.
18192 glauca Ph.

Paeon y-leaved £fc
glaucous

8

or
or

1

2

f.ap
jl.au

P

Y.P

Siberia
N. Amer.

1820.
1683.

D

S

p.l

CO

Gm. si. 4. 34
Bot. mag. 179

Fumaria sempervii

rens L.

18193 stricta Step.

strict ^?

O)

or

1

mv.il

Y

Siberia

1827.

S

p.l

18194 siberica Pers.

Siberian £

A

or

iJUu

Y

Siberia

1810.

S

P.l

18195 impatiens Fis.

impatient

O

or

1

my.ap

Y

Siberia

1823.

S

p.l

18196 aurea W. en.

golden 2^

Q)

or

1

my.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1812.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 66

18197 Kitea Pers.

yellow ^

A

or

]i

ap.o

Y

England

oldw.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 588

18198 capnovides Pers.

Capnus-like &

or

2'"

my.o

W

S. Europe

1596.

S

CO

Pluk. al. 90. 2

18199 acaulis Pers.

stemless

or

I

Pa.Y

Hungary

1825.

S

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 554

18200 uralensis Fis.

Ural £

or

1

au

Pa.Y

Altai

1824.

S

CO

18201 brevifl6ra Dec.

short-flowered

or

2

jn.jl

Pa.Y

Kamtch.

1824.

S

p.l

18202 claviculata W.

tendrilled 1

0

or

6

jn.jl

W.Y

Britain

thick.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 103

2048. CYSTICA'PNOS Boer. CYSTICAPNOS. (Kystis, a bladder, kapnos, fumitory.) Fumari&cear. 2.

18203 africana Gae. African 1 O or 2 jn.jl R.w C. G. H. 1696. S s.l Boer. 1.300
.Fumaria vesicaria L.

18204 alexandrina G. Don Alexandrian O or 2 jn.jl W.R Alexandr.1827. S co

2049. DI'CLYTRA Bore. DICLYTRA.

18205 Cucullaria Dec. Monk's hood
Fumaria Cucullaria L.

18206 bracteosa Dec. bracted

18207 formusa Dec. handsome

18208 eximia Dec. choice
Fumaria eximia Ker

18209 spectabilis Dec. remarkable

18210 speciosa Nois. showy

18211 tenuifolia Dec. fine-leaved
Corydalis tenuif51ia Ph.

18212 canadensis Dec. Canadian
Corydalis canadensis Gol.

18213 lachenahVzy?6raDec.Lachenalia-flwd^

elytron, a sheath ; base of flowers.) Fumariacece. 9.

f jn.jl W N. Amer. 1731. D s.p Bot. mag. 1127

1 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

1 jn.jl F N. Amer. 1796. D p.l Bot. mag. 1335

li jn.jl F N. Amer. 1812. D p 1 Bot. reg. 51

1 jn.jl P Siberia 1810. D p.l Am. ac. 7. 457. 7

1 jn.jl F 1810. D p.l

f jn.jl Pk Kamtch. 1820. D p.l Deless. 2. 9. 13

f jn.jl Pk N. Amer. 1819. D co

1 jn.jl P Siberia 1826. D p.l Ac. pet. 1. 19

2050. ADLITMIA Raft. ADLUMIA.
18214 cirrhosa Rafi. cirrhose

Corydalis fungosa Ven.

(Adlumino, to fringe with purple ; flowers.)
Q) or 15 jn.s W.p N. Amer. 1778. S

FumariacetE. 1.
s.l Sw. fl. gar. 189

2051. SARCOCA'PNOS Dec. SARCOCAPNOS. (Sarx, flesh, kapnos, fumitory ; leaves.) Fumariacece. 1. — 2.

18215 enneaphylla Dec. nine-leaved ^ A or 1 my.jl P.Y Spain 1714. D co Boc. mu. 2. 73. 1
Fumaria enneaphylla L.

2052. FUMA^RIA Tou. FUMITORY. (Fumus, smoke ; disagreeable smell of plant.) Fumariacete. 8. — 10.

I. PLATYCA'PNOS. — Silicles compressed.

18216 spicata L. spiked O or 8jl.au F S. Europe 1714. S co M.h. 3. 12. 11

II. SPH^ROCA'PNOS. — Silicles globose.

18217 capreolata L. tendrilled i
2 Burchellw Burchell's
18218 m£dia Loi. intermediate
capreolata E. B. not L.
18219 officinalis L. officinal
18220 parviflora Lam. small-flowered
18221 micrantha Lag. small-flowered
1822'2 Vaillantz* Loi. Vaillant's
18223 densiflora Dec. dense-flowered

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my.jl
my.jl
my.jl

F
F"

Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk

Europe ... S
C. G. H. 1816. S
Britain corn fi. S

Britain cul.gr. S
England corn fi. S
Spain 1823. S
France 1800. S
Montpel. 1824. S

CO
CO
CO

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

Dec. ic. 1. 34
Eng. bot. 943

Eng. bot. 589
Eng. bot. 590

Vail. pa. 10. 6

ORDER III.

DIADELPHIA OCTANDRIA.

295

CLASS XVII. ORDERS.
DIADE'LPHIA OCTA'NDRIA.

*2053. POLY'GALA Tou. MILKWORT.
I. PSYCHA'NTHUS. — Keel much crested ;

(Polys, much, gala, milk ; supp. to increase.) Polyghlete. 42. — 168.
capsules smooth, marginate ; bracteas three at base of pedicels, often

persistent; le

aves opposi.

'<%

from N

o. 18!

229. alte

rnai

\e.

18224 oppositifolia L.

opposite-leaved

*l_Jor

2

my.au

R

C. G.

H.

1790.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 636

18225 cordifMia Thun.

heart- leaved

tt 1 | or

3

mr.au

P

C. G.

H.

1791.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2438

18226 tetragona Burc.

four-angled

* i | or

2

year

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

18227 nummularia Burc.

Nummularia-^o

'* i |or

3

year

P

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

s.p

18228 latifolia Ker

broad-leaved

* i |or

H

my.jn

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

8.1

Bot. reg. 645

cordifblia B. M.

18229 borbonuefblia Bun

;. Borbonia-lvd

*t |or

s

year

P

C. G.

H.

1790.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 492

oppositifolia B. M.

18230 wzyrtifblia L.
18231 grandi flora Lod.

Myrtle-leaved
large-flowered

«l_jor

«t_jor

3

4

my.au
my.o

P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1707.
1818.

C

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 669
Bot. cab. 1227

18232 tenuifblia Lk.

fine-leaved

m i jor

3

ap.jn

P

C. G.

H.

C

18233 miifblia Ma. C.

Lily-leaved

m. | |or

4

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

s.p

18234 ligularis Ker

strap-leaved

* i | or

my.au

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 637

18235 intermedia Dec.

intermediate

»l_Jor

32

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

• ••

C

s.p

18236 bracteolata L.

bracteolate

* | | or

G

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1713.

C

s.p

Bot mag. 345

18237 Burmannz Dec.

Burmann's

it | | or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

Bur. af. 73. 4

18238 umbellata Thun.

umbellate

rm or

1

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1713.

s

s.p

Bur. af. 73. 5

18239 simplex Burc.
18240 specibsa .B. M

simple-stemmed* \ | or
showy itk \ I or

4

6

my.o
my.o

P
P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1816.
1814.

C

C

s.p
s.p

Bot. reg. 150

18241 teretifblia Thun.

cylindrical-lvd

tt i | or

3

my.au

P

C. G.

H.

1791.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 370

18242 joinifolia Lam.

Pine-leaved

it | | or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

s.p

Lam. il. 598. 2

18243 #enistoides Pozr.

Broom-like

it \ | or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1823.

C

s.p

18244 Garcinw L.

Garcin's

* 1 (or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

• ••

C

s.p

Bur. af. 73. 3

18245 attenukta Z,od.

attenuated

it i J or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 1000

18246 lanceolata Lo. C.

lance-leaved

it | |or

3

my.o

P

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

s.p

II. POLY'GALON. — Keel crested i capsules smooth ; bracteas three at base of pedicels, soon fatting off.

18247 major Jac. larger Austrian & A or 1 jl.au R Austria 1739. D s.l Jac.au. 5.413

18248 vulgaris L. common ^ A or £ my.jn B Britain dr.pl. D s.l Eng. bot. 76

18249 am&ra L. bitter & A or £ jn B Europe 1775. D l.p Bot. mag. 2437

18250 monspellaca L. Montpelier Q pr 5 jn.jl B Mediterr. ... S s.l Dec. ic. 1. 9

III. TIMU^TEA — Keel crested (crest of ten very minute) ; capsules smooth, oval-oblong, scarcely emarginate ;

racemes sometimes elongated, sometimes crowded, spike-formed ; flowers small ;
18251 incarnata L. Aesh-colored O or 1 jn.jl Pk N. Amer.

leaves alternate or verticillate.
1812. S co

18252 cruciata L.

cross-leaved

o

or

i jn.jl

G.P

N.

Amer.

1739.

S

CO

18253 brevifolia Nut.

short-leaved

o

pr

N.

Amer.

S

p.l

18254 fastigiata Nut.

peaked

o

Pr

% jnjl

..!

N.

Amer.

...

s

18255 lutea L.

yellow

o

or

1 Jn.jl

Y"

N.

Amer.

1739.

s

CO

Pluk. am. 438. 6

18256 nana Dec.

dwarf

o

or

5 jn.jl

G.Y

N.

Amer.

...

s

CO

viridescens Nut.

18257 purpurea Nut.

purple

0

or

1 jnjl

P

N.

Amer.

1739.

s

s.p

sanguinea MX.

18258 sanguinea L.

blood-spiked

o

or

1 jl.s

G.P

N.

Amer.

1739.

s

CO

Pluk. am. 438. 5

viridescens Pair.

18259 ambigua Nut.

ambiguous

o

or

- Jn.jl

W

N.

Amer.

1824.

s

p.l

18260 verticil lata L.

whorl-leaved

o

or

*£ jl.au

W

N.

Amer.

1739.

s

CO

Pluk. am. 438. 4

18261 paniculata L.

panicled

en

Pr

fjl.au

Pa.P

S.

Amer.

1822.

s

CO

Bot. reg. 761

18262 graminifolia Poir.

Grass-leaved

& A

or

W

Carolina

1824.

s

s.p

IV. SE'NEGA. — Keel beardless; the three outer sepals of calyx subequal ; leaves alternate.

18263 Senega L. Rattlesnake root& A or f jl R.w N. Amer. 1739. S co Bot. mag. 1051

V. CBAMJEBU'XUS. — Lower sepal of calyx concave-cucullate ; inside at base embracing a gland.

18264 paucifulia W. few-leaved ^ A or $ my.au P N. Amer. 1812. D s.l

18265 Chamajbuxus L. Bastard Box JU or | myjn Y Austria 1658. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 316

2054. MURA'LT/^ Neck. MURALTIA

18266 Heisteria Dec. Heister's
Polygala Heisteria L.

18267 fllopecuroldes Dec. Foxtail-like
/•olygala olopecuroldes L.

182G8 squarrosa Dec.

18269 stipulacea Burc.

18270 juniperifolia Dec.

18271 diffusa Burc.
18^72 virgata Burc.

18273 Jinophylla Burc.

18274 macroceras Burc.

18275 mixta L.
Polygala mixta Andr.

18276 htirnilis Swt. humble
Polygala humilis Lod.

18277 ciliaris Burc. ciliated

18278 filif6rmis Dec. filiform
Polygala filiformis Thun.

18279 micrantha W. small-flowered

2055. MU'NDIAJ^A. MUNDIA.

18280 spinbsa Dec. spiny
Polygala spin&sa L.

2 angustifolia Dec. narrow-leaved
Polygala viminea Hout.

(John von Muralt, a Swiss botanist.)
• |_J or 6 ja P C. G. H. 1787.

Polygalete. 14. — 39.
C s.p Bot. mag. S40

i J or 3 my.au P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p Bot. mag. 1006

squarrose
stipuled

* i |or
* l [or

3

3

my.jl
ap.s

P
R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1801.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Bot mag. 171.

Juniper-leaved

*

l_|or

3

ap.s

P

C. G.

H.

1810.

C

s.p

diffuse

*

1 | or

3

year

P

C. G.

H.

1800.

C

s.p

twiggy

m

L_jor

3

year

P

C. G.

H.

1812.

C

s.p

Flax-leaved

m

L_Jor

3

my.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1816.

C

s.p

long-horned
mixed

*
p

l | or
l— Jor

3
3

year
year

P
P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1820.
1791.

C
C

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 1714

* uJ or 1 my.jl P C. G. H. 1818. C s.p Bot. cab. 120

tt I | or

* i [or

3 my.jn P
li my.d P

C. G. H. 1824.
C. G. H. 1812.

C s.p
C s.p

, | or 1| year P C. G. H. 1800. C s.p Bot. rep. 324

(Mundus, neat; appearance^)
; i I or 3 ja.my P

Polygaleee.
C. G. H. 1780. C s.p

: ( | or 3 ja.my P C. G. H.

U 4

C s.p

296

DIADELPHIA DECANDRTA.

CLASS X VI 1.

2056. SECURID A*CA L. SECURIDACA. (Securis, a hatchet ; form of end of pod.) Poly&ilea;. 2. — 8.

18281 volubilis L. twining J_ Q fra 10 ... W W. Indies 1739. C p.l Jac. am. 183. 38

18282 virgata Swt. twiggy J_ [~1 fra 10 ... W Jamaica ... C p.l P. ed. B. 248. 1

CLASS XVII. ORDEK 4.
DIADE'LPHIA DECA'NDRIA.

2057. PLAGIO'LOBUM Swt. PLAGIOLOBUM. (Plagios, transverse, lobos, a pod.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Gents. 2

18283 ilicifulium Swt. Holly-leaved * i | or 2 mr.jl B N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Sw. au. 2

Hovert ilicifolia Cun.

18284 chorizemifMiumSa/. Chorizema-lvd m\ | or 2 mr.jl B N. Holl. 1826. C s.p

Hovea chorizemifolia Dec.

2058. ACHYRCTNIA W. ACHYRONIA. (Achyron, chaff ; branches and leaves chaffy.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Genis. 1.

18285 villusa W. en. villous * (_j or 3 jl au Y N. Holl. 1819. C p.l Wen. her. ]. 12

2059. LIPAXRI A L. LIPARIA. (Liparog, brilliant ; surface of leaves.) Legum. Pap. Lot. Genis. 1.

18286 sphae'riea L. globe-Jloivsred * \ | or 4 jl.au O C. G. H. 1794. C p.l Bot. mag. 1241

2060. PRIESTLEY Dec. PRIESTLEYA. (M. Priestley, physiological botan.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Genis. 14.— 15.

I. EISOTHE\. — Calyx thrust in at base.

18287 myrtifolia Dec. Myrtle-leaved * i_J or 3 ... Y C. G. H. 1823. C p.l Dec. leg. 29
Liparia wzyrtifblia Thun.

18288 hirstita Dec. hairy-stemmed * i_J or 3 ap.d Y C. G. H. 1792. C p.l Bot. reg. 8
Liparia hirsuta Thun.

18289 laevigata Dec. smooth-leaved * | or 3 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1820. C p.l Dec. leg. 30

Liparia lasvigata Thun. BorM>ma Isevigata L.

II. ANEISOTHE"A. — Calyx ovate or obconically attenuated.

18290 capitata Dec. capitate * i_J or 3 jl au Y C. G. H. 1812. C p.l
Liparia capitata Thun.

18291 graminifolia Dec. Grass-leaved * i | or 3 ju.jl

Liparia graminif51ia L.

18292 teres Dec. cylinder-leaved * i | or 3

Liparia teres Thun.

18293 mcaefolia Dec. Heath-leaved * |_J or 3 jn.jl
BorbomVz ericasfolia L.

3 jn.jl

18294 sericea Dec. silky-leaved
Liparia sericea L.

18295 axillaris Dec. axillary
Borbbnifl axillaris Lam.

18296 elliptica Dec. elliptic

18297 villbsa Dec. woolly

m i Jor

Ljor

3 jn.jl

I or 3 jn.jl

C. G. H. 1800. C co

C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

C. G. H. 1812. C p.l Dec. leg. 31

C. G. H. 1794. C p.l

C. G. H. 1822. C p.l Dec. leg. 32

C. G. H. 1825. C s.p Dec. leg. 33

C. G. H. 1774. C co H.n. h.5. 29. 1

C. G. H. 1800. C p.l Bot. rep. 382

Liparia villbsa L. Borbbm'a tomentbsa L.

18298 vestHa Dec. clothed * i_J or 3 my.jn Y
Liparia vestita Thun.

III. Dif BIE. — Calyx not known ; and hence doubtful to which of the sections they belong

18299 tomentbsa Dec. downy * |_J or 3 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C co
Liparia tomentosa Thun.

18300 umbellifera Dec. umbelliferous * i_J or 3 ... Y C. G. H. 1826. C p.l
Liparia umbellifera Thun.

2061. MEDICAXJOJ.. MEDICK. (Medike, by Diosc. to a Median grass.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trif.40.-16.
I. LUPULA^RI*.— Legumen reniform, falcate or subcochleate. smooth or pubescent i margins entire ; leaves trifol.

• - " Tauria 1820. D co
Tifliz 1823. S co

Britain pas. S co Eng. bot. 971
Switzerl. 1816. S co

Europe 1816. S co

Tauria 1805. D s.l

England bor. fi. D co Eng. bot. 1016

S. Europe 1818. D co

Caucasus 1818. D co

Pyrenees 1820. D co

Italy 1596. C s.l Lob. ic. 2. 46. 2

Siberia 1817. S co

Europe 1817. D co

England me.pa. D r.m Eng. bot. 1749

Britain gard. D co

Hungary 1793. D s.l Jac. vin. 89

Italy ' ... D s.l

Tauria ... D co

II. SPIROCA'RPOS. — Legumen cochleate-orbiculate, pilose or smooth ; margins entire, rough or spiny ; Ivs trif.

1&301 rupestris Bieb. rock *

A

or

j

jnjl

Y

18302 brachycarpa Fis. short-podded -*

O

cu

i

jn.jl

PaJ

A/elilbtus brachyloba Fis.

18303 lupulina L. Hop-like Trefoil*
18304 wzniocarpa Wallr. Moss-fruited Jc

0
O

cu

}

my.au
jn.au

Y
Y

lupulina y unguiculata Dec.

18305 Willdenbww Herit. Willdenow's -*

o

cu

1

jn au

Y

18306 cretacea Bieb. chalky *

A

cu

4

jl

Y

18307 falcata L. falcate-porfs ^

2

jl

Y

18308 procumbens Bes. trailing *

A

or

1

jn.jl

Y

18309 cancel! &ta Bieb. latticed *

A

or

1

jn.jl

Y

18310 suffrutiebsa Ram. suffruticose ^

A

or

2

jn.jl

V.Y

18311 arbbrea L. tree Moon-trefoil *

or

8

mv.n

Y

18312 siberica Dec. Siberian

o

or

1

jn.jl

Y

A/elilotus siberica Pair.

18313 mfedia Pers. intermediate &

A

or

2

jn.jl

B

18314 satlva L. cultivated Lucern^

A

2

jn.il

V

2 versicolor various-colored vto
18315 prostrata Jac. prostrate 5

A
A

or
cu

2 jn.jl
I jnjl

Y.B

Y

18316 glomerata Balb. clustered ^
18317 glutinbsa Bieb. glutinous Jc

A
A

cu
cu

1

jnjl

Y
Y

18318 obscura Retz.
18319 IsVis Desf.
7/elix W.

1. JL,t£

doubtful
smooth

itnicns wiin i
* O cu
* O cu

',nin unu/ ff.
1 jl.au
£ jn.au

till fft

Y
Y

UfKl/ld.

17.34.
S. Europe 1816.

S co
S co

Retz. 1. 24. 1

18320 orbicularis All.
18321 marginata W. en
18322 applanata W.

round-podded
margined
flat

* O cu
-* O cu
_* O cu

1 jlau
1 jl.au
i jn.au

Y
Y
Y

S. Europe 1688.
S. Europe 1816.
1810.

S co
S co
S co

M. h. 2. 15. 1
M. h. 2. 15. 2

18323 scutellata All.

dish-like

* O cu

1 jn.au

Y

S. Europe 1562;

S co

M. h. 2. 15. 3

18324 rugbsa Lam.

rugose

-* O cu

1 jl.au

Y

Sicily 1680.

S co

M. h. 2. 15. 4

elegans W.

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDR1A.

297

18325 tornata W.

18326 turbinata W.

18327 tuberculata W.

18328 striata Bast.
trfcycla Dec.

18329 apiculkta W.

turned-podded
turbinated
wart-podded
striated

small-tufted

ii. Legumens with thick unarmed margins.

1 jn.au

1 jn.au

1 jn.au

I jn.au

18330 catalonica Schrank Catalonian

18331 denticulata W. toothed

18332 flexubsa Ten. flexuous

18333 spinulbsa Dec. spinulous

18334 pubescens Dec. pubescent

18335 terebellum W. a\v\-spined

18336 marina L. sea

18337 coronata Lam. crowned

18338 tentaculata VV. tentaculated .

18339 HornemanmYmrt Ser. Hornemann's .
pubescens Horn.

18340 littoralis Rohde

18341 /appacea Lam.

18342 pentacycla Dec.

18343 hystrix Ten.

18344 disciformis Dec.

18345 carstie"nsis Jac.

18346 nlgra W.

18347 tfribuloldes Lam.

18348 cylindracea Dec.

18349 praA:ox Dec.

iii. Legumens spiny.
O cu 1 jn.jl Y

Y
Y

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

shore

Burdock-like

five-whorled

porcupine

disc-formed

Carst

black

Caltrops-like

cylindric

early

softest

Grecian

least

sand

cu i

18350 mollissima

18351 graVa Horn

18352 minima Lam.

18353 arenaria Ten.
littoralis Ten.

18354 muricoleptis Tineo slender-prickled-* O cu

18355 uncinata W. hooked «£ Q cu

18356 distans Pair. distant **. Q cu

18357 r£cta Desf. upright

18358 aculcata W. prickly

18359 maculata W. spotted

18360 strumaria H. Er strumous

18361 cvata H. Er. ovate

18362 caspica Fis. Caspian

18363 Gerardi W. & K. Gerard's

18364 agr&tis Ten. field

18365 rigidula Lam.

18366 muricata All. muricated

18367 spharocarpos Bert, round- fru:

18368 murex W. caltrop

^-leaved
Tenore's

ted

18369 laciniata All.

18370 Tenoriflwa Ser.

18371 granadensis W. en.

18372 intert^xta W.

18373 ciliaris W.

18374 echinus Dec.

18375 a;gagr6phila

Granada
interwoven
ciliated
hedgehog

8cu
cu

O cu
O cu

8CU
cu

8CU
cu

O cu
O cu
O cu
O cu

8CU
cu
O cu
O cu
O cu
O cu

wild-goat-loved-* Q cu

i jn.au
| jn.au

ijn.au
1 jn au
1 jn.au
1 jn.jl
1 jn jl
i jn.au

| jn.au
H jn.au

Jjn.au
I jn.au

ijn.au
1 jn.jl
1 jl.au
1 jn.au

£ jn.au
& jn.au

i jn.au

jl.au

1 my.jn

$ jn.au

i jn.au
1 jl.au

i jn.au
1 jn.au
1 jn.au
1| my.jn
| jn.au
i jn.au

I jn.au
1 jn.au

ijn.au
1 jn.au
1 my.jn

i in.au
1 jn.au

a jl-«*U

£ jn.au
fin.au

1 jn.au
1 jl.au i
fjnau
| jn.au

S. Europe 1658.
S. Europe 16*0.
S. Europe 1658.
S. France 1820.

S. Europe 1800.
Catalonia 1820.
S. Europe 1800.
Italy 1819.
S. France 1820.
Montpel. 1819.
S. Europe 1798.
S. Europe 1596.
S. Europe 1660.
S. Europe ...
Morocco 1818.

Europe 1822.
S. France 1810.
S. France 1820.
Naples 1820.
S. France 1822.
Carinthia 1789
S. Europe 1789.
S. Europe 1730.

1822.

S. Europe 1820.
Spain 1818.
Greece 1804.
England eh. so.
Italy 1820.

Europe 1820.
S. Europe ...
S. Europe 1810.
Barbary 1810.

1802.

England gra.pa.

1820.

1820.

Caspia 1816.
Hungary 1816.
Italy 1820.
S. Europe 1730.
England sea co.
Italy 1818.

1802.

S. Europe 1683.
Italy 1820.
Spain 1816.
S. Europe 1629.
France 1686.
S. France 1818.

1820.

S co

S co

S co

S co

S s.l

S co

S s.l

S co

S co

S co

S s.l

D s.l

S s.l

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

D co

S s.l

S s.l

S co

S co

S co

S s.l

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S
S
S

M. h. 2. 15. 5
M. h. 2. 15. 6

Gae. fr. 2. 155. 7
Sch. mo. 28

Bau.his.2.385.ic.?
Gae. fr. 155. 7 ?
Cav. ic. 2. 130
M. h. 2. 15. 16
Gae. fr. 155. 7 ?

Bau.his.2.385.ic.?
Gae.fr. 2. 155.7?
M. h. 2. 156. 19

Bot. mag. 909
M. h. 2. 15. 19

Fl. dan. 211

M. h. 2. 15. 21
Eng. hot. 1616

M. h. 2. 15. 18

c-o

s.l

S co

S co

S co

S co

S co

S s.l

S co

S co

S s.l

S s.l Brey.c.34

S co

S s.l Jac. c. 15. 2

S co M. h. 2. 15. 8

S co M.h.2. 15.7

S co M.h.2. 15.9

M.h.2. 15. 11
SebaS

2062. HYMENOCA'RPUS Savi HYMENOCARPUS. (Hymen,membrauc,karpos, fruit.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Trif. 3.

18376 radiatus W. ray-podded Q pr | jn.jl Y Italy 1629. S s.l Lob. ic. £. 38. 2
Medicago radiata L.

18377 circinatus Savi Around-podded -* O pr i Jl-au Y Italy 1640. S co Gae. fr. 2. 155
Medicago circinata L.

18378 nummularius W.en. Moneywort-^dJk O pr i j'-au Y Italy 1640. S co
Medicago nummularia Dec.

2063. TRIGONE'LLA L. FENUGREEK. ( Treis, three, gonia, angle ; flower.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trif. 28. — 46.
I. GRAMMOCA'RPUS. — Flowers capitate or umbellate ; legumes ovate, longitudinally nerved, with long beaks.

18379 caerulea Ser. blue O or lijl.au B Switzerl. 1562. S co
Melilotus cserulea L.

18380 Besseririwa Ser. Besser's O or 1 jl.au B Podolia 1810. S co
Melilotus procumbens Bes.

18381 uncinata Ser. hooked O or 1 jn.au Y Tauria 1798. S co
Melilotus hambsa Bieb. uncinata Bes.

18382 littoralis Cus. shore O or 1 jn.au Y Sicily 1816. S co

18383 calliceras Fis. pretty-horned O un i jn.jl Y Tifliz 1823. S co
18384- elongata Lk. lengthened O un f jn.jl Y 1823. S co

Bot. mag. 2283

Bux. c. 2. 44. 1

Dec. gen. 2. ic.

IL FCENUMGR^NCUM. — Flowers sessile, solitary or in pairs; legumes elongated, compressed, long-beaked,

longitudinally netted.

18385 prostrata Dec. prostrate -* Q or 1 jn.au W S. France 1818. S co Bau. his. 2.365.2

18386 gladiata Bieb. svtord-podded -* O un J ap.my W Tauria 1825. S co

18387 foenumgraB\um L. com. Fenugreek O ec 2 jn.au W Montpel. 1597. S co Sc. han.2. 211

III. BU^CERAS. — Flowers racemosely umbellate, pedunculate, and sessile ; legumes cylindrically compressed,

subarcuate, reticulated, mucronate.

i. Racemes pedunculate.

18388 spinbsa /,.

thorny

i. at

o

4LC.V/I

un

:co pcuu/tist

ijl.au

unit.

Y

Candia

1710.

S

1.1

Lam.

il. 611. 2

18389 striata L.

striated

un

1 jn.au

Y

Abyssini

a 1800.

S

CO

18390 hamosa L.
18391 flexuosaDrf.
18392 Fischeriona Dec.

hooked
flexuose
Fischer's

O

o

un
un
or

fjl.au
1 jn.jl
| jn.au

Y
Y
Y

Egypt
Egypt
Tifliz

1640.
1820.
1818.

S
S
S

s.l

CO
CO

Alp. seg. 124

flexuosa Fis.

18393 tenuis Fis.

slender

o

un

k Jn.jl

*y

Tifliz

1824.

s

00

18394 cancellata Dcsf.

latticed

-* 0

un

f jn-jl

Y

1823.

s

CO

298

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

ii. Racemes sessile.

18395 tnonspeliaca L.

18396 pinnatifida Cav,
media Del.

18397 polycerata L.

18398 zegyptiaca Pair. Egyptian

18399 ornithorynchus Horn. Bird's bill

Montpelier
pinnatifid

many-horned O or

8

1 jn.jl
|jn.au

1 jl.s
1 jn.au
£ jn.au

Montpel. 1710. S s.l
Spain 1801. S s.l

S. Europe 1640. S

W. & K. 2 142
Cav. ic. 1.38

Egypt
Russia

1818. S co
1818. S co

IV. FALCA'LULA. — Flowers umbellate, pedunculate ; legumes compressed, falcate, reticulate, mucronate.

18400 ruthenica L. Russian .* A or 1| jn.jl

18401 media Lag. intermediate Jk A or j jn.au

18402 platycarpos L. broad-podded O or 1 jn.s

18403 h^brida Pou. hybrid * A cu 1 jn.s

18404 corniculata L. small-horned O fra % jn.jl

18405 ornithopodioides Dec. Bird's-foot-lk Jk O or | jn.jl
TYifolium ornithopodioldes L.

18406 esculenta W. en. esculent Q clt 1§ jn.au Y E. Indies 1815. S 8.1

Y Siberia 1741. S p.l

Y 1818. S co

W Siberia 1741. S co

W.Y France 1806. S s.l

Y S. Europe 1597. S s.l

R Britain bar.he. S co

Gm. si. 4. 8

Gm. si. 4. 9
Dec. ic. 1. 29
M. h. 2. 16. 11
Eng. bot. 1047

2064. POCO'CKIA Ser. POCOCKIA. (Richard Pococke, a traveller in the Levant.) Leg.Pap.Lol.Trif. '.
18407 cretica Ser. Crete Q or 1 jn.au Y Candia 1713. S co M. h. 2. 14. 3

jTrifblium Afelilotus cretica L. Melilotus cretica Desf.

2065. MELILO^TUS Tou. MELILOT. (Melt, honey, lotos, lotus ; bees gather.) Leg.Pap.LotTrif. 28.— 29.
I. CCELORU^TIS. — Legumes lacunosely rugose.

18408 Kochmna W. en.

Koch's

;kO>

un

3

jn.s Y Germany

1816.

S

CO

TYifblium Kocluanw

m Hay.

18409 dentataW: en.

toothed

^ A

un

3

jn.au

Y

Hungary

1802.

D

CO

W. & K. 1. 46

18410 linearis Cav.

linear

0

un

2

jl.au

Y

Spain

1816.

S

CO

18411 ruthenica Bieb.

Russian

tO)

un

4

jl.au

W

Russia

1820.

S

CO

18412 melanosp£rma Bes.

black-seeded

CD

un

4

jl.au

Y

Tauria

1819.

S

CO

18413 officinalis W. en.

officinal

0

ec

2

jLs

Y

Britain 1

bus. pi.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1340

Trifolium Melilotui

! officinalis L.

18414 palustris Swt.

marsh

^ Q)

un

3

jl.au

Y

Hungary

1820.

S

CO

W.&K.266

18415 arborea Castag.

tree

at

or

15

jn.au

W

Turkey

1826.

S

CO

18416 altissima Thuil.

tallest

^CD

or

7

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1816.

S

CO

alba Lam.

[K. M.

18417 leucantha Koch

white-flowered -^ Q)

un

4

jl.s

W

Europe

...

S

CO

Stur. deu. 1. 15.

vulgaris W. en. alba

Thuil.

18418 macrorh"iza Pers.

long-rooted

^ A

un

3

jl.au

Y

Hungary

1801.

S

CO

W.&K.1.2

18419 indica Pers.

Indian

0

un

Is

jn.au

Y

India

1680.

S

CO

Pluk. al. 45. 4

18420 parviftora Desf.

small-flowered

O

un

2

jn.au

W

Barbary

1798.

S

CO

rugulosa W- en.

18421 Segetalis Ser.

Sword-grass

O

cu

H

jl.au

Y

Spain

1820.

S

CO

18422 po!6nica Pers,

Polish

O

un

jn.au

L.Y

Poland

1778.

S

CO

18423 taurica Bieb.

Taurian

^ O

un

3

jl.s

W

Tauria

1818.

S

CO

18424 italica Lam

Italian

0

un

2

jn.au

Y

Italy

1596.

S

CO

Cam. h. 29

18425 rotundiftlia Ten.

round-leaved

o

un

3

jl.au

Y

Italy

1823.

S

CO

18426 gracilis Dec.

slender

un

2

1.S

Y

France

1820.

S

CO

18427 pallida Bes.

pale

cu

3

JLi

Y

Volhinia

1816.

S

CO

18428 suaveolens Led.

sweet-smelling

^ A

or

3

jl.au

Y

Dahuria

1824.

S

CO

II. PLAGIORUNTIS. — Legumens transversely and subarcuately rugose.

18429 arve"nsis Wallr. corn O un 2 jl au Y

18430 Petitpierreana Hay. Petitpierre's ^ CD un 2 jn.s W

18431 Besseriana Ser. Besser's ^ CD un 4 jl.au Y
plicata Stev.

18432 messanensis Desf. Messina O un 3 jn.au Y

18433 sulcata Desf. furrowed O un 2 jn.jl Y
mauritanica W. en.

III. DtTBi*. — .

18434 Baumetti Horn. Baumetti's

18435 neapolitana Ten. Neapolitan

Germany 1800. S co
Germany 1816. S co
Tauria 1816. S co

Sicily
Algiers

1680.
1798.

2066. TTIIFO'LIUM Tou. TREFOIL. (Tres, three, folium, leaf ; 3 on stalk.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trif. 114. — 150.

I. LAGOPUS. — Flowers spiked ; spikes oblong, at base ebracteate ; calyx vittous, after flowering not inflated.

18436 angustifdlium L. narrow-leaved O pr If jn.au Pa.R S.' Europe 1640. S s.l Bar. ic. C ""

18437 intermedium Cus. '

18438 purpureum Loi.

18439 rubens L.

18440 carutescens Bieb.

18441 incarnatum L.

18442 Molineri Balb.

18443 Z,ag6pus Pou.

18444 gracile Thuil.
arv£nse var. gracile Dec.

18445 arvense L. field Hare's-foot O

18446 lasiocephalum Lk. hairy-headed O

18447 Agusticum Balb. Lovage-like O
aristatum Horn.

18448 divaricatum Horn, divaricate O

18449 gemellum Pou. twin-spiked O

18450 phleo-ides Pou. Cat's-tail-like

18451 /appaceum L. Burr-like

18452 echinatum Bieb. prickly

W ___,

P France 1816. S co Loi. gal. 14

D.R S. Europe 1633. Deo Jac.au. 4. 385

B.R Siberia 1827. S co

F Italy 1596. S co Bot. mac-. 323

W.R S. Europe 1820. S co

... Spain 1827. S

... France 1816. S

co Bar. ic. 901

w 1 jl.au

18453 erin^ceum Bieb.

18454 malacanthum Lk.

18455 sylvaticum Ger.

prickly

soft-flowered

wood

O cu

8pr
cu

O cu
O pr
O cu

1| jn.au

4 jn.jl
i jn.jl
J myjl
£ jn.au

S| jn jl
1 jl.au
I jn.jl

F
P

W.R

Britain
C. G. H.

Spain

san. fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 944

Brot. ph. 63. 2

1823.
1816.

W.R S. Europe 1816. S co

Y.G Spain 1818. S co

W.Y Spain 1818. S co

W MontpeL 1787. S s.l Bar. ic. 871

W Caucasus 1821. S co

Pa.R Iberia 1818. S co

P 1824. S s.l

P France ... S co

II. PHLEA'STRUM. — Flowers capitate ; heads ovate, conical ; calyx after flowering not inflated.

18456 Boccum Savi Boccon's O cu £ jn.jl Pa. P Spain 1820. S co Brot. ph. 63.1

18457 striatum L. striated O w £ jn P Britain bar. gr. S s.l Eng. bot. 1843

18458 tenuiflorum Ten. fine-flowered O cu | jn.jl Pa.R Italy 1823. S co

18459 scabrum L. rough «* Q pr | my.jn W Britain san. fi. S s.l Eng. bot. 903

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

299

III. EUTRIPHY'LLUM. — Flowers capitate; heads ovate, pedunculate or sessile, often bracteate ; calyx villous,

not inflated.

18460 maritimum Hud. sea

18461 irregulare Pou. irregular
rigid um Savi

18462 supinum Savi supine

18463 constantinopolitanum Ser. C'onstautin.

18464 cinctum Dec.

18465 alexandfmum L.

18466 ochroleucum L.

18467 canescens W.

18468 pannonicum L.

18469 olyropicum Hook. Olympic

18470 trichocephalum Bieb. hairy-headed

18471 armenium W. Armenian

18472 squarrosum L. squarrose
2 flavicans Ser. yellowish
squarrdsum Savi

18473 albidum Retx.

18474 LagascawwOT Ser.
conicum Lag.

18475 conicum Pers.

18476 KitaibelwwMwz Ser.
c6nicum Horn.

18477 alpestre L.

18478 medium L. mediate Cow-grass

18479 bracteatum Schous. large-bracted

18480 expansum Kit. expanded

18481 vaginatum Schl. sheathed
pratense /3 flavicans Ser.

18482 pratense L. meadow common Clover

18483 noricum Wul. Noric

18484 pennsylvanicum W. Pennsylvanian

18485 pallidum W. # K. pale-flowered

18486 diffusum Ehrh.

18487 hirtum All.
hispidutn Desf.

18488 pictum Roth

18489 Cherleri L.

girded

Alexandrian

yellowish-white

canescent

Pannonian

whitish
I-agasca's

conical

Kitaibel's

alpine

diffuse
hairy

painted
Cherler's

18490 sphasrocephalon Dec. round-headed

18491 globosum L.

18492 clypeatum L.

18493 stellatum L.

18494 leucanthum Bieb.
obscurum Cus.

18495 obscurum Savi

18496 fimbriSLtum B. R.

18497 cyathiferum B. R.

18498 tridentatum B. R.

18499 saxatile All.

globose
shield-like
starry
white-flowered

obscure

fringed

cup-bearing

three-toothed

rock

o

pr

**'iTl

Pa.P

Britain sal m.

S

8.1

Eng. bot. 220

0

pr

Pa.P

Pisania

S

CO

Savi pis. 2. 1. 1

-* 0

tin. O

cu
cu

4 jn.jl
ipjl

Pa.P
Y

S. Europe 18 16.
Turkey 1820.

S
S

CO
CO

Savi trif. 46. 2

O

cu

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

1820.

a

CO

0
e^ A

pr

1 jnjl
1 my.jl

Pa.Y

Su

Egypt 1798.
England dr. pa.

S
D

s.l
s.l

Eng. bot. 1224

^ A

^ A

pr
pr

1 myjn
1 jn.jl

W.Y
W.Y

Cappadoc. 1803.
Hungary 1752.

S
1)

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 1168
Jac. ob. 2. 42

I A

or

1 jnjl

Pa.Y

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2790

^t A

pr

1 jnjl

Pa.Y

Caucasus 1827.

D

CO

or

1 jnjl

W

Armenia 182C.

D

s.l

Q

pr

J. jj

Pa.P

Spain 1640.

S

s.l

M. h. 2. 13. 1

O

l'r

4*J1

Pa.Y

Pisania 1817.

S

CO

Savi trif. 65

8

pr
or

lijl.au
4 jl.au

W.Y

Pa.Y

1796.
Spain 1818.

B

S

s.l
s.l

or

1 jl.au

Crea

1816.

S

s.l

or

1 jn.au

Pa.Y

Hungary 1818.

S

s.l

^ A

•ja

pr

ag
pr

2 jnjl
1 jnjl

D.P
R
P

Europe 1789.
England dr. pa.
Morocco 1804.

S

I)

S

CO

h.l

s.l

Bot. mag. 2779
Eng. bot. 190

11

or
or

1 jnjl
1 jnjl

P

Pa.Y

1820.
Switzerl. 1819.

D
D

s.l

S.1

'St A

ag

2 my.s

P

Britain me. pa.

D

h.l

Eng. bot. 1770

A A
& A

pr

pr

1 jl.au
l|jn.s

Pa.Y
R

Alp. Eur. 1821.
N. Amer. 1811.

S
D

s.l
l.p

O

pr

1 jn.jl

W

Hungary 1803.

S

s.l

W. & K. 1. 36

Jc O

pr

4Jl.au

P

Hungary 1801.

S

s.l

W. & K. 1. 50

O

pr

1 jl.au

P

Barbary 1817.

S

s.l

Desf. at. 209. 1

O

or

1 jl.au

P

1800.

S

s.l

0

pr

4 myjn

P

Montpel. 1750.

S

s.l

Bar. ic.859

or

W

N. Africa 1820.

S

s.l

Q

pr

1 jn.au

P

Levant 1713.

S

s.l

Q

pr

4 jn.au

W.Y

Levant 1711.

S

s.l

Alp. ex. 306

.* o

O

pr
or

<L

P
W

England so. co.
Tauria 1820.

S
S

s.l

s.l

Eng. bot. 1546

o

or

4 Jnjl

Pa.R

Italy 1824.

S

8.1

Savi trif. 31. 1

i A

un

i jn.au

P

Colombia 1826.

S

CO

Bot reg. 1070

3t A

un

4 jn.au

P

Colombia 1826.

S

CO

3t A

un

4 jn.au

P

Colombia 1826.

S

CO

kO>

pr

4 myjl

P

Switzerl. 1816.

S

s.l

Al. ped. 59. 3

IV. TRIPOLI A'STRUM. — Flowers capitate 3

18500 suffocatum L.

18501 congestum Cus.

18502 glomeratum L.

18503 parvifl6rum Ehrh.
strictum Sturm

suffocated
crowded
cluster-headed
small-flowered

heads globose, sessile or pedunculate i flowers often deflexed ;
calyxes not inflated.

-* O w

^k O or

-* O w

O or

W England sea sh. S s.l
i" jn.jl W.R S. Europe 1820. S

4 jn Pk England gra.pa. S s.

4 jnjl W Hungary 1820. S s.l

Eng. bot. 1040
1 Eng. bot. 1063

18504 strictum L.

strict

O

pr

1 jl.au

W

S. Europe 1805.

S

s.l

W.&K. 1.37

18505 ripens L. creeping white Clover**. A

ag

1£ my.s

W

Britain

mea.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1769

2 pentaphyllum

five-leaved

-* A

cu

4 Jnjl

W

Britain

fields.

D

CO

18506 anomalum Schranjc

anomalous

Jk A

cu

iJn.s

w

...

D

CO

Sen. mo. 47

18507 c£rnuum Brot.

drooping

^k O

cu

1 jnjl

Pa.P

Spain

1820.

S

s.p

Brot. ph. 62

18508 pallescens Schreb.

pallescent

-* A

pr

4 jn.au

Pa.Y

Carinthia

1804.

D

s.l

18509 caespitdsum Reyn.

turfy

ik A

pr

5 jn.au

P

Switzerl.

1815.

D

s.l

Vil. del. 3. 41

18510 angulatum W. $K.

angular

a o

1J jn.au

R

Hungary

1803.

S

s.l

W. & K. 1. 27

18511 suaveolens W.

sweet-scented

o

pr

4 jn.s

P

Italy '

1820.

S

CO

W. h. b. 108

18512 elegans Savi

elegant

* A

ag

4 Jn.s

Pa.R

Europe

1823.

D

CO

Savi pis. 2. 1.2

18513 hybridum Savi

hybrid

.Jc /\

f jl.au

P

Europe

1777.

D

S.1

Mic. gen. 25. 2. 6

18514 Mtchelianum Sari

Michel's

O

pr

fjl.au

W.G

Italy

1815.

S

s.l

Mic. gen. 25. 2

18515 reflexum L.

reflexed

^ A

pr

1 jn.au

P

Virginia

1794.

D

s.l

18516 montanum L.

mountain

:k A

or

1 il.au

W

Europe

1786.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 1172

18517 rup^stre Ten.

rock

A A

or

1 jn.jl

W

Naples

1820.

D

s.p

18518 lafmum Seb.

Latin

^t A

or

1 jn.jl

R.w

Italy

1825.

D

s.p

Seba 1. 1. 2

V. VESICA'STRUM. — Flowers capitate, dense ; lower lip of calyx unchanged, upper one after flowering rising up
inflated and arched, covering the legume.

18519 subterraneum L.

18520 vesiculdsum Savi
recurvum W. $ K.

18521 spumosum L.

18522 resupinatum L.

18523 fragiferum L.

18524 tomentosum L.

18525 physbdes Stev.

18526 alatum Biv .
Cupani Tineo

subterraneous
bladdered

frothy
resupinate

8

strawberry-bg -* A

woolly

bladdery

winged

3 jnjl
jnjl

-* O pr
.* A or
A or

i jl.au
f jnjl
£ Jn-3

England bar. he. S s.l
Hungary 1805. S s.l

Eng. bot. 1048
W. & K. 2. 1G5

France 1771. S s.l Cup. pa. 61. 1

Germany 1713. S s.l Bar. ic. 872

England moi. p. D s.l Eng. bot. 1050

S. Europe 1640. S s.l Mag. mo. 264
Iberia 1818. D s.p

S. Europe 1820. D s.p Cup. pa. 97. 1

VI. LUPINA'STER. — Flowers large i petals coriaceous, persistent, red, white, or yellow; segments of calyx
subulate or erect ; leaflets coriaceous, three or seven, with numerous nerves.

18527 uniflorum L. one-flowered Jc A pr i jnjl B
2 SternbergjfinMTW Ser. Sternberg's -* A pr 5 jnjl W

18528 eximium Step. choice -* A pr 3 jnjl P
2 albiflorum Fis. white-flowered ^t A pr i jnjl W

18529 alpinum L. alpine ^£ A l'r i jn.au P
185oO involucratum W. involucred O pr 1 jnjl Pa.P

Italy 1800. D s.p

S. Europe 1822. D s.p

Dahuria 1820. D s.p

Altai ... *

Europe 1775.
Mexico 1802.

D 8.P

D co

S co

Bux. c. 3. 31. 1
Bux. c. 3. 31. 2

Stur. dcu. 1. 15

300

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

18531 Lupinaster L. Lupinaster £
Lupinaster pentaphyllum Moen. •
18532 purpurascens Fis. purpurascent ^

A
A

el
pr

lljl.au
1 jl.au

P
P

Siberia
Siberia

1741.

1816.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 879

Lupmaster •y oblon

gifolium Ser.

18533 albens Fis.

whitish

V

A

Pr

1 jl.au

W

Siberia

1818.

D

CO

Lupinaster /3 albifli'

>rum Ser.

18534 megacephalum Nut

. great-headed

^

A

or

1 jl.au

Pa.P

Missouri

...

D

p.l

Ph. am. 2. 23

Lupinaster macrocephalum Ph.
18535 Cussonw Tineo. Cusson's 9£

A

IT

1 jl.au

B.R

Sicily

1826.

D

CO

Bonam. 245

VII. CHBONOSE\MIUM. —
18.536 badium Schreb.

Flowers disposed into an ovate pedunculated head}
flowering bay-colored, deflexed, persistent.
brown ^ A pr 1 jn.au Y Pyrenees

petals

scarious, yellow, after
D s.l Bar. ic. 10. 24

18537 agrarium L.

field

0

pr

2 JN'Jl

Y

Europe

1815.

S

8.1

Fl. dan. 558

18538 spariiceum L.

scarlet

^

A

1 jn.au

Y

Europe

1778.

D

S.l

Bot. mag. 557

18539 decipiens Horn

deceiving

o

pr

1 jnjl

Y

••••••

1820.

S

CO

18540 speciosum W.
18541 procumbens L.

showy-flowered -Jk
procumbent Hop -*

8

ag

1 jn.jl
1 jnjl

Y
Y

Candia
Britain

1752.
dr pa.

S

s

s.l
s.l

Lab. syr. 5. 10
Bot. mag. 945

18542 campestre Schreb.

field

Jc

U

or

i jnjl

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

s

CO

18543 parisiense Dec.

Parisian

^fe

O

or

i jn.jl

Y

France

..*

8

CO

18544 Sebastian////! Savi

Sebastian's

-±

0

or

1 jnjl

Pa.Y

Italy

1800.

s

CO

Seba 2. 4

18545 micranthum Viv.

small-flowered

~&

o

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Cyrene

1816.

s

CO

Viv. lib. 19. 3

18546 minus H. K.

lesser yellow

Jc

o

w

k Jnjl

Y

Britain

gra.gr.

s

s.l

Eng. bot. 1256

18547 filitorme L.

thread-shaped

-i

0

w

1 myjl

Y

Britain

gra.pa.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1257

VIII. DU^BIA. — Species not sufficiently known.

18548 tenuifolium Ten. fine-leaved -* O or i jn.jl ... Italy 1826. S co

18549 clandestinum Lag. clandestine O or | jn.jl ... Spain 1826. S co

18550 comosum L.

tufted

A I* i jn.jl W America 1798. D s.l

2067. DORY'CNIUM Ton. DORYCNIUM. (Dory, spear; ancient plant poisoned.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trff.S.—lZ.

18551 rectum Ser. upright
Lotus rectus L.

18552 latifolium W. broad-leaved
ibericum W. en.

18553 hirsutum Ser. hairy
Lotus hirsutus L.

18554 tomentbsum G. Don woolly

or 2 jn.au R

A or

11 jn.au
3 jn.au

W

S. Europe 1640. S co Bar. ic. 544
Iberia 1818. D co

R.w S. Europe 1683. S co Bau.his.2.360.ic

or 3 jn.au R.w S. Europe 1817. S co

hirsutum /3 incanum Ser. .Lotus tomentdsus Rohde, sericeusDec. affinis Bes.

18555 parviflorum Ser. small-flowered ^k O °* 1
Lotus parviflorus Desf.

18556 subbiflbrum Ser. subbiflowered O or 1 jl.au
Lotus subbiflbrus Lag.

18557 herbaceum V'd. herbaceous ^ A or 1| jn.s

18558 suffruticosum Vil. subshrubby «. \ | or 11 jl.s

monspeliense W. Lotus Dorycnium L.

* 2068. LCTTUS L.

Y.G S. Europe 1810. S co Desf. at. 2. 211

D. S co

S. Europe 1802.
S. Europe 1640.

D co
S p.l

Vil. del. 3. 41
Lob. ic. 2. 51. 1,2

BIHD'S-FOOT TREFOIL. (Probably of Egyptian origin.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Trif. 35. — 56.

I. KROKE^RIA. — Legumes turgid, curved ; flowers one or two.

18559 edulisL. esculent -* O clt 1 jl.au Y Italy 1710. S s.l Cav. ic. 2. 157

II. LOTEA. — Legumes compressed, longs flowers subumbellate.

18560 ornithopodhAdes L. Bird's-foot-like Jk O pr 1 jn au Y Sicily 1683. S s.l Cav.ic.2.163

18561 peregrlnus L. foreign -* O pr | jl.au Y S. Europe 1713. S s.l

18562 indicus L. Indian -* O pr 1 jn.au Y E.Indies 1793. S s.l Pluk. al. 200. 7
Trigonella indicaW.

18563 flexuosus Lam. flexuous -* A or 1 jl.au Y 1816 S s.l

III. EULOTUS. — Legumes cylindrical, long ; flowers corymbose ; styles one-toothed, from No. 18567. toothless.

18564 glaucus H. K.

glaucous

^ iCDI pr

1 jn.au

Y

Madeira 1777.

S

s.l

18565 sessilifolius Dec.

sessile-leaved

•a. ( | or

I jl.au

Y

teneriffe 1820.

C

s.l

18566 anthyllrides Ven.

Anthyllis-like

«- 1 Ipr

fjn.au

Y

C. G. H. 1812.

s

s.l

Ven.mal.92

18567 atropurpureus Dec.

dark- purple

tt_ , | or

1 ap.d

D.P

Teneriffe 1820.

c

s.l

18568 jacobaTus W. S

t. James's Islani

rt«L | | or

2 year

D.Br

C.Verd.Is.1714.

c

r.m

Bot. mag. 79

2 luteus

yeftovt-floweret

in. t. j or

2 year

Y

c

r.m

18569 pusillus Viv.

small

tt- O or

i jl.au

Y

S. Europe is'ik

s

s.l

18570 cr£ticus L.

Cretan

t-l |pr

1J n.s

Y

Levant 1680.

c

p.l

Cav. ic. 2. 156

18571 cytisoldes L

Cytisus-like

Jc O pr

1 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1752.

s

CO

Al.ped. 1.20. 1

§ 18572 sericeus Ph.

silky

O or

1 jl.au

Y

Missouri 1824.

s

s.l

18573 Diosc6rid*s All.

Dioscorides's

O pr

1 jn.jl

Y

Nice 1658.

s

s.l

ALped. 1.59.1

18574Gebelia Ven.

mountain

JU. _AJ esc

1 my.jn

Pk

Aleppo

D

CO

Ven. eels 57

18575 arabicus L.

Arabian

-* O pr

1J1.S

Pk

Arabia 1773.

S

s.l

Jac. vin. 2. 155

18576 decumbens Pair.

decumbent

.* O or

1 j'.au

Y

Europe 1816.

s

s.l

18577 pilosissimus Poir.

hairiest

Jc O or

1 jl.au

Y

France 1818.

s

s.l

18578 hispidus Desf.

hispid

-A O or

1 jl.au

Y

Corsica 1817.

s

s.l

Loi. gal. 16

18579 suavfeolens Pers.

sweet-scented

-* A or

1 jl.au

Y

S. France 1816.

s

s.l

18580 angustissimus L. n,

arrowest-poeWefl

?-* O pr

1 my.au

Y

Britain seabea.

s

S.I

Bau. his. 2. 356

18581 diffusus Sol.

diffuse

-* O pr

11 my.jn

Y

England rocks.

s

s.l

Eng. bot. 925

18582 ciliatus Ten.

ciliated

-* O or

IJUu

Y

Italy 1820.

s

s.l

18583 gracilis W.8<K.

slender

8pr

1 jl.au

Y

Hungary 1812.

s

s.l

W. & K. 3. 229

18584 coimbrensis Brot.

Coimbra

pr

i in.il

W.R

Portugal 1800.

s

s 1

Brot. ph. 53

18585 glaberrimus Dec.
18586 odoratus B. M.

very smooth
sweet-scented

•* O or ljl.au
^ Al fra li in.au

W
Y

S. Europe 1816.
Barbary 1804.

s

D

s!i

Bot. mag. 1233

18587 corniculatus E. B.

small-horned

-* A ag

11 jn.au

Y

Britain pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2090

2 alplnus Schl.

alpine

Jk A or

1 jn.au

Y

Switzerl. 1819.

S

s.l

3 crassifolius Pers.

thick-leaved

-i A or

1 jn.au

Y

Europe 1817.

s

s.l

4 villbsus Thuil.

villous

-* A or

1 jn.au

Y

Switzerl. 1819.

s

s.l

18588 Forsteri Swt.

Forster's

-* A or

ljl.au

Y

Britain heaths.

s

CO

decumbens Forst.

18589 tenuis W. * K.

slender

-* A pr

1 jn.au

Y

Hungary 1816.

D

p.l

18590 major Sm.

greater

-* A ag

lljn.au

Y

Britain w.sh.g.

D

s.l

Eng. bot. 2091

18591 pedunculatus Cav.

/on^-pedunclec

l^k A pr

1 jn.au

Y

Spain 1814.

D

s.l

Cav. ic. 2. 164

18592 palustris W.

marsh

-i A °r

1 jn.au

Y

Crete 1821.

S

s.l

IV. DU^BII. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong ; the last species is probably an Indieofera.

18593 argenteus H. C. silvery £ .AJ or 1 jn.au Y ...... 1827. S co

2 angustifolius narrow-leaved £ .AJ or 1 jn.au Y 1827. S co

18594 microphyllus Hook, small-leaved uk iQJ pr \ jn.jl R C. G. H. 1827. S co Bot. mag. 2808

OKDEH IV.

DIADELPH1A DECANDRIA.

301

US Sco. TETRAGONOL.
Winged Pea~* O clt

(Tetras, 4, gonia, angle, lobos, pod.)
1 jl.au D.P Sicily 179l>. S

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trif. 5.
co Bot. mag. 151

)-flowered -*
biflbrus Desr.
quose «*

O

A

or
or

I

i

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

N. Africa 1818.
S. Europe 1683.

S
D

s.l

CO

Desf. at. 210
Jac. au. 4. 361

n-podded

,*

8

or
or

t my.o
jl.au

Y
P

Europe 1683.
Montpel. 1754.

D

S

00

si

Fl. dan.

800

18595 purpureus Moen. purple 1
Lbtus Tetragonolobus L

18596 biflbrus Ser.
Lotus conjugatus P

18597 siliqubsus Roth
.Lotus siliqubsus L.

18598 maritimus Roth

18599 conjugatus Ser.
Lotus conjugatus L.

2070. C ARMICHAE'L/J R. Br. CARMICHAELIA. (Capt. Dugald Carmichael, F.L.S.)

18600 australis R. Br. southern * i_J or 2 my.jl B N. Roll. 1800. C
Lotus australis Andr.

Leg.Pap.Lbt.Trtf. 1.
s.p Bot. mag. 1364

2071. PSORA^LEA L. PSORALEA. (Psoraleos, scurfy ; appearance of calyx.) Leg.Pap.Lbl.Clit. Bi.— f>2.
1. AxiLLARiFtbiui — Flowers single in the axils of the leaves, pedicellate or sessile.

18601 odoratissima Jac.

most fragrant

«i_Jor

6

my.jl

Pa.B

C. G.

H.

1795.

C

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 229

18602 arbbrea B. M.

tree

ft | | or

6

my

Pa.P

C. G.

H.

1814.

C

pi

Bot. mag. 2090

18603 pinnata L.

wing-leaved

ill | or

6

my.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1690.

c

p.l

Bot. rep. 474

18604 verrucbsa W.

warted

ili_J or

3

my.au

B

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 226 1.

18605 intermedia Bes.

intermediate

* l |or

my.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

Jac-sc.2.ic.226.2

18606 axillaris L.

axillary-.// wd

il i l or

8

B

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

s.p

linearis Thun.

18607 tenuifblia L.

fine-leaved

it i )or

2

mr.jl

W.B

C. G.

H.

1793.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 225

18608 multicaulis Jac.

many-stalked

H lAJor

3

au.o

W.B

C. G.

H.

1793.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 230

18609 aphylla L.

leafless

il | | or

2

jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1790.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1727

18610 /athyrifbiia Balb.

Lathyrus-lvd

ttl_|or

3

jn.au

B

....

..

1816.

c

p.l

Bal. st. ic.

18611decumbens//. K.

trailing

JU.| |or

1

ap.my

W.B

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 282

18612 repens L.

creeping

JWiAJor

H

jl.au

B

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

s.l

18613 hirta L.

hairy

ill |or

3

my.au

W.B

C. G.

H.

1713.

c

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 228

18614 aculeata L.

prickly

* i (or

4

jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 2158

II. CAPITA'VJE. — Flowers axillary, subsessile, and at the top of branches capitate or spicate.

18615 bracteata L.

bracted

it i |or

4

jn.jl

P

C. G.

H.

1731.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 446

18616 involucrata Thun.

involucred

il 1 | or

2

jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1818.

c

p.l

18617 spicata L.

long-spiked

*i_Jor

4

jl.au

B

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Bot. rep. 411

18618 Stachydis L.

Stucnys-leaved

* 1 |or

S

ap.my

Br

C. G.

H.

1793.

c

S.I

18619 striata Thun.

striated

*L_|or

3

my.jn

B

C. G.

H.

1816.

c

p.l

18620 argentea Thun.

silvery

il 1 | or

3

my.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1816.

c

p.l

18621 tomentbsa Thun.

woolly

il l |or

3

jn.jl

B

C. G.

H.

1820.

c

p.l

18622 capitata L.

headed

il l | or

2

jl.au

P

C. G.

H.

1793.

c

p.l

18623 corylifblia L.

III. SPICANT*:. — Peduncles axillary, at top spicately capitate.
Hazel-leaved £ Oj or 2 jn.jl V India 1739.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 665

18624 arenaria Nut.

sand

j^ Al or

1

jn.au

P

Misso

uri

1823.

S

s.p

18625 palaestlna Gou.

Palestine

H iAI or

ap.s

V

Levar

it

1771.

S

p.l

Jac. vin. 2. 184

18626 bituminbsa L.

bituminous

il 1 |or

4

ap.s

Pa.B

S. Eui

rope

1570.

c

p.l

Lam. il. 614. 1

18627 sericea Pair.

silky

*l_Jor

3

au.o

V

C. G.

H. 1815.

c

p.l

Bot. reg. 223

peclunculata Ker

IV. POIKADE'VMI*:. — Peduncles axillary, at top loosely spicate or racemose.

18628 esculenta Ph. esculent Bread-root & A clt 1 jn.jl B Missouri 1811. R p.l Ph. am. 22

18629 cuspidataPA. cuspidate large-rooted & A or 1 jn.jl P Louisiana 1811. R p.l

18630 incana Nut.

18631 Lupinella MX.

18632 wzelilotoldes MX.

A °r
A or

hoary

Small Lupine

Melilot-like

18633 Onobrychis Nut. Sainttbin-tfA<?

18634 glandulbsa L. glandulous Mexic. tea m \ | or

18635 pubescens Balb. pubescent il [ I or

18636 canescens MX. canescent il I or

18637 divaricata H. &• B. divaricate « CD or

.AJ or 2 jl.au B

2 jn.jl

3 au

Missouri 1824. R s.l

P Carolina 1812. R p.l

_ V Carolina 1814. R p.l Bot. mag. 2063

A or 3 au P N. Amer. 1818. R p.l Bot. reg. 453

4 my.au Pa.B Peru 1770. C p.l Bot. mag. 990

2 au Pa.B Lima 1825. C p.l Bot. reg. 968

2 jn.au B Carolina 1821. C s.l

3 au P S. Amer. 1820. C p.l

l_|or f jl.au P Madeira 1640. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 227

18638 dentata Dec. ' " toothed
americana L.

2072. INDIGOTERA L. INDIGO. (Indigo, a blue dyestuff./m?, to bear.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Clit. 48. — 126.
I. SIMPLICIFULI;E. — Leaves simple, sessile, or on very short footstalks.

18639 /inifblia Retz. Flax-leaved -* O or 1 jl.au P E. Indies 1792. S s.l Rox. cor. 2. 195

18640 filitolia Thun. thread-leaved * \ | or 1 jl.o P C. G. H. 1812. C s.l

II. OUGOPHY'LL^E. — Petals elongated ; leaflets one or three, terminal one petioled.

two-leaved

18641 diphylla Fen.

18642 Lechenauliw Dec. Lechenault's

18643 trifoliata L.

18644 glandulosa W.

18645 denudata Jac.

18646 amo2Nna H. K.

18647 microphylla Lam. small-leaved

18648 rigida W. en. rigid

18649 virgata Dec. twiggy

uQJpr
iQI or

trifoliate £ Ol or

glandulous O or

stripped tt i | or

sing purple-flwd tt- 1 | or

Jjl.au P Africa 1816. S s.p Yen. ch.30

1 jl.au P E. Indies 1820. S s.p

| jl.au P E. Indies 1816. S s.p

1 jl.au P E. Indies 1820. S s.p

H my.jl P C. G. H. 1790. C s.p Bot. cab. 500

I mr.ap P C. G. H. 1774. C s.p Bot. reg. 300

i year P C. G. H. 1812. C s.p

or 2 jl.au R E. Indies 1816. C s.p

or l|jl.au P E. Indies 1820 C s.p

III. MuLTi'jUGdE. —Leaves impari-pinnate, two or many paired.
. — Petioles elongated ; stems shrubby.

18650 argentea L. silver-leaved «t 1 1 clt

2

jl.au

P

E.Indies 1776.

C

s.p

Her. st. 79

18651 tinctbria L. East Indian dyer's il l~~l clt

r>

jl.au

Pk

E. Indies 1731.

C

s.p

R. mal. 1.54

caerulea Rox.

18652 A^nil L. Anil West Indian il CD clt

3

jl.au

P

W. Indies 1731.

c

s.p

SI. jam. 176. 3

18653 Guatimala Lunan Guatimala il CD clt

3

jl.au

P

W. Indies 1800.

S

s.p

tinctbria /3 brachycarpa Dec.

18654 leptostachya Dec. slender-spiked il CD or

3

jn.jl

P

Kindles 1818.

c

s.p

18655 atropurpftrea Ham. dark-purple il i. .1 or
18656 juncea Her. am. Rush-like tt. i | un

3

jl.au

P

Nepal 1816.
C. G. H. 1825.

c
c

S.p

s.p

Bot. reg. 104

filifblia Ker, aphylla Lk. Lebeckm contamina

ta"

H. "K.

18657 nuda G. Don naked n. CD or

1

jn.jl

P

C. G. H. 1820.

c

s.p

Bot. mag. 2214

Lebeckia nhda B. M.

18658 angulata B. R. angled il i_J or

1

jn.jl

R

N. Holl. 1825.

c

S.p

Bot. reg. 991

302

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

18659 australis W.

southern

*

1 | or

4 mr.jn

Pk

N. S. W.

1790.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 149

sylvatica Sieb.

2 gracilis

slender

*

1 | or

5 mr.jl

Pk

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.p

Bot,reg. 386

I86SO frutescens L.

frutescent

*

l | or

3 jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1822.

C

s.p

18661 divaricata Jac.

divaricate

&

l | or

3 jl.au

R

...

c

S.p

Jac. sc. 3. 365

ii. HERBAGE.*:. — Petioles elongated ; ste

ms herbaceous.

18662 lateritia W.

brick -colored

-*

ED or

1 ...

P

E. Indies

1759.

c

s.p

Jac. ic. 359

hirsuta Jac.
1866,3 viscosa Lam.

clammy

rm or

1 jn.jl

P

R Indies

1806.

s

s.p

Sc. han. 2. 12

18664 hirsuta L.

hairy

ED or

| jl.au

D.P

Guinea

1823.

s

S.p

Lam. il. 626. 3

18665 endecaphylla Jac.

eleven-leaved

-*

EBel

1 jl.au

S

Guinea

1823.

s

CO

Bot. reg. 789

IV. BKACHY'PODJE. — Leaves impari-pinnate ; leaflets approximate
18666 fragrans Retx. fragrant ML CD or 1 jl P E. Indies
18667 glabra L. smooth -* O or 1 jl.au P E. Indies

1816. '
1820.

tales short.
C s.p
S s.p Pluk. al. 166. 1

18668 enneaphylla L.
18669 cytisoldes Thun.
18670 stricta Thun.
18671 angustifblia L.
18672 totoldes Lam.

nine-leaved
Cytisus-like
strict
narrow-leaved
Lotus-like

m

EH or
l | or
Hor
or
l j or

4 jl.au
3 jl.au
3 jl.au
2 jn.o
3 jl.au

P
R
P
P
R

E. Indies
C. G. H
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1776.
1774.
1812.
1774.
1800.

S
C
C

c

c

s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p
s.p

Bur. in. 55. 1
Bot. mag. 742
Jac. sc. 2. 236
Bot. mag. 465
Com. h. 2. 84?

V. DIGITAL.

— Leaflets three or. five from the same base.

18673 aspalathoides Vahl
18674 filiformis Thun.

Aspalathus-lk
filiform

it | | or
»L_)or

2 jn.jl
2 jl.au

P
P

Ceylon
C. G. H.

1817.
1822.

c
c

s.p
s.p

Pluk. al. 201. 2

18675 coriacea H. K.

leathery-leaved

*

1 | or

3 jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1774.

c

s.p

18676 sarmentbsa L.

twiggy

^

tAJor

* jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1786.

D

s.p

18677 spinosa Forsk.
18678 eandicans H. K.

spiny
•white-leaved

•

_|or
_Jor

1 my.jl
If my.s

P

R

Arabia
C. G. H.

1820.
1774.

C

c

s.p

S.p

Bot. mag. 198

18679 psoraMdes L.

Psoralea-like

4t

Ljor

2 jl.s

R

C. G. R

1758.

s

s.p

Bot. mag. 476

18680 stipularis Lk.

farge-stipuled

ft

1 | un

1J ...

R

C. G. H.

1824.

c

s.p

18681 mcana Thun.

hoary

ft

1 | or

2 my.jl

P

C. G. H.

1812.

c

s.p

18682 trita L.

worn

£

OB or

1 jn.jl

Pk

E. Indies

1802.

S

s.p

18683 Aedysario'ides Lam.
18684 procumbens L.
18685 arbbrea Rox.

Hedysarum-lk
procumbent
tree

i

m

OD or
iAI or
Bor

1 jn.au
* my.il
6 jn.jl

P
Bd
R

Africa
C. G. H.
E. Indies

1822.
1818.
1820.

S

c
c

s.p

R. mal. 9. 36

18686 pulch(511a Rox.

neat

ft

or

1 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1823.

c

•J

2073. CLITCTRIA L. CLITORU. (Kleio, to include; fructification in corol.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Clit. 12. — 19.

I. TERN A^TEA. — Calyx fabulous ; vexUlum spurless ; leaves impari-pinnate, two or three paired
18687 heterophylla Lam. various-leaved £. E] or 1 jl.au B E.Indies 1812. S s.p Bot. mag. 2111

18688 Ternatea' L. Ternatea fc. E3 or 4 jl.au B E.Indies 1739. S s.p Bot. mag. 1542

II. EtTCUTbRiA. — Cafffx tubulous ; vexillum spurless ; leaflets three.

18689 mariana L. Maryland J| _AJ or 3 au B N. Amer. 1759. S) s.p

18690 mexicana Lk. Mexican $ uAJ or 3 s.n P Mexico 1823. S co

18691 formosa Hum. beautiful L'CS or 3 jl.au Pk Orinoco 1823. C s.l

III. CENTROSE\MA. — Calyx campanulate, divided beyond the middle into five parts ; vexittum spurred at back ;

bracteoles longitudinally striated ; leaflets three.

Virginian * JA] or 6 jl.au B America 1732. C s.p Bot. reg. 1047

Brazilian 3c [Q] or 4 jl.au P Brazil 1759. S s.p Brey. c. 1

arborescent * 23 or 8 au.s Pk Trinidad 1804. C s.p

Plumier's fe_ E3 or 6 s.n W.R W. Indies ... C s.p Bot. reg. 268

IV. DU^BI^E. — Doubtful to which section they belong.

scarlet $_ d) or 4 jl.au S Brazil 1820. C s.l

slender $_ EJ or 2 jn.au B S. Amer. 1824. C s.l

wanton fc_ | (or 4 jl.au ... Madagasc.1826. C s.l

18692 virginiana L.

18693 brasiliana L.

18694 arborescens H. K.

18695 Plumieri Turp.

18696 coccinea Schr.

18697 gracilis Fis.

18698 lascivia Boj.

2074. NEUROCA'RPUM Desv. NEUROCARPUM. (Neuron, nerve, karpos, fruit.) Leg Pap.Lot.CUt. 2. — 7.
18699 simplicifblium Kth. simple-leaved tt, Q or 2 ... W Trinidad 1824. C p.l Kth. mini. 59

18700 guianense Desv. ' Guiana tt. I I or

Crotalaria guian^nsis Aub. longifblia Lam.

Guiana 1826. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 305

— 6.

2075. COLOGA^NJ^ Kth. COLOGANIA. (The family of Cologan, in Teneriffe.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Clit. 2. — i

18701 angustifblia Kth. narrow-leaved $_ (23 or 3 ... V Mexico 1827. C p.l Kth. mim. 58

18702 BroussonH« Dec. Broussonet's S G2 or 3 ... V 1827. C p.l

^»i:x^_:_ r> ix"T>_it_

Legum. Pap. Lot. Clit. 4. — 17.
R Jamaica 1794. C l.p Bot. reg. 269

... Bourbon 1824. C s.l
P N. Amer. 1827. D s.l Di. el. 143. 170

P N. Amer. . . D s.l

Clitoria Broussont'tw Balb.

2076. GALA'CTIA Br. GALACTIA. (Gala, milk ; plants milky.)

18703 pendula Pers. pendulous J. CD pr 6 jl.au

18704 sericea Pers. silky fc_ Q or 6 jl.au

18705 mollis MX. soft _£ A or 3 jl.au
.Hedysarum volhbile L.

18706 glab£lla MX. smoothish _$ A or 3 jl.au
£'rvum volubile Walt.

2077. VILMORI'N/^ Dec. VILMORINIA. (M. Vilmorin, memb. of Agricul. Soc., Paris.) Leg.Pap.Lot.Clit. I.

18707 multifl&ra Dec. many-flowered * Q or 6 ... P W. Indies 1820. C s.p
Clitoria multiflora SUKS.

2078. BARBIE^R/^ Dec. BARBIERIA. (J. S. G. Barbier, M. D., a French botanist.) Leg.Pap.Lot.Clit. 1.

18708 polyphylla Dec. many-leaved * O or P S. Amer. 1818. C s.p Dec. leg. 5. 39

Clitbria polyphylla Pair. Galactia pinnata Pers.

2079. DUMA^S/^ Dec. DUMASIA. (M. Dumas, one of edit, of Annals of Nat. His.) Leg.Pap.Lot.Clit. 2.

18709 villbsa Dec. villous t lAJ or 6 au.d Pa.Y Nepal 1824. C s.l Dec. leg. 44

18710 pubescens Dec. pubescent $_ iAI or 6 au.d Y Nepal 1824. C s.l Bot. reg. 962

2080. GLY'CINEi.
18711 Aedysarioldes W.
18712 clandestlna Wnl.

GLYCINE. (Gly,
Hedysarum-lk
clandestine

leys, sweet ;
tt. Dor
tO or

Ivs and roots of one species.) Leg.Pap.Lot. Clit. 9. — 22.
U jn.jl P Guinea 1823. C p.l
2 jl.au Pa.Y N. Holl. 1824. C D.I

18713 d^bilis H. K.

weak

OJun

H

jn.jl

Cop

E.

Indies

1778.

S

p.l

18714 minima W. en.

smallest

J_ lAlor

2

jl.au

P

N.

Holl.

1818.

C

p.l

18715 striata W.

striated

fc_ C/V1 or

4

jl.au

Y.H

S.

Amer.

1818.

c

p.]

Jac. vin. 76

18716 parviflbra Lam.

small-flowered

t_ Olun

3

jl

Pa

E.

Indies

1812.

s

p.l

18717 heterophylla Thun.

various-leaved

$_ lAlor

2

jLau

Y

C.

G. H.

1816.

c

p.l

18718 secfinda Thun.
18719 mollis Hook.

side-flowering
soft

CliAlor
t_ fAlor

2
3

i'l.au
I. an

Y
Y

C.
W

G. H. 1825.
. Indies 1824.

c
c

p-1

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 201

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

303

2061. CHj£T(yCALYX Dec. CHJETOCALYX. (Chaite, bristle, kalyx, cal. ; teeth.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.CM. 1. — 2.
18720 vincentlna Dec. St. Vincent's £_ CD or 6 my.au Y St. Vine. 1823. C p.l Bot. reg.799

Glycine vincentlna B. R.

2082. GLYCYRRHrZA Ton. LIQUORICE.

18721 glabra L. common smooth^ A
Liquiritia officinalis Moen.

18722 echinata L. prickly-headed

18723 glandulifera W. $ K. glanduliferous

18724 lepidota Ph. scaled silky-lvd

18725 fce'tida Desf. fetid

18726 asperrima L. roughest
aspera Pall, hispida Pall.

18727 uralensis Fis. Ural

18728 hirsuta L. hairy

(Glykys, sweet, rhiza, root.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Gal. 8. —9.

clt 3 jn.s Pa.B S. Europe 1562. R r.m Lam. il. 625. 2

Italy 1596. R s.p Bot. mag. 2154

Hungary 1805. R l.p W.&K. 1. 21

Missouri 1811. R s.l Bot. mag. 2150

Pa.Y N. Africa 1817. R s.p Desf. at. 2. 199

L.B Siberia 1795. R s.p Pal. it. ap. M. 3

3 jl.au
3 jl.au

Pa.B Siberia
Pa Levant

1818.
1739.

R s.p
R s.p

2083. TEPHRCTSIA Pers. TEPHROSIA. (Tephros, ash-colored; foliage.) Leg. Pap. Lot. Gal. 28.— 79.

I. MUNDUXLEA. — Leaves pinnule, with an odd one i racemes axillary, erect, often panicled ; calyxes truncate or

with five short teeth ; stamens monadelphous ; styles smooth, No. 18731. bearded.

18729 suberbsa Dec. Cork-parted * CD or 4 jn.au R E. Indies 1818. C p.l
Robinia suberbsa Rox.

18730 fruticosa Dec. shrubby il CD or 6 jl.au R R Indies 1816. C p.l

18731 sericea Dec. silky «- 1 | or 1 jl.au R C. G. H. 1800. C s.l

18732 Candida Dec. white-team* * CD or 4 ... Pa.R E. Indies 1816. C p.l
Robim'a Candida Rox.

II. BRISSONIA. — Leaves pinnate, with an odd one ; lobes of calyx acuminate, at base broadish ; stamens
monadelphous ; styles laterally bearded ; legumes more or less velvety or hispid ; flowers subfasciculale, dis-
posed in terminal panicled racemes ; peduncles axillary.

18733 toxicaria Pers. fish-poison * CH clt 3 ... P.R S. Amer. 1791. C p.l PI. ic. 135

18734 virginiana Pers. Virginian ^ A or 4 jn.au Pk N. Amer. 1765. C s.p Pluk. al. 23. 2
Galega virginica L.

III. CRACcoroEs, — Leaves pinnate, with an odd one; lobes of calyx acuminate, at base broadish; stamens
diadelphous ; styles bearded.

18735 ochroleuca Pers. pale-yellow tt. CD or 3 ... Pa. Y W. Indies 1799. C l.p Jac. ic. 1. 150
Galega ochrolefrca Jac.

IV. REINE^RIA. — Leaves pinnate, with an odd one; teeth of calyx linear, subulate; stamens sometimes
submonadelphous, sometimes diadelphous.

18736 caribse'a Dec. West Indian
Gal^ga caribse^a Jac.

18737 grand ifl6ra Pers. great- flowered
Galega grandiflbra Vahl

18738 vill5sa Pers. villous

18739 purpurea Pers. purple
187+0 mucronata Dec. mucronate

Galfega mucronata Th.

18741 lance'a?fblia Lk. lance-leaved

18742 piscatbria Pers. fisher's
Galega piscatbria H. K.

18743 capensis Pers. Cape

18744 hypargyrea Dec. subsilvery
Gal&ga heterophylla Fis.

18745 littoralis Pers. shore

18746 stricta Pers. strict-podded

18747 linearis Pers. linear-leaved

18748 pallens Pers. pale-flowered
Galega pallens H. K.

18749 apollinea Dec. Apollinis

18750 biflbra Dec. two-flowered
Galega biflora Poir.

CD or
*l_|or

tt I I or
j£ fAI or

3 jn.jl R.w 'W. Indies 1786. C l.p Jac. am. 125
C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot.reg.769

4 my.s Pk

2 jn.jl
2 jl.au
2 jn.jl

jl.au Pa.Y

£ O) or 2 jn.jl P India

E. Indies 1779.
E. Indies 1768.
C. G. H. 1823.

1820.
1778.

C p.l Pluk. al. 59. 6

C l.p Bur. zey. 32

C l.p

C co

C l.p

tt. | _ |or
<l| — lor

«L_J
a. [ |
»i_j

*CD
*CD

1 jl.au

2 jn.jl

1 jl.au
or 3 my.jn
or 1 jl.au

3 jn.au

2 jl.au
2 jl.au

P
P

P

Pk

R

Pk

B
P

C. G. H. 1825. C s.p.Uac.ic.574
R Indies 1816. C p.l

W Indies 1824. C s.l Jac. am. 124

C. G. H.
Guinea
C. G. H.

Egypt

1774.
1823.
1787.

1816.
1816.

p.l Scop. d. 1.3
S s.p.l
C p.l

C s.l Del. £eg.53.5
C s.l

V.

18751 capitulata Lk.

18752 longifolia Jac.

18753 colonMa L. Tr.

18754 pentaphylla Rox.

18755 Heyniana Rox.

18756 chinensis Lindl.

— Doubtful to which of the sections they belong ; leaves pinnate, with an odd one

y !-a.u

r ; leaves pimuiie, ivun an uuu «/«tr.

R Owhyhee 1823. C co Jac. ic. 3. 572

R S. Amer. 1820. C s.l

P E. Indies 1818. C s.l

P E. Indies 1818. C s.l

P E. Indies 1822. C s.l

P China 1826. C s.l

2084. NISSO^L/^ Jac. NISSOLIA. ( William Nissolle, a French botanist.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 7. — 17.
I. NISSOLIA^RIA. — Teeth of calyx 5, acute ; stamens monadelphous.

18757 fruticosa Jac. shrubby ft. CD or 15 jln Y S. Amer. 1766. S p.l Jac. vin. 2. 167

18758 racem6sa Dec. racemose ft. CZ1 or 15 jn.au W W. Indies 1800. C s.l

18759 glabrata Lk.

II. GOME^ZIUM. — Lobes of calyx 5, roundish ; stamens diadelphous.
polished H CD or '12 ... W 1823. C s.l

III. MACH^RIUM. — Calyx at base bibracteolate ; lobes 5, roundish ; stamens diadelphous.

18760 microptera Poir. small-winged * CD or 10 jn.au W Teneriffe 1820. C s.l

18761 robmitEfblia Dec. Robinia-leaved il CD or 6 St. Vine. 1824. C s.l

18762 aculeata Lam.

18763 retusa W. en.

2085. LONCHOCA'RPUS H.&B. LONCHOCARPUS. (Logche, lance, karpos, fir.

18764 macrophyllus H.fyB. large-leaved

18765 doming£nsis Dec. St. Domingo
Dalberg/a domingensis Pers.

18766 violaceus H. $ B. violaceous
Robinia violacea Jac.

18767 sericeus H.tyB. silky
Robinz'rt sericea Poir.

' to which of the sections they belong.

|or 12 Rio Jan. 1824. C s.l Lam. il. 600. 2

| or 6 S. Amer. 1819. C s.l

^,~u,,r"°, "•/ Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 9. — 19.
S. Amer. 1818. C s.l
St. Dom. 1820. C s.l

f CD or 20
1 CD or 20

ICDor
ICDor

20 ... V
12 , P

Carthage. 1759. C s.l
W. Indies 1826.

Jac. am. 177. 46

C s.l

18768 pyxidarius Dec. box, Palo de Caja t I 1

18769 latifMiusH.3-5. broad-leaved f CD

^merimnum latifblium W. Pterocarpus latifolius Poir.

Cuba ' 1820.
W. Indies 1808.

C 8.1

C s.l

304

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

18770 rbseus Dec. rose colored f I I or 16
Robin/a hispida /3 rusea MO.

18771 sepium Dec. hedge 1 CH or 20
Robin/a sfepium Jac.

18772 pubescens Dec. pubescent i LJ or 16
yimerimnum pubescens W.

R S. Amer 1700. C s.l

P W. Indies 1821. C s.l Jac. am. 0. 101

P S. Amer. 1824. C s.i

2086. ROBI'N/^ L. ROBINIA. (Jean Robin, a French botanist.) Legum Pap. Lot. Gal. 14. — 25
18773 Pseudacacia L. com. Bastard Acacia^ tm 40 my.jn W N. Amer. 1640. S s.l Schn . ar. 1. 25

2 inermis W. unarmed large-lvd*

tm

40

my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

S

s.l

3 crispa Dec. curled =

or

40

my.jl

W

N. Amer. ? ...

S

s.l

4 umbraculifera Dec. umbrella-bg *

f or

40

my.jn

W

N. Amer. ? ...

S

s.l

Robima inermis Dum

5 tortut>sa Dec. twisted *

* or

40

my.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

S

s.l

18774 dubia Fauc. doubtful \

or

30

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer. ...

S

s.l

hybrida Aud. ambigua Pair, echinat

&Mil.

18775 monstrusa Hort. monstrous a

f or

30

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer. ...

S

CO

18776 pr6cera Lo. C. tall

! or

oO

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer. ...

S

CO

18777 sophor&mia Hort. Sophora-leaved }

I or

,'30

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer. ...

S

CO

18778 stricta Lk. strict

or

30

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer.? ...

3

CO

18779 amorphaefolia Lk. Amorpha-lvd 3

; or

30

my.jn

W.R

N. Amer. ? ...

S

CO

18780 viscosa Ven. clammy

<• tm

SO

jn.au

W.R

N. Amer. 1797.

G

s.l Bot. mag. 5fi

18781 pendula Or. pendulous *

£ or

30

jn.au

Pk

N. Amer. ...

G

S.1

18782 hispida L hispid Rose-Acaciai

i or

10

my.s

Pk

Carolina 1743.

G

s.l Bot. mag. 31

2 rosea upright rose 3

fe or

10

my.s

R

N. Amer. ? ...

G

S.1

18783 purpurea Lk. purple j
18784 macrophy'lla Schr. long-leaved *

! Ljor

f or

15
10

jl.au
my.jn

P

R

Peru 1810.
N. Amer. ? ...

G
S

CO

s.l

hispida y macroph^lla Dec.

18785 davurica Lo. C. Dahurian *

£ or

30

my.jn

Davuria 1820.

S

s.l

18786 guineensis W. en. Guinea *

tl lor

6

w"

S.Leone 1822.

C

p.l

2087. SESBA^NIA Pers. SESBANIA. (Sesban, Arabic name.)
18787 ffigyptiaca Pers. Egyptian » Q or 4 jl.au Y
.5?schyn6mene Stsban L.

Legum. Pap. Lot. Gal. 12. — 18.
Egypt 1680. S co Alp. acg. 81. 82

18788 occidentalis Pers. western I

1 1 1 or

4

jl.au

Y

W. Indies 1816.

S

Lp P.ed.B. 125. 1

18789 aculeata Pers. prickly
18790 cannabina Pers. Hemp

rm or
rm or

4

4

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

E. Indies 1690.
E. Indies 1800.

S

S

co Jac. ic. 3. 564

CO

18791 affinis Schr. kindred

O or

3

jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1800.

S

p.l

JEschyn6mene cannabina Hort.

18792 punctata Dec. red-spotted

tm or

3

jl.au

Y

Guinea 1825.

S

p.l

18793 picta Pers. painted ^

Olor

6

jl.au

Y

W. Indies 1823.

S

co Bot. reg. 873

18794 macrocarpa MM. long-podded

RTi or

3

jl.au

Y

Louisiana 1820.

S

P.l

18795 paludosa Jac. marsh

RTI or

3

jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1816.

S

p.l

18796 gracilis Schr. slender

O or

3

jl.au

Y

1820.

S

P.1

18797 sericea Dec. silky

rni or

3

jl.au

Y

E.Indies? 1818.

S

p.l

18798 uliginosa Rox. bog

ITTl or

2

jl.au

Y

E.Indies 1818.

S

p.l

2088. AGA^Tl Rh. AGATI.

18799 coccinea Desv. scarlet
Sesbania coccinea Pair.

18800 grandiflora Desv. great-flowered
Sesbania grandifl&ra Pair.

(Agaty, its name in the Sanscrit language.) Legum. Pap. Lot. Gal.
fCD or 26 jl.au R E. Indies 1768. C p.l Ru. am. 1.77

| or 20 jl.au R.W.Y E. Indies 1820. C p.l R.mal. 1.51

2089. GLOTTI'DIUM Desv. GLOTTID. (Glottis, superior opening of larynx : legume.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 1.

18801 floridanum Desv. Florida O or 2 jl.au Y Florida 1816. S s.p Jac. ic. 148
Phaca floridana W. Sesbania disp£rma Ph. vesicaria Spr. platycarpa Pers. JEschynomene platycarpa MX.

2090. DAUBENTCTN/,4 Dec. DAUBENTONIA. (M. Daubenton, celebrated naturalist.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 2.

18802 punicea Dec. red a CH or 3 jl.au Ve NewSpain 1820. S s.p Cav. ic.4. 316
yEschynomene miniata Or.

18803 longifolia Dec. long-leaved it O or 3 jn.au Y NewSpain 1820. S s.p Cav. ic.4. 315
JSschynomene longifolia Cav. Piscidia longifolia W.

PEA TREE. (Carachana.
*£ or 15 ap.my Y

3fc or 10 ap.my Y
& or 1 jn.jl Y

. Y
3 ap.jn Y

2091. CARAGA^NA Lam. SIBERIAN

18804 arborescens Lam. arborescent
Rpbim'a Caragana L.

2 inermis unarmed

18805 arenaria Dow. sand

18806 Altagana Poir. Altagana
Robima Altagana Pall.

18807 microphjrlla Dec. small-leaved
Robin/a Altagana var. Pall.

18808 Chamlagu Lam. Chamlagu

18809 frutescens Dec. frutescent
Robima frutescens L.

18810 Redowskz Fis. Redowski's

18811 mollis Bes. soft
Robima mollis Bieb. toment6sa Fis.

18812 grandiflora Dec. large-flowered

18813 pygmae^a Dec. pygmy

18814 spinbsa Dec. thorny

18815 *ragacanthdidesP<w'r. Goat's thorn-l
18816jubataPo»>. maned

18817 macrocantha Lo. C. large-thorned

18818 ferox Lo. C. fierce

2092. 'HALIMODE'NDRON Fis. SALT TREE. (Halimor, mari
18819 argenteum Fis. silvery <3fc or 6 my.jn P

Robinm Halod£ndron L. Caragana argentea Lam.

2 subvirescens Dec. subvirescent 3fe or 6 my.jn P
Robinwr triflbra Herit.

3 brachysema Dec. short-standard 3fe or 6 my.jn P

name in Tartary.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 15.
Siberia 1752. S co Schm.ar. 1. 33

Siberia
Siberia
Siberia

1820. S s.l

1802. Sk s.l Bot. mag. 1

1789. G s.l Her. st. 76

or 3 ap.jn Y Russia 1819. S s.l Pal. ros. 42. 1, 2

or

4

my.jn

Y

China

1773.

G

CO

Her. st. 77

or

2

ap.my

Y

Siberia

1752.

L

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 227

or

3

my.jl

Y

Siberia

1827.

S

CO

Dec. leg. 11. 45

or

2

ap.my

Y

Tauria

1818.

S

S.1

or

f in.il

Y

Iberia

1823.

G

s.l

or

1

ap.my

Y

Siberia

1751.

Sk

s.p

Schm. ar. 1. 37

or

ap.my

Y

Siberia

1775.

L

s.p

Bot. reg. 1021

or

4

ap.my

Y

Siberia

1816.

G

s.l

Pal. p. 10. 7

or

If

Y

Siberia

1796.

G

s.l

Bot. cab. 522

or

2

my.jn

Y

Siberia?

L

s.l

or

2

my.jn

Y

Siberia ?

...

L

s.l

itime, dendron, tree.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 1.
Siberia 1779. R s.l Bot. mag. 1016

Siberia
Siberia

... R s.l
... R s.l

ORDER IV.

DIADELPIIIA DECANDRIA.

305

2093. DIPHY^SA Jac. DIPHYSA. (Dis, 2, pfn/sa, bladder; inflated append, to pods.) teg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 1

18820 earth agenesis Jac. Carthagena * Q or 10 ... Y Carthag. 1827. C s.l Jac. am. 180. 51

2094. CALO'PHACA Fis. CALOPHACA. (Kalos, beautiful, phake, lentil.) Leeum. Pap. Lot. Gal. 1

18821 wolgarica Pis. VVolga & or 2 my.jn Y Siberia 1786. S s.l Pal. ros. 1. 47 '
Cytisus nigricans Pall, pinnatus Pall, wolgaricus L.

2095. COLLPTEA L.

18822 arbortiscens L.
188 .'3 media W. en.

18824 nepalensis B. M.

18825 crue"nta //. K.

18826 haleppica Dec.
PtoSckw H. K.

BLADDER SENNA. (Koluo, to amputate ; sup. to die after.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. 5 __ 7.

com. arborescent &

intermediate 3fe
Nepal 3fe

bloody &

Aleppo &

or 10 jn.au

or 10 jn.au

or 5 au.s

or 4 jn.jl

or 6 my.o

France 1568

Nepal

Levant

Levant

1822.
1710.
1/52.

S co

S co

S co

L co

S co

Bot. mag. 81
Den. br. 140
Bot. mag. 2622
Schm.ar. 119
Schm. ar. 120

2096. SPH^EROSPHY^SA Dec. SPH.ER. (Sphaira, sphere, physa, bladder ; pods.) Leg.
821 caspica Dec. Caspian ^ A or 1^ jl.au 11 Siberia 1818. D

Colutea caspica Bicb. Phaca salsula Sleb.

,Pap.Lbt.Gal. 1.—2.
s.l Pal. it. 4. 9. 1. 82

2097. SWAT NSCTN/,4 Sal. SWAINSONIA. (Isaac Swainson, bot. gard. Twickenham.) Leg. Pap. Lot Gal 3.

18828 galegifolia R. Br. Galega-leaved * i_J or 2 jl.au R N. S. W. 1800. S s.p Bot. mag. 792
2 albiflora R. Br. white-flowered ** i ) or 2 jl.au W N. S. W. 1826. S s.p Bot.reg994

18829 coronillifolia Sal. Coronilla-lvd 4t t | or 2 jl.au P N. S. W. 1802. S s.p Bot mag. 1725

18830 lesserti&fblia Dec. Lessertia-lvd a , | or 2 jl.au P N. Holl. 1824. S s.p

rtstragalifolia Hart.

2098. LESSE'RT/J Dec. LES

18831 annua Dec.

18832 diffusa R. Br.

18833 perennans Dec.

18834 pulchra B. M.

18835 falciformis Dec.

18836 brachystachya 1

18837 annularis Sure.

18838 fruticosa B. R.

2099. SUTHERLA'ND/^ H. K. SUTHERLANDIA. (J. Sutherland, author of bot. cat.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Gal. I.

18839 frutescens H. K. frutescent * _J or 3 jn.jl S C. G. H. 1683. S s.1 Bot. mag. 181
Colhtea frutescens L.

L;. UWBVMV1I4U

annual

\&lCfJltCli, jL/t

iQI or

c&str L, c

jn.jl

frci

R

uii uui. ua.li

C. G. H.

int.] ±
1731.

T

/-«/J
s.l

.J^OC.Lrai. 8,— 18.

Hook. ex. fl. 84

dift'use

~± iQI or

jl.au

R

C. G. H.

1792.

S

s.l

Jac. ic. 3. 576

lasting

jg tAI or

au

R

C. G. H.

1753.

S

s.l

Jac. vin. 3. 3

pretty
sickle-formed

tt-l_Jl>r
tt, | | or

£my
jl.au

R
P

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1817.
1826.

S

S

CO

s.l

Bot. mag. 2064
Dec. leg. 6. 46

short-spiked

tt. t |or

jl.au

P

C. G. H.

182ft

S

s.l

annular

tt. t | or

jlau

P

C. G. H.

1816.

S

s.l

shrubby

tt. i | or

jl.au

P

C. G. H.

1826.

S

s.l

Bot. reg. 970

2100. PHAVCA L. BASTARD VETCH. (Phago, to eat. Adopted from Diosc.) Lee.Pap.Lbt.Astrag.lQ. — l

4 jl W Spain 1640. k s.l M. h 2. 8. 1

1 jl Pa.Y Austria 1795. R s.l Jac. au. 166

2 jl Pa.Y Austria 1759. R s.l Jac. ic. 1. 151
1 jl W S. France 1818. R s.l

1 jl PaY Siberia 1820. R s.l

18840 bae'tica L. Baltic ^ A pr

18341 ftSgkla L. frigid ^ A pr

18842 alplna Jac. alpine ^ A pr

18843 glabra Clar. smooth _* A or

18844 membranacea Fis. membranaceous^ A or
alp'ina ,3 dahurica Fis.

1884.5 australis L. southern -* A pr

18846 astragalina Dec. Astragalus-Ik ^ A pr

18847 lapponica Wahl. Lapland ^ A or

18848 oroboldes Dec. Orobus-like ^ A or
Astragalus leontinus Wahl. oroboides Horn.

18849 arenaria Pall. sand ^ A pr

my.jn Pa.P S. Europe 1779. R s.l Bot. cab. 490

jn.jl W.B N. Europe 1771. R si Bot. cab. 429

jl P N.Europe 1816. R s.l Fl. dan. 1.51

jl P Norway 1820. R s.l Fl. dan. 8. 1396

jl.au

Siberia

R s.1 Pal. it. 3. cc. 1, 2

\ jl.au P Austria 1581. S s.1 Bot. mag. 483

*;r

Caucasus 1818.
Siberia *1SOO.

Scotland sea ba. S

Pal. as. 42
Eng. bot. 466

2101. OXY'TROPIS Dec. OXYTROPIS. (Qxys, pointed, tropis, keel ; flowers.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Astr. 26. —52.

I. ACAI/LES. — Stems almost none; stipules adhering to the petioles; leaflets conjugate, not verticillate ; flowers

purple or white, from No. 18862. cream-colored.

18850 montana Dec. mountain ^ A pr
Astragalus mont&nus L. Phaca montana Crx.

18851 cyanea Bieb. azureCaucasian^ A or

18852 ural^nsis Dec. Uralian % A pr
2 sericea Dec. silky 5 A or
Astragalus ural£nsis E. B. not L.

18853 s6rdida Pers. mean
Astragalus uralensis L.

18854 ambigua Dec. ambiguous ^ A or I my.jl P

18855 Lambert; Ph. Lambert's ^ A l>r 1 au.s P

18856 grandiflora Dec. large-rerf-flwd ^ A or | jn.jl R
2 leptoptera Dec. narrow-winged ^ A or £ jn.jl B

18857 songarica Dec. Songarian ^ A or £ jn.jl V

18858 longirostra Dec. long-beaked ^ A or | jajl P
Gmellm Fis.

18859 brevirostra Dec.
altaica Pers.

18860 uncata Dec.

& A I>r k my.au Y.p Scotland

S s.1 Eng. bot. 468

Songarian
long-beaked

short-beaked

Siberia

Missouri

Siberia

Siberia

Altai

Siberia

1817.
1811.
1820.
1818.
1824.
1820.

Pal. as. 55
Bot. mag. 2147
Pal. as. 46

Pal. as. 51

Siberia 1802. S co Pal. as. 45

hooked

fine-leaved

field

A or | jl.au
A or ljl.au
A

Clova mountain^ A or £ jl.au

W Aleppo 1768. S
R Siberia 1818. S
P.v Germany 1778. S
Pa.Y Scotland moun. S

Pal. as 66
W. & K. 2. 1.30
Eng. bot. 2522

18861 leptophylla Dec.

18862 campestris Dec.
2 clove"nsis

Astragalus campestris E. B. not L.

18863 foe'tida Dec. fetid
Astragalus Haller/ All.

II. VERTICILLA^RES. — Leaflets all or for the most part subverticillate, or two or three leaflets rising from the

jl.au ' Pa.Y Switzerl. 1819. S s.l Vil. del. 3. 43

18864 microphylla Dec. smM-leaved
1S865 verticillaris Dec. vthorl-leaved

1 8866 prostrata Dec. prostrate
Astragalus dahilricus Pall.

18867 myriophylla Dec. myriad-leaved

18868 oxyphylla Dec. sharp-leaved

^ A or
^Z A or
-* A or

3t A.or

^ A or

Jjl.au
I jl.au

jl.au
i jl.au

Pa.Y Siberia
B.w Siberia
B.w Siberia

P.R.W Siberia
P Siberia

1819.
1819.
1820.

1818.
1816.

Pal. as. 76
Am. rut. 19.
Pal. as. 72

Pal. as. 71
Pal. as. 74

III. CAULESCE'NTES. — Stems elongated ; stipules caullne, not adhering to the petioles; leaflets conjugate, not
verticillate ; flowers cream-colored, from No. 18870. purple.

18869 piU)sa Dec. pilose ^ A pr £ jn.au Pa.Y Siberia 1732. S s.l Bot. cab. 544

18870 Pallhsw Pers. Pallas's ^ A or Jjl.au Pa.Y Siberia 1818. S s.l Pal. as, 81

306

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

18871 dealbkta Dec.

18872 glabra Dec.

18873 defl^xa Dec.

18874 Fischerii Dec.

18875 dichoptera Dec.

whited
smooth
deflexed
Fischer's
doubly winged

Caucasus 1803.

Dahuria 1823.

Siberia 1800.

Altai 1817.

Siberia 1815. S

Pal. as. 23. 2, 3
Dec. as. 8
Jac. ic. 1. 153

Pal. as. 39

* 2102. ^STRA'GALUS L. MILK VETCH. (Aster, star, gala, milk.) Legum.Pap.Lbt.Astrag. 103. — 248.

18876 hypoglottis //. tongue under tongue-*
18877 dasyg!6ttis Fis. thick-tongued „*
18878 purpureus Lam. purple -*
18879 /otoldes Lam. Lotus-like -£
sinicus L.

I
A

a

Ml, (,

or
or
or
or

inu V/JJJUAIU

3 jn-jl
i jn.jl
^ jn.jl

; tf ic

p
p
p

R

MrCWCai

Britain s
Siberia
S. France
China

a. hea.

IS 18.
1820.
1763.

D

D
1)

S

s.l
8.1

s.l
S.l

Eng. bot. 274

Dec. as. 12
Bot. mag. 1350

18880 onobrych\n\desBieb. Saintfoin-like ^
18881 leontinus Jac. lion's tail .*

A

A

or
or

1 jl.au
i my jn

P
B

Iberia
Austria

1819.
1816.

D
1)

s.l

s.l

Dec. as. 16
Bot. cab. 432

18882 Donjaniw Dec. Don's ,*

A

or

P

Nepal

1818.

D

s.l

macrorhizus D. Don

2

18883 bayonensis Loi. Bayonne •&

A

or

1 jl au

P

France

1816.

I)

s.l

18884 tauricus Pall. Taurian ^

A

or

"i jnjl

P

Tauria

1826.

s.l

Pal. as. 38

II. DJSSITIFLORI. — Stipules neither adhering to the petioles, nor joined together; flowers purple, distant;

legimies straight.

Pa.B Austria 1640. D s.l Jac. au. 2. 195
Pa.B Altai 1817. D s.l

L.B Siberia 1785. D co Jac. vin. 3. 40
P N. Amer. 1821. D s.l

P Siberia 1820. D s.l Pal. as. 20

C co Pal. as. 18

3 my.au V Siberia 1806.

Stipules distinct from 'petiole, and not joined together ; flowers purple or white, densely
ilium linear, elongated ; roots perennial ; legumes falcate, from No. 18892. straight.'

18885 austriacus L. Austrian

18886 otopterus Dec. ear-winged

18887 sulcatus L. furrowed
18S88 gracilis Nut. slender

18889 subulatus Bieb. subulate

18890 virgatus Pall. twiggy

III. ONOBRYCHOI'DEI. —
spicate or capitate ; vexill

18891 leptophyllus Desf. fine-leaved

18892 dan hricus.Prttf. Dahurian

18893 linearifolius Pers. linear-leaved
tenuifolius L.

18894 Onobrychis L. Saintfoin

18895 aduncus Bieb. hooked

18896 vimineus Pall. twiggy

18897 fruticosus Pall. shrubby

18898 adsurgens IV. adsurgent
2 prostratus Fis. prostrate

18899 Laxmannz Jac. Laxmann's

18900 caryocarpus B. R. nut-podded
carnosus Nut.

IV. SESA\MEI. — Stipules not adhering to the petioles nor joined together ; flowers purplish, densely spicate or

capitate ; legumes straight ; roots annual.

A

or

1 jn.jl

W

Barbary

18 U.

D

s.l' '

De*f. at. 2. 207

A

or

f jnjl

P

Dahuria

1822.

I)

s.l

Pal. it. 3. app.

A

pr

1 jl.au

P

Siberia

1780.

C

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 73

A

el

H Jnjl

P

Austria

1640.

1)

s.l

Jac. au. 1. 38

A

or

£ jn.jl

P

Caucasus

1819.

1)

s.l

Bieb. cen. 2. 80

A

or
or

Vjn.au
1| jn.jl

P

V

Siberia
Siberia

1816.
1804.

I)
D

s.l
s.l

Pal. as. 21
Pal. as. 19

A
A

or
or

5 jn.jl
* jnjl

p
p

Siberia
Siberia

18'JO.
1818.

D

D

s.l
s.l

Pal. as. 31

A

or

1 jn.au

p

Siberia

1804.

D

s.l

Jac. vin. 3. 37

A

or

1 jn.jl

p

N. Amer.

1811.

D

.s.l

Bot. reg. 176

18901 pentaglottis L.
18902 Glaux L.
18903 oxyg!6ttis Stev.
18904 cruciatus L/C.
18905 stella Gou.
18906 fribuloides Del.
18907 sesameus L.

five-tongued -J O or
Miltwort -* O or
sharp-tongued -* O or
cruciate ^k O or
star-podded -* O or
Tribulus-like ^k Q or
Sesame-like -Jc Q or

Spain
Taurii

1739. S

1596. S

1817. S

1820. S

S. Europe 1658. S
Egypt 1817.

P
P
B
v
p

Pa.B S.'Europe 1616. S

i jn.jl
k jn.jl
I jn.jl
1* jn.jl
i jl.au

I jn jl
1 jn.jl

V. VESICA^RH. — Stipules not adhering to the petioles nor joined together ; fls cream-colored ; calyx bladdery.
18908 vesic^rius L. bladdery calyx -* A or i jl.au W.Y Europe 1737. S s.l \V. & K. 1. 40

albidus W. 8s K.

VI. ANNULA^RES. — Stipules neither adhering to the petioles nor together ; flowers purple or white ; legumes

arched ; roots annual.

gypt

Eur

Cav. ic. 2. 188
Cl. h. 2. 241

Pluk. al. 79. 4
Gar. aix 12

18909 cymbaecarpus Brot. boat-podded -X O or

18910 NuttallzYmiM Dec. Nuttall's Jc Q or
micranthus Nut.

18911 annularis Forsk. annular ~± O or

18912 trimorphus Vil.

. Jnjl
i jnjl

W.p Spain 1800. S
N. Amer. 1820. S

Brot. ph. 59. 59,

annular
three-formed

18913 scorpitfides Pou. scorpion- like podded Q or

18914 cztaaliculatus IV. en.channe\-podded Q or

18915 mareoticus Del. Mareotic -* O or

Dec. as. 7
Viv. lib. 10. 2

[jnjl P Egypt 1800. S s.l
jn.jl P S. Europe 1816. S s.l
jn.au B Spain 1816. S co

jn.jl \V 1816. S co

jnjl Li Egypt 1817. S s.l Del. zeg. 39. 3
VII. BUCE' RATES. — Stipules neither adhering together nor to the petiole; floivers cream-colored; legumes
oftenest arched ; roots annual.

18916 contortuplicatus L. twisted-plaited ~*

18917 trimt-stris L. three-monthly 2k

18918 hamosus L. hook-podded -*
2 macrocarpus large-fruited J*

18919 aegiceras W. en. goat's horn J*.

18920 biiceras W. en. ox-horned -A

18921 epiglottis L. tongue upon tongue -*

18922 triangularis Dec. triangular
Phaca triangularis Zea

18923 baa'ticus L. Baetic J:

VIII. SYNOCHREA>I. — Stipules free from the petiole, but joined together ; flowers cream-colored.

18924 capitatus L. headed ^ A or 1 jl.au Pa.Y Levant 1759. S s.l

J»-J)

o

or

1 jl.au

Pa.Y

Siberia

1764.

S

CO

Pal.;

is. 79

0

or

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

Egypt

1739.

S

CO

Jac. '

irin. 2. 174

o

or

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

Spain

1633.

S

c:o

Lam

. il. 622.

4

0

or

* jn.jl

Pa.Y

S. Europe 1820.

S

s.l

o

or

1 jl.au

Pa.Y

1818.

S

CO

o

or

1 jnjl

Pa.Y

1816.

S

CO

8

or
or

4 Jn.jl
1 jl.au

Pa.Y
Pa.Y

S. Europe 1737.
...... 1818.

S
S

si
s.l

Her.

lug. 77

0

or

1 jnjl

Pa.Y

S. Europe 1759. S

CO

Boc. sic. 7. 4

18925 emarginatus Dec. emarginate

18926 microphyllus L. small-leaved

18927 semibilocularis Dec. semibilocular

18928 n?ptans W. creeping

18929 odorktus Lam. sweet-scented

18930 stipulatus D. Don large-stipuled

Pa.Y S. Europe 1825. D s.l Rauw. hod. 29

Y Siberia
Pa.Y Siberia
W Mexico

1773.
1804.
1818.

D p.l
D s.l
D s.l

Pa.Y S. Europe 1820. D s.l
Y Nepal 1822. D s.l

Dec. as. 23
\V. h. b. 2. 88
Dec. as. 24
Bot. mag. 2380

IX. CICEROI'DEI. — Stipules neither adhering together nor to the petiole ; spikes pedunculatcd ; floivers cream-
colored ; roots perennial ; legumes sessile.

sweet-leaved Jc

18931 glycyphyllus /,.

18932 glycyphyllo'ides Dec. Glycyphyl.-lk Jc A or
8933 platyphy'llus Fis. broad-leaved -* A or

18934 riepressus L. depressed -A A or

18935 leucopha^us L. dusky Jc A or

3 jn.jl Y.G Britain
1 jn.jl Pa.Y Iberia
1 jn.jl Pa.Y Siberia
i my.jn Pa.Y Europe
I my.au W.Y

ch.wo. D s.l

1818. D s.l

1824. D s.l

1772. D s.l

1776. D s.l

Eng. bot. 203

Bot. cab. 680
Bot. cab. Ill

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

3O7

18933 C\cer L.

Vetch

-*

A

or

2 jn.jl

Y

Europe

1570.

D

s.l

Jac. au. 251

18937 uliginosus L.

marsh

&

A

or

2 jn.au

Pa.Y

Siberia

175:.'.

1)

p. I

Pal. as. 26

189-38 micranthus Desv.

small-flowered

&

A

or

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

1800.

D

s.l

189 >9 carolimanus L.

Carolina

5

A

or

1J jl.au

G.Y

N. AnVer.

1732.

D

s.l

Di. el. 39. 45

18940 canadetisis L.

Canadian

;i

A

or

^ jn.jl

Pa.Y

N. Amer.

1732.

D

si

Dod. m. 64

18941 falcatus L.

sickle-podded

5

A

or

3 jn.jl

G.Y

Siberia

D

p.l

Dec. as. 26

vir£scens H. K.

18912 falciformis Dec.

sickle-formed

$y

A

or

If jn-jl

Pa.Y

Algiers

1816.

I)

s.l

Desf. at. 2. 206

1891.3 asper Jac.
189*4 pallescens Bleb.

rough
pallescent

k

A
A

I>r
or

3 jl.au
1 jn.jl

Pa.Y
Pa.Y

Astracan
Siberia

1796.
1818.

D
I)

p.l

s.l

Jac. ic. 152

X. GALEGIKORMES. — Stipules neither adhering together nor to the petioles ; flowers cream-colored or white;

legumes stalked.

18945 chinensis L. Chinese ^ uAl or 1 jn.jl Pa.Y China 1795. S p.l L. f. dec. 3

18946 galegiformis L. Galega-formed ^ A or 2 jn.au Y.G Siberia 1729. D s.l Pal. as. 29
malacaphyllus Hort.

XI. ALOPECUROI'DEI. — Stipules not adhering to the petiole ; stems erect ; flowers yettmv, crowded into dense

spikes at the axils of the leaves, either sessile or on short peduncles.

sea-fox

greatest Foxtail

Foxtail-like

Narbonne

Pontic

fox

Y
Y
L.Y

Siberia

America

Spain 1737.
Pa.Y S. Europe 1789.
Pa.Y Tauria 1820.
L.Y Caucasus 1815.

S

s
s
8

s
s

s.l
s.l
s.l
s.l

Kf

Pal,

Pal.
Pal

Pal.
Pal.

. as. 9

as. 8
, as. 10
as. 11

as. 7

18947 alopecias Pall.

18948 maximus L.

18949 alopecurokles L,

18950 narbon^nsis Gou.

18951 ponticus W.

18952 vulpinus IV.
alopecuroldes Pall.

XII. CHUISTIA\NI. — Stipules neither adhering together nor to the petiole ; stems erect i flowers cream-colored,
in subsessile glomerate racemes at the axils of the leaves.

18953 christiknus L. Chr.stian ^ A or 3 jl P.i.Y Armenia 1737. D s.l To. it. 2. 254

18954 toment6sus Lam. woolly-leaved )£ _AI or 3 jl Pa.Y E^ypt 1800. S p.l Dec. as. 29

XIII. TRAGACA'NTH/E. — Petioles persistent spinescent ; stipules adhering to the petioles.

18955 caucasicus Pall. Caucasian tt. or
18956 Tragacantha L. graif.Goat'sThorntt. or 1
18957 Poterium Vahl Poterium sm.G.T.tt. or
18958 aristatus Herit. awned tt. or 1
18959 tumidus W. tumid tt. or
XIV. ANTHYLLOI'DEI. — Stipules adhering to the petioles
18960 ammodytes Pall. sand viper «L or |
18961 7/alicacabus Lam. kettle-calyxed ^ A or
Phaca vesicaria Schreb.

k jn.jl

k Sjl

my.jl
J jn.jl
; petiolei
i my.jl

W Caucasus
Pa.Y S. Europe
W Levant
P Pyrenees
Pa.Y Egypt
; unarm, i calyx I
W Siberia
Pa.Y Armenia

1824.
1640.
1640.
1791.
1816.

<laddei
1820.
1806.

9

S

S

s
s

D

s.l Pal. as. 2
s.p Den. br. 84
s.p Par. th. 2
8.1 Gar. aix 104
s.l Rus. al. 5
including (fie legumes.
s.l Pal. as. 5
s.l Schreb. dec. 3

XV. CAPRI\\I. — Stipules at base adhering to the. petioles ; petioles unarmed ; flowers yellow ; calyx not bladdery.

18962 caprinus L. goal-scented * '

18963 longiflorus Pall. long-flowered

18964 utriger Pall. bladder-bearing

18965 lanigerus Desf. wool-bearing
fragacantho'ides W,

18966 exscapus L. scapeless

18967 diffusus W diffuse

18968 buchtormensis Pall. Buchtorm

XVI. INCA^NI. — Slip, adhering to unarmed petiolei

18969 monspessulanus L. Montpelier JU A or
2 albus white !U. A or

18970 incanus L. hoary ^ A or

18971 brachycarpus Bieb. short-podded -i A or

A
A

or
or

1 jn.jl
i jn.jl

Pa.Y
Y

Barbary
Tartary

1683.
1806.

D
D

s.l
s.l

M. h. 2. 24. 3
Pal. as. 80

A

or

i jn.jl

Y

Russia

1818.

D

s.l

Pal. as. 61

A

or

i my.jl

Y

Egypt

1791.

D

s.l

Desf. at. 202

A
A
A

cr
or
or

i my.jl
i my.jl
i my.jl

Y
Pa.Y
Y

Hungary
Caspia
Siberia

1787.
1820.
1818.

D
D
D

s.l
s.l
s.l

Jac. ic. 3. 561
Pal as. 68
Pal. as. 62. A

calyxes and legumes not bladdery ; leg. perfectly bilocular.
1 jlau P France 1710. D s.l Bot. mag. 375

1 jn.j

jn.j

1| jn.j

S.Europe ...
Montpel. 1759.
Caucasus 1820.

S s.l

D s.l Pal. as. 84
D s.l Bot. mag. 2335

XVII. RAD1CIPL6RI. — Stipules adhering to the unarmed petioles ; calyx not bladdery; ruptured at top after
flowering ; flowers purple or whitish ; vexillum not much elongated; leaves not hoary ; legumes often bladdery.

18972 physodes L. inflated ^ A or f jn.jl P Siberia 1759. D s.l Dec. as. 48

18973 Pallasw Fis. Pallas's ^ A or | jn.jl P Caspia 1818. D s.l Pal. as. 59

18974 testiculatus Pall. testiculate ^ A or £ jn.jl F.w Tauria 1818. D s.l Pal. as. 67

XVIII. DUVBII. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.
neglected ^ A or £ jn.jl ... Siberia 1826. D s.l

18975 neglectus Fis.

18976 acutifolius Schl.

18977 wzelilotoldes Pall.

18978 arenarius L.

* acute-leaved
Melilot-like
sand

A or
A l>r
A or

| jn.jl
3 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Switzerl. 1826.
Siberia 1785.
Germany 1798.

D s.l
D co
D s.l

Pal. as. 41
Retz. 3. 3

2103. GULDENST^'DT/^ Fis. GUILDENSTJEDTIA. (J. A.Guldenstaedt, nat.) Leg.Pap.Lbt.Astr.l. — 2.

18979 pauciflora Fis. few-flowered ^ A or | jn.jl R Siberia 1827. S s.l Pal. as. 66
Astragalus pauciflorus Pall.

2104. BISE'RRULA L. HATCHET VETCH. (Bis, twice, serrula, little saw ; pods.) Leg. Pap. Lbt. Astr. I.

18980 Pelecinus L. Corn-weed Q pr 1 jl.au P S. Europe 1640. S s.p Lam. il. 622

2105. SCORPllTRUS L. CATERPILLAR. (Skorpios, scorpion, oura, tail ; twisted pod.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor. 6.-7.

Z&UE7. OV^VUVj: JLC* J.CUO J-/. v>» i CiivnuLin n

18981 tevigata Sm. smooth-leaved
18982 muncata L. prickly
18983 sulcata L. furrowed
189*4 subvill&sa L. subvillous
189S5 acutifulia Viv. acute-leaved
18986 vermiculata L. worm-podded

2106. CORONI'LLA L. CORONILLA.

-* O or i jn.jl Y Archipel. 1818. S co Fl.gr. 718
Jf O pr 2jn.il Y S. Europe 1640. S co M. h. 2. 11.4
-* O pr 2 in.jl Y S. Europe 1596. S s.l Desf. at. 2. 4
.* O pr 2 in.jl Y S. Europe 1731. S co M. h. 2. 11.2
-* O or i jn.jl Y Corsica 1825. S co Viv. lib. 19. 4
-* O pr 2 jnjl Y S. Europe 1621. S co M. h.2. 11.3

(Corona, a crown ; disposition of fls.) Leg.Pap. Hed. Cor. 16. — 20.

I. LU^TE/E. — Flowers yellow.

18987 E'merus L.

Scorpion Senna

3k or

3

ap.jn

R.Y

France 1598.

L

CO

Bot. mag. 445

18988 juncea L.
18989 valentina L.

Rush
Valentia

* or
«_|or

3
2

jnjl
mr.n

Y
Y

France 1656.
S. Europe 1596.

C
C

r.m
r.m

Bot. cab. 235
Bot. mag. 185

stipularis Lam.

18990 pentaphylla Desf. five leaved
18991 argentea L. silvern-leaved
18992 glauca L. glaucous seven-lvd
18993 viminklis Sal. twiggy
18994 minima L. least

* |or
*_jor
* |or
it | or
jg Al or

2

2
2

a

jn.jl
my.jn
my.s
my.n

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

Algiers 1700.
Crete 1664.
France 1722.
Mogadorel798.
S. Europe 1658.

C

L
C
C
S

S8:f

r.m

CO

Mil. ic. 289. 2
Mil. ic. 2. 289. 1
Bot. mag. 13
Par. Ion. 13
Bot. mag. 2179

18995 coronata L.

crown-headed

£ Al or

2'

jnjl

Y

S. Europe 1776.

S

CO

Cl. h. 98. 2

18996 montana Sco.

mountain

11

: Jn.jl

Y

Switzerl. 1776.

S

p.l

Bot. mag 907

coronata Bieb. not L. or W.

X 2

308

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVI I.

18997 iberica Bieb.

18998 squamata Cav.

18999 cretica L.

19000 varia L.

19001 globbsa Lam.

19002 cappadocica W.
orientalis Mil.

Iberian
scaly

A or
A or

Jjl.au

Iberia
Crete

II. A'LBJE. — Flowers purple or white.
Cretan Q or 1 jn.jl St Candia

various „* A or 1 jl.n Pk Europe

globose n* A or 1 jl.n W Crete

1822.
1820.

1731.
1597.
1800.

D co
D co

D co
D co

Bot. cab. 789

Jac. vin. 1. 25
Bot. mag. 258

Cappadocian

A or f

W Cappadoc. 1800. D co

2107 ASTROLO^BIUM Desv. ASTROLOBIUM. (Astron, star, lobos, pod ; disposition.) Leg.PapHed. Cor. 4.
19003 ebracteatum Dec. ebracteate O or * jn.jl Y S. Europe 1700. S co Dalech. 1. 487. 1

Ornithopus ebracteatus Brot. durus Dec.
19004: durum Dec. hard O or £ jl.au Y Spam 1816. S co Cav. ic. 1. 31

19005 scorpio'ides Dec. Scorpius-like O pr 2 j«- Jl Y S. Europe 1506. S co Cav. ic. 1. 37
Ornithopus scorpioldes L.

19006 repandum Dec. repand O pr | jn.jl Y Barbary 1805. S co Lam. il. 631. 2
Ornithopus repandus Lam.

2108. ORNI'THOPUS L. BIRD'S FOOT. (Ornis, b\rd, pous, foot; claw-like pods.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor. 3.-10.

19007 compressus L. compressed O pr | jn.jl Y S. Europe 1730. S co Berg. ph. 191

19008 perpusillus L. very small O pr imy.au Rw Britain dry pas. S co Eng. bot.369
2nod6susM/. knotted ~£ O or | my.jl W.K France ... S co Dalech. 486. 2

19009 sativus Brot. cultivated O ag £ jn.jl Vy Portugal 1818. S co
perpusillus /3 intermedius Dec.

2109. HIPPOCRE^PIS L. HORSESHOE VETCH. (Hippos, horse, krepis, shoe; pod.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor. 9. — 10.
K)10 balearica Jac. Balearic * | pr 2 my.jn Y Minorca 1776. C r.m Bot. mag. 427

19011 combsa L.

tufted

*~ A pr

iap.au Y

19012 helvetica G. Don

Swiss tufted

!tv A or

i my.jl Y

combsa Schl.

19013 glauca Ten.

glaucous

Jt^ A or

i my.jl Y

19014 multisiliqubsa L.
19015 monocarpa Bieb.

many-podded
single-fruited

0 pr
O or

1 jl.au Y
* my.jl Y

19016 unisiliqubsa L.
19017 ciliata W.

single-podded
ciliated

O pr
8Pr

1 jn.jl Y
1 jn.jl Y

19018 biflbra Spr.

two-flowered

pr

J jn.jl Y

England ch.hil. D s.l Eng. bot.31

Switzerl.

D co

Italy 1819. D co
S. Europe 1683. S co
Caucasus 1824. S co
S. Europe -1570. S co
S. Europe 1818. S co
1816. S co

Fl. nap. 2. 69
Schk. han. 2.206

Lam. il. 630. 3

2110. SECURI'GERA Dec. SECURIGERA. (Securis, hatchet, gero, to bear ; pods.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor. 1.
19019 Coronilla Dec. Coronilla-^'A-e O pr 1 jl.au. Y S. Europe 1562. S co Gae. fr. 2. 153. 3

Coronilla Securidaca L. Securidaca lutea Mil.

2111. DI'PHACA Lou. DIPHACA. (Dis, two, phake, a lentil; two seeds in pod.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 1.
19020 cbchin-chinensis L Cochinchina * Q clt 3 ... W China ... C p.l Ru. am. 3. 128

Dalbergw Diphaca Pers.

(A. Pictet, a celebrated physician.) Leg.Pap.Hed. Cor. Euh. 2. — 6.
»CHor 4 ... Y W. Indies 1824. C s.l Vahl sy. 3. 69

or 4 jn.jl Y St. Dora. 1816. C s.l Jac. sc. 237

2112. PICTE'TIA Dec. PICTETIA.

19021 squamata Dec. scaled
Robinia squamata Vahl

19022 aristata Dec. awned
.J&chyndmene aristata Jac.

2113. ORMOCA'RPUM Bcauv. ORMOCAHPUM. (Ormos, necklace, karpos, fruit.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 1.-3.

19023 sennoides Dec. Senna-like Ik Q un 3 jl.au P E. Indies 1816. C s.l
//ed^sarum se nnoides W.

2114. MYRIADE^NUSDesu. MYRIADENUS. (Myrios, innumerable, aden, gland.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 1.

19024 tetraphyllus Desv. four-leaved OB cu 1 J'-au Y Jamaica 1818. S co SI. jam. 1. 116. 2
Ornithopus tetraphyllus L.

2115. ^ESCHYNO'MENE L. ^SCHYNOMENE. (Aischuno, to be ashamed.) Leg.Pap.Hcd. Cor.Euh. 11.— 37.

19025 aspera L.
19026 sensitiva Swx.

rough-stemmed
sensitive

.S

or
or

2 jn.jl
3 •••

Y

W

E. Indies 1759.
W. Indies 1733.

S
C

s.l
s.l

Brey. c. 52
PI. ic. 149

19027 hispida W.

hispid

O

or

2 an

Y.R

N. Amer. 1803.

S

s.l

19028 indica L.

Indian

or

2 jn.jl

Y

E. Indies 1799.

S,

s.l

R. mal. 9. 18

19029 americana L.

American

CD

or

2 jl.au

Y

Jamaica 1732.

s.l

SI. jam. 1. 118. 3

19030 patula Pair.

spreading

ttCD

or

3| jl.au

Y

Mauritius 1826.

c

s.l

19031 pumila L.

dwarf

or

I jl.au

Y

E. Indies 1818.

S

s.l

R. mal. 9. 21

19032 subviscbsa Rox.

subviscid

pfyi

or

ljl.au

Y

E. Indies 1816.

S

s.l

viscldula W. en.

19033 viscid ula MX.

viscidish

O

or

i jl.au

Y

Florida 1816.

S

s.l

prostrata Pair.

19034 crepitans Jac.

rattling-podded

4fe | [

or

4 jl.au

Y

Caraccas 1820.

c

s.l

Jac. fr. 42. 2

19035 pendula Boj.

pendulous

* 1 1

or

3 jl.au

Y

Mauritius 1826.

c

s.l

2116. SMI'TH/4 H.K. SMITHIA. (Sir James E. Smith, F.R.S., founder Lin. Soc.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 3.
19936 sensitiva H. K. sensitive -A O cu 4 jl.s Y E. Indies 1785. S. s.l Par. Ion. 92

19037 conferta Sm. crowded -Jc O or 1 jl.au Y N. Holl. 1820. S-'' s.l

19038 geminiflbra Roth twin-flowered -* GUI or £ jl.s Y E. Indies 1810. S s.l

2117. LOU'REA Neck. LOUREA. (Not explained.)

19039 vespertilibnis Desv. bat-wing-leaved £_ O] cu 2 jl.au W
Hedysarum vespertilibnis L.

19040 reniformis Dec. reniform-leaved£ O] cu 2 jl.au V

Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 2. — 3.
Co.-China 1780. S p.l Jac. ic. 3. 56d

China 1818. S p.l

2118. VRA^RIA Desv. URARIA. (Not explained.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 6.— 7.

I. PiNNAVjs. — Leaves pinnate, with an odd one, two or three paired.

19041 picta Desv. painted-leaved tt. O or 3 jl.au P Guinea 1788. S s.l Jac. ic. 3. 567
/fedysarum pictum Jac.

19042 combsa Dec. tufted tt. d) or 3 jl.au P E. Indies 1818. S s.l

19043 crinita Deaf. hairy tt. Q or 2 jl.au Pk E.Indies ... S s.l Bur. in. 56
Hed^sarum crinltum L.

ORPER IV.

D1ADELPHIA DECANDRLA.

309

II. TRIFOLIA^T*. — Leaves trifoliate, terminal ones petioled.

19044 /agopoldes Dec. Hare's-foot-Ik it i_J pr 1| jn.jl P China 1790. S 8.1 Bur. in. 53. 2
Hedysarum lagopodioldes L.

19045 lagocephala Dec. hare-headed £ tA) un 2 jl Li Brazil 1824. S co
Hedysarum lagocdphalum Lk.

19046 iagbpus Dec. Hare's-foot * | | or 7 jn.jl P Nepal 1824. S s.l

Hedysarum arbbreum Ham.

2119. NICOLSCTN/^ Dec. NICOLSONIA. (M. Nicolson, wrote on Nat. H.St.Dom.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh.l.-3.

19047 barbata Dec. bearded tt. CD or 1 jn.jl P Jamaica 1818. S s.l
Hedysarum barbatum L.

*2120. DESMCVDIUM Dec. DESMODIUM. (Desmos, band ; stam. joined ?) Leg. Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 60.— 140.

I. EuDESMboiUM. — Joints of legume coriaceous, indehiscent, subelliptic; and at each extremity truncate; leaves

Cnately trifoliate ; peduncles axillary ; flowers corymbosely umbellate.
. umbel-flowered * CD un 3 ... W E. Indies 1801. C l.p Jac. sc. 3. 297
J/edysarum umbellatum L.

II. PLEUROLbsiUM. — Joints of legume membranaceous, nearly quadrate, lower side a little convex, afterwards
dehiscent ; leaves unifoliate ; petioles winged ; wings at top, on each side, ending in a tooth : from 19053. leaves
pinnately trifoliate ; petioles not winged.

19049 auriculatum Dec

19050 triquetrum Dec.

OH or
Q] or

jl.au
jl.au

eared

triangular, stkd
Hedysarum triquetrum L.

19051 pseudo-triquetrumZtec. bast.Triquet.£ [QO or 4 jl.au

19052 alatum Dec. winged £ EH or 4 jl.au

19053 gyrans Dec. \vri\r\mg-plant £ O] cu 3 jl.au
Hedysarum gyrans L.

19054 gyroides Dec. Gyrans-like j£ O1 or 5

Timor 1819.
E. Indies 1802.

Nepal 1820.
E. Indies 1817.
E. Indies .1775.

Bur. in. 52. 2

Jac. ic. 3. 565

... E. Indies 1817. S s.l

O un 1| jl.au

Pa.Y

E.

Indies

1762.

S

r.m

Bur. zey. 49. 2

R7I un

1

jl.au

P

India

1732.

S

l.p

Di. el. 141. 168

B

or
un

3

jnau

R"

E.

E.

Indies
Indies

1820.
1807.

S

S

s.l
l.p

Bur.

in. 52.1

B

or

pr

2
2

jn.au
an

P
P

Mexico
China

1824.
1818.

S
S

s.l

l.p

Bot. reg. 355

n

A

un

«

6

jn au
jl.au

R
P

Guinea
N. Amer.

1823.
1640.

S
D

s.l

S.1

Beau. ow. 1. 18
Cor. ca. 45

A

un

2

jl.au

W.P

N.

Amer. 1733.

D

S.1

Pluk.

al. 308. 5

A

un

14J1.0

P

N.

Amer.

1725.

D

s.l

Di el

. 144. 171

A

un

2

jl.au

V

N.

Amer.

1805.

D

s.l

A

A

or
un

2
3

jl.au

J1.S

V

P

N.
N.

Amer.
Amer.

1823.
1787.

D
D

s.l
s.l

Pluk.

al. 308. 2

A
A

or
un

H

jLau

P

V

N.
N.

Amer. 1818.
Amer. 1806.

D
D

S.1

s.l

A

A

or

i

2

iiLi

P
P

N.
N.

Amer.
Amer.

1781.

D
D

s.l

s.l

Pluk.

al. 432. 6

A un 1£ jl.au P N. Amer. 1805. D s.l

III. CHALAXRIUM. — Joints of legume membranaceous, indehiscent, oval or orbicular, rarely oblong, with both sides
convex, and at each extremity attenuated ; racemes loose, elongated i pedicels three from each bract ; leaves
simple, from No. 19062. trifoliate with the terminal one a little larger.

19055 gangeticum Dec. Gangetic
Hedysarum gangeticum L.

19056 maculatum Dec. spotted
Hedysarum maculatum L.

19057 reniforme Dec. kidney-shaped
19U58 sagittatum Dec. arrow-leaved

Hedysarum sagittatum Pair.

19059 angustifblium Dec. narrow-leaved

19060 latifblium Dec. broad-leaved
Hedysarum lati folium Rox

19061 lasiocarpum Dec. hairy-podded

19062 canadtSnse Dec. Canadian
Hedysarum canad£nse L.

19063 canescens Dec. canescent
Hedysarum canescens L.

19064 marilandicum Dec. Maryland
Hedysarum marilandicum L.

19065 obthsum Dec. obtuse
Hedysarum obtusum Mhl.

19066 ciliare Dec. ciliated

19067 viridifl5rum Dec. green-flowered
Hedysarum viridiflorum L.

19068 bracteatum Dec. large-graded

19069 cuspidatum Dec. sharp-pointed
Hedysarum cuspidatum IV.

19070 glabellum Dec. smooth ish

19071 paniculatum W. panicled
Hedysarum paniculatum L.

19072 acuminatum Dec. acuminate
Hedysarum glulinosum MX.

19073 nudiflbrum Dec.

19074 paucittorum Dec.

19075 rotundifblium Di
canescens W.

19076 stipulaceum Dec.

19077 ^partnes Dec.
Hedysarum .'/parines Lk.

19078 cinfereum Dec.

19079 dubium B. R.

19080 cajanifblium Dec.

19081 incanum Dec.

19082 suplnum Dec.

19083 tortuosum Dec.
Hedysarum tor tut

19084 adscendens Dec.
Hedysarum ascendens Swx.

2 casruleum Lindl. blue tt. O un 2. jn.au B

19085 trigonum Dec. three-angled H Q un 1 jl.au P
Hedysarum trigonum Swx.

19086 spirale Dec. spiral i. tZ3 un 3 jl.au

19087 tenellum Dec. delicate El un 1 jl.au

19088 asperum Desv. rough * [ 1 un 1 jl.au

19089 diversifolium Dec. divers-leaved * I I un 2 jl.au

19090 heterophyllum Dec. various-leaved £ (23 un 1 jl.au

19091 triflbrum Dec. three-flowered j£ fAI un 2 jn.jl
Hedysarum triflorum L.

19092 diffusum Dec. diffuse «fc d] un 2 jl.au

19093 torn en tbsum Dec. woolly ]£ iAI un IJjnjl
Hedysarum tomentbsum Thun.

19094 multiflorum Dec. many-flowered it C~| un 1^ jl.au P Nepal 1823. C s.l
Hedysarum multiflbrum D. Don

X 3

naked-flowered

^

A

or

I

jl.au

P

•N. Amer.

1823.

D

s.l

few-flowered

-de

A

or

2

jl.au

W

N. Amer.

1818.

D

s.l

round-leaved

-*

A

or

2

jl.au

W.P

N. Amer.

1733.

D

s.l

stipulaceous

#

GS

or

1

jl.au

P

Mexico

1824.

C

s.l

Bedstraw
:sL*.

m

D

un

2

jn.jl

P

Mexico

1823.

C

p.l

grey
doubtful

m

B

or
or

2
2

jl.au
jl.au

P

Pa.R

Mexico
Nepal

1820.
1824.

C
C

8.1
S.l

Cajan-leaved

&

or

2

jl.au

B

Caraccas

1820.

C

8.1

hoary

4&

or

2

jl.au

P

Jamaica

1818.

C

S.l

supine

£~.

or

1

jl.au

P

W. Indies

1816.

C

S.l

twisted-podded

*Q

un

3

jl.au

P

Jamaica

1781.

C

S.l

im Swx.

ascending

«L | 1 un

lijn.au

P

Jamaica

1818.

C

s.l

W. Indies 1818. C s.l
Jamaica 1733. D s.l

Fl. mex. ic. in.

Bot. reg. 967
H. & B. n. 6. 598
P.ed. B. 149. 1
SI. jam. 1.118.2
SI. jam. 1. 116.2

Bot. reg. 8 15

W.o Jamaica 1700.

P Caraccas 1818.

P 1816.

P E. Indies 1816.

P E. Indies 1820.

P India 1796.

C s.l

S s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

E. Indies 1818.
China 1782.

S s.l B

C s.l
C Lp

Bur. zey. 54. 1
~ ur. in. 54. 2

310

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

19095 rethsura D. Don retuse

19096 Lechenafiltw Dec. Lechenault's

19097 capitatum Dec. ^ headed
//edysarum capitatum Brm.

19098 guian^nse Dec. Guiana

19099 malacophyllum Dec. soft-leaved
//edysarum malacophyllum Lk.

19100 serotinum Dec. \nte-flowering
//edysarum serotinum W. en.

19101 brasiliense Pair. Brazilian

19102 trinervium Fis. three-nerved
19l03colnnum/Zojr. hill

19104 cephalutis Rox. roMwrf-headed

19105 hamosum Rox. hooked

19106 lacteum Boj. milk-colored

19107 spectabile Boj. showy

1 jn.jl

2 jn.jl

& A un 1 j jl.s

P Nepal 1820. C s.l

P E. Indies 1825. C s.l

P Ceylon ... C s.l Bur. in. 54. 1

P Guiana 1823. C s.l

P Manilla 1822. C p.l

n.au
n.au
jn.au

I or 2 jn.au

I or 2 jn.au

| or 2 jn.au

| or 2 jn.au

1824. D s.l

Brazil 1819. C s.l
1820. C s.l

E. Indies 1816. C s.l

E. Indies 1823. C s.l

E. Indies 1818. C s.l

Mauritius 1826. S s.l

Mauritius 1826. S s.l

2121. DICE'RMA Dec. DICERMA. (Dis, twice, hernia, prop ;

19108 pulch£llum Dec. neat tt. EH pr 1 jl-au
Zorn/a pulchella L.

19109 £legans Dec. elegant *L O pr 1 jl.au
Zomia £legans Pers. //edysarum elegans Lou.

19110 biarticulatum Dec. two-jointed tt. I 1 pr £ jl.au
//edysarum biarticulatum L.

bracteas at cal. base.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Eufi. 3.
Y E.Indies 1798. C s.l Bur. zey. 52

Y China 1819. C s.l

Y E. Indies 1808. C s.l Bur. zey. 50.2

2122. TAVERNIE'IL4 Dec. TAVERNIERA. (J. B. Tavernier, an Eastern trav.) Leg. Pap. Ned. Cor. Euh. 2.— 3.

19111 /appacea Dec. Burdock-like !U | | un 1 jl.au Y Egypt 1820. S s.l

//edysarum /appaceum Forsfc.

19112 nummularia Dec. Moneywort tt. | | un 1 jn.jl R Arabia 1826. S s.l Dec. leg. 6. 52

//edysarum nummularifolium Dec.

2123. //EDY'SARUM L. HEDYSARUM. (Hedys, sweet, aroma, perfume.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 27.— 37.

I. ECHINOL&BIA. — Joints of legume in disk villous, ribbed, muricate, or glochidate : stemless: from No. 19117.
caulescent; legumes prickly : from No. 19124. caulescent; legumes pilose, pubescent, or rugosely crested:
from No. 19129. caulescent ; legumes rugose, subcristate, or pubescent : segments of calyx short.

19113 grandiflbrum Pall.

large-flowered ^

A

or

1£ jn.au

P

Tauria

1821.

D

CO

Bieb. cen. 63

19114 argenteum L.

silver-leaved ^f

A

un

i jl.au

Pa.P

Siberia

1796.

D

s.l

Pal. it. 2. 9

19115 candidum Bieb.

white ^

A

pr

$ my.jn

P

Tauria

1824.

D

CO

2 humile Dec.

humble

A

or

£ my.jn

P

Tauria

1817.

D

s.l

humile Habl.

19116 splendens Fis.

shining ^

A

or

| jl.au

Crea

Siberia

1819.

D

s.l

19117 pallidum Desf.

pale £

Q)

or

3 jn.jl

Pa.R

N. Africa

1820.

S

s.l

Bot. mag. 125

1?

19118 coronarium L.

garland j£

O>

spl

4 jn.jl

S

Italy

1596.

S

CO

Gae. fr. 2. 155

2 albiflbrum

white-flowered )£

O>

or

3 jn.jl

W

Italy

1596.

S

CO

19119 humile L.

humble ^

A

un

1 jl.au

P

Spain

1640.

D

s.l

Pluk. al. 50. 2

19120 spinosissimum L.

thorniest

O

un

1 jl.au

Pa.P

Spain

1731.

S

s.l

19121 carnosum Desf.

fleshy -*

0

or

IJl.au

P

Barbary

1820.

S

s.l

Desf. at. 2. 2(K

)

19122 flexubsum L.

fiexuous-podded

O

un

1 jl.au

P

Asia

1680.

S

s.l

Schk. nan. 2. 2

07

19123 varium W.

variable ^j

A

or

1 jl.au

W

S. Europe

1820.

S

s.l

19124 lasiocarpum Led.

hairv-podded ^

A

or

1 jl.au

P

Siberia

1816.

S

s.l

19125 rutidocarpum Dec. wrinkled-podded.^:
19126 tauricum Pall. Taurian . 4f

A
A

or
pr

I jl.au

P

Pa.P

Siberia
Tauria

1826.
1804.

S
D

s.l

s.l

Bieb. cen. 2. 85

19127 rdseum Step.

roseate

A

pr

2 jl.au

Pk

Caucasus

1803.

1

s.l

Bot. mag. 996

19128 altaicum Fis.

Altaian ^

A

or

I jl!au

P

Siberia

1818.

S

s.l

19129 frutic&sum L.

shrubby Si

el

4 jn.jl

P

Siberia

1782.

S

s.l

Pal. it. 3. 5. 1

19130 ib£ricum Bieb.

Iberian ^

A

or

i ji.au

P

Iberia

1818.

D

s.l

19131 cretaceum Fis.

chalky ^

A

or

1 jl.au

P

Siberia

1819.

D

s.l

II. LEIOLOBIA. — Joints of legumes smooth,
19132 consanguineum Dec. allied ^

neither echinoid nor pilose ; segments of calyx shorter than corolla.
A el 1 jl.au P Siberia 1820 D s.l

19133 obscurum L.

obscure ^

A

el

£ jl.au

P

Alp. Eur.

1640.

D

s.l

Bot. mag. 282

19134 brachysemum Dec.

short-standard •&

A

or

li jl.au

P

Siberia

1817.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 4. 10

obscurum altaicum

Fis.

19135 siWricum Pair.

Siberian alpine ^

A

or

3 jl.au

P

Siberia

1700.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 4. 11

19136 caucasicum Bieb.

Caucasian ^

A

or

1 jl.au

P

Caucasus

1820.

D

s.l

19137 elongatum Fis.

elongated ^

A

or

1| jl.au

P

Siberia

1817.

D

s.l

19138 alpinum L.

alpine j£

A

el

2" jn.jl

P

Siberia

1798.

D

s.l

Bot. reg. 808

19139 boreale Nut.

III. DU^BIUM. — Doubtful to what section it belongs.
northern ^ A or £ jlau P N. Amer. 1824. D s.l

2124. ONOBRYTHIS Ton. S.vi.f FFOIW. (Onos, ass, brycho, to gnaw.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 21. —37.
I. EOBRY^CHIS. — Legumes oblique, rugose or prickly in the disk, toothed or interruptedly crested on the back.
19140 sativa Lam. com. cultivated ^ A ag 1 jn.jl Pk Britain ch. pa. S s.l Eng. bot. 96

//edysarum Onobrychis L.

19141 tanaitica Spr.

satlva /3 subvilldsa Dec.

19142 montana Dec.

19143 conferta Desv.

19144 procumbens Stev.

19145 sup'ina Dec.

19146 glabra Desv.

19147 arenaria Dec.

19148 mareotica Stev.

19149 alba W.
//edysarum albui

19150 petrffiNa Desv.

19151 gracilis Bes.

19152 saxatilis^tf.
//edysarum saxatile L.

19153 carpatica Dec. Ca

19154 caput-galli Lam. cock's
//edysarum caput-galli L.

19155 Crista.galli Lam. Cock's-comb
tfedysarum Crista-g511i L.

Tanais
)ec.

^

A

or ]

jn.au

P

Caucasus 1817.

S

s.l

mountain

^.

A

or

A jn.au

P

S. Europe 1817.

S

s.l

crowded

&

A

or ]

jnau

P

Iberia 1817.

S

s.l

procumbent

Jc

A

or i

jn.au

P

Iberia 1819.

S

s.l

supine

^

A

or

^ jn.au

Pa.R

Switzerl. 1819.

S

s.l

smooth

A

or

jn.au

P

Tauria 1816.

S

s.l

sand

it

A

or

jn.au

p

Siberia 1818.

S

s.l

Mareotic

i

A

or

jn.au

Pa.R

Caucasus 1820.

S

s.l

white

rr o, -rr

i

A

I>r

jn.au

W

Hungary 1804.

S

s.l

Y. ilf A..

rock

A

or

jn.au

W.R

Caucasus. 1818.

S

s.l

slender

A

or

jn.au

Pa.P

Podolia 1820.

S

s.l

rock

T

A

or

jn.au

L.Y

S. Europe 1790.

S

s.l

LJ,

Carpathian
cock's-head

'11*. T

*

A
0

or
Pr

. jn.au
lljl.au

P

F

Carpathia moun.
France 1731.

S
S

s.l
s.l

Gou.il. 48?

W.&K.2. Ill

Al. ped. 1. 19. 1

O pr 1 jn.au F S. Europe 1710. S

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

311

II. HYMENOBRY^CHIS. — Legumes falcate or suborbiculate, rugose or somewhat prickly in the disk, with the
whole back expanded into a membranaceous crest ; scarcely subdentafe.

19156

19157 radiata Bieb.

19158 picta Dt-sv.
Michaux« Dec.

19159 ptolemaica Dec.

Pallas's
radiated
painted

Ptolemais

A or
^ A 01
^t A or

1 jn.au
lijn.au
1 jn.au

Pa.Y Iberia
Pa.Y Iberia
Pa.R Levant

1820. S s.l
1818. S s.l
1820. S s.l

Bieb. cen. 1. 35
An. mu. 12. 13
Bux. c. 2. 42

A or 1 jn.au Y Egypt 1816. S s.l Del. a?g. 39. 1

III. DENDIIOBRYYHIS. — Legumes smooth, unarmed, crestless ; stems pubescent.

19160 cornfita Desv. horned n. | or 1 jn.au R Caucasus 1816. S s.l To. it. 2. 249. ic.

orientals Hit.

2125. ELEKXTIS Dec. ELEIOTIS. (Heleios, dormouse, ous, ear; leaves.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 1.

19161 sorbria Dec. sister white-rooted^ [Q3 un 1 ... R E.Indies 1817. S s.l Desv. 3. 6. 31
.Hedysarum sorbrium L. Halb'a sorbria W. Onobrychis sorbria Desf.

2126. LESPEDE^ MX. LESPEDEZA. (Lespedez, gov. of Florida, bot. pat.) Leg.
19162 Juncea Pers. Rush-branched tt. Q pr 2 jl.au W India 1776.
7/edysarum junceum L.

Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 15.
D l.p L. f.dec. 1. 4

19163 reticulata Pers.

netted 3

i A

or

2 jn.jl

P

N. Amer.

1816.

D

l.p

19164 sessiliflbra Nut.

sessile-flowered 3

t A

l>r

3 jl

P

N. Amer.

...

D

l.p

19165 eriocarpa Dec.

woolly-fruited ^

i-AJ

or

1 jl.au

V

Nepal

1819.

D

l.p

^nthyllis cuneata

Ham.

19166 Stuve; Nut.

Stuve's

O

or

I* jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1824.

D

l.p

19167 frut£scens Pers.

frutescent 3

I

pr

4 jl.au

P

Virginia

1739.

C

l.p

Jac.vin.3.89

19168 capitata MX.

headed 5

it A

pr

2 jn.jl

Str

N. Amer.

1789.

D

l.p

19169 angustifiMia Ell.

narrow-leaved 1

t A

or

2 jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1800.

D

1-P

19170 polystachya MX.

many-spiked 3

t A

pr

3 jn.au

W

N. Amer.

1783.

D

l.p

Mic. am. 2. 40

19171 hirta Horn.

hairy j

t A

or

2 jl.au

w

N. Amer.

1819.

D

l.p

villosa Pers.

19172 i>iolacea Pers.

Violet-flowered 3

I A

pr

2 jl.au

V

N. Amer.

1789.

U

s.l

19173 divergens Ph.

diverging 3

l A

or

2 jl.au

V

N. Amer.

1800.

D

l.p

19174 proeumbens MX.

procumbent -

k A

or

| jn.au

p

N. Amer.

1816.

D

l.P

19175 prostrata Ph.
19176 glomerata .Horn.

prostrate ~
glomerate j

fc A

io

or
or

| jn.au
3 jl.au

p
p

N. Amer.
E. Indies

1810.
1819.

D

D

l.p
l.p

2127. FLEMI'NG/,4 Rox. FLEMINGIA. (John Fleming, F.R.S. F.L.S. &c.) Leg.Pap.Hed.Cor.Euh. 9.-10.
. — Flowers naked or stipulate, with small deciduous bracteas; leaves trifoliate ; leaflets sessile.

19177 stricta Rox.

strict

)£ IA) un

2

jl.s

P

India

1798.

if

s.p

Rox. cor. 3.248

19178 semialata Rox.

half-winged

*t_ [ 1 un

3

jl.au

P

Nepal

1805.

S

P.I

Rox. cor. 3. 249

19179 congesta Rox.

crowded-spiked

n. [ 1 un

3

J1.S

P

India

1802.

8

l.P

19180 prostrata Rox.

prostrate

JU fAI or

1

jl.au

P

E. Indies

1816.

S

l.p

19181 proeumbens Rox.

procumbent

!U(23or

I

jl.au

P

E. Indies

1816.

S

Li

19182 nana Rox.

dwarf

ML !~1 un

li

; au

P

India

1804.

S

l.P

19183 lineata Rox.

lined

£ O3 un

<2

jl.au

P

India

1793.

S

l.p

Bur. in. 53. 1

II. OsTRYboiuM. — Flowers furnished with a large, concave, leafy, persistent bractea ; leaves simple, penninerved.

19184 strobilifera H. K. strobile-bearing * O un 3 jl.au P E. Indies 1787. S p.l Bot. reg. 617
Hedysarum strobiliferum L.

19185 guineensis G. Don Guinea Ht Q or 10 ... P Guinea 1825. S l.p

2128. ALHA^GI Tou. MANNA. (Arabic name of the plant.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 2. — 3.

19186 maurbrum Tou. Moors' tt. | | m 2 jl.au R Egypt 1714. S s.l Rauw. it. 94. ic.

.Hedysarum Alhclgi L. Manna hebraica D. Don

19187 camelbrum Fis. camels' £ _AJ m 1| jl.au R Siberia 1816. S s.l
.Hedysarum Pseudo-Al/tagi Bieb. Manna caspica D. Don

' 2129. ALYSICA'RPUS Neck. ALYSICARPDS. (Alysls, chain
19188 6upleurifblius Neck. Hare's-ear-lvd ^ C3 or 1 jn.au

, karpos, fruit.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. 5.— 7
P E. Indies 1793. S s.l Bot. mag. 172? "

/fedysarum fiupleurifolium L. ^ramini

sum Rei

19189 nummularifblius W. Money wort-lvd£

fAI un

*i ji.s

P

In

dia

1777.

S l.p

Pet. g. 26. 3

fledysarum nummularifolium L.
19190 vaginalis W. % sheathed

23 un

f jl.au

R

E.

Indies

1790.

8 l.p

Bur. zey. 49. 1

//edysarum vaginale L.

19191 monilifer Dec. bracelet-bearer £

[Al or

2 jl.au

P

E.

Indies

1816.

S s.l

Bur. in. 52. 2

19192 ityracifblius Dec. Styrax-leaved tt.

1 1 un

2 ...

P

E.

Indies

1796.

C l.p

/fed^sarum styracifblium L.

2130. BREMONTIE^R^ Dec. BREMONTIERA. (M. Bremontier, an agriculturist.) Leg. Pap. Hed. Cor. Euh. L
19193 Amm6xylon Dec. Sand-wood * CD or 4 ... P Mauritius 1826. C s.l Bur. zey. 82

2131. crCER Tou.
19194 arietinum L.

CHICK-PEA.
ra.m.'s-head O

(Kikys, force ; qualities.)
clt 1 jl.au P S. Europe

1548.

Leg. Pap. Vic. 1.
S co Bot. mag. 2274

2132. J'A^BA Tou.

BEAN.

(Phago. to eat

: esculent.)

Les. Pap. Vic. 1.

19195 vulgaris Moen.

common O

cul

3

jn.jl

W

Egypt

...

S

CO

Black. 19

Vicia. .Faba L.

2 equina

horse O

ag

3

jn.jl

P

...

S

CO

2133. n'CIA Tou.

VETCH, ( Vmcio, to bind together ;

twining tendrils.) Leg. Pap.

Vic. 72. — 108.

19196pisif6rmis /,.

I. PEDUNCULA'TJE.
Pea-shaped _L A or

2

Flowers pedunculated.
jl.au Pa.Y Austria

1739.

R

CO

Jac. au. 4. 364

19197 amo^na Fis.

£;asing red _& A

or

2

jnjl

P

Siberia

1818.

R

CO

Gm. si. 4. 3

19198 caroliniana Walt.

rolina tufted & A

or

o

W

Carolina

1820.

R

CO

Crdcca Ph.

19199 dumetbrum L.

hedge J

A

or

3

my.jn

P

France

1752.

R

CO

Spr. hal. 7

19200 dentata Fis.

toothed

A

or

4

jn.jl

P

Siberia

1819.

S

CO

19201 americana Mhl.

American wood_

or

3

jn.jl

W

N. Amer.

1800.

S

CO

19202 sylvatica L.

common wood

A

or

8

jl.au

W.B

Britain r

noi. w.

K

CO

Eng. bot. 79

1920S variegata Desf.

variegated

A

or

3

jn.jl

Pa.P

Caucasus

1816.

S

CO

An. mu. 12. 12

192!)4cassubicaZ.

Cassubian ~

A

or

3

in H

L.B

Germany

1711.

K

CO

Jac. au. 3. 229

19205 abbreviata Fis.

short-peduncled_

A

or

2

jnijl

Pa.B

Caucasus

1818.

S

CO

19206 Crdcca L.

Cracca tufted '_

A

or

0

jn.au

V

Britain

hed.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 1168

2 fl6ribus albis

white-flowered

t A

or

2

jn.jl

W

Britain

gard.

S

CO

X 4

312

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVI I.

3 fl6ribus rubris red-flowered R A or 2 Jn.jl

R

Britain gard.

S

CO

19207 Gerard* Jac. Gerard's _| A or 2
19208 Pseudo-CVa'cca Bert. BastardCraccaJ O or 2
tenuifolia Ten.

n.jl
n.jl

V
P

S. Europe 1810.
S. Europe 1820.

S
S

CO
CO

Jac. au. 229

19209 polyphylla Desf. many-leaved ± A or 2 jn.jl

Pa.P

Algiers 1816.

s

CO

19210 arg^ntea Lap. silvery ^ A or 1

n.jl

Pk

Pyrenees 1827.

s

CO

19211 tenuif61ia Roth slender-leaved J A or 1|

n.jl

V

Germany 1799.

R

CO

19212 consentina Spr. Consentian JL O or 2

l.au

B

Italy 1818.

S

CO

19213 capensis Pers. Cape JL lAJ or 1

n.au

P

C. G. H. 1802.

R

CO

19214 canescens Lab. canescent JL O or 1

n.au

B

Libanus 1800.

S

CO

Lab. syr. 7

19215 ochroleuca Ten. yellowish white JL A or 2 ,

n.jl

Pa.Y

Italy 1825.

S

CO

19216 onobrychioldes L. Saintfoin-like JL O or 2

n.jl

P

S. Europe 1789.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2206

19217 atropurpurea Desf. dark-purple JL O or 3 ,
19218 benghalensis L. Bengal JL O or 3

n.jl
n.jl

P
D.P

Algiers 1815.
E. Indies 1792.

R

S

CO
CO

Her. lug. 625

19219 perennis Dec. perennial JL A or 3 ,

n.jl

P

S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

19-220 longifdlia Poir. long-leaved JL O or 2

n.jl

Pa.Y

Syria 1818.

s

CO

19221 villbsa W. villous 1 O or 3 .

n.il

D.P

Germany 1815.

s

CO

19222 disp£rma Dec. two-seeded JL O or 1| jl.au

W

S. France 1820.

s

CO

parviflora Lot.

19223 altissima Desf. tallest 1 A or 3 j

l.d

P.B

Barbary 1890.

8

CO

19224 biennis L. biennial JL CD or 2 j

l.s

P

Siberia 1753.

8

CO

Gm. si. 4. 2

19225 Nissolianrt L. Nissole's JL O or 3

n.jl

D.P

Levant 1773.

a

CO

Bot. reg. 871

atropurpurea Lindl.

19226 pellucida Jac. pellucid JL lAJ or 1 jn.au

P

C. G. H. 1812.

R

CO

Jac. sc. 2. 222

19227 bifldra Desf. two-flowered JL O or 1|

n.au

B

Algiers 1801.

S

CO

Desf. at. 2. 197

19228 calcarata Desf. spurred JL O or 2 jl.au

R.B

Barbary 1790.

S

CO

monantha Retz

19229 syrlaca Wein. Syrian JL O or 2 jn.jl

V

Syria 1816.

s

CO

II. SESSILIFLbRjE. —

Flowers subsessile.

19230 sativa L. common cultivated JL O ag 3 my.jn

P

Britain corn fi

8

h.l

Eng. bot. 334

2 segetalis corn JL O ag 3 i

ny.jn

P

Britain corn fi

s

h.l

3 nemoralis grove JL O ag 3 i

nv.in

P

Britain corn fi

s

h.l

19231 angustifolia Sibth. narrow-leaved JL O or 14, my.jn

R

Britain corn fi

8

CO

luganensis Schl.

19232 leucosperma Moen. white-seeded JL O or 2 jn.au

P

Europe 1810.

s

CO

alba Moen.

19233 glabra Schl. smooth

L O or 2 jn.au

P

Switzerl. 1819.

s

CO

19234 intermedia Viv. intermediate

L O or 3 ;

n.jl

P

S. Europe 1818.

s

CO

Viv. lib. 19. 1

19235 incisa Bieb. cut

[ O or 2 i

n.au

P

Caucasus 1820.

s

co

19236 globosa W. globose

i O or IJj

n.au

B

1804.

s

CO

19237 cordata Wul. cordate

i O or 2

n.au

P

Germany 1816.

s

CO

19238 pilosa Bieb. pilose

8 or 2

n.au

P

Tauria 1818.

s

CO

19239 megalosperma Bieb. great-seeded
19240peregrina L. foreign
19241 Michauxw Spr. Michaux's

or 2 jl.au
[ O or 1| jl.au
', O or 1^ jl-au

P
P
W

Tauria 1798.
France 1779.
1803.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Pluk. al. 233. 6

19242 Thoulnf Mart. Thouin's

L O or 2 j

n.au

P

Europe 1800.

s

CO

19243 bae'tica Fis. Baltic

^ 0 or 2 j

n.au

P

Europe 1820.

s

CO

19244 Musqulnez Bosc Musquinez
19245 amphicarposDorf. both sides podded"
1924(5 pyrenaica Pou. Pyrenean 4
.19247 striata Bieb. striated

L O or 1| jn.au
L O or 1 my.jn
l A or 1 my
i O or 14 in.au

P
P
Y
P

Europe 1818.
France 1815.
Pyrenees 1818.
Tauria 1823.

s
s
s
s

CO
CO
CO
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 23o
Dec. ic. 133

19248 tethyroides L. Lathyrus-like JL O or 14." a

p.jn

P

Britain fall.fi.

3

h.l

Eng. bot. 30

.E'rvum soloniense L.

19249 laevigata Sm. smooth-podded
1 9250 d ubia Schulz doubtful

L A or 1| jl.au
O or 2 jl.au

Pa.Y
P

England sea. sh
1820.

8

s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 483

19251 luteaZ,. yellow

§or lij

n.au

Y

Britain sea sh

s

CO

Eng. bot. 481

19252 hirta^fl/6. hairy

or 2 j

n.au

W

Europe 1816.

s

CO

19253 hybrida /.. hybrid
19254 hirsuta Fis. hairy

or lijn.au
[ O or lijn.au

Y
Y

England thick.
Siberia 1818.

8

s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 482

19215 grandiflora Sco. great-flowering"
19256 sordida W. $ K. sordid
19257 Biebersteinw Bes. Bieberstein's

O or 1 jn.au
L O or 1 jn.jl
\ O or 1 jn.au

Y
Y
Y

S. Europe 1818.
Hungary 1802.
Podolia 1820.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Scop. car. 2. 42
W. & K. 2. 134

s6rdida Bieb.

19258 tricolor Seb. three-colored JL O or 1| jn au

P.Y

Italy 1818.

8

CO

Seba rom. 4

19259 bicolor W. en. two-colored J- O or 2 i

n.au

P.w

1820.

B

CO

19260 trifl6ra Ten. three-flowered *

L O or 2 j

n.au

P

Italy 1820.

s

CO

19261 pannonica Jac. Pannonian

L O or lij

n.jl

W

Hungary 1658.

8

CO

Jac.au. 1.34

19262 sfepium L. hedge

[ O or 2 r

ny.jn

V

Britain " hed.

8

h.l

Eng. bot. 1515

19263 truncatula Fis. small truncate

8 or 1 j

i.au

Pa.Y

Siberia 1818.

s

co

19264 narbonensis L. Narbonne
19265 serratifolia Jac. saw-leaved
19266 platycarpos Roth broad-podded J
19267 monadelpha Roth monadelphous J

ag 3 jn.jl
[ 0 ag 3 jn.jl
k O or l|jl.au
, O or 3 jn.au

P
P
P
P

France 1596.
Hungary 1723.
Germany 1723.
N. Amer. 1820.

s
s
s
s

CO

h.l

CO
CO

Roth abh. 2
Jac. au. app. 8
Roth abh.l

2134. £'RVUM L. TARE. (Erw, tilled land, Celt. ; pest in.) Leg. Pap. Vic. 10. — 18.

I. LENS. — Legumes subinflated, broad, oblong, two-seeded.

19268 Lens L. Lentil JL O clt 1 my

Pa.B

France 1548.

s

CO

Riv. tet. 35

19269 nigricans Bieb. blackish 1 O un 1 j

Ml

P

Tauria 1817.

s

CO

fentoides Ten.

19270 Lenticula Schreb. Small Lentil \ Q un 1 jn.jl

B

Carinthia 1820.

s

CO

Sch. mo. 48

soloniense Wul. uniflorum Ten. Clcer ervoldes Brig.
19271 hirsutum L. hairy B Q un 2 jn.jl
19272 dispermum Rox. two-seeded JL O un 14. jn.jl

W
P

Britain corn fi.
E. Indies 1802.

s

B

h.l

CO

Eng. bot. 970

II. ERVI'LTA. — Legumes subinflated, oblong, linear, four or six seeded.

19273 £rvilia L. Lentil 1 O clt 1 jn.jl

P

S. Europe 1596.

s

CO

Black. 208. 3

Ticia j?rvflia W. .Ervilia sattva Lit.

19274 monanthos L. one-flowered 1 O or 1 jn.jl
Ticia articulata W. iathvrus monanthos IV. en.

P

S. Europe 1798.

s

CO

Stur.ger.l.32.ic

19275 tetraspermum L. four-seeded J O un 1| jn
19276 gracile Dec. slender JL O un 1 jn.jl

W.B

Pa.B

Britain corn fi.
S. Europe 1822.

8

s

h.l

CO

Eng. bot. 1223
Brot. ph. 54

Ficia gracilis Loi.

19277 pubescens Dec. pubescent JL O un 1 jn Jl

P

Italy 1820.

s

CO

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

313

2135. PPSUM Tou. PEA.

(Pis, pea, Celt.} Leg. Pap. Vic. 1.

19278 sativum L. com. cultivated _

[ O cu 3 jn.s W S. Europe ... S co Lam. il. 633

2 saccharatum Ser. sugared

[ O cul 4 jn.s W S co

3 macrocarpum Ser. long-podded

[ O cul 4 jn.s W S co

4 umbellatum L. umbellate

[ O cul 4 jn.s P S co Tab. ic. 495

5 quadratum L. squared

I O cul 3 jn.s W S co

6 humile Pair. humble

! O cul 1 jn.s W S co

19279 elatum Bieb. tall

{ O cul 5 jl.au D.P Iberia 1820. S co

19280 Jomardi Schrank Jomardi's

{ O cul 3 jl.au W Egypt 1820. S co

19281 thebaicum W. Theban

L G or 3 jl.au 1825. S co

19282 arvense L. field

[ O ag 3 jn.s R S. Europe ... S co M. h. 2. 2. 1. 4

19283 maritimum L. sea

L O or 1| jl P England sea sh. R s.l Eng. bot. 104G

19284 americknum Mil. American sea \

fc A or 1 jl.au P N. Amer. 1800. R s.p.l

*2136. ZA'THYRUS L. LATHYRUS. (La,

augment, thouros, anything exciting; qual.) Leg. Pap. Vic. 50.-64.

I. EULA'THYRUS. — Vexillum at base toothless ; leaflets opposite, or from abortion none; petioles narrow-winged.

i. PERE'NNES. — Pere nnial ; peduncles many-flowered ; leaves one-paired, from No. 19294. many paired.
19285 sylvestris L. wood Everlasting Pea ft. A or 3 jl.s P Britain moi. w. S co Eng. bot. 805

19286 intermedius Wallr. intermediate J

[ A or 4 jl.s R N. Europel820. S co Muhl. dan.785

19287 magellanicus Lam. Magellan

[ A or 6 jn.jl P.B CapeHornl744. S co

19288 latifulius L. broad-lvd Everlasting '

L A or 6 jl.s Pk England woods. S co Eng. bot. 1108

19289 rotundifdlius IV. round-leaved

1 A or Ujl.au P Tauria 1822. S co Bieb. cen. 1. 22

19290 grandiflorus B. M. large-flowered _| A or 4" jn au P S. Europe 1814. S co Bot. mag. 1938

19291 prate"nsis L. meadow

A or 3 jn.au Y Britain me. pa. S co Eng. bot. 670

19292 tuberusus L. tuberous

C A cul 2 jl.au R Holland 1596. S co Bot. mag. Ill

19293 rbseus Steu. rosy

J, A or 2 jl.au R Iberia 1822. S co

19294 /risiformis L. Pea-formed

t A or 3 jn.jl W.B Siberia 1759. S co L. f. dec. 20

19295 mutabilis Swt. changeable

A or 4 jn.au P.R Siberia 1825. S co Sw. fl.gar. 192

19296 californicus B. R. California!!

\ A or 4 jn.jl P Californial826. S co Bot. reg. 1144

19297 palustris L. marsh

A or 4 jl.au Pa.P Britain moi. w. S co Eng. bot. 169

19298 wzyrtifulius Mhl. Myrtle-leaved

{ A or 3 jl.au P Philadel. 1822. S co

19299 polymorphic Nut. multiform

[ A or 3 jl.au Pa.P Missouri 1824. S co

19300 heterophyllus L. various-leaved

[ A or 4 jl.s F Europe 1731. S co Bau. his. 2.304.1

19301 stipulaceus Lee. large-stipuled

A or 3 jl.au P New York 1816. S co

ii. A'NNUI. — Annual; peduncles one or three-flowered; petioles leafless, from No. 19304. leaves one-paired,
from No. 19320. two or three-paired.
19302 vTphaca L. Yellow Vetchling R O or 1 jn.jl Y England san. fi. S co Eng. bot. 1167

19303 Nissblm L. Nissolia

8 or 1 my C England bus.pl. S co Eng. bot. 112

19304 inconspicuus L. inconspicuous

cu 1 jl.au P Levant 1739. S co Jac. vin. 1. 86

19305 sphae'ricus Retz round-seeded

O or 1 jn.jl C S. Europe 1801. S co Dec. ic. 1. 32

19306 coccineus Pers. scarlet

L O or 2 jn.jl S Italy 1800. S co

19307 micranthus Ger. small-flowered

O or 1 jn.jl P S. France 1816. S co

19308 angulatus L. angular-seeded

O or 1 jn.jl R S. Europe 1683. S co Bux. c. 3. 42. 2

19309 longipedunculatus Led. long-pedunc

. O or 1 jn.jl P 1817. S co

19310 leptophyllus Bieb. fine-leaved

O or 1 jn.jl P Caucasus 1818. S co

19311 setifblius L. bristle-leaved

O or 1 jn.jl R S. Europe 1739. S co Bau. his. 3. 308

19312 amphicarpos L. both sides fruitec

I O cu 1£ jn.jl Pk Levant 1680. S co Sw. fl. gar. 236

19313 sativus L. cultivated Chickling Vetch
19314 Cicera L. Ciccr a flat-podded "

Sag 3 jn.jl W S. Europe 1640. S co Bot. mag. 115
or 2 jn.jl R S. Europe 1633. S co Ger. em. 3

19315 annuus L. annual

[ O or 4 jn.au Y S. Europe 1621. S co Bux. c. 3. 42 1

19316 hirsutus W. hairy-podded

[ O or 4 jl P England bor. fi. S co Bot. mag. 1255

19317 hirtus Lam. hairy

( O cul 4 jl.au P Europe 1800. S co

19318 odoratus L. fragrant Sweet Pea'

[ O fra 4 jn.jl Va Sicily 1700. S r.m Bot. mag. 60

19319 tingitanus L. Tangier

i O or 4 jn.au D.P Barbarv 1680. S co Bot. mag. 100

19320 bithynicus Lam. Bithynian R O or 1 il.au P England san. sh. S co Eng. bob. 1842

Ficia bithynica L.

2 sessifl5rus Ser. sessile-flowered

L O or 1 jl.au P Switzerl. 1819. S co Stur. ger.1.32. ic

19321 tumidus L. tumid

1 O or 1 jl.au R Piedmont 1820. S co Al. ped. 1 . 26. 2

II. CLY'MENUM. — Vexillum at base marked on each side with a conical swelling; superior leaves two or six

. foliate; leaflett

often alternate ; petioles often winged.

19322 incurvns Roth curved-podded

gor 2 jl.au B Russia 1802. S co Bux. c. 4.46

19323 alatus Ten. winged

or 3 jl.au P Italy 1823. S co

19324 Clymenum L. Clymenum

8 or 4 jn.jl R.B Levant 1713. S co Pluk. al. 114. 6

19325 articulatus L. joint-podded

or 4 jl.au F.w S Europe 1640. S co Bot. mag. 253

19326 auriculatus Bert. eared

\ O or 4 jl.au P S. Europe 1800. S co

19327 spurius W. en. spurious

L O or 2 jn.jl P 1815. S co

19328 purpureus Desf. purple

^ O or 3 jl.au P Crete ... S co Desf. cor. 61

19329 tenuifolius Desf. fine-leaved

1 O or 3 il.au B N. Africa 1820. S co

19330 cornutus Horn. horned JL O or 3 jl.au P 1818. S co

III. DU^BII. — Doubtful to which of the secfions they belong.
19331 helodes Lk. marsh J O or 4 il.au P 1827. S co

19332 italicus Fis. Italian

L O or 3 jn.au ... Italy 1827. S co

19333 lusitanicus Mart. Lusitanian

[ O or 3 jn.au ... Spain 1827. S co

2137. CTCHRUS Pers. CTHRUS.
19334 pallida Pers. pale

PJsum Oychrus Pers.

(Ochros, pale ; pale muddy-colored flowers.) Leg. Pap. Vic. 1.
j. O or 2 jn.au Pa.Y S. Europe ... S co Tou. ins. 219

*2138. O'ROBUS Tou. BITTER VETCH. (Oro, to excite, Sows, an ox ; nourishing food.) Leg. Pap. Vic. 34-48.
I. UNI'JUGI. — Leaves one-paired ; leaflets ovate or linear.

19335 laxiflbrus Desf. loose-flwd hain/ & A or 1 my.jl V Candia 1820. R p.l An. mu. 12. 8

hairy ' & A or 1 my.jn R Thrace 1822. R co Bot. mag 2345

beautiful ^ A or f my.jl P Caucasus 1818. R p.l Lin. tr. 11. 36

Lathyrus-like ^ A or 2 jn B Siberia 1758. R p.l Am rut. 7. 2

II. MULTI'JUGI. — Leaves many-paired ; leaflets broad; stipules much smaller than the leaflets; from No. 19359.

leaflets very narrow.

spring ^ A or 1 mr.ap P Europe 1629. R s.l Bot. mag. 521

few-flowered ^ A or 1 my.jl P 1820. R p.l

veiny ^ A or 1 my.jl B Siberia 1816. R p.l Gin si. 5. 1

rock % A or 2 jn.jl P Hungary 1817. R p.l W.&K.2. 126

many-flowered 3 A or 2 jn.au Pa.R Italy 1820. R p.l

variegated ^ A or 1 jn.au P Italy LS21. R p.l Fl. nap. G8

19336 hirsutus L.

19337 formbsus Stev.

19338 tethyro\des L.

19339 vernus L.

19340 pauciflorus Hort.

19341 venbsus W.

19342 alpMris W. # K.

19343 multiflurus Meb.
l!>;m varicgMus Ten.

314

19345 iriciosides Dec.

DIADELPHJA DECANDRIA.

Vicia-like ^ A or 1 jn.jl ... Hungary

1819.

R

CLASS XVI I.
p.l W.&K. 3. 242

Ticia oroboides W

ill.

19346 luteus L.

yellow

^

A

or

ji jn.jl

L.Y

Siberia

1759.

R

h.l

Bot. cab. 783

19347 Tournefortw Lap.

Tournefort

's &

A

or

1| my.jl

Y.P

Pyrenees

1821.

R

p.l

Mem. m. 2. 10

19348 laevigatus W. % K.

smooth

^

A

or

1* my.jl

Y

Hungary

1820.

R

19349 aurantius Stev.

orange

JV

A

or

Ij jn.jl

Y

Iberia

1818.

R

p.l

19-350 sylvaticus L.

wood

,Jc

A

or

2 my.jl

C.P

Britain i

m.wo.

R

p.l

Eng. bot. 518

19351 ochroleucus W.&K. yellowish white^
19.352 niger L. black ^

A

A

or
or

2 my.jl
3 jn.jl

Pa.Y
P

Hungary 1816.
Britain woods.

R
R

P-1
p.l

W. & K,2. 118
Bot. mag. 2261

19353 hhmilis Ser.

humble

5

A

or

k Jl-au

P

Dahuria

1825.

R

P.1

Lathyrus humilis.

Fis.

19aT4 tuberusus L.

tuberous

A

cul

1 my.jn

P

Britain h

leaths.

R

p.l

Eng. bot. 1153

19355 pyrenaicus L.

Pyrenean

A

or

2 my.jn

P

Pyrenees

1699.

R

p.l

Pluk. al. 210. 2

Pluknet// Lap.

19356 tenuif,Mius Roth

fine-leaved

^

A

or

1 my.jl

P

Germany

1810.

R

P 1

19357 divaricatus Lap.

divaricate

^

A

or

I my.jl

P

Pyrenses

1816.

R

P-1

Mem.m.2. 11

19358 erectus Pair.

erect

•^

A

or

1 jl.au

P

R

P.l

19359 varius Sol.

various

^t

A

or

li my.jn

Y.R

Italy""

1759.

R

P-1

Bot. mag. 675

19360 canescens L.

canescent

^

A

or

1| my.jn

W.B

France

1816.

R

CO

19361 pallescens Bieb.

pallescent

Jtf

A

or

1 my

W

Tauria

1823.

R

CO

193n2 albus L.

white-flowe

red ^

A

or

1 my.jn

W

Austria

1794.

R

S.I

Sw. fl. gar. 22

19363 lacteus Bieb.

milk-white

•^

A

Off

1| my.jn

W

Caucasus

1820.

R

CO

19364 angustifolius L.

narrow-lea1

fed. ^_

A

or

1 my.jn

W

Siberia

1766.

R

S.I

Gm. si. 4. 5

19365 saxatilis Ven.

rock

o

or

1 jl.au

p

S. France

1820.

S

p.l

Ven. eels 94

III.

DUVBII

. — Species not sufficiently known.

19366 coccineus 3/#.

scarlet

4^

A

or

1 ap.my

s

N. Amer.

9

D

CO

2 unijugus Dec.

conjugate

:k

A

or

1 ap.my

s

N. Amer.

p

1)

CO

Bot. cab. 883

19367 venetus Mi/.

Venetian

•^

A

or

1 mr.ap

p

Germany

D

CO

Mil.d.ed.2.193.2

19368 Gmefinf Fis.

Graelin's

5

A

or

1 ...

Siberia

1827.

D

CO

2139. PLATY'STYLIS Swt. PLATYSTYLIS.

(Platysy broad, stylis, style.)

Leg.

Pap. Vic. 2.

19369 cyanea Swt.

azure

^

A

or

1 my

p

Caucasus

1823.

R

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 239

0'robus cyaneus Si

'ei>.

19370 sessilifulia Swt.

sessile-leav

ed ^

IA

or

1 my

p

Tauria

1823.

R

CO

Eot. mag. 2796

0'robus sessilifolius Sm. digitatus Bieb

pyreneus Pall.

2140. A^BRUS L.
19371 precatorius L.

WILD LIQUORICE.
prayer 1

(Abros, soft; extreme tenderness of leaves.)
CD or 12 mr.my Pa.P W. Indies 1680. S

Leg. Pap. Phas. 1.
s.p R. mal. 3. 39

2141. SWEEVT/^ Dec. SWEETIA (Robert Sweet, F.L.S., author of several bot. periodicals.) Leg.Pap.Phas. \
19372 longifolia Dec. long-leaved i. CD or 4 jl.au P S. Amer. 1818. C s.p Jac. ic. 572

Galega longifolia Jac. Tephrosia longifulia Pers.

S. Amer. 1820. C s.p Jac. ic. 573
St.Dom. 1824. C s.p

ega longifolia Jac. Tephrosia longifu

19373 filirormis Dec. thread-shaped jj_ I I or 3 jl.au P
Galega filiformis Jac.

19374 lignbsa Dec. woody J_ CD or 5 ... P
Glycine lignosa Turp.

2142. MICRA'NTHUS Pair. MICRANTHUS. (Mikros, small, anthos, flower.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 1.

19375 cochinchinensis Lou. Cochinchinese _$ E3 clt 3 jn.au W China ... S co

2143. AMPHICA'RPA Ell. AMP. (Amphi,on both sides, karpos, fr.; above and und.ground.) Leg.Pap.Phas.3t

19376 sarment&sa Ell. twiggy _$ O or 2 s Ap N. Amer. 1820. S s.p Ab. ins. 21
Glycine tilusa Horn, sarmentbsa Roth

19377 monoica Ell. monoecious _$ O or 4 s Ap N. Amer. 1781. S s.p Rce. ar. 1. 2
Glycine monoica L.

19378 combsa G. Don tufted _$ O un 1£ jl.s B N. Amer. 1812. S p.l
Glycine com5sa L.

2144. KENNEVD IA Ven. KENNEDIA. (Mr. Kennedy, nurseryman, Hammersmith.) Leg. Pap. Phas. 12.

I. LoNGicARfN-E. — Leaves trifoliate ; keel straight, rather longer than the vexillum.

19379 rubicunda Ven. rubicund $ I I or 10 mr.au Br N. S. W. 1788. C s.p Bot. mag. 268

19380 prostrata R. Br. prostrate JU i | or 4 mr.jn S N. S. W. 1790. C s.p Bot. mag. 270

19381 inophylla Cun. nerve-leaved J_ i j or 4 ... S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

19382 ditatata Cun. dilated £_ | | or 4 ... S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

II. BREVICARI*N/E. — Leaves trifoliate ; keel shorter than the vexillum or wings.

19383 coccinea Ven. scarleU//otuerafJ_ i_J or 10 my.au S N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Sw. au. 23

19384 Comptomawa Lk. Compton's J_ i | or 12 mr.jn B N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. rep. 298

19385 parviflr.ra Ma. C. small-flowered fc_ i_J or 4 N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

19386 heterophylla Ma. C. variable-leaved J_ i | or 4 N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

III. SIMPLTCIFOLLE. — Leaves simple ,• keel snorter than vexillum or wings.

19387 monophy'lla Ven. simple-leaved fc, t | or 10 mr.jn P N. S. W. 1790. C s.p Bot. mag. 263

ovate-leaved J_ | | or 6 my.au P N. Holl. 1818. C c.p Bot. mag. 2169

i ovata B. M.
latifulia Lindl.

19389 apetala Lo. C.

19390 sericea Ma. C.

IV. DU*BI.E. — Species not sufficiently known.

apetalous * i | or 4 ... Ap 1824. C s.p

silky i. i_J or 4 N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

2145. RHYNCHCTSIA Lou. RHYNCHOSIA. (Rhynchos, beak ; keel.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 18. — 51.

I. MONOPHY'LL/E. — Leaves all or for the most part simple, roundish, on long footstalks.
19391 renif6rmis Dec. kidney-formed-/i>rfj£ Al pr 2 jl.au Y Carolina 180S. D p.l
Glycine reniformis Ph.

l|jn.s Y N. Amer. 1732. D p.l Di. el. 26.29

19392 diffurmis Dec. two-formed _£ A u«

Glycine tomentosa Ph. var. volubilis MX.

II. PHASEOLOI'DE/E. — Leaves trifoliate, on long footstalks.

19393 erecta Dec. erect ^ A pr 2|jn.s Su N. Amer. 1820. D p.l
Glycine erecta Nut.

19394 caribae^a Dec. Caribaean $_ B2 pr 2 s.o Y W. Indies 1742. C p.l Bot. reg.275
Glycine caribae'a Jac.

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

315

19395 minima Dec. smallest J_ 23 un 1| jl.au Y
JD61ichos minimus L.

19396 phaseolcndes Dec. Kidneybean-lk J_ E] un 2 jn.jl Br
Glycine phaseololdes Sivx.

19397 precatoria Dec. prayer J_ I 1 un 4 jl.au Y
Glycine precatoria W. en.

19398 reticulata Dec. net-leaved $_ LD or 6 jl.s W
Glycine reticulata Vahl

19399 rhombifblia Dec. rhomb-leaved $_ C3 un 6 my.au ...
Glycine rhombifolia W.

19400 suavfeolens Dec. sweet-scented * Q or 3 jl.s Y.R
Glycine suav^olens L.

19401 viscosa Dec. clammy $_ D un 3 jl.s Y
Glycine viscosa Roth, glutinosa Lech.

19402 viscida Dec. viscid J_ I 1 un 3 jn.au Y

19403 Fredericj««rt Dec. Frederic's fc_ Q un 4 jl.au Y

19404 scarabaeovides Dec. scarabasus-like _J O un 2 jn.jl P
Z)olichos scarabajoides L.

19405 biflbra Dec. two-flowered _| H3 un 5 jl.au Y
Dulichos scaraba?oldes Rox.

19406 angustifolia Z)ec. narrow-leaved J_ i | un 6 jn.au Y

Glycine angustifolia Jac.

19407 mollis Dec. soft JL CD un 3 jl.au Y
Glycinc mollis IV.

III. ERIOSENMA. — Leaves trifoliate, all on short footstalks ; racemes or fascicles of flowers axillary ; vexiUum
silky villous ; stems not climbing.

19408 tnolacea Dec. Violet-like * CD un 3 jl.au Y Guiana 1820. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 30G
Glycine picta Vahl, Cytisus yiolkceus Aub.

Jamaica 1776. S s.l Jac. ob. 1. 22

Jamaica 1818. C p.l Bot. mag. 2284

Mexico 1825. C p.l

Jamaica 1779. C p.l

E. Indies 1815. C p.l

E. Indies 1816. C p.l

E. Indies 1820. C p.l

E. Indies 1823. C p.l

S. Amer. 1820. C p.l

E. Indies 1773. S s.l

E. Indies 1816. C p.l

C. G. H. 1795. C p.l

Guinea 1823. C p.l

Pluk. al 53. 3

Jac. sc. 2. 231

2146. FAGE^LIA Neck. FAGBLIA.
19409 bittimindsa Neck. clammy
Glycine bituminosa L.

(Not explained.)
4 ap.s

Lee;. Pap Phasebl. 1.
Y.P C. G.H. 1774. 'C l.p Bot. reg.261

2147. WISTA^R/^ Nut. WISTARIA. (Caspar IVistar, a professor in Pennsylvania.) Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 3.

19410 Consequana London Consequa's _$ or 15 my.jn B China 1818. L r.m Sw. fl. gar. 211
sinensis Dec. Glycine sinensis B. R.

19411 frut^scens Nut. frutescent J; or 10 jn.s P N. Amer. 1724. L s.p Bot. mag. 2103
Glycine frutescens /,. /Jvpios frutescens Ph.

19412 floribunda Dec. bundle-flwd Jt or 10 ... P.w China 1820. L r.m H. pfl. 8. 64. 2
Dolichos polystachyos Thun. Glycine floribunda W.

2148. -4TIOS Boer. APIOS. (Apion, a pear ; form of roots.)

19413 tuberbsa Moen. tuberous- rooted^ & or 6 au.s Br.pk N. Amer.
Glycine ^vpios L.

2149. PHASE^OLUS L. KIDNEYBEAN. (Phaselus, little boat ; sup. resemb. in pods.) Leg.Pap.Phas. 46.— 63.

I. EupHASE\)Lus. — Legumes compressed.
i. CARACA'LLA. — Stems pubescent s roots fasciculately tuberous ; leaflets entire ; vexillum twisted.

19414 Caracdlla L. Caracalla J£ fAI cul 1| au.s Li India 1690. S r.m Bot. rep. 341

Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 1.
1640. R s.p Bot. mag. 1198

19415

ii. PERE'NNIS. — Stems herbaceous i roots perennial ; racemes subpaniculate ,• leaflets entire.
rennis Walt. perennial ^ A or 3 jl.au D.P Carolina 1824. D s.l

perenns alt. pere

Dolichos polystachyos L.

iii. MACROpbmi. — Annual ; leaflets entires peduncles longer than leaves.

19416 alatus Z. winged J; O un 3 jl P Carolina 1732. S s.l Di. el. 235. 303

19417 specibsus Hum. showy _£ O or 6 jl.au S Orinoco 1820. S s.l

19418 sylve'stris Kth. wood _J d) or 6 jl.au S Mexico 1825. S s.l

19419 multiflorus W- many-flowered _J Q cul 12 jl.s S S. Amer. ? 1633. S co Schk.han.2.199.a
2albus white- flowering _£ Q cul 12 jl.s W S. Amer. 1633. S co

iv. BaACHYpboii. — Annual ; leaflets entire ; peduncles shorter than leaves.

19420 vulgaris L. ' common ^

11 y I

O

cul

1

jn.s

W

India

1597.

S

CO

Lob. ic. 2. 59

2 fasciatus banded-seeded _<

o

cul

jl

W

India?

1597.

S

CO

3 variegatus var\egated-seeded J

o

cul

jl

W

India?

1597.

s

CO

19421 compressus Dec. compressed J

0

cul

"2

jl.au

W

..I...

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 20

19422 oblungus Savi ob\ong-seeded J

0

cul

It

il s

Pa.V

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 14

19423 saponaceus Savi saponaceous J

, o

cul

1

jl's

W

m

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 15

19424 tumidus Savi tumid Nain Flageolet •

', 0

cul

2

jl.s

W

..

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. Iff

19425 hajmatocarpus Savi blood-podded _<

, o

cul

4

jl.au

Pa.V

M

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 17

19426 sphas'ricus Savi round Haricot d'Orl.^

, o

cul

4

jl.au

Pa.V

n

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 18

19427 gonospermus Savi angled-seeded j

i 0

cul

4

jl.au

Pa.V.w

.. -

s

CO

Savi ph. 3. 10. 19

194C.'8 derasus Schrank scraped-off'6/r-seerf.j

cul

3

jl.au

W.G

Brazil

1819.

s

CO

Sch. mo. 1. 89

19429 lunatus L. ha\f-moon-podded_<

' r<T

cul

12

jn.jl

G

E. Indies

1779.

s

CO

H. n. h. 10. 63. 1

194-30 inamo2snus //. unpleasing j

,"6"

un

6

jl.au

G.w

Africa

1794.

s

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 60

19431 torbsus Rox. torose

> o

or

4

jl.au

V

Nepal

1818.

s

CO

19432 Xuarfeszz Jac. Xuares's

i G

or

4

jl.au

R

S. Amer.

1818.

s

s.l

v. HETEROPHY'LLI. — Leaflets all or some of them lobed.

19433 microspermus Oi. small-seeded O or 1 jl.au D.P Cuba 1825. S s.l

— variable-leaved _i O or 4 jl.au R Mexico 1820. S s.l

Aconite-leaved J£ ED cu 2 jn.au Pk E. Indies 1731. S s.l Jac. ob. 3. 52
II. STKOPHO'STYLES. — Legumes terete.
i. LoBATiFbui. — leaflets all lobed.

19434 heterophjrllus IV.

19435 aconitifblius Jac.

19436 diversifblius Pers.

various-leaved

-* O un

1| jn.jl

P

N. Amer. 1806. S

s.l

trilobus MX.

19437 trilobus Roth

threo-lobed

O un

2 jl.au

G

E. Indies

1777.

S

s.l

Bur. in. 50. 1

19438 subtrilobus Lk.

sub-th ree-lobed

(TT1 un

1| jl.au

Y

Brazil

1824.

S

CO

19439 angulusus Or.
19440 farinbsus L.

angular-leaved
mealy

_£ ITTI un

3 jl.au
3 jl.au

Pa.R
Pk

E. Indies

1820.
1759.

s
s

s.l
co

N. a. p. 1730. 42

19441 stipularis Lam.
19442 nanus W.

large-st\ puled
common dwarf

O un
O un

2 jl.au
1 jn.8

Y.Br
W

Peru
India

1805.

s
s

s.l
s.l

19443 helvolus L.

ii. iNTEGRiFbui. — Leaflets entire.
pale red $ O cul 3 il.au Pa.R Carolina

1732.

8

CO

Di. el. 233. 300

19444 Mungo L.

Mungo

0 cul

15 Jn.jl

Y

India

8

s.l

316

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVII.

19445 chrysanthos Savi

19446 radiatus L.

19447 scaber Steu.

19448 /athyroWes L.

19449 semierectus L.

19450 violaceus Steu.

19451 Max L.

19452 hirtus Retz

19453 dolichoWes Rox.

19454 amceNius Fors/.

19455 mesolehcus Forst.

golden-flowered O or 5 jl.au Y

rayed O un 1 jn.jl P China 1732.

scabrous O cul 3 jl.au Y.G E. Indies

Lathyrus-like ITTI or 2 jl.au S Jamaica 1786.

half-erect J [LH pr 2 jl R W. Indies 1732.

violet Cm or 3 jl.au V Africa 1800.

1 1 1. DU%BH. — Doubtful to which of the sectioas they belong.

Max O cul 1^ jn.jl G India 175S.

hairy J O or 3 jl.au ... C. G. H. 1818.

Dolichos-like .J O or 3 jl.au R E. Indies 1824.

pleasing red _JJ O or 4 jl.au R Society Is.1820.

white-middled ^ O or 4 jl.au ... Brazil 1818.

Di. el. 235. 305
M. h. 2. 5. 8
SI. jam. 1.116.1
Bot. reg. 743

S s.l Ru. am. 5. 140

S co

S co

S co

S co

2150. A'MPHODUS Lindl. AMPHODUS. (Am/:hi, on both sides, odous, a tooth.) Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 1.
19*56 ovatus Lindl. ovate $_ E3 cu 10 jl.au P Trinidad 1820. C s.p Bot. reg. 1101

2151. SCTJA Moen. SOJA.

19457 hispida Moen. hispid

Dolichos So/a L.

(Sooja, its name in Japan.) Leg. PC

_i GJJ cul 3 jl.au V E. Indies 179

Vic. 1.

S s.l Jac. ic. 145

2152. DO'LICHOS L. DOLICHOS. (.Dolichos, long ; length of climbing stem.) Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 24. —51.
, EuD6LicHOS. — Legumes compressed, apiculated with the style.

19458 lignusus L.

19459 Jacquinw Dec.

19460 hirsutus Thun.

19461 pi!5sus Klein

19462 tetrasp^rmus W.

19463 capensis L.

194;>1 heterophyllus Horn, variable-lvd

19465 lutcus Swz.

19466 biflbrus L.

or 12 jl.au

or 8 jl.au W S. Amer. 1800.

or 10 jn P China 1802.

un 3 au P E. Indies 1790.

$ FA1 un 3 my.au Pa.Y E. Indies 1816.

iAJ or 6 jl.au Y C- G. H. 1823.

O cul 5 jl.au ... Canaries 1810.

P E. Indies 1776. S
C

C

S

ye\\o:v-jiowered^[I3 un 8 jl.au
two-flowered Jr G3 un 3 jl.au

Jamaica 1812.

Pa.Y E. Indies 1776. S

Bot. mag. 3b()
Kajm. ic. 41

Pluk. al. 213. 4

Catjang
monks'

19467 Catiang L.

19468 monachal is Brot.

19469 sinensis L. Chinese

19470 Liibia Forsk. Lubia

19471 vexillatus vexillated
Phasfeolus vexillatus L.

19472 lobatus W. lobed

19473 angulosus Dec. angulose

II. CATIA'NG. — Legumes cylindric ; leaves entire, from No. 19472. lobed.

KTI cul

3

jl.au

P

E. Indies

1793.

S

s.l

R.

mal. 8. 41

»

8 cul
pr

J

jl.au
jl.au

Pa.R
Pa.R

Spain
India

1816.
1776.

S
S

CO

s.l

Bot. mag. 2232

O cul

j| iQI cul

J<

j..au
jl.au

W.

Y

B

Egypt 1818.
W. Indies 1732.

S

S

CO
CO

Di

. el. 2. 302

8 or

3

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1800.

S

CO

or

2

jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1820.

S

p.l

III. UNGUICULA^RIA. — Legumes subcylindrical, ending in beaks ; leaves entire.
ulatus Jac. clawed j O un 3 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1780. S s.l Jac. Tin. 1.

19474 unguic

19475 tranquebaricus Jac. Tranquebar J; RTI un 3 jn.jl

19476 sesquipedalis L. 1£ ft. long-podded _J H] un 6 au

19477 melanopthalmus Dec. black-eyed _£ O cul 3 jl.au

19478 gangeticus Rox. Gangetic J. [23 cu 6 jn.au

19479 sphserospermos Dec. round-seeded RTI cul 4 jl.au

23

Jac. vin. 3. 70
Jac. vin. 1. 67

19480 reticulatus H. K.

19481 setasfolius Boj.

19482 frutescens Ham.

W.p E. Indies 1801.

W W. Indies 1781. S s.l

... Italy 1800. S co

... E. Indies ... S co

... Jamaica 1816. S co SI. jam. 117

IV. DU^BII. — Species not sufficiently known,

net-leaved fc_ i_J un 3 jn.jl P N. S. W. 1781.

bristle-lea
Nepal frutescent

$_ i 1 un

ed J_ CD un
cent a i | or

4
10 jn.jl

C s.l

Mauritius 1826. C s.l
Pa.Y Nepal 1820. C s.l

2153. VI'GN.4 Savi VIGNA. (Dominic Vigna, commentator on Theophrastus.) Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 1. — 2.
19483 glabra Savi smooth jfc Q P* 4 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1085. S s.l Jac. vin. 1. 90

Dolichos lutfeolus Jac.

2154. LA'BLAB Adan. LABLAB. (Lablab, the Arabic name of the convolvulus.) Leg.Pap.Phasebl. 8.

19484 vulgaris Savi common $ £2 cul 8 jl.au
D61ichos Lablab L.

19485 purpfireus G. Don purple J_ (23 or 12 au.s P E. Indies 1790. S s.l
vulgaris /3 purpureus Dec. Dolichos purpureus Jac.

19486 bengalensis G. Don Bengal _£ OQi cu 8 jl.au W E. Indies 1800. S s.l
vulgaris /3 albiflurus Dec. D.'ylichos bengalensis Jnc.

19487 nankinicus Savi Nankin _$ [UJ cul 8 jl.au W China 1820. S s.l

19488 leucocarpus Savi white-podded _$ EJJ cul 8 jl.au W E. Indies 1816. S s.l

19489 cultratus Dec. cultrate-joofiWt-rfJ EJJ cu 8 jl.au W Japan 1816. S s.l
Dolichos cultratus Thun.

19490 microcarpus Dec. small-podded _$ EJJ cu 8 jl.au P E. Indies 1818. S s.l

19491 perennans Dec. lasting white C/iina%_ \ | cu 8 jl.au W China 1820. S s.l

Dolichos albus Lou.

E. Indies 1794. S s.l Bot. mag. 896
Bot. reg. 830
Jac. \in. 2. 124

Savi d. 22. 18.d.g
Savi d. 22. 9.a.d
Kaem. ic. 25

Ru. am. 5. 141. 1
Ru. am. 5. 137

2155. PACHYRHPZUS Rich. TACHYBHIZUS. (Pachys, thick, r/nxa, root ; tuberous.) Leg.Pap.Phasebl, 1.-3.

19492 angulatus Rich. angled i. CD or 5 jl P E. Indies 1781. C s.l Ru. am. 5. 132
Dolichos bulbosus L.

2156. PARO'CHETUS Ham. PAROCHETUS. (Para, nigh, ochetos, a brook.) Leg.Pap.Phasebl. 1. — 2.

19493 communis Ham. common $„ _&J or 1 jl P Nepal 1820. D s.l

2157. DIO^CLE^ Kth. DIOCLEA. (Diodes Carystinus, an ancient Greek botanist.) Leg. Pap. Phasebl. 1.

19494 m611is Dec. soft * (23 un 3jl.au Pa.Y 1824. D s.t Jac. fr.88

D61ichos m611is Jac.

2158. PSOPHOCA'RPUS Neck. PSOPHOCARPUS. (Psophos, a sound, karpos, a fruit.) Leg.Pap.Phasebl. 1.

19495 tetragon 61obus Dec. square-podded .J O or 4 s.n B Mauritius 1816. S s.l Ru. am. 5. 133
Dolichos tetragonulobus L.

2159. MUCU^NA Adan.& Dec. Cow- ITCH. (Mucuna-Guaca, name in Brazil.) Leg. Pap. Phas. 12. —20.

I. ZOOPUTHA/LMUM. — Legumes with lamellose transverse furrows.

19496 tirens Dec. burning L CD cu 12 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1691. C l.p PI. am. 107

Dolichos urens L. Stizolobium urens 1'ers.

ORDER IV.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

317

II.

l'^97 altissima Dec. tallest t. CD or
Stizolbbium altissimum Pers.
19198 prforiens Dec. common stinging J_ 1 1 cu

50
12

P
P

Martinico 1779.
India 1680.

C

C

l.p
l.p

Jac. am. 182. 85
Jac. am. 122

Stizolobium pruriens Pers.

19499 gigantea Dec. giant

J_CDun

20

jl.au

G

E. Indies

1815.

c

Lp

R. mal. 8. 36

Carpop6gon gigaiit£u:> Rox.

19500 imbricdta Dec. imbricated

S. CD or

10

...

P

E. Indies

1815.

c

Lp

Carpopr.gon imbric&tus Rox.

19501 mitis Dec. mild

$ CD un

10

...

P

Peru

J820.

c

l.p

19502 macroceratkles Dec. long-horned-Ik fc_ r~) un

10

...

V

Bn-.zil

1821.

c

Lp

Raddim.13.5

III. DI;VBI/E. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

19503 monospt'rma Rox. one-seeded

$_ CD un

10

E. Indies

1816.

c

l.p

19504 atropurpurea Rox. dark-purple

$_CDcu

10

..

P"

E. Indies

1820.

c

p.l

19505 nivea Rox. snow-whife

J_ CD un

10

M

W

E. Indies

1816.

c

s.p

19506 bracteata Rox. bract eate

$_ CD cu

10

E. Indies

18'26.

c

p.l

19507 anguinea Rox. snake

$_CDcu

10

.'.

E. Indies

1817.

c

P.l

2160. CAJA^NUS Dec. PIGEON PEA.

19508 bicolor Dec. two-colored
Cytisus Psehdo- Cajan Jac.

19509 flavus Dec. yellow
Cytisus Cfljan L.

(Catjang, its name in Malabar.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 2.
CDcul 4 jl.au Y E. Indies 1800. S s.l Jac. vin. 2. 119

CD cul 4 jl.au Y E. Indies 1687. S s.l Jac. ob. 1. 1

2161. CYLI'STA H. K. CYLISTA. (Kylistos, twining ; plants.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 4. — 5.

19510 scariosa H. K. scarious fc_ CD or 4 ... Y E.Indies 1806. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 92

19511 tomentosa Rox. woolly £_ [ i or 4 ... Y E. Indies 1816. C p.l Rox. cor. 221

19512 albiflora B. M. white-flowered J_ I I or 6 ap.my W Mauritius ... C p.l J5ot. mag. 1859

19513 vill&sa H. K. villose i. CD or 6 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1776. S p.l Bot. rep. 446

2162. ERYTHRriNTA L. CORAL TREE.

(Erythros, red j flowers.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 33. — 43.

T. ACAU'LES. — Stemless ; fructiferous racemes and leafy branches annually rising from subterraneous trunks.

19514 herbacea L. herbaceous ]£ i | or 3 'jn.s S Carolina 1724. C l.p Bot mag. 877

19515 resupinata Rox. resupinate £ CD spl 1 ... Pa.S E. Indies 1823. C r.m Rox. cor. 3. 220

19516 horrida Dec. rough * I I spl 5 ... S .Mexico 1824. C r.m Fl. mex. ic. in.

II. CAULESCE'NTES. — Shrubs or_trees, stems bearing leaves and racemes of flowers.

19517 carnea H. K.

19518 Corallodendrum 1

19519 enneandria Dec.
velufina Jac.

19520 macrophylla Dec.

19521 mltis Jac.

19522 piscidio'ides Hort.

19523 abyssinica Lam.

19524 incana W.en.

19525 portoricensis Desf

19526 poianthes Brot.

19527 secundifl5ra Brot.

19528 speci6sa Andr.

19529 rubrinervia H, . 8s 1

19530 fulgens Hort.

19531 aculeatissima Desj

19532 umbrosa H. % B.
arbbrea Hort .

19533 caffra Thun.

19534 arborescens Rox.

19535 indica Lam.

19536 stricta Rox.

19537 ovalifulia Rox.

19538 ova-lis Wai.

19539 picta L.

19540 spathacea Dec.

19541 suberosa Rox.

19542 velutina W.

19543 glauca W.

19544 fusca Lou.

19545 Crista-galli L.

19546 teuri folia Jac.

2163. RUDO'LPH I A W. RUDOLPHIA. ( W. J. H. Rudolph, a botanist of Jena.) Leg. Pap. Phaseol. 2. — 4.

19547 dubia Hum. doubtful JL CD or 6 ... S Havannahl815. C s.l
Glycine sagittata Hum.

19548 rosea Tus. roseate fl_ CD or 6 ... R W. Indies 1826 C ^.1 PL am. 102. 1 ?

flesh-colored

J CD or

12

my

Pk

Vera Cruz 1733.

S

r.m

fr. ehr. 8

Coral-tree "

' CD or

20

my.jn

S

W. Indies 1690.

S

r.m

Com. h. 1. 108

nine-anthered I

* CD spl

10

S

S

r.m

Jac. sc. 4. 466

long-leaved

§spl

20

S

Teneriffe 1822.

S

r.m

mild

spl

20

...

S

Caraecas 1790.

S

r.m

Jac. sc. 216

Piscidia-like ]

spl

15

...

S

E. Indies 1SOO.

S

r.m

Abyssinian '•
hoary 4

Hspl
spl

10
10

...

S
S

Abyssinia 1820.
E. Indies 1820.

8

S

r.m
r.m

Porto Rico i

*CDor

10

• ••

S

Porto Ricol80(>.

S

r.m

Grass-flowered

• CD spl

20

ja.'f"

S

S. Amer. 1820.

8

r.m

Lin. tr. 14. 11

side-flowering "

s CD spl

20

S

Brazil 1820.

S

r.m

Lin. tr. 14. 12

showy

>CDor

10

au.o

S

VV Indies 1805.

S

r.rn

Bot. rep. 443

red-nerved
shining i

•gs

20
10

S
S

Bogota 1823.
E. Indies 1.801.

S

S

r.m
r.m

prickliest 1

10

...

S

1800.

S

r.m

shady «

5 CD spl

80

...

S

Caraecas 1817.

S

r.m

Caffrarian i

K | | or

6

S

C. G. H. 1816.

S

l.p

Bot. reg. 736

arborescent '

[ CD spl

SO

S

E. Indies 1818.

8

r.m

Rox. cor. 3. 219

Indian

' CD °r

20

...

S

E. Indies 1814.

S

r.m

R. mal. 6. 7

strict i

k 1 lor

8

..

S

E. Indies 1816.

S

r.m

oval-leaved *

' CD °r

10

>B

S

E. Indies 1816.

B

r m

oval i

1 1 | or

6

S

Nepal 1820.

S

Lp

painted i

I CD or

6

S

E. Indies 1696.

S

r.m

Ru. am. 2. 77

spathaceous

' CD SP'

15

..

S

W. Indies 1824.

S

r.m

Cork-barked

' CD spl

15

S

E. Indies 1816.

S

r.m

velvety

[ CD spl

£0

M

S

Caraecas 1810.

S

r.m

glaucous

[ CD spl

20

m<

S

Caraecas 1819.

8

r.m

brovm-flowered '

' 1 1 or

20

S

E. Indies 1800.

C

IP

Ru. am. 2. 78

Cock's-Comb ]

1 . j or

40

my.jl

S

Brazil 1771.

S

r.m

Sw. fl. gar. 214

Laurel- leaved j

; CD spl

4

S

S. Amer. 1800.

a

r.m

Sw. fl. gar. 142

2164. BITTED Rox.

19549 frondosa Rox.

19550 superba Rox.

19551 parviflora Rox.

BUTEA. (John, Earl of Bute, a munificent patron of botany.) Leg. Pap. Vic 3.

leafy ± CD spl 30 ... S E. Indies 1796. C r.l Rox. cor. 1. 21

superb 1 CD spl 30 ... S E.Indies 1798. C r.l Rox. cor. 1.22

small-flowered t CD or 20 ... S Coroman. 1818. C r.l

2165. PONG A^MIA Ven. PONGAMIA. (Pongam, its Indian name.) Leg. Pap, Dalb. 4.— 6.

19552 glabra Ven. smooth-leaved 1 CD or 30 ... W E. Indies 1699. C s.l Ven. mal. 5:8
Dalb£rg/'a arbbrea W. Robinm mitis L.

19553 uliginosa Dec. marsh i CD or 20 ... W W. Indies 1824. C si
Galedupa uliginosa Rox. Robinia uliginosa W.

19554 grandiflora Ven. large-flowered f CD or 20 ... W E. Indies 1818. C s.l

19555 Piscidia Rox. Piscidia-WAre 1 CD or 20 ... W E. Indies 1818. C s.l

2166. DALBE'RG/^ Rox. DALBERGIA

19556 ougeinensis Rox. Ougein <

19557 latifolia Rox. broad-leaved L _

19558 Sissoo Rox. Sissoo t CD or 30 .. \V E. Indies 1820.

19559 Crowe* Rox. Crowe's 1 ; CD or 20 .. W E. Indies 1823.

19560 rubiginosa Rox. rusty J CD or 10 .. W E.Indies 1811.

19561 robusta Rox. robust f CD or 20 .. W E. Indies 1816.

§icholas Dalberg, a Swedish botanist.) Leg. Pap. Dalb. 19.— 29.
or 30 ... W E. Indies 1820. C s.l
or 30 .. W E. Indies 1811. C s.l Rox. cor. 2. 113

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l Rox. cor. 2. 115

C s.l

318

POLYADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

CLASS XVIII.

19562 alata Box.
19563 emarginata Box.

winged
emarginate

IBs

20
15

... W
... W

E. Indies 1S23.
E. Indies 1823.

C
C

s.l

s.l

19564 scandens Rox.

climbing

Ju CD or

20

.. R

E. Indies 1812.

C

s.l

Rox. cor. 2. 192

19565 volubilis Rox.

twining

i_ CD or

20

.. W

E. Indies 1818.

C

s.l

Rox. cor. 2. 191

19566 marginata Rox.
19567 rimusa Rox.

marginated
chinky

A_CDor
fl_ CD or

20
20

.. W
.. W

E.Indies 1823.
E. Indies 1823.

C
C

s.l
s.l

19568 Barclay* Hook.

Barclay's

fi_ CD or

15

.. B

Mauritius 1823.

C

s.l

Hook. ex. fl. 188

19569 Telfairw Hook.

Telfair's

fl_ CD or

15

.. W

Mauritius 1823.

C

s.l

19570 frondosa Rox.

frondose

T ( 1 or

30

.. W

R Indies 1818.

C

s.l

19571 paniculata Rox.

panicled

I r 1 or

30

.. w

E. Indies 1811.

C

s.l

Rox. cor. 2. 114

19572 stipulacea Rox.

stipulaceous

T 1 1 or

20

.. w

E. Indies 1820.

C

s.l

19573 timori^nsis Dec.

Timor

t f~lor

15

.. w

E. Indies 1826.

C

s.l

R. mal. 6. 22

19574 tamarindii'blia. Rox.

Tamarind-lvd

fi_CDor

15

.. w

E. Indies 1820.

C

s.l

2167. DHEPANOCA/RPUS Mey. DREPANOCARPUS. (Drepanon,
19575 lunatus Mey. half-moon-capsuled*: l~j or 12 ... W
Pterocarpus lunatus L.

ickle, karpos, fruit.) Leg. Pap. Da/6. 1. — 5.
S. Amer. 1792. C s.l PI. am. 201. 2

2168. ECASTAPHY'LLUM Br. ECASTAPHYLLUM. (Hekastos, each, phyllon, leaf ; simple.) Leg.Pap.Dalb. 3.-7.

W. Indies 1733. C r.m Br. jam. 32. 1

19576 Browne/ Pers. Browne's
Pterocarpus Ecastaphyllum L.

19577 Sieberi Rchb. Sieber's

19578 Plumit:ri Pers. Plunder's

10 ... W

d) or

W.R Guinea 1824.
W S. Amer. 1820.

C s.t

C s.l P. ed. B. 246. 2

2169. ^'RACHIS L.
19579 hypogaT'a L.

EARTH NUT.
underground

(A, without, rhakis, branch.) Let

O clt 2 my.jn Y S. Amer. 171i

;. Cats. Geoff. 1. — 2.
. S s.l Tr.pl. 3.3

2170. VOANDZE^IAThou. VOANDZEIA. (Voandzou, its name in Madagascar.)

19580 subterranea Thou. subterran.-p<?a ^ O clt $ jn.au Y Africa 1823.
Glyeine subterranea L.

2171. ANDPRA Lam. ANDIRA.

19581 racemusa Lam. racemose
GeoffroeV racemosa Pair.

19582 inermis H. $ B unarmed
Geoftrce\i inermis Swz.

Leg. CCES. Geoff. 1.
S r.m Dec.leg.2.20.106
[andL.f.dec.17

(Its name in Brazil.) Leg. CCES. Geoff. 2. —6.

i CD or 20 ... P Trinidad 1818. C l.p Pis. br. 2

CDm 20

W. Indies 1773. C l.p Ph. tr. 1777. 10

2172. GEOFFRCKY^ W. BAST. CABBAGE TR. (E.F. Geoffrey -, F.R.S.prof.bot.Paris.) Leg. Cats. Geoff. 2. — 6.

19583 spinosa Jac. spiny t I 1 or 30 ... Y S. Amer. 1818. C l.p Jac. am. 180. 62

19584 violacea Pers. violet 1 CD or 20 ... V Guiana 1823. C l.p Aub. gui. 3. 301

2173. PARIVCFA Aub. PARIVOA.
19585 grandiflura Aub. large-flowered
Dimorpha grandiflbra IV.

(Its name in Guiana.)
30 ... P Guiana

Leg. Cees. Gassier. 1.
1821. C r.m Aub. gui. 303

2174. DI'PTERIX Schreb. TONQUIN BEAN. (Dis, double, pteryx, wing ; app. of cal.) Lee.Cces.Geoff. 1. — 2.
19586 odorata W. sweet-scented £ CD ec 60 ... P Guiana 1793. C l.p Aub. gui. 2. 296

Baryosma Tonga Gae.

CLASS XVIII. ORDER 1.
POLYADE'LPHIA DECA'NDRIA.

2175. THEOBRCPMA L. CHOCOLATE NUT. (Tfieos, a god, brome, food; delicious.) Byttneriacece. S. — 5.

19587 bicolor H. $ B. two-colored t CD clt 16 ... Br NewGran.1820. C r.m H. & B. 1. 30

19588 Cacao L. common Cacao J I 1 clt 16 ... Br S. Amer. 17S9. C r.m Bot. cab. 545

19589 guianensis W. Guiana 1 CD or 16 ... Br Guiana 1803. C r.m Aub. gui. 2. 275

2176. GUAZU^MA Plu. BASTARD CEDAR. (Its name in Mexico.)

19590 Mlmifblia Lam. Elm-leaved J O tin 40 au.s Y Jamaica 1739.
Bubr6ma Guazuma W. Theobrbma Guazuma L.

19591 polybotrya Cav. many-racemed £ I I or 20 Brazil 1816. C p.l Cav. ic. 3. 299

Bubruma polyb6tryum W. en.

19592 tomentosa Kth. woolly 1 CD or 20 Cumana 1820.

ByttneriacetE. 3.
C p.l Tr.ehr. 76

C p.l

2177. DU^RWL.
19593 zebethlnus L.

DURIO.
civet

(Dury, a thorn, Malay: spinous fruit.) Maluaceee. I.

iCDor 60 ... W E. Indies 1825. C s.l Ru. am. 1.29

2178. ABRCTMA L. ABROMA. (A, privative, brome, food ; unfit for.) Byttneriacece. 2. — 3.

19594 augusta L. August smooth-stalked t CD or 10 au P E. Indies 1770. C l.p Jac. vin. 3. 1

19595 fastu6sa R. Br. disdainful pr.-stkd J CD or 10 jn.o P N. S. W. 1800. C l.p Par. Ion. 102

ORDER II.

POLYADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

S19

CLASS XVIII. ORDER 2.
POLYADE'LPHIA POLYA'NDRIA.

*2179. MELALEITCA L. MELALEUCA. (Melas, black, leukos, white j bk. wood.w. branches.) Myrtacete. 48.
I. ALTERNIFOLI*. — Leaves alternate.

19596 Leucaddndron L.

White Tree.

? CD or

i/r..

15

— Ajsmm

„.> uttct

w

HlllC.

E. Indies

1796.

C

s.l.p Ru. am. 2. 16

19597 Cajuputi Rox.

Cajuputi Tree

i l~l or

15

M

E. Indies

1800.

C

s.l.p Ru. am. 2. 17.

1

19598 viridiflora Sm.

green-flowered

i i | or

10

G

N. S. W.

1798.

c

s.l.p Cav. ic. 4.333

19599 palmK.sa R. Br.

marsh

4t | ) or

t;

jl.s

R

N. Holl.

1803.

c:

s.l.p

19600 globifera R. Br.

globe-bearing

at | | or

4

• •t

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p

19601 diosmaetolia Andr.

Diosma-leaved

*L_Jor

4

Jn.jT

G

N. Holl.

1794.

C

s.l.p Bot. rep. 476

19n02 stypheloMes Sm.

Styphelia-lvd

at|_Jor

4

my.jn

...

N. S. W.

1793.

c

s.l.p

19603 #enistifolia Sm.

Broom-leaved

ai i | or

4

N. S. W.

1793.

c

s.l.p

19604 lanc-eolata Otto

lance-leaved

at | | or

4

jn.au

N Holl.

1816.

c

s.l.p H. ber. 36

If 605 striata Lab.

striated

«i_Jor

4

P"

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p Lab. n. h. 2. If

W

19606 £hymoides Lab.

Thyme-like-/yrf«* i | or

3

...

P

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 167

19607 imbricata Lk.

imbricated

at i | or

4

jn.au

N. Holl.

1800.

c

s.l.p

19608 squamea Z,a6.
19609 taxifolia Schl.

seal ^-branched
Yew-leaved

at(_jor

as i | or

4
4

jn.jl

P"

V. D. L.

N. Holl.

1805.

c

c

s.l.p Bot. reg. 477
s.l.p

19610 pentagona Lab.

five-angled

ati_jor

3

...

N. Holl.

1820.

c:

s.l.p

19611 nodosa Swz.

knotty

at,_Jor

2

Jn'jV

P

N. S. W.

1790.

L

s.l.p Ex. bot. 1.35

19612 erici folia Sm.

Heath-leaved

* l | or

g

jl.s

G

N. S. W.

1788.

L

s.l.p Ex. bot. 1. 34

19613 armillaris Sw.

bracelet

at | | or

2

jn.jl

G

N. S. W.

1788.

L

s.l.p Bot. rep. 175

19614 uncinata R. Br.

hook-leaved

at i | or

3

jn.s

P

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p

19615 scabra R.Br.

rough-leaved

«l_Jor

3

f.s

P

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p

19616 pulchella .R. Br.

neat

at i ) or

o

jn.s

P

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p Bot. cab. 200

II. OPPOSITIJ

"bLI.£. — 1

L«z

les oppo

site or

verticillatt

19617 incana J?. .Br.

hoary

at i | or

3

jn.au

Y

N. Holl.

]817.

c

s.l.p Bot. reg. 410

canescens L.

19618 fhymlfolia 5»z.

Thyme-leaved

at | (or

2

jn.s

P

N. S. W.

1792.

c

s.l.p Bot. mag. 1868

coronata Andr.

19619 eriocephata SM-&.

woolly-headed

ati_Jor

4

...

..

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

19620 decussata R. Br.

decussate

at | | or

4

jl.s

P

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p Bot. mag. 226

3

19621 rotundifolia Hort.

round-leaved

at | | or

3

jn.au

...

N. Holl.

1816.

c

s.l.p

19622 fulgens /?. Br.
196-J3 discolor #cA6.

splendid
various-colored

at | | or

at|_Jor

6
3

S

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1803.

c

c

s.l.p Bot. reg. 103
s.l.p

19624 linari lia R. Br.

Toadflax-lvd

at | [or

3

jn.au

P"

N. S. W.

1793.

c

s.l.p Ex. bot. 1. 56

19625 cuticularis Lab.

thin-skinned

at,_jor

3

...

...

N. Holl.

...

c

s.l.p

19626 gibbosa La6.
§19627 fascicularis Lab.

gibbous
fascicled

at | ) or

3

3

...

••

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1820.

c

c

sl.p
s.l.p

19628 penduPma Z-orf.

pendulous

at i | or

3

...

..

N. Holl.

1820.

c

s.l.p

19629 trinervia Sm.

three-nerved

at , (or

3

...

M

N. Holl.

1816.

c

s.l.p

19630 fimbriata Hort.

fringed

at i | or

3

M

..

N. Holl.

1817.

c

s.l.p

19631 grandis /%.

grand

at | | or

4

N. Holl.

...

c

S.l.p

19632 dumosa Lod.

bushy

at | | or

2

t

M

N. Holl.

...

c

s.l.p

1963,3 epacridea Her*.
19634 euphorbwides Lod.

Epacris-like
Euphorbia-like

at | | or

at , i or

6
3

•

••

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1820.
1824.

c
c

sl.p

s.i.p

19635 virgata Hort.
19636 tenuifolia Ma. C.

twiggy
fine-leaved •

at , |or
at i ! or

2

2

jn.au

••

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1818.
1824.

c

c

s.l.p
s.l.p

19637 AypericifMia Sm.

Hypericum-lvd * | | or

3

jn.au

s"*

N. S. W.

1792.

c

s.l.p Bot. rep. 200

19638 squarrbsa Sm.

squarrose

at , ,| or

2

w

N. S. W.

1794.

c

s.l.p Bot. mag. 193

3

19639 tetragona #or/.

four-angled

*l_jor

4

...

...

N. Holl.

1820.

c

s.l.p

19640 calyclna R.Br. permanent-calyxed
19641 parviflbra Lk. small-flowered

* l | or

* 1 |or

3

3

jn.au
jn.au

p

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1803.
1816.

c

c;

s.l.p
s.l.p H. ber. 37

19642 densa R. Br.

dense-leaved

at|_jor

2

p"

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p

19643 tomentosa Coll.

' woolly

at | | or

3

jn.au

Crea

N. Holl.

1810.

c

s.l.p Col. h. rip. 37

2180. TRISTA^NIATJ. Br. TRISTANIA. (Trees, three, stao, to stand ; dispos. of flws and Ivs.) Myrtuceae. 6.

19644 nereif.\lia R. Br.

19645 joersicitblia Can.

19646 arbor^scens Hort.
W617 teurina R. Br.

19648 conftrta R. Br.

19649 depressa Lod.

Oleander-lvd

Peach-leaved

arborescent

Laurel-leaved

crowded

depressed

* I | or

*L_Jor

: | | or

l | or

l_Jor
I | or

6 jn.s

6

10

6 ... Y

6 jl.s Y

N. S. W. 1804. C s.p Bot. mag. 1058

N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1820.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1805.
1820.

C s.p

C sp

C s.p

C s.p

C s.p

2181. CALOTHA'MNUS Lab. CALOTHAMNUS.

19650 quadrifida R. Br. four-cleft

19651 villbsa R. Br. villous

19652 clavata Ma. C. c\ub-leaved

19653 gracilis R. Br. slender-leaved * i | or

« , | or

»i_Jor

(Kalos, beautiful, thamnos, shrub.) Myrtacets. 4. — .

3 jl.s S N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 1506

3 jl.s S N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. reg. 1099

2 jl.s S N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

3 jl.s S N. Holl. 1803. C s.p

2182. BEAUFO'RT/,4 R. Br. BEAUFORTIA. (Mary, Duchess of Beavfort, bot. pat.) Myrtaceac. 3.
196.54 decussata R. Br. decussated it uJ spl 3 my.jl S N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Bot. reg. 18 -

19655 sparsa R. Br. scattered-leaved* \ | spl 3 ... R N. Holl. 1803. C s.p

19656 carin^ta Cun. keel-leaved » i_| spl 3 ... S N. Holl. 1823. C s.p

2183. BILLCTT/^Coll. BILLOTIA. (Mad. TecophUa Billoti, of Turin.) Myrtacea. 1.

19657 acerosa Coll. Maple-leaved <tt i | or 5 jl.s R N. Holl. 1816. C s.p Col. h. rip. 23

2184. EUDE'SMIA^. Br. EUDESMIA. (Eu, well, desme, bundle; stamens.) Myrthcea?. 1.

19658 tetragona R. Br. four-angled i i_J or 16 jl W N. Holl. 1824. C s p Sw. au. 21

2185. CANDO'LLE^ Lab. CANDOLLEA. (Aus.Py.de Candolle,¥.R.S. F.M.L.S. Geneva.) Dilleniacete. 1.— 3.

19659 cuneif6rmis Lab. wedge-shaped * i_J of 7 ... .Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Bot. mag. 2711

2186. SY'MPLOCOS L. SYMPLOCOS. (Sumploke. connection ; claws of petals.) Symploclnece. 2. — &

19660 tinctoria L. dyer's Laurel-lvd* i_J or 3 ... Y Carolina 1780. L p.l Cat. car. 1 54

19661 sinica Ker Chinese * _J or 3 my W China 18. '2. C p.l Bot. reg. 710

320

POLYADELPHIA POLYANDRIA, CL. XVIII. OR. II.

19662 coccinea Kth. scarlet «
19663 crataegoldes D. Don Cratse^us-like i

t 1 1 or

...

...

S

Mexico

1825.
1824.

C p.l
C ii.l

H. & B. 1. 52

2187. CTTIIUS L. ORANGE TREE.

(Derivation unknown.)

AurantiacecE

14.— 15.

19664 3/edica Risso medical Lrw-.m *

k i | fr

8

mv.jl

\v

Asia

B

r.m

Fer. hes 39

19665 Lirnetta Risso Lemon Bergamot '

\ i_Jfr

8

my.jl

W

Asia

1648.

B

r.m

Black. 362

19666 Limonum Risso Lime

l.'l

mv.jl

W

Asia

1648.

15

r.m

Gae. fr. 2. 121.2

19;>67 Aurantium Risso sweet Orange •

r , | fr

15

mv.il

Vv

Asia

1595.

B

r.m

Lam. il. 639. 2

19668 vulgaris Risso common Seville '

' l_Jfr

15

my.jl

Vv

Asia

15

r.m

2 7«yrtif61ia Hort. Myrtle-leaved i

3 i |fr

3

my.jl

W

Asia

.

B

r.m

Bot. reg. 346

19669 decumana L. huge Shaddock <

1 llfr

15

my.jl

W

India

1724.

15

r.m

Ru. am. 2 24. 2

19670 hystrix Dec. porcupine
19671 spinosissima Mey. spiniest Lime ~<
19C72 japonica Thun. Japan small-fruited

as

» i_jfr

15
IS
6

my.jl
my.jl
my.jl

W

W

w

E. Indies
Cayenne
Japan

...

B
15
B

r.m
r.m
r.m

Ru. am. 2. 28 ?
Thun. jap. 15

19673 nobilis Lou. noble Mandarin*

I | | fr

15

my.jl

W

China

1805.

15

r.m

Bot. rep 608

2 minor smaller *

k LJ fr

15

my.jl

w

China

1 05.

15

r.m

Bot. reg. 2. 1 1

19674 margarita Lou. pearl sweet Lemon '

' l_Jfr

15

mv.jl

w

China

..

B

r m

19675 angulata W. &ngu\a.r-fruited '

• L_|fr

15

my.jl

W

E. Indies

M

B

r.m

Ru. am. 2. 32

19676 madurensis Lou. Madura

f l_Jfr

10

mvjl

W

China

<4

B

r.m

Ru. am. 2. 31

19677 Auxifolia Pair. Box-leaved S

i ! | fr

3

my.jl

W

China

B

r.m

2188. XANTHOCHY'MUS Rox. XANTHOCHYMUS.

(Xanthos, y

jllow, chymos, juice :

fruit.)

Gutt'iferee. 8.

19678 pictbrius Rox. painter's '

L_|fr

20

Y

E. Indies

1796.

S

r m

Rox. cor. 2. 196

19679 ovahfolius Rox. oval-leaved '

Hfr

1-2

Y

E. Indies

1824.

S

r.m

19680 luteus Lod. yellow

fr

CO

a<

Y

E. Indies

' 1824.

S

r.m

19681 macrophyllus Lo. C. long-leaved '

20

Y

E. Indies

?1824.

S

r.m

19«582 purpureus Lo. C. purple
196S3 guinee"nsis G.Don Guinea

gfr

20
'20

...

Y
Y

E. Indies? 1824.
Guinea 1824.

S
S

r.m
r.m

19684 tincturius Rot.. dyer's

Bfr

20

Y

E. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

19685 dulcis Rox. sweet

fr

20

...

Y

E. Indies

1820.

S

r.m

2189. PENTADE'SMA R. Br. PENTADESMA. (Pente, five, desme, bundle ; stamens.) Gutt'iferne. 1.
19686 butyracea/f.^r. butter ^tallow-tree^ CD fr SO 11 ... S.Leone 1822. S s.l

2190. tfYPE'RICUM L. ST. JOHN'S WORT. (Origin unknown.) Hypericinece. 77. — 138.

I. ASCYRE^IA. — Sepals at base joined and unequal; stamens numerous; leaves often large; flowers com-

monly terminal, large, and few : styles commonly three, from No. 19696.
19687 elatum H. K. tall ssis or 5 jl.au Y N. Amer.
19688 frondosum MX. leafv 3fe or 5 il.au Y N. Amer.

styles commonly five.
1762. L s.l Den. br. 85
1806. C s.l

19689 grandifblium Choi.

great-leaved

*t

\ | or

3

jl.au

Y

Teneriffe

1818.

C

s.l

Chois. hyp. 3

19690 amte^num Ph.

pleasing

^

or

4

jl.au

Y

Carolina

1812.

L

s.l

Di. el. 151. 182

19691 hirclnum L.

goat-scented

$*

or

3

jl.s

Y

S. Europe

1640.

L

s.l

Den. br. 86

2 minus

smaller

l'»:

or

o

jl.s

Y

S. Europe

L

CO

Den. br. 87

19692 foliosum H. K.

shining-leafy

&

l | or

;-',

au

Y

Azores

1778.

C

pi

19693 floribundum H. K.

bundle-flwd

<t

1 | or

3

au

Y

Madeira

1779.

C

p.l

Com. h. 2. 68

19694 olympicum L.

Olympian

ft

or

4

jl.s

Y

Levant

1706.

S

s.l

Bot. mag. 1867

19695 canariense L.

Canary

£v

1 | or

Q

jl.s

Y

Canaries

1699.

c

p.l

Bot. cab. 953

19696 chinense L.

Chinese

ii

\ 1 or

g

mr.s

Y

China

1753.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 334

monogynum L.

19697 cordifblium Choi.

heart-leaved

€$

1 | or

2

Y

Nepal

1825.

c

CO

19698 pyramidatum H. K.

pyramidal

V

A °r

2

jl.au

Y

Canada

1759.

1)

p.l

Ven. mal. 118

19699 ^'scyron L.

St. Peter's wort

^V

A or

2

jn.s

Y

Siberia

1774.

Sk

DO

Gin. si. 4. 69

19700 flscvroldes W.

Ascyroti-like

£y

A «r

2

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1812.

Sk

CO

19701 patiilum Thun.

spreading

•

or

1

Y

Nepal

1823.

c:

CO

Thun. jap. 295

19702 uralum Ham.

Ural

^

or

1

ijj j|

Y

Nq>al

1823.

('

s.l

Bot. mag. 2375

19703 oblongifolium Choi.

oblong-leaved

&

or

1

jn.jl

Y

Nepal

1823.

C

s.l

Chois. hyp. 4

19704 Kalmiunum Lam.

Kalm's

&

or

2

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1759.

c

s.l

19705 calycinum L.

large-calyxed

dfc

or

1

jn.s

Y

Ireland

Sk

CO

Eng. bot. 2017

19706 balearicum L.

Balearic

•££

\ | or

U

mr.s

Y

Majorca

1714.

C

r.m

Bot. mag. 137

19707 cochinchinenseZow.

Cochinchinese

ia

l_jpr

3'

jl.au

B

China

1821.

c

CO

II. ELODEA. — Calyx five-sepaled ; sepals equal, entire; styles three ; filaments numerous, nine, fifteen, or

eighteen ; herbs purplish ; flowers axillary, or crowded terminal.

19708 paludbsum Choi. marsh i A I* 2 jl.au R N. Amer. 1821. D co

19709 virginicum L. Virginian ^ A or Ifjl.s R N. Amer. 1800. D p.l Bot. rep. 552
Elodea campanulata Ph.

III. PERFORAVRIA.— Cal. 5-sepaled ; sep. equal ; stnm. numerous ; styles commonly three ; herbs or subshrubs y

r ; sepals entire, from No. 19740. toothed gla

flowers axillary or panicled ; leaves rarely linea, , oc^uu*.

19710 angulosum MX. angu\ose.toothed-Jl^ A or 2 Jn-J'

19711 punctaturo Lam. dotted & or Ujn.jl

19712 dolabrif6rme Ven. hatchet-formed^ A or 2 jn.jl

19713 procumbens MX. procumbent ^ A or 4 au.s

19714 rosmarinifoliumLawz. Rosemary-lvdSfe | or 2 jn.au

19715 virg&tum Lam.

19716 wzyrtifolium Lam.
197l7proliricum L.

19718 glaucum MX.

19719 lavigktum H. K.

19720 nudiflr.rum MX.

19721 quadrangulum L.

19722 dubium W.
delphin<?nse Vil.

19723 maculJitum All.

19724 unduFitum Schous.

19725 veronense Spr.

19726 attenuatum Choi.

19727 japonicum Thun. Japanese ^ A

19728 simplex MX. simple O or

19729 crispum L. curl-leaved jg Al or

19730 setbsum //. K. bushy-nnbrancfted^ _AI or

19731 heterophyllum Ven. various-leaved «t i | or

19732 ajgyptlacum L. Egyptian *s i | or

19733 humifusum L. trailing -* A or

19734 Liottardi Vil. Liottard's -* Q) or

IJJpau

1 jj.au
4 .tn.au

li* #••

lis.o
1£ jl.au
3 jl.au

jl.au
jl.au
jl.au

A °r

A or

A °r

A or 1| il.au
1^ jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au

1 jl.au

2 jl.au
2 jn.jl

i jl.au
i jn.au

N. Amer. 1812.
N. Amer. 1823.
N. Amer. 1821.
N. Amer. 1822.
Carolina 1812.
N. Amer. 1820.
N. Amer. 1818.
N. Amer. 1758.
N. Amer. 1812.
N. Amer. 1772.
N. Amer. 1811.
Britain
Britain

N. Amer. 1789.
Barbary 1802.
Europe 1816.
Dahuria 182-2.
Nepal 1823.
N. Amer. 1826.

D p.l

D co

D co

D co

L s.l

D co

D co

S s.l

C p.l

D p.l

C p.l

m. me. C p.l

m. thi. C p.l

Greece

Carolina

Persia

Epypt

Britain

Switzerl.

1688.
1799.
1812.
1787.

C p.l

D p.l

D co

D p.l

D p.l

S s.l

C p.l

D p.l

1) i.p

C p.l

D co

D co

indular.
Pluk. al. 245. 6

Den. br. 88

Eng. bot. 370
Eng. bot. 296

Pluk. al. 421. 3
Boc. mu. 12

Ven. eels 68
Bot. reg. 196
Eng. bot. 1226
Vil. del. 44

CLASS XIX. ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA

321

19735 pusillum Choi.

19736 involutum Choi.

19737 perforktum L.

19738 quinquenervium H

19739 canadense L.

19740 elbdes L.

19741 tomentbsum L.

19742 hirsiitum L.

19743 nummularium L.

19744 elegans Step.
K.oMiunum Spr.

19745 glandulbsum H. K.

19746 reflexum L.

19747 pulchrum L.

19748 nerv6sum D. Don
elodeoldes Choi.

19749 barbktum L.

2 calabricum Spr.

19750 dentatum Loi.

19751 montanum L.

19752 fimbriatum Lam.

19753 alplnum W. &K.

19754 a?thiopicum Thun.

19755 perfoliatum L.

19756 serpyllifblium Lam

19757 ciliatum Lam.

19758 triplinerve Ven.

19759 Ayssopifblium Vil.

19760 empetrifblium W.

19761 Cbris L.

19762 ericoldes L.

19763 fasciculatum Lam.
aspalathoMes W.

2191. HARO'NGA Thou. HARONGA. (Its name in Madagascar.) Hypericinece. 1. — 5.

19764 madagascariensis Choi. Madagascar « CD or 10 ... Y Madagasc. 1825. C p.l
paniculata Lo. C.

2192. VI'SME/J Van. VISMEA. (A/, de Visme, a Lisbon merchant.) Hypericinete. 2. — 17.

19765 guianensis Pers. Guiana wax tree* Q or 8 ji.o Y Guiana 1824. C s.l Aub. gui. 2.3J1
1/ypericum guianense Aub.

19766 brasiliensis Choi. Brazilian wax tree* I lor 8 jl.o Y Brazil 1824. C s.l Chois. hyp. 2

Loase<e. 5. — 10.
Chile 1822. S co Bot.reg.785

small

t^ tAJor

i jn.au

Y

N. S. W. 1818.

D

s.l

Lah. n. h. 2. 175

involuted

<£

iAI or

1 jn.au

Y

N. S. W. 1822.

1)

8.1

Lab. n. h. 2 174

perforated
ralt. five-nerved

1

A or
Al or

ljjl.au
1 jn.au

Y
Y

Britain bu.pl
N. Amer. 1759.

. D
D

p.l
p.l

Eng. bot. 295

Canadian

•k

A or

1 jl.8

Y

N. Amer. 1770.

D

p.l

marsh
woolly

i

A °r
Al or

4 jl.au

1 jl.8

Y
Y

Britain sp. bo.
S. Europe 1648.

D
D

P.1
r.m

Eng. bot. 109

hairy
Moneywort-/vd

i

A °r
A pr

2 jnjl

Y
Y

Britain ch.ba.
S. Europe 1823.

D
D

CO

Eng. bot 1156
Lam. il. 643

elegant

%.

A pr

lijnjl

Y

Siberia 1822.

D

CO

Spr. hal. 9

gland ulose

n

Ljor

2 my.au

Y

Madeira 1777.

C

p.l

reflex-leaved

ft

l_jor

1J jn.s

Y

Teneriffe 1778.

C

fair

^L

A or

Y

Britain woods.

D

Jxl

Eng. bot. 1227

nervous

5

A or

1 jn.jl

Su

Nepal 1820.

D

CO

bearded

*.

A or

2 jn.o

Y

Scotland sc.thi.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 198

Calabrian

ii

A or

JJjn.o

Y

Calabria 1816.

D

CO

toothed

^

A pr

2 jn.o

Y

Mediterr. 1820.

D

CO

Loi. gal. 17

mountain

5

A or

HJl.au

Y

Britain m.wo.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 371

fringed

'^

A pr

2 jl.au

Y

Pyrenees 1821.

D

Vil. del. 44

alpine

5

A pr

2 jl.au

Y

Hungary 1822.

D

P!I

W. & K. 265

Ethiopian

:%.

lAlor

1 jn.au

Y

C. G. H. 1817.

C

p.l

perfoliate

•<V

.AJor

1 jl.au

Y

Italy 1785.

D

. Thyme-leaved

m

or

fjl.au

Y

Levant 1688.

C

r.m

M.h.2.5.6.2

frmge-Jlowered

i

A| or

2J1

Y

Levant 1739.

D

Boc. mu. 127

three-nerved

A pr

Y

N. Amer. 1821.

D

CO

Ven. eels 58

Hyssop-leaved

^

A pr

I8 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1823.

D

CO

Vil. del. 44

Empetrum-lvd

ft

-Jpr

1 jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1820.

C

p.l

Den br. 141

Cons-leaved

ft

— Jpr

1 my.s

Y

Levant 1640.

C

Bot. mag. 178

Heath-like

*

—Jpr

1 jn.jl

Y

Spain 1821.

C

p!i

Cav.ic. 122

fascicled

ft

_|or

1 jn.au

Y

Carolina 1811.

C

8.1

2193. LOA^SA Adan.
19767 Place* Lindl.
flcanthifolia B. R.
19768 nitida Lam.
tricolor B. R.
19769 volubilis J.
19770 grandiflbra Lam.
19771 patula Grah.

LOASA.
Place's

shining

twining
large-flowered
spreading

(Meaning unknown.)
O or 4 jn.s Y

O or 2 jn.s Y

iQI el 1| mr.s Y
iQlor 2 ... Y
O or 1 jl.au' Y

2194. BLUMENBA^CH/^ Schr. BLUMENBACHIA. (J. F. Blumenbach

19772 insignis Schr. remarkable -* O or f jl.n W
Loasa palmata Spr.

2195. SCYPHA'NTHUS Suit. SCVPHANTIIUS. (

19773 grandiflbrus Suit, great-flowered J; O or 2 au.s
Loasa volubilis Hort.

Chile 1822. S co Bot. reg.667

Chile 1824. S s.l An.mu.5.2
Caraccas 1825. S co An. mu. 5. 4
Chile? 1827. S s.l

,F.R.S. prof.med. Gottingen.) Loascte. 1.
Monte Vi. 1826. S r.m Sw. fl. gar. 170

, a flower.) Lousea. 1.

Chile 1824. S s.l Sw.fl.gar.238

CLASS XIX. ORDER
SYNGENEXSIA

2196. GEROPCTGON L. OLD MAN'S BEARD. (Geron, old man, pogon, beard ; of seeds.) Comp. Cich. 3.— 6.
19774 glaber L. smooth O or 1J jl.au Pk Italy 1704. S co Bot. mag. 479
J9775 hirsiitus L. hirsute O or 1| jl.au R Italy 1759. S co Col. ec. 1. 231
19776 calyculatus Jac. calyxed ^ A or 2 jl.au Pk Italy 1774. S co Jac. vin. 2. 106

2197. rRAGOPO^GON L. GOAT'S BEARD. (Tragos, goat, pogon, beard ; of seeds.) Comp. Cich. 15. — 17.

I. SUPERA'NTES. — Florets exceeding the calyx.

19777 canus W. % K. hoary

19778 angustifblius Bel. narrow-leaved
parviflbrus Horn.

19779 orientalis L. oriental

19780 floccbsus W. $ K. woolly

19781 r&seus Treo. roseate
ruber Gm.

19782 pusilliis Bicb. small

_ or 1 jl.au Y

CD or % jl.au P

CD or 3 jn.jl Y

or 3 iny.jn Y

or I* my.jl H

Hungary 1824. S co

Italy 1823. S co

Levant 1787. S co

Hungary 1816. S co W. & K. 2. 112

Siberia 1826. S co

O) or

jn.jl Y locria 1820. S co

322

SYNGENESIA JEQUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

19783 pratensis L.

19784 dubius Horn.
live"scens Bes.

19785 mutabilis Jac.

19786 undul&tus Jac.

19787 porrifblius L.

19788 crocifblius L.

19789 villbsus L.

19790 campestris Bes.

19791 major Jac.

II. .aSQtJA'NTES. — Florets equalling the calyx.
meadow ^ Q) or 2 my.jn Y Britain

doubtful ^ Q) or 3 my.jn Pa.Y Podolia

past. S r.m Eng.bot.434
1818. S co

changeable ^ Q> or 3 my.jn Pa Siberia 1816. S co Jac. ic. 1. 157

wave-feat/erf ^ Q) or 2 my.jn W.y Crimea 1790. S co Jac. ic. 1. 158

III. MINORES. — Florets smaller than the calyx.

Leek-lvd Salsify ^_ Q) cul 4 my.jn P England m.me. S r.m Eng. bot. G38

Crocus-lvd ^ Q) or 1 jn.jl P Italy 1739. S co Col. ec. 1. 230

villous ^ Q) or 4 my.jn P.Y Spain 1794. S co

field ^ Q) or 3 my.jl Y Podolia 1819. S co

greater ^ O or 6 my.jn Y Austria 1788. S co Jac. au. 1. 29

2198. TRO'XIMON Gae. TROXIMON. (Troximos, eatable.) Comp. Cichor. 2. —

19792 glaucum Ph. glaucous-leaved ^_ A or 1 myjn Y Missouri 1811. D co Bot. mag. 1667

19793 cuspidatum Ph. cuspidate ^ A or 1 jl.au Y Louisiana 1824. D co
marginatum Nut.

2199. ARNOPONGON W. SHEEP'S BEARD. (Arnos, lamb, pogon,
19794 DalechSmpM W. Dalechamp's ^ A pr 2 jn.o L.Y
Urosp6rmum Dalechamp« Desf.

beard; beard of seeds.) Comp.Cichor. 4.
S. Europe 1739. D co Bot. mag. 1623

19795 jjicrrtdesJf.

Picris-like

0

pr

1 jl.au

Y

S. Europe

s 1683.

S

CO

Lam. il. 646. 3

19796 asper W.

rough

O

Pr

H Jl.au

Y

Montpel.

1774.

S

CO

19797 cap^nsis W.

Cape

A O>

Pr

1 jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1818.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 577

Urosp£rmum cap6nse Spr.

2200. PODOSPE'RMUM Dec. PODOSPERMUM. (Pous, foot, sperma, seed ; foot-stalked.) Comp.Cichor. 7. -11.

19798 calcitrapifbliumDec. Caltrop-lvd ^
19799 laciniatum Dec. }ag-leaved
19800 octangulkre Dec. octangular
19801 resedifolium Dec. Reseda-leaved ^
19802 teraxacifolium Dec. Dandelion-lvd ^
Scorzonera teraxacifblia W.
19803 coronopifblium Desf. Buckhorn-lvd ^
19804 pdmilum Cav. dwarf

A pr
Q) pr
O) Pr
Q) or
A or

A °r
O or

2 'Hi

I2 jn jl

1 jn.jl
1 jn.jl

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y

Y
Y

Levant 1820.
S. Europe 1640.
S. Europe 1818.
S. Europe 1818.
Bohemia 1820.

N. Africa 1818.
Spain 1816.

S
S

s
s
s

s
s

; i^uf/t/J. i,iLnu/. /.— ai.

co Bux. c. 2. 22
s.l Jac. au. 4. 356

CO

co Boc. sic. 7. fa. c.
co Jac. ic. 1. 106

co Desf. at. 2. 212
co Cav. ic. 2. 12}. 2

*fi201. SCORZONE^RA L. VIPER'S GRASS. (Scurzon, viper, Catalans sup. med. qual.) Comp.Cichor. 27.— 35.
19805 tuberbsa L. tuberous A A pr £ jn Y Volga 1825. D co Pal. it. ap Y 3

19806 humilis L.

humble ^

A

pr

1 au

Y

Europe

1597.

D

CO

Jac. au.

1.36

austriaca W.

19807 tomentbsa L.

tomentose 4^

A

pr

1 jn.jl

Y

Armenia

1780.

D

CO

19808 crispa Bieb.

curled

A

un

1 jn.jl

Y

Tauria

1817.

S

CO

19809 hispanica L.

Spanish ^

A

cul

3 jn.s

Y

Spain

1576.

D

CO

Lam. il.

647.5

19810 macrorhlza Schl.

long-rooted ^

A

un

1£ jn.jl

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

S

CO

19811 #lastifolia W.

Woad-leaved ^

A

2 jn.s

Y

Germany

1816.

D

CO

graminifblia Hofm.

19812 caricifblia Pall.

Carex-leaved 4^

A

pr

lijn.s

Y

Siberia

1805.

D

CO

Pal. it. 3 t

.an. .T. 1.1

19813 purpurea L.

purple-flowered ^

A

2 my.jn

P

Austria

1759.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 35

39814 rbsea Kit.
19815graminif61iai.
19816 tistul&sa Brot.

roseate ^
Grass-leaved 5
fistulose ^

A
A
A

pr
pr
un

IJfl

2 jn.au
2 jn.jl

Pk
L.Y
Y

Hungary
Portugal
Spain

1807.
1759.
1817.

D
1)

r>

CO
CO
CO

W. & K. 2. 121
Jac. ob. 4. 100

19817 pinifolia Gou.

Pine-leaved ^

A

un

1| jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1816.

D

CO

Bur. ic.

496

subulata Lam.

19818 trachysperma Gunt.
serrulata Viv.

rough-seeded 4^

A

un

If jl.au

Y

Calabria

1818.

S

CO

19819 angustifolia L.

narrow-leaved ^

A

pr

i jn.au

Y

S. Europe

1759.

D

CO

W. & K

.2.1

19820 eriosperma Bieb.

woolly-seeded 4^

A

pr

1 jn.au

Y

Siberia

1805.

D

CO

19821 chondrilloides POM.

Chondrilla-like ^.

A

un

1 jn.jl

Y

Spain

1818.

S

CO

19822 stricta Horn.

strict ;&

A

un

2 jnjl

Y

Tauria

1818.

S

CO

villusa Bieb.

19823 m611is Bieb.

soft ^

A

un

1| jn.jl

Y

Caucasus

1818.

s

CO

undulata Vahl

19824 rumicifblia Hort.

Rumex-leaved ^

A

un

1 jn.au

Y

1820.

D

CO

19825 taurica Bieb

Taurian ^

A

pr

1 jn.au

Y

Tauria'

1820.

S

CO

19826 parviflbra Jac.

small-flowered ^

A

pr

2 jl.au

Y

Austria

1819.

D

CO

Jac. au.

305

19827 lanata Bieb.

woolly &

A

pr

1 jl.au

Y

Iberia

1824.

1)

CO

M.h.7.(

5.17

19828 radiata Fis.

rayed ^

A

un

1 jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1820.

S

CO

19829 ensifblia Bieb.

sword-leaved ^

A

pr

1 my.jn

Y

Caucasus

1825.

D

CO

19830 hirsuta L.
19831 villbsa Dec.

hairy £&
villous j£

A pr
Q) or

i t my.jn

Y
Y

S. Europe 1818.
S. Europe 1818.

1)

S

CO
CO

Al. ped. 31. 33
Scop. car. 46

2202. PICRI'DIUM Pers. PICRIDIUM.

19832 vulgare Desf. common
Sonchus joicroldes W.

19833 tingitanum Pers. Tangier O or

19834 albidum Pers. whitish-^owere^ A or
Crepis albida W.

*2203. SO'NCHUSZ.

(Pikros, bitter; taste.)
O cul lijn.au Y France

1J jn.s Y Barbary
1 jl.o W.Y France

Comp. Cichor. 3.
1773. S co Al. ped. 1. 16. 1

1713. S co Bot. mag. 142
1781. S co Jac.ic. 1.164

19835 frutic&sus Jac.

A.

shrubby

A- nuiiiA/a

* i | or

i. —

— OiC/«i>

ap.jl

dfir wui

Y

ry.

Madeira

1777.

S

p.l

Jac. ic. 1. 161

Jacquini Dec.

19836pinnatus/f.A:.

•wing-leaved

fH | | or

3

...

Y

Madeira

1777.

C

CO

19837 laevigatus W. en.

smooth

«t 1 | or

3

Y

Madeira

1816.

C

CO

19838 Ivr&tus W. en.

lyre-leaved

*i_|or

3

Y

Madeira

1816.

C

CO

19839 radicktus H. K.

long-rooted

4k i J or

3

jl"

Y

Canaries

1780.

c

CO

19840 Ayoserifolius Horn.
19841 abbreviate Lk.

Hyoseris-lvd
shortened

* i i or

4

my.jl
my.jn

Y
Y

Madeira
Teneriffe

1821.
1820.

c
c

Lp

l.p

II.

INDIVI'SI.

Leaves i

indivit

fed.

19842 maritimus L.
\ 19843 sibiricus L.

Siberian

^ A or

2

jl.s
jl.s

Y
L.B

S. Europe 1748.
Siberia 1759.

D
D

CO
CO

Al. ped. 1. 16. 2
Gm. si. 2. 3

\ 19844 cyaneus D. Don

Nepal blue

•k A or

2

, Jl au

B

Nepal

1820.

I)

CO

§ 19845 cacaliaifblius £Vc&.

Cacalia-leaved

JE /\ un

1

B

Iberia

1826.

D

l.p

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ;EQUALIS.

§19846 agrestis Swz.

field

O un

2 jl.au

Crea

W. Indies 1818.

S

CO

$19847 tartaricus L.

Tartarian

ik

A °r

4 jn.jl

B

Siberia

1784.

D

CO

III. RUNCINANn. —

Leaves runcinatt

: or It/rate.

19848 palustris L.
19849 arvensis L.

tall marsh
corn field

1

A pr
A w

6 jl.au
If jl.au

Y
Y

England
Britain

riv. ba.
corn fi.

I)
1)

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 935
Eng. bot. 674

19850 oleraceus L.

potherb

0 w

2 jn.au

Y

Britain

fields.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 843

19851 asper Lk.

rough

O un

2 jn.jl

Y

Britain

fields.

S

CO

19852 teraxacifblius W.

Dandelion-lea

.veil

O un

If jn.jl

Y

Guinea

1824.

S

CO

§ 19853 Plumien L.

Plumier's

£t

A or

6 jl.au

B

Pyrenees

1794.

D

CO

§ 19854 alpinusL.

alpine

•*V

A or

4 jl.au

B

Scotland

al. pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2425

$ 19855 lapponicus Fro.

Lapland

^

A or

6 jl.au

B

Lapland

1804.

D

CO

Sm. ic. in. 21

§19856 floridanus L.

Florida

•<v

CD or

6 jl

B

N. Amer

. 1713.

S

CO

19857 caucasicus Fis.

Caucasian

^y

A or

3 au.s

Y

Caucasus

1818.

D

CO

19858 acuminatus W.

acuminate

V

CD or

2 au.s

Y

N. Amer

, 1812.

S

CO

19859 pallidus W.

pale

*k

A or

2 jl.s

Y

Canada

1704.

D

CO

Rob. ic. 148. 151

19860 divaricatus Horn.

divaricating

^

A or

3 jl.au

Y

1823.

D

CO

19861 uliginbsus Bieb.

swamp

0 or

4 jn.jl

Y

Caucasus

1821.

S

CO

Schk. han. 256

19862 lacerus W.

torn

O or

If jn.jl

Y

•••...

1820.

S

CO

19863 macrophyllus L.

long-leaved

^

A or

6 jl.au

B

N. Amer

. 1823.

D

CO

19864 leucophzE'us *F.

dusky

3t

CD °r

6 jl.au

P

N. Amer

. 1821.

S

CO

IV. PINNATI'FIDI. — Leaves pinnatifid.

19865 tenerrimus L. very tender O un 2 jl.au Y S. Europe 1691. S co Pluk. al.93. 3

19866 chondrilloldes Desf. Chondrilla-like ^ CD or If jn.jl Y Spain 1729. S s.l Boc. sic. 13. 7. 4

19867 roseus Bes. rosy ^ A un 1 jn.jl R Podolia 1827. S co

2204. iACTlTCAi. LETTUCE. (Lac, milk; milky juice exuding when broke.) Comp.Cichoracecs.

19868 sativa L.

I. RUNCINA^T/E.

cultivated O

— Leaves runcinate or It/rate.
cul 4 jn.jl Y.w 1562.

S

CO

19869 crispa L.

curled

o

cul

3 jn.jl

Y

1570.

S

CO

19870 palmata W.

palmate

Q

cul

3 jn.jl

Y

1683.

S

CO

19871 z'ntybacea Jac.

Endive-Zeazie^

Q

cul

3 jn.au

Y

S. Amer. 1781.

S

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 162

19872 ffuercina L.

Oak-leaved

Q

cul

3 my.jl

Y

Sweden 1686.

S

CO

19873 canadensis L.

Canadian

^ CD

un

3 jn.au

Y

Canada 1800.

S

CO

19874 stricta Kit.

strict

^ CD

un

3 jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1805.

S

CO

W. & K. 1. 48

19875 Chaisw Vil.

Chais's

O

un

lfjn.au

Y

S. Europe 1818.

S

CO

Vil. del. 3. 32

19876 segusiana Bald.

Segusian

0

pr

f jl.au

P

Piedmont 1822.

S

CO

19877 sonchifblia W.

Sowthistle-lvd

^ A

un

2 jl.au

Pa.B

Candia 1822.

D

CO

19878 elongata MM.
19879 Scariola L.

elongated
Scariola

atCD
^ CD

un
un

3 jn.jl
3 jl.au

Y
Y

Pennsylv. 1805.
England rubble.

S
S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 268

19880 maculata Horn.

spotted

^ CD

un

6 jl.au

Y

Europe 1817.

S

CO

19881 viminea Lk.

rws%-twigged

un

1 jl.au

Y

Austria 1789.

S

CO

Jac. au. 1. 9

19882 cichoriifolia Dec.

Succory-leaved

^ CD

un

3 jl.au

Y

Pyrenees 1821.

S

CO

soncholdes Lap.

II.

INDIVID.

— Leaves undivided.

19883 virbsa L.

poisonous

^ CD

m

3 jl.s .

Y

Britain ch. ba.

S

.CO

Eng. bot. 1957

19884 augustana All.
19885 sagittata Kit.
19886 saligna L.

Augustan
arrow-leaved
Vf\}\ovf-leaved

0

^ CD

un
un
un

2 jl.au.
2 jl.au
fjl.au

Y
Y
Y

Italy 1791. S
Hungary 1805. S
England ch. ba. S

CO
CO
CO

Al. ped. 1. 52. 1
W. & K. 1. 1
Eng. bot. 707

19887 #raminea MX.

Grass-leaved

^ Q)

un

1 jn.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1816.

S

CO

19888 integrifblia Nut.

entire-leaved

un

If jn.jl

Y

Missouri 1817.

S

CO

19889 villosa Jac.

villous

i§

un

2 jn.au

Y

1818.

S

CO

19890 indica L.

Indian

O

un

lfjl.au

Y

E. Indies 1784.

S

CO

19891 altissima Bieb.

tallest

^ CD

un

& jl.au

Y

Caucasus 1823.

S

CO

19892 tuberbsa Jac.

tuberous

& A

un

1 jn.jl

Y

1810.

D

CO

Jac. vin. 1. 57

III. PINNATI'FIDI. — Leaves pinnatifid.

19893 cretica Desf.

Cretan

^ CD

un

2 jn.au

Y

Crete 1818.

S

CO

19894 tenerrima Pou.

very tender

:k A

un

fjl.au

P

S. Europe 1815.

S

CO

19895 perennis L.

perennial

^ A

un

2 jn.au

L.B

Germany 1596.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2130

2205. CHONDRFLLA L. GUM-SUCCORY. (Chondros,lump ; lumps of gummy matter on stems.) Com.Cich.S.-5.

19896 juncea L. common Rush ^ A un 1| s.o Y France 1633. D co Jac.au. 5. 4£7

19897 graminea Bieb. Grass-leaved ^ A un 1| s.o Y Volga 1824. D co

19898 latifblia Bieb. broad-leaved ^ CD un 1 au.s Y Caucasus 1820. S co

*2206. PRENA'NTHESZ. PRENANTHES. (Prenes, drooping, anthos, flower.) Comp.Cichoracete.l8.—19.

19899 purpurea L.

19900 racembsa Ma:

19901 chondrilMdes Ard.

19902 tenuifolia L.

19903 hispida Pall.
$ 19904 alba L.

19905 rubictinda Ph.
§ 19906 cord^ta W.

\ 19907 altissima "L.
\ 19908 serpentfcria Ph.

19909 muralis L.
§19910 viminea L.
§ 19911 virgata MX.

19912 tuberbsa Stev.
hispida Bieb.

19913 deltoidea Bieb.

§ 19914 spinbsa Forsk.
§ 19915 pinnatai.
\ 19916 arbbrea Brou.

A

or

4 jl.s

P

Germany 1658.

D

CO

Jac. au. 4. 317

A

un

2 jn.au

Y

N. Amer. 1812.

D

p.l

A

un

1 jn.au

Y

S. Europe 1817.

I)

CO

Ard. sp.2.7

A

un

If jl.au j

Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

p.l

Al. pea. 33. 2

A

un

3 jl.au

Y

Siberia 1825.

D

p.l

A

or

2jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1762.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1079

A

un

If il.au

R.w

N. Amer. 1816.

D

p.l

A

or

4 jl.au

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1816.

D

CO

I. INDIVID. — Leaves undivided,
purple-flowered i
racemose -

Chondrilla-like]
fine-leaved
hispid

white-flowered 1
reddish
heart-feared J

II. TRI'LOB*. — Leaves trifid or trttobed.

tallest ^ A or 6 jl.au L.Y N. Amer. 1696. D p.l

snake ^ A un 1 jn.au Y N. Amer. 1824. D p.l

III. LYRA\^E. — Leaves It/rate, runcinate, or pinnatifid.
wall ^ A w 2 jl Y Britain woods. D co

twiggy ^ CD or If jn.au Y Austria 1810. S co

rod ^ A un 2 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

tuberous & A un 1 jl ... Iberia 1817. D p.l

deltoid ^

Pluk. al. 317. 2
Ph. am. 2. 24

Eng. bot. 457
Jac. au. 9

^ A un 2 jl.au Y Iberia 1825. D p.l

IV. FRimcbs/E. — Stems shrubby.

prickly tt. _ | un 3 mr.my Y Barbary 1640. S co Par. th. 804. 7

pinnate tt. j_J un 3 jn.jl Y Teneriffe 1820. S co

tree tt. | _ | un 3 jn.jl Y Teneriffe 1824. S co

Y2

324

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

2207. LEO'NTODON L. DANDELIO.V. (Leon, l\on,odous, tooth ; tooth-]ike divisions of 1 vs.) Comp. Cich. 15.-18.
I. REFLE'XI. — Involucre reflexed.

19917 Taraxacum L. common ^ A w 1 ap.jl Y Britain me. pa. D co Eng. bot. 510

19918 erythrospermus Ander. red-seeded ^ A "» ? my.jn Y Siberia 1820. D co
,™, ........... ,. , • A un % my.jn Y Europe 1819. Deo

19919 corniculatus Horn, small-horned

19920 serutmus Kit.

19921 alpinus Hoppe

19922 paltistris E. B.
lividus Kit.

19923 tevigatus W.

19924 Steven* Spr.
alp\nus Stev.

19925 nigricans W. &; K.

19926 bessarabicus Fis.

late -flowering
alpine

1 jl.S

iapjl

Hungary I81fi.
Alp. Eur. 1810.

D co
D co

W. & K. 2. 114

1 1. APPRE'SSI. — Involucre erect or oppressed.

marsh

smooth-leaved
Steven's

A w 1£ in.jl Y Britain moi. p. D co Eng. bot. 553

blackish
Bessarabian

A un
A un

S. Europe 1816.
Caucasus 1819.

Hungary 1816.
Bessarabial821.

III. PATE'NTES. — Involucre spreading.

19927 obovatus W. obovate-leavcd ^ A un 1 jl Y Spain 1805.

19928 eriopodus D. Don woolly-footed ^ A un i jl.au Y Nepal 1818.

19929 bulbosus L. bulbous ^ A un 1 my.jl Y S. France 1826.
Prenanthes bulbosus Dec. /fieracium bulbbsum W.

19930 glauc&cens Bieb. glaucescent ^ A un 1 jl Y Volga 1823. D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

19931 cichoraceus Schl.
*2208. ^PA'RGIA Sco.

IV. Du^ius.— Doubtful to which section it belongs.
Succory-like ^ A ua 1 jl.au Y Switzerl. 1819. D co

APARGIA. (A Greek name of a plant now unknown.) Comp. Cichoraceee. 19. — 25.
I. ScAPi'cERjE. —Scape simple one-flowered.

19932 aurantiaca Kit.

Orange, colored^

A

pr

i my.jn

0

Hungary 1816.

D

CO

19933 alplna Hort.

alpine %_

A

un

my.jn

Y

Austria 1816.

U

CO

Bot. cab. 539

19934 coronopifblia W.

Buckhorn-lvd ^

A

un

mv.jn

Y

Numidia 1816.

D

CO

Desf. at. 2. 214

19935 fasciculata Biv.

fascicled ^

A

un

jn.'jl

Y

Italy 1820.

D

CO

cichoracea Ten.

19936 hastilis Host

spear ^

A

un

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1796.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 164

19937 dubia Hoppe

doubtful &

A

un

au

Y

Germany

D

CO

19938 incana Sco.

hoary

A

un

my.jn

Y

S. Europe 1784.

D

CO

Jac. au. 3. 287

19939 Taraxaci W.

Dandelion-/w* ^

A

w n

au

Y

Britain sc.alps

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1109

19940 crispa W.

curled ^

A

U11 ;

jl.au

Y

France 1803.

U

CO

Vil. del. S. 25

19941 hispida W.

hispid i£

A

w

IJU

Y

Britain ch.pas.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 554

19942 crocea W.

saffron ^

A

un !

jn.jl

0

Hungary 1823.

D

CO

19943 caucasica Bieb.

Caucasian ^

A

un :

jn.jl

Y

Caucasus 1820.

D

CO

19944 strigosa Bieb.

strigose ^

A

un J

jn.jl

Y

Caucasus 1818.

I)

co

19945 macrorhlza Gac.

long-rooted

A

un £

jl

Y

Apulia 1827.

D

CO

19946 Villarsi W.

Villars's ^

A

un 1

jn.jl

Y

Dauphinyl821.

D

CO

Vil. del. 3. 25

19947 Gouam Schl.

Gouan's ^

A

un 1

my.jn

Y

Switzerl. 1824.

D

CO

§ 19948 autumnalis Hoppe

1 1. CAULESCE'NTES. —
autumnal ^ A w 1

Stem or scape divided.
au Y Britain me pa.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 830

19949 aspera Kit.

rough

A

un ]

jn.jl

Y

Hungary 1805.

D

CO

W. & K. 2. 110

19950 Ayosero'ides Sieb.

Hyoseris-like ^

8

un 1

jn.jl

Y

Crete 1827.

S

CO

2209. THRI'NCIA Roth THRINCIA. ( Thrigkos, battlement ; seed-crown of marg. florets.) Comp.Cichor. 4.—

19951 hirta Roth simple-haired ^ A un 1| jl.au Y Britain gra.na. D co Eng. bot. 555

19952 hispida Roth hispid O un 1 jn.au Y S. Europe 1815. S co

19953 tuberosa Dec. tuberous-rooted & A un 1 my.jl Y S. Europe 1683. D co Lob. ic. 232. 1
Jpargiatuberi">sa W, Le6ntodon tuberbsus L. Thrincia pruinbsa Brot.

19954 maroccana Pers. Morocco Q un 1 jn.au Y Morocco 1799. S co
Hyoseris hispida Schous.

2210. PrCRIS L. OX-TONGUE.

19955 Aieracioides L. Hawkweed-like

19956 strigbsa Bieb. strigose ^

19957 altissima Del. tallest
Crepis /appacea W.

19958 rigida Led. rigid

19959 dahurica Fis. Dahurian

19960 asplemo'ides L. Spleenwort-like^

19961 lyrata Del. lyrate

19962 hispida H. K. hispid £

19963 SprengenY/wa Chaix Sprenger's

19964 pauciflora Gne. few-flowered

19965 Rhagadiolus Pers. Rhagadiolus

19966 kamtscnatica Lo.C. Kamtschatka

(Pikros, bitter; taste) Comp. Cichoracea:. 12. — 18.

O un li jl.au Y England bor.fi. S co Eng. bot. 196
Aw 1 jl.au Y Tauria 1819. S co
O w 2ijn.au Y Egypt 1800. S co

O un
O un
O) un
O un
A un
O pr
O un
O un
O uai

2 jl.au Y S. Europe 1817. S co W.&K. 1.19

1 jl.au Y Dahuria 1818. S co

Hjl.au Y Barbary 1805. S co Her. st. 82

1§ jl.au Y Egypt 1817. S co

1 jl.au Y Levant 1789. D co

1 jn.jl Y Portugal 1783. S co M.h.7.5. 17

1 jl.au Y S. Europe 1816. S co Gae. fr. 2. 158. 2

14jl.au Y Spain 1816. S co Jac. sc. 2. 144

1 jl.au Y Kamtsch. 1820. S co

*2211. HIERA"CIUM L. HAWKWEED. (Hierax,hawk ; sup. to sharpen sight with juice.) Comp. Cichor. 123.-143.

19967 rupestre AU.

19968 alp'mum L.
1!)969 pusillum Ph.
UI970 pumilum Hoppe

2 tubulosum Schl

19971 glabratum Hoppe
2 tubulosum Schl.

19972 alpestre Jac.
§ 19973 auceum Sco.

I. UNIFLORA. — Scapes simple, one-flowered ; stolons none.

rock

alpine

small

dwarf

tubulous

smooth

tubulous

goWen

i jn.jl
i jl.au
ijl.au

A or

*| j|.au
i Jl.au
i my.jl

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
D.Y

Switzerl. 1820. D co

Britain al. roc. D co
Labrador 1800. D s.p

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1822.

Italy 1769.

D s.p

D s.p

D co

D co

D co

D p.l

II. STOLONI'FERA. — Stoloniferous scapes many-flowered, seldom leafy..

19974 Pilosella L. Mouse-ear ^W A pr | rny-jl Y Britain dry pa. 1) co

2 PeletenV/Mrt Stev. Peleter's smooth *„ A or % my.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. 1) co

3 Pseudo- Pilosella Bast. Mouse-ear^ A or | my.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. D co

19975 stoloniferure Kit. Stoloniferous ^ A or 1 my.jl Y Hungary 1820. D co

19976 auranttacum L. Orange j^ A or 1£ jn.jl O Scotland sc. wo. D p.l
2flavum yellow Srr A or 1$ jn.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. D co

19977 piloselliforme Hoppe Mouse-ear like ,tr A or \ my.il Y S. Europe 1819. D co

Al.au. 1.1.1
Eng. bot. 1110

Jac. au. 191
Jac. au. 3. 297

Eng. bot. 1093

Eng. bot. 1469

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

325

19978 dubium /.. doubtful SU- A pr

19979 auricula L. umbelled-ear j^. A pr

19980 repens W. creeping SW A or

19981 Gochnatz Spr. Gochnati's £r A or
coinnum Goch. cymbsum Oed.

Bauhin's
fallacious
Florentine
very high
cvmose

19982 Bauhim Bes.

19983 fallax W. en.
19984. florentinum Vil.

19985 praaltum Vil.

19986 cymbsum L.

19987 piloselloldes Vil.

19988 flagellare W. en.
colllnum Bes.

19989 Besseriiinum Spr.
auricula Bes. colllnum W.

19990 colllnum Bernh. hill

Sn- A or

SW A pr

flW A pr

SW A or

JW A pr

Mouse-ear-like ;?„. A or

twiggy SW A pr

i j[.au

HJUu
1 my.jn

1 jn.jl
1 jl.au

jl.au

jn.au Y

my.jn Y

jn.jl Y

my.jl Y

Britain hills.

England moun.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Germany 1818.

1816.

Germany 1796.
Switzerl. 1819.
Europe 1739.
Switzerl. 1819.
1816.

D co Eng. bot. 2332

D co Eng. bot. 2368

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Bau. pin. 67

Col. ec. 1. 249
Vil. del. 3. 27

A or 1

I

jn.jl
my.jl

Y Germany 1816. D co

Switzerl. 1819.

AT A or

III. PLURIFLORA. — Scapes many-Jiowered, naked, sometimes few-leaved ;
19991 angustifoliumWojopt? narrow-leaved ^ A Pr * my.jn Y Switzerl. 1823.

19992 bifurcum Bieb. two-forked

19993 bih'dum Kit. bifid

19994 Gmelim L. Gmelin's

19995 praemorsum L. bitten

19996 crbceum Lam. saffron

19997 incarnatum Jac. Qesh-colored
montanum Sco.

19998 succisaefblium All. lopped-leaved ^ A or 1
integrifblium Hoppe

19999 Lawsbiu Vil. Lawson's jk A Pr $

20000 venbsum W. veiny ^ A pr

20001 Gronovw W. Gronovius's ^ A pr

20002 subniidum Schl. nakedish ^ A or

1 jn.jl
lijnjl

1 jn.jl

Y Tauria 1820.

Y Hungary ...

Y Siberia 1798.

Pa.Y Switzerl.

Cop Siberia

Pk Carniola

1818.
1818.
1815.

D co

stolons none.
D co
D co
D co

Gm. si. 2. 8. 2
Gm. si. 2. 13. 2
Gin. si. 2. 8. 1
Jac. ic. 578

1) co

D co

D co

D co

Switzerl. 1819. D co

Britain n. ofe.
N. Amer. 1790.
N. Amer. 1798.
Switzerl. 1819.

D co Eng. bot. 2083

D co

D co

D co-

IV. FoubsA. — Stems leafy ; leaves entire, runcinate or toothed.

20003 paniculatum W. panicled

20004 glaucum All. glaucous

20005 saxatile Jac. rock

20006 prenantholdes Vil. Prenanthus-lk

20007 chondrilltfides Jac. Chondrilla-like

20008 sonchifblium Bieb. Sowthistle-lvd

20009 cydoniaefblium Vil. Quince-leaved

20010 molle Jac. soft-leaved

20011 cerinthoides L. Honey wort-Ik

20012 amplexicaule L. stem-clasping
2 pulmonarioldesScM. Lungwort-Ik

20013 croaticum Kit. Croatian

20014 zntybaceum Jac. End\ve-leaved

20015 crassif51ium Kit.

20016 Hallerj Vil.

20017 h^bridum Chaix

20018 lanatum Kit.

20019 Hoppednum Funk Hoppe's

20020 canescens Schl. canescent

20021 ovatum Schl.

20022 Sternbergw Lk.

20023 maculatum E. B.

20024 pulmonarium E. B. Lungwort

20025 pulmonario\des Vil. Lungwort-like

20026 pallescens Kit. pallescent

20027 porrifxilium L. Leek-leaved

20028 montanum Jac. " mountain

20029 staticifblium All. Thrift-leaved

20030 anchusaefoliumlfer^. Bugloss-leaved^
wrbascifblium Vil.

20031 verbascifoliumPe>r.v. Mullein-leaved ^ A or
Andryala Janata L

20032 eriophyllum Lk. woolly-leaved ^ A pr

thick-leaved
Haller's
hybrid
woolly

ovate

Sternberg's

spotted-leaved

Canada 1800. D co
S. Europe 1807. D co
Austria 1801. D co
Scotl. riv. ba. D co
Austria 1640. D co
Caucasus 1821. D co
France 1816. D co
Scotland sc. wo. D co
Scotland sc. roc. D co
Pyrenees 1739. D co
Switzerl. 1819. D co
, . Hungary 1820. D co

ijl.au Pa.Y Europe 1794. D co
| jn.jl Y Hungary 1820. D co
£ jl.au Y Britain sc.mo. D co
* jl.au Y Switzerl. 1826. D co
£ jl.au Y Hungary 1820 D co
i jn.jl Y Switzerl. 1819. D co
I jn.jl Y Switzerl. 1820. D co
| jl.au Y Switzerl. 1819. D co
| jl.au Y Switzerl. 1819. D co
1| jl.au Y Britain al. roc. D co
1| jl.au Y Scotland sc. roc. D co
1 jl.au Y France 1819. D co
1 jl.au Y Hungary 1818. D co
1 jl.au Y Austria 1640. D co
1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1775. D co
If jn.jl Y Europe 1804. D co
1 jl.au Y Italy 1816. D co

1 my.au Y S. Europe 1732. D co Mil. ic. 1. 146. 1

Jac. ic. 1. 163
Eng. bot. 22J5
Jac. au. 5. 429

Eng. bot. 2210
Eng. bot. 23/8
AL ped. 15. 1

Jac. au. 5. ap. 43
Vil.deL3.26
W. & K. 2. 127

Eng. bot 2121
Eng. bot 2307

Jac. au. 3. 286
Jac. au. 2. 190
Vil. del. 3. 27

20033 sylvaticum L.

20034 villj)sum L.

20035 valdepilosum Vil.

20036 elongatum Lap,

20037 Schraderi SchL

20038 andryaloldes Vil.
2 Leotard*' Vil.

20039 pilocephalum Lk.

wood
villous alpine
very pilose
elongated
Schrader's
Andryala-like
Leotard's
hairy-headed

20040 trichocephalumjr.en. hairy-headed_

20041 flexuosum Kit. bendmg-stal/cedi

20042 specibsum Horn. showy
£0043 prostratum Dec. prostrated

20044 incanum Bieb. hoary

20045 Kalmw L. Kalm's

20046 canadense MX. Canadian

20047 virgatum Ph. twiggy

20048 speciosissimum W. showiest

20049 denticulatum E. B. small-toothed
prenantho'ides Sm.

20050 parvifl6rum Schl. small-flowered

20051 Miller j Lk. Miller's

20052 sudeticum Ster. Sudetic

20053 echioldes Lum. Viper's-Bugloss-like

20054 picridifolium Schl. Picris-leaved

20055 verruculatum Lk. warted

20056 undulatum H. K. -wave-leaved

20057 macroph^llum Ph. long-leaved

20058 dentatum Hoppe toothed

20059 latifblium F rol. broad-leaved

1| jn.au Y

li au Y

1 jl.au Y

1 jl.au Y

I jl.au Y

1 jl.au Y

i JLau Y

I jl.au Y

1 jl.au Y

1 jl.au Y
1£ jl.au Y

1J jn.jl Y

i jl.au Y

2 jl.au Y
l|au Y
2 jl.au Y
2 jl.au Y
IJau Y
1 jl.au Y

1 jn.jl Y

1 jl.au Y

1 jn.jl Y

f jl.au Y

I jl.au Y

1 jl.au Y

iHUu X

Britain rocks.
Scotland al.roc.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Europe 1820.

1823.

Hungary 1804.

1818.

S. Europe 1822.
Caucasus 1817.
Pennsylv. 1794.
Canada 1800.
N. Amer. 1816.
S. Europe 1821.
Scotland sc.wo.

Switzerl.
......

Switzerl.
Hungary
Switzerl.

..... ,
Spain
Canada
Switzerl.
Croatia

1819.

1820.
1819.
1802.
1819.
1821.
1778.
1825.
1819.
1820.

D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Eng. bot. 2031
Eng. bot. 2379

Vil. del. 3. 29

Eng. bot. 2122 .

W. & K. 2. 145

326 SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS. CLASS XIX.

20060 folibsum W. $ K. leafy ^ A el 2 jl.au Y

Hungary 1805. D co W. & K. 2. 145

20061 racembsum Kit. racemose ^ A or 2 jl.au Y

Hungary 1816. D co

20062 corymbusum Pers. corymbose ^ A or 2 jn.au Y

1817. D co

20003 sabaudum L. Savoy ^ A el 3 jl.au Y
20064 boreale Fries northern ^ A or 3 jl.au Y

Italy 1700. D co Al.ped.17.2
N.Europe ... D co Eng. bot 349

sabaudum E. B. not L.

20065 lasvigatum W. smooth ^ A el 2 au.s Y

...... 1804. D co W.h.b. 16

20066 canescens Lk. canescent t A el 2 au.s Y

1822. D co

20067 vir&cens Schl. virescent ^t A °r ... jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

20068 umbellatum L. umbelled & A el 3 jl.s Y

Britain woods. D co Eng. bot. 1771

20069 stipitatum Hoppe stipitate ^ A or ... jl.au Y
20070 bracteolktum Sm. bracteolate ^ A el 1J jl.s Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co
Europe 1823. D co

20071 longifblium Horn, long-leaved ^ A el IJjl.s Y

1821. D co

20072 fruticosum W. shrubby «. i | el 2 jn.jl Y

Madeira 1785. C co

20073 humile Host humble >t A pr 5 jl.au Y

Germany 1804. D co Vil.del.3.28

2 brachiatum Schl. brachiate ^ A or J jn.jl Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

20074 calcareum Horn. calcareous ^ A or J jl.au Y

Europe 1816. D co

20075 nigrescens W. nigrescent ^ A pr ijl.au Y

1801. D co W.h.b. 10

20076 incisum Hoppe cut-leaved ^ A °r i jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

20077 prunelkefblmm All. Self-heal-lvd ^ A pr J jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1820. D co Gou. il. 22. 3

Lepicaune prunell&RAia. Lap.
20078 auricuiatum Horn, eared ^ A or 2 jl.au Y

1816. D co

20079 ciliatum W. ciliated ^ A or 2 jl.au Y

Crete 1824. D co

20080 rotundatum Horn, round-leaved & A °r 3 jl.au Y

Hungary 1817. D co

20081 compositum Lap. compound ^ A or 2 jl.au Y
20082 eriophorum St. Am. wool-bearing Jc A or 1 jl.au Y

Pyrenees 1819. D co
S. Europe 1817. D co

20083 murbrum L. wall & A w 1J jl Y

Britain rocks. D co Eng. bot. 2082

2 obtusifblium Schl. obtuse-leaved ^ A or 1J jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

3 sylvaticum Roth wood ^ A or 2 jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co Fl. dan. 1573

4 maculatum spotted ^ A or 1 jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

5 Lachenalw Gm. Lachenal's ^ A un 1 jl.au Y

Siberia 1827. D co

20084 pictum Pers. painted ^ A or J jl.au Y

Switzerl. 1819. D co

20085 /apsanoides Gou. Lapsana-like ^ A pr 1J jl-au Y

Pyrenees 1812. D co Gou. il. 21. 3

20086 ramosum W. % K. branchy £ A pr 2 au Y

Hungary 1805. D co

20087 glutinusum L. clammy O pr ljjl.au Y
20088 fasciculatum Ph. bundled ^ A pr 5 jl.au Y

S. Europe 1796. S co
Canada ... D co

2212. HAPALOSTE^HIUM D.Don HAPAL. (Hapalos, soft, stephos, crown; hairy receptacle.) Com.Cich. 8,
20089 sibiricum D. Don Siberian ^. A pr 3 jl.au Y Siberia 1755. D co Gm. si. 2. 10

Ifieracium sibiricum W. Crepis sibirica L.

20090 pyrenaicum D. Don Pyrenean ^ A or 1J jl.au Y

Pyrenees 1723. D co

/Tieracium pyrenaicum All. filattarioldes L.

20091 pilosum D. Don pilose :k A pr 1 jl.au Y

Pyrenees 1723. D co Her. par. 184

/fieracium ftlattarioldes L. Lepicaune multicaulis Lap.

20092 austriacum D.Don Austrian ^ A pr 1 jl.au Y

Pyrenees 1723. D co Jac. au. 5. 441

Crepis austriaca Jac.

20093 grandiflbrum G. Don great-flwd ^ A pr 1 jl-au Y

Switzerl. 1791. D co W. & K. 1. 99

Hieracium grandiflbrum L. Lepicaune grandiflora Lap.
20094 paluddsum D. Don marsh ^ A pr 1J jl.au Y

Britain moun. D co Eng. bot. 1094

/fieracium paludosum L.

20095 iyratum G. Don lyre-leaved & A pr 1 jl.au Y

Siberia 1777. D co Gm.si.2. 9

ifieracium Iyratum L.

20096 spinuldsum Lap. spinulose ^ A or 1 Jl-au Y

Pyrenees 1820. D co

Lepicaune spinulbsa Lap.

2213. LAGO'SERISi. LAGOSERIS.
20097 ta&rica Bieb. Taurian

Bieb. Nismes
Crepis nemausensis Gou.

(Lagos, a hare, seris, succory.) Comp. Cichor. 2.

2 jl.au P Caucasus 1817. S co
2 jl.au Y Caucasus 1794. S co Al. ped. 1. 75. 1

8 LID
un

2214. BORKHAU'S/^ Bohm. BORKHAUSIA.

(Moritx Borkhausen, a German botanist.) Comp.Cichor. 21.

I. INDIVID. — Leaves undivided.

20099 alpina Lk. alpine

O

pr

1 Jl

Y

Italy

1739.

S

CO

Gm. si. 2. 5

Crepis alpina L.

20100 tellidifolia Dec. Daisy-leaved

0

un

1 jl.au

Y

Corsica

1822.

S

CO

20101 macrophylla Spr. long-leaved
20102 Cand611ef Spr. Decandolle's
20103 senecioides Spr. Senecio-like

O

8

un
un
un

2 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 J jl.au

Y
Y
Y

Numidia
Egypt"

1819.
1817.
1820.

S
S
S

CO
CO
CO

Crepis senecioldes Del.

20104 apargioldes Spr. Apargia-like ^ Q) un

1 jl.au

Y

Switzerl.

1816.

S

CO

Jac. au. 3. 293

Jfieracium stipitatum Jac.

20105 Suffrenidwa Dec. Suffrene's

o

un

1 jn.jl

Y

Corsica

1818.

S

S.I

20106 versicolor Spr. party-colored ^

A

un

2 jn.jl

Y

Dauria

1820.

S

CO

Lagoseris versicolor Fis.

II. RuNciNA^as. — Leaves runcinate, lyrate, or pinna
20107 rubra Lk. red O pr 1J jn.jl P Italy

tifid.
1632.

S

CO

Crepis rubra L.

20108 nicaeensis Lk. Nice

o

un

1J jn.jl

Y

Nice

1823.

S

CO

Crepis nicaeensis

20109 fe'tida Lk. fetid ^ Q)

un

1J jn.jl

Y

S. Europe 1824.

S

CO

M.h.7.4.4

Crepis fte'tida L.

20110 faraxacifblia Spr. Dandelion-leaved

un

1J jl-au

Y

Italy

1818.

S

CO

Bal. mis. 9

20111 caroliniana -Mrt. Carolina

un

1 jl.au

Y

Carolina

1824.

S

CO

20112 bursifblia Spr. Shepherd's purse-lvd^.
Lagoseris bursifblia Lk. Crepis bursito

A
lia

u n
L.

1J jl.au

Y

Sicily

1817.

S

CO

Boc.mu.106.112

20113 leontodontovidesSpr. Dandelion-like ^
Lagoseris leontodontoldes Lk.

Q)

un

1 jl.au

Y

Italy

1804.

S

CO

20114 raphanifolia Spr. Raphanus-lvd ^

A

un

2 jl.au

Y

1816.

S

CO

Lagoseris raphanifblia Lk.

20115 zntybacea Spr. Endive-leaved &

Q)

un

ljjl.au

Y

Portugal

1816.

S

CO

Lagoseris zntybacea Lk.

20116 gravt:olens Lk. strong-smelling
20117 aspera Lk. rough
20118 hispida Lk. hispid

O

8

un
un
un

1J jn.jl
fjjl.au
2 jl.au

Y

Pa.Y
Y

1825.
Sicily 1797.
S. Europe 1798.

S
S

S

CO
CO
CO

W. & K. I. 43

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

*2215. CRE~PIS W. CREPIS. (Name by Pliny to a plant of which he gave no description.)

I. SCAPI'GERA. — Scape naked.
20119 rigens H. K.

20120 diffiisa Dec.

20121 vlrens W.

20122 bannatica W.

20123 parviflora Jac.

20124 rhagadioloides L.

20125 Sprengeriawa All.

20126 Aieracioides Kit.

20127 rigida Kit.

20128 pulchra L.
Prenanthes /tieracifblia W.

20129 latifolia Balb. broad-leaved

stiff-leaved

II.

diffuse

green

Bannatic

small-flowered

Rhagadiolus-lk

Sprenger's

Hawkweed-like

rigid

fair

£ iAJ un 1 jl.au Y Azores 1778.
— Leaves undivided or toothed ; stem leafy.

Comp. Cich. 19.-
co

O un
O un
O un
O un
O un
O un
A un

8un
un

2 jl.au

'l| JLau
1 jl.au
14JI.au

4 Jn.jl
H jl.au
4 my.jl
4 jn.au

I 3 <

France 1818. S

Germany 1796. S co

S. Europe 18 Hi. S co

1816. S co

Spain 1810. S co

Italy 1823. S co

Hungary 1816. D co

Hungary 1805. D co

Scotland hills. S co

M. h. 7. 5. 17
W. & K. 1. 70
W.&K. 1.19
Eng. bot. 2325

O un 2 jl.au Y Europe 1818. S co

20130 heterosperma Schr. various-seeded

HI. LYRAVI-JE. — Leaves it/rate or runcinate ; stems leafy.

20131 Dioscoridis L.

20132 lodomiriensis Bes.
Gmellnz Schulz

20133 neglecta L.

20134 scabra W.

20135 agr£stis Kit.

20136 corymbbsa Ten.

20137 cernua Ten.

20138 tect6rum L.

20139 cinerea Pers.

20140 segetum ScfU.

20141 biennis L.

20142 taurin^nsig W.

Dioscorides's
Lodomiria

neglected

rough

field

corymbose

drooping

roof

grey-stalked

corn-field

biennial

Turin

O un
O un
O un

Lag6seris taurinensis Lk.

c f atey/co ix.iijy.

Germany 1810. S co

France 1772. S

Germany 1817. S

Germany 1800. S

France 1800. S

Hungary 180L S

Italy " 1824. S

Italy 18i!3. S

Britain past. S

Europe ... S

Switzerl. 1819. S

England ch.pa. S

Italy 1822. S

co Schk. han. 3. 222
co

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

co Eng. bot. 1111

co

co

co Eng. bot. 149

co

IV. PiNNATi'FiDffi. — Leaves pinnated ; stems leafy.
pinnatifid O un 1 my.jl Y Germany 1816. S

Madeira
Italy

1777.
1823.

20143 pinnatifida W.

§20144 filitormis W. thread-formed £ OJ un 1| jn.'jl Y

20145 lacera Ten. jagged O un 1| jl.au Y

20146 chondrilloldes Jac. Chondrilla-like O un i£ jl.au Y S. Europe 1810. S co

20147 tenuifolia W. fine-leaved £ iAI un 1 jl.au Y Tauria 1816. S co
graminifolia Led.

2216. HELMI'NTHI A J. HELMINTHIA. (Helminthion, a little worm ; rugose seeds resemble.; Comp. Cichor. I.

20148 echioldes W. Echium-like O or 3 jn.jl Y Britain bor fi. S co Eng. bot. 972
Picris echioides L.

2217. MYO'SERIS Lk. MYOSERIS.
20149 purphrea Lk. purple

'Borkh

(Mys, a mouse, seris, succory.) Comp. Cichor. 1.

A or 1$ my.jn P Tauria 1824. D co

2218. TO'LPIS Gae. TOLPIS (Probably without meaning.)

20150 barbata Gae. bearded purple-eyed O pr 2 jn.jl Y.P France
Crepis barbata L.

umbelled O pr 2 jn.jl

tallest O pr 4 jn.jl

Comp. Cichor. 5,
S co Bot. mag. 35

20151 umbellata Bert.

20152 altissima Pers.

20153 virgata Biv. twiggy

20154 coronopif61ia L. Buckhorn-lvd
Crepis coronopifWia Desf.

2219. ANDRTALA L. ANDRYALA.

Y.P Genoa 1820. S co

Y Piedmont 1823. S co Balb. dis. 4.1

Y S. Europe 1800. S co Desf. at. 215

Y S. Europe 1777. S co Desf. 38. 9

(Meaning unknown.)

Comp. Cichor. 11. — 13.

I. ANDRY'ALA. — Seeds sulcate, pappous.

Madeira 1777. D co Her. st 35. 18

20155 cheiranthifoliaflm*. Wallflower-lvd£ lAlpr £ my.o Y

20156 nigricans Pair. b\ack\sh-flwd O pr i jn.au Y

20157 pinnatifida H. K. . pinnatifid-/wi? )£ OJ pr f jl.au Y

20158 crithmifblia H. K. Samphire-lvd £ iQJ pr fjn.au Y

20159 ragus'ma L. Ragusan j£ lAI pr £ jn.au Y

20160 inca-na Dec. hoary Q) pr 1 jn.jl Y
Crepis incana Lap.

II. R6THIA. — Seeds marginal, naked.

Barbary 1804. S co

Madeira 1778. S co

Madeira 1778. S co

Archipel. 1753. Deo Mil. ic. 1. 146.2

Pyrenees 1818. S co

20161 andryaloidea Gae. Andryala-like

20162 cheiranthifblia/ZoM Stock-leaved

20163 runcinata Roth runcinate

20164 argentea Lap. silvery
lyrata Pou.

20165 integrifolia L.

O or 1 au Y Spain 1810. S co Gae.fr. 2. 174

O or 1| jl.au Y S. Europe 1768. S co

Q) or 1 jl.au Y S. Europe 1711. S co

Q) pr 1 au Y Pyrenees 1817. S co

entire-leaved j£ Q) pr 1 jl.au Y S. Europe 1711. D^ co

2220. KRI'G/,4 Schreb. KRIGIA.

20166 virginica W. Virginian
Hy6seris virginica L.

20167 caroliniana Nut. Carolina
Hy6seris caroliniana Watt.

20168 amplexicaulis Nut. stem-clasping
Tr6ximum virginicum Pers.

20169 Dandelion Nut. Dandelion
Troximum Dandelion Pers.

(Dr. David Krieg, a German botanist.) Comp. Cichor. 4. — 5.
O pr f my.jl Y N. Amer. 1811. S co Jo.h.n. 1. 12

O un | jn.jl

Carolina 1827. S co

^ A un 1 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1799. D p.l
A A un 1 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1826. D p.l

2221. tfYO'SERIS L.

20170 radiata L.

20171 lOcida L.

20172 scabra L.

20173 arenkria Schous.

SWINE'S SUCCORY.

rayed ^ A un

shining ^ A un

rough O un

sand O un

(Hys, a hog, seris, succory.) Comp. Cichor. 4

Y S. Europe 1640. D co Pluk. al. 37. 2

i.au Y Levant 1770. D co Schm. ic. 39. 41

Y Sicily 1789. S co Boc.mu.146.106

~ijl.au Y Morocco 1800. S co

2222. HEDY'PNOIS L. HEDYPNdis. (Hedys, sweet, pnco, to breathe ; scents breath.) Comp. Cichor. 7.— 10.

20174 monspeliensis W. Montpelier Q un 1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1683. S co

20175 rhagadioloides L. Rhagadiolus-like O un U tf-au Y S. Europe 1773. S co Cav. ic. 1. 43

328

SYNGENESIA ^QUALIS.

CLXSSXIX.

20176 erotica W. Cretan O un

20177 coronopifblia Ten. Buckhorn-lvd O un

20178 tubffiformis Ten. tube-formed O un

20179 mauritanica W. Moorish Q un

20180 pendula W. pendulous <j un

1 jn.jl

*ifi!

I jn.jl
1| jn.jl

Candia 1731. S co
Italy 1823. S co
Naples 1824. S co
Barbary ... S co
S co

2223. ROBE'RT/4 Dec. ROBERTIA. (M. Robert, a Corsican botanist.) Comp. Cichor. £.

20181 teraxaco'ides Dec. Dandelion-like^ A un j jn.jl Y Corsica 1824. S co

20182 pinnatifida Spr. pinnatifid ^ Q) un 1 jl.au Y Naples 1827. S co
//ypochaeVis pinnatifida Cyr.

*2224. SERrOLA L. SERIOLA. (Serin, succory ; resemblance.) Comp. Cichor. 2. — b*.

20183 zetn^nsis L. JEtna. O un f jl.au Y Italy 1763. S co Jac. ob. 4.79

20184 urens L. stinging O un £ jl.au Y S. Europe 1773. S co Schm. ic. 32

2225. RODI'G/,4 Spr. RODIGIA.

20185 commutata Spr. changed
Crepis rhceadiftlia Bleb.

20186 IsEvigata Spr. smooth
Serlola tevigkta L.

20187 fllliata G. Don Garlic
Seriola alliata Bin.

(Rodig, a friend of Sprengel's.) Comp. Cichor. 3.

O un £ jl.au Y Caucasus 1816. S co

O un i jlau

Q) un j jl.au

Candia
JEtna.

1772. S co Desf. at. 2. 16
1826. S co Biv. cen. 2. 7

2226. SOLDEVI'LL.4 Lag. SOLDEVILLA. (Soldevilla, a friend of Lagasca's.) Comp. Cichor. 1.

20188 setosa Lag. bristly ^ A cu f my.jn Y Spain 1822. D co

a pig; eaten by.) Comp. Cichor. 11. — 14.

Switzerl. 1779. D s.l Jac. ic. 1. 165

England ch.hil. D s.l Eng. bot. 225

Barbary 1797. S co

S. Europe 1804. D co W. h. b. 1. 46

Britain sa. hea. S co Eng. bot. 575

Calabria 18120. D co

Spain 1819. S co

Sicily 1827. S co

Britain me. pa. D s.l Eng. bot. 83)

Caucasus 1820. D co

Italy 1824. D co

*2227. HYPOCH^RIS L. CAT'S EAR.
f 20189 helvetica L. Swiss J

(Hypo, for, choiris, a
k A un iJn.jl Y

(,20190 maculate L.
20191 minima Desf.

spotted-leaved •
least

8un
un

1 Jn.jl
i jl.au

Y
\

20192 hispida W. en.

hispid

k A un

IJl.au

Y

20193 glabra L.

smooth

O un

1 jl.au

Y

20194 macrorhiza Giint.
20195 demorpha Brot.
20196 arachnites Biv.

long-rooted >
deformed
cobwebbed :

eun
un
k. G> un

1 jn.au
i jl.au
a Jn-jl

Y
Y
Y

$20197 radicate L.

long-rooted

k A un

If jn.s

Y

20198 canescens Stev.

canescent

k A un

1 jn.jl

Y

20199 Balbis« Noc.

Balbis's

k A un

1 jn.s

Y

2228. Z,APSArNA L. NIPPLEWORT. (Lapaxo, to purge ; qualities.)

20200 fce'tida Sco. fetid ^ A un | jl.au Y Italy
#y6seris fce'tida L. Arn6seris fce'tida Lk.

20201 pusilla Sco. small O '
Hyoseris minima L. Arn6seris minima Lk.

Comp. Cichor. 8. — 10.
1722. D co W. & K. 1. 49

A my.jn Y Britain gra. fi. S co Eng. bot. 95

20202 communis£.

20203 crispa W.

20204 pubescens Zey.

20205 intermedia Bieb.

20206 lyrata W. en.

20207 grandiflura Bieb.

common

curled

pubescent

intermediate

lyrate

great-flowered

O w
O un

Ujl.au
2 jn.au

un U my.jn Y

Britain clt. gr. S co Eng. bot. 844

1799. S co

1816. S co

1823. S co

A un
A or

jl.au
2| jn.au

Europe
Tauria
Caspi. Sea 1816. S co

Caucasus 1816. S co

2229. ZACI'NTHA Ton. ZACINTHA. (Growing in the Island of Zacinthus, now Zante.) Comp. Cichor. I.

20208 verrucbsa Gae. warty O un f jn.jl Y. Br S. Europe 1633. S co Gae. fr. 2. 157. 7
Lapsana Zacintha L.

2230. RHAG ADl^OLUS Ton. RHAGADIOLUS. (Rhagas, a slit ; divisions of calyx.) Comp. Cichor. 3.

20209 stellatus W. starred O un 1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1633. S co

20210 edMis Gae. edible O un 1 jn.jl Y Levant 1633. S co Schk. han. 3. 225
/apsanoldes Desf. iapsana Rhagadsiolus L.

£0211 Kcelpinwi W. Kcelpin's O un f jl Y Dahuria 1788. S co Pal. it. 3. LI 2

Kcelpinia linearis Pall.

223i. MOSCAxRIAF/.j9er. MOSCARIA.
20212 innnntifidzFl.per. pinnatifid O

(Moschos, musk ; odor.) Comp. Cichor. 1.

j jl.au ... Chile 1823. S co

2232. CATANA'NCHE L. CATANANCHE. (Katanagke, strong incentive; used in philtres.) Comp.Ctch.2.—S.

20213 caerulea L. azure ^ A or 3 jl.o B S. Europe 1596. D co Bot. mag. 293

20214 lutea L. yellow O or f jn.jl Y Candia 1640. 3 co Alp. ex. 286

2233. TR IPTI'LION Fl. per. TRIPTILION. ( Treis, 3, ptilon, soft feather ; seed-down.) Comp. Labiat. 2. —4.

20215 cordifblium Lag. cordate-leaved O pr I niy.au W Chile 1824. S co Bot. reg. 853

20216 spinbsum Lag. spiny Q pr i my.au B Chile 1827. S co

2234. CICHO^RIUM L.

20217 7'ntybus L.

20218 p&milum Jac. d

20219 Endivia L. Endive

20220 divaricatum Schous. divaricate

20221 spinbsum L. spiny

. SUCCORY. (An Egyptian name adopted by the Greeks.) Comp. Cichor. 5.— 7.
Intybus or wild£ A ag 2 jn.au B Britain gra. so. S co Eng. bot. 539
dwarf O un f jl.au B ...... 1799. S co Jac. ob. 4. 80

cul 2 jl.au
un 2 jl.au
un 2 jLau

E. Indies 1548. S r.m

Barbary 1798. S co

Candia 1633. S co Bau. pr.62

2235. EACA^ZIA Fl. per. BACAZIA. (George Bacaz. a prof, of bot. at Carthagena.) Comp. Labiat. 1.

20222 spinosa^.jwr. spiny * i_J or 4 my.jl ... Peru 1825. C p.l

2236. SCCXLYMUSi. GOLDEN THISTLE. (Skolos, a thorn ; plants spiny.) Comp. Cichor. 3. — 4.

20223 grandiflorus Desf. large-flowered ^ A or 3 my.jn Y Barbary 1820. S co Desf. at. 218

20224 maculatus L. " spotted O or 3 jl.au - Y S. Europe 1633. S co Lam. il. 659

20225 hispSnicus L. Spanish ^ A or 3 jLs Y S. Europe 1658. D co

2237. .4'RCTIUM L. BURDOCK. (Arktos, a bear ; rough fruit.) Composite Cardnuceee. 3. —4.

20226 7,appa L. Lappa or smooth-lvd Q) w 3 jl.au P Britain wa. gr. S co Eng. bot. 1228
majus Schk.

20227 Bard&naW. Bardana woolly-headed & Q> w 3jl.au P Britain wa.gr. S co Eng. bot. 2478
tomentbsum Schk.

20228 nrtnus Bieb. smaller ^ Q w 2 jl.au P Europe ... S co Schk. han, 3, 227

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA yEQUALIS.

329

2238. CESTRPNUS Cass. CESTRINUS. (Cestrinus, the son of Helen us and Andromache.) Comp. Card. I.
20229 cart/iantoides Cass. Carthamus-lk ^ A or 1 jl.au P Barbary 1797. D co Desf. at. 2. 223

Serratula acaulis Dec. Cynara acaulis L.

2239. SERRA'TULA L. SAW-WORT. (Dimin. of serra, a saw; leaves sawed.) Comp Card. 28. — 40.

I. UNIFLOR.E. — Stem one-flowered.

A or

a jl.au

2 jl.au

2 jl.au

1 jl.au

2 jl.au

Pyrenees 1640. D co

20230 cynaro'ides Dec. Cynara-like
Cnicus centaurioldes L.

20231 cyanoides Gae. Cyanus-like ^ A or
alata Pair. Carduus cyanoides L. mollis Poll.

20232 transylvanica Spr. Transylvanian ^ Q) or
simplex Baug.

20233 simplex Dec. simple ^ A Pr

20234 Kitaib^lw G. Don Kitaibel's ^ A or
Carduus nitirius Kit.

20235 nudicaulis Dec. naked-stemmed^ A or 2 jlau P
Carduus cerinthifolius Vil. ceriuthoides W. glaucus Cau.

20236 pannonica Spr. Pannonian ^t A or 2 jn.au P
Carduus pannonicus L. serratuloldes Jac. Cnicus panndnicus W.

20237 depressa Stev. depressed ^ A or 1 jl.au P Caucasus 1818.

II. MULTIFL6R.*:. — Stem many-flowered.

R

Siberia 1778. D co
Transylv. 1818. S co

Nepal 1821.
Hungary 1816.

D co
D co

M. h. 7. 25. 1
Scop. car. 53

Bot. mag. 2482
W. & K. 1. 52

Cav. ic. 3. 226

S. Europe 1739. D co
Hungary 1810. D co Jac. au. 3. 5
D co Lin.tr. 11.38

20238 tinctbria L.
- 2 alba

20239 coronata L.

20240 quinquefblia W.

20241 Bthen Dec.
Centaurfea Behen L.

20242 nltens Spr. sh
Centaur ea nitens Bieb.

common dyeing

white-flowered

crowned

five-leaved

Behen

elegant

neat

Centaury-like

sharp-toothed

shining

Caspian

rayed

20243 elegans Stev.

20244 pulchella B. M.

20245 centaurio'ides L.

20246 arguta Fis.

20247 nitida Fis.

20248 caspica Bieb.

20249 radiata Bieb.
centaurioides Bieb.

20250 multiflora L.
linearifolia Dec.

20251 xeranthemoides Bieb. Xeranth.-like^ A Pr

20252 polyclonos Bieb. many-sprigged ^. A or
ambigua Dec. Carduus polyclbnos W.

20253 heterophylla Desf. various-leaved 3t A pr
202.54 stcechadifblia Bieb. Stcechas-leaved ^ A pr

20255 Plcris Bieb. Picris & A pr

20256 alata W. winged ^ A pr

20257 aspera W. rough O pr

Britain
Britain
Siberia
Persia
Levant

woods. D co

... D co

1739. D co

1804. D p.l

1797. S co

Eng. bot. 38

Gm.si.2.20
Bot. mag. 1871

Caucasus 1823. S co Bux. c. 2. 15. 1

Caucasus 1819. S co

Siberia 1820. S co

Siberia 1804. D co

Hungary 1824. D co

Siberia 1827. S co

Caspia 1820. S co

Hungary 1800. S co

many-flowered ^ A or 2 jlau P Siberia 1816. S co

H jl
2 jl.au

2 jlau
li jl.au

1 jl.au

2 jl.au
IA au.s

Caucasus 1825. D co
Caucasus 1820. S co

Lin. tr. 11 37
Bot. mag. 2589
Gm. si. 2. 38. 17

W. & K. 1. 11

Gm. si. 47. 1

Dauphinyl824.
Tauria 1820.
Caucasus 1822.

Nepal" 1821.

D co

D co

D co

D co

3 co

2240. SAUSSITRE4 Dec. SAUSSUREA.

20258 runcinata Dec. runcinate

20259 lyrata Fis. lyrate

20260 alata Dec. winged

20261 elongata Dec. elongated

20262 salsa Spr. salt
Serratula salsa Bieb.

20263 amara Dec. bitter ;
Serratula amara L.

20264 angustifblia Dec. narrow-leaved
Serratula angustifolia W.

20265 salicifulia Dec. Willow-leaved

20266 alpina Dec. alpine
Serratula alpina L.

20267 discolor Dec. " discolored
Serratula discolor W.

2 /apathifblia Dec. Lapathum-lvd

20268 pygmae^a Spr. pygmy
Serratula pygmae^a Jac.

(Horace Ben. de Saussure,
A or 2 jl.au R

. A or 2 jl.au R
A or 2 jl.au R
A pr 2 jl.au P
A or 1| jl.au R

a Swiss philos. and bot.) Com.Card. 11.

Siberia 1819. S co

Siberia 1827. S co

Siberia 1818. S co

Caucasus 1820. D co

Caucasus 1816. S co

A or

A or 2 jl.au

A or 2 jl.au

A pr | jlau

Siberia
Siberia

1820. S co
1816. S co

Gm. si. 2. 33

Siberia 1796. S co Gm.si.2.37
Britain al.roc. D p.l Eng. bot. 599

A pr 1 jl.au P Switzerl. 1818. D co Hal. h. 6

A or
A or

1 jl.au
1 jlau

P.B
P

Europe
Austria

1816. S co

1816. D co Jac.au. 440

2241. CA'RDUUS L.

THISTLE. (Ard, a point, Celt. ,• plants mostly spiny.) Comp. Card. 40. — 100.
I. SOLITA^RII. — Flowers subsolitary ; leaves decurrent.

20269 ^rgembne POM.
20270 d&bius Both.
202"! crassifblius Horn.
20272 alatus Suit.

20274 defloratus L.

Argemone-lvd
doubtful
thick-leaved
winged
half-naked
deflorated

j^ A or
^ A °r
jk A or
^ O or
^ Q) or
i A or

2
2
3
6

T

jn.au
jn.au
jls

R
P
P
P
P
R

Pyrenees 1810.
1816.
1805.
1812.
Caucasus 1819.
Austria 1570.

D
1)

n

S
S
D

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 103
Jac. au. 1. 89

20275 alpestris Kit.
20276 arctioldes IV.

alpine
Burdock-like

;& A

A A

or
or

HJl.au
2 jlau

P
P

Croatia 1805.
Carniola 1804.

D

D

CO
CO

Scop. car. 53

20277 Ieuc6graphus L.

white-painted

O

or

2

jn-jl

P

Italy 1752.

S

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 23

20278 argentatus L.
20279 candicans Kit.

silvered
hoary

0

AO)

or
or

1
3

jlau
jlau

P
P

Egypt 1789
Hungary 1805.

S
S

CO
CO

Jac. vin. 192
W.&K.1.83

20280 hamulosus Ehrh

spiny- hooked

or

5

jn.jl

P

Hungary 1802.

S

CO

20281 uncinatus Bieb.

hooked

^ Q)

or

6

jlau

P

Tauria 1817.

S

CO

20282 corymbbsus Ten.

corymbose

^ Q)

or

4

jlau

P

Naples 1824.

S

CO

20283 cinereus Bieb.

grey

O

or

3

jlau

P

Caucasus 1818.

S

CO

20284 coirmus Kit.

lai

A A

or

3

jlau

P

Hungary 1818.

D

CO

20285 nigrescens ViL.

nigrescent

5Q

or

4

jlau

P

S. France 1819.

S

CO

20286 nutans L.

nodding

0

or

jlau

P

Britain gra.fi.

S

CO

Eng. boL 1112

20287 podacanthus Dec. foot-spfned
£0288 macrocephalus Desf. long-headed

A A
^ A

or
or

3
2

jn.au
jl.au

P

France 1819.
Numidia 1827.

S

a

CO
CO

20289 montbsus Pall.

mountain

1 O)

or

3

jlau

P"

S. Europe 1820.

S

CO

20290 onMncefblius Lam.

Carl ine-leaved

A O

or

2

jlau

P

Pyrenees 1804.

S

CO

20291 medius Gou.

intermediate

^ A

or

2

jn.au

P

Piedmont 1819.

D

CO

Gou. il. 24

20292 lanuginbsus W.

woolly

lo

or

3

jlau

P

Armenia 1820.

S

CO

20293 acanthrides L.

Acanthus-like

o

w

2

jn.au

P

Britain wa.gr.

S

CO

Eng. bot 973

330

SYNGENESIA ^QUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

II. AGGREGA'VI. — Flowers aggregate ; leaves decurrent

20294 peregrinus Bete.

20295 crispus L.

20296 clavulatus Lk.

20297 onopordioides Fis.

20298 pycnocephalus L.

20299 albidus Bieb.

20300 carttnoides Gou.
Carlina pyrenaica L.

20301 tenuiflorus Hud.

20302 arabicus Jac.

20303 Personata Jac.

20304 orientalis Adam

20305 parviflbrus .L.

20306 volgensis Bieb.

20307 leucanthus Cay.

IV. PETIOLANTUS. — Leaves petioled.

20308 atriplicifulius Tre v. Atriplex-leaved ^ A or 10 au P Siberia
Onopordum deltoideum H. K.

foreign

O or

2 jn.au

P

1816.

S

CO

curled
clavulate

^ CD or
O or

2 jl.au
2 jn.au

P
P

Europe 1804.
Canaries 1827.

S
S

CO
CO

Fl. dan. 621

Onopordum-lk
dense-headed

^ A or 1
^ A or

i jl.au
iiJU

P
P

Iberia 1818.
S. Europe 1739.

1)

S

CO
CO

Jac. vin. 1. *

whitish

O or

2 jn.au

P

Tauria 1816.

s

CO

Carline-like

^ CD or

1 jl.au

P

Pyrenees 1784.

s

CO

Gou. il. 23

slender-flowered O w

2 jn.au

P

Britain banks.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 412

Arabian

O or

ljl.au

P

Arabia 1789.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 166

Burdock

^ CD or

4 jl.au

P

Austria 1776.

s

CO

Jac. au. 4. 3-18

oriental

& A or

2 jl

P

Iberia 1804.

D

CO

small-flowered

*k A or

2 jn.jl

P

S. Europe 1781.

D

CO

III

. SESSILIFOI

LII. — Lei

ives st

•ssile.

Volga

O or

2 jn.au

P

Volga 1820.

S

CO

white-flowered

O or

2 jn.au

W

Spain 1816.

s

CO

1784. D co

2242. SI'LYBUM Gae. SILYBUM. (Used by Greek writers for a plant not now known.) Comp. Card. 2 — .1

20309 Marmnum Gae. Virgin Mary's ^ Q) or 5 jl P Britain banks. S co Eng. bot. 976
Carduus Mariawtw L.

20310 cernuum Gae. drooping ^ A or 4 jn.jl Y Siberia 1755. D co Gm. si. 2. 19
Cn'icus cernuus L.

2243. CI'RSIUM Vail. CIRSIUM. (Kirsos, a swelled vein ; supposed to heal.) Comp. Carduacecc. 89.

I. SOLITA^RIA. — Leaves decurrent ; flowers red, subsolitary.

P Britain banks. S co Eng. bot. 107

20311 lanceolatum Sco. com. lanceolate ^ CD w
Cnicus lance'olatus W.

20312 verutum Spr. dart-armed
Cnicus verhtus D. Don

20313 strictum Spr. strict
Cnicus strictus Ten.

20314 cichoraceum Spr. Succory-like
Carduus cichoraceus Cyr.

20315 italicum Dec. Italian
Carduus italicus Savi

20316 canum Bieb. hoary

20317 neglectum Fis. neglected

Q or
A or

A or

3 jn.s

4 jn.s

2 jl.s

3 jLs

Q) or 3 jl.au P

[ A or 4 jl.au P
JL A or 2 jl.au P
20318 lariifl&rum Bieb. woolly- flowered^ A or 2 jl.au P

Nepal

1820.

S co

Naples

1819.

D co

Naples

1816.

D co

Italy

1815.

S co

Austria
Siberia
Tauria

1633.
1827.
1819.

D co

S co
S co

Jac. au. 1. 42. 3

II. POLYA'NTHEMA. — Leaves decurrent ; flowers red, aggregate

20319 palustre Sco. marsh

Carduus palustris L.
23320 pungens Spr. pungent

Cnicus pungens Seb.

20321 polyanthemum Spr. many-flowered
Carduus poly anth emus L.

20322 paniculatum Spr. panicled
Carduus paniculatus L.

20323 monspessulanum AU. Montpelier

20324 pyrenaicum Dec. Pyrenean
Carduus pyrenaicus Gou.

20325 uliginbsum Bieb. swamp

20326 desertbrum Fis. desert

20327 -rfcarna Dec. Acarna

Cnicus Acarna L. Czrttna Acarna Bieb.

III. LEUCA'NTHUM.— Leaves decurrent ,
rufescent ^ A or 3 jl.au W

£0>w

3

jl.au

p

^ Q) or

3

jl.au

p

^ CD or

2

jn.jl

Pk

^t A °r

2

jn.jl

P

^ A or

^ A °r

o
3

jn.jl
jl.au

p
P

^t A °r
^ A or
O or

9:,,A

3
3

2

jn.jl

K

P
P
P

m.pas. S
S. Europe 1820. S

Eng. bot. 974

Rome 1739. S co Tri. ob. 103
S. Europe 1781. D co

Montpel. 1596.

Pyrenees 1816.

Caucasus 1820.

Siberia 1824.

Spain 1683.

D co

S co

D co

D co

S co

Jac. ob. 4. 95

Cav. ic. 1. 53

flowers whitish.

Pyrenees 1816. S co

20329 anglicum Lob. Dec. English
Carduus pratensis W.

20330 tuberbsum AU. tuberous

20331 ciliatum Bieb. ciliated

20332 echinatum Dec. prickly

20333 eriophorum Sco. wool-bearing

20334 cynaroides W. Cynara-like
Cnicus cynaroides W.

20335 inerme G. Don unarmed
Cnicus in^rmis W.

20336 heteromallum Spr. one-side-woolly^ CD or
Cnicus heteromallus D. Don

20337 pazcuar£nse Spr. Pazcuara
Cnicus pazcuarensis Kth.

20338 cernuum Lag. drooping
Cnicus nival'is Kth.

20339 fimbriatum Bieb. fringed
Carduus fimbriatus Bieb.

20340 arachnoideum.B&'fi. cobweb-like

20341 h6rridum Bieb. horrid

20342 medium AIL intermediate
Cnicus medius W.

20343 orientale Spr. oriental
Cnicus orientalis W.

20344 discolor Spr. discolored

20345 altissimum Spr. tallest

20346 heterophyllum All. various-leaved

20347 helenioides Hud. Elecampane-Ik

20348 serratuloldes Sco. Saw-wort-like

20349 elatius G. Don taller
Cnicus eiatior Lk.

IV. ERIO'PHORA. — Leaves sessile ; flowers red, subsolitary,

k A w

3 jn

P

:k A or

3 au.o

P

A A or

3 au

P

^ A or

1 jl.au

P

^CDor

4 jl.au

P

k A or

2 jl.au

P

^ A or

3 jl.au

P

& Q> or

3 jl.au

P

^t Q) or

3 jl.au

P

& Q> or

4 jl.au

P

^ A or

4 jl.au

P

<k A °r

2 jl.au

P

^t CD or

U au.s

P

^ A or

3 jl.au

P

^t CD or

3 jl.au

P

^ CD or

2 jl.au

P

^ A °r

6 au.s

P

tA or

2 jl.au

P

A or

6 jl.au

P

^ A or

3 jn.o

P

^ A °r

6 jn.o

P

Britain m.pas. D co Eng. bot. 177

England woods. D co
Siberia 1787. D co
Barbary 1817. D co

Britain
Crete

ch.pa. S
1827. S co

Lob. ic. 10. 2
Mur. 6. 5.

Eng. bot. 386

1824. D co

Nepal 1820. S co

Mexico 1827. S co

Mexico 1827. S co

Caucasus 1816. S co

Tauria 1818. D co
Iberia 1823. S co
Piedmont 1819. S co

Asia Min. 1827. S co

N. Amer. 1803. S co
N. Amer. 1726. D co
Britain m.al.p. D co
Siberia 1804. D co
Siberia 1752. D co
1823. D co

Al.ped.49

Di. el. 69. 80
Eng. bot. 675

Jac. au. 2. 127

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA yEQUALIS.

331

20350 Casabon<# Dec. Casabona's

20351 stellatum All. starred

20352 mdticum MX. awnless
Cnicus glaber var. Nut.

20353 virginianum MX. Virginian
Carduus virginianus L.

20354 setbsum Bieb. bristly

20355 arv^nse Lam. corn or way
Serratula arvensis L. Carduus arvensis Sm

20356 serrulatum Bieb. serrulated ^

20357 dealbatum Bieb. whited

20358 echinoctSphalum^A.prickly-headed:

20359 strigosum Bieb. strigose

20360 /appaceum Bieb. Burdock-like *

20361 munitum W. en. armed

20362 obvallatum Bieb. fenced

20363 pinnatifidum Spr. pinnatifid
Cnicus pinnatifidus W.

20364 igniarium Spr. fire •
Carduus igniarius Pall.

20365 acaule All. stemless

Ol or

2

jn.au

P

O or

•2

jn.jl

P

A or

2

jl.au

P

A or

3

jl.au

P

Q) or

•jujl

P

A w
1 Sm

22

jl

P

A or

4

jl.au

P

Q) or

3

jl.au

P

A or

2

jl.au

P

Q) or

8

au.s

P

Q) or

4

jl.au

P

A or

3

jl.au

V

A or
O or

2

jl.au
jl.au

P

S. Europe 1714.
Italy 1665.
N. Amer. 1820.

S p.l Schm.ic.51,52
S co Tri. ob.96
D co

Virginia 1824. D co

Silesia 1822.

Britain ro.sid.

Tauria 1819.

Caucasus 1820.

Caucasus 1826.

Caucasus 1825.

Caucasus 1821.

Caucasus 1816.

Caucasus 1816.

Spain . 1820.

S co

D co Eng.bot.97

D co

S co

S co

S co

S co

D co

D co

S co

Q) or 2 jl.au P Russia 1826. S co

A pr 1 jl.au P Britain gra.pa. D co Eng. bot. 161

V. AccREGA^rA. — Leaves sessile ; flowers red, aggregated.

20366 rivulare All. brook ^

A or

3 jl.au

P

Hungary "1804.

S

CO

Jac. au. 1. 91

20367 salisburg£nse G. Don Salisbury ^

A °r

3 jl.au

P

Europe 1816.

1)

CO

Cnicus salisburg^nsis W.

20368 paludosum G. Don marsh ^j

. A or

3 jl.au

P

Switzerl. 1819.

S

CO

Cnicus paludosus Schl.

20369 gigantfeum Spr. giant ^

CD or

6 jl.au

P

Sicily 1820.

s

CO

Carduus giganteus Desf. Cnkus firmi

iis Pres.

20370 pauciflbrum Spr. few-flowered ^

CD or

2 jl.au

P

Hungary 1816.

s

CO

W.&K.2. 161

Cnicus pauciflorus Kit.

20371 mite Fis. meek ^

. A or

3 jl.au

P

Siberia 1820.

s

CO

20372 org^ale Spr. six feet ^
20373 Halleri* Hort. Haller's £

A °r
: A or

6 jl.au
4 jl.au

P
P

1823.
S. Europe 1816.

D
D

CO
CO

20374 squarrosum Fis. squarrose ^f

1 A or

3 jl.au

P

Siberia 1818.

D

CO

20375 incanum Bieb. hoary ^

'. CD or

3 jl.au

P

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

20376 amblguum All. ambiguous ^
20377 afrum Dec. African ^

r A or
LOlor

2 jl.au
2 jn.jl

P
P

Mt. Cenis 1820.
Barbary 1800.

D
S

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2287

20378 diacanthum Dec. two-s pined ^

I _G)I or

3 jn.jl

P

Syria 1800.

S

CO

Lab. syr. 1. 2

VI. CHRYSA'NTHA.

— Leavt

•s sessile ;

flowers

yellow or white.

20379 oleraceum All. oleraceous ^

I A or

3 jl.au

Pa.Y

Europe 1570.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 860

20380 tartaricum All. Tartarian

I A or

lijl.au

W

Siberia 1775.

D

CO

Jac.au. 1.90

20381 ftrox Dec. fierce 3

t Q) or

3 jl.au

W

S. Europe 1683.

S

CO

Al.ped. 1.50

20382 syrlacum Gae. Syrian

O or

lijl.au

W

Levant 1771.

S

CO

Cam. h. 10

20383 mareoticum Spr. Mareotic ^

: _A1 or

2 jl.au

w

Egypt 1827.

S

CO

Cdrthamus mareoticus Del.

20384 Bertolonu Spr. Bertoloni's 3

I A or

3 jl.au

Y

Italy 1820.

s

CO

Cnicus h6rridus Bert.

20385 baj'ticum Spr. Baetic 3

t A or

3 jl.au

Y

Spain 1824.

s

CO

horridus Lag.

20386 rigens Spr. stiff alpine 3

t A or

If jl.au

Y

Switzerl. 1775.

I)

CO

Ac. hel. 4. 16

20387 leucocephalum Spr. white-headed 3

t A or

2 jl.au

Y.w

Crete 1816.

D

CO

Criicus leucocephalus W.

20388 hybridum G. Don hybrid ;

I A or

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

• Cnicus hjrbridus Schl.

20389 ochroleucum All. pale-yellow -5

£ A or

2 jl

Pa.Y

Switzerl, 1801.

D

CO

20390 JSrisithales L. Erisithales

I A or

3 jn.au

Pa.Y

France 1752.

D

CO

Jac.au. 4. 310

20391 glutinbsum Dec. glutinous

t A or

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

S. Europe 1816.

D

CO

20392 lacteum Schl. milk-colored

t A or

2 jl.au

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

20393 semipectinatumied. half-pectinated^
20394 carniolicum Sco. Carniolan 3

I A or
It A or

3 jl.au
2 jl.au

Pa.Y
Pa.Y

Siberia 1819.
Carniola 1792.

D
D

CO
CO

Scop.car.1005.52

20395 spinosissimum Sco. spiniest

I A or

3 jn.au

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1759.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 1366

20396 scleranthum Bieb. hard-flowered 3

£ Q) or

2 jLau

Pa.Y

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

Carlirao Echinus Bieb.

VII. DU^BIA. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

20397 angulatum Schl. angled

fc A or

2 jl.au

P

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

20398 nudiflbrum Schl. naked-flowered ;

t A or

2 jl.au

P

Switzerl. 1817.

D

CO

20399 Cervlni* Thomas Cervini's

H A or

2 jl.au

Switzerl. 1825.

D

CO

2244. ERYTHROL^NA Swt. ERYTH. (Erythros, red, Itena, cloak ; scales of calyx.) Comp.Card.\.—1.
20400 conspicua Swt. conspicuous ^j Q) or 8 s.o Pa.Y Mexico 1825. S r.m 6w. fl. gar. 134

2245. ONOPO'RDUM L. COTTON THISTLE. (Onos, ass, perdo, pedo ; effects.) Comp. Card. 13. — 14.

I. CAULESCE'NTIA. — Having stems.

20401 ^canthium L. Acanthium

20402 tatiricum W. Taurian

20403 vlrens Dec. green '

20404 viscbsum Schr. clammy

20405 macracanthum Schous. long-spined

20406 illyricum L. Illyrian

20407 elatum Sm. tall

20408 graeYum Gou. Grecian

20409 cynaroldes Stev. Artichoke-like

20410 arabicum L. Arabian

20411 acafilon L. stemless

20412 uniflbrum Cav. one-flowered

20413 pyrenaicum Dec. Pyrenean

2246. BERA'RD/.* Vil. BEHARDIA.

CD or 6 jl.au P

8 or 12 jl.au P

or 6 jl.au P

^ Q> or 7 jl.au P

O or 6 jl.au P

Q) or 6 jl.au

Q) or 7 jl.au P

or 10 jn.jl

^ Q) or 10 jn W

^ Q) or 8 jl P
II. ACAU'LIA. — Stemless.

tO) cu i jLau W

O) cu A jl.au W

Q) cu A jl.au W

Britain gra.ba. S co Eng. bot. 977

Tauria 1800. S co

Montpel. 1818. S co

S. Europe 1818. S co

Barbary 1798. S co Schou.5

S. Europe 1648. S co Jac. vin.2. 148

Greece 1816. S co

Levant 1799. S co Gou.il. 25

Caucasus 1823. S co

S. Europe 1686. S co Jac. vin. 2. 149

Pyrenees 1739. S co Jac. ic. 1. 167

Spain 1826. S co

Pyrenees 1820. S co

(M. Berard, a botanist of Grenoble.)

Comp. Card. 1.

20414 subacatilis Vil. sub-stemless ^ A pr ljjl.au P Italy 1791. D co Vil. del. 3. 22
.4'rctium lanuginbsum Dec, Onopordum rotundifolium AU.

332

SYNGENESIA JEQUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

*2247. CY'NARA L. ARTICHOKE. (Kyon,dog;

spines of in vo

20415 Sc61ymus W.

Scolymus

•&

A cul

8 au.s

P

20416 h6rrida H. K.

horrid

f

iAI or

6 au.s

P

20417 ftrox Ten.

fierce

•*V

A or

5 jl.au

B

20418 spinosissima Presl
20419 Cardunculus L.

spiniest
Cardoon

I

A or
A cul

4 jl.au
5 au.s

B
B

204'JO integrifblia Vahl

entire-leaved

±S

A cu

4 jl.au

B

20421 humilis Z,.

humble

&

A un

lijl.au

R

20422 Pygma3%a W.

pygmy

£*

A or

1 jl.au

P

rum like dogs' teeth.) Comp. Card. 8.
S. Europe 1548. D co Black. 548
Madeira 1778. D co
Italy
Sicily
Candia
Spain
Spain
Spain

1820. D r.m

1826. D r.m

1658. D co Tab. ic. 696

... D r.m

1613. D co Pluk. al.81.2

1820. D co

2248. CARLFNA L. CARLINE THISTLE. (Charlemagne; preserved his army from plague.) Comp.Card. 11.-18.

423 acanthifolia All. Acanthus-lvd ^ A or 2 Jn w Carniola 1818. Deo Al.ped. 51

424 acaulis L. stemless £ A or fjn W Italy 1640. Deo Kno.th.2. 1

li jnjl

2 jn.s

3 jn.jl
3 jl.au

20425 acanthifulia All.
20424

2 caul^scens Schl.
20425 simplex Kit.
90426 aggregkta W.
20 Vfl lanata L.

20428 corymbbsa L.

20429 vulgaris L.

20430 racembsa /,.
sulphurea DesJ.

20431 BiebersteimawaBernh. Bieberstein's^ A or

20432 sicula Ten. Sicilian ^ Q) or
braeteata PresL

20433 lyrata IV. lyrate £ iQ}J or

caulescent

single-flowered

clustered

woolly

corymbose

common

racemose

A °r
A or
A or
Q or
A °r
Q) w
Q or

3 jn.au

2 jl.s

1 jl.au

1 JB.J1

W

Italy 1640.

D

CO

Kno. th.2. 1

W

Switzerl. 1819.

D

co

W

Hungary 1816.

D

CO

W.&K.2.152

W

Hungary 1804.

D

CO

P

S. Europe 1683.

S

CO

Gar. aix 21

Y

P.Y

S. Europe 1640. D
Britain dry pa. S

CO
CO

Col. ec. 1. 27. 1
Eng. bot. 1144

Y

Spain 1658.

S

CO

Caucasus 1816.

D

CO

...

Sicily 1827.

S

CO

C. G. H. 1816. S s.l

2249. /iTRA'CTYLIS L. ATRACTYLIS. (Atraktot, spindle ; light stems fit to make.) Comp. Card. I.— 2.
2( 434 humilis L. humble ^ A un 1 jn.jl W Spain 1759. D co Cav. ic. 1. 54

2250. .dCA'RNA W. ACARNA. (In Theophrastus for a plant resembling a thistle.) Comp. Card. 2. — 8.
2(435gummifera W. gum-bearing ^ A un fjn.au P S. Europe 1640. D co Cav. ic. 3. 228

20436 can cell ata W. latticed Q un £ jn.jl B S. Europe 1640. S co Lam.il. 662. 1
^tractylis cancellata L.

2251. STOKE^SIA Herit. STOKESIA. (Jonathan Stokes, M.D., coadjutor of Withering.) Comp.Card. 1.

20437 cyanea Herit. azure-flowered £ lAI pr 2 au B Carolina 1766. D co Her. ser. 27. 38

2252. STOBJEM Thun. STOBJSA. (Dr. Stobceus, of Lund, one of Linnams's first patrons.) Comp.Card. l.-ll

20438 pinnata Thun. pinnate B. \ i or 2 year Y C. G. H. 1812. C co Bot. mag. 1788

2253. ONOBRCTMA Gae. ONOBROMA.

20439 ceruleum Gae. azure-flowered
Cdrthamus cseruleus L.

20440 arborescens Spr. arborescent * i _ | or
Cdrthamus aroorescens L.

20441 cynaroides Spr. Cynara-like ^ A or
Cdrthamus cynaroides Bieb.

20442 leucocaulon Spr. white-stemmed ^ A or 1 jn.jl
Cdrthamus leucocaulis Sm.

20443 glaucum Spr. glaucous O or
Cdrthamus glaucus Bieb.

(Onos, ass, broma, food ; grateful to.) Comp. Card. 5.

A or 1 jn.jl B Spain 1640. D co Bot. mag. 2293

6 jl.au
2 jn.jl

1} jl.au

Spain 1731. C s.p

Caucasus 1820. S co

Greece 1800. D co

Tauria 1817. S s.p

(Heros, noble, akantha.
O or 2 jn.au Y

, thorn ; beauty.)
Armenia 1816.

S

Comp.Card. 4.— G.

CO

aZ

O

or
>t-c.
or

2
2

jl.au
jn.jl

Y
W

& Etirope 1596.
Candia 1731.

S
S

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2142

0

or

2

ji.au

Y

Caucasus

1818.

S

CO

2254. CARLOWI'Z/^ Moen. CARLOWIZIA. (Carlowiz, some obscure botanist.) Comp.Card. 1.

20444 salicif61ia Moen. Willow-leaved * | | or 3 au Y Madeira 1784. C s.l

Onobroma salicifullum Lk.

2255. CA'RTHAMUS L. CARTHAMUS. (Qortom, to paint, its Arabic name ; flowers.) Comp. Card. 2.— .20.

20445 tinctoriusi. dyer's O or 3 jn.jl O Egypt 1551. S s.l Bot. ivg. 1/0

20446 Oxyacantha Bieb. sharp-spined O or 3 jl.au Y Caucasus 1818. S co

2256. HERACA'NTHA Lk. HER.

20447 armenia G. Don Armenian
Cdrthamus anm nius W.

20448 lanata Lk. woolly

Cdrthamus lanatus L. Cirsium lanatum Dec.

20449 cretica Lk. Cretan
Cdrthamus creticus L.

20450 taurica Lk. Taurian

Onobroma dentatum Spr. Cdrthamus tauricus Bieb.

2257. CARDUNCE'LLUS Dec. CARDUNCELLUS. (A diminutive of cardunculus, cardoon.) Comp. Card. 2.

20451 mitissimus Dec. meekest 3t A or % Jn-Jl B France 1776. D co
Cdrthamus mitissimus L.

20452 vulgaris Dec. common ^ A or f my.jn B France 1734. D co
Cdrthamus Carduncellus W.

2258. CARDCXPATUM J. CARDOPATUM. (Carduus, thistle, patos, beaten path ; habitat.) Comp. Card. 1.

20453 corymbbsum Pers. corymbose £ A un 3 jl.au B Levant 1821. D co M.h.7.33. 17

2259. STJEHELPN^ L*g. ST.EHEUNA. (Benedict Stathelin, a Swiss botanist.) Comp.Card. 3.— 13.

20454 dubia L. doubtful 3fe fra 3 jn.jl P S. Europe 1640. C p. 1 Lam. il. 666.4

20455 arborescens L. arborescent II | pr 6 jl.s P Candia 1739. C p.l Schreb. dec. 1. 1

20456 Chamaepeuce L. Ground-Pine-/w* * _J pr 2 jl.n P Candia 1640. C l.p Pluk. al. 94. 3
Pterbnia Chamcepeuce Spr.

£260. PALAFO'X/^ Lag. PALAFOXIA. (Palafox, a Spanish general.) Comp. Eupatbrece. 1.

20457 linearis Lag. linear-leaved £ iAI pr 2 Jn.jl W Mexico 1821. S co Bot, mag. 2132
Sterw lineKris W.

*2261. PTERO^NIA L. PTERONIA. (Pteron, a wing; feathery scales of receptacle.) Comp.Card. 9. — 33.

20458 camphorata /,.

20459 stricta Thun.

20460 flexicai'ilis Thun.

20461 oppositifolia L.

20462 scaribsa Thun.

camphor-sctd it ( (or

strict il | | or

bending stalked « \ | or

opposite-le«ved it \ | or

scarious it \ J or

3 jn.jl

3 ap.jn Y

3 jn.au Y

J jl Y

2 jn.au Y

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Pluk. m. 345. 2

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l

C. G. H. 1812. C co

' C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Brey. pr. 17. 3

C. G. H. 1815. C co

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

20453 echinata Thun. echinate

20464 fasciculata Thun. fascicled

20465 glomerata Thun. glomerate

20466 pallens Thun. pale

l_J or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1818. C p.V

uJ or 2 jn.jl Y C G. H. 1816. C p.l

L_J or 2 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1817. C p.l

l | or 2 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

2262. VERNO^N/^ Schreb. VERNONIA. (William Vernon, bot. trav. in N. Amer.) Comp.Card. 13. — 44.

20467 novehorac^nsis W. New York

I. CORYMBUS*:. — Flowers paniculate or corymbose ; herbaceous.

20468 prfealta W.

20469 altissima Nut.

20470 angustifblia MX.

20471 glauca W.

20472 scaberrima Nut.

20473 pandurata Jac.

20474 lineiris Spr.

20475 sericea Rich.

20476 flexubsa B. At.

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

N. Amer. 1710.
N. Amer. 1732.
Ohio 1820.
N. Amer. 1817.
N. Amer. 1710.
N. Amer. 1824. D co
1825. D co

II. SPICATIFORMES. — Herbaceous ; flowers sessile, subspicate.

linear E2 or 1 jl P S. Amer. 1825. S s.l

silky ^ (23 or 5 d Pa.P Brazil 1823. C co

Di. el. 263. 342
Di. el. 264. 343

Di. el. 262. 341

Bot. reg. 522

flexuose

Brazil 1823. S co Bot. mag. 2477

20477 arbore'scens Sim.

20478 odoratissima Kth.

20479 frutic&sa Swx.

III. FRUTIC^SJE. — Stems shrubby.

arborescent * Q or 5 n.d P Jamaica 1733. C co PI. am. 10. 130. 2

sweetest-scented * CD or 4 au.n P Caraccas 1817. C co

shrubby * CH or 4 au.n P W. Indies 1818. C co PI. ic. 95. 1

2263. ASCARJCrDA Cass. ASCARICIDA. (Ascaris, an intestinal worm, ctedo, to kill.) Comp.Card.Vern. 2.

20480 anthelmintica Suit, anthelmintic CD or 1 au.s P E. Indies 1770. S co R. mal. 2. 24
Vernbnm anthelmintica L.

20481 triplinervia G. Don triple-nerved O or 1 n d P Brazil 1825. S co
Vsrnbnia triplinervia Spr.

2264. AMMO^BIUM R. Br. AMMOBIUM. (Ammos, sand, bio, to live ; habitation.) Comp.Card.Vern. 1.

20482 alatum R. Br. winged £ _AJ pr 2 mr.s W N. Holl. 1822. S co Bot. mag. 2459

20483 plantagineum G. Don Plantain-/yd £ iAJ or 1 au.s W N. Holl. 1827. C p.l

2265. LIA^TRIS Gae. LIATRIS.

(Meaning unknown.)

Comp. Card. Vern. 17. —25.

I. TUBEROSJJ. — Flowers spicate or racemose ; roots somewhat tuberous.

20484 squarrbsa W.

rough-cupped

;v

A el

3

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1732.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 44

20485 scaribsa W,

scarious-cuppet

t*

A el

4

s.o

P

N. Amer.

1739.

D

p.l

Bot. mag. 1700

20486 sphajroidea MX.

g]obu\ar-cuppei

1&

A el

3

au.o

P

N. Amer.

1817.

D

CO

Sw. fl. gar 87

20487 elegans W.

elegant

A el

4

S.O

P

N. Amer.

1787.

D

P 1

Bot. reg. 267

20488 turbinata Swt.

turbinate

~^

A or

O

au.o

P

N. Amer.

1823.

D

P-l

Sw.fl.gar. ic. in.

20489 tenuifolia^M/.

fine-leaved

•^

.AJ or

H

au.o

P

Carolina

1820.

D

20490 pilbsa W.

hairy-leaved

ik

A el

U

s.o

P

N. Amer.

1783.

D

p'l

Bot reg. 595

20491 gracilis Ph.

slender

•*v

Al or

ij

au.o

P

Carolina

1818.

D

P.l

20492 spicata W.

/<m#-spiked

•^

A el

6

au.o

P

N. Amer.

1732.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 49

20493 cylindrkcea MX.

cylindric-cwp^

/^

A el

4

au.o

Pk

N. Amer.

1811.

D

CO

20494 intermedia B. R.

intermediate

•^

A °r

2

au.o

P

N. Amer.

1823.

D

p.l

Bot. reg. 948

204"5 heterophylla Ph.

various-leaved

^L

A el

3

jl.au

P

N. Amer.

1790.

D

20496 pycnostachya MX.
20497 ptunila Lod.

dense-spiked
dwarf

1

A el
A el

3
1

au.o

au.o

P
P

N. Amer. 1732.
N. Amer. ...

D
R

CO

s.p

Di. el. 72. 83
Bot. cab. 147

20498 odoratissima W.

11 FiBRoSjE. — Flowers corymbose or panicled ; roots fibrous.
sweetest-scented)^ _AJ el 3 au.o P Carolina 1786.

D

s.p

Bot. rep. 633

20499 paniculata W.

panicled

*

Ai or

a

au.o

P

Carolina

1826.

D

20500 corymbosa Nut.

corymbose

*

_AJ or

3

au.o

P

Carolina

1825.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. gar.ic. in.

2266. MIKA^N/^ W.

MIKANIA.

(j

aseph Mifcan, prof. bot.

Prague.)

Comp. Eupatb

rece. 9. —35.

20501 Houstbni W.

Houston's

$_

CDun

8

jl.au

Pk

Jamaica

1733.

C

CO

20502 hastata W.

halbert-/eai/<?rf

t

( I un

8

Pk

Jamaica

C

CO

Br. jam. 34. 3

20.503 amara W.

bitter

&_

1 1 m

6

au

W

Guiana

1816.

C

CO

Aub. gui. 2. 315

20504 suaveolens Kth.

sweet-scented

JL

r~im

6

au

W

S. Amer.

1823.

C

CO

20505 orinocensis Kth. -

Orinoco

$_

[~lun

6

au

W

Orinoco

1826.

C

CO

20506 scandens W.

climbing

i_

iAI or

10

au.s

Pa.

B N. Amer.

1714.

C

CO

Jac.ic. 1.169

20507 Guaco Hum.

Guaco

G3m

6

au

W

S. Amer.

1823.

C

CO

H. & B. 2. 105

20508 chenopodifolia W.

Chenopod.-lvd

$

(23 un

4

au

W

Guinea

1824.

C

CO

20509 opifera Mart.

opium-bearing fc_ (23 m 6

au

W

Brazil

1823.

C

CO

2267. SPARG ANO'PHORUS Gae. SPARG. (Sparganon, fillet, phoreo, to bear : seed.) Comp. Eupat. 3.— 4.

20510 Vaillantw Gae. Vaillant's ED un 1£ au Y India 1823. S co Gae IT 165.4

20511 verticillata MX. ' vrhor\ed-leaved Q un 1 au Y.w Carolina ... S co

20512 Struchium Swz. Struchium EH un 2 au Y Jamaica ... S co Br. jam. 34. 2

2268. EUPATQTRIUM L. EUPAT. (Mithridates Eupator used it as counter-poison.) Com. Eupat. 55.— HS.
I. BACCHAROI'DEA. — Calyx oblong, cylindrical, imbricated, with many series of scales; shrubby.

i. PAUCiFLbRA. — Calyx few-flowered.

20513 triflorum Aub. three-flowered $ d] un 4 au W Guine

20514 iaccharoldes Kth.

20515 coriaceum Vahl

Baccharis-like «t Q un
coriaceous it l l un

ii. L-EVIGA^TA
Jong- flowered i

1823.
NewGran.1820.
Hispaniola ...

Calyx many-flowered; leaves smooth.
un 2 au W W. Indies 1824.

CD un 3 au W W. Indies ...

20516 macranthum Swz.
atriplicifolium Vahl

20517 repandum W. repand
atriplicifulium Lam.

20518 populifolium Kih. Poplar-leaved 41 O un 4 au W

iii. PUBESCE'NTIA. — Calyx many-flowered ; leaves pubescent.

C p.l

C p.l

Mexico 1826. C p.l

20519 pulchellum Kth. neat

20520 floribundum Kth. bundle-flwd «. Q or

20521 chamasdryfoliumXM. Germander-lvn. I I or

20522 veronicaXblium Kth Speedwell-lvd tt. Q or

20523 Dalea L. Dalea • f~) or

20524 acuminatum D.Don acuminate * | | or

nepalehse Spr.

20525 odoriJtum /,. sweet-scented * n fra

tt. n un 2 au.s

1 au
l£au
6 au

2 au

B
B

B
Pk

Mexico 18-26.

S. Amer. 1823.

S. Amer. 1822.

Mexico 1895.

Jamaica 1773.

Nepal 1819.

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C co

C p.l

Aub. gui. 2. 314

PI. ic. 130. 1

H. & B. 4. 341
Jac. sc. 2. 146

3 au.o Pk Jamaica 1752. C co Pluk. al. 177.

334

SYNGENESIA ^QUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

II. IRESINOI'DEA. — Calyx oblong, cylindrical, imbricated, with many series of scales ; herbaceous.
i. PAUCIFL6RA. — Calyx few-flowered

20526 iresinoldes Kth. Iresine-like $ G3 or 2 au.o W N.Grenad.1820. C co H.&B.n.340

20527 altissimura L. tallest ^ A or 5 s.o Pk N. Amer. 1699. D co Jac. vin. 2. 164

20528 lanceolatum W. lanceolate ^ A or 3 au.s W N. Amer. 1819. D co

20529 album L. white ^ A or 2 au.s W N. Amer. 18*:0. D co

ii. MuLTiFL6RA. — Calyx many-flowered ; flowers corymbose or panicled.

20530 purpureum Z. purple-stalked '

20531 /amiifijlium Kth. Dead-Nettle-lvd

20532 macrophyllum L. long-leaved
m611e Swz. ^geratum guianense A\

20533 articcefulium Mutis Nettle-leaved £ Al or 1

20534 squarrbsum Cav. squarrose £ iAJ or

20535 nutans Kth. nodding £ iAJ or

20536 iwsfulium L. Iva-leaved j£ G3 or

20537 salvieefolium B. M. Sage-leaved ^ A or

III. DA\EA. — Calyx subimbricated, with few series of scales, or simple j shrubby

i. PAUciFLbRUM. — Calyx few-flowered.
small-flowered UL Q un 2 jl.au

5 s.o

l lyivc I 0

Pk

N. Amer.

1640.

D

u.
CO

3 au.s

Pk

1823.

D

CO

4 jl.au

W

Jamaica

1823.

D

CO

Ij jl.au

Pk

S. Amer.

1803.

D

CO

l|jLau

P

Mexico

1827.

D

CO

2 ...

Mexico

1827.

D

CO

3 jn.jl

Pk"

Jamaica

1794.

D

CO

4 au.s

Pk

N. Amer.

1814.

D

CO

Cor. ca. 72
PL am. 10. 129

Sm. ic. in. 63

Bot. mag. 2010

20538 parviflorum Swz.
Dalea Hort.

20539 montanum Swx.

20540 canescens Vahl

20541 villoswm Swz.

20542 xalapense Kth.

... Jamaica 1826. C co

ii. MULTIFLORA. — Calyx many-flowered.
mountain n. Q or 2 jl.au ... Jamaica

canescent *L CZ3 or 3 jn.jl ... Jamaica

villous a. r~] or 2 ...... Jamaica

Xalapa «t CZ1 or 3 jl.au W Mexico

1820.
1821.

1826.

C co

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

IV. LUXURIA'NTIA. — Calyx, subimbricated, with few series of scales, or simple ; herbaceous.

90543 coronopif61ium W.

i. PAUCIFLORA.
Coronopus-lvd jg A or

— Calyx few-flowered.
3 jl.s W Carolina 1824.

D

CO

20544/eeniculaceum W.

Fennel-leaved ^t

A

or

4

jn.s

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1807.

D

CO,

20545 Ayssopifolium L. Hyssop-leaved ^
20546 linearifolium Walt, linear-leaved ^

A
A

or
or

1
1

au.s

au.s

W
W

N. Amer. 1699.
N. Amer. 1820.

D
D

CO
CO

Di. el. 115. 140

20547 Eraser* Poir.

Eraser's ^

A

or

i*

au

W

Carolina 1820.

D

CO

20548 sessilifolium L.

sessile-leaved ^

A

or

l

s.o

W

N. Amer. 1777.

D

CO

20549 truncatum W.

truncate ^

A

or

H

• s

W

N. Amer. 1800.

D

CO

20550 teucriifblium W.

Tcucrium-lvd -^

A

or

2

au.n

W

N. Amer. 1816.

D

CO

W.h

. b. 32

20551 melissoides W.

Melissa-like £

A

or

2

s

W

N. Amer. 1811.

D

CO

cordatum Walt.

i

20552 rotundifolium L.

round-leaved ^

A

or

1

jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1699.

D

CO

Pluk.

al.88.4

20553 ceanothifolium W.

Ceanothus-lvd ^

A

or

4

au.s

W

1824.

D

CO

20554 pubescens W.

pubescent ^

A

or

4

jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1819.

D

CO

20555 cannabinum L.

Hemp Agrimony ^L

A

or

4

jl.0

Pk

Britain wat. pi.

D

CO ]

Eng.

bot. 428

20556 trifoliatum L.

three-leaved ^

A

or

6

au.o

P

N. Amer. 1768.

1)

co'

20557 syrlacum L.

Syrian ^

A

or

4

jl.s

P

Syria 1807.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 1.170

20558 verticillatum W.

ii. MuLTiFLbRA. — Calyx many-flowered,
vrhorl-leaved ^ A or 5 au.s N. Amer. 1811.

D

CO

20559 maculatum L.

spotted-stalked ^

A

or

3

au.s

P

N. Amer. 1656.

D

CO

Her.

par. 158

20560 punctatum W.

dotted ^

A

or

4

au.s

P

N. Amer. 1815.

D

CO

20561 perfoliktum L.

perfoliate " ^

A

or

2

au.o

W

N. Amer. 1699.

D

CO

Pluk

.al.87.fi

20562 aromaticum L.

aromatic ^

A

or

4

jLau

W

N. Amer. 1739.

1)

CO

Pluk.

al.88.3

20563 ageratoldes L.

Ageratum-like ^

A

or

4

au.o

W

N. Amer. 1640.

D

p.l

Cor.i

:a.21

20564 ser6tinum MX.

late-flowering ^

A

or

3

0

V

N. Amer. 1824.

D

CO

20565 deltoideum Jac.

deltoid £

23

or

3

jl.au

P

S. Amer. 1822.

D

CO

20566 scandens Lk.

climbing J_

or

6

au.s

Y

S. Amer. 1821.

D

CO

20567 paniculatum MX.

panicled £

22

or

6

au.o

Pk

S. Amer. 1818.

D

CO

Eriopappus paniculatus Hort.

20568 eupatorioidcs L. Eupatorium-lk
Critonza eupatorioldes Gae.

20569 Critbnia W. Critonia
Crit6nza Kuhnia Gae.

KUHNIA. (Adam Kuhn, of Pennsylvania, pupil of Linnams.) Comp.Eupatbreee. 2. — 6.

A or lijl.au

A or ; IJ jn.au W

Amer. 1812. D p.l L. f. dec. 11
N. Amer. 1816. D p.l Gae. fr. 2. 174

2270. DUMER.rL.L4 Lag. DUMERILIA. (M. A. M. Constant Dumeril, a French naturalist.) Comp. Eup. 1.
20570 paniculata Lag. panicled * Q or 3 au P Colombia 1825. C co An. mu. 19. 7

2271. JGE'RATUM L. AGERATUM. (A, priv.,gmw, old age ; because it never grows old.) Comp. Eup. 6.-10.

20571 conyzoldes L. Conyza-like O or 1 jl.au

20572 cjeruleum Pers. azure iDI or 1 jn.au
obtusifolium Lam.

20573 latifolium Cav. broad-leaved O or Ii jl.au

20574 strictum B. M. strict O or 2 jn.jl

20575 mexicanum B. M. Mexican O or Ii jn.jl

20576 angustifolium Spr. narrow-leaved iQI or 1 jn.au

L.B America 1714. S p.'l Schk. nan. 3. 238
B W. Indies 1800. S co Hook. ex. fl. 15

Peru 1800. S co

Nepal 1821. S co

Mexico 1822. S co

Mo. Video 1827. S co

Cav. ic. 4. 357
Bot. mag. 2410
Sw. fl. gar. 396

2272. CJELESTP-NA Cass. CELESTINA. (Ccelestis, celestial; sky-blue flowers.) Comp. Eup. 3.

20577 ageratoldes Cass. Ageratum-like £ iAI or 1 jl.o B

20578 caerulea Cass. azure £ _AJ or 1 jl.s B
Eupatbrium caeruleum L.

20579 micrantha Spr. ^ small-flowered^ «. _J or 1| jl.s B
Eupatbiium micranthum Lag. ^geratum caelestlnum B. M.

New Spain

C co

N. Amer. 1732. D p.l Di. el. 114. 139
S. Amer. 1800. C p.l Bot. mag. 1730

2273. STENV/^ Cav. STEVIA. (Peter James Esteve, M.D. prof. bot. Valencia.) Comp. Eup. 26 38.

I. FRUTICOSJE. — Stems sub-shrubby.

Willow-leaved £ _A) pr 1£ au.s Pk Mexico 1803. D p.l Cav. ic. 4. 354

subpubescent tf iAJ or 2 jl.s Pk N. Spain 1820. D p.l .

shining £ ,AJ or 2 jl.s Pk N. Spain 1824. D p.l

narrow-leaved £ _AJ or 1| jl.s Pk Mexico 1823. D p.l

II. HERBAGE*. — Stems herbaceous.

pubescent ^ _AI pr 1| jl.s P Mexico 1823. D co

trifid ^_Alor 1ft jLs W N. Spain 1827.

20580 salicifolia Cav.

20581 subpubescens Lag.

20582 lucida Lag.

20583 angustifblia Kth.

20584 pubescens Lag.

20585 trifida Lag.

20586 incanescens Lag.
cane"scehs Kth.

incancscent

Al or

D p.l

W ? N. Spain 1827. D p.l

OHDER I.

SYNGENES1A ^EQUALIS.

335

20587 tomentbsa Kth. woolly jg Al or
20588 monarda'folia Kth. Monarda-lvd jfr Al or
20589 fastigiata Ktli. peaked jfr Al or
20590 ovata Lag. ovate-leaved ^ A pr
20591 suaveolens Lag. sweet-smelling jg Al or
20592 paniculata Lag. panicled ^ Al or
20593 rhombifulia Kth. rhomb-leaved ^ Al or
20594 «epetaef61ia Kth. Nepeta-leaved jg. Al or
20595 salviaDfblia Hort. Sage- leaved ^ Al or

li jLs
1JJ1.S

2a aii.s
li au.s
li jl.s

*!* *!'*

V
V

w

w
w
w
w
w
w

Mexico
Mexico
N. Spain
Mexico
N. Spain
N. Spain
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico

1824.
1828.
1826.
1816.
1823.
1824.
1827.
1824.
1827.

D
D
1)
1)
1)
1)
D
D
1)

p.
p.l
p.l

s.p
p.l

I'll

20596 ternifdlia Kth.

three-leaved '.

k AJ or

H ill!

w

Mexico

1824.

1)

p.l

20597 Eupatbria W.

Eupatoria

k A pr

2 jl.s

Pk

Mexico

1798.

1)

p.l

Bot. mag. 1849

20598 Ayssopifolia Cav.

Hyssop-leaved •

k A pr

U au.s

Pk

Mexico

..

1)

co

Bot. mag. 1861

20599 fwefblia W. en.

Iva-leaved

^ A pr

2 jl.s

W

Mexico

1816.

1)

s.p

20600 lanceolata Lag.

lanceolate

1 JLs

P

Mexico

1822.

1)

co;

20601 serrata Cav.

saw-leaved •

k A pr

lijl.s

F

Mexico

1799.

I)

s.p

Jac. sc. 3. 300

20602 purpurea Lag.

purple

k A pr

1| au.s

P

Mexico

1812.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 93

20603 pilosa Lag.

pilose

^ _AJ or

1-^ jl S

Pk

Mexico

1820.

1)

p.l

20604 viscida Kth.

viscid

k .Ai or

li2 jlls

P

Mexico

1821.

D

p.l

H. & B. n.6. 351

20605 callbsa Cer.

callous

k A or

li jl.s

R

Mexico

1826.

D

2274. CEPHALO'PHORA Cav. CEPHALOPHORA. (Kephale, head,phoreo, to bear ; flowers.) Comp. Anth. 1.

20606 glauca Cav. glaucous O un 2jl.au Y Chile 1798. Deo Cav. ic. 6. 599
Hymenopappus glaucus Spr. Giee'mia aromatica Hook.

2275. AMPHE'REPHIS Kth. AMPHEREPHIS. (Ampherephes, well covered ; double invol.) Com.Card. Vern. 3.

20607 intermedia Lk. intermediate O pr 1| jl.au P Brazil 1821. S co Sw. fl. gar. 225

20608 aristata Kth. awned O or 1 jl.au P Caraccas 1824. S s.l H. & B. n. 6. 314

20609 mutica Kth. awnless O or 1 jl.au P S. Amer. 1826. S s.l H. & B. n. 6. 315

2276. HYMENOPA'PPUS Herit. HYMENOPAPPUS (Hymen, membrane, pappos, pappus.) Comp. Hel. 3.— 5.

20610 tenuifolius Ph. slender-leaved £ .QJ un 2 jn.au W Louisiana 1811. S co

2061 1 scabiosaeHis Herit. Scabiosa-like O cu If jl.s W Carolina 1816. S s.p Jo. h. n. 1. ic

20612 pedatus Lag. pedate O cu 1 jl.s W S. Amer. 1803. S co Bot. mag. 2040

Stevwz pedata Cav.

(Polys, many, pteron, a w
1 jLau W Georgia

Comp. Eup. I.
S co

2277. POLY'PTERIS Nut. POLYPTERIS.

20613 integrifblia Nut. entire-leaved O cu
Hymenopappus integrifolius Spr.

2278. ALCPMIA Kth. ALOMIA. (A, privative, loma, a fringe.) Comp. Eup. 1.

20614 ogeratoides Kth. Ageratura-like £ iAJ or 1| jl.au W N. Spain 1824. C s.l H. & B. 4. 354

2279. MELANANTHEXRA MX. MELANANTHERA. (Melas, black, anthera, anther.) Comp. Helidnth. 2.— 5.

20615 hastata MX. hastate £ _&\ un 2 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1732. D co Di. el. 47. 55
Bidens nivea L.

2 pandurata fiddle-leaved £ .Al un 2 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1732. D co Di. el. 46. 54

20616 deltoidea MX. deltoid-leaved $_ DB un 3 jl.au Y S. Amer. 1799. S co Jac. ic. 3. 583
Calea aspera Jac.

2280. MARSHA'LLL* Ph. MARSHALLIA. (Humphrey Marshall, a botanical author.) Comp. Hel. 3.- -5.

20617 lanceolata Ph. spear-leaved & AJ pr li jn.jl P Carolina 1812. D co

20618 latifolia Ph. broad-leaved ^ _AJ pr li jn.jl Pa.P Carolina 1806. D co »Mic. am. 2. 43

20619 angustifolia Ph. narrow-leaved ^ _AI pr 2 jl.s P Carolina 1800. D p.l

2281. SPILA'NTHES £. SPILANTHES. (Spilos, spot, ant has, flower ; brown disk of fls.) Comp. Hel. 8.— 14.

20620 Pseudo- Acmella L. Bastard Acmella O un 1
Acmella lanceolata Lk.

20621 alba Herit. white-flowered

20622 oleracea L. potherb

20623 brasiliensis Spr. Brazilian

— Rays of flowers none.

Ceylon 1768. S s.l Pluk.aL159.

Peru 1783. S co
E. Indies 1770. S co
Brazil 1827. S co

Her. st. 7. 4
Jac. vin. 2. 135

II. RADIA'YK. — Flowers rayed.

20624 Acmella L. Acmella O un i jl.au Y E. Indies 1824. S co Ru. am. 6. 65

20625 debilis Kth. weak O un | jl.au Y S. Amer. 1821. S co

III. MuVicA. — Seeds at top mutic.

20626 exasperata Jac. rough $„, O] un | jl.au Y Caraccas 1818. S co Jac. ic. 3. 584

IV. DU^BIA. — Not sufficiently known.

20627 uliginosa Swx. marsh O un £ jl.au Y Jamaica 1819. S co

2282. PETRCTBIUM R. Br. PETROBIUM. (Petros, a rock, bio, to live ; habitation.) Comp. Helidnthece. 1.

20628 arboreum R. Br. tree * CD or 6 ... Pa. Y St. Helena 1816. C s.l
Bidens arbbrea Box. Spilanthes arbbrea Forst.

2283. SA'LME^ Dec. SALMKA. (Prince Charles of Salm Dyke, in Holland.) Comp. Helidnthea:. 2. — 4

20629 scandens Dec. climbing $_ O pr 6 jn.jl Y Vera Cruz 1820. C co Bot. mag. 2062
Bidens scandens L. Hopkirkia scandens Spr.

20630 hirsuta Dec. hirsute J_ CD pr 6 au Y Jamaica 1823. S co

*2284. BrDENSL.

BIDENS.

(Bis, twice, dens, a tooth ; seeds.)
INDIVINSJE. — Leaves undivided.

20631 cernua L. nodding

20632 chrysanthcmoldes MX. Chrysanth.-lk

20633 Aeliantholdes Kth. Sunflower like

20634 luxurians W.

20635 folibsa W.

20636 hirtella Kth.

20637 procumbens Kth.

20638 nodiflbra L.

Comp. Helidnthees. 30. — 43.
Eng. bot. 1114

20639 tripartlta L.

20640 reigns D Don
tripartita Rox.

O un 2 jl.s Y Britain dit. S co

O un 1 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1820. S co

O un 2 jl.au Y Mexico 1825. S co

.A] un 3 jl.au Y Mexico ... D co

O un 3 jn.jl Y 1818. S co

O un 1 jl.au Y Mexico 1826. S co

O un ijl.au Y Mexico 1827. S co

O un 1 jl.au Y E. Indies 1732. S co Di. eL 44. 52 ,
II. TRIPARTI'T*. — Leaves triparted and ternate.

triparted O un 2 jl.s Y Britain wat.pl. S co Eng. bot. 1113

creeping „* A or 2 jn.au Y Nepal 1819. D co

luxuriant
leafy

small hairy
procumbent
knot-flowered

336

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

CLASS XIX.

20641 bullata L.

Ulstered-leaved

O un

2

jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1759.

S

CO

Ard. sp. 2. 18

20642 connata W.

connate

O un

2

jn.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1817.

s

CO

20643 heterophylla Or.

various-leaved £

tAJor

2

au.s

Y

Mexico

1803.

s

s.l

Or. d. 8. 12

20644 parvifl6ra W.

small-flowered

O un

Y

Baical

1823.

s

CO

20645 angustissima Kth.
20646 striata Schott

narrowest ^ iAI un
striated-flowered O un

1

jl.au

Y
W

N. Spain
Mexico

1820.
1824.

s
s

CO
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 237

20647 frondbsa L.

III. PlNNA^IVE.—

frondose

Leaves pinnate, btpinnatifid, or bipinnate.
O un U Jl.au Y N. Amer. 1710.

s

CO

M.h.6.5.2l

20648 leucantha Z.

white-flowered

O or

Ii

jl.au

W

S. Amer.

s

CO

20649 chinensis W.

Chinese

Bun

jn.jl

W

China

isoi.

s

CO

Ru. am. 6. 15.

2

20650 chrysantha Or.

yellow-flowered

un

ii

jl.au

Y

1824.

s

CO

20651 pi!6sa L.

hairy

O un

H

jl

Y

N. Amer.

1732.

s

CO

Di. el. 43 51

20652 jambucifolia Cav.

Elder-leaved ^

A or

jl.au

S

S. Amer.

1801.

D

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 229

20653 reflexa Z*.

reflexed £

ty^[ uj|

O

jn.jl

Y

Mexico

1824.

D

CO

20654 procera D. Don

tall ^

A or

6

n

Y

Mexico

1822.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 684

20655 crithmifblia Kth.

Samphire-lvd ]£

iA! or

2

jn

Y

Mexico

1824.

s

CO

20656 Berteriawa Spr.

Berter's tf

123 °r

3

jl.au

Y

Porto Rici

3 ...

s

CO

Core6psis coronata

Bert.

20657 grandiflura Balb.
odorata Hart.

great-flowered

O or

2

jl.au

Y

S. Amer.

1800.

s

CO

20658 odorata Cav.

sweet-scented

O fra

3

jn.jl

W

Mexico

1825.

s

CO

Cav. ic. 1. 13

20659 bipinnata L.
20660 cynapifolia Kth.

bipinnate-leaved
Cynapium-leaved

O or
iQI cu

2
1

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

N. Amer. 1687.
Cuba 1827.

s
s

CO
CO

Her. par. 123

2285. PLATY'PTERIS Kth. PLATVPTERIS. (Platys, broad, pteron, wing ; margin of seeds.) Comp. Hel. 1.
S0661 crocata Kth. saffron-colored £ E2 or 2 ja.mr O S. Amer. 1812. D co Bot mag. 1627

Spilanthus crocatus B. M.

2286. LAGA'SC,4 Cav. LAGASCA. (Don Mariana Lagasca, prof, hot., Madrid.) Comp. Card. Vern. 1.

soft j£ O or 2 jn.s W S. Amer. 1815. S

20662 mollis Cav.

2287. NO'CCJ Cav. NOCCA.
£0663 rfcbra Swt. red

Lagasca rbbra Kth.

20664 rigida Cav. rigid
Lagasca Aelianthajfolia Kth.

20665 suar£olens Suit. sweet-scented * 1 I or
Lagasca suaveolens Kth.

20666 latifolia Cer. broad-leaved it _J or

(Dominic Nocca. a professor at Ticin.)
*CDor 2 jl R Mexico

I 1 or

4 au.s
4 au.s
3 au

Pk
W
W

Mexico
Mexico
Mexico

co Bot. mag. 1804

Comp. Card. Vern. 4.
1823. C co H.&B.n.311

1825. C s.l

1825. C s.l

1826. C s.l Sw. fl. gar. 215

2288. LAV&NIA L.
20667 erecta Su>x.

LAVENIA. (Supposed to be of Cingalese origin.) Comp. Helidnthece. 2.
upright E2 un 2 jl.s Y E. Indies 1739. S co Bur. zey.42

20668 decumbens Swz.

decumbent .* EH un £ jl.s Y Jamaica 1818. S co SI. jam. 1. 155. 2

2289. CACA^LI A L. CACALIA. (Kakos, pernicious, lian, exceedingly ; supp. to the soil.) Com. Jac. 33.— 72.

I. FRimcbs.*;. — Shrubby ; leaves fleshy.

20669 carnbsa H. K.

fieshy-leaved tt. ( | cu 1| jn Y C. G. H. 1757. C s.p

20670 papillaris L.

papiUary-stalkedtt. \ | cu 2 ... Y C. G. H. 1727. C s.p Di. el. 55. 63

20671 cvlindrica Lam.
20672/iWides L.
20673 Kleinirt L,

cylindrical tt. i | cu 1 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1818. C s.p Dec. pi. ic.
F\g.\\ke-leaved tt. i_J cu 6 jn.n Y C. G. H. 1710. C s.p Dec. pi. 90
Klein's tt i | cu 3 s.o Y Canaries 1732. C s.p Dec. pi. 12

20674 Anteuph6rbium L.
20675 repens W.
20676 Haw6rth« Swt.

Anteuphorbiumtt. i_J cu 3 f.mr Y C. G. H. 1596. C s.p Di. el. 55. 2. 3
creeping tt. i_J cu 1 jn.o Y C. G. H. 1759. C s.p Dec. pi. 42
Haworth's tt. t_J cu 2 ... Y C. G. H. 1795. C co

Klein/Y< tomentosa

Haw. not of Thun.

20677 longifblia Haw.

long-leaved tt. |_J cu 1 ... Y 1820. C s.l

pugioniformis Lk.

20678 articulata Thun.

jointed tt. i_J cu 1J s.n Y C. G. H. 1775. C s.p Dec. pi. 18

i. SUBCOHIA^CEA. — Leaves subcoriaceous.

20679 reticulfita Lk.

netted tt. i_J cu 2 ... Y Bourbon 1823. C s.p

ii. MEMBRANANCE«. — Leaves membranaceous.

20680 tomentosa Thun.

tomentose tt, |_J cu 2 ... Y C. G. H. 1795. C s.p

20681 appendiculata L.

appendaged tt. ; j cu 2 ... Y Teneriffe 1815. C co

20682 radicans Thun.

II. HERBA^CEA. — Herbaceous: leaves fleshy.
rooting SW l_J cu i jl Y C. G. H. 1823. C s.p

i. INDIVID*. — Leaves membranaceous, undivided.

20683 bicolor Rox.

two-colored tt. O or 2 my.s P E. Indies 1804. C co Bot reg. 110

20684 ovalis B. R.

oval-leaved £ CD or 3 my.s Y E. Indies ... C s.p Bot. reg. 101

20685 sonchifblia L.

Sowthistle-lvd O or U jl P E. Indies 1768. S co R. mal. 10. 68

20686 coccinea H. K.

scarlet-flirwered O or 1^ jn.jl O 1799. S co Bot. mag. 564

20687 sagittata W.

sagittate mi or 3 jl.au O.p Java 1823. S co

£0688 hastata L.

ha\bert-leaved 3g A or 1 au.o W Siberia 1780. D co Gm.sL2. 66

20689 suaveolens L.

sweet-scented ^ A or 6 au.o W N. Amer. 1752. D co

20690 atriplicifblia L.

Orache-leaved ^ A or 4 au L.P N. Amer. 1669. D co Pluk. aL 101. 2

20691 renif6rmis W.

kidney-formed ^ A or H J!-au W N Amer. 1801. D co

20fi92 alpina L.

alpine ^ A or 2 jl.au P Austria 1739. D co Jac. au. 3. 234

20693 corditblia Kth.

heart-leaved A A cu * au W? Mexico 1823. R co

20694 tuberosa Nut.

tuberous A A cu 1 au ... N. Amer. 1812. R p.l

20695 albifrons L.

white-leaved ^ A or 2 jl.au W Austria 1739. D co Jac. au. 3. 235

20696 rhombifolia W.

rhomb-leaved ^ A or 3 au.o Y Siberia 1816. D co

macrophylla Bieb.

20697 leucophylla W.

white-leaved ^ A or 3 au.o P.Y S. Europe 1819. D co

toment6sa Vtt.

20698 scandens Thun.

climbing $_ iAI or 6 ap Pk C. G. H. 1774. D co

ii. DIVI^S*. — Leaves membranaceous, divided.

20699 runcinkta Kth.

runcinate £ _AI un 2 ... Y Mexico 1825. D co

20700 radulajfolia Kth.

rasp-leaved £ _AJ un 2 Mexico 1827. D co

20701 peltata Kth.

peltate £ .AJ un 3 Mexico 1825. D co H. & B. 4. 3til

2290. CULCITIUM Bonn. CULCITIUM.
20702 salicinum Spr. Willow-teawrd i
Cacalia salicina Lad.

( Culcita, a stuffed bed ; h eads of palea>. ) Comp. Jac. 1 . — 9.
_Jor 6 jn.jl Y N. Holl. 1820. C co Hot.rq>.!'i.;

ORDER I.

SYNGENESIA ^EQUALIS.

33:

2291. KLEI'N/,4 Jac.

20703 ruderalis Jac.

20704 tagetoldes Kth.

20705 colorata Kth.

20706 Porophyllum L.

20707 viridiflbra Kth.

20708 suffruticosa W.

KLEINIA.

rubble

Tagetes-like

colored

dotted-leaved

green-flowered u. I I cu

suffruticose n. [~~1 un

(James Henry Klein, a German botanist.) Comp. Jacob. 6. — 13.

ICTI un
ED un

rm un

E2 ur
l~~l cu

1 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au
lijn.o
i jn.o
?jn.o

W
W

W.R

W
G
P

1823.

Jam

Mexico

Mexico 1823. S co

N. Amer. 1699. S

Mexico 1823.

Brazil 1820.

S co
S

S s.l
C co

Jac. am. 127

Cav. ic. 3. 222
Cav. ic. 3. 257

Comp. Eup. 4.— 7.

1776. S co Bot. reg.

1815. S co Lam.il.
1823. S co
1819. S co

2292. ETHLTLIA L ETHULIA. (Meaning unknown.)

20709 conyzoldes L. Conyza-like d) un f jl.au Pa.P India

20710 divaricate L. divaricate EL un | jl.au P India

20711 brasiliensis Lk. Brazil £ ES un 2 jl.au ] Brazil

20712 integrifolia D. Don entire-leaved iQI un 1 jl.au P Nepal
sinapifblia Rox.

2293. PIQUEXRI^ Cav. PIQUERIA. (Andreas Piquerio, a Spanish botanist.) Comp. Eup. 4.
20713artemis*oh/es Kth. Wormwood-like^ lAJun 2 my.s W Mexico 1827. C s.l

20714 trinervia Cav. three-nerved £ iAI pr 2 jl.au W Mexico 1798. C co Cav. ic. 3. 235

20715 ov ta G. Don ovate three-nerved <£ iAI un 2J my.s W Mexico 1800. C s.l

20716 pi!6sa Kth. pilose £ uAl un 2 my.s W Mexico 1824. C s.l

2294. CHRYSO'COM
20717 Comaurea L.
20718 patula W.
20719 nivea W.
20720 cernua L.
20721 ciharis L.
20722 scabra L.
20723 denticulata Jac.
20724 Linosyris L.
20725 virgata Nut.
20726 dracunculoldes Lc
20727 nudata MX.
20728 biflora L.
20729 vil!5sa L.

Ai. GOLDYLOCKi

Golden-hair
spreading
snow-white
drooping
ciliate-teaved
rugged
toothed-leaved
Flax-leaved
twiggy
im. Taragon-hke
naked
two-flowered
villous-leaved

3. (Chrysos, gold, kome, hair ;
* l (or 6 jn.au Y
* 1 | or 3 jn.au Y
* l (or 3 jn.au Y
* i_J or 4 my.s W
*k\ (or 4 jl.o W
» L_J or 4 au.s W

tufts of yel. fl.) Comp. Ca
C. G. H. 1731. C p.l
C. G. H. 1810. C p.l
C. G. H. 1816. C p.l
C. G. H. 1712. C p.l
C. G. H. 1759. C p.l
C. G. H. 1732. C p.l

rd.Vern. 13.— 32.
Bot. mag. 1972

Jac. sc.2. 11.147
Com. h. 2. 45
Com. h. 2. 48
Di. el. 88. 103
Jac. sc. 3. 368
Eng. bot. 2505

Gm. si. 2. 82. 1
W. & K. 53

3SSSSSS

]«««

2 s.o
1 au.o
2 s.o
l|s.o
3 au.s
li au.s

Y
Y
Y
Y
B
Y

Europe
N. Amer.
Siberia
Carolina
Siberia
Hungary

1596.
1821.

1818.
1741.
1799.

D
D
D
D
D
1)

co
p.l
co
p.l

CO
CO

OZOTHAMNUS. (Ozos, branch, thamnos, shrub.)
* or 1 ap.s Y V. D. L. 1820.

Comp. Card. Vern. 3.
C p.l Lab. n. h. 2. 182

I | or

1 | or

1 ap.s
1 ao.s

V. D. L. 1822. C s.p Lab. n. h. 2. 181
V. D. L. 1822. C p.l Lab. a h. 2. 180

2295. OZOTHA'MNUS R. Br.

20730 cinfereus R. Br grey
C'hrys6coma cinerea Lab.

20731 rosmarinif61ius#.j?r.Rosemary-lvd
.EupatoriMwz rosmarinifolium Lab.

20732 ferrugineus R. Br. rusty
.Eupator/wm ferrugineum Lab.

2296 EUTHA^MIA-Zvw^. EUTHAMIA. (Eu, well, thames, crowded ; flowers.) Comp. Card. Vern. V.

20733 graminifblia Nut. Grass-leaved ^ A or 3 s.o Y N. Amer. 1758. D co Bot. mag. 2546
Chrysocoma ^raminifulia L. Solidago lanceolata W.

20734 tenuifblia Nut. fine-leaved ^ A or 2 o.n Y N. Amer. 1758. D co
Solidago tenuifolia Ph.

2297. TARCHONA'NTHUS L. AFHICAN FLEABANE. (Tarchon, taragon, Arab, anthos, fl.) Com.Anth. 2. — 7.
207o5 camphoratus L. camphor-scented* | | or 10 jn.o P C. G. H. 1690. C p.l Lam. il. 671

20736 ellipticus Thun. elliptic * t_J or 8 C. G. H. 1816. C l.s

2298. CA^LEA R. Br. CALEA. (Kalos, beautiful : flowers.) Comp. Helidnthe<z. 3.— 6.

20737 jamaic^nsis R. Br. Jamaica * CU or 3 jn.jl P W. Indies 1739. C co SI. jam. 1. 151. 3

20738 cordifolia Swx. heart-leaved il Q or 2 Jamaica 1822. C p.l

20739 solidaginea Kth. Solidago-like * CD or 4 Caraccas 1817. C p.l

2299. ISOCA'RPHA R. Br. ISOCARPHA. (Isos, equal, karphe, chaff; of receptacle.) Comp. Helidnthae. 1.— 3.

20740 oppositifolia R. Br. opposite-leaved )£ O] un 3 jLau ... W. Indies 1739. S co

2300. NEUROL^NA K. Br. HALBERD WEED. (Neuron, nerve, lasna, cloak ; calyx.) Comp.Helidnthea:. 1.

20741 lobata R. Br. lobed * LJ un 2 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1733. C s.p Bot. mag. 1734

HUMEA. (Lady of Sir Abraham Hume, Bart, Wormleybury.) Comp. Card. Vern. 1.
j£ iGB el 6 jn.o R N. S. W. 1800. S s.p Ex. bot. 1. 1

2301.
20742 £legans Sm.

2302. CjESLTLIA Rox. CESULIA. (Ca-sus, beaten ; trampled upon".) Comp. He/idnthea: 1. — 3.

20743 axillaris Rox. axillary-./Zu>d £ E3 un J jl.s W E. Indies 1804. S p.l Bot. rep. 431

Meyera orientalis D. Don

2303. IXC^DI A R. Br. IXODIA.
20744 achilleoides R. Br. Milfoil-like

(Ixodes, viscid : plants.)
I_J pr 2 mr.s W N. Holl.

Comp. Card. Vern. 1.
1803. C s.p Bot. mag. lS3t

2304. SANTOLPNA L. LAVENDER COTTON. (Sanctus, holy, linum, flax ; med. qual.lCtowp. Anthem. 6.— 13.

20745 ChamsecyparissusL. GroundCypress

20746 pectinata Lag. pectinate

20747 leucantha Bert. white-flowered
pinnata Viv.

20748 squarri>sa W. squarrose
2074P viridis W. dark-green
20750 rosmarinifblia L. Rosemary-lvd

or

2

jl

"Y

S. Europe 1573.

C

co'

Lam. il. 67 1.3

or

2

jl.au

Y

Spain 1822.

C

CO

or

2

jl.au

Pa.Y

Italy 1816.

C

CO

or

H

jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1570.

C

CO

M.

h. 6. 3. 17

or

\

1

Y

S. Europe 1727.

C

CO

or

2

J1.S

Y

S. Europe 1683.

C

CO

Ex

. bot. 2. 62

2305. LASIOSPE'RMUM Lag. LASIOSPERMUM.

20751 pedunculare Lag. /0»#-peduncled !U. A or
Santolina alplna L. erfeta Rchb.

20752 eriosp£rmum G. Don woolly-seeded !U Al or
SantoHna eriosperma Pers.

20753 «nthemo\des G.Don Anthemis-like *~ A or
Santolina anthemoides W.

20754 crithmifMium G.Don Samphire-lvdJU _AI or
SantoVma crithmifolia W.

20755 rigidum G. Don rigid Is. _AJ or
Santolina rigida Sm.

(Lasios, woolly, sperma, seed.) Comp. Anthem. 5.
Y Italy 1798. Deo Bar. ic. 1105

f jn.s

1 jl.s

£ jl.s

1 jl.s

f jl.s

z

Italy
Italy

1816. D co
1727. D co

Y Macedon 1817. D co

Y Greece 1816. D co Fl. gr. Ic. in.

338

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

2306. OTA'NTHUS Lk. OTANTHUS. - (Ous, ear, anthos, flower; app. at base of florets.) Comp. Anthem. 1.
20756 maritimus Lk. sea £ A pr _f JLs Y England sea sh. C s.l Eng. bot. 141

tis candidi

Santolina maritima Sm. Dibtis

iissima Desf.

2307. CALEA'CTE R.Br. CALEACTE. (Kaios, beauty, akte, sea-shore; ornament there.) Comp.Helidnthece. 1.
20757 wrticifolia R. Br. Nettle-leaved * CD or 2 jl.au Y Vera Cruz 1740. C co

Solidago wrticifblia Mil.

2308. ^THANAVS1A L. ATHANASIA. (A, priv., thanatos, death ; lasting flowers.) Comp. Anthem. 17.— 28.

I. iNDivrsJE. — Leaves undivided.

20758 capitata L.
20759 longifblia Lam.

capitate
long-leaved

;

1 | or
u_jor

lijamr
2 jl.au

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.
1800.

c

c

l.p

l.p

M.h.6.3.48

20760 pubescens L.
20761 punctata Berg.
20762 dentata L.

pubescent
dotted
toothed

*
*
«

l_Jor
L_]or
l_J pr

6 jn.au
3 my jl
ljjl.au

Y
Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C.G. H.

1768.
1822.
1759.

c

c
c

CO

l.p

l.p

Com. h. 2. 47
Pet. g. 81. 6
Com. r. 41

20763 tomentosa Thun

woolly-leaved

it

L_Jpr

2

my.jn

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

c

l.p

20764 canescens Thun.

canescent

*

l_Jor

3

jnjl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

l.p

Cav. ic. 1. 3

lanuginbsa Cav.

20765 crenata L.

crenate

*

1 | or

2

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

c

l.p

20766 cuneifblia Lam.

wedge-leaved

«J

i | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

c

l.p

Lam. il. 670. S

20767 filifbrmis Thun.

filiform

«t

l !pr

2

au

Y

C. G. H.

1787.

c

l.p

II. ]

3lYl"SJi

Leaves

divid

ed.

20768 virgata i.
20769 crithmifblia L.

twiggy
Samphire-lvd

*

l | pr

' 1
2

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1815.

1723.

c

c

CO

l.p

Jac. sc. 2. 148
Com. h. 2. 50

20770 parviflbra L.

small-flowere

d *

1 | pr

o

ap

Y

C. G. H.

1731.

c

l.p

Jac. sc. 2. 149

20771 trifurcata i.

trifid-leaved

*

i_lpr

3

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1710.

c

IP

Com. h. 2.49

20772 tricuspis Pers.

three-pointed

it

1 | or

3

my

Y

C.G. H.

1816.

c

l.p

20773 pectinata 7%zm.
20774 pinnata Thun.

pectinated
pinnate

*
*

1 Ipr
1 | or

1J my.jn
1J my.jl

Y
Y

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1774.
1818.

c
c

CO

l.p

Lam.il. 670. 4

2309. L(TNAS Adan. LONAS. (A name of Adanson's, probably without meaning.) Comp. Anthem. 1.
20775 inodbra Gae. scentless Q or 1 jl.au Y Barbary 1686. S co Bot. mag. 2276

^thanasia annua L.

2310. SALSA MFTADesf. COSTMARY. (Balsamon, balm ; strong balsamic smell.) Comp.An}ftem.5.—6.

20776 virgata Desf.

20777 ageratifWia Desf

20778 grandiflora Desf.

20779 vulgaris W.
20780 annua Lk.

twiggy

Ageratum-lvd * | |

large-flowering ^ H)l

common
annual

Tanacetum annuum L.

un 3

jn.jl

Y.G

Italy

un 2

jn.o

Y.G

Candia

or 2

jl.au

Y

Algiers

fra 3

au.s

Y.G

Italy

un 2

jLau

Y.G

Spain

1791.
1605.
1821.
1568.
1629.

D co
C co

S p.l
D co
S co

Jac. ob. 4. 81
Alp. ex. 326
Desf. 1. 1
Schk. han.3.240
Mil. ic. 2.227. 1

2311. PE'NTZZ.4 Thun. PENTZIA. (Charles John Pentz, pupil of Thunberg.) Comp. Anthem. 1.

20781 flabelliformis IV. fan-form-leaved it \ | or 3 my.au Y C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 212

crenata Thun. Tanacetum flabellif6rme Herit.

CLASS XIX. ORDER 2.
SYNGENESIA SUPE'RFLUA.

2312. TANACETUM

L. TANSY.

(Altered from athanasia.}

Comp. Anthemidece. 14. — 21.

20782 boreale H. C.

northern

^

A un

4 my.jl

Y

N.Amer.

? 1818.

D

CO

20783 sibericum £.

Siberian

*V

A un

3 jn.jl

Y

Siberia

1820.

D

CO

Gm. si. '.

2.65.2

20784 purpdreum D. Don

purple-./Zou>em

S

A °r

1J jn.jl

Pa.R

Nepal

1818.

D

CO

20785 myriophyllum W.

myriad-leaved

S

A or

1 my.jl

Y

Levant

1816.

D

CO

^chillea bipinnkta

L.

20786 grandiflbrutn Thun

, great-flowered

£

.Alor

li my.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

C

p.l

20787 /inifMium Thun.

Flax-leaved

l | un

li au

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

p.l

20788 vesfttum Thun.

clothed

*

1 | un

2 au.s

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

C

p.l

20789 suffrutic&sum L.

sufFruticose

*

Hun

2 my.s

Y

C. G. H.

1751.

C

p.l

Com. h.

2.100

20790 canarie"nse Dec.

Canary

fl

un

2 my.jl

Y

Canary L

i.1816.

C

p.l

20791 argenteum W.

silvery

2y

A un

1 my.s

Y

Levant

1812.

D

CO

20792 orientale W.

Oriental

Vf

A un

1| jn-jl

Y

Armenia

1827.

D

CO

20793 vulgare L.

common

•ty

A cul

2 jl.au

Y

Britain

ro. sid.

D

CO

Eng. boi

1. 1229

20794 crispum Hort.

curled

^

A cul

2 jl.au

Y

...

I)

CO

20795 angul&tum W.

/f,.u;iiv.,. £M:.~n«,i,\i:.

angled

5

A un

2 jl.au

Y

Levant

1820.

D

CO

W. ach.

2.3

Achilla filipendulina Lam

2313. ARTEMl'SIA L. WORMWOOD. (Artemis, one of the names of Diana.) Comp. Anthem. 99.— 120.
I. FRUTicbsa:. — Shrubby ; leaves undivided.

20796 chinensis Lou. Chinese Moxa

20797 eana Ph. hoary

20798 caerulescens L. caerulescent

20799 montevideensis Spr. Montevidean

20800 ambigua L.

ambiguous

or

I | un

i I un

4 jnjl
l|au
li au.o

Y.G

Y
Y

... Y.o

China 1818. C co

N. Amer. 1800. C s.l

England sea sh. C co

M. Video 1827. C s.l

C. G. H. 1800. C s.l

Eng. bot. 2426

20801 inodora W. en.
Redowskii Led.

20802 Dracunculus L.

20803 japonica Thun.

II. INDIVI^SZE. — Leaves undivided ; stems herbaceous.

inodorous

A un 2 jl.au Y.G Siberia 1548. D co Gm. si. 2.59,60.1

Tarragon

Japanese
20804 rfracunculoides Ph. Dracunculus-lk^ A un

nutans Fra. cernua Nut.
2080.5 serrata Nut. serrated

20806 integrifolia L. entire-leaved

20807 longifolia Nut. long-leaved

20808 gnaphaloides Nut. Gnaphalium-lk

20809 parviflbra Ham. smalUflowered

A

cul

2

jl.au

W.G

S. Europe 1548.

D

CO

A

un

3

o.n

W

Japan 1804.

1)

CO

A

un

4

jl.au

W.G

Louisiana 1820.

D

CO

A

un

6

jl.s

W.G

N. Amer. 1823.

D

CO

A

un

2

jl.au

Y.G

Siberia 1759.

D

CO

A

un

3

jl.au

Y.G

N. Amer. 1827.

D

CO

A

un

3

jl.au

Y.G

N. Amer. 1824.

I)

CO

A

un

}

jn.au

Y.G

Nepal 1S18.

D

s.l

Gm. si. 2. 58. 1.2

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPEKFLUA.

339

III. PALMATIFOLI*. — leaves for the most part palmate.
i. SI'MPLICES. — Stems simple.

20810 glacialis /,. icv ^ A or | jl.au Y.G Switzerl. 1739.

D

CO

Jac. au. 5. ap. 35

20811 helvetica SrM. Swiss ^ A or £ jl.au Y.G Switzerl. 1819.

D

S.1

20812 MuteUina Vil. Mutellina ^ A or | jl.au Y.G Alp. Eur. 1815.

D

CO

Vil. del 3. 35

glacialis Wul. rupestris All.

20813 Wulfen» Schl. Wulfen's ^ A or £ jl.au Y.G Switzerl. 1819.

D

s.

20814 peduncularis Bieb. pedunculate ^[ A pr J jn.au Y.G Caucasus 1818.

D

ll

splendens W.

20815 furcata Bieb. forked ^ A l>r £ jn.au Y.G Siberia 1820.

D

S.I

20816 alplna Bieb. changeable £ A or | jn.jl Y.G Caucasus 1804.

D

CO

caucasica W.

20817 spicata Jac. spiked ^ A or | jn.jl Br Switzerl. 1790.

D

CO

Jac. au. 5. ap. 34

20818 norvegica Fries Norway •£ A pr i Jn.au Y.G Norway 1818.

D

8.1

Fl. dan. 801

rupestris Fl. dan. not Pall. W.

20819 grcenlandica Worm. Greenland ^ A or £ jl.au Y.G Greenl. 1810.

D

S.1

ii. UAMOS.E. — Stems branched i shrubby.

20820 judaica L. Judean «« | or H au Y Levant 1683.

C

CO

Pluk.al.73.2

20821 hispanica Lam. Spanish St | un U my.s Y.G Spain 1818.

C

S.1

20822 valentina Lam. Valentia * | or 1 jl.au Y.G Spain 1739.

C

CO

Bar. ic. 485

20823 arragonensis Lam. Arragon * | un 1| my.s Y.G Spain 1815.

C

8.1

Asso ar. 8. 1

IV. PINNATI'FID.E. — Leaves pinnattfid.

i. SI'MPLICES. — Stems simple.

20824 coarctata W. compressed ^ A un 1£ au.s Y.G Siberia J818.

s

CO

20825 desertorum Spr. desert . ^ A un 2 jl.au Y.G Siberia 1816.

s

CO

leucanthemifblia Dcsf.

ii. RAMOS* — Stems branched.

20826 hirshta Roth hairy E.India Mugw.^t _AJ un 3 au.s Y.p E. Indies 1800.
20827 mexicana W. Mexican Mugwort ^ A un 3 au.s Y.p Mexico 1824.

D
D

CO
CO

20828 vulgaris L. common Mugwort^ A w 3 au.s P Britain rubble.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 978

20829 indica W. Indian ^ .AJ or 3 s.o Y.G E. Indies 1796.

D

CO

R.mal. 10.45

20830 inc'isa W. en. cut-leaved ^ A un 1| jl.au Y.G 1820.

D

CO

20831 procumbens Dec. procumbent -* A un 1£ jl.au Y.G Siberia 1816.
20832 canadensis MX. Canadian Mugwort^. A un 3 au.s Y.p Canada 1816.

D
D

CO
CO

/

20833 caudata MX. tailed ^ A un 2 au.s Y.G Carolina 1817.

D

CO

V. GLABRA^T*. — Leaves pinnate, smooth, or smoothish.

20834 pectinata L. comb-leaved O fra 1 jn.jl Br Dauria 1806.

S

CO

Pal. it. 3. Hh. 2

2083.5 scoparia Kit. Broom O or 3 jl.s W.G Hungary 1796.

S

CO

W. & K. 1. 65

208o6 Santonica L. Santonica * m 1 s.n W.G Siberia 1596.

C

CO

Gm. si. 2. 51

20837 campe'stris L. field ^ A w 1 au Br England san. n.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 338

2 alp'ma Schl. alpine ^L A un 1 au Y.p Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

20838 paucifldra Stech. few-flowered ^ A un | au Y Siberia 1800.

D

CO

Gm. si. 2. 52. 1,2

20839 palustris W. marsh O un 2 jl.au Y Siberia 1804.

S

CO

Gm. si. 2. 55

20840 neglecta Spr. neglected ^ A un 2 jl.au G.Y Siberia 1815.

D

CO

20841 humilis Wul. humble * un 1 au.o Y.G Carniola ...

C

CO

rupestris Sco.

20842 camphorata Vil. camphorated * un 5 jl.au W.G Italy 1825.
20843 subcanescens W. subcanescent-/z>d *t | un 2 jl.au Y.G S. Europe ...

C
C

CO
CO

20844 crithmifblia L. Samphire-te* * un 1 au.o Br Portugal 1739.

C

CO

VI. INCA\\.«. — Leaves hoary or tomentose, pinnate.

20845 saxatilis Kit. rock ^ A or 3 jn.jl Br.G Hungary ...

D

CO

20846 glauca W. glaucous ^ A or 1| jn.au G Siberia 1806.
20847 palmata Lam. palmated * (or 1 jn.jl G.Y S. Europe 1739.

D

C

CO

co-

20848 nivea W. en. snowy ^ A or 2 jn.jl G.Y Siberia 1815.

D

co

20849 maritima L. sea ^ A or 1 au.s Br Britain sea sh.

1)

CO

Eng. bot. 1706

20850 gallica W. French % A or 2 au.s Br Britain mud. s.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1001

20851 sallna W. salt & A or 1| jl.au W.G Hungary 1823.

1)

CO

20852 austrlaca Jac. Austrian ^ A or 1| au.o Br Austria 1597.

D

CO

Jac. au.l 100

20853 orientalis W. oriental A? A or 1| jl.au Y.G Armenia 1810.

D

CO

20854 frigida W. . frigid ^ A or 1 au Y.G Siberia 1826.

D

CO

208.55 sericea silky-leaved & A or If jn.jl W Siberia 1796.

D

CO

Gm. si. 64. 1

20856 repens Pall. creeping ^k A or 1 jn.jl Br Siberia 1805.

D

CO

20857 ramosa Schmidt branchy *t \ | cu 2 Canaries 1816.

C

S.I

VII. BIPINNATI'FID^E. — Leaves bipinnattfid and bipinnate.

i. SI'MPLICES. — Stems simole ; leaves smoothish.

20858 rupestris L. rock ^ A or 1£ au Br Denmark 1748.

D

CO

Fl. dan. 801

20859 Pallasii W. Pallas's ^ A or 1 jn.au Y.G Siberia 1820.

D

CO

20860 viridifolia Led. green-leaved Sit un 4 au.o Y.G S. Europe 1818.

C

CO

20861 ^brotanum L. Southernwood 3fe or 4 au.o Y.G S. Europe 1548.

C

CO

Black. 555

20862 tenuifolia W. slender-leaved * L_! or 10 s.d Y.G China 1732.

C

CO

Di.eL3S.37

ii. RAMOS*. — Stems branched i leaves smoothish.

20863 herbacea Ehrh. herbaceous & Q) un 1| jl.au Y.G Siberia 1816.

s

CO

20864 anethifMia Stech. Anethum-lvd & Q) un 2 au.s Y.G Siberia 1816.

D

CO

20865 chamaemelifbliaF#. Chamomile-lvd ^ _AJ un 1£ jl.au P.Br S. Europe 1739.

C

CO

Vil. del. 3. 35

20866 annua L. annual O un 4 jl.au W.G Siberia 1741.

S

CO

Am. ru. 196. 23

20867 biennis W. biennial ^ Q) un 2 jl.au Y.G Missouri 1804.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2472

20868 procera W. lofty « un 8 jl.au Y.G S. Europe 1820.

C

CO

20869 odoratissima.De.«/: sweetest-scented3fe | un 1| jl.au Y.G Numidia 1818.

C

s.p

iii. CANESCE'NTES. — Leaves pubescent ; stems simple.

20870 molllssima D. Don softest ^ A un £ jl.au Y.G Nepal 1820.

s

s.p

20871 tanacetifdlia L. Tansy-leaved ^ Q) un 1 jl.au Br Siberia 1768.

8

CO

Al. ped. 1. 10. 3

20872 insipida Pil. insipid ^ Q) un 1 jl.au Y.G S. Europe 1820.

s

CO

20873 potentillffifolia Fis. Potentilla-lvd ^ A cu 1 jl.au ... Siberia 1818.

D

co

20874 armenlaca Lam. Armenian ^ A un 2 jl.au Y.G Armenia 1820.

D

CO

Rchb.bot.1.5

20875 canescens W. canescent ^ A un 1 jl.au Y.G Armenia 1827.

D

CO

Rchb. bot. 1. *

iv. ABSI'NTHIUM.— Leaves pubescent ; stems branched.
20876 argentea H. K. silvery Ht \ [or 4 jn.jl Y.G Madeira 1777.

C

CO

20877 afra Jac. African -Ot \ | or 2| au W.G C. G. H. ...

C

co

20878 incu.ta Del. uncultivated ik un 2 au.s Y.G Egypt 1818.

C

CO

20879 lednicensis Roch. Lednise * cu 2 jl.au Y.G Carpa.mo.1826.
20880 arborescens L. arborescent H or 10 jn.au Y.G Levant 1640.

C
C

CO
CO

Lob. ic. 753

Z 2

340

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

20881 moxa Hort.

20882 Absinthium L. *

20883 Sieyersjiwa Ehrh.
30884 laciniata W.

20885 pontica L.

20886 Balsamita W.
30887 tafirica W.

20888 valleslaca Lam.

20889 alnida W.

20890 frkgrans W.

20891 fasciculata Bieb.
30892 nutans W.
20893 mon6gyna Kit.
£0894 Marschalhawa Spr

inodora Bieb.

*2314. GNAPHA^LIUM L. EVERLASTING. (Gnaphalon, soft down; woolly herbage.) Comp.Card.Vern. 24.
I. GNAPHVLIUM. — Leaves broad.

20895 Ifiteo-album L. yellowish white Qw 2 jl.au Y.w England san.pl. S s.l Eng. bot. 1002

20896 albescens Swx,. albescent Jamaica tt. CD or 2 ... W.Y Jamaica 1793. C co

20897 sanguineum L. bloody ^ A or 1£ my.jl C Egypt 1768. S co Rauw. it. 285. 37

20898 undulatum L. waved O cu 1 jn.au Y.w Africa 1732. S co Di. el. 108. 130

20899 obtusifolium L. obtuse-leaved O pr 1 jn.au Y.w N. Amer. 1699. S co Di. el. 108. 131

20900 purpureum L. pur pie-flowered £ Ol or !£ jn.s P N. Amer. 1732. S co Di. el. 109. 133

20901 involucratum Forst. involucrate £ iAJ cu 1 jl.au Br.Y N. Zeal. 1823 S co Bot. mag. 2582

II. FILA\JO. — Leaves narrow ; flowers at base naked or involucrated.

20902 americanum L. American ]£ E2 un I jl.au Y.Br Jamaica 1815. S co

O un 1 jl.au Y.B" Pennsylv. 1815. S co

moxa *

I) j CU

3

au.o

Y.G

China

...

C

CO

bsinthium, com. 3

t A

un

1J

jl.s

Y

Britain

rubble.

D

CO

En§

',. bot. 1230

Sievers's 3

i Q)

un

jl au

Br.G

Siberia

1800.

S

CO

torn-leaved ^

t A

un

i

jl.au

G

Siberia

D

CO

Gm

.si. 2. 57

Pontine ^

l A

or

3

s

Y

Austria

1570.

I)

CO

Jac.

au. 1. 99

Balsamita ^

L A

un

1

jl.au

Y.G

1816.

I)

CO

Taurian

: A

or

I

jl.au

W.G

Tauria"

1818.

1)

CO

Vallais ^

t A

or

1

jl.au

L.Y

Italy

1739.

D

CO

whitish ^

t A

un

3

jn.jl

L.Y

I)

CO

fragrant ^

! A

un

1

jn.jl

L.Y

Armenia

1739.

D

CO

fascicled ^

l A

un

2

jl.au

Y.P

Iberia

1823.

U

CO

nodding £

t A

un

3

in il

Br.G

Tartary

D

co

one-styled ^

I A

un

2

jn.au

Y

Hungary

1816.

D

CO

W.

& K. 1. 70

Marschall's ^

[ A

cu

1

au.s

Y.G

Caucasus

1816.

D

CO

20903 pennsylvanicum W. Pennsylvanian
spatulatum Lam.

20904 montanum W. mountain
Filago montana Pers.

20905 sylvaticum L. wood
Filago sylvatica W.

20906 rectum Sm. upright wood
Filago recta W.

20907 coarctatum W. compressed
spicatum Lam.

20908 suplnum Fil. supine
alpmum Light.

20909 pusillum Hae. small
Filago pusillai*.

20910 sphayricum Lk. spherical
Filago sphae'rica Lk.

20911 cephaloideum W. head-like
Filago cephaloidea Lk.

20912 uliginbsum L. marsh
multicaule W.

20913 germanicum Sm. German
Filago germanica L.

20914 gallicum Sm. French
Filago g&lica L.

20915 pyramidatum W. pyramidal
Filago pyramidata L.

20916 minimum Sm. least
Filago alpestris Presl

20917 arvense Pers. corn-field
Filago arvensis L.

20918 Lag6pus W. Hare's-foot
Filago Zag&pus Pers.

O un £ jn.au Br.Y S. Europe 1820. S co

A un 1 au Y.Br Britain al. pas. S s.l Eng. bot. 913

A un 1 au Y.Br Britain sa.pas. D co Eng. bot. 124

O un 1 au Br M. Video 1819. S co

A un ^ jn.jl Y.Br Scotland sc.alp. D co Eng. bot. 1193

A un lin jn.jl Y.Br Austria 1820. D co Kr.sil.41

A un U jn.jl W N. Holl. 1819. D co

O un | jn.jl Y.w N. Holl. ? 1823. S co

O un 1 au Y.Br Britain wat.pl. S co Eng. bot. 1194

O un f jn.au Y.Br Britain san. fi. S co Eng. bot. 948

O un f jn.au Y.Br Britain san. fi. S co Eng. bot. 2369

O un ? jn.au Br.Y S. Europe 1779. S co

O un | jl.au Y.Br Britain sa.pas. S co Eng. bot. 1157

O un f jl.au Y.Br Europe 1804. S co

O un | jl.au Y.Br Siberia 1820. S co

2315. SPIRA'LEPIS D. Don SPIRALEPIS. (Speira, a spire, lepis, a scale ; twisted.) Comp. Card. Fern. 4.

20919 squarrosa D. Don squarrose u. | 1 or 1 jl.o

Gnaphalium squarrdsum L.

20920 glomerata D. Don glomerated
Gnaphalium glomeratum W.

20921 declinata D. Don declinate
Gnaphalium declinatum L.

20922 modesta G. Don modest
Gnaphalium modestum Hook.

2316. Z,EONTOPO%DIUM R. Br. LION'S FOOT. (Leon, lion, pous, foot ; heads of fl.) Comp. Card. Fern. 1.-2.

20923 helveticum D. Don Swiss ^ A cu J jn.jl Y Austria 1776. S p.l Bot. mag. 1958
Gnaphalium ieontopodium L. Leontopbdium vulgare R. Br.

C. G. H. 1816. C s.p.Uac.fr.3.4

£ lAI or | mr.s P.G C. G. H. 1774. S s.p.l

£ iAJ or A jl.o Br C. G. H. 1787. S s.p.l

^ tAJ or 1 jl.o R C. G. H. 1826. S s.p.l Bot. mag. 2710

2317. FILA^GOL.

•pyg

EV

.
AX pygmava Gae.

COTTON ROSE.
pygmy

(Filum, a thread ; covered with.)
O un i jl.au Br S. Europe 1629.

2318. ANTENNA"RIA R. Br. ANT. (Awns of pappus like antenna: of insects.) C(
sted-leaved £ _AJ pr 2 jl W Nepal 1

20925 contorta D. Don tw

20926 triplinervis D. Don three-nerved

20927 dioica R. Br. dioacious

20928 alp\na R. Br. alpine

20929 carpatica R. Br. Carpathian
Gnaphalium alpinum W. not L.

20930 plantaginea R. Br. Plantain-/i«f

20931 margaritacea R. Br. pearly

2319. METALA^SIA.R.tfr.

jn.jl
jn.jl

1 jn.jl

W
Pk
Pk
Pk

W
W

1821.

Nepal 1823.
Britain

Alp. Eur. 1775.
Carpa.mo. 1775.

Virginia 1759.
England mea.

Comp. Card. Fern, t,
S co Cav. ic. 1. 36

no. Card. Fern. 7.— 11.?

D co Bot. reg. 605

D co Bot. mag. 2468

D p.l Eng. bot. 267
D p.l

D p.l Fl. dan. 332

D p.l Pluk. al. 348. 9

D p.l Eng. bot. 2018

2 jn.au
2 jn.au

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1816.
1816.

2319. METALAXSIA R.Br. METALASIA. (Meta, change, lasios, hairy ; Ivs turned.) Comp.Card.Vern .5.

20932 seriphioldes R. Br. Seriphium-like n. i_| pr 3 ... Y C. G. H. 1825. C p.l

20933 muricata R. Br. muricated

20934 divergens D. Don diverging
Gnaphalium divergens Thun.

20935 fastigikta R.Br. peaked
Gnaphalium fastigiatum Thun.

20936 mucronata ft. Br. pointed

C s.p
C s.P

. l_J or 3 my.au W C. G. H.

Bur. af. 72. 2
1812. C s.p Pet. g. 12.7.3

U-i.Jor 2 my.au W C. G. H. 1824. C s.p Bur. af. 66. 3

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPEUFLUA.

341

2320. ASTE'LMA R. Br. ASTELMA. (A, privative, stelma, crown; construe, of fr.) Comp.Card.Vern. 10. — '

I. CONNIVE'NTIA. — Involucres connivent.

20937 eximium R. Br. fine

20938 milleflorum D. Don 1000-flowered
GnaphMium milleflorum Than.

20939 spirale D. Don spiraUeawerf
£lichrysum spirale W.

20940 Staehefina D. Don Staehelina-ftte
£lichrysum Staeheuna W.

II.

20941 variegatum D. Don variegated
jElichr^sum variegatum W.

20942 speciosissimum D. Don showiest
.Elichr^sum speciosissimum W.

20943 imbricatum D. Don imbricated
JElichrysum imbricatum W.

20944 canescens D. Don canescent
Ulichrysum canescens W.

20945 retortum D Don twisted back
2?iichrysum retortum W.

20946 fragrans Swt. fragrant
£lichrysum fragrans And. rep.

2321. ATHRI'XIA Ker ATHRIXIA. (A,prlv.,thrixt a hair ; absence upon recept.) Comp. Neliantnece . 1.

20947 capensis Ker Cape tt. , | or 3 ap R C. G. H. 1821. C p.l Bot. reg. 681

2322. XERA'NTHEMUM L. XERANTHEMUM. (Xeros, dry, anthemon, a flower.) Comp.Card.Vern. 3.
2094S annuum L. annual O or 3 jl.au P S. Europe 1570. S s.l Jac. au. 4. 388

20949 inapertum W. unopened O or 2 jl.au P S. Europe 1620. S co M. h. 6. 12. 9

20950 orientale W. oriental O or 2 jl.au W Levant 1713. S co

tt-Ljspl
tt. I | el

3
1

jl.au
jn.s

C
Pa.P

C. G.
C. G.

H.
H.

1793.
1802.

S
C

S.p

s.p

Bot. mag. 532

tt. i | or

2

jl.0

W

C. G.

H.

1801.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 262

tt. i | or

1| year

W

C. G.

H.

1801.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 428

RADIA^A.

tt. i | or

— Involucres radiate.
2 my.jn Br.WC. G.

H.

1801.

C

s.p

tt-Ljel

8

jl.s

W

C. G. H.

1691.

C

S.p

Bot. rep. 51

tt. i | or

2

jl.o

W

C. G.

H.

1820.

C

S.p

Pet. g. 5. 10

tt. t | or

1£ ap.au

P

C. G.

H.

1794.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 420

tt i | or

1

jl.au

W

C. G.

H.

1732.

C

s.p

Di. el. 322. 415

«LI |or

U

jl

Pk

C. G.

H.

1803.

C

s.p

Bot. rep. 561

*2.32.3//ELICHRY"SUM/Vr*. HELICHR. (Helios

, sun, chryson, gold ; blossoms.)

Comp. Card Fern. 43. —

20951 grandiflorumD.Dow great-flowered

«-l_Jel

3

jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1731.

C

s.p

Bur. af. 76. 1

Gnaphalium grandiflorum L.

20952 fruticans D. Don shrubby tt. i | or 3
Astelma fruticans B. R. Gnaphalium fruticans L.
20953 crispum D. Don curled £ iAJ el 6

jn.au Y C. G. H.
grandifl5rum And. rep.
... Pk C. G. H.

1779.
1809.

C

C

CO

s.p

Bot. reg. 726

Gnaphalium crispum L.

20954 arboreum D. Don tree

tt. ujel

6

f.au

W

C. G. H.

1770.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium arboreum L.

20955 divaricatum D. Don spreading

tt. i J el

3

jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.p

Brey. pr. 18. 3

Gnaphalium divaricatum L.

20956 congestum D. Don close-headed

tt-Ljpr

3

my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1791.

C

s.p

Bot reg. 253

Gnaphalium congestum Lam.

20957 patulum D. Don spreading

tt. t | or

3

ja.au

W

C. G. H.

1771.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium patulum L.

20958 discolorum D. Don discolored

tt. | | or

3

my.au

Br

C. G. H.

1815.

C

CO

Bur. af. 97. 4

Gnaphalium discoldrum L.

20959 cephalotes D. Don large-headed

tt. | | or

4

ja.n

Pk

C. G. H.

1789.

C

CO

Pluk.ph.410.

2

Gnaphalium cephalotes W.

20960 diosmaefolium Swt. Diosma-leaved

tt. i__{ or

M

mr.au

W

C. G. H.

1812.

C

CO

Yen. mal. 74

Gnaphalium diosmasfulium Fen.

20961 ericovides D. Don Heath-like

tt. | (or

1| mr.au

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 435

Gnaphalium ericoldes L.

£0962 teretifolium D. Don round-leaved

tt. i J or

1

mr.au

Br

C. G. H.

1812.

C

CO

Bur. af. 77. 3

Gnaphalium teretifblium L.

20963 tephrodes Swt. cinereous

tt. i lei

3

jn.au

Y.w

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium tephrodes Lk.

20964 acuminatum Swt. acuminate

JJ_ 1 j gl

3

jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium acuminatum Lk.

20965 lasiocatilon Swt. -woolly-stmd

tt. t J el

3

jn.au

W

C. G. H.

1823.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium lasiocaulon Lk.
20966 St02\:has D.Don Strechas, com.shr.

tt. or

2

jn.o

Y

Europe

1629.

C

CO

Bar. ic. 410

Gnaphalium Sto2\:has L.

20967 c6nicum Sivt. conic

tt. or

2

jn.o

Y

S. Europe

1824.

C

CO

Gnaphalium conicum Lk.

20968 angustifdlium Swt. narrow-leaved

tt. |or

2

jl.s

Y

Naples

...

C

CO

Bar. ic. 1125

Gnaphalium angustifdlium Lam.

20969 ignescens D. Don fiery-flowered

tt. 1 | or

2

jn.o

R

C. G. H.

1731.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium igne'scens L

20970 microphyllum D. Don small leaved

*-l_J el

11

jn.o

Crete

1823.

C

s.p

20971 dasyanthum Swt. thick-flowered

tt. | | or

4

jn.au

Y"

C. G. H.

1812.

C

CO

Gnaphalium dasyanthum W. en.

20972 crassifolium D.Don thick-leaved

tt. i | or

1

jl.s

Y

C. G. H.

1774.

C

s.p

Gnaphalium crassifolium L.

20973 maritimum D. Don sea

tt. i | or

4

jn.au

W.Y

C. G. H.

1772.

C

CO

Bur. af. 77. 2

Gnaphalium maritimum L.

i

20974 apiculatum D. Don apiculate

tf lAJor

If year

Y

V. Di. Isl.

1804.

C

CO

Bot. reg. 240

Gnaphalium apiculatum Lab.

20975 flaccidum G. Don flaccid

tf tAJ

1

jl.au

Y

Brazil

1826.

C

p.l

Gnaphalium flaccidum Wem.

20976 ice'tidum D. Don fetid

tf Ol or

2

jn.s

L.Y

C. G. H.

1692.

S

S.I

Bot. mag. 198

7

Gnaphalium fce'tidum L.

20977 cyliiidricum D. Don cylindrical

tf lAJ pr

1

jn.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1780.

C

s.p

Pluk. ph. 298.

4

20978 orientale D. Don oriental

a. , | or

1|

ap.au

Y

Africa

1629.

C

s.p

Com. h. 2. 55

Gnaphalium orientale L.

20979 arenarium D. Don sand

*k A or

1

jl.s

Y

Europe

1739.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 215

9

Gnaphalium arenarium L.

20980 graveolens Swt. heavy-smelling

5i A el

1

jnjl

Y

Tauria

1819.

1)

CO

Gnaphalium graveolens Bieb.

20981 odoratissimum Sivt. sweetest-sctd

tf tAJ fra

2

ap.au

Y

C. G. H.

1691.

C

s.p

Mil. ic. 1.131.

2

Gnaphalium odoratissimum L.

20982 candidissimum D. Don whitest

^ A or

2

my.jl

Pa.Y

Caspian

1823.

I)

CO

Gnaphalium candidissimum Bieb.

Z

3

342

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

tAI or 1 jn.jl R.Y
iAI or 1| ap.au Y

a. i | or 1 jl.o

W

20983 r&tilans D. Don shirimg-flwd
Gnaphalium rutilans L.

20984 cymosum D. Don cymose
Gnaphalium cymosum L.

20985 helianthemifolium D.Don Heli.-lvd
Gnaphalium helianthemifolium L.

20986 dealbatum Swt.

20987 fulgidum D. Don

20988 argenteum Swt.

20989 rigidum D. Don

20990 herbaceum Swt.
sptendens B. M.

20991 paniculatum Swt.

20992 bracteatum D. Don bracted

20993 italicum G. Don
Gnaphalium italicum Wnl.

2324 LEUCOSTE'MMA D.Don LEUCOSTEMMA. (Leukos, white, stemma, a crown ; fls.) Comp. Card. Vern. 1.

20994 vestHum D. Don. clothed tt. (_) or 2 jl.s W C. G. H. 1774. S s.p Bur. af. 66. 1
.Elichrysum vestitum L.

2325 PHCENO'COMAD. Dow PHOENOCOMA. (Phoinos, bloody, kome, hair ; invol.) Comp. Card. Vern. 1.

20995 prolifera D. Don proliferous tt L_| el 4 au.n C C. G. H. 1789. C s.p Bot. reg. 21
.Elichrysum proliferum W. Xeranthemum proliferum L.

whitened

^ iAI or

1J year W

shining

tt-i | el

2 f.o Y

silvery

tt. | | or

2 ap.jl W

rigid-leaved

tt. 1 | or

l|mv.jn W

herbaceous

)£ lAJel

H JLs Y

panicled
bracted

tt. i | or
O or

2 jn.s W
4 jl.o Y

Italian

tt. | | or

2 jl.o Y

C. G. H. 1731. C s.p Di. el. 107. 127

Africa 1731. C co Di. el. 107. 128

C. G. H. 177*. C co Vol. nor. 194

V. Di. Isl. 1812. C co Lab. n. h. 2. 190

C. G. H. 1774. S s.p Bot. mag. 414

C. G. H. 1800. C co Bot.reg:552

C. G. H. 1801. C co Bot. rep. 387

C. G. H. 1802. S co Bot. rep. 487

C. G. H. 1800. S co Bur.af.67. 1

N. Roll. 1799. S co Bot. rep. 375

Italy 1826. C co

2326. APHELE'XIS D. Don APHELEXIS.
20^96 humilis D. Don humble tt. | | or

.Elichrysum spectabile Lod. /nnifolium Pers.
20997 sesamoldes D. Don Sesamum-like tt. i | or 2 ap.jn P.w

.Elichrysum sesamo'ides W. Xeranthemum sesamoldes L.

(Apheles, simple, cans, habit ; plants.)
or 2 my.jn Pk C. G. H. 1810. S

Comp. Card. Vern. 4.
s.p Bot. cab. 59

C. G. H. 1739. S s.p Bot. mag. 425

tt. i_J or 2 mr.s P.v C. G. H. 1799. S s.p Bot. rep. 242

2 mr.s

2 mr.s

2 mr.s

3 ap.jn

W
R
Va
W

C. G. H. 1799. S

C. G. H. 1799. S

C. G. H. 1799. S

C. G. H. 1796. C

s.p Bot. rep. 279

s.p Bot rep. 650

s.p Brey. ic. 16. 2

s.p Lam. il. 693.2

20998 fasciculata D. Don fascicled
.Elichrysum fasciculatum W.

2 alba white-flowered tt. i 1 or

3 rubra red-flowered tt. | | or

4 versicolor party-colored tt | | or

20999 ericoldes Swt. Heath-like tt. i | or

.Elichrysum ericoldes Pers.

2327. CARPE^SIUM L. CARPESIUM. (Karpesion, a bit of straw ; resembl. in Ivs of invol.) Comp. Card. Vern. 2.

21000 cdrnuum L. drooping ^ A un 2 jl.au Y Austria 1739. D co Jac. au. 3. 204

21001 abrotanoldes L. Southernw.-like^ A un 2 jl.au ' Y China 1768. D co Osb. 10

2328. BRACHYL^NA R. Br. BRACHYLJENA. (Brachys, short, lama, cloak ; calyx.) Comp. Card. Vern. I.

21002 wereifolia Swt. Oleander-leavedtt | ) or 4 au.n W C. G. H. 1752. C s.p

Z&ccharis nereifolia L. Tarchonanthus dentatus Thun.

2329. 2?A'CCH ARIS L. PLOUGHMAN'S SPIKENARD. (Bacchus, wine ; odour.) Comp. Card. Vern. 11. — 101.

I. INTEGRIFOLIA. — Leaves entire, flat ; flowers corymbose, or paniculate.

21003 angustifolia Ph. narrow-leaved « i_J pr 2 jl.s W N. Amer. 1812. C co

II. SERRATIFGLLE. — Leaves serrated or toothed; floivers corymbose

America 1696.

N. Amer. 1683.

Levant

E. Indies 1819.

Peru 1824.

Peru 1820.

C
C
C
C s.l
C s.l
C s.l

Schk. han. 3.244
Schm. ar. 82
Itauw. it 54
Brey. c. 70

21004 iv&fblia L. Iva-leaved

21005 Aalimifolia L. Halimus-lvd
2)006 Dioscoridis W. Dioscorides's
21C07 indica L. Indian

21008 glutinosa Pers. clammy

21009 parvifl6ra Pers. small-flowered
Molina parviflbra Fl. per.

21010 adnata Hum. adnate * O un 6 au.n

III. SESSILIFLOR*;. — Leaves serrated or toothed ; flowers sessile, glomerate, or spicate.

21011 confdrta Kth. crowded * Q or 3 ...... Mexico 1826. C s.l

21012 glomeruliflora MX. cluster-flwd & or 3 au.o W N. Amer. 1817. C co

IV. SoLiTARi-EFLORA. — Leaves entire, flat ; flowers solitary.

21013 scoparia Swz. Broom * I 1 or 3 jl.au Crea Jamaica 1820. C s.l Br. jam. 34. 4
Calea scoparia L.

S. Amer. 1823. C co

*2330. CONY^ZAL. FLEABANE. (Konis, dust ; powder sprinkled to kill fleas.) Corr.p. Card. Vern. 42.— 62.
I. FauTicbs*:. — Shrubby y leaves petioled or sessile, oblong-lanceolate.
i. CORYMBOSE. — Flowers corymbose or paniculate. '

21014 odorata L. sweet-scented tt O fra 2 jn.au P India 1759. C p.l PI. ic. 97

21015 balsamifera L. balsam-bearing tt Q un 2 jl.s Br E. Indies 1822. D co Ru. am. 6. 24. 1
210l6carolinensisJac. Carolina « i_| un 5 jl.o P Carolina 1821. C co Jac. ic. 585
21017 inclsa H. K. cut-leaved * i | un 3 jn.au P C. G. H. 4774. C p.l

ii. PEDUNCULA^JE. — Peduncles solitary.
tt | un 1 jn.jl Y Can'dia

21018 Candida L.

21019 »erbascif61ia W.

21020 spatulata Lk.

21021 /imonifolia Sm.
Candida W. not L.

white

Mullein-leaved tt i j un

spatulate ^ IAI un
Limonium-lvd tt i I un

1

3 jn.au

1 jn.jl

Y Sicily
B ......

Pa.Y Greece

1714.

1808.
1825.
1740.

C co

C co

D p.l

C s.l

Bar. ic. 217
Boc. sic. 31. 2

iii. SUBSESSILIFLOR*. — Flowers suosessile, glomerate, or spicate.
21022 arborescens W. arborescent il O un 6 n.d B Jamaica 1733. C p.l

21023 rigida Swz. rigid * dl un 2 Jamaica 1820. C p.l

iv. ANGUSTIFOLI^:. — Flowers suhsessile, glomerate, or spiked ; leaves narrow, sublinear.

21024 znuloides H. K.

Inula-like

«s 1 | un

1 jl.au

P

Teneriffe 1780.

C

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 171

21025 rupestris L.

rock

* i | un

1 ...

Y

Arabia 1790.

c:

CO

Schm. ic. 36

21026 Tenom Lk.

Tenore's

tt |un

1 jl.au

S. Europe 1824.

C

co

21027 saxatilis L.

stone

tt t_J un

1 jl.au

Br"

S. Europe 1640.

C

CO

Schk. han. 3.241

21028 geminiflbra Ten.

twin-flowered

tt i | un

1J au.s

Br

1823.

C

CO

21029 sordida L.

sordid

tt | | un

1 J1.S

Br

S. Europe 1570.

C

CO

Bar. ic. 368

21030 sericea H. K.

silky

tt | | un

Y

Canaries 1779.

C

p.l

21031 rugosa Vahl

rugose

v. DECURRE'NTIA. — Leaves decurrent.
tt i_J «n 6 n Y Brazil

1772. C p.l

OUDEII II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

343

II. HERBAGE*;. — Herbaceous ; leaves petioled or sessile, undivided, broad, ovate, oblong, or lanceolate.

i. CORYMBOSE. —

Flowers corymbose and panicled-

21032 squarrbsa L.

squarrose

3t

Q)

w

2 jl.au

Y

Britain

ch. oa.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1195

21033 paniculata W.

panicled

^

un

1 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1818.

S

CO

i.'10 ;+ axillaris Lam.

axillary

(7"yi

un

]| au.o

Y

1823.

8

CO

21035 amcevna Lk.

pleasing

^

[yY|

un

3 jl.au

P

Congo

1824.

S

CO

210.J6 patula H. K.

spreading

o

un

H Jl-s

Y.p

China

1758.

S

co

Mil. ic. 2. 247

21037 blfrons L.

two- fronted

v

A

un

1 au.s

Y

N. Amer,

, 17-39.

I)

p.l

Pluk. al. 87. 4

21038 camphorata Ph.

camphor-sctd

£

_AJ un

3 au.o

P

N. Amer.

, 1704.

D

CO

Di. el. 87. 4

21039 marylandica MX.
21040 purpurascens Swz.

Maryland
purpurascent

&

un

1111

1 au.o
1 jl.au

P
P

N. Amer. ...

Jamaica 1800.

S
S

CO
CO

Di. el. 89. 105
SI. jam. 1.159. 1

21041 cinerea L.

grey

LD]

un

1 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1816.

s

CO

Ru.am. 6. 14. 1

210+2 prolifera Lam.

proliferous

$

un

1 jl.au

P

E. Indies

1819.

s

CO

Ru. am. 5. 104. 1

21043 hirsuta L.

hairy

£

iO)l

un

2 au.s

y.p

China

1767.

s

CO

21044 a?gyptlaca H. K.

Egyptian

jQ|

un

1| jl

Y

Egypt

1778.

s

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 19

21045 Gouani W.

Gouan's

£

OJ

un

1 jl.au

Y

Canaries

1772.

s

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 79

ii. PAUCIFL6R.E. — Peduncles one or two-flowered.

21046 amplexicai'ilis Lam. stem-clasping ^ Ol un 1 jl.au ... E, Indies 1820. S co

21047 fastigikta W. peaked O un 2 jn.jl P Senegal 1820. S co

21048 chinensis L.

21049 sicula W.

21050 aurlta L.

21051 fo^tida W.

21052 pinnatifida Rox.

21053 *hapsoldeSjB«tf.

21054 virgata L.

Chinese

iii. SESSILIFLORA. — Flowers sessile.
H O] un 2 jl.au Y.p China

1796. S co Ru. am. 6. 14. 2

iv. LINEARIFOLIA. — Leaves narrow, linear.

Sicilian O un 1 au.s Y Sicily 1779. S co Boc. sic. 31. 4

v. PINNATI'FID^!. — Leaves at base, or all pinnatifld.

eared? CD un 1 au.o W E. Indies 1818. S co

fetid f tAJ un 2 au.s Y Africa 1724. D co

pinnatifid £ El un 2 jl.au ... E. Indies 1816. S co

vi. DECURRE'NTES. — Leaves decurrent.

Thapsus-like ^ A un 2 jl.s P Casp. Sea 1806. C co

twiggy ]£ iAI un 2 au.s ? America 1783. D co SI. jam. 1. 152. S

Mil. ic. 2. 233

21055 glomerata Lk. glomerate

2331. MA^DIA Mol. MADIA.

21056 viscc.sa Cav. clammy
safiva Mol.

21057 mellusa Mol. honeyed

III. GLOME RA^A. — Flowers glomerate.

un ljjn.au P

1825. S co

(Modi, its name in Chile.)

O un 1J jl.au Y Chile

Comp. Helidntheee. 2. —3.
1794. S co Bot mag. 2574

O un 1| jl.au Y Chile 1825. S co

* 2332. £RI'GERON L. ERIGERON. (Er, spring, geron, old man ; hoary in spring.) Comp.Card. fern. 36.— 56.
I. MULTIFLORI. — Stem many-flowered; flowers corymbose, paniculate.

21058 heterophyllus W.

various-leaved ^

CD Pr

1 J1.S

_r>

N. Amer. 1640.

S

CO

Fl. dan. 486

A'ster annuus L.

21059 chinensis Jac.

Chinese

o

or

1 J1.S

W

China 1818.

S

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 303

21060 austral is Horn.

southern

o

or

]

S. Europe 1827.

S

CO

21061 asteroldes Lk.

Aster-like ^

A

Pr

Is jl-au

W*

1823.

1)

CO

21062 purpureus H. K.

purple

A

pr

1 jl.au

P

Huds. Bay 1776.

D

CO

21063 strigosus W.

strigose ^

0)

pr

1 jl.au

W

N. Amer. 1816.

S

CO

21064 acris L.
21065 rupestrre Schl.

sharp ^
rock ^

CD
A

pr
pr

l|jl.au
| jn.au

B
P

Britain gra.pa.
Switzerl. 1819.

S

s

CO
CO

Eng. bot 1158

21066 grandiflorus Hoppe

great-flowered ^

A

pr 1

jn.au

P

SwitzerL 1819.

s

CO

21057 chilensis D. Don

Chile

Q)

cu

2| au.o

Y

Chile 1816.

s

CO

Conyza chilensis Sp

r.

21068 atticus VU.

Attic ^

A

or

l|jUu

P

Attica 1816.

s

CO

21069 podulicus Bes.

Podolian

Q)

or

1 jn.au

P

Podolia 1818.

s

CO

2l070canadensis L.
21071 pusillus Nut.

Canadian
little

O

o

pr
pr

1 au.s

i au.s

W
W

England rubble.
N. Amer. 1823.

s
s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 2019

21072 rfelphinifolius W. en. Larkspur-lvd £

Ol

pr 1

fl'l'au

P

S. Amer. 1816.

s

CO

21073graveolensi.
21074 bonari^nsis L.

strong-smelling
Buenos Ayres

0

o

pr

4 Jl'au

Y

P

S. Europe 1633.
S. Amer. 1732.

s
s

CO
CO

Ger. em. 481. 2
Di. eL 257. 334

21075 Philadelphia^ W.

Fhiladelphian £

A

1 jl.au

P

N. Amer. 1778.

D

CO

21076 contortus Desf.

ii. LiNEARiFbLii. — Leaves narrow, linear.
twisted ^ 0) or 2 jl.au Pa.P 1826.

s

CO

21077 laevigatus Rich.

smooth-leaved ^

O]

un

1 jl.au

W

Cayenne 1822.

s

CO

21078 /inifblius W.

Flax-leaved

o

pr

1 jl.au

P

S. Amer. ...

s

p.l

Conyza ambigua D<

iC.

21079 longifMius Desf.
21080 divaricatus MX.

long-leaved ^
divaricate j£

A
O)

pr
pr

2 jl.au
1 jl.au

P
W

N. Amer. 1820.
Missisippi 1818.

D
S

CO
CO

II. STJBMULTIFLOHI.
21081 Villaraii Bel. Villars's ^

— Stem many-flowered ; branches one-flowered.
A Pr 1 jl.au P Piedmont 1804. S co

Bot. reg. 583

21082 caroliniknus L.

Carolina ^

A

pr

1 jl.au

P

N. Amer. 1727.

D

s.p

Di. eL 3C6. 394

III. PA

t'CIF

LORI.

— Stemj

few-floi

uered.

21083 tellidifolius W.

Daisy-leaved ^

A

pr

i jUu

P

N. Amer. 1790.

D

CO

Serpentarius Banks

21084 caucasicus Stev.

Caucasian ^

A

pr

1 jl.au

P

Caucasus 1821.

D

CO

21085 nudicaulis MX.

naked-stalked ^

A

pr

1 jl

W

N. Amer. 1812.

D

CO

21G86 glabellus Nut.

smoothish ^

A

or

1 jl.au

B

N. Amer. 1825.

D

s.p

21087 jamaicensis L. Jamaica
21088 monte videensis Spr. Monte Videan

§

pr
un

1 jl.s
1 jl.au

P
W?

Jamaica 1818.
MonteVid.1827.

S
S

CO

CO

SI. jam. 152. 3

21089 alplnus L.

IV. UNIFLORI. — Stem generally one-flowered.
alpine ^ A pr 1 jl P Scotland al.rills.

D

S.I

Eng. bot. 464

21090 uniflorus L.

one-flowered ^

A

pr

5 au.s

P

Scotland highl.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2416

21091 compositus Ph
21092 gramineus L.

composite £fc
Grass-like ^

A
A

pr

i jl.au
i jn.au

W.R

P

N. Amer. 1811.
Siberia 1824.

D
D

CO
CO

Gm. si. 2. 76. 2

21093 glaucus B. R. glaucous

-d'ster bonariensis Sm.

V. FRUTICOSUS. — Stem shrubby.
* l_l pr 1 year P S. Amer. 1812. C co Bot reg. 10

Z 4

344

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

2333. TUSSILA^GO L.

discolored
wood

Farfara, common
variegated-lvd

21094 alplna L.

21095 discolor Jac.

21096 sylvestris Sco.

21097 .Farfara L.

2 f.'.liis variegatis

21098 frigida L.

21099 sagittal Ph.

21100 Ijevigata W.
bohemica Hoppe

21101 fragrans Vtt.

21102 alba L. .
2110S nive* fB,

paradoxa Retz.

21104PetasltesL. Petasites.cowz.^Ali^ A

<i hybrida E. B. hybrid ^ A

21105 spuria Retz. spurious Cfc A
tomentosa Ehrh.

21106 palmata H. K. palmate-term* ^ A
lobata Hort.

(Tussis, a cough ; med. qual.)

Comp. Jacobe^. 13. —15.

sweet-scented

white ButterBur

snowy-leaved

• Scape one-flowered.

£ mr.my L.P Austria 1710.

I ap.my L.P Austria 1633.
1 ap.my L.P Austria 1816.

i mr.ap Y Britain moi.pL D co
| mr.ap Y Britain gard. D co
— Scapes thyrsiferous.

$ my Pa Lapland 1710.
i ap.my ... N. Amer. ...

i my Y Bohemia 181fi.

D co Bot. mag. 84
D co Jac. au. 3. 247
D co Jac. au. 5. ap. 12
Eng. bot. 429

I) co
D co
D co

1 ja.mr
ja.ap
1 ap

Italy
Europe

Switzerl.

1806.
1683.
1713.

Fl. dan. 61
Gm. si. 2. 146. 49

D co Bot. mag. 1388
D co Fl. dan. 524
D co Retz. 2. 3

1 mr.ap F Britain m.me. D co Eng bot. 431
1| mr.ap F Britain m.me. D co Eng. bot. 430
1 mr.ap W Germany 1790. D co Retz. 1. 2

i ap W Labrador 1778. Deo H.kew.3. 11

2334. WERNE^R/^ Kth. WKRNERI
21107 rigida Ktfy. rigid

Dordnicum peruvianum Lam.

(A. G. Werner, the celebrated mineralogist.) Comp. Jacobean. 1.
lAJ pr | ...... Quito 1828. D p.s

* 2335. SENEXHO L. GROUNDSEL. (Senex, old man ; naked receptacle like a bald head.) Comp. Jac.104. —

I. FRUTICOSI. — Shrubby ; rays spreading ; leaves undivided ; flowers corymbose.

i. LATIFOLII. — Leaves broad, ovate, oblong, or lanceolat

21108 ilicifolius L. Ilex-leaved it i_J or

2 1109 Aalimifolius L. Halimus-leaved* \ | or

21110 solidagineus Berg. Solidago-like <jjt | | or

spear-leaved
hard-leaved

21112 rigidus L.
3U13 luticvuu Lk.

21114 rigescens Jac.

21115 argutus Kth.

i _ | or
Lilac-flowered « | _ | or

sharp-leaved

i _ | pr

3 jajl

3 jl

2 jl.au

3 jl.o
3 jn.s

6 my.jl

3 jl.au

3 jl.au

C. G. H. 1731. C l.p Com. r. 42
C. G. H. 1723. C l.p Di. el. 104. 124

C. G. H. 1824.
C. G. H. 1774.
C. G. H. 1704.
C. G. H. ?

C co

p.l

l.p Com. h. 2. 75

C co

C. G. H. 1815. C l.p Jac. c. 5. 6. 1
Mexico 1827. C l.p

ii. LINEARIFOLII. — Leaves narrow, sublinear.

21116 rosmarinifolius Z,. Rosemary-lvd * i _ | pr 3jl.au Y C. G. H.

21117 asper H. K. rough ' » i _ | pr 3 jl.au Y

21118 longifblius L. long-leaved * i _ | or 3 au.n Y

21119 calcarius/M. chalky &i _ | un 3jl.au Y

_
21120 cinerarioides Kth. Cineraria-like * i _ | or 2 jl.au

C l.p Jac. ic. 3. 587
C. G. H. 1774. C p.l
C. G. H. 1775. C p.l Com. h. 2. 71

Mexico
Mexico

1824. C l.p
1826. C l.p

II. INDIVI'SI. — Herbaceous ; leaves undivided ; flowers corymbose ; rays spreading.

21 121 nemorensis L.
21122ovatus W.

21123 microph^llus Biel

21124 croaticus Kit.

21125 sarracenicus L.

21126 Tournefortw Lap.
nemorensis Gou.

21127 paludosus i.

21128 umbrbsus Kit.

21129 coriaceus H. K.

21130 Doria L.

21131 cacaliaster Dec.
Cacalia sarracenica L.

21132 sinuatus Kth.

21133 oponnus W.
lanceus Jac.

21134 vernus Biv. spring
leucanthemifblius Sib.

2 1 135 trilobus L. three-lobed

21136 rotundifblius Lap. round-leaved

21137 Barrelieri Gou. Barrelier's

grove ^

A or

3

jl.au

Y

Austria

1785.

T)

CO

Jac. au. 2. 184

ovate vfc

A °r

3

jl.o

Y

Germany

1823.

1)

CO

small-leaved ^

A or

4

jl.au

Y

Caucasus

1818.

I.)

CO

Croatian ^

A or

4

jl.au

Y

Hungary

180.0.

I)

CO

W. & K. 2. 143

Sarracenic ^
Tournefort's ^

A °r

A °r

6
3

jl.au

Y
Y

Britain moi.pl.
Pyrenees 1818.

D

1)

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 2211
Bui. ph. 43. 146.

^ersicaefolius Ram.
marsh ^

A pr

5

jn.au

Y

England

fens.

D

c.p

[11.3
Eng. bot. 650

shady ^
leathery-leaved^

A or
A or

2
4

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

Hungary
Levant

1815.
1728.

D
D

l.p

l.p

Di. el. 105. 125

Doria

A or

4

jl.s

Y

Austria

1570.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 185

Cacalia-like 4V

7

A °r

4

au.o

Y

France

1772.

D

S.1

Mjt
sinuate ^P

iAI un

2i jn.au

Y

Mexico

1824.

D

S.1

autumnal £

iAI or

2

o.d

Y

C. G. H.

1817.

D

S.1

Jac. sc. 3. 204

O un 1 jn.au Y Italy 1816. S co

Spain 1728. S co

Pyrenees 1823. D co

Pyrenees 1819. D co

Mt. Baldol820. D co

Boc. mu. 61. ic.
Bar. ic. 146

Cl. h. 4. 23. ic.

2 jl.au
21138 bald^nsis Pair. Baldo ^ A un 3 jl.au

ii. ANGUSTIFOLIUS. — Leaves narrow ; flowers corymbose.

21139/inifoliusZ,. Flax-leaved ^ A un 2 jl.au Y Spain 1820. Deo Boc. mu. 49

iii. PAUCiFLbRi. — Stem few-flowered ; leaves broad, ovate, obovate, or lanceolate.

21140 Doronicum L. Leopard's Bane^ A or I jl.s Y S. Europe 1705. Deo Jac. au. 2. ap. 45

21141 uniflbrus All. one-flowered ^ A or Jjl.au Y Alp. Eur. 1799. D l.p Al. ped. 17. 8

21142 specibsus W. showy £ iAI or | jl.au S China 1789. D s.l Bot. reg. 41

III. DivisiFbui. — Herbaceous i leaves divided ; flowers corymbose ; rays spreading.

21143 alpmus Sco. alpine
Cineraria alpina L.

21144 cordifblius G. Don heart-leaved
Cineraria cordifblia L.

21145 lyratifblius Rchb. lyre-leaved
Cineraria alplna jB L.

water

alpr

21146 aquaticus Hud.

i.;1147 erraticus Bert.

aquaticus Loi.

21148 rupestris Kit.

21149 montSLnus W.
paradox us Hoppe

21150 vernalis Kit.

21151 2?alsarriita2 W.

21152 obovatus W.

strayed

rock
mountain

spring

Balsamita

obovate

i4

A

or

2

jn.au "

Y

S. Europe 1683.

U

CO

Jac

.au.S

LOT

a

A

or

2

jn.au

Y

Austria 1749.

D

CO

Jac. au. 2. 176

£

A

or

2

jn.au

Y

Austria 1749.

D

CO

i

A
A

un
un

3
3

my.jn
my.jn

Y
Y

Britain mar.
S. Europe 1800.

D

D

bog
m.s

Eng. bot.

1131

rv

A

un

J

1 jnjl

Y

Hungary 1805.

I)

s.l

W.

& K. 2. 128

0

un

I

jn.au

Y

Switzerl. 1819.

S

CO

O

un

1

ap.jn

Y

Hungary 1803.

S

CO

W.

&K.

1.24

V

A

un

O

jl.au

Y

Pensylva. 1820.

D

CO

5e

A

un

2

jl.au

Y

N. Amer. 1818.

D co

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

345

21153 aureus L. golden ^ A un
21154 hastatus L. halbert-leaved jg iAI un
glutinosus Thun.
21155 lyratus Thun. lyrate j£ iA] un
21156 elegans L. elegant O pr
2 pleno-ruber double reA-flwd tt. t | el
3 flore-albo white-flowered tt. i | pr
4 pleno-albus double white tt. i | pr
21157 incanus L. hoary ^ £\ un
21158 leucophyllus Dec. white-leaved ^ A °r
incanus Gou.

2 jl.au
1£ my.au

2 my.jl
2 jn.au
2 year
1| year
1| year
fjl.au
1 jl.au

Y
Y

Y
P
P
W
W
Y
Y

N. Amer. 1758.
C. G. H. 1722.

C. G. H. 1816.
C. G. H. 1700.
C. G. H. 1700.
C. G. H. 1700.
C. G. H. 1700.
Alp. Eur. 1759.
S. Europe 1816.

D
D

D

S
C

c
c
I)

D

l.p
l.p

s.p

CO
S.I
S.I
S.I

;r

Di. el. 152. 184

Bot. mag. 238
Pluk. al. 39. 6

21159 par v \fibrus All. small-flowered ^

A

un

1

jl.au

Y

Piedmon

t 1819.

D

CO

AL|

>ed.38.3

21160carni61icus W. Carniolan ^

A

un

1

jn.au

Y

Carniola

1817.

D

CO

incanus Sco.

21161 Jacobsevfl L. common Ragwort^

A

w

2

jl.au

Y

Britain

dry pa.

D

S.I

Eng.

bot. 1130

21162 tenuifblius Jac. slender-leaved ^

un

2

jl.au

Y

Britain

woods.

D

l.p

Eng.

bot. 574

^116o squalidus L. squalid

w

1)

tjn-o

Y

England

walls.

S

CO

Eng.

bot 600

21164 dentatus Jac. toothed )£

iAI

un

1

jl.au

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

D

CO

2116.5 chrysanthemifblius Pair. Chrys.-lvd^

un

S

jl.au

Y

Sicily

1800.

D

CO

Boc.

sic. 67

21166 glauct?scens Spr. glaucescent

un

1

jn.au

Y

..••••

1824.

S

CO

21167/ycopifbliusPozr. Lycopus-lvd ^
canescens Schr.

A

Ull

2

jl.au

Y

1820.

D

CO

21168 arenarius Bieb. sand ^

A

un

1

jn.au

Y

Caucasus

1818.

D

CO

cinerarioldes Viv.

21169 Othbnae Bieb. Othona-ftte ^

A

or

2

jl.au

Pk

Iberia

1816.

D

CO

6'acalia pinnata W. en.

21170 delphinifoliusFaW Delphinium-lvd^

A

or

1

jn.au

Y

Barbary

18CO.

D

CO

Boc.

sic. 51

21171 adonid//o#«s Hort. Adonis-leaved ^j

A

or

1

my.au

Y

Europe

1800.

D

CO

21172 abrotanifblius L. Southern wood-lvd^

A

un

Q

jl.0

Y

Alp. Eur

.1640.

D

CO

Jac.

au. 1. 79

21173 artemisirf?/o/m.5Pers. Wormwood-lvd^
21174 praaltus Bert. very tall ^

A

A

un

un

y

jn-jl
Jlau

Y
Y

France
Italy

1816.
1823.

D
D

CO
CO

chrysanthemifblius Mor.

21175 canadensis L. Canadian ^

A

or

n

jn.au

Y

N. Amer

. 1820.

D

CO

IV. VENU'STI. — Leaves divided ; flowers subsolitary ; rays spreading ; shrubby.

21176 pubigerus L. pubigerous ft i_J or 2 jn.jl R C. G. H. 1816. C s.p M. h. 18. 32

21177 venustus H. K. beautiful ft i | el 1| jl.s P C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. reg. 901

V. REVOLU'TI. — Rays of flowers revolute.

i. FRUTICOSUS. — Leaves pinnatifid ; flowers panicled ; shrubby.

21178cinerascensjff..K. cinerascent tt. i_l un 6 my.jl Y C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 150
ii. L\DIVINSI. — Leaves undivided ; herbaceous.

21179 lividus L.

livid

O

un

1 jl.au

Y

Spain 1801.

S

CO

Schk. han. 3. 24

21180nebrodthisis L.

Nebrod

O

un

Ii jn.au

P,

a.P S. Europe 1704.

S

CO

Bar. ic. 401

21181 telephtfblius Jac.

Telephium-lvd

O

cu

1 jl.au

Y

C. G. H. 1820.

s

CO

Jac. fr. 1. 1.

21182 glaucus L.

sea-green

o

un

IA jn.au

Y

Egypt 1739.

s

CO

iii. DIVI^SI

. — Leaves divided ;

herbaceous.

21183 crassifblius W.

thick-leaved

O

pr

i jl.au

P

S. Europe 1815.

s

CO

Bar. ic. 261

21184triflbrus L.

three-flowered

0

un

liJLi

Y

Egypt 1776.

s

CO

21185 aegyptius W.

Egyptian

o

un

IA jl.au

Y

Egypt 1771.

s

CO

21186 uerbenaefblius Jac.

Vervain- leaved

o

un

1 jn.Jl

Y

Egypt 1803.

s

CO

Jac.vin. 1.3

21187 auritus Desf.

eared

0

un

1 jn.au

Y

Barbary 1816.

s

CO

21188 giganteus Desf.

giant ^

A

un

3 jl.au

Y

Barbary 1827.

u

CO

Desf. at. 2. 234

21189sylvaticus L.

wood

o

w

1 jl.au

Y

Britain woods.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 748

21190 viscbsusi.

clammy

0

w

1 jn.o

Y

Britain ch.ba.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 32

21191 erucifolius L.

Eruca-leaved ^

un

2 jl.au

Y

Europe 181ii.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 153

21192 laxiflorus Viv.

loose-flowered

Q

un

1 jn.au

Y

Numidia 1827.

s

CO

21193 coronopif51ius Desf.

Buckhorn-leaved

o

un

1 jl.au

Y

Barbary 1816.

s

CO

VI. JACOBE^ — Rays of flower none.
i. FRUTICOSI. — Shrubby.

21194reclinatus L.

reclinate

jt

1 | or

2

jn.au

P

C. G. H.

1774.

S

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 174

graminifblius Jac.

21195 persicaefblius L.

Peach-leaved

j&

i 1 or

3

jn.jl

P

C. G. H.

1820.

C

S.I

21196 />eucedanifblius L.

Peucedanum-lvd ft | | or

3

my.jn

P

C. G. H.

1816.

C

S.1

Jac. ic. 3. 581

Cacalia peucedanil

:blia Jac.

21197 squambsus W.

scaly

ft

Hun

3

my.jl

Y

C. G. H.

1820.

c

p.l

21198 hsematophyllus W. en. bloody-lvd ft

or

2

ap

Y

1789.

c

CO

ii. INDIVINSI

. — Herbaceous ; leaves undivided.

21199 glomeratus Desf.

clustered

O un

li

au

Y

N. Holl.

1816.

s

CO

21200 scaber W.

scabrous

£

iAl or

4

jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1700.

c

S.I

21201 divaricktus L.

straddling

OJor

1|

jl

P

China

1801.

s

l.p

21202 AieracifbliusZ,.

Hawkweed-lvd

8 or

U

au

W

N. Amer.

1699.

s

CO

Her. par. 226

21203 ce'rnuus L.

drooping

or

1

jl.au

V

E. Indies

1780.

s

CO

Jac. vin. 3. 98

iii. Div

i*si. — Herbaceous ; leaves divided.

21204 cacalio"ides Fis.

Cacalia-like

rm pr

1

au

Y

Brazil

1820.

s

CO

21205 purpureus L.

purple

|

iAl or

2

jl.s

P

C. G. H.

1774.

D

CO

Jac. ic. 3. 580

21206 erub£scens H. K.

erubescent

i(DI or

o

jn.o

Pk

C. G. H.

1774.

S

l.p

21207 Pseudo-China L.

Bastard China

•f

iAI or

i

jn.au

Y

E. Indies

1732.

c

CO

Di. el. 258. 335

21208 japcSnicus Thun.

Japan

i

A pr

1"

au

Y

Japan

1774.

D

CO

21209 vulgaris L. cc

mmon Groundsel

O w

1

year

Y

Britain ru

ibbish.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 747

21210 lanuginbsus Spr.

woolly

O or

5

o.d

Y

1826.

S

CO

21211 wi/mamz?fblius Lk

. Valerian-leaved

O or

4

mv.au

Y

Europe

1800.

s

CO

21212 arabicus L.

Arabian

&

Q) un

lAjl.au

Y

Egypt

1804.

s

CO

2336. LE^RI^ Dec. LERIA.

21213 nntans Dec. nodding
Tussilagonutans L.

21214 albicans Dec. whitish

21215 pumila Dec. , dwarf

(Leri, a friend of De Candolle's ?) Camp. Labiatiflbra:, 3. —7.

^ O] un 1 jn.jl P W. Indies 1793. S co PI. ic. 41. 1^

f jl.au
| jn.jl

Jamaica 1820. S co
Jamaica 1816. S co

346

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

*2337. ^'STERZ,. STARWORT. (Aster, a star ; resemblance in flowers.) Comp.Card.Vern. 156.—
I. CYMBALA^RII. — Shrubby ; leaves broad, ovate, oblong, or lanceolate.

us L. refiexed-leaved * i | or 3 f.s C C. G. H. 1759. C p.l Bot. mag. 884

itbsus Schr. woolly « , | or 1| my.jl Pk N. S. W. 1793. C p.l Bot. rep. 61

21216 reflex

21217 tomeni

dentatus And. rep. ferruginea Wnl.

21218 erubescens Sieb. erubescent

21219 stellulatus Lab.

21220 myrsinoides Lab.

21221 sericeus Ven.

21222 Cymbalaria? L.
21i23 liratus B. M.
21224 argophyllus Lab.

21225 angustifblius Jac.

21226 villosus Thun.

21227 obtus*tus Thun.

21228 pluriflbrus G. Don
fruticulbsus B. M.

21229 fruticulbsus L.
212JOfilifblius Ven.

21231 aculeiitus Lab.

21232 exasperatus Lk.

21233 carolinianus W.

«t i | or 3 my.jn R N. Holl.
« | | or 2 my.jn V V. D. L. 1823.
* i_J or 3 my.jn Pa.P N. Holl. 1825.
m i | or 3 my.n B Missouri 1802.
* 1 | or 2 my.n W C. G. H. 1786.
Ht L_J or 3 my.jl W N. S. W. 1812.
« | | or 10 my.jl W V. D. L. 1804.
•(iLii. — Shrubby ; leaves narrow or small.
* l_] or 6 my.jl Pa.B C. G. H. 1804.
* L_) or 4 my jl W C. G. H. 1812.
* 1 | or 4 my.jl W C. G. H. 1793.
«* t_J or 2 my.jl W C. G. H. 1759.

«. |_| or i mr.jl B C. G. H. 1759.
« i | or 3 mr.jl W C. G, H. 1812.
* L_J or 2 mr.jl W N. Holl. 1818.
* L_l or 3 mr.jl W C. G. H. 1823.
4ft | | el 8 au.s P Carolina

C
C
C
C
C
C
C

C
C
C
C

s

C
C
C
C

s.p.l
s.p.l Lab. n. h. 196
s.l.p Lab. n. h. 202
s.p Ven. eels 33
p.l Ven. mal. 95
l.p Bot. mag. 1509
s.p Bot. mag. 1563

l.p Jac. sc. 3. 370
l.p
l.p
p.l Bot. rnag. 2288

p.l Bot. mag. 2718
l.p Ven. mal. 82
l.p Bot. cab. 830

CO

stellulate
Myrsine-like
silky-leaved
Ivy-leaved
ridged-stemm
white-leaved

II. ANGUSTIFl

narrow-leaved
villous

obtuse-leaved
many-flowered

thread-leaved"
priclily-leaved
roughened
Carolina
III. PAUCIFLORI.— Herbaceous; stem one or few-flowered.

21234 alplnus L.

alpine ^

A

or

| my.au

P

Alp. Eur.

1H58.

D

P.l

Bot. mag. 199

2 fibre albo

white-flowered Jt

A

or

| my.au

W

Eurooe

1827.

1)

P.l

21235 pulchellus W.
2l2"36caucasicus W.

Caucasian

A
A

or
or

| my.au
1 jl.au

P
P

Armenia
Caucasus

1804.

D
D

CO
CO

21237 lusitanus Brot.

Spanish ^

A

or

*i m*<jl

B.P

Spain

1826.

I)

CO

21238 strictus Ph.

strict dwarf ^

A

pr

V

N. Amer.

1806.

D

CO

21239 biflorus Bieb.

two-flowered ^

A

or

*3 Ju

V

Caucasus

1820.

D

CO

21240 peregrtnus Ph.

foreign ^

A

or

f jn.au

B

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

IV. LIN

EARIFOLII. — Leave

s en

-tire

,• narrow,

sublint

',ar ; stem i

nany-

flou

>ered.

21241 Ayssopifblius L.

Hyssop-leaved ^

A

or

l|s.o

W

N. Amer.

1683.

D

CO

Dod.m.

60

21242 montanus Nut.

mountain ^

A

or

1 au.s

Carolina

D

CO

21243 solidaginoides MX.

Solidago-like ^

A

or

2 au.s

w"

N. Amer.

1699.

D

CO

Pluk. al.

79.2

21244 tardiflbrus MX.

late-flowering ^

A

or

1 au.s

W

N. Amer.

1820.

D

CO

21245 nemoralis H. K.

grove ^

A

or

1 au.s

Li

N. Amer.

1778.

D

CO

/edifblius Ph.

21246 rigidus L.

stiff-leaved &

A

or

f au.o

P

N. Amer.

1759.

D

CO

Pluk. al

,14.7

21247 paucifldrus Nut.

few- flowered 4^

A

or

1 au.o

W

Missouri

...

D

CO

2i2481inarifblius L.

Toad-flax-lvd ^

A

or

I s.o

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1699.

D

CO

21249 #raminifblius Ph.

Grass-leaved ^

A

or

i s o

Pa.P

Huds.Bay

D

CO

21250 /inifolius W.

Flax-leaved £

A

or

22 ji.au

W

N. Amer.

1739.

D

CO

21251 pilbsus W.

pilose ^

A

or

2 au.o

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1812.

D

CO

villbsus MX.

21252 foliolosus W.

leafy ^

A

or

3 o

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1732.

D

CO

Di. el. 3J

5.39

21253subulatus MX.

subulate ^

A

or

2 s.o

Pa.B

N. Amer.

D

CO

21254 tenuifblius L.

slender-leaved ^

A

or

3 s.o

W

N. Amer

1725.

D

CO

Pluk. al.

78.5

21255 foliosus H. K.

leafy ^

A

or

3 s.o

W

N. Amer.

1799.

D

CO

21256 dumbsus L.

bushy j^

A

or

3 s.o

W

N. Amer.

1734.

D

CO

Pluk. al

.78.6

21257 ericoules L.

Heath-like ^

A

or

3 s

W

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

212r>8 multiflbrus H. K.

many-flowered ^

A

or

3 s.o

W

N. Amer

1732.

D

CO

Di.el.3e

1.40

21259 cilPatus W.

ciliated ^

A

or

3 s.o

W

N. Amer.

D

CO

21260 canescens Ph.

canescent ^

0)

or

2 s.o

V

N. Amer.

isi2.

D

CO

biennis Nut.

marshy ^j

A

or

3 jl.o

B

N. Amer.

1784.

D

m.s

81363 sparsiflbrus 'MX.

scattered-flwd ^

A

or

3 s.n

Pa.P

N. Amer.

1798.

D

CO

21263 coridifblius MX.

Coris-leaved ^

A

or

1 au.n

B

N. Amer.

D

CO

21264 surculosus MX.

shooty ^j

A

or

I au.n

B

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

V. LATIFOLII. — Leaves entire, broad, ovate, oblong, or lanceolate ; stem many-flowered.

21265 squarr6sus Walt. squarrose

21266 oblongifblius Nut. oblong-leaved

21267 argenteus MX. silver-leaved

21268 cuncolor L. self-colored

21269 reticulatus Ph. netted-leaved

21270 trinervis Rox. three-nerved
2.271 albus W. white

21272 cornifblius W. Cornus-leaved

21273 humilis Ph. humble

21274 divaricatus L. divaricate

21275 amygdatinus Lam. Almond-leaved
umbellatus H. K.

21276 salicifblius H. K
virgatus Nees

21277 praealtus Pair. very tall

21278 aestivus H. K. summer
21/79 tortifblius MX. twisted-leaved
21*80 rambsus G. Don small-branchy

alplnus /? rambsus Hort.

21281 Nbv* A'ngliaj L. New England

2 ruber red-flowered

212^2 sessiliflbrus Hort. sessile-flowered

21^83 spurius W. spurious

21284 cyaneus Nut. bright-blue

21285 rubricaulis Lam. red-stemmed
glaucus Nees, cyaneus Hofm.

21286 grandiflbrus L. great-flowered

21287 pulcherrimus Lod. fairest

21288 /jhlogifulius W. Phlox-leaved

21289 patens H. K. spreading hairy

21290 punctatus Kit. dotted

21291 acris L. acrid

A el

A °r

A el

A el

A or

A or

A or

A or

A el

A or

A or

II jn.jl
•I jl.au

jl.s

au.n

au.o

2 au

3 au
3

au.o
au.o
au.o

jl.s

Willow-leaved ^ A or 6 s.o

A or

A or

A or

A pr

A el

A or

A or

A spl

A or

A or

6 s.o

jl.au
auo
jn.jl

6 s.o

6 s.o

5 o

4 s.o

3 au.o

4 s.o

A °r
A el

2 o.n
li s.o

A or 1| jl.o
A or 1| s.n
A or 3 au.s
A or 2 au.s

Ve
B
P
P.R

P
R
R
B
B
P

B
B
V
P
V
B

N. Amer. 1801.
N. Amer. 1797.
N. Amer. 1801.
N. Amer. 1759.
N. Amer. 1812.
Nepal 1818.
N. Amer. ? ...
N. Amer. 1811.
N. Amer. 1699.
N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1759.

D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co

W. h. b. 67

N. Amer. 1760. D co Rob. ic. 307

N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1776.
N. Amer. ...
N. Amer.?1816.

N. Amer. 1710.
N. Amer. J812.
N. Amor. 1700.
N. Amer. 1789.
N. Amer. 1789.
N. Amer. 1815.

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

N. Amer. 1720. D co

N. Amer.?1810. D co

N. Arner. 1797. D co

N. Amer. 1773. D co

Hungary 1815. D co

S. Europe 1731. D co

Bot. reg. 183
Bot.reg.183.inf.

Hof. ph. 1. B. 1

Bot. reg. 273
Bot. cab. 6

Sw. fl. gar. 234
W. & K. 2. 109
Pluk. al. 271. 3

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

347

21292 canus Kit.

21293 pann6nicus Jac.

21294 Jmellus L

2 angustif'blius

21295 ibericus Bieb.
2129G jalignus W.

hungaricus Pair.

21297 Schreberi/ Nees

21298 longifolius Lam.

Hungary 1816. D co

Hungary 1815. D co

Italy 1596. D co

S. Europe 1596. D co

Iberia ... D co

Germany 1815. D co

N. Amer. ? ... D co
N. Amer. 1798. D co
VI. SERRATiF6ur. — Leaves lanceolate and ovate, lower ones serrated.

Schreber's
long-leaved

W. & K. 1. 30
Jac.vin. 1. 8
Bot. reg. 340

M. h. 7. 22.

21299 amplexicaulis W. stem-clasping ^

A

or

3

s.n

B

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

pennsylvanicus Pair.

21300 prenanthoides W. Prenanthes-like^

A

or

3

s.n

B

N. Amer.

1821.

I)

CO

21301 adulterlnus W. en. false ^

A

or

3

au.o

V

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

21302 iasvigatus W. smooth-stored ^

pr

3

s.n

F

N. Amer.

1794.

D

CO

glaucus Nees

21303 versicolor W. various-colored^

A

el

8

au.s

W.p

N. Amer.

1790.

D

CO

21304 mutabilis L. changeable ^

A

or

g

s.o

P

N. Amer.

1710.

D

CO

Her. lug.

67

21305 laeMs L. smooth ^.

A

or

2

s.o

B

N. Amer.

1758.

U

CO

lucidus H. K.

•

21306 concinnus W. en. neat ^

A

pr

U

s.o

P

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

21307 abbreviatus Nees shortened ^

A

or

Q

il s

B

N. Amer.

.*•

D

CO

21308 wzyrtitolius W. Myrtle-leaved ^

A

or

2

au.s

W

18*12.

D

CO

21309 puniceus L. red-stalked &

A

or

8

B

N. Amer. 1710.

D

CO

Her. lug. 651

amce'Ws Lam.

21310 firmus Nees firm &

A

or

6

jl.o

R

N. Amer.

1816.

D

CO

21311 rivularis Cas. river ^

A

or

3

jl.o

W?

N. Amer.

1820.

D

CO

21312 hispidus Lam. rough-stalked &

A

or

1

s.o

W

China

1804.

D

CO

Kaem. ic.

29

21313 floribundus W. bundle-flwd ^

A

or

4

s.o

P

N. Amer.

...

I)

CO

21314 Nbvi Belgii L. New York ^

A

or

4

s.o

P.B

N. Amer.

1710.

D

CO

Her. lug.

69

21315 ftellidiflbrus W.en. Daisy-flowered^

A

or

3

s.o

Pa.R

N. Amer.

1)

CO

21316 spectabilis H. K. showy ^

A

el

2

au.s

B

N. Amer.

1777.

D

CO

21317 serotmus W. \ate-flowering ^_

A

or

3

s.n

B

N. Amer.

...

I)

CO

21318 tardiflbrus L. late-flowered ^

A

or

2

jl.s

P.B

N. Amer.

1775.

D

CO

21319 marginatus Kth. marginate -*

A

or

4

jl

V

N. Gran.

1827.

S

s.l

21320 amello'ides Bes. Amellus-like ^

A

or

h

jl.au

V

Podolia

1824.

D

S.I

21521 pyreti^us Desf. Pyrenean ^

A

or

2

jl.au

V

Pyrenees

...

D

CO

21322 blandus Ph. charming ^

A

or

2

o.n

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1800.

U

CO

Bot. cab.

959

21323 acuminatus MX. acuminate ^

or

1| au.o

Pa.R

N. Amer.

1806.

D

CO

Bot. mag

.2707

21324 conyzoldes W. Conyza-like ^

A

or

1

au.s

W

N. Amer.

1778.

D

CO

marilandicus MX.

21325 inuloidcs D. Don Inula-like ^

A

or

1

au

R

Nepal

...

D

CO

21326 nudiflbrus Nut. naked-flowered^

A

or

1

au

P

N. Amer.

D

CO

21327 tataricus L. Tartarian *&

A

or

1

au

B

Tartary

ms.

D

CO

21328 plantaginaefblius Nut. Plantain-lvd ^t

A

or

I

au.s

W

N. Amer.

...

U

CO

21329 radula H. K. rasp-leaved &

A

or

2

s.n

W

N. Amer.

1785.

D

CO

21330 TradescanU L. Tradescant's ^

A

or

3

jl.s

W

N. Amer.

1633.

1)

CO

M. h. 7. 2

1.4£

21331 recurvatus W. recurved ^

A

or

3

au.s

Pa.B

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

21332 e"mineris W. eminent ^

A

or

2

s.n

L

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

pubescens Nees

21333 laxus W. loose-stalked &

A

or

2

s.n

W

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

leucanthcmus Desf.

21334 simplex W. en. simple-stalked ^

A

or

3

au.o

W.P

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

virginicus Nees

21335 bicolor Nees two-colored ^

A

or

3

au.s

W.Y

N. Amer.

1759.

D

CO

Pluk.aL114.8

Solidago bicolor L.

21336 rtrtemisJ/ZorwsPoir. Wormwood-flwd^

A

or

3

au.o

W

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

rfracunculoldes IV. not Lam.

21337 polyphyllus W. en. many-leaved ^
pinifblius Nees

A

or

3

au.o

W

N. Amer.

D

CO

21338 laxiflorus Lk. loose-flowered ^

A

or

4

s.o

N. Amer,

D

CO

21339 junceus H. K. ' Rush ^

A

or

4

s.o

F

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21340 lanceolatus Lam lanceolate ^

A

or

4

au.n

W.p

N. Amer

. 1811.

I)

CO

21341 rfracunculoldes Lam. Tarragon-like^

A

or

3

s.n

W

Tauria

1811.

D

CO

21342 tragilis W. brittle ^

A

or

2

s

F

N. Amer,

,1800.

D

CO

carneus Nees

21343 miser L. meagre-^tvrf ^

A

un

3

s.o

W

N. Amer. 1759.

D

CO

rviflorus Nees

21344 divergens H. K.

21345 diffusus H.K.
scoparius Nees

21345 pendulus H. K.

21347 altaicus W. en.
pumilus Fes.

21348 surculbsus MX.

21349 gracilis Nut.

21350 tene'llus Thun.

21351 Tripolium L.

21352 sibiricus L.

21353 inclsus Fu.

spreading downy^i A u« 3

diffu

pendulous
Altaian

spriggy

slender

delicate

Tripoly

Siberian

cut-leaved

A or 2 s.o

A or 2 s.o

A or f my.au B

W

Grind elm siberica Spr.

21354 desertorum Fis. desert

21355 eMegans W. elegant

21356 pallens W. en. pa\e-Jlowered

21357 rigidulus Nees • rigidish

21358 luxurians Spr. luxuriant
expansus Nees

21359 vimineus W. twiggy
patulus Lam. strictus Poir.

21360 pra?vcox W. en. early-flowering

A or

If au.s

P

A °r

1 jl.au

G

OJ or

f ap.o

B

A or

2 au.s

B

A or

2 jl.o

B

A °r

li jn.au

B

A or

2 jn.au

B

A or

2 au.o

B

A or

3 s.o

V

A or

3 au.o

B

A or

5 s.o

B

A or

2| au.s

B

A or

2 jl.au

V

N. Amer. 1758. D co

N. Amer. 1777. P co

N. Amer. 1758. D co

Siberia 1804. D co

N. Amer. 1800. D co

N. Amer. ? ... D co

C. G. H. 1769. C p.l

Britain seash. D co

Siberia 1768. D co

Siberia 1818. D co

Siberia 1820. D co

1790. D co

N. Amer. ... D co

N. Amer. 1816. D co

N. Amer. 1816. D co

N. Amer. 1800. D co

N. Amer. 1800. D co

Bot. mag. 33
Eng. bot. 87
Gm. si. 2. 80. 1

21361 unduiatus L.

21362 paniculatus H. K.

21363 sanguineus W.

VII. CORDIF&LII. — Leaves serrated or toothed, cordate,

wave-leaved ^ A °r 3 au.o P.B N. Amer. 1699. D co

panicled ^ A el 4 s.o B N. Amer. 1640. D co

bloody ^ A or 3 s.o B N. Amer. ... D co

Her. par. 96
Cor.ca.65

348

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

21364 cordifolius L. heart-leaved

21365 sagittsefolius W. sagittate-leaved

21366 corymbbsus L. corymbed

21367 macrophyllus L. long-leaved

21368 heterophyllusW. en. various-leaved

21369 alwartensis Lod. Alwart

P.B N. Amer. 175P. D co

B N. Amer. 1700. D co

W N. Amer. 1765. D co

W N. Amer. 1739. 1) co

Pa.P N. Amer. 1811. D co

R Caucasus 1807. D co Bot. mag. 2321

VIII. DU^BIUS. — Doubtful to which of the sections it belongs.
21370 gravfeolens Nut. heavy-smelling ^r A or 2 Arkansa 1826. D co

2338. CALLISTE^MA Cos. CHINA ASTER. (Kallistos, prettiest, sterna, stamen ; fl.) Comp.Card.Vern. 2.

O el li jl.s B China 1731. S co Di. el. 34. 38

1731. S
1731. S

21371 hortt^nse Cas. garden
A'ster chinensis L.

2riibrum red O el IJjl.s R

3 album white O el 1| jl.s W

4 variegatum variegated O el If jl.s Va

5 multiplex double O el 1| jl.s Va

6 brachyanthum short-flowered O el If jl.s Va

21372 indicum G. Don Indian O el 1 jl.s B
,4'ster indicus L.

2339. SOLID A^GO L. GOLDEN ROD. (Solido, to unite ; vulnerary quality of plants ) Comp. Card. Fern. 68. —
I. UNILATERA\ES. — Racemes one-sided.
i. TRINE'RVES. —Leaves three-nerved.

China
China
China
China
China

1731. S co
1731. S co

E. Indies 1820. S co

21373 spfcria Forst. spurious

Couy'za rugosa H. K.

•. \ | or 6 n

Y? St. Helena 1772. C p.l

21374 canadensis L.

Canadian

3e

A

or

3 jl.g

Y

N. Amer.

1648.

D

CO

Sen. han. 3. 246

21375 fragrans W. en.

fragrant

^

A

or

3 jl.s

Y

N. Amer.

...

D

CO

21376 procera H. K.

tall

^

A

or

6 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21377 serotina H. K.

late-flowering

^

A

or

4 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21378 anisata Lo. C.

Anise-scented

•*V

A

or

3 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1815.

D

CO

21379 gigantea H. K.

gigantic

•i

A

or

6 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21380 cil.aris W.

ciliated

V

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

D

CO

21381 reflexa H. K.

refiex-leaved

%

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21382 lateriflbra L.

lateral-flowered^

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

ii

. A

fEN

bs*

; — Leaves

veiny.

21383 aspera H. K.
21384 asperata Ph.

rough-leaved
roughed

I

A
A

or
or

3 s
3 s

Y^
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1732.
1808.

D
D

CO
CO

Di. el. 305. 392

21385 altissima L.

tallest

A

or

8 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1686.

D

CO

Mart. cen. 14

2 recurvata Ph.

recurvate

i

A

or

6 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1686.

D

CO

3 virginiana Ph.

Virginian

I

A

or

6 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1686.

D

CO

21386 pyramidata Ph.

pyramidal

A

or

2 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1790.

D

CO

21387 rugbsa W.

•wrhMe-leaved

•^

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1732.

D

CO

Di. el. 308. 396

21388 villbsa Ph.

villous

&_

A

or

2 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1732.

D

CO

21389 scabra W.

scabrous

5

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

D

CO

21390 nemoralis R. K.

grove

5

A

or

Y

N. Amer.

1769.

D

CO

21391 patula W.

spreading

^

A

or

2" s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1805.

D

CO

21392 wlmifblia W.

Elm-leaved

^

A

or

2 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1805.

D

CO

21393 arg&ta H. K.

sharp-710/c/!^

•^

A

or

4 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21394 Juncea H. K.

Rush-stalked

i

A

or

2 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1769.

D

CO

21395 virgata MX.
21396 pulverulenta Nut.

twiggy
powdered

1

A
A

or
or

1| au.s
3 au.s

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1800.

D
D

CO
CO

argentea Lo. C.

21397 polifblia Lo. C.

Folium-leaved

^

A

or

3 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1826.

D

CO

21398 elliptica H. K.

elliptic-team*

•*v

A

or

3 au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1759.

D

CO

21399 recurvata W. en.

recurved

2

A

or

2 s.n

Y

N. Amer.

D

CO

retrorsa MX.

21400 sempervlrens L.

evergreen

&

A

or

5 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1699.

D

CO

Cor. ca. 169

21401 odbra H. JL

sweet-smelling

1

A

or

3 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1699.

D

CO

Pluk.al. 116.6

II

. ERE'CXE. — Racemes erect.

i. SERRA^T*:. — Lower leaves serrated or toothed.

21402 petiolaris H. K.

petioled

^

A

or

4 o.d

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

21403 stricta H. K.

strict

Z\i

A

or

3 s

Y

N. Amer.

1758.

D

CO

214(4 virgata MX.

twiggy

QL

A

or

2 s

Y

N. Amer.

D

CO

21405 squarr6sa Mhl.

rough

^

A

or

3 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

D

CO

21406 cassia H. K.

grey

^t

A

or

2 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1732.

D

CO

DL el. 307. 395

21407 livida W. en.

livid

^L

A

or

2 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

D

CO

21408 hispida W.

hairy

&

A

or

2 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

21409 hirta W. en.

hairy

^

A

or

2 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

D

CO

21410 /ithospermifblia W.

Gromwell-lvd
smooth-leaved

1

A

A

or
or

2 au.o
3 o.n

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1811.
1699.

D
D

CO
CO

21412 mexicana L.

Mexican

•^

A

or

3 jl.o

Y

N. Amer.

1683.

D

CO

Dod. m. 4. 219

21413 viminea H. K.

twiggy

V

A

or

3 s

Y

N. Amer.

1759.

D

CO

21414 specidsa Nut.

showy

A,

A

or

4 s.o

Y

N. Amer.

1817.

D

CO

21415 macrophf lla Ph.
21416 noveboracensis Ph.

long-leaved
New York

1

A
A

or
or

3 au.o
3 jl.o

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

...

D
D

CO
CO

21417 glomerata MX.

glomerated

^

A

or

3 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1820.

D

CO

21418 flexicaulis L.

crook-stalked

^V

A

or

2 s

Y

N. Amer.

1725.

D

CO

Her. par. 244

21419 elata Ph

tall hairy

V

A

or

6 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

D

CO

21420 lat.fblia L.

broad-leaved

^

A

or

11 s

Y

N. Amer.

1725.

D

CO

Pluk. al. 235. 4

21421 ambigua H. K.

ambiguous

^

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

1759.

D

CO

21422 rigida L.

rigid-leaved

•^V

A

or

3 s

Y

N. Amer.

1710.

D

CO

Her. par. 243

21423 axillaris Ph.

axillarv

^

A

or

2 au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1811.

D

CO

21424 Virgaurea L. Golden R'od, com. ^

A

or

2 jl.s

Y

Britain woods.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 301

2 americana

American

*

A

or

2 jl.au

Y

N. Amer.

1800.

D

CO

3 alpina Schl.

alpine

k

A

or

1 jl.s

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

CO

21425 arenaria Poir.

sand

A

or

lijl.au

Y

S. Europe

1816.

D

CO

moritana Poir.

21426 alpestris Kit.

rock

•^v

A

or

1J jl.s

Y

Hungary

1816.

D

CO

21427 nudifl&ra Viv.

naked-flowered

^

A

or

1 jl.au

Y

S. Europe

1820.

D

CO

2U28 puberula Nut.
21429 cambrica Hud.

puberulous
Welsh

1

A
A

or
or

2 s.o
I jl.au

Y
Y

N. Amer.
Wales

...

D
D

CO
CO

Di. el. 306.

21430 nepalensis D. Don
21431 multiradiata H. K.

Nepal
many-rayed

1

A
A

or
or

1 jl.au
ijl.au

Y
Y

Nepal
Labrador

1776.

D
D

CO
CO

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

349

21432 simplex Kth.

21433 rain uta /..

21434 dectirrens Lou.

21435 littoralis Savi

21436 humilis Ph.

simple-stemmed

minute

decurrent

shore

humble

Mexico 1826.
Pyrenees 1772.
China 1823.
Etruria 1827.
N. Amer. 1811.

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Bot. cab. 189

ii. INTEGRIFOLI.IE. — Leaves all entire.

21437 pauciflosculosa MX. few-floreted ^ A or 2 au.o Y N. Amer. 1811. D co

21438 angustifolia Nut. narrow-leaved ^ A or 3 s.o Y N. Amer. ... D co

21439 erecta Ph. upright ^ A or 3 au.o Y N. Amer. ... D co

*2340. CINERARIA L. CINERARIA. (Cineres, ashes ; down covering surfaces of leaves.) Comp.Jacobece. 51.

I. GEIFOLI.E. — Flowers radiate.
INDIVI8.EF6LI.S:. — Leaves undivided ; peduncles many-flmuered ; shrubby.

21440 lactea W. en.

milk-colored

tt i | or

3 jn.jl

W

......

1816.

C

l.p

21441 PetasUes B. M.

Butterbur4«i

m iAI or

3 f.d

Y

Mexico

1812.

C

CO

Bot. mag. 1536

21442 gei folia L.

Geum-leaved

tt. | | or

2 ap.au

Y

C. G. H.

1710.

C

p.l

Com. h. 2. 73

21443 canescens W.en.

canescent

tt-i |or

2 ap.au

Y

C. G. H.

1790.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 1990

par vi flora H. K.

21444 aurtta Herit.

eared

tt. | | or

1J Jn.jl

P

Madeira

1777.

C

l.p

Bot. mag. 1786

214*5 cruenta Herit.

bloody-leaved

n. | 1 or

2 f.my

P

Canaries

1777.

R

p.l

Bot. mag. 406

21446 populifolia Lam.
21447 lobata W.

Poplar-leaved
lobed

tt-l (or
tt. i 1 or

2 jn.s
3 jn.au

R
Y

Canaries
C. G. H.

1780.
1774.

C
C

p.l
p.l

Yen. mal. 100

21448 pulchella Swt.

neat

tt. i | or

i* f.my

P

Canaries

1818.

C

l.p

21449 hybrida W.en.

hybrid

tt-l |or

2 f.my

Y

...

C

P-l

21450 praeNcox Cav.

early

tt. | |pr

1| f-ap

Y

Mexico

1824.

C

Lp

Cav. ic. 3. 244

21451 alba Lo. C.

white

tt. t_|pr

1 f.ap

W?

C. G. H.

1825.

C

l.p

21452 americana L.

American

*Qor

6 ...

Y

Grenada

18*5.

C

p.l

21453 incana Sivz.

hoary

tt. i 1 pr

2J jn.au

Y

Jamaica

1823.

C

l.p

21454 discolor Sum.

two-colored-/j>d

* 1 1 or

4 jl.au

W

Jamaica

1804.

C

Lp

21455 glabrata SUM.

smooth

n. 1 I or

1£ jn.au

Y

Jamaica

1822.

C

l.p

21456 lucida Swz.

shining

tt. [ I or

2 jn.au

Y

W. Indies

C

p.l

PL ic. 2. 154

214">7 cacalio'ides Thun.

Cacalia-like

«. i | or

2 jn.au

Y

C. G. H.

1816.

C

p.l

21458 salicifolia Kth.

Willow-leaved

tt. i | or

2J jn.au

Y

Mexico

1827.

C

p.l

21459 angustifolia Kth.

narrow-leaved

tt. i | or

1| jn.au

Y

Mexico

1825.

C

p.l

ii. DiviSjEFoLJjE. — Leaves divided or pinnatifid ; peduncles many-flowered

21460 bicolor L. two-colored tt. L_! or 2 jl.au Y Austria ... C co
ambigua Biv. nebrodensis Cav.

21461 AitonzViTM Spr. Aiton's tt. | 1 or 1 jn.au Y C p.l

21462 maritima L. sea Ragwort tt. | or 2 jl.s Y S. Europe 1633. C Lp Lob. ic. 227. 2

iii. UNIFLORA. — Peduncles one-flowered ; leaves undivided.

21463 lanata Herit. woolly tt. LJ or 3 my.s P Canaries 1780. C p.l Bot. mag. 53

21464 wjalvEefolia Herit.

21465 elktior Bouch&

21466 gigantea Sm.

21467 sibirica L.

21468 speci&sa Schr.

21469 Isevigata Host.

II. TussiLAGi'NEjfi. — Flowers radiate ,• peduncles many-flowered ; stems herbaceous.
i. CORDIFOLI.*:. — Leaves broad cordate.

Mallow-leaved
taller

§igantic
iberian
shovy
smooth-leaved

ii.

Sudetic
rivulet
thick-leaved

iAJ or
iAJ or
A or
A or
A or
A el

2 au

5 jl.au
1| jl.au
4 jn.au

6 jl.au
1 jl.au

Azores 1777. R p.l
D l.p

Cape Horn 1801. D Lp Ex. hot. 2. 65

Siberia 1784. D co Bot. mag 1869

Siberia 1815. D co Bot. reg.812

Siberia 1819. D l.p Sw. fl.gar.ic.

21470 sudetica Koch Sudetic ^ A or

21471 rivularis Kit. rivulet ^ A or

21472 crassifolia Kit. thick-leaved ^ A or
ovirensis Koch

21473 crispa L. curled ^ A or

21474 alp^stris Hoppe alpine ^ A or

21475 alplna Hoppe alpine ^ A or

21476 aurantiaca Hoppe orange ^ A el

21477 spatulasfblia Gm. , spatulate-lvd ^ A or
integrifolia Roth, longifolia Sturm

21478 longifolia Jac. long-leaved ^ A or

21479 papposa Rchb. pappose & A or

21480 camp^stris Retx. wild ^ A or

21481 integrifolia E. B. entire-leaved ^ A or

21482 palustris L. marsh ^ A or

21483 aurea L. golden ^ A or

21484 parviflora Bieb. small-flowered ^ A or

21485 racembsa Bieb. racemose ^ A or

— Leaves undivided, entire.

lijl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au

2|j].au Y

,

i jn.au
f my.jl
fmy.jl

2 jn au
i jn.au

1 my.jn
k my.jn

3 jn.jl
2| jl.au

2 jl.au
1 jl.au

Switzerl. 1819.
Hungary 1816.
Carinthia 1827.

Switzerl. 1818.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Switzerl. 1819.
Germany 1820.

D r.m Bot. mag. 2262
D Lp
D r.m

D r.ra Jac. au. 2. 178

D p.l

D co Jac. au. 2. 177

D p.l Sw. fl.gar.ic.

D p.l

Austria 1792. D co Jac. au. 2. 181
Galicia 1821. D p.l
Europe ... D co Jac. au. 180
England ch.pa. D co Eng. bot. 152
England mar. D m.s Eng. bot. 151

D r.m

D l.p

D

Siberia 1827.
Caucasus 1820.
Caucasus 1820.

p.l

21486 canadensis L.

21487 caucasica Bieb.

21488 humifusa Herit.

iii. DIVI^SA. — Leaves divided.

Canadian ^ A or 2 jn.au Y Canada 1739. D co

III. PAUCIFLORE. — Flowers rayed ; peduncles one-flowered.

i. INDIVIS^E. — Leaves undivided.

Caucasian j£ A °r 1J jn.au Y Caucasus 1816. D l.p
trailing £ uAI or £ jl.au Y C. G. H. 1704. R p.l

ii. LYRAT^FbuA. — Leaves lyrate-pinnatifid.
clammy £ OJ or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Jac. fr. 12. 7. 2

(Agathos, excellent : beautiful flowers.) Comp. Jacobete. 2.
«- l_J pr 1| f.s B C. G. H. 1759. C p.l Bot. mag. 249

tt. t_j pr 2 f.s B C. G. H. 1800. C p.l

21489 viscbsa Herit.

2341. AGATH^A Cos. AGATHJEA.

21490 ccelestis Cas. heavenly blue
Cineraria omelloldes L.

21491 /inifolia G. Don Flax-leaved
Cineraria tfnifolia L.

2342. SENECPLLIS Gae. SENECILLIS. (Perhaps a diminutive of Senecio.) Comp. Jacoblee. 2.

21492 glauca Gae. glaucous ^ A or 6jl.au Y Siberia 1790. Deo Gm. si. 2. 74
Cineraria glauca L.

21493 purpurata Gae. purple £ _AJ or 2 my.jl P C. G. H. 1816. D p.l
Cineraria purpurata L.

2343. CAI/y'TIS R. Br. CALOTIS. (Kalos, beauty, ow.f, an ear ; palere of pappus.) Comp. Car d.l'ern. 1.— 2.

21494 cuneifolia R. Br. wedge-leaved £ iAI pr 1 my.jn B N. Holl. 1819. Deo Bot. reg.504

350

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

2344. KAULFU'SS/^ Nees. KAULFUSSIA. (G. Fred. Kaulfuss, M.D., prof, bot., Halle.) Comp. Jacobt<z. 1.
21495 amelldides Nees Amellus-like O pr 1 jl.au B C. G. H. 1819. S co Bot. reg. 490

2345. J'NULA L. INULA. (Corrupted from Helenium.) Comp. Card. Fern. 41.—

. SUFFRUTICOS*. — Stems subshrubby.
tuberous-rooted & A or lijl.au Y S. Europe 1640. Deo M.h.7. 19,20

4 ... Y Greece 1800. C co

2 au.s Y England sal.m. D co Eng. bot. 68

1 ... Y VeraCruz 1733. C l.p K.Hou.8. 19

— Stems generally one-flowered ; leaves broad, oblong, or lanceolate ; herbaceous.
great-flowered ^ A or 2 jl.au Y Caucasus 1810. D r.m
glandulose ^ A or 2 jl.au Y Georgia 1804. D co Bot. mag. 1907
hairy ^ A or 1 jn.s Y Austria 1759. D co Jac. au. 4. 358

mountain ^ A or 1| jl.au Y S. Europe 1759. D co Gar. aix 10

large-calyxed ^ A or 1J jl.au Y Sicily 1827. D r.m

21496 tuberbsa Lam.

.Erigeron tuberbsui
214!»7 crithmo'ides L.

21498 crithmifblia Mil.

21499 saturejoldes Mil.

II. SUBUNIFLbfLE.

21500 grandiflora W.
2151)1 glandulosa W.
2t:i02 hirta L.

21503 montana L.

21504 calyclna Spr.
montana Blv.

21505 provinciulis L.

III. SUBMULTIFLOKJB. —

W.

Crithmum-like * | or

Crithmum-lvd £ A or

Savory-like m [~~1 or

Provence

A or 1

France 1778. D co

21506 odora L. fragrant

21507 mariana L. Maryland

21508 quadridentata Lag. four-tooth-j?tw?

21509 salicina L. Willow -leaved

21510 2fub.vinium Jac. Bubonium

21511 Vaillantw Vil. Vaillant's
2151^ Pulicaria L. Flea-wort

Pulicaria vulgaris Gae.

21513 arabica Lk. Arabian
Pulicaria arabica Lk.

21514 undulata L. wave-leaved

21515 indica L. Indian '

21516 paludosa Lk. marsh

many-flowered; branches and peduncles one-flowered ; leaves broad
'ong, or lanceolate ; herbaceous.

M. h.3.7.21.6
Mil. ic. 1. 57. 1

lijn.au Y S. Europe 1821.

1 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1742.

1 jl.au Y Spain 1820.

2 au.s Y N. Europel648.
14J1.S Y Austria 1801.
2 jn.au Y France 1739.

1 au.s Y England moi. h. S co Eng. bot. 1196

l|au.s Y Arabia 1823. S co Pluk. al. 149. 4

D co

D co

D co

D co Fl. dan. 786

D co Jac. au. 5. ap. 19

D co

1 jl.o
lijl.o
f Jl.au

Egypt 1739.
E. Indies 1739.
Spain 1816.

S co

S co Bur. zey. 55. 2

S co

IV. CORYMBOSE. — Flowers corymbose ; leaves broad, oblong, or lanceolate; herbaceous.

2 jl.s Y Germany 1759. D co Fl. dan. 413
2 au.s Y England wat.pl. D co Eng. bot. 1115

A
A w

21517 britannica L. Britannic

21518 dysenterica L. dysentery
Pulicaria dysenterica Lk.

21519 mo\l\s Bernh. soft ^ A or

21520 conyzoides Desf. Conyza-like ^ A or

21521 suav^olens Jac. sweet-scented ^ A or

21522 O'culus Christt L. Christ's eye ^ A or

21523 campestris Bes. field ^ A or
O'culus Christz Bieb. helenoides Dec.

21524 verbascifdlia Bieb. Mullein-leaved ^ A or

2 jn.au
1 jl.au
1£ jn.au
lijl.s
1 jl.au

Crete 1810.
S. Europe 1758.
Austria 17-59.
Podolia 1823.

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Jhapsoides Spr.

91525 gossypiria MX. cottony ^ A or

21526 villosa L. villous O or
Pulicaria villosa Lk.

21527 squarrosa L. squarrose ^ A or

21528 viscbsa H. K. clammy tf Al or
.Erigeron viscosus Jac

21529 germanica L. German ^ A °r

21530 h^brida Baum. hybrid ^ A or

21531 blfrons L. two-fronted ^ A or lfjn.au

lijl.au Y Caucasus P1819. D co

1 jLau

1 jl.s
lijl.au

4 jn.jl

2 jl.au

Y

Y?

L.Y

Y

Y
Y
Y

N. Amer. 1823.
N. Amer. 1811.

Italy 1768.
S. Europe 1596.

Germany 1759.
Podolia 1818.
S. Europe 1713.

D p.l

S pil

D co

C p.l

Jac. vin. 3. 51
Jac. au. 3. 223

Pluk. al. 16. 1
Jac. vin. 2. J65

V. AMGUSTIFOLI*:. — Leaves narrow.

21532 ensifolia L. sword-leaved ^ A or fjl.s Y Austria 1793.

21533 fframinifulia MX. Grass-leaved ^ A or 1 jl.au Y N. Amer. ...

21534 foe'tida L. fetid O or 2 jn.au Y Malta 1688.

21535 saxatilis Lam. rock ^ A or f jn.au Y S. Europe 1816.
jErigeron glutinosus L.

D co Jac. au. 2. 134

D co

D co Her. par. 127

I) co Jac. au. 2. 162

D p.l

S co Boc. sic. 26. 13

D co

2346. CORVISA'RT/^ Merat CORVISARTIA.

21536 Hetenium Merat Elecampane ifc A °r
/'nula Helenium L.

21537 caucasica G. Don Caucasian ^ A or
/'nula caucasica Pers.

(M. Corvisart, a man's name.) Comp. Card. Fern. 2.
* jl.au Y Britain m. me. D co Eng. bot. 1546

4 jl.au Y Caucasus 1818. D co

^2347. GRIND E^LIA W. en. GRINDELIA. (Grindel, a German botanist.) Comp. Card. Fern. 8. —9.

*l_jor 2 year Y Mexico 1803. C l.p Bot. reg. 187

21538 glutinosa Dunal glutinous
Don/a glutinbsa R. Br.

21539 hiuloldes W. en. Inula-like tt | | or

21540 spatulXta Lk. spatulate * \ | or

21541 squarrosa Dunal squarrose j£ LAI or
Donjrt squarrbsa Ph.

21542 Lambertij G. Don Lambert's & \ | or

21543 angustifolia Kth. narrow-leaved £ iAI or

21544 DuvaUi Spr. Duval's * i | or

angustiftMia Duval

21545 ciiiata W. en. ciliated ^ Q) or
Donia ciliata Nut.

H jn.s
U jl.s
2 jl.s

2 jl.s
1 jl.s

1IJ1.8

Mexico
Mexico

1815.
1819.

Missouri 1811. C

C l.p Bot. reg. 248
C l.p

Mexico
Mexico
Mexico

1816,
1822.
1820.

Bot. reg. 781

C l.p

N. Amer. 1821. S l.p Hook. ex. fl. 45

*2348. PODO'LEPIS Lab. PODOLEPIS. (Pous, foot, lepis, scale ; stalks of fl. covered with.) Comp. Card. Fern. 2.

21546 rugata Lab. virmWe-scaled £ iAI or 1 jl.au W N. Holl. 1803. C s.p Lab. n. h. a. 208

21547 acuminata H. K. sharp-scaled £ J±\ or | my.au W N. S. W. 1803. C s.p Bot. mag. 956
Scalia jaceoldes B. M.

2349. CH^ETANTHE^RA Fl. per. CH^TANTHERA. (Ckaite, bristle, anthera, anther.) Comp.Labiat. 2. — 4.

21548 ciliata Fl. per. ciliated j£ iAI or 2 jl.au ... Chile 1822. D co

21549 chilensis Desv. Chile )£ lAJ or 1 jLau ... Chile 1827. D p.l
Perdicium chile"nse W.

ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

351

2350. A'RNICA L.
21550 montana L.

ARNICA. (Arnakis, lamb's skin ; leaves.)
mountain ^ A or 1 jl.au Y Europe

Comp. Card. Vern. 9. — 28.
1731. D p.l Bot. mag. 1749

21551 helvetica G. Don

Swiss ^

I A

or

1 jn.jl

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

r.m

montana Schl.

215.52 scorpio\des L.

scorpion-like ^

I A

or

a Jlau

Y

Austria

1710.

D

p.l

Bot. cab. 913

21553 cordata Wul.

cordate ^

I A

or

IJl.au

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

P.1

21554 lanigera Ten.
21555 Doronicum Jac.

wool-bearing ^
Leopard's bane ^

'. A
I A

or
or

f jn.au

Y
Y

Italy
Austria

1827.
1816.

1)
D

p.l
l.p

Jac. au. 1. 92

21556 Clusii All.

Clusius's ^

I A

or

I2 jl.au

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

p.l

Al. ped. 17. 51. 2

21557 Corsica Loi.

Corsican ^

I A

or

1 jl.au

Y

Corsica

1824.

1)

c.p

21558 glacialis Jac.

icy ^

I A

or

1 jn.au

Y

Switzerl.

1823.

D

p.l

Jac. ic. 586

2351. BELLI DI A'STRUM Cos. BELLID.
21559 Michelu Cas. Micheli's

A'rnica Bellidiastrum Vll.

ID. (Bellis, daisy, astrum, an affix signif. like.) Comp.Card. Vern. 1.
£ A or f jn.jl W Austria 1570. D p.l Bot. mag. 1196

2352. GERBExR/,4 firm. GERBERIA. (T. Gerber, German nat. and trav. in Russia.) Comp.Card. Vern. 1.-2.

i jl.au P C. G. H. 1822. D p.l Bot. reg. 855

(Doronigi, Arabic name.) Comp.Card.Vern. 7. — 8.

21560 crenata Lindl. crenated £ Ol pr

2353. DORO'NICUM L. LEOPARD'S BANE.

21561 Pardalianches L. Panther-strangler^ A or

21562 scorpioides W.

21563 Columns Ten.

21564 austriacum Jac.

21565 altaicum Pall.

21566 caucasicum Bieb.
orientale Adams

21567 plantagmeum L.

scorpion-like

Columna's

Austrian

Altaic

Caucasian

Plantain-/ vd

A or
A or
A or
A or
A or

A or

2 my

1 ap.jn

2 ap.jn
L «P-Jn
1 jn.au
1 jn.au

Britain m. pas. D co

Germany ... D co

Italy 1824. D co

Austria 1816. D co

Siberia 1783. D s.l

Caucasus 1815. D l.p

S. Europe 1570. D co.

Eng. bot 630

Jac. au. 130
Ac. pet. 1779. 16

2 my

*2354. DIPLO'COMA D.Don DIPL. (Diploos, double, koma, hair ; pappus two forms.) Comp. Card. Vern. I.

21568 villbsa D. Don villous ^ A or 1 my.jl Y Mexico 1826. Deo Sw. fl. gar. 24,6
Doronicum villbsum Sesse

2355. PERDI'CIUM Dec. PERDICIUM. (Perdix, a partridge ; fond of original plant.) Comp.Labiat. 1. — 2.

21569 Anandria Dec. Anandria ^ A "" | mr ... Siberia 1759. D co Gm. si. 2. 68. 1
Tussilago Anandria L.

2356. MUTI'S/4 Cav. MUTISIA. (Celestine Mutis, the discoverer, a S. Amer. bot.) Comp.Labiat. 1. —2.

21570 arachnoidea Mart, cobweb-like fi. CD or 6 jl.au R Brazil 1823. C p.l Bot. mag. 2705
speciosa B. M.

2357. TETRAGONOTHETA Herit. TETRAG. (Tetras;onos, quadrangular, theke, case.) Cotnp.Helidn. 1..

21571 heliantholdes Herit. Sunflower-like ^ A or 4 au.o Y Virginia 1726. D p.l Schk. nan. 3. 263

2358. XIMENENS/^ Cav. XIME\ESIA. (Joseph Ximenes, a Spanish apothecary.) Comp.Helidn. 5.

21572 encelo\Aes Cav. Encelia-like

21573 cordata Kth. cordate

21574 Cavanillesw Spr. Cavanilles's
Core6psis heterophylla Cav.

21575 fce'tida Sp-r. fetid
Simsia/icifblia Pers.

21576 heterophylla Kth. variable-leaved

2359. HELE^NIUM L. HELENIUM.

21577 autumnale L. autumnal

21578 pubescens H. K. pubescent

21579 pumilum W. dwarf

21580 canaliculatum Lam. channelled

21581 quadridentatum Lab. four-toothed

21582 quadripartUum Lk. four-parted

21583 mexicanum Hum. Mexican

*2360. TRICHOPHY'LLUM $ut. TRICHOPHYLLUM.

21584 oppositifolium Nut. opposite-leaved A or ...

2361. JBE'LLIS L. -DAISY. (Bellus, pretty; flower.) Comp. Card. Vern. 4. —6.

21585 perennis L. common perennial £ A pr i mr.au W Britain past. D co Eng. bot. 424
2 hort^nsis garden, large-double £ A Pr i mr.au R

i mr.au R

imr.au St

i mr.jn W.R Italy

f my.jl W

i mr.jl W

(.t/lWC/

f lAl or

£ lAJor
^t Q) or

'/* ^V0//£G*tC.

3 jn.n
3 jl.n
2 jl.s

"Y

Y
Y

Mexico
Mexico
Mexico

1795.
1826.
1820.

S l.p
S l.p
S co

Cav. ic. 2. 178'
Cav. ic. 3. 268

O or

3*jl.s

Y

Mexico

1824.

S co

Cav. ic. 1. 77

I O or

2 jl.au

Y

Mexico

1827.

S co

(Named after the celebrated Helen.) Comp. Helianthece. 7. — 8.

N. Amer. 1729. D p.l Schk. han. 3.250

N. Amer. 1776. D p.l

N. Amer.?1818. D p.l

N. Amer. 1800. D p.l

Louisiana 1790. S l.p Bot. reg. 598

1823. S l.p

Mexico 1825. D p.l

(Thrix, a hair, phyllon, a leaf ) Comp.Helidn. I.
Y Missouri ... D co

.k

A

or

3

au.o

Y

•k

A

or

3

au.s

Y

•^

A

or

1

au.s

Y

v

A

Ior

3

au.s

Y

0

or

2

my.o

Y

£

OJ

or

3

my.o

Y

&

A

or

3

au.s

Y

3 fistulosa piped, double-quilled •£ /\ pr

4 prolifera proliferous, Hen &Chic/isf A

21586 hybrida Ten. hybrid

21587 sylvestris Cyr. wood

21588 annua L. annual

A °r

8pr
pr

D co Bot. mag. 228

... D co

... D co

1824. D co

Portugal 1797. D co Bot. mag. 2511

S. Europe 1759. S co Bot. mag. 2174

2362. BE'LLIUM L. BELLIUM.

21589 tellidioides L. Daisy-like

21590 minutum L. minute

(Bellis, daisy ; similarity.)
Q pr k J"-s W Italy
A cu linjn.o W Levant

Comp. Card. Vern. 2.
1796. S s.p Lam. il. 684
1772. D co Ac. up. 1. 5. 2

*2363. DA'HL/^ Cav. DAHLIA. (Andrew Da/il, a Swedish botanist, pupil of Linn.) Comp.Helidn. 2. —3.
21591 superflua H. K. superfluous & A or 6 jl.n P Mexico 1789! R h.l Cav. ic. 1.80
Georgina pinnata W.

Double Garden Varieties.

Eclipse

Excellent

Fawn-colored

Fimbriata

Floribunda

Floribunda nana

Fulgida

Grand Alexander

Gris de Lin

Henriette

Insignis

Koning Aza

Agathe imperiale

Agathe royale

Atropurpiirea

Beauty of England

BeauU"> supreme

Belvidere

Bright purple

CameUia-flbra

Chancellor

Changeable purple

Comet

Crimson (Wells's)

Crimson (Young's)

Dodonae^us

L'Honneur d'Anvers
Lilac-striped

Duchess of Gloucester Lut£ola
E'legans Ma Favorite

Marquis

Morison

Mutabilis

Orange flag

Princess Alexandrina

Victoria

Princess Elizabeth
Pulchra
Purptirea nlgra
Royal olive
Royal purple
Royal sovereign
Ruby
Sablm
Sanguinea

Sans rival

Sovereign

Speciosa

Spring grove lilac

Straw-colored

Sulphurea grandifl5ra

Sulphurea specibsa

Sunflower

Superb crimson

Tendre Agathe

Victory

Waratah

White Dutch

Yellow Clifton

Yellow dwarf.

352

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

21592 frustranea H. K.
$ 2 fulgens

3 aurantia

4 1C. tea

5 crocea

barren rayed & A or

scarlet & A or

orange-cotorai A A or

yellow A A or

saffron & A or

s.n

6

6 s.n

6 s.n

6" s.n

6 s.n

S Mexico 1802. R h.l Cav. ic. 1.226

S Mexico 1802. R h.l Bot. mag. 762

O Mexico 1802. R h.l

Y Mexico 1802. R h.l

Su Mexico 1802. R h.l

2364. B(EBENR^f W. B(EBERA. (Bceber, a learned Russian botanist.) Comp.Jacobece. 2. —7.

21593 chrysanthemoldes W. Chrysanth.-lk O pr \\ o Y Carolina 1821. S l.p
Dyssbdia glutinbsa Can.

21594 porophylla Kth. Porophyllum O un 1 s Y Mexico 1817. S co
Dyssbdia porophylla Cav.

* 2365. TAGE^TES L. TAGETES. (Tages, a Tuscan divinity ; beauty of flowers.)
I. INTEGRIFOLIA. — Leaves entire.
21595 lucida Cav. shining-leaved £ iAI or 1 jl.n Y S. Amer. 1798.

D

Comp. Jacobece. 14.
p.l Bot. mag. 740

II. PlNNAV

*:. -

- Lc

avc<

r pinna

ted or b

ipinnated.

21596 patula L. spreading French Marigold
21597 erecta L. erect African Marigold

0

0

or
or

2
3

jn°s

Y.o
Y

Mexico
Mexico

1573.
1596.

8

S

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 150
Lam. il. 684

21598 corymbbsa Swt. corymbose

0

or

u

au.s

P

Mexico

1825.

S

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 151

2 lutea yellow

o

or

H

au.s

Y

Mexico

1825.

a

CO

21599 subvillbsa Lag. subvillous

0

or

i

s

Y

Mexico

1823.

s

CO

21600 minuta L. minute-flowered

0

or

2

au.o

Pa.Y

Chile

17 ^8

s

CO

Di. el. 280. 362

21601 caracasana Hum. Caraccas

o

or

3

au.s

Y

Caraccas

1819.

s

CO

216()2 tenuifolia Cav. fine-leaved

o

or

3

Y

Peru

1797.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2045

21603 angustifblia Kth. narrow-leaved

o

or

S

au.s

Y

Mexico

s

CO

21604 clandestlna Lag. concealed

0

or

3

jl.o

Y

Mexico

1823!

s

CO

coronopifblia W. en.

21605 filifblia Lag. thread-leaved

0

or

3

au.s

Y

Mexico

1826.

s

CO

21606 micrantha Cav. small-flowered

or

ft

jl.o

Y

Mexico

1822.

s

CO

21607 glandulbsa Schrank glandular

or

3

JLo

Y

S. Amer.

1819.

s

CO

21608 glandulifera Schrank glanduliferous

0

or

6

o.n

Y

Mexico

1826.

s

CO

2366. HETEROSPE'RMUM Cav. HETEROS. (rfeteros, variable, sperma, seed ; shape.) Comp.Helmn. 1.— 3.
21609 pinnatum Cav. wing-leaved O or 2 au.s Y NewSpain 1799. S co Cav. ic. 3. 267

(Christian Schkuhr, acute German botanist.) Comp.Helian. 1.
O un 2 jl.s Y Mexico 1798. S co Schk.han.3.250.b

2367. SCHKU^HR/^ Roth SCHKUHRIA.
21610 abrotanoldes Roth Wormwood-like

2368. PE'CTIS L.

21611 humifusa Swx.

21612 prostrata Cav.
21fil3 ciliaris L.

21614 /inifblia L.

21615 canescens Kth.

PECTIS.
trailing
prostrate
ciliated
Flax-leaved
canescent

10.

(Pecten, a comb ; teeth of pappus.) Comp.Helidnthete. 5. —

Uk O un | jl.au Y Jamaica 1824. S co PL ic. 95. a
Jc O un £ jl.au Y W. Indies 1818. S co Cav. ic. 4. 324
ED un 1 jl Y Hispanic. 1793. S co PI. ic. 151. 2

[QJ un

1 jl.au
j jl.au

Jamaica 1732. S co SI. jam. 1. 149.3
Mexico 1826. S co

2369. LONGCHA'MPS/4W. LONGC. (J.L.A.Loiseleur Deslongchamps, M.D., French bot.) Comp Helidn. 1.
21616 capillifblia W. hair-leaved O pr i jn.jl Y Barbary 1822. S co

jP£ctis discoidea Horn. Leysfcra discoidea Spr. Gn

discoidea Horn. Leysfcra discoidea Spr. Gnaphalium \eyseroides Desf.

2370. LEYSENIL4 L. LEYSERA. (Frederick William Leyser, a German botanist.) Comp.Eup. 4. — 10.

21617 polifolia Thun. Polium-leaved tt |_J pr 1| jl.s

21618 gnaphalbdes L. woolly tt| j pr 2 jl.s

21619 squarrbsa W. squarrose ttj | pr 2 jl.s

Stsehellna gnaphalbdes L.

21620 ciliata Tliun. ciliated tt i_] pr 1| jl.s

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1774.
1815.

p.l

p.l Jac. ic. 3. 588

Lp

.p Pluk. al. 302. 3

C. G. H. 1816. S p.l

237L SELLOM Spr.
21621 glutinosa Spr.

SELLOA.
clammy

(Fred. Sello, a German botanist in Brazil.) Comp.Eupatorece. \. — 2.
* CD un 3 f Y Brazil 1819. C co Bot. reg. 462

C p.l

C p.l Bot. reg. 587

C p.l

C p.l

2372. RELHAVNI4 Herit. RELHANIA. (Rev. Richard Relhan, author Fl. Cantab.) Comp.Helian. 5. — 19.

21622 squarrbsa Herit. squarrose tt t_J pr 1£ my.jn Y C. G. H. 1774.

21623 pfingens Herit. pungent tt i_j pr U s Y C. G. H. 1820.

21624 lateriflora Herit. side-flowering tt |_J pr | s Y C. G. H. 1823.

21625 /jenistifblia Herit. Genista-leaved tt t_J pr 1 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1823.
/fthanasia^enistifdlia L.

21626 paleacea Herit. chaffy tt | | pr

Leysera erico'ides Berg.

2373. Zl'NN/^ L. ZINNIA. (John Godfrey Zinn, prof. bot. Gottingen.)

I. SESsiUFLbRA. — Flowers sessile.

21627 pauciflbra L. few-flowered O or 2 jLau Y Peru

II. PEDUNCULIFLOR.K — Flowers pedunculate.

my.jn Y C. G. H. 1818. C p.l Gae. fr. 173. 9
Comp. Helianthete. 8. —

1753. S r.m Mil. ic. 1. 64

21628 multiflbra L.

many-flowered

O

or

2

jn.o

R

N. Amer. 1770.

S

r.m

Bot. mag. 149

21629 verticillata Andr.

vrhor\-leaved

O

or

2

jl.au

R

Mexico

1789.

S

r.m

Bot. rep. 189

21630 £legans Jac.

elegant

0

or

2

jn.s

S

Mexico

1796.

s

r.m

Bot mag. 527

wiolacea H K.

21631 tenuiflbra Jac.

slender-flowered

0

or

2

jl.au

S

Mexico

1799.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 555

21632 revoluta Cav.

revolute

o

or

2

jl.au

s

Mexico

1817.

s

CO

21633 angustifolia Hum.

narrow-leaved

or

2

jl.au

R

Mexico

1824.

s

CO

21634 hybrida B. M.

hybrid

or

0

jn.jl

S

S. Amer.

1818.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2123

*2374. CHRYSANTHEMUM L. CHRYSANTHEMUM. (Chrysos, gold, anthemon, fl.) Comp. Anthem. 30 36.

I. FauTicbSA. — Shrubby ; rays white.

21635 pinnatifidum L. pinnatifid «t | | or 3 my.au W Madeira 1777. C p.l

21636 anc'jmalum Lag. anomalous tt | or 1 jn.jl W Spain 1816. D co

21637 radlcans Cav. rooming-branched » ,_J or 1 my.au W Spain 1818. C 8.1

II. ALBIFL?>RA. — Herbaceous ; rays white.

21638 paludbsum Desf. marsh ^ A or 1| jn.jl W

21639 rotundifoliumJF.# K. round-leaved £ A or 1$ jn.jl W

21640 mexicanum Bonp. Mexican ^ A or 1 au W

21641 atratum W. blackened-/yd ^ A <"• 1 jl.au W
2 lobatum Schl. lobed ^ A or fjl.au W

21642 heterophyllum W. various-leaved £ A °r 1 Jl-au W

21643 leucanthemum L. white-flowered £ A or 2 jn.jl W

Barbary 1810. S co Desf. at. 2. 238

Hungary 1817. D co

Mexico 1825. D co

Austria 1731. D co

Switzerl. 1819. D co

Switzerl. 1806. D co

Britain pas. D co Eng. bot. 601

ORDER 11 ,

SYNGENESIA SLTERFLUA.

353

21644 montanum L.

mountain £

A

or

2 jn.jl

W

France

1759.

D

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 91

21645 lanceolatum Pers.

lanceolate •£

A

or

i jn.jl

W

Hungary

1817.

D

CO

21646 sylvestre L.

wood j£

A

or

2 jn.jl

w

1804.

D

CO

21647 #raminifblium L.

Grass-leaved £

A

or

1 my.jl

w

Montpel.

17"9.

D

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 92

21648 perpusillum Loi.
21649 rtbsinthiifblium Fis.

very small £
Wormwood-lvdj?

A
A

or
or

1 jn.jl

w
w

France
Siberia

182;!.
1824.

I)
D

CO
CO

21650 monspeliense L.

Montpelier jC

A

or

1 jn.s

w

Montpel.

1739.

1)

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 93

21651 ^chille<z? W.

Milfoil-leaved £

A

or

1 jn.au

w

Italy

1775.

1)

CO

Mic. gen. 34. 29

21652 argenteum W.

silver-leaved j£

A

or

1 jl.au

w

Levant

1731.

I)

CO

21653 arcticum L.

arctic j£

A

or

i jn.au

W.p

Kamtsch.

1801.

D

CO

W. h. b. 33

21654 tanacetifblium W.

Tansy-leaved ]f

A

or

1 jn.au

w

A. Minor

1818.

1)

CO

21655 rfaucifolium Pers.

Carrot-leaved i£

A

or

1 jn.au

w

1820.

I)

CO

21656 carinatum Schous.

keeled

O

or

2 jl.o

W.p

Barbary

1796.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 508

21657 pumilum W7. era.

dwarf

0

or

* jl o

w

1806.

S

CO

III. FtAVIFLbRA.—

Herbaceous ; rays yellow.

21658 segetum L.

corn

0

or

li jn.au

Y

Britain (

:orn fi.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 540

21659 Mycbnj* W.

Mycon's

O

or

1 jl.au

Y

Italy

1775.

s

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 94

21660 italicum L.

Italian Jc

A

or

2 jn.jl

Pa.Y

Italy

1796.

D

CO

21661 coronarium L.

farland

O

or

4 jl.s

Y

Sicily

1629.

8

CO

Lam. il. 678. 6

21662 indicum L.

ndian £

A

or

2 s.n

Y

China

C

r.m

IV. VARIIFLOI

u. -

-Ht

rbaceous ;

flowei

rs variable.

21663 triparfitum Swt.

triparted £

A

or

3 s.n

Y

E. Indies

1800.

c

r.m

Sw. fl. gar. 193

indicum Pers.

21664 sinense Sab.

Chinese £

A

or

3 o.n

Va

China

1764.

c

r.

1 Purple Bot. mag. 327

2 Changeable White Bot. mas.

2042

3 Quilled White Bot. reg. 4

4 Superb White Bot. reg. 455

5 Tasseled White

6 Quilled Yellow

7 Sulphur Yellow

8 Golden Yellow Sot. reg. 4*

9 Large Lilac

10 Rose or Pink

11 Buff' or Orange

12 Spanish Brown

13 Quilled flamed Yellow Hort.

tr. 4. 14

14 Quilled Pink Bot. reg. 616

15 Early Crimson Hort. tr. 5. 3

Garden Varieties.

16 Large quilled Orange Hort. tr.

5. 3

17 Expanded light Purple

18 Quilled light Purple

19 Curled Lilac Sw. ft. ear. 7
Yellow

Sw. fl.

20 Superb clustered

gar. 14

21 Semidouble quilled Pink Hort.

tr. 5. 17*

22 Semidouble quilled White

23 Semidouble quilled Orange Hort.

tr. 5. 17* *

24 Late pale Purple

25 Quilled Salmon-colored Hort. tr.

5. 17*

26 Small Yellow Hort. tr. 5. 17**

27 Paper White

28 Pale Buff

29 Early Blush

30 Blush Ranunculus-flowered

31 Changeable pale Buff

32 Two-colored Red

33 Starry Purple

34 Brown Purple

35 Late quilled Yellow

36 Double Indian Yellow

37 Parks's small Yellow

38 Tasseled Yellow

39 Tasseled Lilac

40 Semidouble quilled pale Orange

41 Golden Lotus-flowered

42 Two-colored incurved

43 Yellow Waratah

44 Double Indian White

2375. PYRE^THRUM Sm. FEVERFEW.

(Pyr, fire; hot-tasted root.)

. FRUTICOSA. — Shrubby; rays white.

Composite Anthemidets. 49.

21665 crithmifbliumW.ew. Samphire-lvd «* | | or
21666 anethifdlium W. en. Dill-leaved m \ | or

3 year
3 year

W

w

Teneriffe 1815.
Teneriffe 1815.

C
C

CO
CO

21667 /ceniculaceumJF. en. Fennel-leaved * i | or

3 year

w

Teneriffe 1815.

C

CO

Bot. reg. 272

21668 frut^scens L. frutescent m\ | or

3 year

w

Canaries 1699.

c

p 1

21669 coronopifblium W.en. Buckhorn-lvd il | | or

2 year

w

Canaries

C

l.p

21670 grandiflbrum W. en. great-flowered *t i | or

3 year

w

Canaries 1815.

C

21671 Broussonetz Cham. Broussonet's * | | or

2 jl.au

w

Canaries 1817.

C

s 1

21672 speciosum W. en. showy il | | or

3 year

w

Canaries 1815.

c

l.p

II. ALBIFLbHA. —

Herbaceous

; rays white.

21673 simplicifblium W. simple-leaved !U El pr

i jn.jl

W W. Indies 1817.

D

CO

21674 latifblium W. en. broad-leaved £ A pr

2 jn.jl

W

Pyrenees 1820.

D

CO

grandiflbrum Lap.

21675 maximum Dec. largest ^ A or

1 jLau

W

S. Europe 1818.

D

CO

21676 serotinum W. late-flowering Jf A pr

1 S.O

w

N. Amer. 1731.

1)

CO

Jac. ob. 4. 90

21677 uliginbsum Kit. marsh £ A pr
21678 .ffalsamita W. Balsamita tf A pr

I|JL«

2 jl.au

w

w

Hungary 1816.
Levant 1779.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2706
Jac. ob. 4. 89

21679 Hallerz W. Haller's £ A pr

1 jn.jl

w

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 458. 2

21680 alplnum W. alpine £ A pr

IJl.au

w

Switzerl. 1759.

D

CO

2 pubescens pubescent £ A or

I jl.au

w

Switzerl. 1819.

D

CO

21681 diversifblium Grah. variable-leaved £ A| pr
21682 Barrelien Lk. Barrelier's £ A or

i jl.au
I jl.au

w
w

N. Holl. 1823.
S. Europe 1820.

I)
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 1025

21683 tomeritbsum Loi. woolly ^ A or

I jl.au

w

Corsica 1818.

D

CO

21684 pulverulentum W. powdery £ A pr

ljjn.au

w

Caucasus 1806.

I)

CO

21685 ceratophvlloldes W. Hornwort-like £ A pr

1 jn.jl

w

Piedmont 1819.

1)

CO

Al.ped. 1.37. 1

21686 pal ustre 'W. marsh £ A or

1 jn.jl

w

Armenia 1820.

D

CO

21687 pinnatifidum W. pinnatifid £ A or

2 my.jn

w

1823.

D

CO

21688 macrophyllum W. long-leaved £~ A pr
Achillea sambucifdlia Desf.

3 jl.au

w

Hungary 1803.

1)

CO

W. & K. 1. 94

21689 coryinbbsum W. corymbose £ A Pr
21690 cinerariaefolium TVey.Cineraria-lvd £ A or

1 jn.au
2 jl.au

w
w

Germany 1596.
Dalmatia 1826.

D
D

CO
S.I

Jac. au. 4. 379

21691 Parthenium Sm. common Pellitory j£ A w

2 jn.s

w

Britain rubb.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 1231

2 fibre plfeno double-flowered^ A or

2 jn.s

w

C

r.m

21692 Mandiana Hort. Mandiana £ A or

l|jn.au

w

France is'ik

S

CO

21693 parthenifblium W. Parthenium-lvd £ A Pr

2 jnjl

w

Caucasus 1804.

D

CO

Ven. eels 43

21694 caucasicum W. Caucasian )£ A Pr

ijl.au

w

Caucasus 1804.

D

CO

21695 sericeum Bieb. silky £ A pr

1 jn au

w

Iberia 1823.

D

CO

21696 tenuifblium Ten. slender-leaved £ A pr

1 jl.au

w

Caucasus 1806.

D

CO

21697 parviflorum W. small-flowered O un

2i jn.au

w

1820.

S

CO

21898 praj\ox Bieb. early O or

1 jn.jl

w

Caucasus 1818.

S

CO

21699 ptarmicaefblium W. Sneezewort-lvd j£ A pr

li jl.au

w

Caucasus 1803.

I)

CO

21700 inodbrum Sm. scentless O pr

1 au.s

w

Britain dry fi.

s

co

Eng. bot. 676

2 floribus plenis large-double -* A or
grandiflorum Hort.

i jn.au

w

1825.

C

S.1

21701 elegans Pall. e\egant -* Q) or

1 jl.au

w

Mt. Baldo 1816.

S

CO

21702 maritimum Sm. sea j£ A pr

1 jn.o

w

Britain seash.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 979

21703 fuscatum Desf. shaded O or
21704 leptophyllum Stev. fine-leaved £ A or

ijl.au
1 au.s

w
w

S. Europe 1821.
Caucasus 1821.

8

s

1.1

S.I

Desf. at 2. 237

A a

354

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

— Jferbaceous ,- rays red.
IJau.s Pk Caucasus 1804. D co

2 jl.s Pa.R Caucasus 1826. D co

Bot. mag. 1080
Bot. reg. 1026

viFLbRA. — Herbaceous; rays yellow.
Qun f jn.s Y E. Indies

1810.

S

p.l

Bot. mag. 1521

o

or

i l.au

Y

••••••

1818.

S

CO

£

A

or

1 jl.au

Y

Spain

1823.

s

CO

Bar. ic. 1153

£

O

A

or

1 jl.au
f jn.jl

Y
Y

Barbary
Siberia

1820.
1796.

I)

s

CO
CO

Desf. at. 2. 235. 2
Gm. si. 2. 85. 1

A

pr

2 my.s

Y

Siberia

1731.

D

CO

Mil. ic. 1. 9

3

A

pr

2 au.s

Y

Caucasus

1823.

D

CO

Gm. si. 86. 2

III. RUBRIF16RA.

21705 carneum Bieb. flesh-colored )£ A el
Chrysanthemum coccineum B. M.

21706 rbseum Bieb. rosy £ A or

IV. FLAVIF

21707 Indicum Rox. Indian

21708 breviradiatum Led. short-rayed

21709 Boccbnu W. Bocconi's

21710 trifurcatum W. three-forked

21711 bipinnatum W. bipinnate-/i>d

21712 millefoliatum W. thousand-lvd

21713 achitte&folium Bieb. Milfoil-leaved 3: A pr

2376. MATRICA^RIA L. MATRICARIA. (Matrix, the womb ; sup. med. qual.) Comp. Anthem. 4.— 5.

21714 suav^olens L. sweet-smelling Q un 1| jn.au W Europe 1781. S co

21715 Chamomilla L. JPiYrfChamomile Qw 1 my.jl W Britain ro.sid. S co Eng. bot 1232

21716 caP<§nsis L. Cape t. Ol un i jl.s W C. G. H. 1699. S co Seba 1. 16. 2

21717 pusilla W.en. small Q un ± jl.s W S co

2377. BOLTO>N/^ Herit. BOLTONIA. (J. B. Bolton, an English botanist.) Comp. Card. Fern. 2.

21718 asteroides Herit. Starwort-like ^ A pr 3 au.o F N. Amer. 1758. D s.l Bot. mag. 2554

21719 glastifblia Herit. Woad-leaved ^ A pr 1| s Pk N. Amer. 1758. D s.l Bot. mag. 2381

2378. LIDBE'CK/^ Berg. LIDBECKIA. (E. G. Lidbeck, a Swedish botanist.) Comp. Anthem. 2. — 4.

21720 pectinata Berg. pectinated * i_| pr 2 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Berg. c. 306. 5. 9
21/21 lobata Thun. lobed » i_J pr 2 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1800. C l.p Lam. il. 701. 3

C6tula quinqu&oba L.

2379. CE^NIA Com. CENIA.

21722 turbinata Pers. turbinated

Lidbeckja turbinSta Thun.

(Kenos, empty; inflated calyx.) Composite Anthemldete. 1.

O un 1 jl.au W C. G. H. 1713. S co Lam.il. 701.

2380. CO'TULA L.
21723 anthemoides L.
2l724aurea L.

21725 coronopif61ia L.

21726 viscbsa L.

21727 tanacetifolia W.

21728 sphan-ar.tha Lk.

21729 nudicaulis Thun.

COTULA. (Dim. of cota, old name for a species of A nthemis.) Comp. Anth. 7.— 29.

Anthemis-like E3 un 1 jl au Y St. Helena 1696. S co Di. el. 23. 25

Y Spain 1818. S co

Y C. G. H. 1683. S co Lam. il, 700. 1

W Vera Cruz 1739. D l.p

Y C. G. H. 1783. S co Pluk.m.430.7

Y Congo 1821. D co

Y C. G. H. 1816. C l.p H. sys. 69. 4

1 jlau
* jl-au
I jl-au

Anthemis-like !TT1 un
golden O or

Buckhorn-lvd ED un
clammy j£ (A1 un | au

Tansy-leaved O un f jn.au
round-flowered £ [22 un 2 my.jn
naked-stemmed^ iAJ or | jl.au

2381. GRA'NGE^ J. GRANGEA. (Grange, probably a man's name.) Composite Anthemidece. 7. —

21730 chinensis Lam. Chinese
C6tula cuneifblia W.

21731 minima W. least

21732 decumbens Desf. decumbent

21733 maderaspatana Lam. Madras

21734 cinerea Del. cinereous

21735 bicolor W. two-colored
C6tula latifblia Desf.

21736 sonchifolia Bieb. Sonchus-leaved

JC r

O un

i jLs

Y

China

1816.

S

CO

Lam. il. 699. 2

O un

•h J1 s

Y

China

1768.

S

CO

Bur. in. 58. 3

O or

"i Jl.au

Y

N. Holl.

1816.

S

CO

rm un

f jl.au

Y

E. Indies

1780.

s

CO

Lam. il. 699. 3

O or

i jl.au

Y

Egypt

1818.

s

CO

rm un

li jl.au

W.Y

E. Indies

1804.

s

CO

Lam. il. 699. 1

O or

I jl.au

Y

Caucasus

1821.

s

CO

2382. ANACY^CLUS L. ANACYCLUS. (A priv. anthos, flower, ;

21737 anthemoides Lag. Anthemis-like ^ A un 1 jl.au Pa.
Santolina anthemoides L.

21738 creticus L.

21739 orientalis L.

21740 aureus L.

21741 valentinus L.

21742 radiatus Lk.
^'nthemis valentina IV.

21743 clavatus Lk.

21744 divaricatus Cav.

fklos, circle ; ovaries.) Comp. Anth. 8. —
' S. Europe 1727. D co

Cretan

o

un

1 jn.au

Y

Candia

1759.

S

CO

An. mu. 11. 22

Oriental

O

un

]£ jn.au

Y

Levant

1731.

S

CO

Boer. 1.

110

go\den-Jlowered

8

pr
un

| jn.au
1 jn.jl

Y
Y

Levant
Spain

1570.
1656.

S

s

CO
CO

Lam. il. 700. 2
Schk.han.3.254.b

rayed
i W.

0

pr

1| jl.au

Y

S. Europe 1596.

s

s.l

Brey. c.

75

clubbed

o

cu

1| jl.au

W

Barbary

1801.

s

CO

Biv. cen

.1.7

divaricate

0

un

H jl.au

W

Spain

1818.

s

CO

2383. CLADA'NTHUS Cas. CLADANTHUS
21745 arabicus Cas. Arabian

^'nthemis arabica L.

S. (Klados, branch, anthos, flower; on branches.) Comp. Anth. 1.
O pr 1| jl.au Y Barbary 1759. S co Sm. spic. 9. 10

2384. -4'NTHEMIS L. CHAMOMILE. (Anthemon, a flower ; plants covered with.) Comp. Anth. 45. — 49.
I. FLAviFLORjE. — Rays yellow ; leaves bipinnatifid or bipinnate.
21746 tinctbria L. dyer's # 'A pr Hjn.n Y Britain sto.pl. D co Eng. bot. 1472
21747 Rudolphsona Bieb. Rudolph's ^ A or 1 jn.jl Y Caucasus 1824. D
Pyrethrum orientate W.

21748 Marsh alliana W.

Marshall's j^

A or

H

jn.jl

Y

Caucasus 1816.

D

21749 discoidea W.

discoid

O pr

r

jl.au

Y

Italy 1800.

S

II.

21750 fallax W.

BIPINNATI'FIDJE. —
uncertain

Rays white
O pr 1

; leaves bipin
jl.au W

nat/fid or bipinnate.
1825. S

CO

21751 Pyrethrum L.
21752 globosa W.

Pellitory of Spain )£
globose £

A °r
lAlel

i
i

jn.jl
au.s

W
W

S. Europe 1570.
S. Europe 1570.

I)
D

s.p

CO

Bot. mag. 462
Jac. sc. 3. 371

21753 opiifclia R. Br.

Parsley-leaved )£

lAJpr

0

au.s

W

China 1819.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 527

21754 nobilis L.

common noble ^

A m

1

jl.s

W

Britain gra.pa.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 980

2 fibre pleno

double $„

A ni

jl.s

W

Britain gard.

D

CO

21755 grandiflbra Dec.
21756 arvensis L.

great-flowering j£
corn-field £

A or
§w

1

1

jn.au
jn.au

W
W

S. Europe 1825.
Britain dry fi.

D

S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 602

21757 Cotula /..

Cotula

w

1

jn.s

w

Britain corn fi.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 1772

21758 rigescens W. en.

rigescent j£

2

jl.s

w

Caucasus 1805.

D

CO

W. h. b. 1. 62

21759 austriaca Jac.

Austrian

§un

1

my.au

w

Austria 1759.

S

CO

Jac. au. 5. 444

21760 Triumf<HU' All.

Triumfetti's £

or

jl.au

Pa.Y

Switzerl. 1819.

S

co

21761 nicae^nsis IV.

Nice

O un

1

jl.au

W

Italy 1819.

s

CO

pereRrtna W.

ORDER IT.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

355

21762 chla L.

Chian

o

pr li jn.o

W

Chio 1731.

S

CO

21763 altissima L.

tallest

pr

au

W

S. Europe 1731.

S

CO

21764 C6ta L.

Cota

Pr

jl.au

W

Italy 1714.

S

CO

Pluk. al. 17. 5

21765 punctata Vahl

dotted

«.

I |

Pr

au.s

W

Barbary J818.

S

CO

Desf. at 239

21766 Pubc5scens W.

pubescent

•f

A

pr

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1803.

I)

CO

21767 Chamomilla W, . en.

Chamomile

£

pr

jl.au

W

S. Europe 1807.

D

CO

21768 fuscata Brot.

brown-scaled

pr

jl.au

W

Portugal 1805.

S

CO

21769 ruthenica Bleb.

Russian

pr

% my.jn

W

Tauria 1823.

S

en

21770 fruticulosa Bieb.

shrubby

£

a"

pr 1

jn

W

Caucasus 1820.

L>

CO

21771 retusa Lk.

retuse

jl.au

W

1824.

S

CO

21772 secundiramea .Z?it>.

side-branched

un

jl.au

W

Sicily 1823.

S

CO

21773 ramosa Lk.

branchy

un

jl.au

W

1824.

S

CO

21774 coronopifolia W.

Buckhorn-lvd

f

A

pr

jn.jl

W

Spain 1818.

D

CO

21775 saxatilis Aft.

rock

A

pr

il.au

W

Hungary 1807.

U

CO

21776 anglica Spr.

English

O

un | jl.au

W

England sea co.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 2370

maritima E. B. not

L.

1 1 1. PIN NATIVE. — Leaves pinnate and pinnatifid ; flower white.
21777 incrassata Loi. thick-peduncledV A or 1 jl.au W France 1818. D

co

21778 pedunculata Desf.
incrassata Lk.

peduncled

0

un 1^ jl.au

W

Spain 1816.

S

CO

21779 tomentbsa L.

downy

*

A

pr A jl.o

W

Levant 1795.

D

CO

21780 carpatica W.

Carpathian

£

A

pr | jn.jl

W

Carpathia 1820.

D

CO

21781 montana L.

mountain

£

A

pr | jl.o

p

Italy 1759.

D

CO

Ger. gal. 8

21782 peregrlna Bieb.

foreign

0

un 1 jn.jl

W

Caucasus 1823.

S

CO

21783 iberica Bieb.

Iberian

$

A

or 4 jn.jl

W

Iberia 1820.

n

CO

21784 petra^a Ten.

rock

-*

A

or 1 jn.jl

W

Italy 1825.

s

CO

21785 Barrelled Ten.

Barrelier's

-*

or £ jn.jl

W

Italy 1825.

S

CO

2178fimixtaZ,.

mixed

pr 1

jl.au

W

France 1731.

s

CO

Mic. gen. 30.1

21787 melampodia Del.

black-footed

£

or IJnjl

W

Egypt 1819.

I)

CO

21788 maritima L.

sea

pr 1 jl.au

W

Mediter. 1800.

s

S.I

21789 alpina Z,.

alpine

£

A

pr | jn.jl

W

Austria 1824.

D

CO

Jac. au. 30

21790 Kitaibelw Spr.

Kitaibel's

I

A

or * jn.jl

W

Hungary 1823.

D

CO

saxatilis Kit.

2385. CENTROSPE'RMUM Spr. CENTROSPERMUM. (Kentron, spur, sperma, seed.) Comp.Anthem. 1.

21791 chrysanthum Spr. yellow-flowered O pr f jl.au Y Spain 1823. S co

2386. SANVITA^LI^ Cav. SANVITALIA. (Most probably a man's name.) Comp. HeUdnthets. 1. — 2.

21792 procumbens Cav. trailing -* O or 1 jl.au Y Mexico 1798. S co Bot. reg. 707

2387. ^CHILLEM L. MILFOIL.

(Achilles, pupil of Chiron, first used the plant in med.)
I. INDIVI^E. — Leaves undivided.

Com.Anthem.1^.

21793 lingulata Kit.

tongue-leaved

tf

A

or

1 jl.au

vv

Hungary

1815.

D

CO

W. & K. 1. 2

21794 Herba-rota All.

Herba- rota

^

A

or

i jn.jl

W

France

1640.

D

CO

Al. ped. 1. 9. 3

21795 grandiflora Bieb.

great-flowered

^£

A

or

1 jl.au

W

Caucasus

1815.

D

CO

21796 Ptarmica L.

Sneezewort

<J\

A

or

1 jl.n

W

Britain r

noi. pi,

I)

CO

Eng. bot. 757

2 fibre pit-no

double-flowerei

A

or

1 jl.n

W

D

CO

21797 anglica G. Don

English

£

A

or

2 au.s

\v

Britain

fields.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2531

serrata E. B. not L.

21798 decolbrans Schr.

staining

•£

A

or

1 jn.au

W.Y

1798.

D

CO

21799 mongi'jlica Fis.

Mongolian

£

A

or

lijl.au

W?

Siberia

1818.

D

CO

2 1 800 specibsa Hae.

showy

A

or

1| jl.s

W

1804.

D

CO

21801 biserrata Bieb.

biserrate

^

A

or

]| jn.jl

W

Albania

1820.

D

co

21802 cristata Retz.

crested-leaved

£

A

or

I Jl.au

W

Italy

1784.

D

p.l

21803 ^geratum L.

Sweet Maudlin £

A

or

2 au.o

Y

S. Europe 1570.

D

s.p

II. PiNNATi'FiDjE. — Leaves pinnatifid. or doubly or deeply toothed.
21804 alpina L. alpine tf A or £ i'l.n W Siberia 1731. D

s.p

Boc.mu.144.101

21805 serrata Retz.

saw-leaved

£

A

or

2 au.s

W

Switzerl.

1686.

D

CO

21806 coronopifulia W.

Buckhorn-lvd

£

A

or

11 jl.au

Pa.Y

Levant

1823.

D

CO

W. ach. 1. 2

21807 Clavenna? L.

Clavenna's

tf

A

or

W

Austria

1656.

D

p.l'

Bot. mag. 1287

21808 impatiens £.
21809 Gerberi W.

impatient
Gerber's

|

A
A

or

or

2 jn.s
1* Jl-au

W
Pa.Y

Siberia
Siberia

1759.
1821.

D
U

CO
CO

Gm. si. 2. 83. 1
Gm. si. 83. 2

21810 recurvifblia Lap.
21811 pectinate W.

recurved-lvd
comb-leaved

A
A

or
or

1J jl.au
1| au.s

W
Pa.Y

Pyrenees
Hungary

1820.
1801.

D
D

CO
CO

W.&K.1.34

ochroleuca Wold.

21812 chamaemelifbliaPow

.Chamomile-lv(

1£

A

or

I Jl

W

France

1825

D

CO

21813asplenif61ia Yen,
21814 squarrbsa H. K.

Asplenum-lvd
rough-headed

a

A
A

or
or

ljjn.au
1 jl.au

Pk
W

N. Amer.

1803.
1775.

D
D

s.p

p.l

Yen. eels 93

III. PINNA^TVE — Leaves pinnate.

i. TR

ANS

VE'

RSJE.

— Leaflet.

s trans

verse

21815 falcata L.

sickle-leaved

£

A

or

1 jn.s

Pa.Y

Levant

1739.

D

CO

Lam. il. 683. 3

21816 imbricata Fi??z.

imbricated

^

A

or

1| jn.au

Y

Persia

1818.

D

S.I

Yen. eels 54

21817 tenuifolia Lam.

slender-leaved

ML

_J

or

1 jn.au

Y

Levant

1733.

C

CO

21818 Santolina L.

Santolina

£

A

or

1 jn.au

Pa.Y

Levant

1759.

D

p.l

21819 santolinoides ia^.
21820 albida W. en.

Santolina-like
whitish

I

A
A

or
or

1 jn.au

W
Pa.Y

Spain

isig.

D
D

CO
CO

ii. Hoi

uz<

>XT

\VLE

s. — Leaflt

•Is hori

zontal.

21821 anthemo\des W.

Anthemis-lk

£

A

or

I jn.au

Pa.Y

...

n

CO

21822 decumbens Lawz.

decumbent

!U

A

or

i jn.au

Y

Kamtsch.

1816.

D

S.I

21823 moschata Jac.

musk

A

or

2 n.jl

W

Italy

1775.

D

CO

Jac. au. 5. ap. 33

21824 atrata!,.

black-cupped

£

A

or

2 jl.s

W

Austria

1596.

D

CO

Jac. au. 1. 77

21825 nana L.

dwarf

^

A

or

J jn.au

W

Italy

1759.

D

CO

Al. ped. 1. 9. 3

2 1826 erotica L.

Cretan

£

A

or

1 l.au

W

Candia

1739.

n

p.l

Boc. mu. 34

21827 segyptiaca X.

Egyptian

ML

or

1 jl.s

Pa.Y

Levant

1640.

C

p.l

To. it. 1. 87

21828 holosericea Sm.

velvety

A.

A

or

W

Parnassus

1817.

D

CO

218'29 auriculata JP.

eared

•^V

A

or

1 jn.au

Y

A. Minor

1827.

D

CO

21830 vallesiaca Suter

Vallesian

V

A

or

1 jn.au

W

Switzerl.

1819.

D

CO

helvetica Schl.

21831 macrophylla L.

long-leaved

£

A

or

3 jl.au

W

Italy

1710.

D

CO

Tri. ob. 23

I V. BIPINNA^TJE. — Leaves bipinnate and bipinnatifld.

21832 compacta W.

compact

^P

A

or

1 jl.au

Pa.Y

•«•••

1803.

D

CO

21833 glomerata Bieb.

glomerated

£

A

or

1 jl.au

Y

Caucasus

1818.

D

CO

A a 2

356

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

CLASS XIX.

21834 punctata Ten.

dotted

*

A

or

1 jl.au

Str

Naples

1820.

D

CO

21835 leptophylla Bieb.

slender-leaved

£

A

or

1 jl.au

Pa.Y

Tauria

1816.

D

CO

21836 taurica Bieb.

Taurian

A

A

or

1 jl.au

Pa.Y

Tauria

1818.

D

CO

21837 pauciflora Lam.

few-flowered

£

A

or

1 jl.au

Y

Spain

1820.

D

CO

21838 jgupatoR-um W.

Eupatorium

£

A

or

4 jl.au

Y

Casp. sho. 1803,

D

CO

/ilicifblia Bieb.

21839 coarctata Pair.

compressed

£

A

or

4 jl.s

Y

S. Europe

1 1816.

D

CO

21840 aurea Lam.

golden-floweret

If.

A

or

1 jn.s

Y

Levant

1739.

D

CO

21841 puWscens L.

pubescent

£

A

or

1 jn.s

L.Y

Levant

1739.

D

p.l

21842 crithmifblia tf#.

Samphire-lvd

£

A

or

1 jl.au

W

Hungary

1804.

D

p.l

W. & K. 1. 66

21843 micrantha W.

small-flowered

£

A

or

1 jn.o

Y

Levant

1805.

D

p.l

21844 tanacetif61ia ^//.

Tansy-leaved

£

A

or

1 jl.au

Pk

Switzerl.

1658.

D

CO

M.h. 6. 11. 14

21845 rbsea W. $ K.

roseate

A

un

lijn.au

R

Hungary

1816.

D

CO

21846 distans Kit.

distant

£

A

w

3 jl.au

\V

Italy

1804

D

CO

Al. ped. 53. 1

ambigua Poll.

21847 3/illeft>lium L.

Milfoil

£

A

or

2 jn.o

W

Britain

past.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 758

2 rubra

red-flowered

£

A

un

2 jn.o

W

D

CO

21848 dubia Fis.

doubtful

A

un

1 jn.au

W

Siberia'

1820.

D

CO

21849 montana Schl.

mountain

^

A

un

1 jn.au

W

Switzerl.

J819.

D

CO

21850 heterophylla Spr.

variable-leaved

£

A

un

1 jn.au

W

1826.

1)

CO

21851 dentifera Dec.

tooth-bearing

A

un

1| jn.au

W

S. France

1818.

D

CO

21852 intermedia ScA/.

intermediate

£

A

un

1 jn.au

w

Switzerl.

1819.

D

CO

21853 polyphylla Schl.

many-leaved

j£

A

un

1 jn.au

w

Switzerl.

1819.

D

CO

21854 stricta Schl.

strict

£

A

un

HJl.au

w

Switzerl.

1820.

D

CO

21855 bannatica W. $ K.

Bannatic

A

un

1 jn.au

w

Hungary

1816.

1)

CO

21856 magna L,

great

^

A

un

3 jn.n

w

S. Europe

j 1683.

D

CO

21857 lanata Spr.

woolly

£

A

or

1 jl.au

w

1804.

D

CO

21858 tomentbsa i.

tomentose

^

A

or

2 my.o

Y

Britain

hea.

D

CO

Eng. bot. 2532

21859 microphylla W.

small-leaved

£

A

or

1 jl.s

W

Spain

1800.

D

CO

Bar. ic. 1114

21860 ochroleuca Ehrh.

yellowish -whit

P*

A

or

2 jl.s

Pa.Y

1804.

D

CO

21861 odorata £.

sweet-scented

£

A

or

| jn.au

W

SpaVii'"

1729.

D

CO

Jac.c. 1.21

2186-2 setacea Kit.

bristly

*

A

or

1 jn.au

W

Hungary

1805.

D

p.l

W. £ K. 1. 80

21863 ntibilis L.

noble

£

A

or

2 jn.au

W

Germany

1640.

D

CO

Schk. nan. 3.255

21864 /igflstica All.
21865 myriophylla W. en.

Lovage
myriad-leaved _

1

A
A

or
or

4 jn.au
Ijjl.s

W
W

Italy

1791.
1798.

I)
D

CO
CO

Al. ped. 1. 53. 2

21866 abrotanifblia I,.

Southernw.-lvd ]£

A

or

2 jn.au

Y

Levant

1739.

D

p.l

2388. TRPDAX L. TRIDAX. (Tridaknos, thrice-bitten ; 3 deep divis. of rays of fl.) Comp.Helian. 1.— 2.
21867 procumbens L. procumbent O un | il.au Y Mexico 1804. S co

Balbis/a elongata W.

(Name of a plant mentioned by Virgil.)
*~ l_J pr J jn.jl V C. G. H.
£ A pr 1 au.s Y

Comp. Card. Vern. 3. — 4.
:. G. H. 1768. C p.l Jac.c. 10. 1
Missouri 1811. D co

A Pr 2 au.s Y Missouri 1811. D co

2389. ^ME'LLUS L. AMELLUS.

21868 Zychmtis L. Lychnitis

21869 villbsus Ph. villous
Sideranthus villbsus Swt.

21870 spinulosus Ph. spinulose
Sideranthus spinulosus Swt.

2390. STA'RKE^ W. STARKEA. (Rev. M. Starke, of Gros Tschirna, Silesia, cryptog.) Comp.Card. Vern. 1.

21871 umbellata W. umbel-flowered £ (23 un 1| jn.jl Y Jamaica 1768. D l.p Lam. 11. 682. 2
.dme'llus umbellatus L.

2391. ANDROMANCH.L4 Kth. ANDROMACHIA. (Andromachus, phys. to Nero.) Comp.Card. Vern. 1. — 9.

S. Amer. 1824. C s.l H. & B. 2. 112

21872 igniaria Kth.

touchwood

LAI un 1 jn.au Y

2392. COLUME'LL/^ Jac. COLUMELLIA. (L J. M. Columella, nourished 42 years A. C.) Comp.Helian. 1.
21873 biennis Jac. biennial £ OJ un 1 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1821. S co Jac. sc. 3. 301

Nestlera biennis Spr.

2393. ECLI'PTAZ. ECLIPTA. (Ekleipo, to be deficient ; want of seed-crown or wing.) Comp. Hel. 6.—

21874. erectaL.

upright

O un

2 jl.s

W

America

1690.

S

1-P

Di. el.

114. 137

21875 prostrata L.
21876 punctata L.

prostrate
dotted

-fc ITTI un
OJ un

,*jjj[u

W
W

E. Indies 1732.
W. Indies 1818.

S
S

l.p
s.l

Di.el. 113. 138
Jac. am. pic. 197

21877 procumbens MX.

procumbent

-* O un

"i jl'au

w

Carolina

1818.

S

S.1

21878 latifblia L.

broad-leaved

OJ un

I jl.au

w

E. Indies

1823.

S

21879 undulata W.

waved

~* iQ)l un

iJUu

w

E. Indies

1826.

S

CO

2394. TETRA'NTHUS Swz. TETRANTHX'S. (Tetras,four,anthos

, flower.) .

Comp.

Eupatbreee.

1.-2.

21880 littoralis Swz.

shore

itrrE] CU

* jl.a

w

W. Indies 1820.

D

S.1

2395 MEYExR/4 Schreb. MEYERA. (Gottlieb Andrew Meyer, a German botanist.) Comp.Helian. 1 — 6.

21881 se'ssilis Sw%. sessile j£ C3 un 1 jl.au Y W. Indies ... D co

2396. CHRYSANTHE'LLUM Rchb. CHRYSANTHELLUM. (Dim. of chrysanthemum.) Comp. Heliun. 1.

21882 procumbens Rchb. procumbent rm un 1J jn.jl Y W. Indies 1768. S co Sw. ob. 314. 8. 1
Verbesina mutica W. Coll^V procumbens Spr.

2397. PTILOSTE^PHIUM Kth. PTILOSTEPHIUM.

21883 coronopifblium Kth. Buckhorn-lvd O cu

21884 trifidum Kth. trifid O cu 1

(Ptilon. feather, stephos, crown ; pappus.) Comp.Helian. 2.
1 jn.jl Y Mexico 1823. S co H. & B. 4. 387
Y Mexico 1823. S co H. & B. 4. 388

2398. SIEGESBE'CK/^ L. SIEGESBECKIA. (J. George Siegesbeck, M.D., a German bot.) Comp.Helian. 6.

Oriental O pr 2 au.o Y India 1730. S co Schk. han. 3.256

triangular O cu 2 au.s Y Mexico 1825. S co Cav. ic. 3. 253

Sundew-like O cu 2 au.s Y Mexico 1825. S co Bot. reg. 1061

21885 orientalis L.

21886 triangularis Cav.

21887 drosero'ides Swt.
jorullensis Kth. ?

21888 cordifblia Kth.

21889 flosculosa Uerit.

21890 iberica W.

heart-leaved

flosculose

Iberian

Mexico 1826. S co

Peru 1784. S co Her. st. 16

Iberia 1818. S co Bux. c. 3. 52

2399. VERBESrNA L. VERBESINA. (Altered from Verbena.]

I. ALTERNIFOLI*:. — Leaves alternate.
i. HERBAGE*;. — Herbaceous.

21891 alata L. wing-stalked £ lAJ pr 2 my.o O S. Amer. 1699.

21892 virginica L. Virginian ^ A pr 2 jU W N. Amer. 1812.

Comp. Helidnthees. 15. —

C l.p Bot. mag. 1716
D co

ORIJER II.

SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA.

357

21893 salicifblia Kth.

21894 BoswalUVz L.

21895 gigant^a Jac.

Willow-leaved
Boswail's

|AJ

iQl

2 jn.au
2 jl.au

Mexico 1825. D co
E. Indies 1818. S co

ii. FRUTICOSA. — Shrubby.
giant * CD un 8 ... Y W. Indies

II. OPPOSITIFOLI/E. — Leaves opposite.
i. HERBA'CE^E. — Herbaceous.

1758. C l.p Jac. ic. 1.175

21896 Siegesbeckw MX. Siegesbeck's ^ A un 3 o.n Y

Siegesbe"ckta occidentalis L.

218!)7 heliantholdes MX. Helianthus-like^ A or 3 au Y

21898 serrata Cav. saw-leaved £ iAI un 3 jl.o Y

21899 satlva H. K. cultivatedOil-seed O un 6 au.s Y

21900 pinnatifida Cav. pinnatifid £ tAI or 3 au Y

21901 dichotoma Mur. forked O un 3 jn.jl Y

21902 laciniata Nut. jagged £ uAJ or 2 ... Y
Siegesbeckia laciniata Pair.

21903 calendulfccea W. Marigold-like O un 2 jl.s Y

Virginia 1731. D l.p

1827. S co
1803. D l.p

N. Amer

Mexico

E. Indies

Mexico

E. Indies

Carolina 1821. S co

Ceylon

180G

182(5. C co

1789. S co

Cav. ic. 3. 214
Hot. mag. 1017
Cav. ic. 1 100
Mur. 1779. 4

S co Bur. zcy. 22. 1

ii. FKUTICOS*:. — Shrubby.

21904 fruticbsa W. shrubby tt. D un 3 jn.au Y W. Indies 1759. C co

21905 atriplicifulia Pers. Atriplex-leavedtt. \ | or 3 jl.au Y 1823. C co

Galinsogea discolor Spr.

PI. ic. 52
Col. h. rip. 31

2400. SYNEDRE'LLA Gae. SYNEDRELLA. (Synedrella, a little bench ; recept. naked ) Comp.Helidn. ].— 3.
21906 nodifl&ra Gae. knot-flowered O w $ jn.jl Y W. Indies 1726. S s.l Hook. ex. fl. 60

Verbeslna nodiflora L.

2401. GALINSOXG£^ R. & P. GALINSOGEA. (M. M. Galinsoga, superint Madrid gar ) Comp.Helidn. 3. — 9.

21907 parviflora W . small-flowered O un 1| my.s D.Y S. Amer. 1796. S co Cav. ic. 3. 281

21908 trilobata Cav. three-lobed O un 1J au.n O Peru 1797. S co Bot. mag. 1895

~) or 2 au

21909 buMsioldes Kth. Balbisia-like

Mexico 1825. S co H.&B.4. 386

2402. ACME'LLA Rich. ACMELLA.

21910 mauritiana Pers. Mauritian
Spilanthes Acm£lla L.

21911 rfcpens Walt. creeping
Spilanthes rl-pens MX.

21912 occidentalis Pers. western

(Akme, a point : pricking taste of folia
22 un lijl.au Y

Comp.Heliantheae. 3.
Mauritius 1768. S s.l Ru. am. 6. 65

-* O or \ jl.au
•* O or \ jl.au

Carolina 1818. S co
S. Amer. 1825. S co

2403. ZALUZA^NI^ Pers. ZALUZANIA. (Altered from Zaluzianskia.obsc. Polish bot.) Comp.Helidn. 1.-2.

21913 triloba Pers. three-lobed £ j\J un l£jl.s Y Mexico 1798. D l.p
Acmella trilobata Spr.

2104. PASCA\L/,4 Or. PASCALIA. (Dedan Pascal, M.D., and a professor at Parma.) Comp.Helidn. 1.

21914 glauca Or. glaucous-leaved £ A P' lijn.au Y Chile 1799. D co Bot. rep. 549

2405. HELIO'PSIS Pers. HELIOPSIS.

21915 keVis Pers. smooth
.Buphthalmum helianthoides L.

21916 canescens Kth. canescent

21917 scabra Duval scabrous

21918 *uphthalmo\des Duval Buphth.-lk

(Helios, sun, opsis, appearance; flowers.) Comp.Helidn. 5. —
A or 6 jl.o Y N. Amer. 1714. D co Her. st 45

A or

A

O

jl.s
jl.s
1 jl.s

Acmella Auphthalmoldes L. j?uphthalmum scabrum Cav.
21919 dubia Duval doubtful C un 1 jl.s Y

Mexico 1818. D co Bot. reg. 592

N. Amer. 1824. D co

S. Amer. 1798. S co Jac. sc. 2. 151

W. Indies 1826. S co

2406. .SUPHTH A'LMUM /,. OX-EYE. (Sous, ox, ophthalmos, eye ; disk of fl.) Comp.Helidnth. 9. — 27.

21920 sericeum L. silky
21921 stenophyllum Lk. narrow-leaved
21922 laavigatum Brou. smooth-leaved
cori&ceum Hort.
21923 spinosum L. spinose
21924 aquaticum L. aquatic
21925 maritimum L. sea
21926 salicifolium L. Willow-leaved
21927 grandiflbrum L. great-flowered
21928 speciosissimum L. showiest

2407. DIOME^D/^ Cas. DIOMEDIA.

21929 glabrata Kth. smooth
.Buphthalmum arborescens //.
21930 bidentata Cas. bidentate
Z?uphthahnum frut£scens L.
21931 arg£ntea Kth. silvery

*l_Jor 4 my.jl Y Canaries 1779. C p.l Bot. mag. 1836
it l | or 3 jn.jl Y Canaries 1818. C p.l
* i | or 4 jn.au Y Teneriffe 1800. C p.l

O or 3 jn.s Y Spain 1570. S co Bar. ic. 551
O or ljl.au Y S. Europe 1731. S co Brey.c.77
£_Alor l jl.s Y Sicily 1640. D s.l Boc.mu. 129
^ A or Ii jn.o Y Austria 1759. D co Jac. au. 4. 370
5t A or lijn.o Y Austria 1722. D p.l M. h.6.7.52
^ A or 2 jl.au Y S. Europe 1826. D p.l

(Diomeda, daughter of Phorbas.) Comp. Helianthete. 3.
a [_J or 3 my.jl Y S. Amer. 1699. C p.l Di. el. 38. 43

* I_J or 2 jn.au Y W. Indies 1696. C p.l Di. el. 28. 44
* 1_J or 2 jn.jl Y S. Amer. 1824. C p.l

2408. TELE^KIA Baum. TELEKIA.
21932 speci6sa Baum. showy

^uphthalmum cordifolium Kit.

(Not explained.) Comp. Heliantliea. 1.

A or 4 jn.au Y Hungary 1739. D co W. & K. 2. 113

A a 3

358

SYNGENESIA FRUSTRANEA.

CLASS XIX.

CLASS XIX. ORDER 3.
SYNGENEVSIA FRUSTRAVNEA.

^2409. HELIA'NTHUS L. SUNFLOWER. (Helios, sun, anthos, fl ;

21933 annuus L.

21934 Indicus L.

21935 tubaef6rmis Jac.

21936 multiflurus L.
2 pi 611 us

21937 tuberusus L. tuberous Jer'us. Art.

21938 angustifdlius L. narrow-leaved

21939 macrophyllus W.

21940 m61\is W.

21941 decapetalus L.

21942 prostratus W.

21943 strumbsus L.

21944 altissimus L.

21945 gigant£us L.

21946 paucitibrus Nut.

21947 Iongif61ius Ph.

21948 diffusus B. M.

21949 Hnearis Cav.

21950 trachelifolius W.

21951 excelsus W.
219.>2 missuricus Z,&.

21953 parviflbrus Kth.

21954 cornifdlius Kth.

21955 laetiflbrus Per*.

21956 trilobatus Lk.

21957 divaricatus PA.

21958 pubescens Vahl

21959 Hooker* G. Don
pubescens Hook.

21960 villbsus Ata. villous

21961 atrorubens L. dark-red-cyed

annual
dwarf Indian
tube-formed
many-flowered ^
double-flowered ^

long-le

soft

ten-petaled

prostrated

strumous

tallest

gigantic

few-flowered

long-leaved

diffuse

linear

Trachelium-lvd

lofty

Missouri

small-flowered

Cornus-leaved

lively-flowered

three-lobed

divaricate

pubescent

Hooker's

5 or 6 jn.o

or 3 jn.o

O or 5 jl.au

A or 6 au.o

A or 6 au.o

A cul 8 s.o

3 jl.o

3 jl.o

3 s.o

6 au.o

4 jl.o
3 jl.o

A or 3 jl.o
A or 3 jl.o

Y

Pa.Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y
Y

resemblance.)
S. Amer. 15P6.
Egypt 1785.
Mexico 1799.
N. Amer. 1597.
N. Amer. 1797.
Brazil 1617.
N. Amer. 1789.
N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1805.
N. Amer. 1759.
N. Amer. 1800.
N. Amer. 1710.
N. Amer. 1731.
N. Amer. 1714.
Louisiana 1824.
Georgia 1812.
N. Amer. 1821.
Mexico 1823.
N. Amer. 1825.
Mexico 1820.
Missouri 1821.
Mexico 1826.
Mexico 1825.
N. Amer. 1810.
Mexico 1824.
N. Amer. 1759.
N. Amer. 1795.

Comp. Uelian. 28. — 35.

S co Ken. spec. 83

S co Tab. ic. 764

S co Jac. sc. 3. 375

D co I3ot. mag. 227

D co

R co

D co

D co

U co

D p.l Rob. ic. 235

D co

D p.l

D co

D co

D p.l

D co

D co Eot. mag. 2020

D co Bot.reg.52ii

D co

D co

D co

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D co

D p.l

Jac. vin. 2. 161
Bot. mag. 2051
W. h. b. 70

Boc. sic. 27. 4
Jac. vin. 2. 16(
M. h. 6. 7. 66

Cav. ic. 219
H. &B.4.378

M. h. 6. 7. 66

D co Bot. reg. 524

D co Bot. mag. 2778

N. Amer. 1820. D p.l

N. Amer. 1732. D p.l Bot. reg. 508

2410. GYMNOLO^MIA Kth. GYMX. (G./mnos, naked, Ionia, border ; margin of grains.) Comp.Heliun. 3. -5
21962 maculata # /Z. spotted * CD pr 3 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1821. D p.l Bot. reg. 662

219n3 connate Spr. connate * Q or 4 o.n Y Brazil 1827. C p.l

21964 triplinervia Kth. triple-nerved * a or 3 o.n Y NewSpain 1825. C p.l

*2411. RUDBE'CK/^

21965 pinnata Yen.

21966 digitata H. K.
2J967 laciniata L.

21968 columnaris Ph.

21969 subtomentusa Ph.

21970 triloba L.

21971 hirta L.

21972 radula Ph.

§ 21973 ser6tina Swt.

21974 Newm&n* Hort.

21975 napifolia Kth.

21976 fuJgida H. K.

21977 IzEvigata Ph.

21978 amplexifolia Jac.
§ 21979 purpurea L.

L. RUDBECKIA.
pinnated
digitate-feawrf
}a.gged-leaved
columnar
rather downy
three-lobed
#rea/-hairy
rasp

late-flowered
Newman's
turnip-leaved
bright
smooth
stem-clasping
purple

(Olof Rudbeck, prof, bot.,

" A or 3 au.s Y

6 au.s

6 jl.s

3 au.s

3 au.s

4 au.s
2 jn.n
2 jn.n

A or . 5

lgjl.au

2 jl.au

3 jl.au
3 jl.au
3 jl.au

Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
P
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
D.P

Upsal, died 1702.) Comp.Helidn. 15.—
N. Amer. 1803. D co Bot. mag. 2310
N. Amer. 1759. D p.l ~

N. Amer. 1640. D p.l

M. h. 6. 6. 54
M. h. 6. 6. 53

N. Amer. 1811. Deo Bot. mag. 1G01

N. Amer. 1802. D co

N. Amer. 1699. D co Bot. reg. 525

N. Amer. 1714. D p.l Sw. fl. gar. 82

Georgia 1825. S p.l

N. Amer. 1823. Deo Sw. fl.gar.4

S. Amer. 1821. D co

NewSpain 1824. D p.l

N. Amer. 1760. D p.l Bot. mag. 1996

Carolina 1812. D co

Louisiana 1793. S co Jac. ic. 3. 592

N. Amer. 1699. D p.l Bot. mag. 2

2412. G ALA'RD/^ Lam. GALARDIA. (M. Gaillard de Marentonneau, an amateur bot.) Comp. Helian. 2.

21980 bicolor Lam. two-colored ^ A or 2 jl.o O Carolina 1787. D co Bot. mag. 1602
Virgilifl helbdes Herit.

21981 aristata Ph. awned :k A or 1 jl.o Y N. Amer. 1812. D co

2413. TITHCPN/,4 Desf. TITHONIA. (Tithonus, favorite of Aurora : flower couleur d'aurore.) Comp.Hcl.l.

21982 tagettfbra Desf. Marigold-flwd * CD pr 10 jl.o O Vera Cruz 1818. C co Bot. reg. 591

2414. CO'SMEA Cav. COSMEA. (.

21983 lutea B. M. yeMov/.flowercd

21984 sulph urea W. sulphured
Core6psis artemisiafblia Jac.

21985 bipinnata W. bipinnate-/w*

21986 parviflbra W. small-flowered
Core6psis parviflbra Jac.

21987 crithmifolia Kth. Samphire-leaved

21988 chrysanthemifblia.KM.Chrysanth.-lvd

21989 tenella Kth. delicate
Core6psis odoratissima Cav.

*2415. COREO'PSIS Jac. COREOPSIS. (Koris, a bug, opsis, resemblance ; seeds.) Comp. Helian. 20. —

Cosmos,
Opr
O pr

an ornamc
2 o.n
2 jl.au

;nt ; E
Y
Y

lowers.;
Mexico
Mexico

uom
1811.

1799.

V

S

lena

CO
CO

ntne<e. 1. —
Bot. mag. 1689
Jac. ic. 3. 595

iDI pr

2 jl.au

P

Mexico

1799.

S

l.p

Bot. mag. 1535

O pr

2 jl.au

W

Mexico

1800.

s

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 374

iDlor

1| jl.n

Y

Mexico

1825.

s

CO

iQlor

2 o.n

Y

S. Amer.

1826.

s

CO

iQI or

IJo.n

Y

Mexico

1824.

s

CO

2l990/erula?fblia Jac.

21991 grandiflora Hoes

21992 verticillata L.

21993 tenuifolia Ehrh.

21994 chrysantha L.

21995 tripteris L.
S199G trichosperma MX.

Ferula-leaved
large-flowering
•whoil-leaucd
slender-leaved

'.. COMPOSITE. — Leaves compound.

Mexico 1799. Dip Bot. mag. 2059

N. Amer. 1826. S r.m Sw. fl. gar. 175

N. Amer. 1759. D p.l Bot. mag. 156

N. Amer. 1780. Deo Pluk.m.344.4

W. Indies 1752. S co PI. ic. 53. 1

N. Amer. 1737. D p.l M. h. 7. 3. 44

New Jersey 18 18. S r.m

ORDER III.

SYNGENESIA FRUSTRANEA.

359

21997 senifblia MX.

six-leaved

^ A or

4

au.o

Y

N. Amer.

1812.

D

CO

21998 SIba L.

white climbing

J_ E) or

fi

jn.jl

W

Jamaica

1699.

D

l.p

Her. par. 124

21999 incisa B. R.

cut-leaved

fc_ BS or

6

s.d

Y

W. Indies

• ••

D

CO

Bot. reg. 7

22000 reptans L.

creeping

£_ ED] or

6

jl.s

Y

W. Indies 1792.

S

CO

Sm.spic.22

II. DIVIDE.—

Leaves divided.

22001 auriculata L.

e&r-leaved

^ A or

6

au.o

Y

N. Amer.

Ifi99.

1)

p.l

Pluk. al. 83. 5

22002 aurea H. K.

golden

^L A or

3

au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1785.

D

p.l

III.

, INDIVID.

— Leaves undivided.

22003 latifblia L.

broad-leaved

^ A or

3

au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1786.

D

CO

22004 arghta Ph.
22005 lanceolata L.

sharp- notched
lanceolate

^ A or
^ Q) or

2
3

au.s
jl.s

Y
Y

Carolina
Carolina

1724.

D

a

CO
CO

Bot. cab. 821

2200f5 crassifblia H. K.

thick-leaved

& A or

9

au.o

Y

Carolina

178o.

D

1,1

22007 angustifblia H. K.

narrow-leaved

^t A or

2

jn.au

Y

N. Amer.

1778.

D

p.l

22008 integrifblia Pair.

entire-leaved

^ A or

3

jl.au

Y

Carolina

D

CO

22009 dichutoma MX.

dichotomous

•k A or

8

s.o

Y

Carolina

1827.

D

I'.l

2416. VIGUIEXR,4 Kth
22010 heliantho\des Kth.

. VlGUIERA.

Sunflower-like

(L. G. A. Viguier, of Montpelier, botanist.)
£ (ZD or 3 jl.au Y Cuba 1825.

Comp. Helidn. 2. — 3.
C p.l H.&B.4.379

22011 dentata Spr.

toothed

£ E2or

3

jl.au

Y

Mexico

1826.

C

p.l

Cav. ic. 3. 220

Helianthus dentatus Cau.

(Aktin, ray, meris, part.) Comp. Helidnthete. 4.

3 jl.au Y N. Amer. 1640. D p.l Jac. vin.2. 110
reopsis MX.

N. Amer. 1766. D p.l

N. Amer. 1825. D p.l

N. Amer. 1803. D p.l Cav. ic. 3. 260

2417. ACTINO'MERIS. Nut. ACTINOMBRIS.

22012 squarrosa Nut. squarrose ^ A or
Coreopsis alternifblia Jac. Verbeslna Co

22013 procera Nut. tall ^ A or 8 s.o
Coreopsis procera H. K.

22014 heliantho'ides Nut. Sunflower-like ^ A or 3 jl.au

22015 alata Swt. wing-stalked ^ A or 3 jl.au
Coreopsis alata Cav.

2418. CALLIO'PSIS Rchb. CALLIOPSIS. (Kaliistos, most beautiful, opsis, eye ; of fl.) Comp.Helidn. 3. —4.

22016 bicolor Rchb. two-colored O el 2£ my.au Y Arkansa 1822. S co Bot. reg. 846
Coreopsis tinctbria Nut.

22017 palmata Spr. palmate ^ A or 3 my.au Y Louisiana 1S23. D co
Coreopsis palmata Nut.

22018 rbsea Spr. roseate ^t A or 2 jl.au R N. Casana 1778. D co
Coreopsis rbsea Nut.

2419. SI'MS/,4 Pers. SIMSIA. (John Sims, M.D. F.R.S. F.L.S., editor of Bot. Mag.) Comp.Helidn. 1.
§220 19 amplexicaulis Pers. stem-clasping ^ A un 4 jl.au Y 1806. D p.l

Coreopsis amplexicaulis Cav.

2420. OSMrTES£. OSMITES. (Osme, perfume; strong smell of camphor.) Comp.Helidn. 3.— 5.

22020 camphorlna L. camphor-scented * i_| pr 1£ ap.jl W C. G. H. 1794. C l.p Sebal.90.2

22021 dentata Thun. toothed * \ | pr U ap.jl W C. G. H. 1820. C l.p

22022 Eellidiastrum L. Bellidiastrum * i_J or 1 ap.jl W C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

(Egchelion, a little eel ; seeds.)
*l_Jpr IJjl O Peru

Comp. Helianthea:. 2. —3.
1786. C l.p Bot. reg. 909

2421. ENCEXLIA Cav. ENCELIA.

22023 canteens Cav. canescent
Pallasza Aalamifblia H. K.

22024 Aalimifolia Cav. Halimus-lvd * i | or 1£ jl.au Y Mexico 1826. C p.l Cav. ic. 3. 216

Pallasia grandiflbra JV.

2422. SCLEROCA'RPUS W. SCLER. (Skleros, hard, karpos, fruit; covering of grains.) Comp. Helidn. I.

22025 africanus W. African O un 2 jl.au Y Guinea 1812. S co Jac. ic. L 176

2423. CULLlTM/,4
22026 ciliaris R. Br.
22027 setosa R. Br.
22028 squarrbsa R. Br.

2424. BERCKHEVY,
22029 cynaroides W.
22030 obovata W.
22031 incana W.
22032 cuneata W.
22033 palmata W.
22034 pectin ata W.
2203.5 grandiflbra W.
22036 uniflora W.
22037 c£rnua R. Br.
22038 spinosissima W.

R. Br. CULLUMU. (Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart. F.R.S. F.L.S.) Comp. IMidntheee. 3.
ciliated * j_l or 2 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bur. af. 54. 1
bristled * i_J or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1780. C Lp
• squarrose a |_| or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1786. C Lp Ac. haf. 3. 5

4 Ehrh. BERCKHEYA. (John Lefranc de Berckhey, Dutch bot.) Comp.Helidn. 10. — 20.
Artichoke-like £ iAJ or 1 jn Y C. G. H. 1789. D Lp
smooth obovate * i_J or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1794. C Lp H.n.h.6.34.2
hoary * , | or 2 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1739. C Lp Jac. ic. 3. 591
wedge-leaved * | | or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C l.p Ac. haf. 3. 10
palmated * i_J or 3 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1800. C l.p Ac. haf. 3. 13
pectinate * ( | or 2 jn.s Y C. G. H. 1818. C p.l
large-flowered * i | or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C l.p Bot. mag. 1844
one-flowered * ( | or 3 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1815. C co Ac. haf. 3. 7
drooping-Jtuid £ Ol or 1 my.jl Y C. G. H. 1774. S co Meerb. ic. 1. 40
spiniest £ tAJ or 1| jn.au Y C. G. H. 1821. D p.l Ac. haf. 12

2425. DIDE'LTA Herit. DIDELTA. (Dig, double, delta, Greek letter A ; receptacle.) Comp.Helidn.
22039 carnosum H. K. fleshy * i | un 3 jn.jl Y C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Her. st. 28

22040 spinosum H. K. spiny

I | un 3 jn.jl

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Wen. ob. 4. 32

2426. GORTITR/^f L. GORTEHIA. (David Garter, Dutch prof. bot. Harderwych.) Comp.Helidn. 1. — 3.
22041 personata L. mask iQI or | jl.au Y C. G. H. 1774. S co Jac. c. 4.21. 1

2427. GAZA^NIA Gae. GAZANIA.

22042 rlgens R. Br. stiff
Gort^n'a rlgens L.

22043 heterophylla W.

22044 uniflbra B. M.

22045 pavonia R. Br. peacock

22046 subulata R. Br. aw\-leaved

(Gaza, riches ; splendor of flowers.) Comp.Helidn. 5. — 9.
tt. | | or 1 my.s O C. G. H. 1755. C p.l Bot. mag. 90

variable-leaved £ iA/ or § jn.jl

one-flowered it \ | or 1 jl.au

iAI or li jn.jl

lAlor 1 jl.au

O C. G. H. 1812. C p.l W. h. b. 97

Y C. G. H. 1816. C p.l Bot. mag. 2270

Y C. G. H. 1804. C p.l Bot. reg. 35

Y C. G. H. 1792. D l.p

2428. CRYPTOSTE'MMA R.Br. CRYPT. (Kryptos, hidden, stemma, crown ; seeds.) Comp.Helian. 3.-5.
22047 calendulaceum R.Br. Marigold-j?iw/ O or 1 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1752. S co Bot. mag. 2232
22018 hypochondrlacum/?.,}?/-. melancholy Q or 1 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1731. S co
22049 runcinatum R.Br. saw-leaved Q or 1 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1794. S co

Aa 4

360

SYNGENESIA FRUSTRANEA.

CLASS XIX.

2429. ARCTOTHE^CA Wnl. ARCTOTHECA. (Arktos, bear, theke, capsule ; hairy seed.) Comp. Helidn. 2.
22050 repens Wnl. creeping iAI or 1 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1793. Deo Jac.sc. 3.306

Arctbtis scapigera Tintn.
22051 hirta Lk. hairy

iA) or 1 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1820. D

2430. SPHENO'GYNE R B>: SPHENOG
22052 anthemo\des R. Br. Anthemis-like O
22053 /ceniculacea Swt. Fennel-leavcd iQI or

Ursinia/oeniculacea Spr. Arctbtis/cen'^culkcea Jac

(Sphen, wedge, gyne, female ; stigma.)
) el -* jl.s Y C. G.H. 1774. S
1 jl.s

Comp.Helian. 9. — 11.

co Hot. mag 544
C. G. H. 1825. S p.l Jac. sc. 2. 156

22054 crithmifulia R. Br. Samphire-lvd n. i | el 1 ap.au

?2055 scariosa R. Br. scarious tt i | el 1 ap.au

22056 flbrotanifiMia R. Br. Southernw.-lvdn. | | el 1 my.au

22057 dentata R. Br. tooth-leaved «- ( I el 1| jn.jl

22058 odorata R. Br. sweet-scented tt. i | el 1 ap.jn

22059 pilifera Ker hairy tt.

22060 /eucanthemo"ides /M?r.Leucanth.-lk
Arctotis fcucanthemo'ides Jac

l_Jel
iDI or

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1768.
1774.
1789.
1787.
1774. C
1821. C
1825. S

C l.p

C l.p

C l.p

C l.p

Bur. af. 65. 1

Bur. af. 64

Bot. reg. 604
Jac. sc. 2. It 14

2431. ZCE^G^ L. ZCEGEA.

22061 Leptaurea L. Leptaurea

2432. LEtPZE/J Dec. LEUZEA.

22062 conlfera Dec. cone-bearing
Centaurea conifera L.

22063 altaica Lk. Altaian ^ A or

22064 sallna Spr. salt ^ A or
Cirsium salinum Fis. Centaurea altaica Bieb.

22065 australis Swt. southern ^ A or

22066 carthamoldes Dec. Carthamus-like^ A or
Cnicus carthamo\des W.

(J. Zoega, M.D., published a Flbra Islandica.)
O un * jl.au O Levant 1779. S

Comp. Card. 1.
co Jao. ic. 1. 177

(De Leuze, a friend of Decandolle's..) Comp. Carduuceee. 5. — 6.

A or f jn.s

fjn.s
1 jl.au

l.au
l.au

.
S. Europe 1683. D l.p An. mu. 16. 14

P
P?

Siberia
Siberia

N. Holl.
Siberia

1822.
1817.

1821.
1816.

D co
D co

D co
D co

2433. RHAPO'NTICA Dec. RHAPONTICA. (Rha, rhubarb, Ponticus, of Pontus.)

22067 scariosa Dec. scarious
Centaurea Rhap6ntica L.

2 lyrata Dec. lyrate

22068 uniflora Dec. one-flowered
Cnicus uniflora L.

22069 Pallasw G. Don Pallas's
Centaure-a Rhapuntica H.

A or 2| jl.au P Switzerl. 1640. D co

A or
A or

2 jl.au
li jl.au

Switzerl.
Siberia

1819.
1796.

D co
D co

Sw. fl. gar. ic.

Comp. Card. 3.
Bot. mag. 1752

Gm. si. 2. 38

A or 2| jl.au P Switzerl. 1818. D co

2434. CENTAUREA A L. CENTA. (The Centaur Chiron, who first used medicinally.) Comp. Card. 158.— 182.
I. CENTA URENA. — Scales of calyx ciliated, sometimes at top spinosely mucronate.
i. PECTINAVE. — Scales of calyx pectinately ciliated, plumose.
dry ^ A or 1| jn.o P Switzerl. 1633. D

22070 phrygia L.

2 ambigua Thomas ambiguous

Hyssop-leaved «. | or

Flax-leaved ^ A or

Switzerl. 1819.
Caucasus 1823.
France 1727.
Austria 1815.
S. Europe 181 9.
Italy 1818.

co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Fl. dan. 520

22071 salicifolia Bieb. Willow-leaved

22072 pectinata L. pectinated

22073 austriaca W. Austrian

22074 uniflbra L. one-flowered

22075 flosculusa Balb. flosculous

22076 nervdsa W. en. nerved

22077 trichocephala Bieb. hairy-headed

22078 capillata L. hairy

22079 rivularis Brot. rivulet

22080 Ayssopifolia Vahl

22081 /inifolia L.
linarifblia Lam.

22082 procumbens Balb. procumbent Jk A or | jn.au P S. Europe 1820.

22083 nlgra L. blackKnapweed & Aw 1 my.au P Britain pas.
nigricans Lk.

ii. FIMBRIA'V*. — Scales of calyx- fringed, ciliated ; floivcrs mostly red ; disks for the most part green.

S. Europe 1815. D co

Siberia

Siberia

Portugal

Spain

Spain

1805.
1810.
1812.
1812.
1827.

D co

D co

D co

C co

D co

D co

D co

Boc. mu. 2. 2

Gm. si. 2. 45. 1,2
Ac. got. 6

Bar. ic. 306
Bar. ic. 139

Eng. bot. 278

22084 paniculata L

22085 Cineraria L.
£2086 declinata Bieb.

22087 leucophylla Bieb.

22088 cinerea Lam.

22089 dealbata L.

22090 Triumfettz All.

22091 nigrescens W.

22092 transalpxma Schl.

22093 vochinensis Bernh. Vochin

22094 bracteata Balb. bracteate

22095 pratt^nsis Thuil. meadow

22096 astracanica Spr. Astracan

22097 Marschallw/ia Spr. MarschalPs
siberica Bieb. not L.

Europe 1640.

Italy 1710.

Caucasus 1821.

Caucasus 1823.

Italy 1710.

Caucasus 1804.

M. Cenis 1820.

Hungary 1805.

Switzerl. 1S19.

Austria 1817.
S. Europe 1817.

France 1817.

Astracan 1818.

Caucasus 1820.

S co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

D co

Jac. au. 4. 320
M. h. 7. 26. 20

Jac. vin. 1. 92

22098 Scabiosa L.

22099 coriacea Kit.

22100 trinervia W.

22101 arenaria Bieb.

22102 zntybacea Lam.

22103 leucantha Pou.

22104 macu!6sa Lam.

22105 dissecta Ten.

22106 Sto3vbe L.

22107 limbata Lk.

22108 sempervlrens L.

22109 macrocephala W.
22110pulcherrima W.

22111 concinna W.

22112 atropurpurea Kit.

22113 calophf lla W.
£2114 neglec.ta Set.

sulphurea L-tg.

GreaterKnapw.^ A
leathery-leaved ^ A
three-nerved
sand

lissected

Sto3be

fringed

evergreen jg iAI or

iii. SCARIOSJE — Scales
long-headed
very fair
neat

dark-purple
beautiful-lvd
neglected

Britain corn.fi. D co

Hungary 1804. D co

Podolia 1816. D co

Caucasus 1818. D co

S. Europe 1778. D co

S. France 1816. D co

Siberia 1816. D co

Naples 1823. D co

Austria? 1759. D co

Portugal 1818. D co

Spain 1683. C p.l
calyx scarious, fringed.

Caucasus 1805.
Armenia 1816.
Caucasus 1818.
Hungary 1802.
S. Europe 1816.
Podolia 1820.

D co

S co

S co

D co

S co

D co

Eng. bot. 56
W. & K. 2. 195

Gm. si. 2. 44. 1,2

Boc. si. 39. 3

Bot. mag. 121

W. &K.2. 116

ORUER III.

SYNGENESIA FRUSTRANEA.

361

22115caloc£phala W. en.

22116 cicutaefulia Horn.

22117 .SalsamHa L.

22118 sibirica L.

22119 tatarica L.

iv. FLAVIFLOR.E. -

22120 coronopi folia Lam.
exaltata Adan.

22121 reflexa Lam.

/*a Lam.
rgyrophylla W.

22123 eriophylla Sjor.

22124 ornata W.

22125 centauroides i.
22125 col Una L.

22127 rupestris L.

22128 arachnoidea F/w.
ceratophylla Ten.

22129 pubescens W.

22130 nic^nsis All.

22131 radiata L.

22132 sabuldsa Led.

beautiful-head. ^ A
Cicuta-leaved ^ A
Balsamita ^j A
Siberian ^z. A
Tartarian ^ A

•Scales of calyx ciliatcu
Buckhorn-lvd O

or 3 jn.au Y Levant 1816. D co
or ^ jn.s Y Podolia 1820. D co
or 2 jl.au Y Syria 1820. D co
or 1 jl.au R Siberia 1780. D co Gm. si. 2. 42. 2
or 2 jl.au Y Tartary 1801. D co

\ mucronated, or terminated by a spine ; flowers yellow.
or 3 jn.jl Y Levant 1739. S co

reflexecl-s/>w<?rf i
Jacobaea-lvd i

It A

I A

or
or

3

3

jl.au
jl.au

Y
Y

Iberia

1801.
1818.

n

D

CO
CO

woolly-leaved 4
ornamented
Centauria-like -

It A

k A

k A

or
or
or

3

2
3

jl.au
jl.au
my.jl

Y
Y
Y

1827.
Spain 1818.
S. Europe 1739.

D
D
D

CO
CO
CO

Col. ec. 1. 35

hill

i A

or

3

jn.jl

Y

S Europ

e 1596.

D

CO

rock

It A

or

2

jl.au

Y

Italy

1804.

D

CO

Col. ec. 1. & 2

cobweb-like 1

EO

or

3

jl.au

Y

Italy

1820.

S

CO

Viv. fr. 8

pubescent j

k A

or

1

jl.au

Y

1804.

D

CO

Nice
rayed
sand

A or 2 jl.au Y
A or lijl.au W
A or 1 jn.au W

Nice 1819. D co Al.ped. 74

Siberia 1804. D co Gm. si. 2. 47. 1
Siberia 1820. D co

V. RUBRIFLbtt.E. —

22133 sordida W.

22134 polymorpha Lag.
virgata Cav.

22135 ovlna Pall.

22136 elongata H. K.

22137 diluta H. K.

22138 hybrida All.

22139 rigida W.
rig^scens Horn.

22140 Barrelit;n Spr.

22141 stereophylla Bes.

22142 spinulosa Roch.
22 i 43 sanguinea Spr.
£21 44 rtcanth odes Spr.
2214,5 spinosa L.

22146 parviflbra Desf.

22147 incana Ten. '

22148 splendens L.

22149 deusta Ten,

22150 decumbens Dub.

22151 Jacea L.

22152 decipiens Thuil.

22153 tagana Brot.

22154 babylonica L.

22155 alba L.

22156 amara L.

2 grandiflbra Schl.

3 pinnatifida Schl.

22157 hybrida Schl.

22158 mollis Schl.

22159 riastifbliaJL

22160 elata Poir.

22161 repens L.

22162 uliginbsa Brot.

Scales of calyx ciliated, mucronated or
sordid ^ A or 1 jl.au

multiform ^ Q) or 2 jl.au

sheep's

elongated

washed

hybrid

rigid

Barrelier's

rigid-leaved

spinulose

bloody

Acanthus-like

pr\ck\y-branch.

small-flowered

hoary

terminated by a spine ; flowers red or purple.

P 1818. D co

P Spain 1819. S co

A or 1 jl.n R.Y Caucasus 1802. D co

A or 2 au.s V Barbary 1823. D co

A or 2 jl.au Pa.P S. Europe 1781. D co

A or 1 jl.au Y Turin 1822. D co

A or 1 jl.au P 1823. D co

A or l|jl.au P Hungary 1820. D co"; Bar. ic. 310

A or 1| jl.au P Podolia 1820. D co

A or 1 j jl.au P Hungary 1826. D co

A or 1| jl.au P 1827. D co

A or lijl.au P 1827. D co

_AI or 2 jl.s P Candia 1640. C p.l Bot. mag. 2493

A or 14 jn.jl V Barbary 1823. D co

A or 1| jl.s P Naples 1822. D co

VI. SUBLACERA^TjE.

splendid

burned

decumbent

Brown Knapw.

deceiving-

Tagus

Babylonian

white-./?ou«?raf

bitter

large-flowered

pinnatifid

hybrid

soft

Woad-leaved

tall

creeping

marshy

- Scales of calyx scarious, sublacerated.

or 3 jl.au P Spain 1597.

D.R Naples 1818.

France 1815.

England pas.

France 1816.

Portugal 1640.

Q) or

5 jl.s

D.:

A or

P

A w

1— jl s

P

A or

2 jl'.s

P

A ur>

14. jl.au

P

A or

7 jn.s

Y

A or

2 jn.s

W

A or

ljjl.au

P

A or

2 jl.au

P

A or

2 jl.au

P

A or

2 jl.au

P

A or

2 jl.o

B

A or

4 jn.s

Y

A °r

4 jl.o

Y

A or

1 jn.au

Y

A or

3 jl.o

Y

1710.
1597.

levant
Spain
Italy

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Switzerl. 1819.

Siberia 1731.
Mauritania 1820,

Levant 1739.

Portugal 1816.

S co

S co
D co

D co Eng. bot. 1678

D co

Brot. ph. 3 -
Alp. ex. 282

22163 moschata L. musk, Sweet Sultan Q or

II. CRUPI\VA. — Scales of calyx entire.

22164 Centaurium L.

22165 ruth^nica Lam.

22166 suaveolens W.

22167 Crupina L.

22168 crupino\<\es Desf.
22169glauca W.
22170 alpina L.

great Centauria^ A or

Russian

sweet-scented

Crupina

Crupina-like

glaucous

alpine

P Persia

Y Italy 1596.

Pa.Y Russia 1806.

Y Levant 1683.

F Italy 1596.

Cop N. Africa 1818.

D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co
D co

S s.I

D co

D co

S s.I
S

S

co

Boc. mu. 31. 17

Bot. mag. 62

Kno. th. 2. C. 4

Gm. si. 2. 41
Sw. fl. gar. 51
Col. cc. 1. 34

Pa.Y Caucasus 1805. S co

Italy

1640. D co Cor. ca. 69.70

III. CY\ANUS — Scales of calyx at top ciliated.

22171 montana L.

mountain

^ A or

1| jn.au

B

Austria 1596. D co

22172 axillaris W.

axillary

^ A or

1 jn.au

P

Austria 1823. D co

22173 sessana Vti.

Sesane

^ A or

1 jn.au

B

S. Europe 1816. D co

variegata Lam.

22174 stricta Kit.

strict

^ A or

1 jn.au

B

Hungary 1816. D co

22175 mollis Kit.

soft

^. A or

1 jn.au

B

Hungary 1818. D co

22176 depri^ssa Bleb.

depressed

^ A or

1 jn.au

B

Caucasus 1818. D co

22177 Hngulata Lag.

Ungulate

^t A or

lfjn.au

B

Spain 1824. D co

22178 spatul&ta Ten.

spatulate

^ A or

1| jn.au

B

Naples 1825. D co

22179 Fischerw Herit.

Fischer's

^ A °r

ljjn.au

B

Russia 1820. D co

22180 americana Nut.

American

O or

1| jl.au

R

N. Amer. 1824. S co

22181 Cyanus /,.

Blue-bottle

0 or

3 jn.au

B

Britain corn fi. S co

Sw. fl. gar. ic.
Eng. bot. 277

22182 ochroleuca W.
leucantha Adams

22183 cheiranthifolia W. Cheiranthus-lvd^ A or
caucasica Hort.

22184 raguslna L. Ragusan * | | or

22185 argentea L. silver-leaved *L | or

22186 orientalis L. oriental ^ A or

— Scales of calyx fringed, ciliated; flowers yellow.

yellowish-white^ A or 1| jl.au Pa.Y Caucasus 1801. D co Bot. mag. 1175
1| jn.au Pa.Y Caucasus 1820. D co W.ph.7. 2

2 jn.jl
lijl.au
HJI.au

Y Candia
Pa.Y Candia
Y Siberia

1710.
1739.
1759.

C co
C p.l
D co

Bot. mag. 494
Bar. ic. 218

362

SYNGENESIA NECESSARIA.

CLASS XIX.

CALCI'TRAPA. — Scales of calyx spinosely pinnate.

22187 eriophora L.
2-2188 apula Lam.

wool-bearing
Apulian

O °r

O or

f jn.o
1 jl.au

Y
Y

22189 Calcitrapa L.

Star-thistle

O or

1 jl.au

Pk

22190 calcitrapoldes L.

Calcitrapa-like

O or

1 jn.jl

P

22191 aegyptlaca L.
22192 cancellata Sieb.

Egyptian 3
latticed

I .AJor
O or

1 jn.s
1 jl.au

W
Y

22193 pullata L.
22194 benedicta L.

shabby
Blessed Thistle

§or
or

2 jn.au
2 jn.o

P

Y

Portugal 1714. S co

N. Africa 1817. S co

England gra.so. S co

Levant 1683. S co

fypt 1790. C p.l

Africa 1824. S co

S. Europe 1759. S co

Spain 1548. S co

Eng. bot. 125

Lob. ic. 542. 2
Zo. ic. 122

V. SERI'DIA. — Scales of calyx at top palmately spinose.

22195 sonchifolia L.

Sowthistle-lvd ^

A

or

1

y

au.o

Mediterr. 1780. D co

Pluk. ph. 39. 1

22196 Seridisi.

Endive-leaved 3n

A

or

1

jn.au

P

Spain 1686.

D

CO

Pluk. al. 38. 1

22197 cruenta W. en.

blood-leaved ^

A

or

1

jn.au

P

1816.

D

CO

22198 romana L.

Roman ^

O>

or

3

jl.s

R

Rome 1739.

S

CO

Bar. ic. 504

Zannbnii Seb.

22199 ferox Desf.

fierce ^

-AJ

or

2

jl.s

P

Barbary 1790.

S

p.l

Desf. at. 2. 242

22200 sphaerocephala L.
22201 Isnardi L.

globe-headed ^
Isnard's ^

A
A

or
or

2
1

jl.au
jl.au

P
P

S. Europe 1683.
Britain Jersey.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2551
Eng. bot. 2256

22202 myacantha Dec.

Mouse-thorn ^

A

or

1

jn.o

P

France 1820.

S

CO

22203 Pouzim Dec.

Pouzin's £^

or

2

jn.o

P

S. France 1824.

D

CO

22204 reapifolia Z,.
22205 aspera L.

Turnip-leaved
rough

O

or
or

3

2

jl.s
jn.o

P
P

Candia 1691.
S. Europe 1772.

S
S

CO

co

Her. par. 189
Boc. mu. 35. 26

22206 polyacantha W.

many-spined

O

or

1 jl.au

P

Portugal 1804.

S

CO

22207 iberica Trev.

Iberian ^[

0)

or

2

jl.au

P 5

Iberia 1818.

S

CO

ii. CHRYSA'NTHJE. — Scales of calyx
22208 solstitialis W. solstitial. Barnabv's T. O or 2

palmately spiny ; flowers yellow.
jl.au Y England fields. S

CO

Eng. bot. 243

22209 melitensis L.

Malta

O

or

i

jl.au

Y

Malta 1710.

S

CO

Boc. sic. 35

222lOsulphurea W. en.

sulphur-colored

or

\

jl.au

Y

1815.

S

CO

22211 sicula L.

Sicilian

or

1*

jl.au

Y

Sicily 1710.

S

CO

Boc. sic. 8. 1

22212 Stevenii Bieb.

Steven's ^

Q)

or

2

jl.au

Y

Caucasus 1820.

S

CO

22213 xanthlna Spr.

yellow ^

A

or

2

jl.au

Y

S

CO

22214 pallescens Del.

pallescent

or

2

jl.au

Y

Egypt" 1816.

S

CO

22215 Adam/ W.

Adam's

or

2

jl.au

Y

Siberia 1804.

S

CO

22216 straminea W.

straw-colored

or

|

jl.au

Y

Egypt 1801.

S

CO

W.h.b.26

22217 coarctuta Viv.

compressed

0

or

1

jl.au

Y

N. Africa 1827.

S

CO

22218 salmantica L.

22219 tenuiflbra Fis.

22220 cichoracea L.

22221 alata Lam.

22222 peregrlna L.

22223 muricata L.

22224 Lipp« L.

22225 Crocodylium L.

22226 verutum L.

22227 aurea H. K.

VI. CROCODY'LIUM. — Scales of calyx at top one-spined.
i. SpiNUi.bs.iE. — Scales of calyx entire, at top mucronately spinulose.

S. Europe 1596. S co Jac. vin. 1. 64

Q) or 3 jl.au

A or 2 jl.au

A or l|jl.au

A or 1| au.s

rT» or 2 jl.au
or 1 jl.au

O or 1 jn.jl
ii. SpiNbs^E. — Scales of calyx entire, at top one-spined.
Crocodylium O or 1£ J'-au P Levant 1777. S co

dart O or 2 au.s Y Levant 1780. S co

Siberia " 1820. S co
Caucasus 1816. D co
Tartary 1781. D co
S. Europe 1749.
Spain 1621.

Til. pis. 27
Ven. eels 80

S co
S co

Pa.P Egypt 1739. S co Is. ac.pa. 1719.10

great golden

A or 2 jl.s

S. Europe 1758. D co

Bar. ic. 503
Jac. ic. 1. 178
Bot. mag. 421

2435. GAL AdTTES Moen. GALACTITES. (Gala, milk ; veins of leaves white.) Comp.Card. 2.

22228 tomentbsa Moen. woolly Q or Hjl.au P S. Europe 1738. S co An. mu. 16. 16
Centaurea Galact'ites L.

22229 australis Swt. southern O or 1 jl.au P N. Holl. 1824. S co Sw. fl. gar. ic. in.

CLASS XIX. ORDER 4.

SYNGENESIA NECESSA^RIA.

*2436. WEDITLI4 Jac.

22230 hispida Kth.

22231 radibsa Ker

22232 acapulc£nsis Kth.

22233 heliantholdes Kth.

22234 bengalensis Rchb.

22235 carnbsa Rchb.

WEDELIA. (George Wolfgang Wedel,
hispid £ .AJ or 1| jn Y

a Ger. bot. d. 1721.) Comp.Helidn. 6. — 22.

many-rayed «. I 1 1
Acapulca £ [A1 or

Sunflower-like O or
Bengal ^ Q un

nesny-leaved ^ fAI cu

3 ap.n

3 jl

4 n.d

n.
jnjl

N. Spain
Brazil

1819.
1820.

D co
C co

Acapulca 1826. C co

Bot. reg. 543
Bot. reg. 610

Guieto 1827.
E. Indies ...
W. Indies 1820.

S co
S co
D co

2437. ALCriSM Cav.
22236 perfoliata Cav.

ALCINA.
perfoliate

(Fr. Ign. Alcina, a Spanish Jesuit and naturalist.)
O un 3 jl.au Y Mexico 1796. S

Comp. Helitln. 1.
co Cav. ic. 1. 15

2438. MILLE^R/yl L. MILLERIA. (Philip Miller, F.R.S., auth. Gardener's Dictionary.) Comp.Helidn. 2.

22237 quinqueflora L. five-flowered O un 2 jl.o Y VeraCruzl731. S co Cav. ic. 1.82

22238 biflbra L. two-flowered O un 1 jl.o Y Campeachyl730. S co Mart. cen. 47. 1

2439. BALTIMO^R/i L. BALTIMORA.

22239 recta L. upright

22240 alba Pers. white

(Lord Baltimore, proprietor of Maryland.) Comp. Helidn. 2.
O un 2 jn.jl Pa.Y Vera Cruz 1699. S co Schk.han.3.261.C
O un 2 jn.jl W S. Amer. 1800. S co

2440. Sl'LPHIUM L. SILPHIUM. (Zalaph, Arab., given to Asafcetida plant.) Comp. Helta n. 13. —15.

22241 laciniatum L. jagged-leaved ^ A w 12 jl.s Y N. Amer. 1781. D co L. f. fa. 1. 8

22242 compositum MX. compound

22243 terebinthinaceum L. Turpentine k A w 6 au.s Y N. Amer. 1765. D co Jac. vin. 1. 43

22244 glaucum Wein. glaucous
Coreopsis latifolia MX.

22245 hCimilum MX. humble
tomentbsum Ph.

22246 perfoliatum L. perfoliate

A w 12 jl.s

Y

N. Amer. 1781. D co

A w 6 jl.s

Y

N. Amer. 1789. D co

Aw 6 au.s

Y

N. Amer. 1765. D co

A or 4 jl.o

Y

N. Amer. 1786. D co

A or 2J jl.o

Y

N. Amer. 1786. D co

AW 7 jl.o

Y

N. Amer. 1766. D co

ORDER IV.

SYNGENESIA NECESSARIA.

363

2224*7 conjuncture W. en. conjoined

22248 connatum L. connated

22249 Asteriscus L. Asteriscus

22250 trifoliatum L. three-leaved

22251 ternatum Ttete. teraate-leaved

22252 atropurpiireum /fete. dk.-purp.-.s/'A-d

22253 erythrocaulon Bernh. red-stemmed

A

w

7

jl.o

Y

N.

Amer.

...

D

CO

A

w

6

jl.o

Y

N.

Amer.

1765.

1)

CO

A

w

5

J1.S

Y

N.

Amer.

1732.

1)

CO

Di. el.

37.42

A

w

6

jl.o

Y

N.

Amer.

1755.

I)

CO

M.h.i

3.3.68

A

w

4

jl.o

Y

N.

Amer.

1806.

1)

CO

A

w

4

jl.o

y

N.

Amer.

1812.

1)

CO

A

or

4

jl.0

Y

N.

Amer.

...

1)

CO

2441. GASTROCA'RPHA D. Don GASTROC. (Caster, belly, karphe, chaff ; on receptacle.) Comp.Lab. 1.
22254 runcinata D. Don runcinate-Zurf j£ .A) or 3 au.s W Chile 1827. S co Sw. fl. gar. 229

Comp.Lab. 2.— 8
co Hook. ex. fl. 101

2442. TRI'XISBr. TRIXIS. (Trixos, triple; three-celled triangular capsule.)

22255 senecioidcs Hook. Groundsel-like O pr If au.s W Chile 1821. S
Leuceria senecioldes D. Don

22256 auriculata Hook. eared «- O pr 1 au.s W Brazil 1827. C l.p Bot. mag. 2765
Perdicium brasiliense Dec.

2443. POLY'MNI/f L. POLYMNIA. (Polymnia, the name of one of the Muses.) Comp. Heliunthete. 4.

22257 canade"nsis L. Canadian ^ A or 6 jl.au L.Y N. Amer. 1768. Deo Am.ac.3. 1. 5

22258 Uvedalia L. Uvedale's ^ A or 8 au.o Y N. Amer. 1699. D co M. h. 6. 7.55

22259 abyssinica L. Abyssinian £ O) or 4 ap my Y Africa 1775. S co

22260 maculata Cav. spotted ^ A or G au.s Y Mexico 1824. D co Cav. ic. 3. 227

2444. MONTANO\4 Lai. MONTANOA."

22261 grandiflora Lai. great-flowered

22262 tomentbsa Lai. woolly

(M'untano, a Mexican patriot.)
i _ | un 4 n.d Y Mexico
i _ | un 4 n.d Y Mexico

Comp. Helidnthece. 2. —
182fi. C co
1826. C co

2445. CHRYSO'GONUM /,. CHRYSOGONUM. (Chrysos, gold, gonu, knee; fl. at joints.) Comp. Helidn. I.

22263 virginianum L. Virginian j£. A P* i my.jn Y N. Amer ... D p.l Pluk. al. 83. 4

2446. J/ELAMPCTDIUM L. MELAMPODIUM. (Melas, black, pous, foot; seed.) Comp. Helidn. 5. — 10.

22264 americanum L. American O un If au.o W VeraCruz 1733. S co R. Hou. 9.21

22265 hispidum Kth. hispid O un 1 jLau W N.Spain 1820. S 'co H.&B.4.399

22266 Iongif61ium Brou. long-leaved O un 1 jl.au W N. Spain 1820. S co

22267 paludbsum Kth. marsh O un 1 jl.au W S. Amer. 1817. S co
ovatifdlium Rchb. Wed^h'a minor Horn. Alcma ovalifolia Lag. Dyssodium divaricatum Rich.

22268 h umi le Stoz. humble O un Ifjn.o W Jamaica 1782. S co

2447. CHAPTA^L/J Ven. CHAPTALIA. (M. C/iaptal, a famous French chemist.) Comp. Labiatifl. 1.

22269 tomentbsa Ven. woolly ^ A pr f my.jn W N. Amer. 1806. D co Bot. mag. 2257
Tussilago integrifulia MX.

*2448. CALE'NDULA L. MARIGOLD. (Calendte, first day of the month; flws monthly.) Comp. Hel. 20.— -34.

22270 arve-nsis L.

22271 sicula W. en.
aegypfiaca Pers.

22272 stellata Cav.

22273 officinalis L.
2 plena

22274 sancta L.

22275 incana W.

22276 pluvialis L.

22277 hybrida L.

22278 nudicaulis L.

22279 tframinifolia L.

corn-field
Sicilian

or 2 my.s D.Y Europe 1597. S co
or 1 my.s D.Y Sicily 1816. S co

starred O or 2 jn.s

officinal common O or 3 jn.s
double-flowered O or 3 jn.s
holy pale-flwd
hoary

O
0

o

O or 2 my.s Y
O or lfjn.au Y

Barbary 1795. S co Schk. han.3. £65

S. Europe 1573. S co

S co

Levant 1731. S l.p

Barbary 1796. S l.p Desf. at. 2. 245

rainy, Small Cape Q or 1 jn.au W.p C. G. H. 1699. S s.l Mil. ic. 75. 2

hybrid, Gr. Cape O or 1 jn.jl W C. G. H. 1752. S s.l Sw. fl. gar. 39

naked-stalked Q or 1 jn.au W.p C. G. H. 1731. S s.l Com. h. 2. 33

Grass-leaved >£ iAJ or 1 my.s W.p C. G. H. 1731. C p.l Bot. reg. 289

22280 TYagus L. Goat-rush, bending-stkd «. | (or 2 my.jn W.p C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Bot. mag. 1981

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Bot. reg. 28

\ _ | or 2 my.jn O
| _ | or 2 jn.s O

2 flaccida yen. flaccid

22281 viscosa H. K. viscous _

22282 dentata B. R. toothed tt | _ | or If my.jl Y

22283 oppositifblia H. K. opposite-leaved n.\ _ | or 2 au Y

22284 fruticosa L. shrubby n. | _ | or 2 jn.jl Y

22285 chrysanthemifblia Ven. Chrysan.lvdn. ( _ | or 2 inr.au Y

22286 arborescens Jac*. arborescent «. i.. ,1 or 3 d
221J87 sufFruticosa Vahl suffruticose «t | _ 1 or 1 d

22288 denticulata Schous. denticulated IL i _ | or 2 d

22289 muricata Thun. muricated tt. | _ | or 2 d

C. G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. rep. 412

C. G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. rep. ic.

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l

C. G. H. 1752. C p.l Mil. ic. 2. 283

C. G. H. 1790. C p.l Bot. reg. 40

C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Jac. ic. 3. 596

C. G. H. 1823. C p.l

Barbary 1821. C p.l

C. G. H. ... C p.l

2449. ARCTCTTIS L. ARCTOTIS. (Arctos, a bear, ous, an ear; fruit shaggy.) Comp. Helidn. 31. — 40.
I. INDIVISIFOLI.E. — Leaves undivided ; shrubby.

22290 decurrens Jac. decurrent n. \ | or If jn.jl W.R C. G. H. 1794. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 165

22291 paniculata Jac. panicled tt. ( | or If jn.jl W.R C. G. H. 1816. C l.p Jac. sc. 3. 380

22292 rosea Jac. roseate tt. ( | or 1 jl.s Pk C. G. H. 1793. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 162

22293 melanotf cla W.en.

22294 angustifblia L.

22295 auriculata Jac.
22SJ96 aureola B. R.

22297 aspera L.

22298 arborescens Jac.

22299 bicolor W. en.
2-2300 speciosa B. M.

22301 elatior Jac.

22302 maculata Jac.
22-303 cuprea Jac.

22304 squarrbsa Jac.

22305 glabr&ta Jac.

Ill

22306 argentea H. K.
212307 flaccida Jac.

22308 virgata Jac.

22309 wlantaginea L.

22310 decumbens Jac.

22311 fastuosa Jac.

22312 spinulosa Jac.

II. PINNATI'FIDJE. — Leaves lyrate or pinnat/fid ; shrubby.
dark-circled tt. i_J or 1 jn.jl W.p C. G. H. 1812. C l.p

narrow-leaved tt. i | or If jl.s P C. G. H. 1739. C \.\

ear-leaved tt. | | or 1 jn.a

golden

two-colored

P

.au Y
O

C. G. H. 1795. C pj Jac. sc. 2. 169

ft- 1 | or 1 jl.s O C. G. H. 1710. C p.l Bot. reg. 32

broad rough-Jwrtt | | or 3 jl.s Y C. G. H. 1710. C p.l Bot. reg. 34

arborescent tt. • | or lfjn.au W.pk C. G. H. 1818. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 171

tt. ,_J or 1 jl.s W.R C. G. H. 1812. C l.p

«_! (or lfjn.au Y C. G. H. 1812. C p.l Bot. mag.:

showy
taller

**- L-J or If jn.au Y.P C. G. H. 1820. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 172

spotted tt. i | or If my.au W.o C. G. H. 1812. C l.p Bot. reg. 130

copper-coloured*. \ | or If jn.au Y.P C. G. H. 1823. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 176

squarrose tt. i | or H jn.au O.P C. G. H. 1825. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 177

smoothish tt. i_| or If jn.au Y.P C. G. H. 1820. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 175
INDIVI^S^:. — Leaves undivided ; stem caulescent ; herbaceous.

s\\ver-leaved £ OJ or 1 au O C. G. H. 1774. D l.p

flagging-stalked O or 1 my.jl W.R C. G. H. 1794. S Lp Jac. sc. 2. 163

twiggy O or 1 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1816. S co Jac. sc. 3. 307

Plantain-Mi j£ uAJ or 1 jn.au O C. G. H. 1768. C p.l

decumbent £ iAI or 1 jl.s Y C. G. H. 1790. D l.p Jac. sc. 3. 381

disdainful £ OJ spl 2 my.jl O.R C. G. H. 1795. S co Jac. sc. 2. 166

small thorn y-lvd |OI or If my.au O C. G. H. 1795. S co Jac. sc. 2. 167

364

SYNGENESIA NECESSARIA.

CLASS XI \.

22313 reptans Jac.

22314 grand iflbra Jac.

22315 glaucophylla Jac.

22316 revoluta Jac.

22317 Cineraria Jac.

22318 acaulis L.

22319 tricolor L.

22320 undulata Jac.

IV. LYRATIFOLIJE. — Leaves lyrate, pinnat\ftd j

creeping £ iAJ or f jl.s W.o C.

great-flowered £ OJ or limr.myPa.Y C.

sea-green-lvd £_ iAJ or 1 my.au Y.p C.

revolute £ lAJ or 1 my.au Y C.

Cineraria jg iAJ or 1J jn.au Y.o C.

V. A c A U'LI*. — Stemless.

stemless £ iAl or \ ap.il Y.R C.

three-colored £ tAJ or 1J my.jl W.R C.

\vave-leaved £ iAl or 1 ap.jn O C.

herbaceous.
G. H. 1795.
G. H. 1774.

1794.

1820.

G. H.
G. H.
G. H.

G. H.
G. H.
G. H.

1824.

1759.
1794.
1795.

R p.l Jac. sc. 3. 382

S l.p

D l.p Jac. sc. 2. 170

C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 173

D p.l Jac. sc. 2. 174

R p.l Bot. reg. 122

D l.p Bot. reg. 131

C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 160

2450. OSTEOSPE'RMUM L. OSTEOSPE

22321 corymbbsum L. corymbose

22322 inc;tnum Thun. hoary

22323 spinbsum L. spiny

22324 spinescens Thun. spinescent

22325 pisiferum L. pea-bearing

22326 moniliterum L. necklace-bearing
22.-S27 tlicifolium L. Holly-leaved

22328 calendulaceum L. Marigold-like
Bldens calendulacea Thun.

22329 perfoliatum L. perfoliate

22330 niveum L. snow-white

22331 rigidum H. K. rigid

22332 ca?riMeum H. K. blue-flowered

22333 joolygaloides L. Milkwort-like

RMUM. (Osteon, bone, sperma, seed ; hardness of.) Comp. Hel. 13. — 27.

~ l_J or 3 au Y C. G. H. 1822. C l.p

I | or 3 a Y C. G. H. 1815. S p.l

C. G. H. 1700. S l.p Com. h. 2. 43

C. G. H. 1793. C l.p Jac. sc. 3. 377

C. G. H. 1757. S l.p Bot. cab. 470

C. G. H. 1714. S l.p Di. el. 68. 79

C. G. H. 1816. C l.p Bur. af. 172. 62

C. G. H. ... S p.l

C. G. H. 1820. S l.p

C. G. H. 1816. S l.p

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Jac. ic. 1. 179

C. G. H. 1759. C l.p Pluk. m. 382

41 I | or 3 f.o Y

41 I | or 3 mr.jn Y

41 1 | or 4 mr.my Y

41 1 | or 3 jl.au Y

4ll_Jor 4 jl.au Y

41 i | or 2 jl.au Y

42 | | or
41 1 | or
41 1 | or
41 1 | or
41 1 | or

3
3
3

3
3

jl.au
jl.au
ap.jl
jn.s
jn.s

Y
Y
Y
B
Y

I 2451. OTHO'NNA L. RAGWORT. (Othone, linen ; downy clothing of original plant.) Comp. Jacobete. 25. — 39.

22334 digitata Thun.
22335 pectinata L.
22336 ^thanasise Thun.
22337 obrotanif&lia L.

I. DIVI^S-E. — Leaves divided ;
digitate «L i | or 1| jn.s Y
pectinate-/wJ 41 i | or 3 ap.jn Y
Athanasia-Me 4t | | or 3 n.d Y
Southernw.-/wJ 41 1 | or 3 ja.mr Y

shrubby.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1824.
1731.
1795.
1692.

C

C

c

c

l.p
p.
p.l
P.l

Bot. mag. 306
Jac. sc. 2. 242
Bot. reg. 108

22338 retrofracta Jac.

II. INDIVI^SJS. — Leaves undivided j shrubby.
retrofracted 4fc i | or 2 mr.au Y C. G. H.

1812.

c

l.P

Jac. sc. 3. 376

22339 crassifolia L.

thick-leaved

41 | |or

2

s.o

Y

C. G.

H.

1710.

c

p.l

Mil. ic. 2. 245 2

22340 denticulata Thun.

tooth-leaved

41 1 | or

2

apjl

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1979

22341 heterophylla Thur

i. various-leaved

4k | 1 or

2

ap.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1812.

c

l.p

22342 arborescens L.

arborescent

41 i _ J or

2

jlau

Y

C. G.

H.

1723.

c

p.l

Di. el. 103. 123

22343 frutescens L.

frutescent

41 il or

2

jn.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1816.

c

l.p

22344 cacalioides Thun.

Cacalia-like

A lAlor

\

my.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

D

22345 coronopifblia L.

Buckhorn-lvd

4t i lor

2

jl.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1731.

C

P 1

Com. h. 2. 70

22346 cheirifdlia L. Wallflower-leaved j^. (or 1£

ap.jn

Y

Barbary

1752.

C

pj

Bot. reg. 266

III. DlVISiEF

bi.iJE. — L

eavt

w dividi

>.d;

herbaceo

IIS.

22347 pinnata Thun.

pinnate

£ iAl or

3

ap.jn

Y

. C. G.

H.

1759.

c

l.p

Bot. mag. 768

22348 pinnatifida Thun.

pinnatilid

£ lAlor

1

jlau

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

c

1-I>

22349 Tagttes L.

Marigold-leavei

t iQlor

1

ap.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1823.

S

CO

22350 flabellifblia B. C.

fan-leaved

tt i ) or

1

ap.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1821.

c

CO

Bot. cab. 728

IV. iNDIVIS^Fbl

AJE. — Lea

\ves

undivid

ed;

herbacei

yus.

22351 lingua Thun.

tongue-leaved

£ iAl or

~£

my.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1787.

D

].p

Jac. sc. 2. 238

22352 filicaulis Jac.

thread-stmd

A lAlor

l\

ap.my

Y

C. G.

H.

1791.

1)

l.p

Jac. sc. 2. 241

22353 bulbbsa L.

bulbous

Htm i Al or

my.jn

Y

C. G.

H.

1774.

D

l.p

Brey. c. 66

22354 perfoliata Jac.

perfoliate

f iAl or

l_i

rnyjl

Y

C. G.

H.

1789.

D

l.p

Bot. mag. 1312

22355 parviflcra L.

small-flowered

n. I j or

'/

jl.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1704.

C

p.l

Vol. nor. 226

V. ANGUSTIFOLI2E.

— Leaves narrow.

22356 mcoldes L.

Heath-like

a. i | or

2

jl.au

Y

C. G.

H.

1815.

C

l.p

22357 tenuissima L.

finest-leaved

tt | | or

ap.jl

Y

C. G.

H.

1759.

C

l.p

Jac. sc. 2. 239

22358 /inifblia Thun.

Flax-leaved

£ iAl or

22

jn.s

Y

C. G.

H.

1824.

C

l.p

2452. HI'PPIA L. HIPPIA. (Hippos, horse; horses fond of original plant, chickweed.) Comp. Anth. 2.— 5.

22359 frutescens L. frutescent 41 i_l un 2 f.au Y C. G. H. 1710. C p.l Bot. mag. 1855

22360 integrifblia L. entire-lvd CD un | jl.au Y E. Indies 1777. S l.p H. n.h. 67.2

2453. SOLrv^ FL per. SOLIVA.

22361 nnthemifolia R. Br. Chamomile-lvd
Gymn6styles anthemifolia J.

22362 stolonifera R. Br. stoloniferous
Gymriustyles stolonifera Brot.

(Salvator Soliva, a Spanish phys. and bot.)

O cu
O cu

4 jn.jl
jn.jl

Ap

Holl.

Comp. Anth. 2. — 9.
1818. S co An.mu. 61. 1

Ap Portugal 1816. S co

2454. PS1 A^DIA Jac. PSIADIA. (Psias, a dew-drop; glutinous exudation on leaves.) Comp. Card. Vern. 1.

22363 glutimv>sa Jac. glutinous tt. CD un 2 jn.au Y Mauritius 1796. C l.p Jac. sc. 2. 152
Conyza glutinosa Lam.

2455. ERIOCE'PHALUS L. ERIOCEPHALUS. (Erion, wool, kephale, head ; plant in seed.) Comp. Anth. 5.

22364 africanus L. African 4t t (or 6 ja.mr Y C. G. H. 1732. C p.l Bot. mag. 833

22365 decussatus Burc. crossed »i_| or 4 mr.jn Y C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

22366 purphreus Burc. purple tit , | or 4 mr.jn P C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

22367 spinescens Burc. spinescent 41) | or 4 mr.au Y C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

22368 racemusus L. racemose 4t | | or 3 mr.ap Y C. G. H. 1739. C p.l

2456. MI'CROPUS L. MICROPUS. (Mikros, small, pous, foot ; like Leontopodium.) Comp. Card. Vcrn. 2.— 4.

22369 supinus L. supine O un J jn.s Y S. Europe 1710. S l.p Schk. han. 3.267

22370 erectus L. upright O un f jn.s Y S. Europe 1683. S l.p Loef. it. 1. 3

2457. PARTHEVNIUM L. PARTHENIUM. (Parthenos, virgin ; sup. med. qual.) Comp. Ambros. 3.

22371 Hyster6phorus L. Hysterophorus O un 1 jl.o W Jamaica 1728. S l.p Bot. mag. 2275

22372 incanum Kth.

22373 integrifolium L.

2458. rVA L. IVA.

22374 annua L.

22375 ciliata W.

22376 frutescens L.

hoary
entire-leaved

O un 1

A un 3

l.p

Mexico 1824. S co
Virginia 1661. D p.l W.h.b.4

(Perhaps from Yua, a name used by the older botanists.) Comp. Ambros. 2. — 6
annual O un 2 jl.au W S. Amer. 1768. S l.p Schm. ic. 15

ciliated Q un 2 jl W N. Amer. 1820. S p.l

frutescent & or 4 au W N. Amer. 1711. C co Pluk, al. 27. 1

ORDER V. SYNGENESIA SEGREGATA. 365

2459. ACICA'RPHA J. ACICAHPHA. (Akis, point, karphe, palea ; appendage spiny.) Calycerece. 1.— 3.
22377 spatulata R. Br. spatulate £ (Z2 cu f Brazil 1824. D p.l

CLASS XIX. ORDER 5.
SYNGENENSIA SEGREGAVTA.

2460 ELEPHA'NTOPUS L. ELEPHANT'S FOOT.

22378 scaber L.

22379 carolinianus W.

22380 nudicaulis Pair.

22381 tomentbsus L.

22382 mullis Kth.

22383 angustifblius Swz.

22384 nudiflbrus W.

22385 spicatus J.

rough-leaved £ [A1 un 1 jn.s

Carolina £ iAI un If jl.s

naked-stemmed £ 23 un 1J jl.s

woolly £ i/\i un 1 jl.au

soft £ (23 un 2 jl.s

narrow-leaved f 23 un 1| jl.s

naked-flowered £ (23 un 2 jl.s

spicate £ [23 un 1J jl.s

, eiej
W

mam, puus, nun.)
E. Indies 1695.

L.

S

Uf/t/J.

s.p

l/ctrc*..AVfllfn* o.

R. mal. 10. 7

R

America 1732.

S

Lp

Di. el. 106. 126

R

Jamaica 1816.

S

CO

SI. jam.3,4. 1.150

R

W. Indies 1733.

S

Lp

W

Caraccas 1820.

S

CO

W

Jamaica 1822.

S

CO

SI. jam. 1. 148.4

W

W. Indies 1818.

S

CO

W

Jamaica 1816.

S

CO

SL jam. 1.150.3,4

2461. CEDE^R.4 L. CEDERA. (George (Eder, a Dane, prof. bot. at Copenhagen.) Comp.Card. Echinop. 1 —
386 rolifera Thun. roliferous * i_J pr 3 my.jn Y C. G. H. 1789. C s.l Bot. mag. 1637

1 — 3.

22386 prolifera Thun. prolifer

2462. FLAVE^RIA J. FLAVERIA. (Flavus, yellow ; used
22387 Contraydrba Pers. Contrayerba £ O) m 1£ Jl.s

in Chile for dyeing yellow.)
Y Peru 1794. S

Comp. Helidnth. 3.
l.p Bot. mag. 2400

Miller/a Contrayerba Cav.
22388 angustifiMia Pers. narrow-leaved

O un

1 jl.s

Y

Mexico

1820. S

CO

Cav. ic. 3. 223

Milter/a angustifolia Cav.

22389 maritima Kth. maritime

O un

1 jl.8

Y

Cuba

1823. S

Lp

linearis Lag.

2463. STCE^BE L. STCEBE. (Stibas, a bed of leaves ; original plant so used.) Comp. Card Echinop. 4. — 21.

22390 sethinpica L. Ethiopian tt. \ | pr 2 au ... C. G. H. 1759. C p.l

22391 <rico"ides L. Heath-like tt- t_J or 2 jls ... C. G. H. 1816. C p.l M. h.7. 18. 12

22392 cinerea Thun. grey ML L_| pr 2 jl.s ... C. G. H. 1784. C p.l Pluk. m. 297. 1

22393 reflexa Thun. reflexed tt. t_J or 2 jl.s ... C. G. H. 1816. C p.l
Seriphium alopecuroides Lam.

2464. NAUENBU'RG/^ W. NAUENBURGIA. (John Samuel Nauenburg, bot. author.) Comp.Card.Echin. 1.

22394 trinervata W. three-nerved Q un 3 jLau Y S. Amer. 1799. S l.p Sc. b. j. 1800. 2. 5
Brotera Contrayerva Spr.

2465. C ASSI'NI^ R. Br. CASSINIA. (M. Henri Cassini, a celebrated French bot.) Comp. Card. Fern. 5. — 11.

22395 aurea R. Br. golden

£ lAI or

1 jl.au

Y

N.

Holl.

1803. D Lp

Wen. c. 48

22396 longifolia R. Br. long-leaved
22397 spectabilis R. Br. showy
22398 aff'lnis R. Br. allied

tt. ( | or
O or

tt. | |or

2 ap.jl
6 jl.au
2 ap.jl

Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1822.
1818.
1820.

C

S

c

l.p

CO

l.p

Bot. reg. 678

22399 leptophylla R. Br. slender-leaved

tt.|_Jpr

2 jlo

W

N.

Zeal.

1821.

c

CO

2466. ANGIA'NTHUS Wnl. ANGI
22400 aureus Wnl. golden

[ANTHl'S.

£ uAI or

(Aggos, vessel,
1 jl.au Y

anthos

N.

, flower.)
Holl. 1803.

c,

D

:nnp
1-P

. Card. Echin.
Bot. reg. 764

1.

Cassinia aurea H. K.

2467. SPH.ERA'NTHUS L. SPHJERANTHHS. (Sphaira, globe, anthos, flower.) Comp.Card.Echin. 3. — 8.

22401 indicus L. Indian £ El un 2 au.d B E. Indies 1699. C p.l Bur. zey. 94. 3

22402 .-ifricanus L. African O un 1 jl.au B C. G. H. 1759. S co Pluk. m. 108. 7

22403 hirlus W. hairy £ [23 un 2 jl.au B 1823. C co Lam. il. 718. 1

2468. £CHrNOPS L. •

GLOBE THISTLE.

(Echinos,

hedgehog.

, opsis, aspect ; heads.) Comp.Card.Echin. 16. —

22404 sphaerocephalus L.

round-headed •

k A

or

5

jl.au

L.B

Austria

1596.

1)

CO

Fl. gr. 923

22405 exaltatus Schr.

exalted

k A

or

6

jl.au

W

Austria

1317.

S

CO

22406 spinusus L.

spiny-headed '•

k A

or

4

jl.au

W

Egypt

1597.

1)

l.p

M. h. 7. 35. 4

22407 viscbsus Bieb.

clammy

k O)

or

3

jl.s

B

Caucasus

1818.

S

CO

22408 Tfitro /,.

Ritro

1 A

or

3

jl s

B

Europe

1570.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 932

22409 tenuifblius Fis.

fine-leaved

k A

or

2

jis

B

Russia

1820.

S

CO

22410 ruthenicus Bieb.

Russian

k A

or

3

l.s

B

Russia

1816.

S

CO

22411 humilis Bieb.

humble

k Q)

or

II

jl

B

Caucasus

1816.

s

CO

22412 virgatus Lam.
22413 polycephalus Gou.

twiggy
many-headed :

k A

or
or

2
2

i!

B
B

S. Europe 1820.
S. Europe 1816.

s

s

CO

CO

2?414 taiiricus W.

Taurian

^. Q)

or

4

jl.s

B

Tauria

1816.

s

CO

22 H 5 strigosus L.

meagre

Q

or

0

W

Spain

1729.

s

l.p

Bot. mag. 2109

22416 lanuginosus Lam.
22417 paniculatus Jac.

woolly
panicled

k A
3t A

or
or

2
B

jn.jl
jl.au

B
B

Levant
Spain

1736.
1815.

D
D

l.p

l.p.

Bot. reg. 356

22418 strictus B. M.

strict

k A

or

3

jl.au

Pa.B

Europe

1822.

I)

l.p

Bot. mag. 2457

22419 horridus Desf.

horrid •

k 0)

or

5

jl.au

B

Persia

1818.

S

CO

persicus Fis.

2469. ROLA'NDIM Rtb. ROLAN. (Daniel Rolander, pupil of Lin., visited Surinam.) Comp.Card.Ech.l.— 2.

22420 argentea Rtb. silver-leaved tt. [_| or 1| jl W W. Indies 1714. C l.p SI. jam. 1.7.3

2470. BROTE^R^ W. BROTERA. (Felix Avelar Brolero, prof, bot , Coimbra.1 Comp. Card. Echinop. 1.

22421 corymbbsa W. corymbose ^ A or 2 jn.jl B S. Europe 1640. D l.p M. h. 7. 33. 17
Onobroma corymbbsa Spr.

2471. GUNDE^L/,4 L. GUXDELIA. (Andrew Gundelscheimer, Ger. bot., its discoverer.) Comp.Card.Echin. 1.

22422 Tournefortw L. Tournefort's ^ A cu 1^ jn.au L.G Levant 1739. D s.p Mil. ic. 287

*2472. EUXE^NIA Cham. EUXENIA.
22423 grata Cham. pleasant

(Eus, beautiful, xenos, stranger.)
i _ | pr 2 ... Y Chile

1825.

Comp. Card. Echinop. 1.
C p.l Hor. ph. b. 6

366

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

CLASS XX.

CLASS XX. ORDER 1.
GYNA'NDRIA MONA'NDRIA.

2473. DI*SA Berg.

DISA.

22424 grandiflora L.

22425 cornuta Sum.

22426 draconis &t;z.

22427 ferruginea Swz.

22428 prasinata B. R.

22429 chrysostachya Swz. yellow-spiked

22430 lacera Swz. jagged

(Meaning unknown.)
I. ELO.VGA^T.E. — Spur elongated.

large-flowered A lAJ spl
horned A i Al el

dragon A tAJ cu

ferrugineous A iAJ cu
leek-green -flwd A tAJ cu
" A »AJor
A lAJor

pur
l.au

1J

I2 jnjl
f Jn.jl
f jn.jl
1 jnjl

S C.
Pa.B C.

f jnjl
jnjl

G. H.
G. H.

W.p C. G. H.
G. H.
G. H.
G. H.
G. H.
G. H.

Br
G.R
Y
W

22431 flexuosa Swz. flexuous A L&J or

1 1. B REAVES. — Spur short.

22432 bracteata Swz. bracted small-flwd& iAJ cu f jn.jl G C.

22433 maculata L. spotted A iAI or 1 jn.jl B C.

22434 graminifblia Banks Grass-leaved A iAJ spl 1| ... B C.

G. H.
G. H.

G. H.

22435 spatulata Swz. spatula-lipped & iAJ cu l" jn.jl Pa.B C. G. H.

OrchidecK. 12. —37.

1825. R s.p Bot. reg. 926
1805. R s.p

1823. R s.p

1820. R s.p

1815. R s.p Bot. reg. 210

R s.p

1826. R s.p
1823. R s.p

1818. R s.p Bot. reg. 324

1816. R s.p

1825. R s.p Jo. sc. 6. 1. 2

1805. R s.p Jo. sc. 4.5.3

2474. PTERYGONDIUM Swt. PTERYGODIUM. (Pterygodes, wing-like ; sepals.) Orchidete. ' 2. — 6.

22436 alatum Swz. winged A iAI or 1 jn.au ... C. G. H. 1821. R l.p

22437 volucre Swz. winged A iAI or 1 jn.s ... C. G. H. 1797. R l.p

2475. DISPE^RIS Swz. DISPERIS. (Dis, two, pera, pouch ; outer lateral segments of perianth.) Orch. 3. -5.

22438 cucullkta Swz. hooded A lAJ or f jn.jl P C. G. H. 1822. R l.p

22439 capensis Swz. Cape A iAJ or f my.au S C. G. H. 1816. R l.p

22440 secunda Swz. side-flowering A iAJ or f jn.jl P C. G. H. 1797. R l.p

2476. COR Y'CIUM Swz. CORYCIUM. (Korys, a helmet ; form of flower.) Orchidece. 2. — 4.

22441 orobancho\des Sura. Orobanche-like A iA)'or f jn.jl Y C. G. H. lSc-'5. R l.p

22442 crispum Swz. curled A iAI or | jn.au Y C. G. H. 1825. R l.p Bux. c. 3. 11

2477. SATY'RIUM L.

22443 cucullatum Swz.

22444 carneum R. Br. fiesh-colored A iAI el

22445 coriifolium Swz. leathery-leaved A iAJ or

22446 membranaceumS'utti.membranaceousA i Al or

22447 parvifl&rum W. small-flowered A iAI or

SATYRIUM. (Safyrus, a satyr ; from aphrodisiacal properties.) 0
hooded A iAJ cu f jn.s Pa.Y C. G. H. 1787. R s.

U jn.s
1 o
1 jn.s
f jn.jl

Pk C. G. H.

Y.H C. G. H.

... C. G. H.

... C. G. H.

1787.
1820.
1826.
1789.

Orchidece. 5.— 19.

p Bot. reg. 416
R s.p Bot. mag. 1512
R s.p Bot. reg. 703
R p.l
R p.l Jac. sc. 2. 179

2478. PL ATANTHEVR A Rich. PLATANTHERA. (Platys, broad, anthcra, an anther.) Orchidecc. 3. — 11.

22448 bifolia Rich. two-lvd, Butterfly A A pr 1 my.jn W Britain woods. R p.l Eng. bot. 22
O'rchis bifblia L.

22449 dilatata Hook. dilated A A r If au W Canada 1823. R s.p Hook. ex. fl. 95

1 ap.my G Canada 1823. R s.p Hook. ex. fl. 145

22450 orbiculata Hook.

dilated
round-leaved

A A pr
A A cu

2479. BONA^TJ^ W. BOXATEA.
22451 speciosa W. showy

(Bonato, professor of botany at Padua.)
H El el 2 au W C. G. H. U

Orchtdcce. 1.
D s.p Bot. cab. 284

2480. GYMNADE^NIA Rich. GYMN. (Gymnos, naked, aden, gland ; of stalk of pollen masse?.) Orch. 6.— 7.

22452 con6psea Rich. gnat-like-flwd A A pr
O'rchis conopsea L.

2 alba white-flowered A A Pr

22453 odoratissima Rich, sweetest-seen ted A A pr
O'rchis odoratissima L. suav^olens Pil.

22454 angustifblia Spr. narrow-leaved A A pr
O'rchis angustifblia Bieb. iberica W.

22455 viridis Rich. green, Frog Orchis A A pr
Satyrium viride L.

22456 albida Rich. small whitish A A P*

22457 cucullata Rich. hooded A A pr

1

jn.jl

P

Britain

me.pas.

R

h.l

Eng

. bot. 10

I1

iSji

W
W

Scotland
Switzerl.

moun.

1824.

R
11

p.l
P.l

Jac.

au.264

f

jn.jl

\v

Caucasus 1819.

R

p.l

1

jn.jl

G

Britain

me.pas.

R

l.p

Eng. bot.

94

* jn.jl
f Jn.jl

W
W

Britain
Podolia

sun.hi.

R
R

l.p
p.l

Eng

. bot. 505

2481. O'RCHIS L. ORCHIS. (Orchis, testis ; frequent shape in roots.)

I. TUBEROS/E. — Roots tuberous, undivided.
i. INDIVI^S^E. — Labellum undivided.

22458 papilionacea L.

22459 laxiflora Lam.
ensifolia Vil.

22460 mascula L.
224fil simia Lam.

22462 Nicoderm Cyr.

22463 parviflora Ten.

22464 palustris Jac.

22465 morio L.

22466 pauciflora Ten.

22467 Iongic6rnu Pair.

22468 pallens L.

22469 provincialis^a/6.

22470 Cyrtlli Ten.

22471 longibracteata Bio.
RoberhYiwa Loi.

22472 variegata Jac.

22473 militaris L.

22474 Smith« Swt.
militaris E. B. not L.

22475 Riv\n» Swt. Rivinus

Or chides. 31. — 54.

1. J.1

papilionaceous
loose-flowered

^ 171

A
A

A
A

or
or

- j,ti
1|

VCBMPHV

jn.jl
jnjl

Pa.P
P

*c«.

S. Europe 1788.
France 1820.

R
R

I.P
p.l

ii.

DIVI^S/E. — Labellum divided.

male early

A

A

or

1

ap.my

P

Britain

woods.

R

1-P

Eng. bot 631

ape

A

or

1

rnyjl

P

England

ch.pa.

R

p.l

Nicodemus's

A

A

or

jn.jl

P

Italy

1825.

R

p.l

small-flowered

A

A

or

I

jnjl

P

Italy

1825.

R

p.l

marsh

A

or

f

ao.mv

P

Switzerl.

1825.

R

P.l

Jac. ic. 181

buffoon

A

^

or

f my.jn

P

Britain

me.pas.

R

l.p

Eng. bot. 2059

few-flowered

A

A

or

f

myjl

P

Italy

1825.

R

p.l

long-horned
pale

A
A

A
A

or
or

s,

ap.my

P
Pa.Y

Barbary
Switzerl.

]815.
182.7.

R
R

l.p
l.p

Bot. reg. 202
Jac. au. 45

Provence

A

A

or

f1

ap.jn

Pa.Y

Switzerl.

1825

It

p.l

Cyrillo's
long-bracted

A

A
-AJ

or
or

f

Jjljl

Pa.Y
P

Naples
Sicily

1825.
1818.

R
R

.PP

Cyr. ne. ic. in.

Bot. reg 357

variegated
military

A
A

A) or
A °r

f ap.my
1 mv.in

Pa.P
P

S. Europe 1818.
Switzerl. 1825.

R
R

t5

Bot. reg. 367
Sw. fl. gar. 163

Smith's

A

A

or

1

my.jn

P

England

ch. pa.

R

p.l

Eng. bot. 1673

A or J my.jn P Switzerl. 1825. R p.l Sw. fl. gar. 162

ORDER I.

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

S67

22476 fusca Jac. brown & A or

22477 tephrosanthos Desf.ash-colored-flwdA A or

22478 undulata Biv. wavy-leaved & iAl or

22479 acuminata Deaf. pointed-^tod A iAJ or

22480 ustulata L. scorched A A or

22481 globdsa L. round-spiked & A or

22482 coriophora L. bug-bearing & A cu

22483 hirclna Sco. goat A A or
Satyrium hirtinum L.

II. PALMATE. —

22484 latif&lia L. broad-leaved A A or
2 fl5re 41bo Schl. white-flowered A A or

22485 samb&cina L. ~E\der-scented ,£ A cu

22486 Schleicheri Swt. Schleicher's A A or
O'rchis sambucina /3 r Libra Schl.

22487 maculata L. spotted A A or

22488 sulphurea Lk. sulphur-colored id Al or

1 my.jn Br.P England ch.hil. R l.p Eng. hot. 16

IA my.jn Pa.P Britain ch.hil. R l.p

1 d :. Pa.P Sicily 1818. R l.p

1 ap.my Pa.P Barbary 1815. R l.p

£ my.jn P England dr. pa. R l.p

f jn.jl Pa.P Austria 1792. R l.p
'

jn.jl Br Switzerl. 1825. R p.l

li jn.jl Br England ch.wo. R l.p

Roots tuberous, palmate.

1 my.jn Pk Britain m. me. R l.p

1 my.jn W Switzerl. 1820. R p.l

Bot. reg. 375
Bot. reg. 1932
Eng. hot. 18
Jac. au. 3. 265
Sw. fl. gar. 219
Eng. bot. 34,

f ap.my Y

| ap.my R

U jn.jl F

1 my.jn Y

Switzerl. 18i!5. R p.l
Switzerl. 1825. R p.l

Britain woods. R h.l
Portugal 1820. R Lp

Eng. bot. 2308
Sw. fl. gar. ic.
Jac. au. 2. 106
Sw. fl. gar. 199

Eng. bot. 632
Bot. mag. 2569

2482. NIGRITE'LLA Rich. NIGRITELLA.
22489 angustifdlia Rich, narrow-leaved
Satyrium nigrum L.

(Niger, black ; color of flowers dark.) Qrchidece. 1.
A cu i jn.jl Br.P Austria 1795. R l.p Fl. dan. 998

2483. HABENA"RIA R. Br. HABENARIA. (flaiewa, leather strap ; long spur of flower.) Orchidece. 22. — 59.
I. INDIVID. — Labellum undivided.

22490 hyperborea R. Br. northern A A cu

22491 herbiola R. Br. little herb, American]* A cu

22492 alata Hook. winged £ [Al or
O'rchis folibsa Swz.

22493 dilatata Hook. dilated & GS or

22494 virescens Spr. virescent ,& A or
O'rchis virescens W.

22495 spectabilis Spr. remarkable
O'rchis spectabilis L.

2249f> orbiculata Hook. orbiculate & A or

22497 bracteata R. Br. long-bracted & A cu

22498 tridentata Pop. three-toothed & A pr

22499 ciliaris R. Br. yellow-fringed A A el

22500 cristata R. Br. yellow-crested A A el

22501 blephariglottis/foo/c. eyelash-tongue A A pr

£ jn.jl
1 Jn.jl
k Jn-Jl

1 jn.jl
1 J jn.jl

G
G
Y

G.Y

G.Y

Iceland 1805.
N. Amer. 1789.
W. Indies 1823.

R l.p
R p.l
R p.l

W. Indies 1822. R p.l
Pennsylv. 1826. R p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 169
Hook. ex. fl. 95

A or | jn.jl Pk N. Amer. 1801. R p.l Bot. cab. 78

1 my.jn
1| my.jn
1 jn.jl

Ji«

i my.jn

N. Amer. 1822.
N. Amer. 1805.
Canada 1820.
N. Amer. 1796.
N. Amer. 1806.
Canada 1820.

R p.l

R l.p

R s.p

R p.l

R p.l

R s.p

Hook. ex. fl. 145
Sw. fl. gar. 62
Hook. ex. fl. 81
Bot. mag. 1668

Hook. ex. fl. 87

II. TRI'FID^E. — Labellum triftd or triparted.
i. INDIVI^E. — Segments of labellum undivided.

22502 flava R. Br.

yellow fa IAI or

Y

N. Holl. 1823.

R

p.l

22.503 marginata Hook.

marginate A [Al or

f JI

Y

E. Indies 1822.

R

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 136

22504 ochrole&ca R. Br.

yellowi.sh-white,& IA1 cu

1 jn.jl

Pa.Y

N. Holl. 1824.

R

p.l

22505 gracilis Colb.

slender ,& IA1 or

1 jn.jl

Y.R

E. Indies 1823.

R

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. 135

22506 macr6ceras W.

long-horned £ FA>cu

2 jn.jl

W

W. Indies 1825.

R

P.;

Swz. ob. 9

22507 leptoceras Hook.

slender-horned ^ |/\| cu

l£o

G.Y

1824.

R

P.I

Bot. mag. 2726

ii. MuLTi'FiDjE. — Segments of labellum cut multifid.

22508 intisa Spr.

cut A -AJ cu

3 jn.jl

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1826.

R

p

O'rchis intisa W.

22509 lacera MX.

torn A A l>r

l|jn.jl

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1812.

R

P.I

Bot. cab. 229

22510 psych odes Spr.

cold A A or

f Jn.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1826.

R

P.I

O'rchis psych .->desj

r

22511 fimbriata R. Br.

purple-fringed & A el

1| jnjl

P

Canada 1789.

R

P.I

Bot. cab. 552

2484. BARTHOLrN^ R. Br. BARTHOLWA. (Thomas Bartholini, Danish physician.) Orchidees. I.

22512 pectinata R. Br. pectinated A C3 cu f o W C. G. H. 1787. R l.p Jo.sc.4.8.2
Arethusa pectinata L.

2485. GLO'SSULA Lindl. GLOSSULA. (Glossa, a tongue; tongue-like segments of labellum.) Orchidear'l.

22513 tentaculata Lindl. feeler-flowered & E] cu f d G China 1824. R l.p Bot. reg. 862

2486. ANACA'MPTIS Rich. ANACAMPTIS. (Anakampto, to bend back ; pollen masses.) Orchldea. 1.

22514 pyramidalis Rich, pyramidal A A or 1 jn.jl R Britain dr. pa. R h.l Eng. bot 110
O'rchis pyramidalis L.

2487. A'CERAS R. Br. ACERAS. (A, privative, keras, horn ; absence of spur.) Orch idea. 1. — 3.

22515 anthropophora R. Br. man-bearing ^ A cu 1 jn G England ch.pa. R l.p Eng. bot. 29

*2488. O^PHRYSi.

OPHRYS. (Ophrys, an eyebrow ; fringe of inner sepals.)

Orchidece. 11. — 18.

22516 apifera Hud.

bee-bearing

* A el

f jn.jl

P

England ch.pa

R

h.l

Eng. bot. 383

22517 fucifera Sm.

drone- bearing

A A el

f my.jn

P.G

England ch. pi.

R

h.l

22518 scrtlopax Cav.

woodcock

A A el

i my.jn

P

Italy 1825.

R

p.l

Cav. ic. 2. 161

speculum Biv.

22519 tenthredinifera W.

saw-fly-bearing

;&.AJel

f ap.my

Y.B

Barbary 1815.

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 205

2 minor B. R.

smaller

A .A) el

i ap.my

Y.br.p

kN. Africa 1824.

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 1093

22520 aranifera Hud.

spider-bearing

A A el

f ap.my

G

England ch. so.

R

S.I

Eng. bot. 65

22521 atrata B. R.

dark

& -AJ el

f ap.my

G.br

Gibraltar 1825.

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 1087

22522 fusca B. R.

brown

A _AJ el

f ap.my

Br

1825.

R

S.I

Bot. reg. 1071

22523 speculum B. R.

looking-glass

A A el

f my.jn

Br.G

S. Europe 1818.

R

p.l

Bot. reg. 370

22524 muscifera Hud.

fly-bearing

A A el

f my.jn

P

England ch.pa.

R

h.l

Eng. bot. 64

22525 arachnites All.

cobweb

* A el

f my.jn

Br

England ch.pl.

R

h.l

Bot. mag. 2516

22526 lutea Cav.

yellow

A^Jel

f ap.my

Y

Spain 1818.

R

h.l

Hook. ex. fl. 10

2489 CHAMO'RCHIS Rich. CHAMORCHIS. (Chamai, on the ground, orch is, orchis.) Orchldete. 1.
22527 alpina Rich. alpine & ,AI pr £ ap.my W Switzerl. 1824. R s.p Bot. cab. 1188

O^phrys alp"ina L.

2490. HERMI'NIUM R. Br. HERMINIUM.
22528 monurchis R. Br. one-bulbed A A cu
O^hrys monorchis L.

(Herminium, ermine ?) Orchidece. 1.

jn.jl G England ch.ba. R l.p Eng. bot. 71

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

CLASS XX.

*2491. SERAVPI^SL.
22529 lingua //.
-22530 cordigera L.

SERAPIAS. (Serapis, an Egyptian divinity.) Orchideat. 2. — 4.

tongue-lipped & iAl cu 1 my.jn Br S. Europe 1786. R l.p Bot. cab. 655
heart-bearing A lAJ cu 1 jl.au Br S. Europe 1806. R l.p Bot. rep. 475

2492. GOODYE^R^ R. Br. GOODYERA. (John Goodyer, an obscure British botanist.) Orchideee.

22531 repens R. Br. creeping
Neottia repens Swz.

22532 pub^scens R. Br. pubescent
22.533 discolor B. R. two-colored

22534 procera Hook. tall

22535 tessellata Lod. tessellated
Neottia repens Ph.

-9.

A pr f jl.au W Scotland al.wo. D l.p Eng. bot. 289

A pr f jl W N. Amer. 1802. D l.p Lind. col. 25

23 pr 1 n.d W S. Amer. J815. D l.p Bot. reg. 271

23 pr 2 jnjl W Nepal 1821. D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 39

A Pr f jn.jl W N. Amer. 1821. D Lp Bot. cab. 952

2493. DIITRIS Sm. DIURIS. (Dis, double, oura, tail ; lateral lobes of column.)

22536 a urea Sm.

22537 maculata R. Br.

22538 sulph urea A.£r.

i pedunculata R. Br. pedunculate

22639

22540 elongata Swt.

22541 longifblia R. Br.

22542 alba R. Br.

I. FtAMFLuR^E. — Flowers yellow.

golden-flowered£ .Al el 1£ ... Y N. S. W. 1810. R l.p

spotted A iAI cu 1 mr.my Y N. Holl. 1823. R p.l

sulph ur-colored& iAl cu 1 jn Pa.Y N. Holl. 1823. R p.l

AiAlcu 1 f.au Y N. HolL 1826. R p.l,

II. PURPU''REO-A/LBJE. — Flowers purple or white.

elongated A. lAl cu 1 ap.my Pk N. Holl. 1822. R p.l

long-leaved A LAJ cu 1 jl Pk N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

white & tAI cu 1 jn.jl W N. Holl. ... R p.l

Orchidece. 7. —

Ex. bot. 1. 9
Ex. bot. 1. 30

2*94. PONTHIE^V^ R. Br. PONTH. (De Ponthieu, Fr.W.I. merch. who sent plants to Sir J. Banks.) Orch. 2.

22543 glandulosa R. Br. glandulous £ 23 cu 1 ja.mr G W. Indies 1HOO. D l.p Bot. mag. 842

22544 petiolata Lindl. stalked £ (23 cu 1 au Br St.Vmcentl822. D l.p Bot. reg. 760

2495. PELE'XIAPotf. PELEXIA. (Pelex, a helmet ; large.) Orchidece. 1. — 3.

22545 spiranthVides B. R. Spiranthes-like £ (23 or f ap W W. Indies 1823. D l.p Bot. reg. 985
Neottia adnata Swz.

2496. NEO'TTI A Swz. NEOTTIA. (Neottia, a bird's nest ; interwoven fibres of roots.) Orchidece. 14.
I. NEO'TTIA. — Spike straight.

22546 nidus avis Swz. bird's nest £ A cu 1 my Br Britain ch.wo. R l.p Eng. bot. 48

22547 picta Sims painted j£ 23 pr 2 ap.jn W Trinidad 1805. U s.p Bot. mag. 1562
Spiranthes picta Lindl.

22548 grandiflura Hook. great-flowered j£ 23 or 1 apjl G Rio Jan. 1823. D s.p Bot. mag. 2730
2-2549 elata Swx. tall £ 23 pr 2 ap.jn W W. Indies 1790. D s.p Bot. mag. 2026

Spiranthes elata Lindl.

22550 plantaginea Hook. Plantain-MJ <f iAl pr 1 jn.jl R Nepal 1824. D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 226

22551 aphylla Hook. leafless £ [A] pr 1 jn.jl Br.R.c Trinidad 18-26. D s.p Bot. mag. 2797

II. SPIRA'NTHES. — Spike spiral.

22552 pudka Swt.

modest

Spiranthes pudka Lindl.

22553 australis Lindl. southern

22554 bicolor Ker two-colored
Spiranthes bicolor Lindl.

22555 c^rnua W. drooping-./Ziw/
Spiranthes cernua Rich.

22556 t6rtilis Swz. twisted

22557 spiralis H. K. spiral, Ladies' traces

^23pr
*

A pr 1

n.d Pk China 1819. D s.p Lind. col. 30

ja.f

N. Holl. 1823. D p.l

Trinidad 1823. D s.p Bot. reg. 794

23 pr
A

Spiranthes a>stivalis Rich. O^phrys spiralis E. B.

22558 autumnalis Swz. autumnal j-k A pr |
O^phrys spir&lis a L

22559 aestivalis Dec. summer ^t A pr ^
tortilis Ph. O^phrys spiralis -y L.

I jn.jl
f au.s

W N. Amer. 1796. D l.p Bot. mag. 1568 ;

W W. Indies 1822. D p.l

W Britain me.pa. D l.p Eng. bot. 541

W Europe 1800. D p.l

W N. Amer. 1822. D p.l Bar. fl. 35. 2

2497. STENORHY'NCHUS Rich. STENORHYNCHUS. (Stenos, narrow, rhynchos, beak; pointed stig.) Orch.Z.-l.
22560 specibsus Rich. showy £ 23 el 1 ap.jn S W. Indies 1790. D s.p Bot. mag. 1374

Neottia speci«\«a Jac.
22561 orchioldes Rich. Orchis-like

23 el 1| my

Jamaica 1806. D s.p Bot. mag. 1036

2498. CRYPTO'STYLIS R. Br. CRVPTOSTVLIS.

22562 erecta R. Br. erect £ 23 cu

22563 longifolia R. Br. long-leaved £ 23 cu

(Kryptos, hidden, stylos, a style.) Orchidece. 2.— 3.
1 jn.jl D.Br N. Holl. 1824. D l.p
1 jn.jl D.Br N. Holl. 1822. B l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 212

2499. ORTHO'CERAS R. Br. ORTHOCERAS. (Orthos, straight, keras, horn ; outer sepals.) Orchidece. 1.
22564 striatum R Br. striated & iAJ cu £ N. Holl. 1826. D l.p

Orch. 8.-10.
Sm. ex. bot 1. 29

2500. THELY'MITRA Forst. THELYMITRA. (Thelys, woman, mitra
22565 ixioides Swz. Ixia-like Jt iAl cu 1 an.in B N

S:

hooded fructif.)
1810. R I.D J

22566 media R. Br.

mediate

A lAi cu

1 ap.jn

B

N.

Holl.

1820.

R

l.p

22567 pauciflbra R. Br

few- flowered

A lAlcu

1 ap.jn

B

N.

Holl.

1820.

R

l.p

22568 angustifMia R. Br.

narrow-leaved

A lAJcu

1 ap.jn

B

N.

Holl.

1825.

R

l.p

£2569 carnea R. Br.

ftesh-colored

A lAJcu

1 ap.jn

F

N.

Holl.

1820.

R

l.p

22570 venosa R Br.

veiny

A lAJcu

1 ap.jn

B

N.

Holl.

1826.

R

LP

22571 Forsterw Swz.

Forster's

A lAJcu

1 ap.in

...

N.

Zeal.

1824.

R

IP

22572 longifolia Forst.

long-leaved

A tAlcu

1 ap.jn

...

V.

D. L.

1824.

R

i.P

£501. LISTEXR^ R. Br. TWAY BLADE. (Martin Lister, M.D.,a celeb. English phys and nat.) Orchidea:. 2.

22573 ovata R. Br. ovate-/eayerf •& A cu 1 my.jn G Britain woods. R l.p Eng. bot. 1548
Ne6ttia latifulia Rich.

22574 cordata R. Br. heart-leaved ^ A cu ^ jn.jl Br Britain moi. h. R l.p Eng. bot. 358

2502. C A LOCH PLUS R.Br. CALOCHIL
29.515 campestris R. Br. field A

22576 paludosus R. Br. marsh

^Zos, beautiful, cheilos, lip.)

u, ceos, p. rc

iAl or f ... Br N. Holl. 1824. D l.p
iAl or f ... Br N. Holl. 1823. D l.p

Orchidece. 2.

2503. ARETHITS.4 L. ARETHUSA. (Arethusa, nymph of Diana's, changed into fountain ; habitat.) Orch. 2. -4.
27577 bulbosa H. K. bulbous A -AJ el f my.jn Pk.Y N. Amer. ... R l.p Bot. mag. 2204

22578 plicata Andr. plaited A 23 or 1 jl.au ... R Indies 1806. R p.l Bot. rep. 321

ORDER I.

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

369

2504. CALOPOVGON R. Br. CALOPOGON. (Kalos, beautiful, pagan, beard ; fringe of lip.) Orchidece.

22579 pulchellus H. K. pretty & .A) el

Linodbrum tuberosum B. M. pulchellum Sal.

, , ,

1* jl.au P N. Amer. 1771.

(Pogon, beard ; fringed nectary lip.)

2505. POGO'NIA R. Br. POGONIA.

22580 ophioglossoules/f./f. Ophiogl.-uke & LAI el 1 jn.jl Pk N. Amer. 1816.
Arethdso ophioglossoldes L.

22581 divaricata B. Br. divaricated & A pr f jn.jl Pk

22582 pendula Spr. pendulous & A pr a au ^
Arethusa pendula W.

Bot mag. llfi

Orchidece. 3. — 5.
R l.p Bot. reg. 148

N. Amer. 1787. D l.p Lam. il. 729. 3
N. Amer. 1824. D l.p Bot. reg. 908

2506. LYPERA'NTHUS R. Br. LYPERANTHUS.

22583 suaveolens R. Br. sweet-scented A iAJ cu

22584 ellipticus R. Br. elliptic A iAJ cu

22585 nigricans R. Br. blackish A iAI cu

(Lype, sadness, anthos, flower ; hue.)
... jn.jl D.Br N. Holl. 1822. R p.l

D.Br N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

D.Br N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

Orchidece. 3.

2507. .EPIPA'CTIS Rich. EPIPACTIS.

22586 latifblia Sum. broad-leaved
Serapias latifolia L.

22587 palustris Swz. marsh

(Epipegnuo, to coagulate ; effect on milk.) Orchidece. 2.— 4.
A or 1| jl.au P Britain m. wo. D l.p Eng. bot. 269

A or f jl.au P Britain mar. D l.p Eng. bot 270

2508 CEPHALANTHE^RA Rich. CEPHALANTHERA. (Kephale, a head, anthera, an anther.) Orchidece. 3.

22588 pallens Rich. pale ^ A or 1 jn W Britain ... D l.p Eng. bot. 271
JEpipactis pallens Swx. Serapirtf grandiflora L.

22589 ensifblia Rich. sword-leaved ^ A or 1| jn W Britain m. wo. D l.p Eng. bot. 494
JJpipactis ensifolia Swz.

22590 rubra Rchb. red ^ A or 1J jn.jl P Britain m.wo. D l.p Eng. bot. 437
jEpipactis rubra Swz. Serkpias rubra L.

2509. C ALEXY^( R. Br. CALEYA. (George Caley, sometime superint. of bot. gard. at St. Vincent.) Qrchldcce. 2.

22591 major R. Br. larger A LAI pr 1| jn.jl G.Br N. S. W. 1810. D l.p

22592 minor R. Br. smaller A LAI pr f jn.jl G.Br N. Holl. 1822. R p.l

2510. PRASOPHY'LLUM R. Br. PRASOPHYLLUM. (Prason, leek, phyllon, leaf ; similarity.) Orch. 1. — 12.

I'NTEGRA. — Lateral segments of column entire ; germen

22593 elatum R. Br.

22594 flavum R. Br.

22595 striatum R. Br.

22596 fuscum R. Br.

22597 patens B. Br.

22598 rfifum R. Br.

22599 fimbri&tum R. Br.

lAlor
lAlor

tall

yellow A LAI or 1

striated & LAI or 1

brown ,& lAlor 1

spreading ,& Al or 1

II. BI'FIDA. — Lateral segments of column bifid.

rufous A LAI or 1 ... Ru N. Holl. 1824. R l.p

fringed A iAI or 1 N. Holl. 1824. R l.p

•-cylindrical, from No. 22596. obovate.

. Holl. 1824. R l.p
N. Holl. 1825. R l.p
N. Holl. 1824. R Lp
N. Holl. 1824. R l.p
N. Holl. 1823. R l.p ,

2511. MICRCTTIS R. Br. MICROTIS.

22600 parviflbra R. Br.

22601 alba R. Br. white

(Mikros, small, MM, ear; app. to anther.) Orchidece. 2. — 6.
small-flowered & uAI cu 1 my.jn G.w N. Holl. 1824. R l.p
A LAI cu 1 my.jn W N. Holl. 1826. R l.p

2512. ACIA'NTHUS R. Br. ACIANTHUS. (Akis, point, anthos, flower ; bristly tips.) Orchidece. 3.

22602 fornicatus R. Br. arched A lAI or 1 my.jn Br N. Holl. 1822. R l.p

22603 exsertus R. Br. exserted & iAI or 1 my.jn Br N. Holl. 1822. R l.p

22604 caudktus R. Br. tailed A iAI or 1 my.jn Br N. Holl. 1824. R l.p

2513. CYRTO'STYLIS R. Br. CYRTOSTYLIS,

22605 reniformis R. Br. renifornWyd & tAl cu f

2514. CHILOGLO'TTIS R. Br. CHILOGLOTTIS. (Cheilos, li

22606 diphylla R. Br. two-leaved ^ iAI or §

(Kyrtos, convex, stylos, style.)
': my.jn ... N. Holl. 1823.

Orchidece. 1. — 2.
D p.l

. .tongue; app. to lip.) Orchidece. 1.
N. Holl. ... R p.l Bauer n. h. 8

2515. ERIOCHPLUS R. Br. ERIOCHILUS. (Erion, wool, cheilos, lip ; disk of labellum pubescent.) Orch. 1.

22607 autumnalis R. Br. autumnal & lAl or 1 n.d li N. Holl. 1823. R p.1 Lab.n.h.2.211.2
.Epipactis cucullata Lab.

2516. CALADE^NIA R. Br. CALADENIA. (Kalos, beautiful, aden, gland ; disk of labellum.) Orch. 5.-15.

22608 alba R. Br. white A iAJ or ... jl.au W N. Holl. 1810. R p.l

22609 carnea R. Br. fie&h-colored A iAI or F N. Holl. 1826. R p.l

22610 ca?rulea R. Br. blue A iAJ or B N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

22611 alata R. Br. winged A LAI or ... jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1823. R p.l

22612 testacea R. Br. testaceous A LAI or ... jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

2517. GLOSSCTDIA R. Br. GLOSSODIA. (Glossa, tongue, eidos, like: append, within flower.) Orch. 2.

22613 major R. Br. larger A iAI pr .„ jn.au B N. Holl. 1810. R p.l

22614 minor R. Br. smaller A lAI pr .. jn.au B N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

2518. PTERO'STYLIS R.Br. PTEROSTYLIS. (Pteron, wing, stylos, style; col. at top winged.) Orch. 11.-M7.

I. FoLibs^E. — Stems leafy ; appendix of labellum at top pencilled.

22615 grandiftora R. Br. large-flowered £ tAI or Pa.Y N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

22616 refl^xa B. Br. reflexed & lAI-or ... jl.au Pa.Y N. Holl. 1826. R p,l

22617 obtdsa R. Br. obtuse A LAI or ... jl.au Pa. Y N. Holl. 1810. R p.l

II. NUDICAU'LES. — Scape naked ; radical leaves stellate ; appendices of labellum at top pencilled.

22618 cucullata R. Br. hooded A LAI or ... jn.jl Pa.Y V. D. L. 1823. R p.l

22619 ntitans R. Br.

22620 acuminata R. Br.

22621 ctirta R. Br.

22622 ophiog!6ssa R. Br.

22623 concinna R. Br.

nodding A LAI or

acuminate A LAI or
short-lipped A LAI or
Adder's tongue A iAI or
> neat A i Al or

my.jn
my.jn

Pa.Y N. Holl.
Pa.Y N. Holl.
Pa.Y N. Holl.
Pa.Y N. Holl.
Pa.Y N. Holl.

1823. R p.l
1826. R p.l
1822. R p.l
1826. R p.l

1824. R p.l

III. SQUAMA YE. — Stems scaly ; appendix of labellum at top naked.

22624 longifblia R. Br. long-leaved ^ LAI or ... jl.au ... N. Holl. 1823. R p.l

22625 gibbbsa R. Br. gibbous A iAI or N. Holl. 1824. R p.l

2519. CORYSA'NTHES R. Br. CORYSANTHES. (Korys, helmet, anthos, fl. ; helmet of fl. large.) Orch. 3.

22626 bicalcarata R. Br. two-spurred A LAI or ... jl.au D.Br N. Holl. 1823. R p.l

22627 unguiculata R. Br. unguiculate A. iAI or ... jl.au D.Br N. Holl. 1822. R p.l

22628 fimbriata R. Br. fringed A LAI or ... jl.au D.Br N. Holl. 1824. R p.l Par. Ion. 83?

B b

370

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

CLASS XX.

2520. CORALLORRHrZA R.Br. CORALLORHIZA. (Korallion, coral, rhixa, root; branched.) Orch. 3.— 4.
22629 innata R. Br. inborn & A cu | jn.jl G Scotland sc.wo. D l.p Eng. bot. 1554

226oO multiflora Nut. many-flowered & A cu ? jn.jl G N. Amer. 1824. D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 174

22631 odontorhiza Spr. tooth-rooted A A cu £ jn.jl G N. Amer. 1824. D p.l
O^phrys Corallorrhiza R. Br.

2521 RODRIGUETZ/.4 Fl. per. RODRIGUEZIA. (Emanuel Rodriguez, a Spanish phys. and bot.) Orch. 1. — 2.

22632 secunda Kth. side-flowering .£ 23 el £ o R S. Amer. 1818. Dp.r.w Hook, ex.fl.129
Pleurothallis coccinea Hook.

2522. GOME'Z^ R. Br. GOMEZ*.
£2633 recurva R. Br. recurved

(Senor Gomez, a Spanish apothecary.)

| my.jn Y Brazil 1824.

Orchidaz. 1.
Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 1748

2523. CYMBI'DIUM Sum. CYMBIDIUM.

22634 tripterumS«'z. three- vfinged-Jruitedjfi

22635 rtloifblium Sura. Aloe-leaved £
22ti36 ensifolium Swz. sword-leaved £
22637 sindnse W. ' Chinese jf
226-58 lancifblium Hook, lance-leaved ^

22639 jiphiifi.lium Lindl. Xiphium-lvd £

22640 suave R. Br. sweet £

22641 reflexum R. Br. reflexed £

(Kymbe, a boat ; form of labellum.)

23 cu £ jn.jl W

123 or 1 my.jn Br

22 fra 2ijn.o Br

23 fra 1| s.o Br

22 el f my Y.R

23 pr i my.au G

22 or f ......

23 or f ......

Jamaica 1790.
E. Indies 1789.
China 1780.
China 1793.
E. Indies 1822.
China 1814.
N. Holl. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.

Orchidece. 8.— 58.
Dp.r.w Sm.ic. pic. 14
1) l.p Bot. mag. £87
D l.p Bot. mag. 1751
D l.p Bot. mag.b88
D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 51
D l.p Bot. reg. 523
D l.p
D l.p

2524. CIRRHJE"A B. R. CIRRH.EA.
22642 dependens B. R. depending
Cymbidium dependens B. C.

(Kirrhos, yellow; flowers.) Orchidece. 1.

.£23cu f jl Y.G China 1822. Dp.r.w Bot. cab. 936

2525. SARCOCHrLUS R. Br. SARCOCHILUS. (Sarx, flesh, cheilos, a lip.) Orchidece. 1.

22643 falc&tus R. Br. falcate £ iAJ or ... jn.au ... N. Holl. 1821. Dp.r.w

2526. BRA'SS/,4 R. Br. BRASSIA. (William Brass, who collected plants on W. coast of Africa.) Orch. 2.

22644 maculata R Br. spotted -fluid ^ [23 el 1 jn.jl Y.R Jamaica 1806. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 1691

22645 caudata Lindl. long-tailed £ (23 el 1 jn.jl G. Y.R W. Indies 1S23. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 832
Epidendrum caudatum L.

2527. LISSOCHrLUS It. Br. LISSOCHIUIS.

22646 speciusus R. Br. showy £ [A] spl

22647 luteus Suit. yellow £ f7\\ or

(Lissos, smooth, cheilos, lip ; lip of flower.) Orchidece. 2.
C. G. H. 1818. D l.p Lind.col.31

2 my.jn Y
llap.jn Y

C. G. H. 1822. D l.p

* 2598. DIPO^DIUM R. Br. DIPODIUM. (Dis, two, pous, foot; threads of pollen masses.) Orchidete. 1 2

22648 punctatum R. Br. spotted £ E3 or 1^ jn.au R N. Holl. 1822. D p.l Sm. ex. bot. 1.12
Dendrobium punctatum Sm.

2529. GEODO"RUM Jac. GEODORUM. (Ge, earth, down, gift; blossoms lying on earth.) Orchidece. 3. — 4.

22649 purpureum R. Br. purple £ LZ3 el 1 jn.au P E. Indies 1800. D l.p Rox.c.1.40
Linodurum niitans Rox.

22650 citrinum H. K. Citron-colored £ 23 el . 1 o.d Y E. Indies 1800. D l.p Bot. mag. 2195

22651 dilatatum Ji. Br. dilated-lipped £ 23 el 1 my.au Pk E. Indies 1800. D l.p Bot. reg. 675

2530. CAT ASETUM Rich. CATASETUM. (Kata, downward, seta, bristle; two horns of col.) Orchidese. 6.— 7.

22652 tridentatum Hook, three-toothed _

22653 Claveringi Lindl. Capt. Covering's j£ E3 or
2^654 floribundum Hook, bundle-flwd £ iZ3 or

22655 Hooker* Lindl. Hooker's £ [7\\ or

22656 cristatum Lindl. crested £ [Al cu

22657 fiemiapertum Hook, half-open g IA1 or

2 jl.au Y.Br Trinidad 1822. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 90

2 jl.au Y.Br Brazil 1822. Dp r.w Kot.reg. 840

2 n Y.Br Trinidad 1824. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 151

1| n :Y.Br Brazil 1818. Dp.r.w

2 o.n G Brazil 1823. Dp. r.w Bot. reg. 966

1 n Y.G Brazil 18'24. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 213

2531. ANGULOM R. & P. ANGULOA. (Fran, de Angulo, a Spanish naturalist.) Orchidece. 1. — 3.

22658 grandifl6ra Kth, large-flowered ^ C3 or 1 jlau ... S. Amer. 1823. D p.r.w H. & B. 1. 27

2532. Z YGOPE'TALUM Hook. ZYGOPETALUM. (Zygot, yoke, petalon, petal ; joined at base.) Orchlde<e. 2.

22659 Mackai Hook. Mackay's £ (23 or 1 jn.jl B.G.Y Brazil 1825. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2748

22660 rostr&tum Hook. beaked £ 23 or f o W.p.brDemeraral827. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2819

(Sophron, modest; appearance.) Orchidece. 1.

i jn.jl R Rio Jan. 1827. Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 1129

2533. SOPHRONPTIS B. R. SOPHRONITIS.

22661 cernua B. R. drooping J? C3 pr

2534. HETEROTA'XIS B. R. HETEROTAXIS. (Heteros, various, taxis, series.) Orchidece. 1.

22662 crassifolia B. R. thick-leaved ^ 23 or f my.jn Y Jamaica 1825. Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 1028

2535. TRIZElTXISiimf/. TRIZEUXIS. (Treis, three, zeuxis, union ; 3 segments joined.) Orchidece. I.
2266.3 falcata Lindl. falcate £ 23 cu £ f.mr G W. Indies 1820. Dp.r wLind.col.2

2536. XYLCTBIUM Lindl. XYLOBIUM. (Xylon, wood, bio, to live ; growing upon.) Orchidece. 2.

22664 squalens Lindl. dirty-flowered ^22 cu f my.jn Y.Br Brazil 1822. Dp. r.w Bot. reg. 732
Dendrobium squalens B. R.

22665 longifMium Lindl. long-leaved ^23cu 1 my.jl ... N. Gran. 1822. Dp.r.w
Dendrbbium longifolium Kth.

* 2537. MAXILLA"RI A Fl. per. MAXILLARIA. (Labellum resembles the maxillce of some insects.) Orch. 7

22666 BarringtomVz? Lindl. Barrington's ^ 23 cu 1| jn.au Y.G W. Indies 1790. Dp.r.w Hook, ex fl 119

22667 Harrison^ Lindl. Mrs. Harrison 's ^ E3 spl 1§ s Y.R S. Amer. ...

small. _£G3cu£ mr.my Br.pk Rio Jan. 1824.

pale-flowered £ (23 cu Is

aromatic ^ tZ3 cu 1 my

Parker's j? (23 or fs Y

racemose £ 23 or f ray.jn Y

22668 parvula Hook.
£2669 pallidiflora Hook.

22670 aromatica Grah.

22671 Parkerii Hook.

22672 racembsa Hook.

Dp. r.w Bot. reg. 897
D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 217
Pa.Y St.Vincentl826. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2806
Y.G Mexico 1824. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 219
DemeraralS26. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2729
S. Amer. 1826. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2789

2538. NOTY'LI A Lindl. NOTYLIA. (Notos, back, tylos, hump ; singular callosity on stigma.) Orchidece. 1.— 2.
22673 punctata Lindl. dotted K £ 23 cu | au.s G Trinidad 1822. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 759

Pleurothallis punctata B. R. Gomezo tenuifldra B. C.

ORDER I.

Gl'NANDRIA MONANDRIA.

371

2540. ONCI'DIUM Swz. ONCIDIUM. (Ogkidion, a tubercle ;

*2539. PLEUROTHA'LLIS .R. Br. PLEITROTHALLIS. (Pleura, side, thatteo, to flower.) Orchldeee. 3.— 5

22tT74 racemiflora Lindl. raceme-flwd £ [AJ cu 1 ap G W. Indies 1823. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 123

22t>75 ruscifolia R. Br. Ruscus-leaved £ [23 cu f my.jn G.Y W. Indies 1791. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl 197

22676 folibsa Hook. leafy £ [23 cu f f Y Brazil 1825. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2746

two prominences on lip.) Orchidete. 17. — 25.

W. Indies 1793. D p.r.w Jac. am. 141

W. Indies 1791. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 777

Brazil 1825. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 1050

W. Y Demerara 1826. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2773

Y.R Rio Jan. 1825. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 1007

S. Amer. 1811. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 1491

Mexico 1826. Dp.r.w

W. Indies 1825. D p.r.w Jac. am. 131. 2

Jamaica 1824. Dp.r.w Jac. am. 142

W. Indies 1823. Dp.r.w

Jamaica 1793. Dp.r.w

S. Amer. 1822. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 727

W. Indies 1824. D p.r.w SI. jam. 1. 148. 2

S. Amer. 1818. Dp.r.w Lind. col. 27

Brazil 1818. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 2203

Brazil 1824. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 920

O. Y.R Trinidad 1823. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 910

(Kyrtos, convex, podion, little foot.) Orchideae. 8,

2 my.au Y W. Indies 1804. D p.l Bot. mag. 1800

2 o Pk S. Amer. 1814. D p.l Bot. mag. 1814

2 S. Amer. 1825. D p.l

22677 altissimum Swx. tallest j« fAI or
22678 carthaginense Swz. Carthaginian £ fAI or
22i)79 divaricatum B. R. divaricated £ G3 pr
22ti80 pulchellum Hook, neat £ (23 pr
22ri81 pubes B. R. downy _g (23 or
22o82 bifolium //. K. two-leaved j£ (23 or
22683 ornithorhvnchon Kth. bird's-beak £ [AJ or
22884 Cebollct* Swz. Cebollet's ^ 123 or
22685 tetrapetalum W. four-petaled £ [23 or
22686 ./uncifMium Spr. Rush-leaved ^ 23 or
Epidendrum /uncifolium L.
22687 triquetrum R. Br. triangular-/yrf £ (23 or
226S8 luridum Lindl. lurid £ 2\J or
22(5.'-9 variegatum Swz. variegated j* 123 or
82690 bart&tum ZtaO. bearded ^ [23 or
22691 flexuosum B. M. flexuous £ (23 el
22692 pumilum Lindl. dwarf £ [23 pr
22693 papilio Lindl. Butterfly Plant £ fAI gr

4 au.s
4 my.jn
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1 jl.au

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2 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jnjl
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2 f.mr
2 jnjl
1| ap.my
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1 jn.jl
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2541. CYRT OPO^DIUM R. Br. CYRTOPODI

22694 Anderson w R. Br. Anderson's

22695 WoodfordH B. M. Woodford's

22696 glutinbsum Mey. clammy

2542. COELO'GYNE Lindl. C(ELOGYNE. (Koilos, hollow, gyne, female; form of stigma.) Orchldeee. 3. — 7.

22697 punctulata Lindl. dotted-flowered jg [23 el f ... Y E. Indies 1822. D p.r.w

22698 nitida Lindl. shming-leaved £ [23 el 1 ' ... Y E. Indies 1822. Dp.r.w

S2699 fimbriata Lindl. fringed £ (Z3 pr i jl.o Y.br China 1824. Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 868

2543. MACRADE'NIA R. Br. MACRADENIA.
22700 lutescens R. Br. lutescent £ fAI cu

(Makros, long, aden, gland.) Orchidete. 1. — 2.
| d Ol Trinidad 1821. Dp.r.wBot reg. 612

2544. ANISOPE'TALUM Hook. ANISOPETALUM. (Anisos, unequal, petalon, petal ; sepals.) Orchidece. I.

22701 Careyanitm Hook. Dr. Carey's £ [23 cu § o Br.P Nepal 1823. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 149

2545. MEGACLI'NIUM R R. MEGACLTNIUM. (Megas, large, klino, to bend ; spike.) Orchidece. 1.

22702 falcatum B. R. falcate £ (23 or 1 jl.s Y.G.R S.Leone 1824. Dp.r.wBot. reg. 989

2546 GONGO"R/f R.& P. GONGORA. (Anton. CaballeroyGongora, a Spaniard, and friend of Mutis.) Orch. 2.
£ !23 or 1 jn.jl D.P. Trinidad 1824. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 178

22703 atropurpurea Hook, dark-purple

22704 speciosa Hook. showy

fAI or 1| jn.jl Y Brazil 1826. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2755

* 2547. DENDRO^BIUM Swx. DENDROBIUM. (Dendron, tree, bio, to live; growing upon.) Orchldece. 14.-24.

22705 specibsum Swz.

22706 Pierard/ Rox.

22707 Calceolaria Hook.

22708 fimbriatum Hook.

22709 crumen&tum Swx.

22710 je'mulum R. Br.

showy

Pierard's

slipper

fringed

pursed

rivs

TERMHVA\IA. — Racemes terminal.

1 jn.au P N. S. W.
mr Pk

year Pk

2 ap Y

£2711 canaliculatum R. Br. channelled

22712 Myosurus Swz.

22713 cucullatum R. Br.

22714 moniliforme Swz.

2 ap.my W

1801.

E. Indies 1815.
E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1823.
Sumatra 1823.
N. S. W. 1824.
N. Holl. 1824.

22715 lingUEeforme Swx.

22716 undulatum R. Br.

22717 teretifolium R. Br. round-leaved

22718 rigidum R. Br. rigid

123 ft, ...

fAI pr | ... W

II. SCAPI'GERUM. — Scapigerous.
Mouse-tail £ [AJ or 1 jn.au ... Society Is.1825.

III. SOLITAXRIA. — Peduncles solitary.
hooded £ (23 el 2 mr Pk E. Indies 1815.

bracelet-formed jg fAI pr f ... P China 1824.

IV. LATERA^IA. — Racemes lateral.
tongue-leaved £ (23 cu £ ... P N. S. W.
waved £ fAI or £ year ... N. Holl.

iAI or 1 jn.au P
[AJcu i

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1810.

1823.
1823.
1824.

Dp.r.w Ex. bot. 1.10
D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 9
Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 184
D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 71
D p.l Ru. am. 6. 47. 2
Dp.r.w
Dp.r.w

D p.r.w

D p.l Bot. mag. 2242
D p.r.w Kzem. 865

Dp.r.wEx.bot.1.11

Dp.r.w

Dp.r.w

Dp.r.w

2548. CAMARI'DIUM Lindl. CAMARiDiuM.1 (Kamara, arched roof; tip of stigma vaulted.) Orch. 1.— 2.

22719 ochroleucum Lindl. yellowish-white^ [AJ pr 1 jl W Trinidad 1823. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 844
Dendr6bium album Hook.

2549. ORNITHI'DIUM Sal. ORNIT. (Ornis, bird, eidos, like ; upper lip of stigma beak-like.) Orch. 1.

22720 coccineum Sal. scaxlet-ftawered £ [AJ or .2 year R W. Indies 1790. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 1437

(Isos, equal, cheilos, lip ; sepals and lip.) Orch. S.-5. ?

pr 4my.il R W. Indies 1791 D p.r.w Bot. reg. 745
W.Indies 1793. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 825
Jamaica 1823. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 196

2550. ISOCHVUJS R. Br. ISOCHILUS.

22721 linearis R. Br. linear jg [AJ pr f

22722 prolifet JR. Br. proliferous £ (23 pr k '••'• w

22723 graminifolius Kth. Grass-leaved £_ fAI or £ my.jn G.Y
Cymbidium graminioides Swz.

2551. PHOLIDO'TA L. PHOLIDOTA. (Pholis, a scale ;• flowers covered with a scale-like bractea.) Orchldecs. 1.

22724 imbricata Lindl. imbricated £ G3 or \\ ... Br.w Nepal 1824. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 138

2552. BROUGHTO^N/^ R. Br. BROUGHTONIA. (Arthur Broughton, of Bristol, bot. author.) Orchidece. \.

22725 sanguinea R. Br. blood-colored £ G3 spl 1| jn.jl S Jamaica 1793. Dp.r.w Bot. mag. 793

*2553. CATTLENY^ Lindl. CATTLEYA. (W. Cattley, member of the London Hort. Soc.) Orchidea. 3—4.

22726 labikta Lindl. dark-linneA £ [23 spl 1 jl.au V S. Amer. 1818. D p.r.w Lind. coL 33
'22727 Loddiges« Lindl. Loddiges's f 23 el 1 jl.au V S. Amer. 1815. D p.r.w Bot. cab. 337
22728 Forbes« Lindl. Forbes's £ [23 or f jl.au Pk S. Amer. 1823. Dp.r.w

Bb 2

372

GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA.

CLASS XX.

2554. EPIDE'NDRUM L. EPIOENDRUM. (Epi, upon, dendron, a tree; growing upon.) Orchidetz. 19. — 67.

I. BuLBbsA. — Bulbous ; scapes few or many flowered.
spiral ,£23cu 1 f.d Br.p W. Indies 1786. D s.p Bot. mag. 572

22729 cochleatum L.

22730 fragrans Swz. sweet-scented

22731 arigustif61ium Swz. narrow-leaved

22732 punctatum L. dotted

22733 anceps Lod. two-edged

22734 ellipticurn Hook. elliptic

22735 ciliare L. fringed

22736 cuspidatum Lod. pointed

22737 monophyllum Hook, one-leaved

22738 polybulbon Swz. many-bulbed

Jamaica 1778. D s.p Bot. mag. KxW

Jamaica 1820. Dp.r.w

W. Indies 1823. Dp.r.w

E. Indies 1820. Dp.r.w Bot. cab. 887

Rio Jan. 1824. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 207

W. Indies 1790. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 784

W.Y W. Indies 1808. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 783

G Jamaica 1823. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl.109

Jamaica 1822. D p.r.w Hook, ex. fl. 112

II. ABULBOSA. — Destitute of bulbs ; flowers solitary, racemose, aggregate, or paniclcd.

'". Indies 179f

22739 secundum L.

22740 fuscatum Sm. brown
ariceps Jac.

22741 elongktum Jac. long-stalked

22742 umbellatum Swz. umbelled

22743 nutans Swz. nodding

22744 con6pseum Bartr. gnat

22745 diffusum Swz. diffuse

22746 verrucosum Swz. warty

22747 nocturnum L. night

;[Ai cu

W. Indies 1793. C p.r.w Jac. am. 137

W. Indies 1790. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 67

W. Indies 1798. C p.r.w Bot. mag. 61 1

Jamaica 1793. Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 80

Jamaica 1793. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 17

Florida 1775. Dp.r.w

Jamaica 1816. D p.r.w Bot. cab. 846

Jamaica 18'24. Dp.r.w Bot. cab. 1084

Jamaica 1816. Dp.r.w Bot. cab. 713

2555. POLYSTANCHYA Hook. POLYSTACHYA. (Polys, many, stachys, a spike.) Orchidece. 2. — 5.

22748 luteola Hook. yellowish ^ 23 cu f jl.au Y.G W. Indies 1818. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 103
Dendrobium polystachyum Swz.

22749 puberula Lindl. rather downy ^ 23 cu | o Y.G S. Leone 1822. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 851

2556. CRYPTARRHENA R. Br. CRYPTARRHENA.

22750 lunata R. Br. crescent-lipped £ 23 de % i

2557. ORNITHOCE'PHALUS Hook. ORN. (Ornis, bird, kephale, head ; upper end of column.) Orch. 1.

22751 gladiatus Hook sworA-leaved jg 23 cu ± ... G Trinidad 1823. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 127

2558. EL&TIA R. & P. BLETIA. (Louis Blet, a Spanish apothecary and botanist.) Orchidece. 9. — 14.

22752 Tankervillfcz R. Br. Tankerville's ,& 23 spl 2 mr.ap W.Br China 1778. R p.l Bot. mag. l!»i.'4

(Kryptos, hidden, arren, a male.) Orchidece. 1.
iy.au Y W. Indies 1815. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 153

22753 verecunda R. Br. modest
Linodorum £ltum B. M.

22754 florida R. Br. florid

22755 speciosa Kth. showy

22756 guineensis G. Don Guinea

22757 «yacinth»wa R. Br. Hyacinth-like

22758 capitata R. Br. headed ,&

22759 pallida Lod. pallid & _

22760 Woodfordw Hook. Woodford's £ 23 or 2 jn.jl

2559. ITRIA Lindl. ERIA.

22761 stellata Lindl. starred

22762 pubescens Lindl. pubescent
Dendrbbium pubescens Hook.

22763 rbsea B. R. Rose-like

3 ja.my P W. Indies 1733. R p.l Bot. mag. 930

W. Indies 1786. R p.l Red.lil.83

Mexico 1827. R p.r.w

S. Leone 1822. R p.r.w

China 1802. R p.l Bot. mag. 1492

W. Indies 1795. R p.l

W. Indies 1820. R p.l Bot. cab. 629

G.Y Trinidad 1823. R p.r.w Bot. mag. 2719

(Erion, wool ; woolliness of flower.) Orchidece. 3. — 4.

J23el 2 f Br.Y E.Indies?... Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 904

23 el l|mr Y E. Indies 1820. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 124

£ 23 or

R.w China 1824. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 978

2560. OCTOMFRI A R. Br. OCTOMERIA. (Okto, eight, meris, part ; pollen in eight masses.) Orchidece. 2.

22764 graminifblia R. Br. Grass-leaved £ 23 cu | jn.jl Pa. Y W. Indies 1793. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2764

22765 spicata D. Don spicate £ 23 or | jajl ... Nepal 1823. D p.r.w

22766 serratifblia Hook, serrated-leaved^ B3 or

Pa.Y Rio Jan.

Dp.r.w Bot. mag.

2561. TRIBRATHIA B. R. TRIBRACHIA. (Treis, three, brachion, arm: spikes.) Orchideat. 1.

22767 pendula B. R. pendulous ^ 22 cu £ jn.n G S, Leone 1823. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 963

*2562. BRASAVO^L^ R. Br. BKASAVOLA. (Ant. Musa Brasavolo, an Italian botanist.) Orchidete. 1.— 2.

22768 cucullata fl. £>-. hooded £ 23 el £ jn.s W W. Indies 1793. D p r.w Bot. mag. 543

2563. SARCA'NTHUS Lindl. SARCANTHUS. (Sarx, a flesh, anthos, flower; texture of sepals.) Orchidecg. 5.

22769 paniculatus Lindl. panicled £ 23 el 2Jmy.au Y China ... C p. r.w Bot. reg. 220
22770 praemorsus Lindl. bitten ^ 23 el 1 ... G E. Indies 182*. Dp.r.w

22770 praemorsus Lindl.

22771 teretifblius Lindl. cylindric-lvd £ 23 cu

22772 rostrktus Lindl. rostrate £ 23 pr 1 n
Vdnda recdrva Hook.

22773 succlsus B. R. lopped off ^ [23 pr 1 n

Y.P China
Y.R.G China

D p.r.w

1819. C p.r.w Lind. col. 6
1819. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 981

Y.br China 1824. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 1014

2564. PA'NDA R. Br. VANDA. (Hindoo name of original species.) Orchidece. 5. — 6.

22774 multiftora Lindl. many-flowered £ 23 el 2 jn Y China 1800. C p.r.w Lind. coL 38

22775 tessellata Lod. tessellated £ 23 or 1 jl.au W.P China 1816. D p. r.w Rox. cor. 1. 42
Cymbidium tessellatum Rox.

22776 Roxburgh/ R. Br. Roxburgh's £ 23 el 1} n W.p China 1810. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 506

22777 trichorh'iza Hook, hairy-rooted £ 23 pr f au P.G E. Indies 1822. C p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 72
Trichorliiza teretifblia Lindl.

22778 cru^nta Lindl. bloody-flowered £ 23 or 2 au R China 1819. Dp.r.w

2565. AE'RIDES Sw. AIR PLANT. (Aer, the air ; live for many months when suspended.) Orchidece. 2. — 11.

22779 odoratum Lou. fragrant £ 23 fra 1| ... Pk China 1800. C p.r.w

22780 arachnites Swz. spider-like £ 23 or 1 ... Br.p Japan 1793. C p.r.w Kaem. 869. 1

2566. RENANTHE^RA Lou.
22781 coccinea Lou. scarlet

RENANTHERA. (Ren, kidney, anthera, anther.) Orchidete. 1.

£ 23 spl 8 mr.my S China 1816. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 1131

2567. lONO'PSIS Kth. IONOPSIS. ( Ion, a violet, opsis, appearance.) Orchideee. 1. — 3

22782 utricularioides L. Utricularia-lk £ 23 pr i o.n W.p W. Indies 1822. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 113
? Jantha paUidiflora Hook.

2568. EULCTPHIAfl.ffr. EULOPHIA. (Eulophos, well crested; surface of middle lobe of lip.) Or chide*. S. -10.

22783 gracilis Lindl. slender & 23 pr 2 my.n G.Y S. Leone 1822. R p.l Bot. reg. 742

22784 guineensis R. Br. Guinea A 23 el 1 my.n Pk S. Leone 1822. R p.l Bot. reg. 686

ORDER II.

GYNANDRIA DIANDRIA.

373

22785 barbata B. R bearded & uAJ or 1 jn.au ... C G. H. 1825. D p.l

2278f> streptopetala B. R. narrow-petaled & tAI or 1 jl.n Y S. Amer. 1820. D p.l Bot. reg. 1002

22787 vlrens B. R. green-flowered A lAJ or Ij jn.au G.Y C. G. H. 1825. D p.l Rox. cor. 1. 38

22788 tristis B. R. sad A lA) or 1£ my.jn Dk C. G. H. 1825. D p.l

22789 Iongic6rnis R R. long-horned A lAJ or I jn.au ... C. G. H. 1825. D p.l

22790 ensata B. R. svtord-lvd & [23 or 1 ap.au Pa.Y C. G. H. 1826. D p.l.s Bot reg. 1147

2569. ANGRJEfCUM Thou. ANGR*:CU.M. (Latinised from the Malay appellation angree.} Orchidete. 3 41.

22791 maculatum Lindl. spotted £ [23 pr 1 o.n Pk Africa 1819. Dp.r.wLind.coL 15

22792 falcatum Lindl. falcate jg [23 pr f n.d W China 1815. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2097

22793 luridum Lindl. lurid .£[23 pr 1J s.n Br S.Leone 1822. Dp.r.w

2570. AERA'NTHES Lindl. AERANTHES.
22794. grandiflora Lindl. large-flowered ^ (23 or
22795 sesquipedalis Lindl. 18-inch-flwd £ fAI spl

(Aer, air, anthos, flower.) Orchidete, 2. — 3.

f in.jl G.Y Madagasc.1823. D p.r.w Rot. reg. 817
1 jn.jl \V Madagasc.1823. D p.r.w Thou. or. 66

2571. CALA'NTHE R. Br. CALANTHE. (Kalos, beautiful, anthos, flower.) Orchidece. 2. —7.

22796 yeratriflora R. Br. Veratrum-lvd £ [23 or 2 jn.jl W E. Indies 1819. D p.l Bot. reg. 720

22797 sylvestris Lindl. wood £ [23 or ljl.au W? Madagasc.1823. D p.l

2572. STE'LIS Swz.

22798 ophioglossoldesSwz. Ophiogloss.-lk

22799 micrantha Swz. small-flowered

STELIS. (Greek_name of some parasitical plant.) Orchide.ce. 2. — 10.

[23 cu
G3cu

| my.jn G
J n.d G

. Indies 1791. D p.r.w Bot. cab. 442
Jamaica 1805. D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 158

2573. MALA'XIS Swz. MALAXIS. (Malaxis, softness ; delicate texture of genuine species.) Orchid. 1. — 13.

22800 paludosa Swz. marsh ^ A de £ jl Y.G England tur.bo. R p.s Eng. bot. 72

2574. PRESCCTT/.4 Lindl. PRESCOTIA. (John Prescot, an Englishman residing at Petersburgh.) Orch. 1. 2.

22801 plantaginea Lindl. Plantain-leaved£ (23 cu 1| ap.au G.w Brazil 1822. R p.l Hook. ex. fl. 115

*2575. MICRO'STYLIS Nut. MICROSTYLIS. ( Mikros, small, stylos, a column.) OrcJiidece. 1. — 2.

22802 ophioglossoldes Nut. Ophiogloss.-lk ^ A de £ jl Y.G N. Amer. 1824. R p.s Pluk. am. 434. 4

*2576. LI'PARIS Rich. LIPARIS. (Liparos, unctuous : surface of leaves of original species.) Orchidece. 6.-13.

* A pr | jn.jl G.P N. Amer. 1758. R p.s Bot. mag. 2004

Y England sa. ma. R p.s Eng. bot. 47

... N. Amer. 1823. R p.s

G Nepal 1822. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 116

G I. France 1823. Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 882

G N. Holl. 1824. Dp.r.w

22803 filiifMia Rich. Lily-leaved
Malaxis Wiifolia Swz.

22804 LcestilM Rich. Lcesel's ^ A cu | jl

22805 Correana Nut. Correa's ^ A or

22806 bituberculata Lindl. two-tubercled £ [23 cu

22807 foltosa Lindl. leafy £ [23 cu | au

22808 reftexa Lindl. reflexed j« [23 cu 1 au ,

2577. FERN ANDE>S/^ R. & P. FERNANDESIA. (George Garcias Fernandez, a Spanish bot.) Orchldea:. 1 .
22809 elegans B. R. elegant ^ (23 cu | jn.jl Y Trinidad 1817. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2715.

Lockhartia Elegans Hook.

2578. CALY'PSO5a;. CALYPSO.

22810 borealis Sal. northern

22811 americana R. Br. American
borealis Hook.

(Kalypto, to conceal ; habitat.)
Apr | my.jn Y.a N. Amer. 1805.
A or | my.jn Pk N. Amer. 1820.

Orchldea:. 2.
R s.p Par. Ion. 89
R s.p Hook. ex. fl. 12

2579. VANFLLA Swz. VANILLA.

22812 aromatica Swz. aromatic fl_ CD ec 10 jn.a

22813 planifblia Andr. smooth-leaved g_ C 1 or 10 ap.jn

(Vaynilla, a little pod, Span.} Orchidece. 2.— 3.

Dec 10 jn.au W

W

S. Amer. 1739. C p.l PI. ic. 183. 188
W. Indies 1800. C p.l Bot cab. 733

CLASS XX. ORDER 2.

GYNA'NDRIA DIA'NDRIA.

*2580. CYPRIPEVDIUM Z,. LADIES' SLIPPER. (Kypris, Venus, podion, a slipper.) Orchidece. 10. —16.

England woods. R s.p Eng. bot. 1
Switzerl. 1825. R s.p

N. Amer. 1759. R s.p Bot. mag. 911

N. Amer. 1790. R s.p Bot. cab. 895

N. Amer. 1731. R s.p Bot. mag. 216

N. Amer. 1800. R s.p Pluk. m. 418. 3

N. Amer. 1826. R s.p

N. Amer. 1808. R s.p Bot mag. 1569

N. Amer. 1786. R s.p Bot. mag. 192
Nepal 1816. R s.p Bot. reg. 788
Nepal 1819. R s.p Lind. col. 32

2581. STYLI'DIUM Swz. STYLIDIUM.

22824 #raminifolium Swz. Grass-leaved

22825 fruticbsum R. Br. shrubby
glandul6sum Sal.

22826 scandens R. Br. climbing

22827 tenuifblium R. Br. fine-leaved
Jaricifolium Rich.

22828 adnatum R. Br. adnate

22829 lineaTe Swt. linear
Ventenatea minor Sm.

22814 Calculus L.
2 helveticum
Calceolus Schl.
22815 parviflorum Swz.
22816 pubescens W.
22817 spectabile Swz.
2*818 album H. K.
22819 candidum W.
22820 arietinum R. Br.

22821 humile Swz.
22822 venustum Wai.
22823 insigne Wai.

I
common, Slipper ^

Swiss ^

small-flowered ^
pubescent, yellow §
remarkable ^
white A
white ^
ram's-head ^
II.
humble ^
handsome £
admirable £

. FOLIUSA. — Stems leafy.
1 A or 1 my.jl Y 1
1 A or 1 my.jl Y S

[ A or 1 my.jn Y 1
1 A or 1 my.jn Y 1
1 A or 1| jn.jl R 1
1 A or 1| my.jn W 1
1 A or 1 my.jn W 1
I A or £ my W.R 1
SCAPI'GERA. — Scapigerous.
1 A or | my.jn R.w 1
: B3el ijl.au G.P 1
: (23 el 1 jl.au G.P 1

(Stylos,
£ lAI or
tt I | or

column ; stamens and style joined.)
1 ap.au Pk N. S. W. 1803. S
1| my.o Pk N. Holl. 1803. S

Stylideee. 6.— 45.
s.p Bot. reg. PO
s.p Par. Ion. 77

^ i Al or
£ i Al or

2 jl.au
1 jl.au

Pk
Pk

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1803.
1818.

S
S

s.p

S.p

Bot. mag. 2249

iQI or
£ lAlor

IJ1.au
1 jn.jl

Pk
R

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1824.
1812.

S
D

s.p

p.l

Bot. reg. 914
Ex. bot. 2. 69-

B b 3

374

MONGECIA MONANDRIA.

CLASS XX I.

CLASS XX. ORDER 3.
GYNA'NDRIA HEXA'NDRIA.

2582. ^RISTOLOTHIA L. BIRTIIWORT. (Aristos,best,lochia, parturition; sup. med. qual.) Asdrina:. 31-fi9.
I. TRI'FIDJE. — Limb of perianth fiat, trifid; shrubby.

22830 slpho Herit.
22831 toment&sa S. M.

tube JL or 30 jn.jl Y.br N. Amer. 1763.
tomentose JL or 20 jn.jl P N. Amer. 1799.

L

L

s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 534
Bot. mag. 1369

22832 Arkansa Lo. C.

Arkansa JL or 20 jn.jl P Arkansa 1824.

L

S.I

II. UNILABIA^JE. — Limb of perianth unilabiate.

i. OBLo'NGjE. — Lip ovate, oblong, or lanceolate.

22833 bce'tica L.

Bcetic JL A or 6 my.jn P Spain 1596.

R

l.p

M. h. 12. 17. 6

22834 glauca De.tf.
228.35 maxima L.
22836 hastata Kth.

glaucous-leaved A i | or 6 jl P Barbary 1785.
greatest , fl_ CD or 20 jl P N. Spain 1759.
hastate fl CD or 16 jl.au ... Cuba 1822.

C
C
C

p.l

l.p
p.l

Bot. mag. 1115
Jac. am. 146
H. &B.2.116

22837 indica L.

Indian i. CD or 10 jn.jl P E. Indies 1780.

C

S.I

R. mal. 8. 25

22838 acuminata Lam.

long-pointed JL CD or 10 ... P Mauritius 1822.

C

l.p

22839 bilobata L.

two-lobed fl_Dor 10 ... P 1824.

C

p.l

PI. am. 106

ii. SPATULA"-!-*:. — Lip spatulate, obtuse.

22840 barbata Jac.

bearded |_ El or 10 ... P Caraccas 1796.

R

S.I

Jac. ic. 3. 608

22841 fce'tida Kth.

fetid fi_ CD or 20 jl.au ... Mexico 1822.

C

p.l

H. & B. 2. 119

iii. CORDAGE. — Lip cordate, unguiculate.

22842 odoratissima L.

sweetest-sctd fl_ 1 1 or. 10 jl P Jamaica 1737.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 1.104.1

22843 surinam£nsis W.

Surinam fl_ CD or 20 ... Y.br Surinam 1823.

C

p.l

Jac. ob. 1. 3

trilobata Jac.

iv. OBCORDA^T*. — Lip at top cordate.

22844 trilobata L.

three-lobed fl. CD or 6 jn.jl P S. Amer. 1775.

C

p.l

22845 grandiflbra Stm.

large-flowered |_ CD or 20 Jamaica 1824.

C

22846 ringens ftitf

III. BILABIATE. — Limb of perianth bilabiate.
ringent i. CD or 20 jn.jl P.G.Y Brazil 1820.

C

p.l

Vahl sy. 2. 47

22847 brasiliensis Mart.

Brazilian fl_ CD or 20 ... Y.br Brazil 1820.

C

p.l

ringens Lk.

22848 panduriformis W.

fiddle-shaped fi_ CD or 10 Caraccas 1823.

C

p.l

22849 labibsa B. R.

great-lipped JL CD or 20 jl.au P.G.Y Brazil 1821.

C

l.p

Bot. reg. 689

£2850 arbore"scens W.

arborescent * i | or 20 jn.jl Y.p America 1737.

C

IV. HERB'A*CES. — Herbaceous.

i. UNILABIA^T^E. — Limb of calyx unilabiate.

22851 sempervirens L.
22852 16nga L.
22853 Serpentariai.'

evergreen !U | | or 4 my.jn P Candia 1727.
long-rooted ^fc A °r Ii jn.o P S. Europe 1548.
Snake-roo* -* A or 1 jn.jl D.P N. Amer. 16.32.

D
R
R

p.l

CO

s.p

Bot. mag. 1116
Mil. ic. 51.2
Jac. sc. 3. 385

22854 bracteata Retz.

bracted JU E3 or 3 jl P E. Indies 1793.

R

S.I

22855 rotunda L.

round-rooted j£ iAJ or 2 mr.o D.P S. Europe 15P6.

R

CO

22856 sagittata MM.

sagittate ^ A or 1 jn.jl P N. Amer. 1819.

R

S.I

Pluk. m. 78. 1

22857 pallida W.

pale-flowered ^ A or 2 my.au W.p Italy 1640.

R

S.I

M. h. 12. 18. 2

22858 Clematitis L.

Clematitis ^ A or 2 my.au Y England woods.

II

CO

Eng. bot. 398

ii. DILATA^TA. — Limb dilated, ovate.

22859 hirta i.

hairy £ uAJ or 2 my.jn P Chio 17S9.

R

S.1

To. it. 1. 147

iii. SUBDENTAVA. — Limb of calyx subbidentate.

22860 Pistolochia L.

Pistolochia Jc A or 2 jn.jl P S. Europe 1597.

R

S.I

CLASS XXI. ORDER 1.
MONCE'CIA MONA'NDRIA.

2583. ARTOCA'RPUS L. BREADFRUIT. (Artos, bread, karpos, fruit.) Urticea:. 2. — 8.

22861 incisa L. tnie,cut-lvd £ CD clt 50 ... W.G S. Sea Isl. 1793. Sk r.m Ru.am. 1.33
2 nucifera nut-bearing } CD or 50 ... W.G E. Indies 1793. Sk r.m

22862 integrifolia L. entire-lvd, Jaca Tree± CD clt 60 jn W.G E. Indies 1778. C r.m R. mal. 3. 26. 28
2 heterophyllaiawz. variable-leaved i CD or 60 ... W.G E. Indies 1778. C r.m

2584. FORSKCT L.E.4 L. FORSKOLEA. (Peter Forskol, a traveller in Egypt.) Urticea?. 3. — 5.

22863 tenacissima L. clammiest O cu 1J jl.au W.G Egypt 1767. S lt.l Jac. vin. 1. 48

22864 Candida L. white £ iAl cu 1| jn.jl W.G C. G. H. 1774. C lt.l

22865 angustifblia Retz. narrow-leaved O cu 2 jl.au W.G Teneriffe 1779. S lt.l Mur. 24. 4

2585. CASUARrNA L. CASUAHINA. (Branches sup. like feathers of Cassowary.) Amentucece. 9. — 10.

I. Dio2Nci£:. — Flowers dioecious.

22866 stricta H. K.

22867 distyla Ve n.

22868 torulbsa H. K.

22869 quadrivalvis Lab.

22870 tenufssima Sieb.

22871 muricata Rox.

strict

two -sty led
twisted

four-valved . .

slenderesUwf J i_J or 10
muricated

!_J or 15 f.n Ap N. S. W. 1775. S s.p Bot. rep. 346

I | or 15 ... Ap N. Holl. 1812. S s.p Ven.celsQ2

$ l_J or 15 ... Ap N. S. W. 1772. S s.p

i I or 18 ... Ap N. S. W. 1812. S s.p Lab n h 2 218

_ Ap N. Holl. 1825. S s.p

" > i_J or 15 ... Ap E. Indies 1822. S s.p

ORDER III.

MONCECIA TRIANDRIA.

375

1 1. MON<E\:LE. — Flowers monoecious.

22872 nodiflora Forst. knot-flowered f i j or 15 ... Ap N. Caled. 1823. S s.p

22873 t'fluisetifulia Forst. Equisetum-lvd $ i | or 15 o.n Ap S. Sea Isl. 1776. S s.p Bot. cab. 607

22874 glauca Sieb.

glaucous

i I or 15

Ap N. Holl. 1824. S s.p

2586. CERATOCA'RPUS L. CERATOCARPUS. (Keras, horn, karpos, fruit ; calyx 2-horned.) Chenopbdete. 1.

22875 arenarius L. sand Q un £ jn.jl G Tartary 1757. S s Ac. pet. 1.9

2587. ZANNICHE'LLI^f L. PONDWEED. (John Jerome Zannichelli, a Venetian apothec.) Fluviales. 1.— 3.

22876 palustris L. marsh * O w 2 jl Ap Britain dit. S aq Eng. bot. 1844p ,

CLASS XXI. ORDER 2.
MON(EVCIA DIA'NDRIA.

2588. ZE'MNA L. DUCKWEED. (Lepis, a scale; form of plants.) Fluviales. 4. — 11.

22877 trisulca L. 3-furrowed, Ivy-lvd =*= O w ... my.jn Ap Britain sta.wa. S l.p Eng. bot. 926

22878 minor L. less =* Q w ... jn.jl Ap Britain sta.wa. S l.p Eng. bot. 1095

22879 gibba L. gibbous * O w ... jn.jl Ap Britain sta.wa. S !.p Eng. bot. 1233

22880 polyrhiza L. greater, many-rooted =*= Q w ... my.s Ap Britain dit. S l.p Eng. bot. 24-58

2589. ^NGITRIA Tou. ANGURIA. (One of the Greek names for the cucumber.) Cucurbitucece. 4

22881 trilolAtaZ,. three-lobed fl_ (ZD or 20 jn.jl Pk Carthag. 1793. R l.p Jac.am. 156

22882 pedata L. pedate JL El or 20 jn.jl Y S. Amer. 1820. 11 l.p Jac. am. pic.155

22883 trifoli-\ta L. trifoliate &. E£ or 10 jn.jl Y St. Domin. ... R l.p PL am. 99

22884 umbrbsa H. $ B. shady f |_ G2 or 10 jn.jl Y S. Amer. 1827. R l.p

2590. CERA1TOLA L. CERATIOLA. (Keration, a little horn ; stigma.) Empetrev. 1.

22885 mcoides L. Heath-like tt- | pr If jn.jl Br N. Amer. 182d. C s.p Bot. mag. 2758

2591. MELO'THRIA L. MELOTHRIA. (Melothron, supposed to be briony ; similarity.) Cucurbit. 2. — a
2288f> pendula L. pendulous -* O un 4 jn.s Y America 1752. S co PL ic. 66.2
22S87 fce'tida Desr. fetid Jc Q un 4 jn.s Y Guiana 1820. S co

Trichosanthes foetidissima L.

CLASS XXI. ORDER 3.
MONCFCIA TRIA'NDRIA.

2592. COMPTCT'N/^ Banks COMPTONIA. (Henry Compton, Bishop of London, cult, exot.) Amentacece. L

22888 dsplenifblia H. K. Fern-leaved & or 4 mr.my Br N. Amer. 1714. Sk s.p Den. br. 166

2593. HERNA'ND/,4 L. JACK IN A Box. (Francisco Hernandez, M.D., Spanish bot.) Laurinece. 3.

22889 sonbra L sounding 1 O or 50 ... W.G E. Indies 1693. C p.l Ru. am. 2.85

22890 ovigera L. egg-bearing 1 CD or 50 ... W.G E.Indies ... C p.l Ru. am. 3. 123

22891 guianensis Aubl. Guiana £ dJ or 50 ... W.o Guiana 1820. C r.m Aub. gui. 2. 309

2594. A'XYRIS L.

22892 amaranth o'ides L..

22893 hybriria L.

22894 prostrata L.

AXYRIS.
Amaranthus-lk
hybrid
prostrate

(Axyros, rough ; leaves.)
1 1 jn.jl G

Siberia
Siberia
Siberia

1758.
1780.
1798.

Chenopbdece. 3. — 5.
S co Gin. si. 2. 2
S co Gm.si. 4. i
S co Gm.si.4.2

2595. TRA^GIA L. TRAGIA. (Jerome Bock, generally called Tragus, Ger. bot.) EuphorUacece. 9. — 19.

I. SCANDE'NTES. — Stems scandent.

twining J. Q un 6 jn.jl G W. Indies 1739. C co Tr.pl. 2. 15

involucred _£ ._Q] un 3 jn.jl. G E.Indies 1759. S co Jac. ic. 1.190
peduncled J_ d) un 6 jn.jl G Guinea 1823. C co Beau. ow. 1. 54

22895 volubilis L.
2289(5 involucrata L.
22897 pedunculata Beauv

228P8 urens L.

i/rticasfblia MX.
iL.

22901 corniculata Vahl
22H02 infesta Mart.
22903 cannabina L.

stinging
Nettle- leaved
Mercury like
small-horned
tro'ublesome

II. ERE'CTJJ. — Stems erect.

3 au
2 jl.au

O un
O un

03! un lijl.au
O un 1 jl au
RT1 un 2 jl.au

Hemp-leaved JU. E3 un 2 jn.jl

G Virginia 1699. S co Pluk. al. 107. 5

G N. Amer. ... S co R. mal. 10. 82

G E. Indies ... S co

G Caraccas ... S co

G Brazil ... S co

G E: Indies 1699. C l.p Bur. in. 63. 4

2596. CNEMIDO'STACHYS Mart. CNEM. (Knemis, spoke of wheel, stachys, spike.) Euphorbiacece. 1.— 19.
22904 Chamelajxa Spr. Chametea ED un 2 jn.jl G E. Indies 1703. S s.p R. mal. 2. 34

2597. TYTHA L.

22905 latifblia L.

22906 minor Sm.

22907 angustifolia L.

22908 minima W.

CAT'S-TAIL.
broad-leaved
smaller
narrow-leaved
least

(Tiphos, a marsh ; habitation.) Typhince. 4. — 7.

ilk A ec 6 jl Br Britain dit. R l.p Eng. bot. 1455

iilfc A ec 2 jl Br England mar. R l.p Eng. bot. 1457

Jt A ec 4 jn.jl Br Britain pools. R l.p Eng. bot. 1456

Jilt A ec 1 jl Br Switzerl. 1822. R co

2598. SPA RGA^NIUM L. BUR REED. (Sparganon, fillet ; riband-like leaves.) T$phin<e. 4. —5.

22909 ramusum Sivz. branchy =4= A "" 2 JUu Ap Britain dit. S l.p Eng. bot 744

22910 simplex Swz. simple *= A un 1| jl.au Ap Britain sta.wa. S l.p Eng. bot. 745

22911 n&tans L. floating =*= A un fit jl Ap England fens. S l.p Eng. bot. 272

22912 alpinum D. Don alpine £= A un fit jl Ap Britain sc.mo. S l.p

Bb 4

376

MONCECIA TRIANDRIA. CLASS XXI.

2599. CA'REX L

CAREX. (Careo, to want; upper spikes without seeds.) Cyperacece. 121. — 280.

I. Diffi\:i.E. — Dioecious, spikes solitary.

22913 dioica L.

dioecious Jilt A cu £ my.jn Ap Britain sp. bo. Sk bog Eng. bot. 543

22914 DavalUa/w Sm.

Davall's Jilt A cu f my.jn Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot 2123

22915 pulicaris L.

II. PULICA^RI*. — Androgynous, upper part of spike male.
flea Jilt A cu 1J jn.jl Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1051

22916 leucoglochin L.JU.
22917 pyrenaica Wahl.

white-spiked Jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Skbog
Pyrenean Jilt A un 1| jn.jl Ap Pyrenees 1820. Sk bog Schk.ca.5.D.15

22918 rupestris All.
22919 pauciflbra Light.

rock Jllk A un £ jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog Al.ped.92. 1
few-flowered Jilt A cu 1| jn Ap Britain bgs. m. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2041

111. CYPEROI'DEJS. — Androgynous, capitate ; stigmas two ; No. 22926. stigmas three.
22920 cyveroides L. Cyperus-like Jilt A un 2 jn.jl Ap Bohemia 1801. Sk bog Schk. ca. A. 5
22921 7uncif61ia^«. Rush-leaved Jilt A un f jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Skbog

22922 stenophylla Wahl.

narrow-leaved Jilt A un 2 jn.jl Ap Austria 1822. Sk bog Schk.ca. G.Ii.32

22923 chordorhlza L.

cord-rooted Jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Sweden 1823. Sk bog Schk.ca. G.Ii.31

22924 incurva Light.

curved Jilt A un J jl.au Ap Scotland san.sh. Sk bog Eng. bot. 927

22925 fce'tida Hal.

fetid Jilt A un f jl.au Ap Switzerl. 1791. Sk bog Schk. ca. Hh. 96

22926 lobata Vil.

lobed Jilt A un | my.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog Al. ped. 92. 5

22927 curvula All.

small-curved J«k A un J jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1824. Sk bog Schk. ca. D. 17

IV.
22928 arenaria L.

BRIZOI'DEJE. — Androgynous ; spikelets spiked, many-flowered.
sand Jlfo A ec 1 jn.jl Ap Britain san.sh. Sk bog Eng. bot. 928

22929 repens Bel.

creeping Jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1823. Sk bog Schk. ca. J. 11

22930 intermedia Good.

intermediate Jilt A un 1| my.jl Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2042

22931 schcenoides Dec.

Rush-like Jilt A un 1 my.jl Ap Germany 1823. Sk bog

22932 Schrebferi W.

Schreber's Jilt A un 1J jn.jl Ap Germany 1800. Sk bog Host. gr. 1. 46

22933 orizo^ides L,

Briza-like Jilt A un 2 my.jl Ap Germany 1815. Sk bog Host. gr. 36. 47

22934 ovalis Good.

oval-spiked Jilt A un 2 jn.jl Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 306

22935 leporma L.

Svoit*, hare Jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog Schk.ca.Fff.129

22936 JagopodioMes W.

Harefoot-like Jilt A un 2 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1805. Sk bog Schk.ca. Yyy.177

22937 scoparia W.

Broom Jilt A un 2£ jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1812. Sk bogSchk.ca.Xxx.175

22938 nemorbsa Lam.

grove Jilt A un 3 jn.jl Ap Germany 1824. Skbog

22939 vulpina L.

fox jllb A un 3 my.au Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 307

22940 stipata 3/AA

crowded Jilt A un 3 my.au Ap N. Amer. 1825. Sk bogSchk.ca.Hhh.132

22941 divisa Hud.

divided Jilt A un 2 my.jl Ap Britain sal. m. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1096

22942 muricata L.
22943 norvegica »<iW.
22944 divulsa Good.

greater prickly Jilt A un 2 my.jn Ap Britain moi.p. Skbog Eng. bot. 1097
Norwegian Jilt A un 1| my.jn Ap Norway 1822. Sk bog Schk. ca. 8. 66
parted Jilt A un 2 my Ap Britain m.s.pl. Sk bog Eng. bot. 629

22945 stellulata Good.

stellulate Jilt A un f my.jn Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 806

22946 rosea Schr.

Rose Jilt A un 2 my.jn Ap N. Amer. 1812. Sk bog Schk.ca.Zzz.179

22947 axillaris Good.

axillary Jilt A un 2| my.jn Ap England bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 993

22948 rembta L.

remote Jilt A un 2 my.jn Ap Britain groves. Sk bog Eng. bot. 832

22949 elongata L.

elongated Jilt A un 1 my.jn Ap England mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1920

22950 cfirta Good.

short Jilt A un 1 jn Ap Britain pools. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1386

22951 fffi"nea W.

fodder Jilt A un 2 jn Ap N. Amer. 1818. Sk bog

22952 tenella Schk.

slender Jilt A un | jn Ap Scotland moun. Sk bog Schk.ca.23.6.104

straminea Donn

22953 16ngipes D. Don

long-peduncled Jilt iA) un 1± jn.jl Ap Nepal 1823. Sk bog

22954 /oliacea L.

Ray-grass-/z/te Jilt A un 2 jn Ap Sweden 1810. Skbog Schk.ca.P.p.104

22955 straminea W.

straw Jilt A un 2 jn.jl Ap N. Amer. 1803. Sk bogSchk.ca.Xxx.174

22956 multiflbra MM.

V. PANICULATE. — Androgynous ; spikelets panicled.
many-flowered Jilt A un 1 'my.jn Ap N. Amer. 1812. Sk bog Schk.ca. L11.144

22957 teretiuscula Good.

rather rounder Jilt A un 2 my.jn Ap Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1065

22958 paradoxa W.
22959 paniculata i.

paradoxical Jilt A un 1| my.jn Ap Austria 1823. Skbog Host. gr. 1.57
panicled Jilt A un 3 jn.jl Ap England bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot 1064

22960 appressa R. Br.

close-spiked Jilt A un 2 my.au Ap N. S. W. 1802. Sk bog

VI. RACEMOSE. — Androgynous ; spikelets racemose.

22961 bicolor All. two-colored Jilt A un U my.jn Ap M. Cenis 1810. Skbog Schk. c.Aaaa.181

22962 atrata L. blackened Jilt A un li jn.jl Ap Britain al. me. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2044

VII. THURiNcrACA. — Terminal spikes male, the others androgynous.

22963 thuringiaca W. Thuringian Jilt A un 1£ my.jn Ap Germany 1810. Sk bog Schk.ca.P.pp.155

VIII. GLAREOAS/E. — Terminal spikes androgynous, the others female.

22964 Buxbaum« Wahl. Buxbaum's Jilt A un 1 my.jn Ap Sweden 1821. Sk bog Schk.ca.X.Gg.76

22965 glareftsa Wahl. gritty Jilt A un 1 my.jn Ap Norway 1816. Sk bog

22966 microstachya Ehrh. small-spiked Jlit A un 1 my.jn Ap SwitzerL 1822. Sk bog Schk. ca. 6. 11
IX. CLANDESTINE. — Spikes of distinct sexes ; male ones solitary, female ones sessile or subsessile :. scapes

sheathed with membranous bractes.

white Jilt A un 1 my.jn Ap Austria 1818. Skbog Schk. ca.O.55

clandestine Jilt A cu \ ap.my Ap England sun.ro. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2124
inverted Jilt tAI un 1 jn.jl Ap

fingered Jilt A un J my.jn Ap

Plantain-like Jilt A un J my.jn Ap
Fraser's Jilt A or | ap.jn Ap

22967 alba L.

22968 clandestlna Good.

22969 inv^rsa R. Br.

22970 digitata L.
2-2971 jolantaginea Lam.
22972 Frasenawa H. K.

N. Holl. 1818. Sk bog
England woods. Sk bog Eng. bot. 615
N. Amer. 1805. Sk bog Schk. ca. U. 170
N. Amer. 1809. Sk bog Bot. mag. 1391

^ PiLULi'FERjE. — Spikes of distinct sexes ; male ones solitary, female ones sessile or subsessile : culm leafy.

< pilulifera L

22974 fimbriata Schr.

22975 mucronata All.

22976 lucorum W. en.

22977 coinna W.

22978 ciliata W.

22979 praevcox Jac.

22980 tomentbsa L.

22981 extensa Good.

22982 flava L.

22983 CEderz Ehrh.

22984 fulva Good.

grove
hil

piluliferous Jilt A un 1 ap.jn "Xp Britain hea. Sk bog Eng. bot. 885

fringed Jilt A un 1 ap.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog

mucronate jilt A un 1 jn.jl Ap Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog

Jilt A un 1| ap.jn Ap N. Amer. 1825. Sk bog

Jilt A un 1 ap.jn Ap Germany 1824. Sk bog Schk. ca. F. 29

Jilt A un 1§ ap.jn Ap Germany 1812. Sk bog Schk. ca. I. 42

Jilt A un 1 ap Ap Britain dr.pa. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1099

Jilt A un 1 jn Ap England mea. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2046

Jilt A un f jn Ap Britain sea co. Sk bog Eng. bot. 833

jilt A un 1 my.jn Ap Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1294

jilt A un £ jn.jl Ap England m.me. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1773

jilt A un f jn.jl Ap Britain mar. Skbog Eng. bot. 1295

XI. PANi'cEjE. — Spikes of distinct sexes ; male ones solitary ; vpper female ones sessile or subsessile, loiver ones

stalked : culm leafy.

22985 distans L. distant Jilt A un l|jn Ap Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot 1234

22986 binervis Sm. two-nerved Jilt A un 2 jn Ap Britain dr.he. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1235

22987 saxHtilis L. rock jut A un | jn Ap Green!andl812. Sk bog Sclik.ca.I&Tt.40

22988 pulla Good. russet , jilt A un 1 jl Ap Scotland sc.mo. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2045

ill
ciliated
early

downy-fruited
extended
yellow
CEder's
tawny

ORDER III.

MONCEC1A TRIANDRIA.

377

2298? ferruginea Schk rusty Jilt A un

1 jl Ap

Austria 1822. Sk bog Schk.ca. M. 48

22990 Mielichhofen L. Mielichhofer's Jilt A un

1 jl.au Ap

Scotland al. roc. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2293

scotica Spr.

22991 speirostachya Swz. banded-spiked Jilt A un

1 jl.au Ap

Scotl. mar.in. Sk bog Fl. dan. 1049

distans Fl. dan.

22992 phseostach ya Sm. brown-spiked Jilt A un

} jn Ap

Scotland roc.m. Sk bog

sallna G. Don

22993 umbrosa Host shady Jilt A un

If my.jn Ap

Austria 1810. Sk bogSchk.ca.Uuu.165

22994 pilbsa Sco. pilose Jilt A un

1 my.jn Ap

Europe 1820. Sk bog Schk. ca. M. 49

22995 granularis Mhl. gram-seeded Jilt A un
22996 panicea L. Panic-leaved JUk A un

If jn.jl Ap
f my.jl Ap

N. Araer. 1807. Sk bog Schk.ca. Vw. 169
Britain moi.p. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1505

22997 Michel// Host Micheli's Jilt A un

my.jl Ap

Europe 1800. Sk bog

22998 conglobata Kit. conglobated Jilt A un

my.jl Ap

Hungary 1812. Sk bog

22999 rostrata Mhl. beaked Jilt A un

my.jl Ap

N. Amer. 1816. Sk bog Schk.caHhh.134

23000 nitida Host glossy Jilt A un

my.jn Ap

Austria 1805. Sk bog Host gr. 1. 71

23001 anceps Mhl. two-edged Jilt A un

jl.au Ap

N. Amer. 1805. Sk bog Schk.ca.Fff 198

23002 alp^stris All. alpine Jilt A un

f my.jn Ap

Europe 1804. Sk bog Schk. ca. G. 35

23003 caespitosa L. tufted, bog Jilt A un

If my.jn Ap

Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1507

23004 stricta Good. str\ct-/eaved Jilt A un

1 ap.my Ap

Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 914

23005 pendula Good. great pendulousjllt A un

4 my.jn Ap

Britain woods. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2315

23006 rigida Good. rigid jut A un

f jn.jl Ap

Britain moun. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2047

XII. UsTUuOTjE. — Spikes of distinct sexes ; male ones solitary, female ones stalked ; culm leafy.
23007 capillaris L. capillary Jilt A un f jl.au Ap Britain sc.mo. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2069
23008 pallescens L. pallescent Jilt A un 1 ap.jn Ap Britain moi.p. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2185

23009 ustulata Wahl. scorched Alpine Jilt A un

f jn.jl Ap

Scotland al.riv. Sk bog Eng. bot 2404

23010 rariflbra E. B. rare-flowered Jilt A un

f jn Ap

Scotland sc.al. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2516

23011 limosa L. mud Jilt A un

If jn Ap

Britain sp.bo. Sk bog Eng. bot. 2043

23012 Pseudocyperus L. BastardCyperusjut A un
23013 flexuosa MM bending Jilt A un

3 jn.jl Ap
2 jn.jl Ap

Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 249
N. Amer. 1807. Sk bog Schk.ca.Ddd.124

23014 sylvatica Hud. wood jilt A un

3 my.jn Ap

Britain woods. Sk bog Eng. bot. 995

23015,/uncea W. en. Rush-like Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

N. Amer. 1820. Sk bog

23016 strigbsa Good. strigose jilt A un

2 ap.my Ap

England woods. Sk bog Eng. bot. 944

XIII. PALUDbSjE. — Spikes of distinct sexes

,• male ones not solitary, two or more ; culm leafy.

23017 recurva Good. recurved Jilt A un

1 my.jn Ap

England hea. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1506

23018 nil tans Host nodding Jilt A un

2 jn.jl Ap

Austria 1815. Sk bog Host gr. 1. 83

23019 acuminata W. acuminated Jilt A un

If jn.jl Ap

Istria 1818. Sk bog Host gr. 1. 97

23020 filif6rmis Good. filiform Jilt A un

2 jn.jl Ap

Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 904

23021 aquatilis Wahl. water Jilt A un

If jn.jl Ap

Lapland 1813. Sk bog

23022 acCita L. acute Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Britain wat.pl. Sk bog Eng. bot. 580

23023 paludosa Good. marsh Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Britain wat.pl. Sk bog Eng. bot. 807

23024 riparia Good. river-bank Jilt A un

2 ap.jn Ap

Britain riv.ba. Sk bog Eng. bot. 579

23025 vesicaria L. bladdery Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Britain mar. Sk bog Eng. bot. 779

23026 ampullacea Good, cruet-shaped Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 780

23027 secalina W. Rye-like Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Scotland bogs. Sk bog Schk. ca. 5. 65

23028 £ordeif6rmis Host Barley-formed Jilt A un
23029 stictocarpa Sm. dotted-fruited ^ A un

2 jn.jl Ap
1 jn.jl Ap

France 1805. Sk bog Schk.ca.Ddd.121
Scotland moun. Sk bog

23030 angustifblia Sm. narrow-leaved ^ A un

1 jn.jl Ap

Scotland mar. Sk bog

23031 hirta L. hairy Jilt A un

2 my.jn Ap

Britain wat.pl. Sk bog Eng. bot. 685

23032 lasvigata Sm. smooth-stalked Jilt A un

3 my.jn Ap

Britain bogs. Sk bog Eng. bot. 1387

23033 crinita Lam. hairy Jilt A un

If jn.jl Ap

N. Amer. 1807. Sk bog Schk.ca.Eee.125

23034 sallna Wahl. salt-marsh Jilt A un

1 jn Ap

Norway ... Sk bog

23035 ambleocarpa W. obtuse-fruited Jilt A un

If jn.jl Ap

Britain ... Sk bog Mic.gen.62.32.12

23036 bullata W. blistered Jilt A un

If jn Ap

N. Amer. 1811. Sk bog Schk.ca.Uuul66

XIV. DUXBM:. — Doubtful t

y tuhich of the se

:tions they belong.

23037 brachystachya Schk. short-spiked Jilt A un

1 jn.jl Ap

Switzerl. 1819. Sk bog •

23038 sphasrostachya Schl. round-spiked jilt A un

1 jn.jl Ap

Switzerl. moun. Sk bog

2600. KOBRE\3/y* W. KOBRESIA. (De Kobres, a German, and great promoter of botany.) Cyperatece. 1.

23039 caricina W. Sedge-like jut G3 un | jl Ap Britain ... Sk bog Eng. bot. 1410
School] us monoica- E. JB.

2601. UNCI'NIAPers. UNCINIA. (Opkinos, a hook ; awn hooked.) Cyper&ceee. 2. — 9.

23040 phleoldes Pers. Cat's-tail-like Jilt E] un 1 jl Ap S. Amer. 1821. Sk bog Cav. ic. 464. 1

23041 jamaicensis Pers. Jamaica Jilt (23 un 1 jl Ap Jamaica 1816. D bog Schk.ca.l3.G.30
Carex uncinata Swz.

2602. ZE^A L.

23042 Mays L.

23043 Curagua Mol.

INDIAN CORN.
Mays
Curagua

S8

(Zoo, to live; used as food.) Graminece. 2.

2 jn.jl Ap America 1562. S r.m Lam. il. 749
1 jn.jl Ap Chile 1824. S r.m

2603. COXIX L. JOB'S TEARS.

23044 lachryma L. common, tea

23045 agrestis W. field

23046 exaltata Jac. exalted
25047 Kcenig» Spr. Kcenig's
23048 arundinacea Lam. Reed-like

(Applied by Theophrastus to a reed-leaved plant.)
ir Jilt [23 cu 2 jn.jl Ap E. Indies 1596. S
""• "^ "" ° 5" i! Ap E. Indies 1812. S

jn.
jn.
jl.
jl.

.jl
.jl
l.au

Ap
Ap
Ap

China 1816. S
E. Indies 1818. S
Mexico 1818. S

Graminece. 5. —
I.p Bot. mag. 2479
I.p Ru. am. 6. 9. 1
I.p Jac. ic. gram.
I.p
I.p

2604. TKI'PSACUM L TRIPASCUM.

23049 dactyloWes L. Dactylus-like

23050 monostachyon W. single-spiked

(Tripsis, a grinding ; flour made from grains.) Gnamlnece. 2.
Ut A un 4 au Ap Virginia 1640. D p.l Lam.il. 750
lit A un 2 au Ap N. Amer. 1825. D p.l W. h.b. 1

2605. HETEROPON3ON Echb. HETEROPOGON.

23051 Allidnn Beauv. Allioni's Jilt A un 2
glaber Rchb.

23052 cont6rtus Beauv. twisted jut B3 cu 2 jl.au
Andropbgon contortus L.

(Heteros, various, pogon, a beard.)
au Ap Switzerl. 1800. D co

Graminece. 2.
Al. ped. 91. 4

Ap Kindles 1817. D I.p Schk.han.342.a.

2606. OLY'RA W. OLYRA. (A sort of grain mentioned by Greek authors.) Graminece. 2. — 7.

23053 latifolia L. broad-leaved jilt C3 un 3 jl Ap W. Indies 1783. Sk s.p SI. jam. 1. 64. 2
paniculata Swz.

23054 pauciflura Swz. few-flowered jilt G3 un 1£ jl Ap W. Indies 1817. Sk s.p

378

MONGECIA TETRANDRIA.

CLASS XX I.

CLASS XXL ORDER 4.

MON(EVCIA TETRA'NDRIA.

2607. ^'LNUS Tou. ALDER. (Al. near, Ian,

edge of a river, Celt. ; habit.

it.)

Amentaceee. 15 — 18.

23055 glutinosa L.

clammy Y_

ec

25

mr.ap

Ap

Britain A

vat.pl.

L

m.s

Eng. bot. 1508

2 laciniata

fringed.fcai/erf 5;

or

25

mr.ap

Ap

Britain

V

L

m.s

W. ar. 44

3 foliis variegatis

variegated-lvd Y_

or

85

mr

Ap

Britain

...

L

m.s

4 <7uercifblia

Oak-leaved ¥.

or

LM)

mr

Ap

Britain

...

I,

m.s

5 incisa

cut-leaved ¥_

or

25

mr

Ap

Britain

...

L

m.s

6 emarginata

emarginate *£

or

25

mr

Ap

Britain

L

m.s

23056 oblongata W.

oblong-feayerf $

or

20

jl

Ap

S. Europe 1730.

L

m.s

2 elliptica

elliptic-towed Y

or

20

jl

Ap

...

L

m.s

23057 incana W.

hoary- leaved x

or

20

jn

Ap

Europe

1780.

L

l.p

2 angulkta

angular-feawrf $

or

20

jn

Ap

......

L

lp

3 pinnata

pinnate 5

or

^6

jn.jl

Ap

Europe

L

CO

23058 glai.ca MX.

glaucous

or

20

my.jl

Ap

N. Amer.

1820.

I,

CO

23059 undul\ta W.

•wave-leaved Y

or

20

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1782.

L

l.p

25060 serrulata \V.

saw-leaned x"

or

20

mr

Ap

N. Amer.

1769.

L

Lp

Ab. ins. 2. 92

23061 cordifolia Ten.

hearWrayerf x

or

80

my.jn

Ap

Naples

1818.

L

CO

Bot. cab. 1231

23062 macrocarpa Lo. C.

long- fruited

or

20

my.jl

Ap

...

L

CO

2-S063 subrotunda X>e*/.

roundish-/^ v^rfY

or

23

my.jl

Ap

••••••

...

L

CO

23064 rubra Ztetf

red

or

80

my.jl

Ap

L

00

23065 macrophylla Deaf.

long-leaved x"

or

20

my.jl

Ap

Naples

...

L

CO

23066 canadensis Lo. C.

Canadian ¥

or

20

my.jl

Ap

Canada

...

L

CO

23067 oxyacanthif61iaZ,0.a Oxycanth.-lvdJ

or

20

my.jl

AP

L

CO

23068 pumila Nois.

dwarf 3£

or

10

my.jl

Ap

L

CO

2608. JSE'TULA L.

BIRCH.

(Betu, its Celtic name.)

Ame

nil

mr.

18. — 19.

23069 alba L.

common white x^

tm

40

ap.jn

Ap

Britain i

moi.w.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 2198

2 verrucosa Ehrh.

warty

tm

40

ap.jn

Ap

Britain

...

S

CO

SdalecarlicaZ,.

Dalecarlian Y

tm

40

ap.jn

Ap

Europe

...

S

CO

4 macrocarpa Lod.

long-fruited 5

tm

40

ap.jn

Ap

Europe

...

S

CO

23070 pendula tfoM

pendulous ¥
Poplar-leaved 3

or
or

40
30

ap,n

Ap
Ap

Britain
N. Amer.

woods.
1750.

S
L

CO
CO

Mic. ar. 2. 2

23072 exce'lsa"^ K.

tall f

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer.

1767.

S

co

Den. br. 95

23073 daurica ,Pa#.

Daurian

tm

SO

jl

Ap

Siberia

1786.

L

CO

Pal. ros. 1. 39

23074 nigra L.

black

tm

jl.au

Ap

N. Amer.

1736.

L

CO

Den. br. 153

23075 lanulosa MX.

woolly Y

tm

70

jl.au

Ap

N. Amer.

1817.

L

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 3

23076 rubra AT*.

red f

tm

60

jl.au

Ap

Canada

L

co

Bot. cab. 1248

23077 papynicea H. K.
23078 lenta L.

paper
pliant J

tm
tm

50
50

i?

A?

Ap

N. Amer. 1/50.
N. Amer. 1759.

L
L

CO

CO

\V. ar. 2. 1
Den. br. 144

23079 carpinifblia ££rA.
23080 nana L.

Hornbeam-lvd tt_
smooth dwarf S&

tm
cu

50

4

jl
my

Ap
Ap

N. Amer.
Scotland

1759.
moi.h.

L

I,

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 2326

2 macrophylla ScW

. long-leaved Sfc

or

6

my

Ap

Switzerl.

1819.

L

CO

23081 pumila L.
23082 pontica Hort.

hairy dwarf 3&
Politic x"

or
or

6

12

ap.my
ap.my

Ap
Ap

N. Amer.
Turkey

1762.

L
L

s.p

S.J)

Jac. vin. 2. 122
Den. br. 94

23083 ovata Schrank

ovate 3fe

or

6

ap.my

Ap

Hungary

1820.

L

CO

Den. br. 96

^4'lnus vindis Dec.

23084 frutic.'.sa Pa#.

shrubby 3£

or

6

ap.my

Ap

Siberia

1818.

L

CO

Den. br. 97

23085 pubescens Ehrh.

pubescent $

or

30

ap.my

Ap

Germany

1812.

L

CO

23086 tristis Lk.

sad

or

10

ap.my

Ap

Kamtsch.

• ••

L

CO

23087 lutea AT*.

yellow x

or

20

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

L

CO

2609. tfU'XUSZ.

Box TREE.

(Pyknos, dense ; wood.)

Euph orbia cece. 4. — 5.

23088 balearica Lawz.

Balearic *

or

8

jl

Y.G

Minorca

1780.

C

CO

23089 sempervirens L.

cowz. evergreen *

or

8

ap

Y.G

England

ch.hil. C

CO

Eng. bot. 1341

2 angustifblia

narrow-leaved *

or

8

ap

Y.G

••••••

...

C

CO

3 suft'ruticbsa

subshrubby it-

or

1

Y.G

...

SI

L CO

23090 chinensis Lk.

Chinese *

1 | or

3

n

Y.G

China

1802.

c

CO

23091 australis Can.

southern *

l_Jor

6

...

...

N. Holl.

1820.

c

l.p

2610. SARCOCO'CCA B. R. SARCOCOCCA. (Sarx, flesh, kokkos, a berry ; substance of.) EuphorUucece. 1.
23092 pruniKrmis £. R. Plum-formed * t_| or 4 jn.jl Pa.Y Nepal 1820. C p.l Bot. reg. 358

2611. CI'CC^ L.
23093 disticha L.

CICCA. (Peter Cicca, who wrote in 1553.) Evpfiorbiuceee. 1. — 2.

two-rowed-/^ £ CD fr 20 ... G K Indies 1796. C p.l Jac. sc. 2. 194

*2fil2. MCTRUSZ.

MULBERRY.

(A/or, black, Celt.; color of fruit.)

Urticee. 12. — 17.

23094 alba /,.

white

5f clt

30

jn

Ap

China

1596.

L

CO

Schk. han. 3.290

2 macrophylla

long-leaved

5 clt

30

jn

Ap

China

...

L

r.m

3 nana

dwarf

$ clt

10

)n

Ap

China

L

r in

4 ovalifolia

oval-leaved

¥ clt

SO

jn.jl

Ap

China

...

L

r.m

5 nisea

Rose-like

f clt

20

jn.jl

Ap

China

L

r.in

230(V> constantinopolitanaDes/. Constant!.
23096 sinensis Hort. Chinese

$ clt
¥ clt

15
80

jn

AP
Ap

Turkey
China

18*18.
1825.

I,
L

r.m
r.m

23097 scabra L.

scabrous

$ or

20

jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1817.

L

r.m

2.10! 8 pennsvlvanica Not.

Pennsylvanian

=V or

30

jn.jl

Ap

Pennsylva

.1820.

L

r.m

23099 italica Lam.

Italian

Y clt

20

kii

Ap

Italy

1817.

L

r.m

23100 pumila Noi.

dwarf

& clt

12

jn.jl

Ap

....

1824.

L

r m

23101 tatarica Pall.

Tartarian

^ or

20

jn

Ap

Tartary

1784.

L

CO

Pal. ros. 9.. 52

23102 nJgra Pair.

common black

$ fr

SO

jn

Ap

Italy

1548.

L

CO

Den. br. 159

23103 rubra L.

red

^ or

10

jn.jl

Ap

N. Amer.

1629.

L

r.m

23104 mauritiana Jac.
23105 indicai.

Mauritian
Indian

IBs

20
80

Ap
Ap

Mauritius 1823.
E. Indies 1S24.

C

c

Lp

l.p

Jac. ic. 3. 617
Ru. am. 7. 5

ORDER IV.

MONCECIA TETRANDRIA.

379

2613. BCEHME^R/^ Jac. B(EHMERIA. (George Rudolph Bcehmer, a German botanist. 1 Urtlceee. 14. — 19.
[. OpposiTiFbLi^E. — Leaves opposite.

23106cylindrica W. cylindrical

23107 rotundifolia D. Don round-leaved

23108 elongkta Fis. elongated

23109 caudata Swx. tailed

23110 platyphylla D. Don broad-leaved

23111 macrophylla D.Don long-leaved

A un 4 jn.au
^ iAI un 3 jl.au
O un

* LJun

* l | un

«t i | un

1 au.s

2 ...
4

6 ...

G Virginia 1759. Sk s.p SI. jam. 1. 82. 2

G Nepal 1818. D s.l

G Brazil 1817. S co

G Jamaica 1820. C s.p

G Nepal 1820. C s.p

G Nepal 1819. C s.p

23112 rub&cens Jac.

f/rtica arbdrea L.
23113ramiflora Jac.
231l4frondusa D.Don
231 lo hirtaSm.

23116 frutescens Thun.

23117 salicif61ia.D.Z)o»

23118 lateriflora Mhl.

23119 interrupta W.

2614. PI' LEA
23120 muscbsa Lindl.

2615. tfRTT-CA L.

II. ALTERNipbLi*. — Leaves alternate.

* l_| or 10 f.my G Canaries 1779. C s.p Jac. fr. 5. 1

rubescent

branch-flwd * CD un 8 f.my G

leafy * , | un 4 ... G

hairy tt. O un 2 ... G

frutescent * i | un 3 ... G

Willow-leaved ^ A un 6 s.n G

side-flowering ^ A un 1| f.my G

interrupted ]£ IAI un 1 au.s G

Jamaica

Nepal

Jamaica

Nepal

Nepal

1823.
1819.
1817.
1819.
1819.

C co

C s.P

C s.p

C s.p

D co

Jac. am. 157

N. Amer. 1820. Sk co
E. Indies 1816. D co

PILEA. (Pilos, a cap ; nature of one of the divisions of perianth.) Urticece. 1. — 3.
mossy JL. 23 pr £ ap.my G W. Indies 1793. S co Lind. col. 4

NETTLE. (Urot to burn ; stinging qualities.) Urtlceae. 46. — 114.

I. OpposiTiFbi.1^. — Leaves opposite.
23121 pilulifera L. Roman, pill-bearing O w 1* jn.au G England rub.
23122 balearica i. Balearic O un U jn.jl G Balearic 1.1733.

S

S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 148
Black. 321. 1

23123 convexa Horn.

convex

O un

1J jn.jl

G

1824.

S

CO

23124 scripta Ham.

WacA-lined j£

Al cu

2 jl s

Y

Nepal

1818.

D

CO

23125 depressa Swx.

depressed j^

fAI un

fjl.au

G

Jamaica

1820.

1)

CO

23126 Dodartw L.

Dodart's

O un

1| jl.au

G

S. Europe

1683.

S

CO

23127 microphylla Swx.

small-leaved £

23 cu

?my.s

G

W. Indies 1793.

D

CO

SI. jam. 1.93.2

23128 pumila L.

dwarf

O un

1 jl.au

G

N. Amer,

S

CO

23129 involucrata B. M.

involucred £

23 un

1 jl.au

G

W. Indies

i!821.

C

CO

Bot. mag. 2481

25130 grandifblia L.

great-leaved «-

1 l un

3 jl.au

G

Jamaica

1793.

C

CO

SI. jam. 1. 83. 2

23131 ftrox For st.

fierce f

| | CU

20 ...

G

N. Zeal.

1823.

C

s.p.l

23132 gigas Cun.

giant

l | cu

30 ...

G

N. Roll.

1823.

C

p.l

23133 wzorio'ides Cun.

Morus-like J

i | cu

10 ...

G

N. Holl.

1823.

C

23134 reticulata Swx.

netted-leaved tt.

I | un

2 jn.au

G

Jamaica

1793.

C

CO

Bot. mag. 2567

23135 rufa Swx.

reddish tt.

1 1 un

1 jn.s

G

Jamaica

1793.

C

CO

23136 urens L.

small stinging

O w

1 jn.s

Ap

Britain

clt.gr.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 1236

23137dioicaL. co

mmon, direcious^

A w

2| jl.s

Britain

wa.gr.

1)

CO

Eng. bot 1750

23138 angustifblia Fis.

narrow-leaved ^

A un

2i o.n

(J

Siberia

1817.

D

CO

23 1 39 membranacea Poir.

membranous ^t

A un

JI j|_s

Ap

Spain

1820.

D

CO

23140 diffusa Swx.

diffuse n.

fAI un

1 au.s

G

Jamaica

1818.

D

CO

23141 crassifolia W.

thick-leaved j£

fAI un

2 jl.s

Ap

S. Amer.

1822.

1)

CO

23142 ardens Lk.

burning

O un

1 jl.s

Ap

Nepal

1821.

Jg

CO

23143 chamaedryoldes Ph.

Germander-like

O un

1 jl.au

G

Georgia

1813.

S

CO

23144 nummularifoliaSuw

. Moneywort-lvd

O un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Jamaica

1820.

S

CO

SI. jam. 1.131.4

23145 cannabina L.

Hemp-like ^

A cu

3 jl.s

Ap

Siberia

1749.

1)

CO

Am. rut 249. 25

23146 rugbsa Sivz.

\vrink\ed-stlfcd £

Sun

2 my.jl

Ap

Jamaica

1793.

s

CO

23147 nudicaulis Swx.

naked-stalked tt.

un

3 my.jl

Ap

Jamaica

1793.

C

CO

23148 gracilis //. K.

slender-stalked &

A un

3 jn.au

Ap

Huds. B.

1782.

D

CO

23149 Parietaria L.

Pellitory-leavedn.

1 1 un

1 jl.s

Ap

Jamaica

1793.

C

CO

SI. jam. 1. 93. 1

231.W ciliata Swx.

ciliated tt.

1 1 un

1 jl.s

Ap

Jamaica

1815.

C

CO

23151 pulchella Lk.

pretty tt.

Bun

lijl.8

Ap

E. Indies

1820.

C

CO

23152 scabrella Rox.

roughish tt.

un

1

Ap

E. Indies

1815.

C

CO

II. ALTERNIFOLIJE. — Leaves alternate.

23153 32'stuans L.

raging £

O) un

1 jn.jl

Ap

Surinam

1803.

s

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 388

23154 canadensis L.

Canada ^

A un

3 au.o

Ap

Canada

1656.

D

CO

Pluk. al. 239. 2

23155 divaricata L.

divaricate ^

A cu

2 o.n

Y

Canada

1816.

1)

CO

23156 nivea L.

snow-white-lvd ^

A un

6 au.s

Ap

China

1739.

D

p.l

Jac. vin. 2. 166

23157 baccifera L.

berry-bearing a.

r~1un

4 jl.au

Ap

S. Amer.

1793.

Sk

s.p

Bot. rep. 454

23158 capitellata Poir.

small-headed tt.

(~]un

G

Java

1810.

C

CO

23159 caracasana Jac.

Caraccas tt.

J"~~~] UQ

8 jl.au

Ap

Caraccas

1824.

C

CO

Jac. sc. 386

23160 caravellana Schrank

Caravellan

O un

4 jl.au

Ap

S. Amer.

1825.

s

CO

23161 eiongata Lk.

lengthened

O un

3 jl.au

Ap

Philipp.Is

.1823.

s

CO

23162 diversifolia Lk.

various-leaved

§un

3 au.s

Ap

E. Indies

1823.

s

CO

23163 heterophylla Wai.

variable-leaved tt.

cu

2 jl.au

G

E. Indies

1819.

C

CO

R. mal. 2. 41

23164 horrida Lk.

horrid

un

3 au.s

Ap

Nepal

1821.

s

CO

23165 arborescens Lk.

arborescent *

un

8 au.s

Ap

Manilla

1822.

C

CO

23166 pentandra Rox.

pentandrous £

fAI un

2 au.s

G

E. Indies

1800.

D

CO

2616. PRO^CRIS Com.
23167 punctata Ham.

PROCRIS.
dotted j£

(The wife of Cephalus.)
lAiUn 1 jl.au G Nepal

VrticecB. 2. — 19.
1820. D co

23168 integrifolia D. Don

entire-leaved £

iAI un

1 jl.au

G

Nepal

1820.

D

CO

2617. PACHYSA'NDRA MX. I'ACHYSANDRA. (Pachys, thick, aner, man ; stamens.) Euphorbiacece. 2.

23169 proc 11 mbens MX. trailing ^ A pr i mr.ap W N. Amer. 1800. D s.p Bot. reg. 33

23170 coriacea Hook. coriaceous ' * CD pr * jn.jl W Nepal 1822. C co Hook. ex. fl. 148

2618. DTOTIS L. DIOTIS. (Dis, double, ous, ear; two appendages at base of florets.) Cftenopbdea?. 3. -4.

23171 ceratoldes W. horn-like & or 2 mr Ap Siberia 1780. L s.p Jac. ic. 1. 189

23172 atriplicina Spr. Atriplex-like O w 1 jn.jl Ap Britain fields. S co Eng. bot. 232
^4'tripiex pedunculata L.

23173 candidissima Desf. whitest O un 1 jn.jl Ap 1826. S co

2619. EMPLElfRUM H. K. EMPLEURUM. (En, in, pleuron, membrane ; seeds attached to.) Di6sme<e. 1.

23174 serrulatum H. K. serrulated * i_J or 3 jn jl Pk C. G. H. 1774. C p.l Ex. bot. 2. 63

26%).AU'CUBAL. AUCUBA. (Its name in Japan.) Rhamnecef 1.

23175 japbnica L. Japan, blotch-lvd * or 6 my.jn Ap Japan 1783. C co Bot. mag. 1197

380

MONCECIA PENTANDRIA.

CLASS XX I.

2621. LITTORE'LLA L. SHORE-WEED. (Littus, the shore; place of growth.) Plantaginece. 1.
23176 lacustris L. lake, Plantain-lvd =t A pr 4 jn.au W Britain w.sa.p. D p.l Eng. bot. 468

2622. SERPI'CULAI,. SERPICVLA.
23177 repens L. creeping

(Dim. from serpo, to creep : habit and size.) Haloragca. 1. — 3.
SW lAJ pr i jl.au W C. G. H. 1789. D p.l Lam. il. 758

2623. MACLITR.4 Nut. OSAGE ORANGE. (William Maclure, a North American geologist) Urticece. 3.

£3178 aurantiaca Nut. common, Orange =¥ fr 20

23179 tinctbria D.Don dyers', Fustick f CD or 20
Morus tinctoria L. BroussoneUa tinctbria Kth.

23180 Plumiera G. Don Plumier's J CD or 20
Ttfdrus Plumiera Brm. BroussonfetJa Plumiera Spr.

Ap

N. Amer. 1818.
W.Indies 1739.

L p.l Lamb. pi. sup.
C r.m

Ap W. Indies 1824. C r.m PL ic. 204

CLASS XXI. ORDER 5.
MONGEVCIA PENTA'NDRIA.

2624. EXOCA'RPOS Lab. EXOCARPOS. (Exo, outside, karpos, fruit ; seed on fleshy recept.) Osyridece. 3.— 6.

23181 cupressif6rmisZ,aft. Cypress-shaped? i_Jtm 40 ... Ap V. D. L. 1824. C p.l Lab.vo.14

23182 humifusus R. Br. trailing £. \ | or 2 ... Ap V. D. L. 1824. C p.l

23183 strictus R. Br. strict * i | or 5 ... Ap N. Holl. 1822. C p.l

2625. SCHIZA'NDRA MX. SCHIZANDRA. (Schixo, to cleave, aner, man ; stamens split.) Menispermete. 1.

23184 coccinea MX. scarlet-flowered !U i_J or jn.jl S N. Amer. 1806. L s.p Bot. mag. 1413

2626. FRANZE^R/^ Cav. FRANZERIA. (Antony Franzer, M.D., a botanist.) Comp. Arribrosiacecc. 2 4.

23185 artemisiotdes W. Artemisia-like il i_l un 6 jl.s G Peru 1759. C p.l W. h.b.2

23186 ambrosioldes Cav. Ambrosia-like * | | un 4 jl.s G Mexico 1796. C p.l Cav. ic. 2. 200

23187 Strumarium L.
23188 orientale L.

Small Burdock
Oriental

g

'>'! }

un
un

3 jl.s
4 jl.s

G
G

England dungh.
China 1685.

S

S

../ 1

CO
CO

^UlUfJ. J^lilU-f . I.

Eng. bot. 2544
Schk. han.3. 291

23189 spinosum L.

spiny

Q

un

3 jl.8

G

S. Europe

1713.

I

CO

Her. par. 246

23190 echinatum Mur.

hedgehog

O

un

3 jl.s

G

s

CO

Mur. 1784. c.ic.

23191 canadense Mil.

Canadian

0

cu

1 Jl

G

N. Amer.

1700.

s

CO

23192 macrocarpum Dec.
23193 catharticum Kth.

long- fruited
cathartic

8

cu
cu

1 Jl
1 Jl

G
G

France
S. Amer.

1817.
1824.

s
s

CO
CO

2628. ^MARA'NTUS L. AMARANTH. (A, priv., maraino,

to wither ; durable flowers.)

Am

aranthaceee. 60.

I. TRIA'

'NDl

1IA.-

— Flowers

triandt

i-OUS.

23194 tenuifblius W.

fine-leaved

O

un

1 jl.s

G

E. Indies

1801.

s

CO

23195 angustifblius .£&&.

narrow-leaved

o

un

U jl.s

G

Levant

1723.

s

CO

23196 albus L.

white

un

If jl.8

G

N. Amer.

1778.

s

CO

Wang. 9. 1. 2

23197 graeclzans L.

Greek

un

1| jl.s

G

N. Amer.

1759.

s

CO

Wang. 8. 4. 7

23198 melanch61icus L.

melancholy

or

1| jn.s

P

E. Indies

1731.

s

CO

Wang. 15. 9. 18

23199 tricolor L.

three-colored

or

2 jn,s

R.T

E. Indies

1548.

s

r.m

Kn.th.2. A.3.6

23200 bicolor #bc.

two-colored

or

R.Y

E. Indies

1802.

s

r.m

23201 polygamus L.

polygamous

o

un

2a jl.'s

G

E. Indies

1780.

s

CO

Ru.am.5.82

23202 gang^ticus Z,.

Gangetic

un

2 jl.s

G

E. Indies

1778.

s

CO

Wang. 16. 6. 11

23203 mangostanus L.
23204 polystachyus W.
23205 tristis Z,.

Mangostan
many-spiked
sad, round-headed

8

un
un
un

2 jl.8

f jl.s
2 jn.au

G
G
P

E. Indies
E. Indies
China

1801.
1816.
1759.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Wang. 13. 12
Wang. 21. 5. 10

23206 inamce^nus W.

unpleasant

o

un

2 jn.au

G

Japan

1820

s

CO

H. pfl. 72. 1

23207 inc6mtus W. en.

shabby

o

un

2 jn.au

G

1823.

s

CO

23208 lividus Z,.

livid

un

5 jl.s

R

N. Amer.

1759.

s

CO

WTang. 20. 1.1

23209 oleraceus L.

potherb

dt

6 jl.au

Pa.R

E. Indies

1764.

s

CO

Wang. 17. 5. 9

23210 lancea?ft>lius jRo*.

lance-leaved

o

or

3 jl.au

R

E. Indies

1816.

s

CO

23211 atropurpureus Rox.
23212 fasciatus Rox.

dark-purple
banded

0

or
or

3 au.n
2 jl.au

P

E. Indies
E. Indies

1820.
1816.

s

8

CO
CO

23213 bullatus Ztes.

blistered

un

4 jLau

G

1822.

8

CO

23214 JJlltum L.
23215 prostratus Zte#.

wild Elite -*
trailing ^

0

o

un
un

2 jn.au
2 jl.s

G
G

England dungh.
France 1739.

s

s

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 2212

23216 spicatus Pers.

spiked

o

un

3 jl.s

G

Europe

...

s

CO

23217 viridis L.

green

un

3 au.s '

G

Brazil

1768.

s

CO

Wang. 18. 8. 16

23218 polygonoldes i.

Polygonum-lk Jc.

Q

un

1| jl.au

G

Jamaica

1778.

s

CO

Wang. 11. 16. 12

23219 scandens L.

climbing £

£\

un

2 jl.au

G

America

1796.

s

CO

23220 deflexus i.

bending 3

o

un

1 jl.au

G

1805.

s

CO

Wang. 10. 10. 20

23221 pallidus Bieb.

pale

0

un

1 jl.au

Pa.R

Caucasus

1817.

s

CO

23222 lineatus R. Br.

lined

o

un

1 jl.au

G

N. Holl.

1823.

s

CO

23223 persicarioides Po/r.

Persicaria-like

0

un

1 jl.au

G

Nepal

1820.

s

CO

23224 camp^stris W.

field

o

un

1 jl.au

G

E. Indies

1818.

s

CO

23225 interrupts R. Br.

interrupted

o

un

2 jl.au

R

N. Holl.

1818.

s

CO

23226 gracilis Poir.

slender

o

un

1 jl.au

R

Guinea

1806.

s

CO

Jac. ic. 2. 344

Chenopbdium caud

atum Jnc.

23227 Bercht61d»Jac.

Berchtold's

0

un

2 jl.au

R

Europe

1825.

s

CO

II. PENTA

'ND

RIA.

— Flower

s pentat

idrous.

23228 caulifl&rus Lk.

stem-flowering

un

4 jn.s

G

Nepal

1821.

s

CO

23229 hybridus L.

hybrid

un

4 jn.s

G

N. Amer.

1656.

8

CO

Wang. 26. 9. 17

23230 strictus W.

strict

O

un

2 jl.s

G

......

1793.

8

CO

Wang. 27. 3. 5

23231 celosioides .KM.

Celosia-like

O

or

2 jl.au

R

S. Amer.

1818.

s

CO

23232 caracasanus Kth.

Caraccas

or

2i jl.au

R

Caraccas

1818.

s

CO

23233 paniculatus L.

panicled

or

6 jl.s

G

N. Amer.

1798.

s

CO

Wang. 32. 2. 4

23234 sanguineus Z,.

bloody

O

or

3 jl.s

R

Bahamal.

1775.

8

CO

Wang. 31. 2. 3

23235 retroflexus L.

bent-back-haired

0

un

2 jl.s

G

Pennsylv.

1759.

s

CO

Wang. 33. 11.21

23236 IseHus W.

ioyful

o

un

2 jl.s

R

1799.

s

CO

Wang. 28. 8. 15

23237 flavus L. yellow
23238 chlordstachys W. green-spiked
23239 hypochondrlacus L. melancholy

o
o

or
un
or

4 jl.s

3 jl.8

5 jl.s

L.Y
G
D.R

India
Virginia

1759.
1796.
1684.

s
s

s

CO
CO
CO

Wang. 35. 3. 6
Wang. 34 10. 19

23240 cruentus L.

bloody

or

3 jn.au

D.R

China

1728.

s

r.m

ORDER VI.

MONCECIA HEXANDRIA.

381

23241 hecticus W.

hectic

0

or

3 au

Pk

1796.

S

CO

Wang. 25. 7. l:

23242 pumilus Nut.

dwarf

O

un

£ jl.au

• ••

N. Amer.

1824.

s

co

23243 curvifolius Spr.
23244 parisiensis Schk.

curve-leaved
Pa/isian

O
0

un
un

la jUu

R
G

France

1824.
1817.

s

s

CO

co

23245 caudatus L. tailed

, Love lies bleeding

0

or

4 au.s

R

E. Indies

1596.

s

CO

2 maximus

tree

o

or

6 au.s

R

••••••

1820.

s

CO

23246 frumentaceus Rox.

frumentaceous

o

or

2i au.s

R

E. Indies

1823.

s

co

23247 spinbsus L.
23248 specibsus B. M.
23249 giganteus Die.

spiny
snowy
giant

0
0

un
or
un

2 jl.s
6 jl.au
4 jl.au

G
R
R

India
Nepal

1683.
1819.
1817.

s
s
s

co

CO
CO

Wang. 38. 4. 8
Bot. mag. 2227

23250 rigidus Schulz

rigid

Q

un

1 jl.au

G

1817.

s

CO

23251 zanensis Horn.

Zano

/~\

un

2 jl.au

R

1822.

s

CO

23252 sylvestris De$f.

wood

Q

un

1 jl.au

G

Pyrenees

1819.

s

CO

23253 speciosus Bieb.

showy, Caucasian

o

un

li jl.au

R

Caucasus

1818.

8

CO

2629. ACROGLCPCHIN Schr. ACROGLOCHIN. (Akros, summit, glochin, spear point.) Amaranthacece. 1.
23254 cbenopodioides Schr. Chenopodium-lk Q un 1| jl.au G Nepal 1824. S co
ylmaranthus Acroglbchin Spr.

2630. LU'FFA Cav. LUFFA.

23255 fce'tida Cav. fetid

23256 acutangula Ser. acute-angled
Cucumis acutangulus L.

23257 aegyptiaca Mil. Egyptian
Mom6rdica Ltffa L.

(Louff, its Arabic name.)
Ol or 12 jn.o P India
O cu 10 jn.o P India

Cucurbit&cece. 3.' — 7.
1812. S co Bot. mag. 1638
1692. S co Jac. vin. 3. 73,74

»* Ol cu 10 jn.o P E. Indies 1739. S co Ru. am. 5. 147

2631. ^MBRO^SIAi. AMBROSIA. (Ambrosia, food of the gods; bruised Ivs fragrant.) Comp.Amb. 8.— -10.

23258 integrifolia MM. entire-leaved
23259 trifida L. tr\M-leaved
23260 elatior L. taller
£3261 artemisia-folia L. Mugwort-leaved
23262 paniculata MX. panicled
2326'3 maritima L. sea

O un 3 jl.s G N. Amer. 1816. S co
O un 6 jl.s G N. Amer. 1699. S co M. h. 6. 1. 4
8un 8 jl.au G N. Amer. 1696. S co Her. lug. 35
un 5 jl.au G N. Amer. 1759. S co
O un 3 jl.s G N. Amer. 1811. S co Pluk. al. 10. 5
Bun 3 jl.au G Italy 1570. S co Schk. han. 3. 292

23264 cuman£nse Kth. Cumana

un 3 jl.au G Cumana 1825. S co

23265 heterophvlla MM. variable-leaved

O un 4 jLau G N. Amer. 1817. S co

absinthiifblia Desf.

2632. SECURI'NEGA J. OTAHEITE MYRTLE. (Securis. axe.neeo, to refuse ; extremely hard.) Eup. 1. — 2.

23266 nitida W. shining-leaved «

t CD tm 40 jn.jl W Mauritius 1793. C co Lind. col. 9

2633. NAM AS W. NAJAS.
23267 major All. greater |

(Na'ias, a water nymph ; habitat.} Fluvtales. 1.
t O cu jl.au ... Europe 1816. S co Mic. gen. 11. 8. 2

monospe'rma W.

CLASS XXI. ORDER 6.
MONCEVCIA HEXA'NDRIA.

2634. ZIZA^NIA L. ZIZANIA. (Greek name of darnel, applied to this plant.) Graminece. 3. —5.

23268 aquatica Lam. water, Canada Rice^ O ec 6 jl.s G N. Amer. 1790. S co Lin. tr. 7. 13

23269 wziliacea MX. Millet-like =a= O ec 4 jl.au G Carolina 1816. S 1

23270 fluitans MX. floating =* O ec 4 jl.au G N. Amer. 1824. S 1

2635. PHA^RUS L.
23271 latifolius L.

PHARUS. (Pharos, a covering; used for covering.) Graminece. I.— 3.

broad-leaved Jill [Al or 6 jl.au G Jamaica 1793. S r.m Br. jam. 38. 3

ID or
Dor

2636. GUETTA'RD^ L. GUETTARDA.

23272 hirsuta Pers. hairy
Laugeria hirstita R. $ P.

23273 toment6sa Pers. woolly

23274 lucida Pers. shining
Laugerza Iticida Swz.

23275 odorata Pers. sweet-scented
Laugeria odorata Jac.

23276 scabra Ven. scabrous f | 1
Matthiola scabra L.

23277 speciosa L. showy -flowered f [ I spl 30

(Etienne Guettard, a French botanist.) EuUacecE. 7. — 17.
Peru 1820. C p.l Fl. per. 2. 145. a.

23278 rugbsa Swz.

virink]y. leaved

20 ...

or 20 ...

or 20 ...

spl 30

or 20 ...

... Jamaica 1820. C p.l

... Jamaica 1818. C p.l Vahlsy.3.57

... Jamaica 1818. C p.l Jac.am.pic.259.16

... W.Indies 1818. C p.l Ven. ch. 1.1

S E. Indies 1771. S p.l R. mal. 4. 47, 48

, W. Indies 1793. S r.m

(Sagu, Malay name of various palms.) Palnue. 4.

£ CD clt 50 ... G E. Indies 1800. Sk r.m Ru. am. 1. 17, 18

Madagasc.1820. S r.m
Madagasc.1820. S r.m

2637. SA*GUS Gae. SAGO PALM.

23279 Rumphu W. Rumphius's
Metroxylon Sagus Rtb.

23280 Rtiffia Jac. ' Ruffia

23281 pedunculata Pair, pedunculate
Raphia pedunculata Beauv.

23282 vinifera Pers. wine-bearing
Palma-Pinus Gae. Raphia vinifera

2638. CO^COS L. COCOA NUT TREE. (Coco, Port. ; end of nut like a monkey's head.) Pdlm<B. 3. — 11.

3283 nucitera L. common, nut-bearingi CH clt 50 ... Pa. G E. Indies 1690. S r.m Rox. cor. 1. 73

3284 flexubsa Mart. flexuous i CD or 50 Brazil 1825. S r.m Mart palm. ic.

23285 plumbsa Lo. C. plumose i Q or 50 Brazil 1825. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

combsa Mart, f

O or 50 ... G Guinea 1820. S r.m Beau. ow. 45

2639. £'LATE L.
23286 sylvestris L.

ELATE.
wood

2640. BA'CTRIS Jac. BACTRIS.

23287 minor Jac. less

23288 major Jac. greater

(A name adopted from the Greeks.) Palmce. 1.

± O or 14 ap.jn G E. Indies 1763. S r.m R. mal. 3. 22. 25

(Baktron, a cane : stems made into walking-sticks.) Pdlmte. 7. — 19.
£ CD or 12 ... G S. Amer. 1691. S r.m Jac. am. 171. 1

lor 25 ... G Carthag. 1800. S r.m Jac. am. 171.2

S82

MONCECIA POLYANDRIA.

CLASS XXI.

23289 pectinata Mart. pectinate £ CD or 15

23290 cuspidata Mart. cuspidate £ CD or 20

23291 macracantha Mart, long-spined £ CD or 20

23292 guianensis Lo. C. Guiana £ CD or 16

23293 caryotasfolia Mart. Caryota-leaved £ CD or 10

2641. LEOPOLD VNA Mart. LEOPOLDINA.

23294 piikhra Mart. beautiful £ CD or

2642. CENOCA'RPUS Mart. (ENOCARPUS. (Oinos, wine, karpos, fruit.) Palmar. 1.— 8

23295 JBatada Mart. Bataua £ CD or 40 S. Amer. 1820. S r.m Mart, palm, ic.

... Brazil 1825. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

... Brazil 1826. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

... Brazil 1823. S r.m Mart. palm, ic

... Guiana 1820. S r.m

... Brazil W5. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

(The late Empress of Brazil.) Palma:. 1. — 2.
Brazil 1825. S r.in Mart, palm ic.

2643. EUTE'RPE Gae. EUTERPE.

23296 globosa Gae. round-fruited
Artca spicata Lam.

23297 pisif6rmis Gae. Pea-formed
2.J298 oleracea Mart. potherb
23299 cariba^ Spr. Caribrcan

Artca oleracea Jac.

(Euterpest pleasing; habit of trees.) Pdlmce. 4. — S.

CD or 30 Mauritius 1819. S r.m Gae. fr. 9. 3

Madagasc.1819. S r.m Gae. fr. 193. 4

Brazil 1800. S r.m

W. Indies 1656. S r.m Jac. am. 170

2644. WALLI'CH/^ Rox. WALUCHIA. (Nathaniel Wallich, M.D., superint. of bot. gard. Calcutta.) Pdlmce. 1.
23300 caryotoldes Rox. Caryota-like £ CD or 25 E. Indies 18i>5. S r.m

2645. ACROCONMIA Mart ACROCOMIA.

23301 sclerocarpa Mart, hard-fruited i CD or 40

23302 fusiformis Swt. spindle-shaped J f~~l or 40
Cocos fusiformis Swz

23303 minor Lo. C. smaller
Bactris globosa minor Gae.

23304 globbsa Lo. C. globose

23305 aculeata Lo C. prickly
Cocos aculeata L.

Guiana

horrid

fine-leaved

(Akros, top, kome,.tuft ; leaves.)

Palma;. 8.

1 CD or 20 ...

fCD or 20
CJ or 40

23306 guianensis Lo.C.

23307 horrida Lo. C.

23308 tenuifblia Lo. C.

W. Indies 1731. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.
Trinidad 1731. S r.rn

Trinidad 1820. S r.m Gae. fr. 9. 1

St. Vine. 1824. S
W. Indies 1796. S

... Demeraral824.
... Trinidad 1825.
... Brazil 1824.

r.m

r.m Jac. am. 169

r.m
r.m
r.m

2646. DESMO'NCUS Mart. DESMONCUS. (Desmos, band, ogkos, hook ; tendrils at apex of Ivs.) Pa/ma?. 4.

or 6 5razj| 1§?2. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

23309 polyacanthus Mart, many-spined £ I I or

23310 orthacanth us' Mart, straight-spined £ CD or 6

23311 americanus Lo. C. American £ CD or 6

23312 dhbius Lo. C. doubtful £ CD or 6

Brazil 1822. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.
St. Vine. 1824. S r.m
Trinidad 1824. S r.m

2647. ASTROCA^RYUM Mey. ASTROCARYUM. (Astron, star, karyon, nut.)

23313 acaule Mart. stemless £ CD or 10 Brazil 1820.

23314 aculeatum Mey. prickly £ CD or 40 Guiana

' ' Murumuru £ CD or 40 Brazil

common £ CD or 30 Brazil

field ¥ (—1 or 10 ,..-., Brazil

.

23315 Murumuru Mart.

23316 vulgare Mart.

23317 campestre Mart.

Pdlmce. 5. — 10.
S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

1824. S r.m

1825. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

1825. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

1826. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

*2648. SY\A.GRUS Mart. SYAGRUS.
23318 cocoides Mart. Cocos-like

(The first who wrote the Trojan war in verse ?) Palmce. 1.
or 20 Brazil 1824. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

CLASS XXI. ORDER 7.
MON(EVCIA OCTA'NDRIA.

2649. DUVAUM Kth. DUVAUA. (M. Duvau, a French botanist.) Terebinthacea. 2.

23319 dep<?ndens Dec. dependent f \ | or 20 ... W.G Chile 1790. C s.p Cav. ic. 3. 239

^myris polygamia Cav. Schlnus dependens Or.

23320 dentata Dec. toothed 1 l_J or 20 my.jl W Owhyhee 1795. C s.l Bot. rep. 620
Schinus dentata Andr.

CLASS XXI. ORDER 8.
MONOTCIA ICOSA'NDRIA.

2650. ATHEROSPE'RMA Lab. ATHEROSPERMA. (Ather, awn, sperma, si
23321 moschata Lab. musk J i_| or 23 my.jn W N. Holl.

Calycanthecc .?
C sp.l

CLASS XXI. ORDER 9.
MON(EVCIA POLYA'NDRIA.

2651. CERATOPHY'LLUM L. HOENWORT. (Keras, horn, phyllon, leaf; divisions.) Ceratophyllea*. 2.— 3.

A "" 1 i!-s G Britain dit. D l.p En g. bot. 947

23322 iem^rsum L.

23323 subm^rsum L.

demersed
submersed

A un 1 jl.s

Britain dit. D l.p Eng. bot. 679

2652. MYRIOPHY'LLUM L. WATER MILFOIL. (Myrios, myriad, phyllon, leaf ; divisions.) Haloragea, 2.5.
^ A pr 1 jn.au R Britain dit. D l.p Eng. bot. 83

23324 spicktum L.

23325 verticillatum L.

spiked
whorled

G England ponds. D l.p Eng. bot. 218

ORDER IX.

MONCECIA POLYANDRIA.

383

£653. SAGITTAXRIA L. ARROW-HEAD. (Sagitta, arrow ; form of Ivs of some species.) Alismacees. 15. -21.
I. SAGiTTATiFbu/E. — Leaves sagittate or hastate.

23326 sagittifblia L. common, arrow-lvd =*= A or 2 jn.au W

England rivers. D

IP

Eng. bot 84

23327 latif-Mia W.

broad-leaved =fe A or 1 jl.au W

N. Amer. 1819.

J)

Lp

23328 Doni««rt Swt.

Don's i _AJ or 1 jl.au W

Nepal 1820.

D

hast'itaD. Don

23.329 obtusa IV.

obtuse i _AJ or 1 jl.au W

N. Amer. 1820.

D

] p

23330 heterophylla Ph.

various-leaved *= _AJ or 1 jl.au W

N. Amer. 1822.

D

Lp

23331 hastata Ph.

hastate *. _AI or 1 jl.au W

N. Amer. 1818.

1)

IP

23332 obtusifblia L.

blunt-leaved * E3 or 2 jl.au W

China 1804.

D

Lp

R. mal. 11. 45

11. ANCi'STiFbLiiE. — Leaves subcordate, lat

iceolate, or linear.

23333 lancifMia L.

lance-leaved *= iAJ or If jn.jl W

W. Indies 1787.

D

l.p

Bot. mag. 1702

23334 rigida Ph.
23335 natans MX.

r\gv\-leaved =fe A or If jn.jl W
floating == A °r 1 jLau W

N. Amer. 1806.
Carolina 1812.

I)
1)

IP

Bot mag. 1632

23336 graminea J/z.

Grass-fcaved =s= _AJ or Jfjl.au' W

Carolina 1812.

I)

Lp

23337 falcata Ph.

falcate ^ A or 1 jl.au W

Carolina 1812.

I)

l.p

23338 acutifblia Z.

acute-leaved =t rAI or 1 jn jl W

America 1816.

I)

l.p

233.39 angustifblia B. R.

narrow-leaved gi (23 or lfjn.au W

Essequebol827.

D

s.p

Bot. reg. 1141

III. TRI'FIDA. — Leaves trifid or t.

nparted.

23340 sinensis B. M.

Chinese ^ lA! or 2 s.n W

China 1812.

D

l.p

Bot. mag. 1631

* 2654. BEGOXN7.4 L.

BEGONIA. (Michael Begon, a French promoter of botany.)

Begoniac

ece. 27.— 47.

I. IN^QUALICORDAV*;. — Leaves unequally cordate.

23341 nitida H. K.

&h\n\ng-leaued **- \ 1 or If my.d W

Jamaica 1777.

C

s.p

Par. Ion. 72

23342 riich6toma Jac.

forked tt. CD or 2 jl.au W

Caraccas 1800.

C

s.p

Jac. ic. 3.619

23343 discolor H K.

discolored tt. I | or 3 my.s W

China 1804.

R

s.p

Bot. mag. 1473

Evansinna Swz.

23344 reniformis Dry.

kidney-shaped tt. I I or 1 jn.jl W

Brazil 1818.

C

p.l

Lin. tr. 1.14. 1.2

23345 macrophylla Dry.
23341 tuberbsa Dry.

long-leaved tt. CD or 3 my.s W
tuberous ,& fAI or f jl.s W

Jamaica 1793.
Amboyna 1810.

C
C

s.p
Lp

PL ic. 34. 45. 1
Ru. am. 5. 169. 2

23347 lucida Haw.

shining tt. 1 1 or 1 jl.au W

W.Indies 1816.

C

Pi

23348 dubia flaw.

doubtful £ fAI or 1 jl.au W

Brazil 1818.

C

P.l

23349 diptera Dry.

two-winged tt. i | or 1 jn.jl W

C. G. H. 1822.

C

23350 spatulata W.

spatulate £ fAI or If jl.o W

W. Indies 1819.

C

Lp

Bot. cab. 107

23351 picta flawz.

painted £ (23 or f s Pk

Nepal 1818.

C

Lp

Bot. cab. 571

23352 pauciflora Lindl.
23353 patula Haw.

few-flowered j£ [23 or If jl.o W
spreading tt. O or 1 jn.jl W

1816.
W.Indies 1818.

C
C

l.p
p.l

Bot. reg. 471

23354 undulata Otto

waved tt. i 1 or 2 jn.jl W

Brazil 1825.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 2723

23355 odorata W.

sweet-scented j£ [23 or If jl.o W

1824.

C

Lp

23356 hirtella 7J5:.

smafl hairy £ (23 or 1 jl.o W

1824.

C

23357 disticha Lk.

two-rowed ]£ [A1 or 1 jl.o W

1824.

C

Lp

1 1. SEM icoRDA^ra. — Leaves semi

cordate.

23358 acumin&ta Dry.

pointed-feared tt. CD or 1 my.d W

Jamaica 17PO.

C

s.p

Bot. reg. 364

23359 acutifblia Jac.

acute-leaved tt. CD or 1 jl.au W

W. Indies 1816.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 127.1.2

23360 humilis Dry.

humble j£ D3 or | o W

W. Indies 1788.

8

l.P

Lin. tr. 1. 15

23361 pulchella /tad.

neat ED or fjl.au W

Brazil 1823.

s

p.l

23362 hirsuta Aub.

shaggy-feawd £ O] or 1 my.jn W

W. Indies 1789.

s

lp

Aub. gui. 2. 348

23363 suavfeolens flaw.

sweet-scented n. CD or 1 jl.au W

W..lndiesl816.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 69

23364 wlmifolia Haw.

Elm-leaved tt. j | or 2 my.jn W

S. Amer. 1822.

C

Lp

Bot. cab. 638

23365 argyrostigma Fis.

silver-spotted a. CD or 3 jl.o W

Brazil 1819.

C

Bot. reg. 666

maculata Rad.

III. OVAT.E:FOLLE. — Leaves roundish, ov

~ate, or palmate.

23366 scandens Swz.

climbing |_ CD or 2 jl.au W

Guiana 1822.

C

p.l

Aub. gui. 2. 349

glabra Aub.

23367 palmkta D. Dow

palmate £ iAJ or 1 jl.au W

Nepal 1819.

D

pJ

*2655. POTE'RIUM

L. BURNET. (Poterion, a cup; infused in cooling drinks.)

Rosacece. 6.— 7.

23368 agrimonifbliumC

av. Agrimony-lvd £ A Pr 3 jl G

Spain 1822.

s

CO

23369 Sanguisorba L.
23370 polygamum Kit.
23371 hybridum 7,.

Sanguisorba, com.f_ A aS 2 jl G
polygamous £ A °r 3 jl.au Br
. sweet hybrid £ A or 2 jn.jl G

England ch.hil.
Hungary 1803.
France 1683.

s
s
s

CO
CO
CO

Eng. bot. 860
W. & K. 2. 198
Bar. ic. 632

23372 caudktum fl. K.

tailed shrubby n. | ] or 3 ja.ap G

Canaries 1779.

8

23373 spiubsum L.

prickly shrubby tt. i 1 or 2 ap.au G

Levant 1595.

s

P!I

M. h. 8. 18. 5

2656. AMIRO^LA Pers. "AMIROLA. (Meaning unknown j perhaps of Peruvian origin.) Sapindacece. 1.

23374 nitida Pers. shining-leaved t D or 24 Peru 1824. C p.l

Lagunea nitida R. tyP.

2657. ACI BOSTON Swz. ACIDOTON. (Akidotos, pointed; stinging pointed hairs of leaves.) Euphorbiacea?. 1.

23375 ilrens Swz. stinging » d) un 8 ... G Jamaica 1793. C l.p SI. jam. 1. 83. 1

2658. rHELY'GONUM L. THELYGONUM. (Thelys, woman, gonu, knee ; joints supp. to resem.) Urtlc. 1.

23376 Cynocrambe L. Dog's-cabbage ^ O un f jl G S. Europe 1710. S co Lam. il. 777

2659. CAST A^NE A Ton. CHESTNUT. (A native of the territory of Castanea, in Thessaly.) Amentncece. 4.

23377 v6sca Gae. common, edible ^
.Fagus Castanea L.

2 media

3 asplenifdlia

4 fuliis aureis

23378 americana Pers.

23379 chinensis Spr.

23380 pumila MX.

26f>0. O'STRYA MX.

23381 vulgaris W.
Carpinus O'strya L.

23382 virginica W. Virginian

tm 50 my.jn G England woods. S s.l Eng. bot. 886

intermediate Y

tm

50

my.jn

G

Europe

.. L

CO

Asplenium-lvd Y

tm

50

my.jn

G

Europe

L

CO

golden-leaved 5

or

50

my.jn

G

......

L

CO

American ¥

tm

50

my.jn

6

America

B<

S

CO

Mic.

ar. 2. 8

China

tm

50

my.jn

O

China

S

CO

dwarf J

or

12

jl

N. Amer.

1699. S

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 7

HOP-HORNBEAM.

(Ostn

os, a sc«

lie;

scaly catkins.) Amentacece.

2.— 4.

common ^f_

or

20

my

Ap

Italy

1724. L

s.l

Den

br. 143

or 20 my.jn Ap N. Amer.

L s.l Ab. ins. 2. 75

2661. CA'RPINUS L. HORNBEAM. ( Car, wood, pin, head, Celt.; made into yokes.) Amentftcear. 8.— 5.

23383 J3etulus L.

2 inclsa

3 variegkta

4 guercifolia Desf.

23384 americana MX.

23385 orientMis Lain.

Birch, common

cut-leaved

variegated

Oak-leaved

American

Eastern

tm 30 mr.my Ap

or 15 mr.my Ap

or 20 mr.my Ap

or 30 mv.jn Ap

or 20 ... Ap

or 12 ... Ap

Britain woods. S co

L co

Britain gard. L co

Europe ... L co

N. Amer. 1812. S co

Levant 1739. L co

Eng. bot. 2032

Den. br. 157
Den. br. 98

384

MONGECIA POLYANDR1A.

CLASS XXI.

2662. jFA^GUS L. BEECH. (Phago, to eat ; nuts used as food in early ages.) Amenthcea;. 2.

23386 sylvatica L. common wood J tm 70 ap.my Ap Britain woods. S co Eng. bot. 1646

2 atro-rubens Duroi dark-red-Jyrf 5 or 30 ap.my Ap L co

3 incisa W. cut-leaved or 10 ap.my Ap G s.l

23387 ferruginea L. American, rusty^ or 30 my.jn Ap N. Amer. 1766. L s.l Mic. ar. 2. 9

2663. CO'RYLUS L. NUT TREE. (Korys, a helmet: calyx enwrapping fruit.)
23388 avellanai. Filbert 3fe fr 10 f.ap Ap Britain woods

Amentacece. 6. — 7.
S co Eng.bOt.723

2 alba white Filbert $

I

fr

10

f.ap

Ap

L

CO

3 rubra red Filbert $

1

fr

10

f.ap

Ap

L

CO

4 grandis great Cob $

I

fr

8

f.ap

Ap

••*••

L

CO

5 glomerata clustered S

1

fr

8

f.ap

Ap

L

CO

6 crispa frizzled Si

I

fr

8

f.ap

Ap

.....

L

CO

7 barcelon^nsis Barcelona 3

1

fr

8

f.ap

Ap

Spain"

L

CO

8 variegata variegated s

I

fr

8

fap

Ap

..

L

CO

9 ovata ovate-fruited $

1

fr

8

f.ap

Ap

•••»•

L

CO

10 pumila dwarf fl

I

fr

6

f.ap

Ap

L

CO

23389 tubulbsa W. Lambert's, tubulose S

1

fr

10

mr.ap

A?

S. Europe 1759.

L

CO

Lam. il. 780

23390 americana MX. true American 3

1

fr

10

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. ...

L

CO

Walt. ca. 29. 63

23391 humilis W. humble Cuckold*

I

fr

6

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 179&

L

CO

americana W.

23392 rostrata H. K. com. beaked Cuckold!

1

fr

5

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1745.

L

CO

W. ar. 1. 2

23393 Colurna L. Hazel, Constantinople &

fr

10

mr.ap

Ap

Constant. 1665.

L

CO

Den.br. 99

2664. JU'GLANS L. WALNUT.
23394 regia L. common, royal a

(Jovisglam, the nut of Jove.) Juglandece. 5. —6.
* tra 50 ap.my Ap Persia 1562. S co Lam. il. 781

23395 nlgra L. black

tin

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1629.

S

CO

Den. br. 158

23396 cinerea L. grey,ButterNut~>

1

tin

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1656.

8

CO

Jac. ic. 1. 192

23397 /raxinifolia Lam. Ash-leaved 3

t

tin

40

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

23398 pterocarpa MX. winged-fruited 3

:

tin

40

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

2665. CArRYA Nut. CARTA.

(Kari/on, a nut.)

JugldndetE.

10.— 14.

23399 toment5sa Nut. woolly

f

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

Mic. ar. 1.6

23400 microcarpa Nut. small-fruited ~J
23401 olivzeformis Nut. olive-shaped \

tin
tin

30
30

ap.my
ap.my

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. ...
N. Amer. ...

s

s

CO
CO

Mic. ar. 1. 3

Juglans angustifblia H. K. olivaefurm

is M;

23402 sulcata Nut. furrowed "

|

tin

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1804.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 1. 8

Juglans sulcata W.

23403 alba Nut. white shell-bark Hickory^

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1629.

s

CO

Den. br. 148

Juglans squambsa Pair. 41ba MX.

23404 compressaG.Dow compressed-/^ *£

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1730.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 1. 7

Juglans compressa MX.

23405 amara Nut. bitter Nut 3

£

tm

30

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

s

CO

Juglans ama"ra MX.

23406 obcordata Swt. obcordate d

£

tm

30

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 1.9. 3, 4

Juglans obcordata Poir. glabra W.

23407 porclna Nut. hog nut 3

£

tin

30

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1799.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 1.9. 1,2

Juglans porclna MX.
23408 laciniosa MX. jagged *|

t

tin

30

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

2666. QUE'RCUS L. OAK.

(Quer, fine, cwax, a tree, Celt.) Amentacets. 62. — 110.

I. iNTEGRIFbl

JM.-

-Li

'avc

5 entire

oral

ittlc toothed.

23409 Phellos L. Cork tree, Willow «

C

tm

60

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1723.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 1. 12

2 humilis PA. humble

>

tin

20

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. ...

B

s.l

3 latifolia broad-leaved '

1

tm

60

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

CO

23410 maritima W. sea *

i

or

6

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1811.

s

CO

Mic. quer. 13. 1

23411 imbricaria MX. tiled

J

tm

40

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1786.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 13

23412 /aurifolia MX. Laurel-leaved '•

t

tin

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1786.

s

CO

Mic. quer. 17

2 obtusa MX. blunt-leaved *

^

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1786.

s

CO

Mic. quer. 16

23413 lutea Nees yellow

£

tm

20

my

Ap

Mexico 1825.

s

CO

2 microcarpa small-fruited -

or

20

my

Ap

s

s.l

3 macrocarpa long-fruited

t *

or

20

my

Ap

s

S.1

23414 cinerea MX. ash-colored ;

r

or

10

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1789.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 14

23415 ambigua Hum. ambiguous '
23416 mexicana Hum. Mexican «

is

tm
tin

60
60

Ap
Ap

Mexico 1820.
Mexico 1823.

s
s

l.p

l.p

H.&B.2.93
H. & B. 2. 82

23417 sericea W. silky running i

i

or

2

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1724.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 15

23418 virens H. K. green <

i

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1739.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 11

2 latifblia broad-leaved I

i

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1739.

s

co

II. DENTA^HE. — Leaves toothed.

spiny.

23419 lanuginosa D. Don lanuginous

1 _Jtm

...

...

Ap

Nepal 1824.

s

l.p

23420 Phullata Ham. Phullata

>_

tm

20

Ap

Nepal 1822.

s

l.p

23421 /xlex L. Holly, evergreen

tin

60

my.jn

Ap

S. France 1581.

s

s.l

Den.br. 90

I integrilMa entire-leaved

tm

60

my.jn

Ap

S. France 1581.

s

s.l

2 serr&ta saw-/«wd

or

60

my.jn

Ap

S. France 1581.

G

s.l

Duh. ar. 1. 123

3 oblonga oblong-leaved '

or

60

my.jn

S. France 1581.

G

s.l

Duh. ar. 1. 124

4/agifolia Beech-leaved '

or

60

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1581.

G

CO

5 crispa curled-leaved '

or

60

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1581.

G

CO

23422 Suber L. Cork tree «

clt

20

jn

Ap

S. France 1699.

S

s.l

Den. br. 89

23423 Pseudo suber Santi Bast. Cork tree *

tm

40

my

Ap

S. Europe 1824.

G

CO

San. vi. 156. 4

23424 coccifera L. kermes-bearing*

clt

10

my

Ap

S. France 1683.

G

s.l

Den. br. 91

23425 lusitanica W. Portugal

tm

40

Ap

Portugal 1824.

G

s.l

Cav. ic. 2. 129

23426 .ffallbta Desf. Ballota, Barbary''
23427 rotundifblia W. round-leaved ;

tin
tm

60
40

my.jn
my.jn

Ap
Ap

Barbary
Spain 1581.

S
S

s.l
s.l

23428 gramtintia L. Grammont "

or

30

jn

Ap

France 1730.

G

s.l

23429 infectoria Oliv. staining

!

tin

40

my.jn

Ap

Levant 1822.

G

CO

canariensis W.

23430 Turneri W. Turner's

•

tm

40

my.jn

Ap

„.

G

CO

23431 Prinus L. Prinus,Chestnut*

1

tm

60

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1730.

S

s.l

Mic.ar.2.7

2 monticolaMr. mountain-inhabiting5

tm

60

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1730.

S

s.l

23432 Michauxi Nut. Michaux's *

*

tin

fiO

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

s.l

Prinus 2 discolor MX.

23433 Castanea W. Yellow Chestnut*

f

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1822.

s

s.l

23434 spicfcta Hum. spiked f O

tin

fiO

Ap

Mexico 1822.

s

l.p

H.&B.2.89

ORDEH. IX.

MONCECIA POLYANDRIA.

385

23435 montana W. mountain Chestnut *£

tm

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

S

s.l

Mic. ar.2.8

23436 »rinoides W. Prinus-like *>

or

3

jn

Ap

N. Amer. 182).

G

s.l

Mic. quer. 9.1

Chinquapin Ph
23437 hiimilis Lam. humble *

or

'20

my.jn

Ap

Spain 1800.

8

CO

fruticbsa Brot.

23438 bicolor W. two-eld, White swamp%

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 6

III. LOBA

>*.-

-L,

laves ai

' top h

ibate.

23439 aquatica Wall. water £

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1723.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 17

23440 nigra L. black

or

'JO

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1739.

a

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 18

2 ferruginea rushy

or

20

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1749.

s

CO

23441 triloba MX. 3-lobed, Downy black±

tm

30

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

8

s.l

Mic. quer. 26

cuneata Wan.

23442 nana W. dwarf £

or

12

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1738.

,s

s.l

Ab. ins. 2. 59

IV. MtTCRONAvr.E. —

Leave

•s si

nuate ;

lobes

mucronate.

23443 ^gilops L. .ffigilops, Vdonia*t
23444 tinctoria dyer's, Quercitron*^

tm
tm

20

70

my

Ap
Ap

Levant 1731.
N. Amer. 1800.

s
s

s.l

s.l

Mil. d. 7. 215
Mic. quer. 24

23445 hemisphae'rica Ph. hemispherical &

or

10

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

3

1.1

23446 elongata W. elongated, Spanish *£

tm

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

s.l

falcata MX.

23447 discolor H. K. discolored ¥

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1763.

a

s.l

Mic. quer. 25

23448 Leucombedwrt Swt. Leucombe's J

tm

70

my

Ap

...

s

s.l

exoniensis Hort.

23449 ruhra i. red, Champion %

tin

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1739.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 26

23450 ambigua Mr. ambiguous ¥

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

s

CO

Mic. ar. 2. 24

23451 heterophylla PA. various-leaved 5

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 16

23452 coccinea Ware. scarlet

tm

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1691.

s

S.1

Mic. ar. 2. 23

23453 Catesb^j MX. Catesby's

or

15

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1823.

s

s.l

Mic. quer. 29

23454 palustris Duroi marsh ¥

tm

60

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 25

23455 Banisteri MX. Banister's 3fe

or

6

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2.19

jlicifolia Wan.

V. MU\ICJE.

— Leaves sinuate ; lobes mutic.

23456 .E'sculus L. Beech, Italian >£
28457 austriaca Jac. Austrian

tm
tm

40
40

my
my

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 1739.
Austria 1824.

s

G

s.l

CO

CI.h.1.20

23458 Cerris L. Bitter Oak, Turkey^

tm

50

my

Ap

S. Europe 1735.

S

CO

Deri. br. 92

2 bullata b]istered-leaved*£

tm

50

my

Ap

S. Europe ...

G

CO

3 sinuata crooked-leaved J

tm

50

my

Ap

S. Europe ...

G

CO

4 sempervlrens evergreen

tm

50

my

Ap

...

G

CO

5 dentata toothed

tm

50

my

Ap

...... ...

G

CO

Dea br. 93

6 variegata variegated *jf

or

50

my

Ap

G

CO

23459 macrocarpaM*. long-ftd, cup white^

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 3

23460 olivasformisMr. o\ive-fmd,mossycup¥
23461 lyrata Walt. lyrate, Swamp-post^

tm

or

50
15

my
my

Ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811.
N. Amer. 1786.

S

s

h.l
h.l

Mic. ar. 2. 2
Mic. ar. 2. 5

23462 stellata Wan. starred, Iron '

tm

HO

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1819.

s

s.l

Mic. quer. 1

obtusiloba MX.

23463 alba L. white $

tm

f,0

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1724.

s

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 1

2 repanda MX. repand-leaved $
23464 .ffbbur W. Robur, sessile-fruited*^
sessiliflbra SOT.

tm
tm

60
60

my

ap.my

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. ... S
Britain woods. S

CO

h.l

Eng. bot. 1845

2 variegata variegated ^

tm

40

my

Ap

Britain woods.

s

CO

23465 fastigiata Lam. peaked, Cypress f
23466 pedunculata W. com. peduncled$

tm
.tm

40
60

ap.my
ap.my

Ap
Ap

S. Europe 185$.
Britain

G

S

CO

h.l

Eng. bot. 1342

23467 apennlna Lam. Apennine $

tm

40

ap.my

Ap

S. Europe ...

s

CO

conglomerata Pers.

23468 pube"scens W. pubescent, Durmast *£

tm

40

ap.my

Ap

Britain

s

h.l

/aginea Lawz.

23469 Tafizin Pers. Ao<xr# Tauzin J

tm

40

ap.my

Ap

S. Europe 1822.

G

CO

2 laciniata Desv. jagged-leaved J

or

40

ap.my

Ap

S. Europe ...

S

s.l

3 digitata Desy. digitate-teaw?d ^

or

40

ap.my

Ap

S. Europe ...

s

S.1

2667. LIQUIDA'MBAR L. LIQUIDAMBAR. (Liquidus, liquid, ambar, amber ; exudes gum.) Amentacece. 2.

23470 styracifluai. sweet-gum-flowing $ tm 60 mr.ap Ap N. Amer. 1683. S s.l Mic. ar. 3. 194. 4

23471 imberbe W. beardless, Oriental^ or 6 ... Ap Levant 1759. L s.l
orientale L.

2668. PLA'TANUS L. PLANE TREE. (Platys, ample ; spreading branches and shady foliage.) Ament. 4. —5.

23472 orientalis L. oriental *£ tm 50 ap.my Ap Levant 1548. C co Den. br. 101

23473 cuneata W. wedge-leaved 3 or 6 ap.my Ap

23474 acerifblia W. Maple-leaved $ tm 70 ap.my Ap

23475 occidentals L. western $ tm 70 ap.my Ap

Levant 1739. C co
Levant 1724. C co
N. Amer. 1640. C co Den. br. 100

2669. SALISBITR7.4 Sm. SALISBURIA. (R. A. Salisbury, a distinguished botanist.) Amentaceee. 1.

23476 adiantifolia Sm. Maiden-hair-lvd^; or 20 ap.my Ap Japan 1754. C s.l Den. br. 168
Ginkgo biloba L.

2670. CARLUDCyVIC^ Fl. per. CARLUDOVICA. (Charles IV. of Spain, and Louisa his queen.) Aroldece. 5.-9.

23477 angustifolia Fl. per. narrow-leaved £ GS or 3 ... W Peru 1818. Skp.L
Salmz'a angustifblia W.

3 jl.au G.Y Peru 1818. Sk p.l Bot. cab. 1068

3 jl.au W Peru 1818. Sk p.l

4 ... W Jamaica 1825. Sk p.l

4 ... W Trinidad 1824. Sk p.l Mem. m. 9. 1

23478 latifolia Fl. per. broad-leaved

23479 palmata Fl. per. palmate

23480 jamaicensis Lo. C. Jamaica

23481 funifera Poit. rope-bearing
Ludbvia funifera Poit.

2671. CYC LA'NTHUS Poit. CYCLANTHUS. (Kyklos, a circle, anthos, a flower.) Aro'tdea:. 1. — 2.
23482 Plumiferi Poit. Plumier's £ EJ or 2 ... G Trinidad 1820. Sk l.p Me"m.m.9.3

2ffl2.CALA*DIUMVen. CALADIUM.

(Meaning unknown.)

I. CAULESCE'NTIA. — Caulescent ,• leaves simple, undivided.

23483 scandens W. climbing _

23484 segulnum Ven. Seguin, Dumb-Canen. I I or

23485 odoratum Rox. fragrant £ [A] or

23486 cucullatum Pers. hooded tt. ( 1 or
/frum cucullatum Lou.

2

6 my
2 mr
2 mr

C c

W Guinea 1822.

W America 1759.

W Pegu 1818.

G China 1826.

AroideiE. £4.—

R s.p Beau, ow.3

R s.p Kook. ex. fl. 1

R s.p Bot. reg. 641

R s.p

386

MONQSCIA POLYANDRIA.

Cuss XXI.

23487 maculatum Lod. spotted
segulnum /3 maculatum B. M.

23488 xanthorhizum W. yellow-rooted
^rum xanthorhizum Jac.

23489 grandifblium IV. great-leaved

23490 arborescens Ven. arborescent
-23491 arbbreum Kth. tree
23492 lacerum W. torn

23493 esculentum Ven. esculent

23494 pumilum D. Don dwarf

23495 edule Mey. eatable

23496 sagittifolium Ven. arrow-leaved

23497 virginicum Hook. Virginian
A^rum virginicum L.

23498 wymphasitolium Ven. Water-lily-lvd £

S. Amer. 1820.
1822.

Caraccas 1803.
W. Indies 1759.
Cumana 1820.
Caraccas 1822.

23499 bicolor Ven.

23500 viviparum Rox.

23501 ovatum Ven.

23502 pinnatifidum W.

23503 tripartltum W.

23504 pediUum Hook.

23505 auritum Ven.

E. Indies 1800.

Madeira 1773.

E. Indies 1817.

E. Indies 1818.

two-colored

viviparous

ovate

ii. DIGITA'TA. — Leaves digitate.

pinnatifid £ 23 or 2 ... W Caraccas 1817.

three-parted-/yd n. Q or 3 ... W Caraccas 1816.

iii. CoMp6siTA. — Leaves compound.

pedate £ 23 or 2 ... W Brazil 1824.

car-leaved St. CD or 3 ... W America 1739.

23506 Aelleborifolium Ven. Hellebore-lvd £ 23 or 2 jn.jl W Caraccas 1796.

C s.p Bot. cab. 608

R s.p Jac. sc. 2. 188

R s.p Jac. sc. 2. 189

R s.p Pluk. am. 44. 60

C s.p

R s.p

R s.p SI jam. 1.106. 1

Skl.p

Sk l.p

R s.p Jac. vin. 2. 157

R co Hook. ex. fl. 182

R s.p R. mal. 11. 22

R s.p Bot. mag. 820

R l.p Bot. cab. 281
Sks.p

R a.p Jac. sc. 2. 187

R s.p Jac. sc. 2. 190

Sks.p Hook. ex. fl. 206

R s.p Jac. sc. 2. 191

R s.p Jac. ic. 3. 613

2673. ^RUM L. ARUM. (Supposed to be an ancient Egyptian word.)

AroidetE. 37. —

I. <

Co:

MPOSITA

__

Leaves

compt

isite.

23507 crinltum H. K.

hairy-sheathed

_AJ cu

' 1

mr.ap

Br

Minorca

1777.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 831

23508 £>racnnculus L.

Common Dragon

&

A or

3

jn.jl

Br

S. Europe 1548.

R

s.l

M. h. 13. 5. 46

23509 palmatum Lo. C.

palmate

4v

A or

}!

......

1825.

R

s.l

23510 Drac6ntium L.

Green Dragon

>

A or

22

jn

G

N. Amer.

1759.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 668

SSSllvcntaunaj:

veiny purple-flwd

)£

23 cu

n

mr

P

1774.

R

s.l

Bot. reg. 1017

23512 pentaphyllum L.

five-leaved

£

23 or

i

E. indies

1818.

R

s.l

Ru. am. 23

23513 pedatum Fis.

pedate

£

[ATI or

1

...

S. Amer.

1820.

R

s.l

23514 polyphyllum Lk.

many-leaved

>

[Al or

1

...

S. Amer.

1818.

R

si

23515 campanulatum Re

i*. campanulate

*

23 or

2

my

P

E. Indies

1817.

R

s.l

Bot. mag. 2812

Tdcca phalifera h

'urn.

23516 ringens Thun.
23517 flagelli forme Lod.
23518 triphyllum L.

ringent
whip-formed
three-leaved

1

iAI or
23 cu
A cu

1 my.jn
1 my
f my.jn

Br"
Br

Japan
Bengal
N. Amer.

1800.
1819.
1664.

R
R
R

s.l

l.p

s.l

Bot. cab. 396
Bot. cab. 820

2 zebrlnum

zebra

3v

A cu

1

my.jn

Br

N. Amer.

1664.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 950

23519 atrorubens H. K.

dark-purple-stkd

A cu

1

jn.jl

Br

N. Amer.

1758.

R

s.l

Pluk. al. 148. 6

23520 ternatum Thun.

ternate-leaved

\.

Al cu

|

my.jl

P

Japan

1774.

R

s.l

23521 bulbiferum Rox.

bulb-bearing

H

[A1 or

i

my

P

Bengal

1813.

R

l.p

Bot. mag. 2072

II. INDIVI.VA. — Leaves simple, undivided.
23522 proboscidiiim L. proboscis-like ^ A or 1 jn.jl ... Apenninesl818.
23523 Colocasia L. Egyptian, Colocasia & G3 cul 2 ... G Levant 1551.
23524 syrlacum Spr. Syrian & A or £ ap.jn ... Egypt 1820.

R
R
R

s.l

Boc. mu. 2. 3*.

gramineum Rus.

23525 gramineum Lam.
23526 spirale Retz.

Grass-leaved
spiral

I

A or

fAI or

i

i

ap.jn
my

Br'

China"

1823.
1816.

R

R

s.l

l.p

Bot. mag. 2220

23527 pictum L.fil.
23528 marginatum Lod.

painted
margined

i

A or
[Al or

2
2

...

Corsica
E. Indies

1800.
1820.

R
R

s.l

s.l

23529 macrorhlzon L.

long-rooted

^

23 cu

G"

E. Indies

1803.

R

s.p

Her. par. 73

23530 divaricatum L.

divaricated

&

23 cu

2

Jn.jV

G

K Indies

1759.

R

s.p

R. mal. 11.20

23531 maculatum L.

common spotted

L*

A w

1

my.jl

W

Britain t

sha. pi.

R

CO

Eng. bot. 1298

23532 orientale Bleb.

oriental

A or

1

ap.jn

Tauria

1820.

R

s.l

23533 it41icum Lam.

Italian

^

A or

H

my.jn

L."Y

Italy

1683.

R

CO

Bot. mag. 245

23534 minutum W.

small

ft

23 cu

1

my.jl

p

E. Indies

1812.

R

CO

R. mal. 11.17

23535 tenuifblium L.

fine-leaved

A cu

i

ap.jn

w

S. Europe

1570.

R

s.p

Bot. reg. 512

23536 indicum Lou.

Indian

*t

L 1 CU

5

Br

China

1824.

R

s.p

23537 obtusilobum Lk.

blunt-lobed

23 or

2

!!!

1824.

R

1.D

23538 sagittifblium Lk.

arrow-leaved

^

l/\ 1 nr

2

1824

R

l.p

23539 integrifblium Lk.

entire-leaved

«-Qor

3

my.jn

G

1825.

R

Lp

23540 rambsum Lk.

branchy

tt.

CD or

3

my.jn

1810.

R

l.p

23541 Aederaceum L.

Ivy -leaved

j^

l/\l cu

6

my.jn

P"

W.Tndies

1793.

R

l.p

Jac. am. 152

23542 lingulatum L.

tongue-leaved

£

23 cu

6

W. Indies 1793.

R

IP

PI. ic. 26. 37

23543 trilobatum L.
2 auriculatum

23544 orixense Rox.

III. SAGITTA^TA. — Leaves sagittate or hastate, three-lobed.
three-lobed ,& [A1 cu 1 my.jn P Ceylon 1714.
eared A C3 cu 1 my.jn P Ceylon 1714.

Orixian

| or 1 au.o

R s.p Bot. mag. 339
R s.p Bot. mag. 2324
E. Indies 1802. R s.p Bot. reg. 450

2674. ^RISA'RUM Tou. FRIAR'S COWL.
23545 vulgare Kth. common ^ Al cu

(Adopted from the Greeks.) Aroidece. 1.

1 ap.jn L.Y S. Europe 1596. R s.l Jac. sc. 2. 192

2675. CARYOVTA L. CARYOTA. (The Greek name of the cultivated date.) Palmes. 3.

23546 urens L. stinging, torn-leaved± O or 20 ... W E. Indies 1788. S r.m R. mal. 1. 11

23547 rnitis Lou. mild £ O or W China 1820. S r.m

23548 h6rrida Jac. horrid i Q or 20 ... | ... S. Amer. 1820. S r.m

(Diploos, double, thema, spathe.) Palmce. 2. —4.

Brazil 1823. S: r.m Mart. palm. ic.

Brazil 1823. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

2676. DIPLOTHE'MIUM Mart. DIPLOTHEMIUM.

23549 maritima Mart. maritime i CD or 10

23550 campestre Mart. field i Q or 10

2677. GOMITTUS Rum. GOMUTUS.
23551 saccharifer Spr. sugar-bearing

(Its name in Malabar ?)
or 40 ...... Moluccas 1820. S

Palm*. 1.

2678. MANIC A"RI A Gae. MANICARIA. (Monica, a glove; spathe.) Palmee. 1

23552 saccifera Gae. sack-bg, Wine-palm± CJ or 30 ...... E. Indies 1823. S r.m Gae. fr. 2. 176

ORDER X.

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA.

387

2679. ATTA^LIA Hum
23553 h&milis J/ur/.
25554 compta Mart.
2-355.5 funifera Mart.

23556 R6ssM Lo. C.

23557 speciosa Mart.

23558 spectabilis Lo. C.

23559 excelsa Mart.

2680. PARIA^NA Aub. PARIANA.
23560 campestris Aub. field

j. ATTALIA.

humble
decked
rope-bearing
Ross's
showy
remarkable
tall

(Attains, m
£ CD or 10
i CD or 22
£ CD or 40
i D or 20
Jt CD or 70
S. CD or 70
i CD or 70

agnificer

t; trees.)
Bra/il
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil

Pdlmce. 7. —9.
1820. S r.m Mart, palin. ic.
1820. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.
1824. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.
1825. S r.m
1826. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.
1824. S r.m
1826. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

(Its name in Guiana.) Gramineee. 1.

«- CD cu 2 ... Ap Cayenne 1803. D co Aub. gui. 2. 337

CLASS XXI. ORDER X.

MONOTCIA MONADE'LPHIA.

2681. NPPA Rum.

NIPA.

(Its name in the Moluccas.)

Palmce. 1.

23561 fruticans Than.

shrubby

£CDor

10

... W E. Indies 1822.

S

r.m

Ru. am. 1. 16

2682. AR&CA L.

CABBAGE TREE.

(Called areec.

in Malabar, when an old tree.)

Pdlmce. 10 — 14.

23562 Catechu L.

medicinal, Catech

u£ CD clt

30

... W

E. Indies 1690.

S

r.m

Rox. cor. 1. 75

23563 hfimilis W.

humble

^F [ 1 clt

6

E. Indies 1814.

S

r.m

Ru. am. 1. 7

23564 oleracea W.

potherb

i r*~i cit

40

... W

W. Indies 1656.

S

r.m

Jac. am. 170

23565 crinlta jSory

hairy-coated

i CD or

20

... \v

I. France 1824.

S

r.m

23566 lutescens Bory

lutescent

i a or

20

... \v

I. France 1824.

S

r.m

23567 rubra J5ory

red

i CD or

30

...

Mauritius 1823.

S

r.m

23568 Manicot Lo. C.

Manicot

iCDor

30

S. Amer. 1822.

S

r.m

23569 exllis Lo. C.

slender

30

...

W. Indies 1823.

S

r.m

23570 montana Lo. C.

mountain

i CD or

30

S. Amer. 1820.

S

r.m

23571 triandra /to*.

triandrous

f CD or

20

...

E. Indies 1825.

S

r.m

2683. CUNNINGHA\\LL4 R. Br. CUNNINGHAMIA. (J. and A. Cunningham, trav. in N. S. W.) Conferee. I.

23572 lanceolata R. Br. lance-leaved J i_| or 20 ... Ap China 1804. C p.l Bot. mag. 2743
Pinus lanceolata Lamb. B£lis jaculifblia Sal.

2684. DA'MMARA Rum. DAMMAR PINE. (Its name in Amboyna.) Contferce. 2.— 3.

23573 orientalis Lamb. oriental $ CD or 50 ... Ap Amboyna 1804. C p.l Lamb. pi. 38
Pinus Ddmmara Lamb. A'gathis loranthifolia Sal.

23574 australisZawzo. southern, CowdiePine£ CD tm 100 ... Ap N. Zeal. 1821. C p.l Lamb.pi.2.14.62

2685. PPNUS L.
23575 sylvestris L.

PINE. (Pin, a mountain, Celt. ; habitat.)
I. GEMINA*™. — Leaves in pairs.
wood, Scotch £ tm 80 my Ap Scotland sc. alp

.S

Conifer*. 39. —
s.l Lamb. pi. 1. 1. 1

2 rubra Mil.

red-barked ¥ or

20

ap.my

Ap

Pyrenees

• ••

S

S.1

23576 genevensis La. C.

Geneva $ tm

80

my

Ap

Geneva

1820.

S

s.l

23577 pumilio Hae.

dwarf r or

20

ap.my

Ap

Carniola

1779.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

5.2

23578 LaricioPozr.

Corsican, Larch

' tm

80

Ap

Corsica

1814

S

s.l

Lamb.pi.

2. 28. 9

23579 pungens Lamb.

pungent

tm

40

Ap

N. Amer.

1804.

S

s.l

Mic.ar. 1

.61.5

23580 Bankszawa Lamb.

Banks's,ScriibPine

or

12

my.jn

Ap

Huds.Baj

1785.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

7.3

23581 Mitghus Jac.

Mugho

' or

10

my.jn

Ap

Austria

...

S

CO

Jac. ic. 1.

193

23582 Pinaster H. K.

Cluster, Pinaster

' tm

60

ap.my

Ap

S. Europe

1596.

S

s.l

Larnb. pi

.9.4,5

23583 uncinata Dec.

looked ;

; tm

50

my

Ap

Pyrenees

1820.

S

s.l

sanguinea Lap.

23584 pyrenaica Lap.
23585 PallasidHa Lamb.

Pyrenean
Pallas's

tm
tm

50
40

my

Ap
Ap

Pyrenees
Siberia

1820.

S
S

s.l
s.l

Lamb.pi. 2.1. 1

23586 Massomdna Lamt

. Masson's

tm

40

my

Ap

China

1824.

S

s.l

23587 Pinea L.

Stone, Pine

: tm

40

my

Ap

S. Europe

1548.

a

s.l

Lamb, pi.]

1.6,7,8

23588 maritima Lamb.

maritime '

' tm

40

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe

1759.

S

s.l

Lamb.pi.

13.9,10

23589 halepensis H. K.

Aleppo

tm

40

my

Ap

Levant

1683.

S

s.l

Lamb.pi.

2.30.10

23590 Inops H. K.

Jersey, poor

tm

50

my

Ap

N. Amer.

1739.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

18.13

23591 resinbsa H. K.

pitchy

tm

50

my

N. Amer.

1756.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi. 20. 14

rubra MX.

II. TERNAV*;. — Leaves in threes.

23592 variabilis var

iable, 2 and 3-lvd ;

k tm

40

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1739.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

22.15

23593 TaeMa L.

Frankincense '

> tm

30

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1713.

S

s.l

Lamb.pi.2

3.16,17

23594 echinata Mil.

echinated '

tm

50

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1739.

S

CO

23595 ser6tina MX.

late '

i or

60

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1713.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 1

86.7

23596 rigida Mil.

rigid

or

80

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1759.

L

s.l

Lamb.pi.2

5.18,19

23597 palustris H. K.

swamp

tm

20

...

Ap

N. Amer.

1730.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi.

27.20

23598 ponderbsa Dou.

weighty-wooded'

" tm

50

...

Ap

N. Amer.

1828.

S

CO

Lamb, pi

ic. in.

23599 canariensis Schmu

it Canary

or

40

...

Ap

Canaries

1815.

S

s.l

Dec. gen.

c.ic.

23600 lutea Walt.

yellow

tm

40

my

Ap

N. Amer.

1821.

S

s.l

23601 adunca Bosc

hooked

^ tm

50

my

Ap

1820.

S

s.l

23602 sinensis Lamb.

Chinese

" i | or

40

Ap

China"

1825.

S

s.l

23603 longifolia Lamb.

long-leaved ]

l_Jor

40

...

A?

E. Indies

1801.

S

p.l

Lamb. pi. 29. 21

III. QUINA^T

- Leave

sinfi

ves.

23604 Strobus L S

robus, Weymouth^ tm

100

ap

Ap

N. Amer.

1705.

S

S.1

Lamb. pi.

31.22

23605 Lambertidnff Dou

Lambert's $ tm

150

Ap

N. Amer.

1827.

s

p.l

Lamb. pi.

ic. in.

23606 pygmae"a Hart.
23607 excelsa Lamb.

pygmy » or
tall f tm

40 my jn
100 mv.jn

AP
Ap

Nepai"

1827.
1823.

S

s

CO
CO

Lamb.pi.

2. 5. 3

23608 occidentalis Swz.

western ? 1 1 tm

80

my.jn

Ap

W. Indies

1826.

s

CO

PI. am. 17

161

23609 Cembra L.

Cembra, Siberian^ tm

25

my

Ap

Siberia

1746.

3

s.l

Lam. pi.3^

k23,24

2 helvetica

Swiss J tm

40

my

Ap

SwitzerL

1819.

s

s.l

3 sibirica

Siberian { tm

40

my

Ap

Siberia

1825.

s

s.l

23610 rigensis Lo. C.

IV. DU^BI*. — Species not sufficiently known.
Riga J> tm 40 my Ap S. Europe 1824.

s

s.l

23611 tafirica Lo. C.

Taurian t or

40

my

Ap

Tauria

1820.

s

s.l

23612 cserulea Lo. C.

blue t or

40

my

Ap

1820.

s

s.l

23613 novazaelandica Lo.C. New Zealand t tm

50

my

Ap

N. Zeal.

1825.

s

s.t

Cc

o

388
2GS6. A^BIES Sal.

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA.

FIR. (Apios, a pear tree ; cones like its fruit.)

CLASS XXI.

Conffera?. 18. —

I. SOLITARUEFO^LUE. — Leaves solitary, Hat, subdistich.
23614 Fraseri Ph. Eraser's, Double Balsam^ or 30 mv Ap Pennsvlv. 1811.

S

s.l

23615 picea W.

Silver, pitch '_

[ tm

30

my

Ap

Germany 1603.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

46.30

pectinata Lam.

23616 Douglasi Hort.

Douglas's I

: tm

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1827.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi.

5c. in.

23617 balsamifera MX.

balm-bearing ]

[ or

50

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1696.

S

S.1

Lamb. pi.

48.31

23618 canadensistf.A:. Car

i. hemlock-spruce.

or

30

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1736.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi.

50.32

23619 dumosa Lamb.

bushy

1 or

20

my

Ap

Nepal 1820.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi.

ic.

23620 sibirica Dut.

Siberian

' tm

40

my

Ap

Siberia 1820.

S

s.l

23621 faxifblia Lamb.

Yew-leaved

; tm

90

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1823.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

51.33

23622 spectabilis Lamb.

remarkable ]

tm

90

my

Ap

Nepal 1822.

S

s.l

Lamb. pi. 2. 3. 2

II. SpARSIFOLIjE.

— Leaves scattered, annulate or subulate.

23623 orientalis W.

oriental

P or

3(1

my

Ap

Levant 1825.

S

CO

Lamb, pi

45.29

23624 Clanbrasilwn/zHK

Ld. Clanbrasil'si

t or

6

mv

Ap

L

CO

23625 exc£lsa Poir. tall, Norway spruce £ tm

100 ap'

Ap

N. Europe 1548

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

37.25

Plnus .iTbies L.

2 fbliis variegatis

variegated-/i>d ]

' or

41

ap

Ap

N. Europe ...

S

s.l

23626 alba H. K.

white spruce \

» tm

50

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1700.

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

39.26

23627 rdbra Lamb.

red spruce

• tm

90

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1755

S

s.l

Lamb, pi

43. 28

23628 nigra H. K,
23629 carpatica Hort.

black spruce '
Carpathian ]

> tm
> tm

50

50

my
my

Ap
Ap

N. Amer. 1700,
Carp. mo. ...

S

S

s.l

s.l

Lamb. pi. 41. 27

III. DU^BIJE. — Not sufficiently known.

23630 romana H. Cel.

Roman

» tm

40

my

Ap

S. Europe 1820.

S

s.l

23631 Pichta Fis.

Pitch

> tm

50

my

Ap

Siberia 1820.

S

s.l

2687. ZA*RIX Sal. LAKCH. (Lar, fat, Celt. ; producing abundance of resin.) Conifers. 4.— 5.

23632 europae^a Dec. European, com. wfiite^ tm 50 mr.ap Ap Germany 1629. S s.l Lamb. pi. 53. 35
Pinus L&rix L.

2 sibirica Siberian £ tm 40 mr Ap Siberia 1824. S s.l

23633 daurica Fis. Daurian tm 50 mr.ap Ap Davuria 1827. S co

23634 p£ndula Lamb. Black, pendulous $ tm 30 rny Ap N. Amer. 1739. S s.l Lamb. pi. 56. 36

23635 microcarpa Lamb. Red, small-ftd $ tm 80 my Ap N. Amer. 1760. S s.l Lamb. pi. 58. 37

2688. CE"DRUS Barrl.

23636 Libani Barrl. Ceda
Pinus Cedrus L.

CEDAR. (Cedron, a brook in Judea ; plentiful on its banks.) Conifers. 2.
r of Lebanon £ or 60 my Ap Levant 1683. S s.l Lamb. pi. 59. 37

23637 Deodara Rox. Deodara £

tm

90

my

Ap

Nepal

1822

S

s.l

Lamb. pi. 2. 8. 4

2689. SCHUBE'RT/^ Mir. SCHUBERTIA. (M. Schubert,

a Polish botanist.)

Conifers. 2.

23638 distichaMir.Z-rowed, deciduous Cyp. ^ or 30
Taxodium distichum Rich. Cupressus disticha L.

my

Ap

N.

Amer.

1640.

S

S.p

Mic. ar. 3. 4. 1

2pendulaff.,fi:. drooping £

ior

20

my

Ap

S.

A.mer.

1640.

S

s.p

23639 capensis Spr. Cape *

t | or

6

ap.my

Ap

C.

G. H.

1756.

C

p.l

Cupre'ssus juniperoides L.

2690. PODOCA'RPUS Herit. PODOCARPUS. (Pous, a foot, karpos, a fruit ;

stalked.)

Conifers.

9.—

23640 macrophyllus Swt. long-leaved f

1 | or

10

jl.au

Ap

Ch

ina

1804.

S

l.p

Banks

K. iii

23641 verticillatus Hort. whorl-leaved f

1 | or

10

Ap

Ja

pan

S

l.p

23642 elongatus Herit. elongated J

1 | or

10

jl'"

Ap

C. G. H.

1774.

S,

Taxus elongatus Thun.

23643 nucifer Pers. nut-bearing £

1 | or

20

...

Ap

Japan

1822.

S

Lp

Kara. 815

Taxus nucifer K&m.

23644 Yucca G. Don Yacca t

l~) tm

50

Ap

W

. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

23645 neriifblius Lam. Nerium-leaved $

CD tm

40

Ap

E.

Indies

1820.

S

r.m

Ru. am

.3.26

23646 asplenifblius Lab. Fern-leaved J

1 | or

20

...

AP

N.

Holl.

1825.

S

r.m

Lab. n

h. 2. 221

Thalamia asplenifblia Spr.

23647 texifblius Kth. Yew-leaved £

;l 1 or

40

Ap

S.

Amer.

1820.

S

r.m

23648 chinensis Swt. Chinese J

1 |or

SO

...

Ap

Ch

ina

1800.

S

r.m

Taxus chinensis Rox.

23649 spinulbsus Spr. spinulose £ i | or

20

— "

Ap

N.

Holl.

1820.

S

r.m

269L DACRY'DIUM Sol. DACRYDIUM.

(Dakry, a tear ;

gummy exudation.)

Conifer*. I.

23650 cupre'ssinum Sol. Cypress-like }

i 1 or

20

...

...

N.

Zeal.

1825.

C

s.l

Lamb.

pi. 1.41

Thalamia cupressina Spr.

2692. CUPRE'SSUS L. CYPRESS. (Kuo, to produce, parisos, equal ; regular branches.) Coniferee. 8. — 12.
23651 sempervlrens L. com., evergreen f or 20 my Ap Candia 1548. S co Den. br. 155

1 stricta strict

or

20

my

Ap

M

sditerr.

S

CO

2 horizontalis horizontal J

or

20

my

Ap

M

editerr.

S

CO

23652 lusitanica Ton. Portug.,Cedar of Goa]

_Jor

12

ap.my

Ap

Goa 1683.

C

p.l

Lamb.

pi. 95. 42

glauca Lam.

23653 *hyo\des L. Thya-like, Wfiite Cedar f or

20

ap.my

Ap

N

Amer. 1736.

L

CO

Den. br. 156

Thuja spharoldea Rich.

23654 australis Pers. south, slender-bran, j

I | or

10

ap.my

Ap

N

HolL

...

L

p.l

23655 pendula Thun. pendulous J

i 1 or

20

my

Ap

Ja

pan

1808.

L

23656 baccif6rmis W. berry-shaped <

or

20

my

Ap

1818.

L

p 1

23657 triquetra Lo. C. triangular «

" \ | or

12

my

Ap

C

G'.'H.

1820.

L

p'.l

23658 torulbsa D. Don twisted «

> _|or

20

Ap

Nepal 1824.

L

*2693. THtTJAi. ARBOR VITJS. (2
23659 occidentalism western, American <

Tiyon, sacrifice ; used in for fumigation.)
or 25 my Ap N. Amer. 1596.

L

Conifer*. 10. — 5.
co Mic. ar. 3. 29. 3

23660 orientalis L. oriental , Chinese '

or

25

my

Ap

Cl

lina

1752.

S

CO

Den. b

r.149

23661 tatarica Lo. C. Tartarian '

or

20

my

Ap

T

irtary

1820.

L

CO

23662 articulata Vahl jointed

_Jor

15

f.my

Ap

B

irbary

1815.

S

CO

Bot. ca

b.844

23663 pi icataiamft. plaited

' or

20

my

Ap

N

ootka S

. 1796.

L

CO

23664 pendula Lamb. drooping

[ or

20

my

Ap

T

jrtary

1828.

L

CO

23665 pyramidalis Ten. pyramidal '

[ or

20

my

Ap

It

aly

1824.

L

CO

23666 nepalensis Lod. Nepal
23667 australis Bosc. southern

[ or
[ or

20
20

my
my

Ap
Ap

Nepal 1824.
S. Europe 1820.

L
L

CO
CO

23668 cupressoldes L. Cypress-Ik, Afric. ]

[ 1 1 or

10

Ap

C

G. H. 1799.

L

p.l

2684. TRICHOSA'NTHES L. SNAKE GOURD. (Thrix, hair, anthos,A. ; inner divis. ciliated.) Cucurb.fi.-l5.
23669 angulna L. common, snake -* .QJ or 4 my.jn W China 1755. S co Bot mag. 722

C'ucumis anguineus L.

ORDER X.

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA.

389

23670 cucumerina L.

23671 colubrtna Jac.

23672 lobata Rox.

23673 cordata Rox.

Cucumber-like -& Ol un
serpent-like -* _QJ un
lobate J: £U un

cordate uk Ol un

4 jn.jl W E. Indies 1804. S co R. mal. 8. 15

4 jn.jl W 1817. S co Jac. ec. 128

6 jl.au W E. Indies 1812. S co

4 jl.au- W E. Indies 1818. S co

2695. LAGENAMUA Ser. BOTTLE GOURD. (Lagena, a bottle ; form of fruit.) Cucurbitacece. 1. — 4.

23674 vulgaris Ser. common

Cucurblta Lagenaria L.

-* O clt 10 jl.s Y

2 Gourda Ser.

3 depressa Ser.

4 turbinata Ser.

5 clavata Ser.

Gourd
depressed
turbinated
clubbed

6 Courgourda Ser. Courgourde

.* O clt 10 jl.s

-* O clt 10 jls

-* Q clt 10 jl.s

-* O clt 10 jl.s

-* O clt 10 jl.s

India 1597. S co Ru. am. 5. 147

India 1597. S co M.h. 1.5.1

India 1597. S co

India 1597. S co M.h. 1.5.2

India 1597. S co M.h. 1.5. 3

India 1597. S co Ru. am. 5. 144

2696. CERATOSA'NTHES Brm. CERATOSANTHES. (Keras, horn, antAos, fl. ; inner segments.) Cucurb. 1.
23675 tuberbsa J. tuberous * El un 6 jl.au W W. Indies 1810. R co Bot. mag. 2703

Trichosanthes tuberosa W. corniculata Lam.

2697. MOMCXRDICA £. MOMORDICA. ( Mordeo, to bite ; seeds seem bitten.) Cucurbitacecs. 10.— 19.
23676 .ffalsaimna L. Balsam Apple J .QJ un 4 jn.jl Y India 1568. S co

23677 Chardntia L. hairy, Charantia_£ .QJ un 4 jn.jl Y
23678 operculataL. lid-covered, rough-ftd_& Ol un jn.s Y
23679 dioica Rox. dioecious 23 un jl.au Y

E. Indies 1710. S co Bot. mag. 2455
W. Indies 1731. S co Com. r. 22
E. Indies 1818. S co R. nlal. 8. 18

23680 muricata W. muricated _J OJ un jl.au Y

E. Indies 1817. S co R. mal. 8. 10

23681 tubiflbra Rox. tube-flowered j; (23 un jl.au Y

E. Indies 1825. S co

23682 umbellata Rox. umbelled _£ (23 un jl.au Y

E. Indies 1818. S co

23683 mixta Rox. mixed Jg 123 un jl.au Y

E. Indies 1820. S co

23684 senegalensis Lam. Senegal j; OJ un jl.au Y

Senegal 1822 S co

23685 .Elaterium L. Squirting Cucumber Jc A un 4 jn.jl Y

S. Europe 1548. S r.m Bot. mag. 1914

2698. CUCU'RBITA L. GOURD. (Curvitas, crookedness ;

shape.) Cucurbitacece. 10. — 17.

23686 ovifera L. egg-bearing Jk O clt 3 jl.s Y

Astracan ... S co

1 pyriformis Ser. pear-form-ftd ^k O clt 3 jl.au Y

S co

2 subglobbsa Ser. subg\obose-ftd Jc O clt 3 jl.au Y

S co

3 grisea Ser. grey-fruited .* Q clt 3 jl.au Y

S co

23687 siceraria Mot. intoxicating Jc O clt 4 jn.au Y

Chile 1824. S co

23688 aurantia W. Orange-fruited -* .QJ clt 3 jn.au Y

1802. S co

1 ordngina Ser. false Orange ~£ .QJ clt 3 jn.au Y

1802. S co

2 colocyntholdes Ser. Coloquinelle -* jQj clt 3 jn.au Y

1802. S co

23689 maxima Duch. largest ^k O clt 4 jn.au Y

S co

maxima Pfepo Dec.

23690 Pepo L. Pumpkin Jr Q clt 16 jn.au Y

Levant 1570. S co

1 subrotunda W. subrotund-/frf -* O clt 6 jn.au Y

Levant 1570. S co

2 oblonga W. oblong-/^ -* O clt 6 jn.au Y

1570. S co

23691 Potlra Duch. Potiron, large-ftd~± O clt 10 jl.au Y

S co

1 viridis Ser. green Potiron -* O clt 10 jl.au Y

S co

2gourgera Ser. Gourd-bearing -* O clt 10 jl.au Y

...... ... S co

23692 verrucbsa L. warty -* O clt 12 jn.jl Y

1658. S co

23693 subverrucbsa W. subwarty -* O clt 12 jn.jl Y

S co

23694 A/elopepo L. Melon-pumpkin, squash Q clt 3 my.s Y
23695 moscha.ta Duch. musky -* O clt 4 jn.au Y

1597. S co M.h.1.84
S co Dalech.606.3

'2699. CIPCUMIS L. CUCUMBER. ( Cur vus, crooked:

shape.) Cucurbitacece. 22.— £5.

23696 Coloc^nthis L. bitter, ColocynthJk £U m 6 my.au Y

C. G. H. 1551. S r.m

23697 prophetarum L. prophets', globe -Jk .QJ cu 2 jn.s Y

Levant 1777. S co Jac. vin. 1. 9

23698 ^nguria L. Anguria, roundprlckly -* Ol cu 2 jl.au Y

Jamaica 1692. S co Mil. ic. 1.33

23699 africanus L. African -* .QJ cu 2 jl.au Y

C. G. H. ... S co Bot. reg. 980

23700 muricatus W. muricate Jc .QJ cu 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1817. S co

23701 3/elo L. Melon -* .QJ cul 4 my.s Y

1570. S r.m Sab. rom. 65

1 reticulatus Ser. netted Jk _QJ cul 4 my.s Y

1570. S r.m Black. 329

2Cantaliipo Ser. Cantalupe -* .QJ cul 4 my.s Y
3 maltensis Ser. . Maltese -Jk iQ| cul 4 my.s Y

1570. S r.m
1570. S r.m

23702 delicibsus Roth delicious -* .QJ cul 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1818. S co

23703 utilissimus Rox. most useful -* .QJ cul 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1820. S co

23704 Dudaim L. Dudaim, apple-shaped^ _QJ cu 6 jl.au Y
23705 Chate L. Chate, hairy -* jQ] cu 3 jn Y

Levant 1705. S r.m Bot. rep. 548
Levant 1759. S co Alp.ajg. 117

23706 pubescens W. pubescent Jk .QJ cu 3 jl.s Y

1815. S co

23707 sattvus L. common, cultivated** Q cul 4 jls Y

R Indies 1573. S r.m Sab. rom. 63

1 viridis Ser. green Jk O cul 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1597. S r.m

2 flavus Ser. yellow Jk O cul 4 jn.au Y

S r.m

3 albus Ser. white Jk O cul 4 jn.au Y

... s r.m

4 variegatus Ser. variegated -* O cul 4 jl.au Y

S r.m

5 fastigiatus Ser. peaked ^ Q cul 4 jn.au Y

S r.m

23708 flexuosus L. flexuous, snake -* _Qj cu 6 my.s Y

•E. Indies 1597. S r.m Ger. h. 763. 3

23709 jamaicensis Bert. Jamaica -* £iJ cul 4 jn.au Y

Jamaica 1824. S co

23710 lineatus Base lined Jk £tf cu 4 jn.au Y

Guiana 1825. S co

23711 maderaspatanus L. Madras ^k _Q] cu 3 jl.au Y

E. Indies 1805. S co Pluk. al. 170. 2

23712 maculatus W. spotted uk £fi cu 4 jn.au Y

Guinea 1820. S co Ser.dis.3

23713 integrifolius Rox. entire-leaved Jk ££ cu 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1820. S co

23714 Mom6rdica Rox. Elaterium-/fe -* Q| cu 4 jn.au Y

E. Indies 1820. S co

23715 Citrullus Ser. Citrul Jk OJ clt 6 my.s Y

S. Europe 1597. S co Ru. am. 5. 146

Cucurbita Citrullus L.

1 Pdsteca Ser. Pasteque -* £U clt 6 my.s Y

1597. S co Black. 157

2 Jace Ser. Water Melon -* .QJ clt 6 my.s Y

1597. S co

2700. SI'C YOS L. SINGLE-SEEDED CUCUMBER. (Sikyos, a Greek name for the cucumber.) Cucurb. 5. — 7.

23716 angulatus L. angular-leaved _J O cul 3 jl.s Y N. Amer. 1710. S co Di. el. 51.59

23717 mtifolius W. Vine-leaved j; O cul 3 jl.s Y S co

23718 lacinifctus L. jagged * _J O cul 4 jl.s Y W. Indies 1824. S co Bur. am. 243

23719 parviflbrus W. small-flowered _£ O cul 4 jl.s Y Quito 1823. S co

23720 microph^llus Kth. small-leaved ^ O cul 4 jl.s Y Mexico 1823. S co

2701. £LATEXRIUM L. ELATEIUUM.

23721 carthagin^nse L. Carthagena

23722 temrioldcs W. Tamnus-like

(Slater, an impeller ; elastic seed-vessel.)
J O cul 5 jn.jl Y Carthage. 1823.
J O cul 5 jn.jl Y Mexico 1820.
Cc 3

Cucurbitacea:. 2. —8.
S co Jac. am. pic. 232
S co

390

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA.

CLASS XXI.

(Sekizo, to fatten ; given to hogs.)
**. .Q] cul 6 jn.jl Y W. Indies 1816.

Cucurbitacece. 1. — 3.
S r.ra

2702. BVCHIUM Br. CHOKO.

23723 edule Br. eatable
Sicyos edulis Jac.

2703. NEUROSPE'RMA Rafi. NEUROSPERMA. (Neuron, a nerve, sperma, seed.) Cucurbitacece.

23724 cuspidata Rafi. cuspidate -* O clt 5 jn.s Y Kentucky 1827. S co

2704. .BRYO^NIA L. BRYONY. (Bryo, to sprout up ;
I. ANGULA^T^:. —
23725 scabra L. scabrous, e.lobe-fruited.% iAI un 6

rapid growth of annual stems.) CucurbitacetE. 23. — 61.
Leaves subangular.
s.o W.G C. G. H. 1774. S p.l

23726 verrucbsa H. K.

warty

J_ i Al un

4

W.G

Canaries

1779.

S

CO

23727 cordata Thun.

cordate

Ji_ iAI un

6

jl.au

Y.G

C. G. H.

1816.

S

r.m

23728 grandis L.

great-flowered

fc_[AJua

8

my.au

W.G

E. Indies

1783.

S

p.l

Ru. am. 5. 166,1

I

I. LOBAV

E. -

- Leaves,

• lobat

23729 epiga^a W.
23730 trilobata Thun.

ground, umbel-flwd$_ [Al un
three- lobed $ iAI un

8

6

s.o

W.G
W.G

"E. Indies
C. G. H.

1815.

1825.

S

S

CO

23731 scabrella L.

roughish

_$rni un

2

my.jl

W.G

E. Indies

1781.

S

CO

23732 Iatebr6sa H. K.

shady

* iAI un

3

Ja

W.G

Canaries

1779.

S

CO

23733 dioica Jac.
23734 alba L.

dioecious, red-brd^ A m
white, black-brd_& A m

8
8

my.s
jn.jl

W.G
W.G

Britain
Europe

hed.

1807.

S
S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 439
Lam. il. 796

23735 nitida Lk.

shining

g>_ iAI un

3

W.G

•••«••

1824.

S

CO

23736 cretica L.

Cretan

t_ »AI un

I,

i ji_s

W.G

Caiid'i'a

1759.

S

CO

An. mu. 12. 17

23737 quinqudloba Thun. five-lobed
23738/icifulia Lam. Fig-leaved

t_ iAJ un
i_ iAI un

9

3

jn.o

Br

W.G

C. G. H.
Buen.Ay.

1726.

S
S

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 82
Di. el. 50. 58

III. ]

PALMANF/E.

Leaves j

talmai

fe,

23739 palmata L.

palmate

i.£23un

4

jl.au

W.G

Ceylon

1778.

S

CO

23740 divlsa W. en.

J_ i Al un

6

jl.au

Y.G

1819.

S

r.m

23741 GarclnJ W.

Garcin's

£_ LAI un

6

jl.au

Y.G

Ceylon

1812.

S

r.m

Bur. in. 57. 3

23742 pinnatifida Burc.

pinnatifid

J_ i Al un

6

jl.au

Y.G

C. G. H.

1815.

S

CO

23743 lacinibsa L.

laciniated

&_ 123 un

4

jl.au

W.G

E. Indies

1710.

S

CO

Her. lug. 97

23744 africana Thun.

African

J_ iAI un

4

jl.au

W.G

C. G. H.

1759.

S

CO

Her. par. 708

23745 dissecta L.

i±. iAJ un

3

jl.au

W.G

C. G. H.

1710.

S

p.l

IV. DuxBi£.

— Dbubtft

ulf

o which ,

section

is they beloi

ts-

23746 tenella Rox.

slender

J»_ [AJ un

6

jl.au

Y.G

E. Indies

1820.

S

CO

23747 filif6rmis tfo*.

filiform

6

jl.au

Y.G

E. Indies

1817.

S

CO

2705. ^NDRA'CHNE L. BASTARD ORPINE. (The Greek name for purslain.) EuphorUacete. 1. — 2.

23748 telephiotdes L. Telephium-like Qw % jl.au W Italy 1732. S co Lam. il. 797

2706. STILLFNG/J L. STILLINGIA. (Dr. Benjamin Stillingfleet, an English bot.) Euphorbiacece. 4. —6.

23749 sylvatica L. wood $ iAJ un 2 jl.au Y Carolina 1787. C s.p

23750 figustrina W.

23751 sebifera W.
23752 /wpiilnea Vahl

fiivet-feaved

tallow-beari

Poplar-like

JB

un 5
ec 10
or 14 ...

N. Amer. 1812. C s.p
China 1703. C s.p
... Ceylon 1823. C s.l

2707. OMALA'NTHES Grah. OMALANTHES. (Homalos, smooth, anthos, flower.) Euphorb. 1.
23753 ^opulifolia Grah. Poplar-leaved * CD or 6 jl.s W N. Holl. 1825. C p.l Bot. mag. 2780

2708. PHYLLA'NTHUS L. PHYLLANTHPS. (Phyllon, leaf, anthos fl. ; on the edges of the Ivs.) Euph. 28.— 77

[. HERBA^CEI. — Flowers solitary ; leaves subpinnate ; annual.

23754 obovatus W. obovate-leaveil

23755 obcordatus Rox. obcordate

23756 gracilis Rox. slender

23757 Niruri L. Niruri

23758 cantoniensis Horn. Canton

23759 cuneatus W. -wedge-leaved

23760 Urinaria L. urinary

23761 simplex Retz. si-jple

O

Ol pr

f jl.au
I
1 jl.s

Ap M. Amer. 1803. S s.p

G.Y E. Indies 1817. S s.p

G.Y E. Indies 1818. S s.p

G E. Indies 1692. S s.p R. mal. 10. 15

G.Y Canton 1820. S s.p

G.Y China 1818. S s.p

G.Y E. Indies 1819. S s.p Ru. am. 6. 17. 2

G.Y E. Indies 1817. S s.p

23762 scandens Rox.

li. AGGREGA'TI. —
climbing fl fj

Flowers a
Dpr 10

ggregate ; leaves subpinnate.
jl.s G.Y E. Indies 1822.

C

s.p

23763 grandifolius Lam.

great-leaved

*C

D un

5

Ap

America

1771.

C

s.p

23764 juglandifolius W.

WalnuUeaved

*C

Dor

2

jl.s"

G.Y

1818.

C

s.p

23765 lucens Pair.

shining

»i_

Jpr

2

J1.S

G.Y

China

1820.

C

s.p

Jac. sc. 2. 193

23766 virosus Rox.

venomous

*" C

Dpr

4

G

E. Indies

1802.

C

s.p

23767 lanceolatus Pair.

lance-leaved

*c

Dpr

3

jl.s"

G.Y

I.Bourboi

11822.

C

s.p

23768 reticulatus Hort.

netted

*c

Dpr

3

au.s

R

E. Indies

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 116

23769 /raxinifolius Hort.

Ash-leaved

*c

Dpr

4

au.s

G

E. Indies

is'ig.

C

s.p

Bot. cab. 839

23770 Conami Swz.

Conami

*c

Dpr

6

jl

G

W. Indies

i 1791.

C

l.p

Aub. gui. 2. 354

23771 obscurus Rox.

obscure

*c

Dpr

3

1.S

G.Y

E. Indies

1824.

C

s.p

23772 nutans Swz.

nodding

*c

Dpr

1| au.s

G.Y

Jamaica

1820.

C

s.p

s.p

.Bourbonl822. C sip Lam. il. 156. 1

China ... C s.p Bot. mag. 1862

E. Indies 1820. C s.p

E.Indies 1824. C s.p

III. SUBSOLITA^RH. — Flowe rs subsolitary ; leaves subpinnate.

23773 maderaspatensis L. Madras * Q un 3 jl Ap E. Indies 1783. C

23774 microphyllus Kth. small-leaved * CD pr 1£ au.s G.Y Caraccas 1817. C

23775 longifolius Lam. long-leaved * D pr 3 jl.s G.Y *

23776 turbinatus2?.M.turbinate,sAmm.e-ft>d* Q pr 2 jl G

23777 rhamnoldes Retz. Rhamnus-like At I 1 pr 3 jl.au G.Y

23778 strictus Rox. strict «» CD pr 3 jl.s G.Y

IV. PiNNAVi. — Leaves truly pinnate, and bearing flowers between the pinnce.

23779 mimosoldes Swz. Mimosa-like » (Zj pr 10 au.s G Caribbees 1817. C s.p Bot. cab. 721

23780 polyphyllus W. many-leaved « CD pr 3 jl.s G E. Indies 1805. C s.p

2709. XYLOPHY'LLA L. XYLOPHYLLA. (Xylon, wood, phyllon, leaf; rigidity of foliage.) Euphorbiacev. 11
I. PHYLLA'NTHUS. — Bearing flowers on the margins of the leaves.

23781 longifolia W. long-leaved * CD or 3 f.n Y.R E. Indies 1816. C s.p Ru.am.7. 12
Phyllanthus ceramiceus Pers.

23782 latifMia L. broad-leaved » CD or 3 au.s Y.R Jamaica 1783. C s.p Bot. mag. 1021
Phyllanthus Iatif61ius Swz.

23783 speciosa Jac. showy tt CD or 3 au.o Y.R Jamaica 1818. C s.p Jac. ic. 3. 616
arbuscula W.

23784 angustifMia W. narrow-leaved * CD or 3 jl.au Y.R Jamaica 1789. C s.p Bot. cab. 577
Phyllanthus angustifblius Swz. epiphyllanthus L.

ORDER X.

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA.

391

23785 linearis Pen. linear
Phyllanthus linearis Swz.

23786 elongata Lod. elongated-/0rf

23787 media Lo. C. intermediate

23788 montana W. mountain

23789 falcata H. K. falcate-leaved
Phyllanthus falcatus Swz.

ftO°r 3 jl.s Y.R Jamaica 1819. C s.p

Y.R Jamaica 1820. C s.p Bot. cab. 1091

Y.R Jamaica 1825. C s.p

Y.R Jamaica 1819. C s.p Bot. mag. 2652

Y.R Bahamal.1699. C s.p Bot.reg.373

II. RAMiFLbR<E. — Bearing flowers on the branches.

23790 ramiflura H. K. branch-flwd ft | or 3 jl.au Y.R Siberia 1785. C s.p Pal. it. 3. E. 2

23791 obovata W. obovate-leaved ft (or 3 jl.au Y.R Siberia 1806. C s.p

(Its name in the Moluccas.) Euphorbiucece. 2. — 3.

ft CD or 12 jl.au Pa.Y E. Indies 1768. C s.p Bot cab. 548

ft O or 2 jl.au G.Y K Indies 1793. C s.p

2710. E'MBLICA Gae. EMBLICA.

23792 officinklis Gae. officinal
^hyllanthus E'mblica L.

23793 racembsa Spr. racemose
Pnyllanthus racemosus L.

2711. ALEURrTES Forst. ALEURITES. (Aleuritts, mealy ; appearance.) Euphorbiacece. I.— 4.

23794 triloba Forst. three-lobed £ l~~l fra 10 ... Ap Society Is. 1793. C r.m

2712. OMPHA^LEA L. OMPHALEA. (Omphalos, navel ; umbilicated anthers.) Euphorbiacece. 2.—

23795 triandra L. triandrous, long-lvd t Q or 15 jn.jl G Jamaica 1763. C p.l Bot. cab. 5 19

23796 diandra W. diandrous, Mulberry-lvd± CD or 12 ... Ap W. Indies 1820. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 338
2 diversifblia various-leaved f Q or 12 ... Ap Cuba 1823. C p.l

2713. flIPPO'MANE L. MANCHINEEL. (Hippos, horse, mania, madness ; effects of original plant.) Euph. 1.
£3797 Mancinella L. Manchineel, common^ [~~1 p 80 ... G W. Indies 1690. L r.m Jac. am. 159

2714 SA^PIUM L. SAPIUM. (Sap, fat, Celt.
?3798 aucupariumi/ac. b\rd\ng,2-glanded i C

23799 indicum W. Indian

23800 tfippomane Mey. Manchineel £ C
93801 zlicifolium W. Holly-leaved £ C

f/ippomane spinbsa L.

* 2715. CROUTON L. CROTON. (Kroton, a tick ; seeds resemble.) Euphorbiacece. 33.— 158.

I. INTEURIFOLI.E. — Leaves entire or serrated, linear, lanceolate, oblong, or ovate.

unctuous exudation from wounded trunk.) Euphorb. 4. — 8.
or 30 ... G W. Indies 1692. C p.l Jac. am. 158

or 30 E. Indies 1818. C p.l

or 24 Guiana 1822. C p.l

or 20 S. Amer. 1820. C p.l

23802 variegata W.

variegated

ft

1 I or

10

...

W.G

E. Indies

1804.

C

p.l

R.mal.6.61

2 crispa Rox.

curled

41

CD or

6

jn.au

W.G

E. Indies

1804.

C

p.l

Ru. am. 4. 26. 2-

3 mfedia Rox.

intermediate

*

§or

6

jn.au

W.G

E. Indies

1804.

C

p.l

Ru. am. 4. 25

23803 linearis Jac.

linear

ft

pr

6

jl

W.G

W. Indiei

i 1733.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 481

23804 Cascarilla L.

Cascarilla

ft

un

4

jl.s

W.G

S. Amer.

1778.

C

p.l

Cat. car. 2. 46

23805 maritima W.

maritime

ft

l | un

4

W.G

Carolina

1786.

C

CO

23806 palustris L.

marsh

rm un

3

jl.au

W.G

Vera Cru:

5 1731.

S

p.l

Mart. cen. 4. 38

2.3807 glabdlla L. smoc

>thish, Laurcl-lvti

'ft

( ] or

6

W.G

Jamaica

1778.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 174. 2

§23808 tinctbria W.
23809 Tiglium L.

dyer's
Tiglium, purging ft

O dy
L 1 m

3

10

jl'"
au.s

W.G

W.G

S. Europe 1570.
E. Indies 1796.

S
C

p.l

CO

Ac. pet. 1712. 17
R. mal. 2. 33

23810 Eleuteria L. Eleul

;., Sea- side Balsai

i/ft

1 I m

fi

W.G

Jamaica

1748.

C

l.p

23811 castaneasfolia L.

Chestnut-leave

d

rm un

2

jl.au

W

Trinidad

1826.

S

CO

Bot. mag. 2794

23812 picta Rox.

painted

ft

CD or

4

jl.au

W.G

E. Indies

1810.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 870

II. CORDA^TjE.

— Leaves cordate, entire or serrated.

23813 xalapensis Kth.
23814 argentea L.

Xalapa
silver-leaved

ft

f 1 un
O un

2

2

jl.au
jl.au

W.G
W.G

Mexico
S. Amer.

1824.
1733.

C

S

CO

23815 nitens Swz.

shining

ft

§un

3

jl.au

W.G

Jamaica

1818.

C

p.l

23816 lacera Desf.

jagged

ft

un

2

jl.au

W.G

1822.

C

p.l

23817 mlcans Swz.

glittering

ft

un

3

W.G

Jamaica

1815.

C

l.p

Pluk.al.220.5

23818 macroph^lla Swz.

long-leaved

ft

§un

3

...

W.G

Jamaica

1823.

C

p.l

23819 pungens Jac.
23820 penicillata Ven.

pungent
pencilled

ft

un
un

4
4

jl.au

W.G
W.G

Caraccas
Cuba

1791.
1799.

C
C

1-p

Jac. ic. 3. 622
Bot. cab. 440

23821 glandulbsa L.

glandulous

rm un

2

au.s

W.G

W. Indies

1 1817.

S

p.l

23822 flavens L.

. yellowish

*

1 1 un

3

jl.au

W.G

Jamaica

1818.

C

p.l

23823 aromatica L.

aromatic

ft

1 i un

6

W.G

Ceylon

1793.

C

p.l

Ru. am. 3. 126

23824 hdmilis L.

humble

ft

C~l un

2

...

W.G

Jamaica

1799.

C

p.l

23825 moluccana W.

Molucca

£|

l~lun

10

W.G

Ceylon

1803.

C

p.l

AleurUes ambinu:

t Pets.

23826 astroites H. K.

star-like, wooll;

1*

[ 1 un

6

jl.au

W.G

W. Indie;

i 1782.

C

p.l

23827 nivea Jac.

snow-white

ft

1 iun

3

jl.au

W.G

Jamaica

1823.

C

p.l

23828 lucida Swz.

shining

ft

Bun

3

W.G

Jamaica

1820.

C

p.l

23829 tomentbsa Lk.

tomentose

ft

un

2

my.jn

W.G

1824.

C

III.

LoBATTFOLIjE. — Led

wes lobate.

23830 ffossypifblia Vahl

Cotton-leaved

ft

1 1 un

3

jl.au

W.G

Trinidad

1818.

C

p.l

23831 lobata L.

lobate-leaued

O un

2

jl.au

W.G

Vera Crui

\ 1730.

S

CO

Mart. cen. 5. 46

23832 Aibiscifblia Kth.

Hibiscus-lvd

ft

r~1 un

4

jl.au

W.G

Mexico

1810.

C

p.l

digitata Hort.

23833 digitata Fa.

digitate

Jft

Hun

3

jl.au

W.G

N. Roll.

1810.

C

p.l

23834 flabellifolia Lod.

fan-leaved

ft

un

3

...

W.G

1825.

C

CO

2716. BRADLE\L4 Gae. BRADLEJA. (Rich. Bradley, first prof. bot. Cambridge ?) Euphorbiace*. 2. — 7.

23835 sinica Gae. Chinese « CD cu ... jl.au ... China 1816. C s.l Gae. fr. 2. 109. 1

23836 nitida Rox. shining ft O cu E. Indies 1820. C s.l

2717. JA'TROPHA L. PHYSIC NUT. (latros,

I. LOBATIFoLIjE. -

Napa?a-leaved ft I I un

multifid

sweet-scented

Cotton-leaved

glandulous

23837 napaeifblia Desv.

23838 multifida L.

23839 fragrans Kth.
23S40 tfossypifolia /,.

23841 glandulbsa Vahl

23842 Curcas L. Curcas, angular-lvd

23843 peltata Kth. peltate »

23844 urens L. stinging ft
£3845 herbacea L. herbaceous RU or
23846 australis Lo. C. southern ft l~l un

physician, trophe, food ; qualities.) Euphorb. 13.— 21.
- Leaves lobed or multifid.

3 jn.au G Antilles 1825. C p.l

S. Amer. 1696. C r.m Par. Ion. 91

Cuba 1822. C p.l

W. Indies 1690. C l.p Bot. cab. 117

Arabia 1824. C p.l

S. Amer. 1731. C r.m Jac. vin. 3. 63

S. Amer. 1825. C p.l

Brazil 1690. S r.m Bot. cab. 478

Vera Cruz 1759. S r.m R. hou. 6. 15

N. Holl. ... C p.l

C C 4

392

MONCECIA MONADELPHIA. CLASS XXI. ORDER I.

1 1. ANcusTiFbLijE. — Leaves narrow.

23847 integerrimaJac. most ent\re,spicy-lvd& CD or 3 my.au S Cuba

23848 coccinea Lk. scarlet «* CD or 4 Cuba

23849 pandurafblia And. fiddle-leaved a CD or 4 my.au S Cuba

1824.
1800.

S r.m Bot. mag. 1464

C p.l

S r.m Bot. mag. 604

2718. JANPPHA Kth. JANIPHA.

23850 LcEflingw Kth. Lcefling's
Jatropha Jan'ipha L.

23851 Munihot Kth. Cassava
Jatropha Munihot L.

(Janipaba, its nt
'-. CD clt 3 jl.au

le in Brazil.) Euphorbiace<£. 4.

G Carthag. 1820. C r.m Jac. am. pic. 244

SO clt 3 jl.au G S. Amer. 1739. C r.m SI. jam. 1. 85

jmrouiid. j.uitninui ±j.

23852 ^culifblia Kth. Horsechestnut-lvd * CD clt 3 ...

23853 fce'tida Kth. fetid *CDor 3 ...

2719. jRI'CINUS L. PALMA CHRISTI. (Ricinus, a tick

NewSpain 1826. C r.m H. & B. 2. 109
Mexico 1824. C r.m

23854 communis L.

23855 viridis W.

23856 africanus W.

23857 lividus Jac.

23858 inermis Jac.

23859 armatus B. R.

23860 tanarius W.

23861 globbsus W.

com., Castor-oil Plant Ol m 6 jl.au

green Ql or 6 au

African * i | or 15 jl.au

Yivid-lcaved *s i j or 8 jl

unarmed-capsuled Ol or 6 jl.au

armed-capsuled Ol or 6 jl.s

Tanarian, scallop-lvd _QJ or 4 jLs

globose ** I 1 or 4

seeds resemble.) EuphorbiacecE. 8. — 10.
G E. Indies 1548. S co Bot. mag.22C9
G E. Indies 1802. S s.p W.h.b.49
G

Africa
C. G. H. 1795.
1758.

s.p

s.p Jac. ic. 1. 196

India

Malta 1807. S

E. Indies 1810. S s.p Ru. am. 3 121

Jamaica 1826. S p.l

S s.p Jac. ic. 1. 195
s.p Bot. rep. 430

2720. SIPHO^NIA Rich. SIPHOMA. (Siphon, a pipe; use of exudation, Indian rubber.) Euphorbiacece. I.
23862 Cahuchu Rich. Cahuchu * CD or 6 Guiana 1823. C s.l Lam. il. 790

elastica Pers. Jatropha elastica L. Hevea guianensis Aub.

2721. AGYNEMA L. AGYNEJA. (A priv. gyne, woman ; neither style nor stigma.) Euphorbiaceae. 2. — 4.

23863 impubes L.

23864 p tiber L.

smooth
hairy

6 Qun

jl.au G
... G

China
China

1820.
1823.

2722. KIRGANE^LIA J. KIRGANELIA. (Kireaneli, its Malabar name.) Euphorbiacece. 1.— 5.
23865 elegans J. elegant * CD or 6 jl.au ... Mauritius 1820. C s.l

Phyllanthus KirganWa W.

2723. HlTRA L. SANDBOX THEE. (Its South American name.) Euphorbiacece. 2. — 3.
S3866 str^pens W.gra. sounding.MMe^.-too^j I I or 12 ... W.Y S. Amer. ... C l.p

23867 crepitans L. rattling, equal-toothed f CD or 12 ... W.Y S. Amer. 1733. S p.l Lam. il. 793

*2724. STERCIPLIA.L. STERCULIA. (Stercus, ordure ; some species fetid.) Byttneriacets.ll. — ^.

I. BALA'NGHAS. — Leaves ovate or oblong, entire, rarely three-lobed.

IB

mr~]

or 20 jn.s
or 20
C~)or 6

G.Y
W

E.Indies 1787.
Guinea 1793.
E. Indies 1820.
E. Indies 1817.

23868 Baldnghas L. Balanghas

23869 pubescens G. Don pubescent

23870 grandiflora Fen. great-flowered

23871 coccinea Rox. scarlet-fruited

23872 nobilis Sm. noble $ CD or 20 ... G.v E. Indies 1787. C
Balanghas H. K. Southwellwi nobilis Sal.

23873 angustiiolia Rox. narrow-leaved i CD or 20 Nepal 1823.

23874 guttata Rox. spotted ? CD or 20 E. Indies 1810.

23875 acuminata Beauv. Cola, pointed $ CD or 30 ... W Guinea 1825.

23876 Ivira Swz. Ivira ± CD or 20 ... G W. Indies 1793.
crinita Cav.

23877 diversifMia G. Don various-leaved J i_J or 14 N. Holl. 1824. C

heterophylla Cun.

II. QuiNQUE'LOBiE. — Leaves cordate, five-lobed.

23878 tirens Rox. stinging ? CD or 10 ... G E. Indies 1793. C

23879 villdsa Rox. villous J CD or 15 E. Indies 1805. C

23880 Helicteres Pers. Helicteres-Mfce « CD or 8 ... Ap Carthag. 1820. C
Helicteres apetala Jac.

23881 platanifolia L.

23882 acerifblta Cun.

23883 colorata Bog.

23884 fce'tida L.

p.
p.

p.l
p.
p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

C p.l

China 1757.
N. Holl. 1824.
E. Indies 1818.

p.l

fetid

III. PALMA^TA. — Leaves palmate.

*CDor 8 E. Indies 1690. C p.l

R. mal. 1. 49

Bot. reg. 185

R. mal. 4. 61
Beau.ow. 1. 24
Aub. gui. 2. 279

Rox. cor. 1. 24
Jac. am. 181. 97
Cav. dis. 5. 145
Rox. cor. 1. 25
R. mal. 4. 36

2725. HERITIENR^ H.K. LOOKING-GLASS PLANT. (C. L. VHeritier de Brutelle, Fr. bot.) Byttneriac. 2. — 3.

23885 littoralis H. K. shore 1 CD or 20 E.Indies 1780. C p.l' R. mal. 6. 21

23886 minor Lam. smaller i CD or 12 E. Indies 1824. C p.l Gae. fr. 2. 98. 2

2726. ^CA'LYPHA L. ACALYPHA. (A, priv., kalos, pleasant, aphe, touch ; in handling.) Euph. 20.-60.

ANDROGYNE. — Monoecious ; spikes androgynous.

23887 virginica L. Virginian

23888 carolinftna Walt. Carolina

23889 ciliata Forth. ciliated

23890 pauciflura W. en. few-flowered

23891 brachystachyafK.en. short-spiked

O un

fTT| un

O un

O un

fm un

US un
!UfA1 un
j£ O3 un

RTI un
» CD un
II. ALOPECUROI'DE.E. — Spikes of distinct sexes, female ones terminal.

23898 alopecuroidea Jac. Foxtail-like O un 2 jl.s G Venezuelal804. S

23899 polystachya Jac. many-spiked US un 1 jl.au G W. Indies 1817. S

23900 mollis Kth. soft K2 un 1 jl.au G Mexico 1825. S

23901 laevigata Swz. smooth-leaved *s CD un 3 jn.jl G Jamaica 1819. C

III. MACROSTAXCHYJ£. — Spikes of distinct sexes, upper ones male.

23902 macrostkchya Jac. long-spiked « CD un 3 jn.jl G Caraccas 1824. C

23903 diversifolia Jac. various-leaved * CD un 2 jn.jl G Caraccas 1820.

IV. DIOS\;LS:. — Dioecious.

23904 integrifolia W. entire-leaved * CD un 5 jn.s G Mauritius 1823. C

23892 prunifdlia

23893 indica L.

23894 reptans Swz.

23895 rubra W.

23896 hispida W.

23897 cuspidata Jac.

Plum-leaved

Indian

creeping

red

hispid

cuspidate

2

jl.au

G

N. Amer.

1759.

S

CO

Sch. han. 3. 311

2

jl.au

G

N. Amer.

1811.

S

CO

Lam. il.

7Si

:>.2

2

jl.au

G

E. Indies

1799.

S

CO

Vahl sy

. 1.

20

2

jl.au

G

China

1816.

S

CO

2

jl.au

G

China

1816.

S

co

1

jl.au

G

Mexico

1825.

8

CO

2

jl.s

G

E. Indies

1759.

S

CO

R. mal.

10.

SI

1

G

Jamaica

1820.

S

co

SI. jam.

LI

S2.

3

"k

jl

R

1820.

S

CO

S

jl.au •

G

E. Indies

B<

S

CO

4

jn.jl

G

Caraccas

1819.

C

CO

co
C co

Jac. ic. 3. 620
Jac. sc. 2. 246

Jac. sc 2. 245

23905 scabrosa Swz.

rough

* CD un
il CD un

6 jn.jl G Jamaica 1820. C co

CLASS II. ORDER II.

DIGECIA DIANDRIA.

393

23906 virgata L.

V. AXILLA^RIS. — Spikes of both sexes axillary.
twiggy *CDun 6 jn.jl G Jamaica 1823. C co Br. jam. 36. 2

2727. DALECHA'MPJ.4 L. DALECHAMPIA. (James Dalechamp, French bot, d. 1588.) Euphorbiticece. 3 — 18.

23907 scandens L. climbing fl [_] un 12 jn.jl G.Y W. Indies 1739. C l.p Jac. am. 252. 160

23908 brasiliensis Lam. Brazilian £. CD cu 6 jn.jl G.Y Brazil 1824. C l.p
23909/icifolia Lam. Fig-leaved £_ Q cu 6 jn.jl G.Y Brazil 1820. C l.p

2728. PLUKENETI/* L. PLUKENETIA. (Leonard Plukenet, an English botanist.) EuphorUhcece. 2. —5.

23910 vol&bilis L. twining J. CD un 6 jl.au G W. Indies 1739. C p 1 PI. ic. 220. 226

23911 verrucbsa Sm. warty J_ Q un 6 jl.au G Surinam 1820. C p.l

2729. GNPTUM L. GNETUM. (Altered from gnemon, its name in the island of Ternate.)- Urticeee. 1. — 2.

23912 Gntmon L. Gnemon i CD or E. Indies 1815. C p.l R. am. 1. 71

CLASS XXII. ORDER!.
DI(EVCIA MONA'NDRIA.

2730. PANDA^NUS L. fit. SCREW PINE. (Pandang,

to behold, Malay ,• conspicuous.)

Pandhnea. 20. —25.

23913 odoratissimus L.fil. sweetest-sctd '

CD

or

20

... W

E. Indies

1771.

S

r.m

Rox. cor. 1. 94.6

23914 utilis Bory useful, red-spined '
23915 spiralis R. Br. spiral

-8

or
or

20
20

... W
.. W

Bourbon
N. S/W.

1805.

S

S

r.m
r.m

Jac. fr. 13, 14. 1

23916 humilis Rum. dwarf

n

or

8

w

Mauritius

S

r.m

Jac.fr. 14.2

23917 amarylli/6/«MS Rox. Amaryllis-lvd ;

CD

or

20

.. w

E. Indies

1820.

S

r.m

23918 candelabrum Beauv. candlestick

^n

or

GO

.. w

Guinea

1826.

S

r.m

Beau. ow. 21

23919 fascicularis Lam. fascicled

or

20

.. w

E. Indies

1822.

a

r.m

R. mal. 2. 6

23920 inermis Rox. unarmed

or

... w

E. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

23921 integrifolius Lou. entire-leaved *

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1822.

S

r.m

23922 refl£xus Hort. reflexed

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

23923 albus Hort. white

or

... w

E. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

23924 sessilis Boj. sessile

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1820.

S

r.m

23925 latifolius Hort. broad-leaved '

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1820.

S

r.m

23926 marginatus Rox. margined

i i

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1823.

S

r.m

23927 longifblius Lo. C. long-leaved '

i ^

or

... w

E. Indies

1820.

S

r.m

23928 turbinatus Lo. C. turbinate

' r~~i

or

...

... w

E. Indies

1823.

S

r.m

23929 furcatus Rox. forked

' r — i

or

... w

E. Indies

1824.

S

r.m

R. mal. 2. 8

23930 pedunculatus R. Br. pedunculate '

; CD or ..

... w

N. Holl.

1825.

S

r.m

23931 foe'tidus Rox. fetid

or

uf

... w

E. Indies

1818.

S

r.m

23932 edulis Thou. eatable

or

..

... w

Madagasc.1824.

S

r.m

2731. TRICHO'CLADUS Pers. TRICHOCLADUS.
23933 crinitus Pers. haired * i I or .

( Trichion, hairy, klados, branch.)
C. G. H. 1823. C p.1.8

CLASS XXII. ORDER 2.
DIGEVCIA DIA'NDRIA.

2732. SA^LIX L. WILLOW.

23934 triSndra L.

23935 Hoffmannidno i
triandra Hofm.

23936 lanceolkta Sm.

23937 Hoppeawa W.

23938 undulkta Ehrh.

23939 Villarsiawa W.
33940 amygdalina W.

23941 decipiens E. B.

23942 Russehawa W.

23943 Humboldtz^na W.

23944 tetrasp£rma Roth

23945 nlgra Marsh.

23946 pentandra L.

23947 nigricans Sm.

23948 yiolacea Ander.

23949 Weigelzawa W.

23950 phylicifolia L.

23951 Boreriarca Sm.
S3952 nitens Ander.

23953 Davalliawa Sm.
phylicifblia W.

23954 Wulfeniana Jac.

23955 sileslaca W.

23956 Pontederana W.

23957 Mmna Sm.

23958 tcnuifolia W.

(Sal, near, Us, water, Celt. ; place of growth.)
[. SERRA^TJE. — Leaves smooth, serrated.

Amentacea. 167.

triandrous ^f

tm

30

my.au

Ap

Britain

riv.ba. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1435

a. Hoffmann's $

tm

30

my

Ap

England

riv.ba. C

m.s

Cur. Ion. 72

lance-leaved *£

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

England

mea. C

m.s

Eng. bot 1436

Hoppe's

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

Austria

1820. C

m.s

wave-leaved *£

tm

30

ap.my

Ap

Germany

... C

m.s

Villars's 3H

or

6

ap.my

Ap

S. France

1818. C

m.s

Almond-leaved Sit

or

6

ap.my

Ap

Britain

mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1936

deceptive *£

or

8

my

Ap

England

woods. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1937

Russel's

tm

40

ap.my

Ap

England

mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1808

'?. Humboldt's J

CD or

30

Peru

1823. C

m.s

; four-seeded t

CD or

20

Ap

E. Indies

1796. C

m.s

Rox. cor. 1. 97

black $

or

20

my

Ap

N. Amer

, 1811. C

m.s

An. bot 2. 5. 5

pentandrous =¥

or

15

mr.jn

Ap

Britain

riv.ba. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1805

blackish broad-lvd Sfe

or

10

ap

Ap

England

os.hol. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1213

violaceous 3fc

or

10

Ap

•*••••

... C

m.s

Weigel's 3fe

or

10

Ap

Silesia

... C

m.s

Phylica-leaved 3fe
Borer's " Sfe

or
or

limy
8 my

AP
Ap

Scotland
Scotland

sc. alp. C
moun. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 1958
FL dan. 1052?

shining &

or

10

ap

Ap

Scotland

moun. C

m.s

Davall's 3fe

or

6

my

Ap

Scotland

moun. C

m.s

Wulfen's 31

or

6

my

Ap

Carinthia 1818. C

m.s

Silesian &

or

6

my

Ap

Silesia

1816. C

m.s

Pontedera's 91

or

3

my

Ap

Switzerl.

1821. C

m.s

Laurel-like 3fe

or

8

ap.my

Ap

England

... C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1806

thin-leaved £

or

3

my.jn

Ap

Britain

sto.hi. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2186

394

DICECIA DIANDRIA.

CLASS XX 1 1.

23959 Ammanmuna W.

Ammann's ^

or

20 mv.jn

Ap

Austria 1821. C

m.s

Hof.sal.17,18,19

23960 hastata L.

halbert-teawtf $

or

15 my

Ap

Lapland 1780. C

m.s

Fl. lap. 8. f. g.

23961 serrulata W.

serrulate 3e

or

8 my

Ap

Lapland 1810. C

m.s

Fl. dan. 1238

23962 prinoides Ph.

Prinos-like y

or

10 mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

23963 discolor MM.

discolored 34

or

8 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 1

23964 angustata Ph.

narrow-taxwrf $

or

10 mr.ap

Ap

Pennsylv. 1811. C

m.s

23965 petiolaris Sm.

dar£, petioled ^

or

10 ap

Ap

England mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1147

23966 wyricoldes MM.

Gale-like sti

or

8 ap

Ap

N. Amer 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 2

23967 cordata MM.

heart-leaved 3fe-

or

6 ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 8

23968 rigida MM.

rigid $

or

15 ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 4

23969 lucida MM.

shining

or

8 my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 7

23970 ambigua PA.

ambiguous 3f

or

20 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1821. C

m.s

23971 acutifolia W.

sharp-leaved 34

or

8 ap

Ap

Casp. Sea 1823. C

m.s

23972 vitellina L.

yellow.&rawcAerfY

clt

15 mr.my

Ap

England mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1389

23973 fragilis i.

brittle

or

15 ap.my

Ap

Britain mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1807

23974 praeYox ffoppe

early f£

or

20 ap.my

Ap

Austria 1820. C

m.s

r/aphnoldes Vil.

23975 Meyeriana W.

Meyer's £

or

20 ap.my

Ap

Germany 1822. C

m.s

23976 babylonica L. Ba

bylonian, iveeping*?

el

30 my

Ap

Levant 1692. C

m.s

Rauw. it. 183.25

23977 annularis Hort.

r'mg-leaved 5

or

20 ...

Ap

1823. C

CO

23978 Napoleona Hort.

Napoleon's, iwfp. f i_

Jor

30

Ap

St. Helena 1823. C

m.s

23979 purpurea W.
23980 pomeranica W. en.

bitter purple 34
Pomeranian =¥

or

or

8 mr
10 my

Ap
Ap

England mar. C
Pomeran. 1822. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 1388

23981 Helix L.

Helix x

or

10 mr.ap

Ap

Britain mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1343

23982 Lamberteawa Sm.

Lambert's 34

clt

10 mr.ap

Ap

England riv. ba. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1359

23983 tetrapla Lk.

four-fold 34

or

4 mr.ap

Ap

1825. C

m.s

23984 rubra Hud.

red Osier 34

clt

8 ap.my

Ap

England os.hol. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1145

23985 Forbywna Sm.

Forby's 34

clt

8 ap

Ap

England os.hol. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1344

23986 Croweona Sm.

Crowe's 34

clt

8 ap.my

Ap

England mar. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 114ff

23987 wialifolia W.

Apple-leaved 34

or

3 ap

Ap

England moun. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1617

23988 Houstomdwa Ph.

Houston's 34

or

4 ap.my

Ap

Virginia ... C

m.s

23989 falcata PA.

sickle-leaved 34

or

4 ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

23990 Starkeana W.

Starke's 34

or

4 ap.my

Ap

Silesia 1820. C

m s

23991 prunifolia Sm.

Plum-leaved 34

or

3 ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc.alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1361

23992 A/yrsinitesZ,.

Myrsine-like 34

or

3 ap.jn

Ap

Scotland sc.alp. C

l.l.s

Eng. bot. 1360

23993 Waldsteimawa W.

Waldstein's 34

or

4 ap.jn

Ap

Croatia 1822. C

m.s

23994 venu16sa E. B.

or

2 ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1362

23995 planifolia PA.

Eeavttf 34

or

2

Ap

Labrador 1811. C

m.s

23996 fuscata PA.

or

2 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

23997 z/acciniifblia Sm.

Bilberry-leaved 34

or

2 ap.my

Ap

Scotland s.of sc. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2341

23998 carinata Sm.

kecl-teflt^rf 34

or

3 ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1363

23999 coruscans W.

glittering . 34

or

3 ap.my

Ap

Germany 1818. C

m.s

Jac. au. 408

24000 eriantha Schl.

woolly-flowered3fe

or

2 ap

Ap

Switzerl. 1823. C

m.s

24001 arbuscula Sm.

little tree 34

or

2 ap

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot 1366

24002 livida Wahl.

livid 34

or

1 my

Ap

England hea. C

m.s

Wa. lap. 16. 6

24003 polaris Wahl.

polar *

or

1 ...

Ap

Spitzberg. 1820. C

m.s

24004 htunilis Dec.

humble 34

or

1- ap

Ap

1820. C

m.s

24005 herbacea L.

herbaceous -**

or

1 Sjn

Ap

Britain sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1907

24006 Mlmifolia Thuil.

Elm-leaved _i*

or

1 my

Ap

Switzerl. 1821. C

m.s

24007 arbutifblia W.

Arbutus-leaTedJst

or

i ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1818. C

m.s

II. I'NTEG RM. — Leaves smooth, entire.

24008 Kitaibeharea W.

Kitaibel's .**

or

| ap.my

Ap

Carpathi. 1823. C

m.s

24009 retusa L.

blunt-leaved _**

or

5 my

Ap

Italy 1763. C

m.s

24010 serpyllifblia W.

Thyme-leaved j&

or

a my

Ap

Switzerl. 1818. C

m.s

24011 reticulata L.

netted j*

or

Ijnjl

Ap

Britain sc. alp. C

CO

Eng. bot. 1908

24012 /wyrtillo\des L.

Myrtle-like 3fe

or

2 my

Ap

Sweden 1772. C

m.s

Vil. del. 3. 50. 11

24013 recurvata PA.

recurved-yfoiYj? 34

or

3 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

24014 UVa ursi PA.

Bearberry like J*

or

* ap.my

Ap

Labrador ... C

m.s

24015 cordifolia PA.

cordate-leaved 34

or

3 ...

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

24016 pedicellaris PA.

pedicellated 34

or

3 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

III. \

SIE. — Leav>

?S VtllOUS.

24017 glauca L.

glaucous 34

or

2 my

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1810

24018 sericea Vil.

silky 34

or

2 my

Ap

S. Europe 1820. C

m.s

Vil. del. 3. 51. 27

24019 lanata L.

woolly 34

or

2 my

Ap

Scotland moun. C

m s

24020 Lapponum L.
24021 arenaria L.

Laplanders' 34
sand 34

or
or

2 my
3 my.jn

Ap
Ap

Lapland 1812. C
Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s
m.s

Fl. lap. 8. T
Eng. bot. 1809

24022 cin&rea L.

grey *£

or

15 my

Ap

Britain woods. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1897

24023 obtusa L£.

blunt ae

or

4 my

Ap

Switzerl. 1820. C

m.s

24024 bi color Ehrh.

two-colored 3fc

or

5 mv

Ap

Hercynia 18'20. C

m.s

24025 MuhlenbergiV/naV

V. Muhlenberg's £4

or

3 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

An. bot. 2. 5. 9

24026 JacquinHJwa W.

Jacquin's 34

or

2 ap

Ap

Austria 1818. C

m.s

Jac. au. 1. 409

24027 tristis Mhl.

dark-leaved 34

or

4 ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1765. C

m.s

24028 foliosa W.

leafy 34

or

6 ap

Ap

Lapland 1818. C

m.s

24029 longifblia MM.

long-leaved 34

or

10 ...

Ap

Pennsylv. ... C

m.s

24030 argentea Swz.

silvery, sand &

or

3 my

Ap

Britain san.sh. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1364

24031 leucophylla W.

white-leaved 34

or

4 my

Ap

Europe 1824. C

m.s

24032 dzeagno'ides Schl.
24033 repens W.

Elaeagnus-/vrf 34
creeping

or
or

4 my
2 my

AP
Ap

Europe 1824. C
Britain sa.hea. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 183

24034 fusca L.

brown 34

or

2 my

Ap

Britain m.hea. C

m.s

Eng. bot. I960

24035 cassia Fz7.

grey

or

3 my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1824. C

m.s

Vil. del. 3. 50. 11

24036 prostrata Sm.

prostrate 34

or

1 my

Ap

Britain m.al.p. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1959

24037 Schraderzana W.

Schrader's 34

or

2 my

Ap

Germany 1820. C

m.s

24038 pyrenaica Gou.
24039 hirta Sm.

Pyrenean 34
hairy-branched Y

or
or

1 my
15 ap.my

Ap
Ap

Pyrenees 1823. C
England woods. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 1404

24040 DicksomVma Sm.

Dickson's 34

or

1 ap

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1390

24041 parvifolia Sm.

small-leaved 34

or

2 ap.my

Ap

England moi.h. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1961

24042 adscendens Sm.

ascending -**

or

£ ap.my

Ap

England moi.h. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1962

24043 incubacea W.

trailing 34

or

3 my

Ap

Europe 1775. C

m.s

24044 Doniana Sm.

Don's 34

or

6 my

Ap

Scotland moun. C

m.s

24045 rosmarini folia W.
24046 riparia W.

Rosemary-lvd 34
bank 34

or
or

2 ap.my
6 ap.my

Ap
Ap

Britain san.pl. C
Germany 1821. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 1365

24047 angustifblia W.

narrow-leaved 34

or

3 ap.my

Ap

Caspian 1825. C

m.s

24048 grisea «•'.

grizzly 34

or

6 ap.my

Ap

Pennsylv. 1820. C

m.s

ORDER III.

DICECIA TRIANDRIA.

395

24049 spatulata W.

spatulate

S

or

5

ap.my

Ap

Germany 1818. C

rn.s

24050 aunta L.

eared

3fe

clt

2

ap.my

Ap

Europe 1820. C

m.s

Hof. sal. 1. 22 1

24051 uliginbsa W. en.

marsh

Sit

or

1

ap.jn

Ap

Britain woods. C

m.s

Eng. bot 1487

aurlta E. B.

24052 aquatica Sm.

water

*L

or

10

ap

Ap

Britain w. thi. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1437

24053 oleifolia W.

Olive-leaved

i

or

4

mr

Ap

Britain thick. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1402

24054 cotinifolia Sm.

Cotinus-leaved

^

or

2

ap

Ap

Britain woods. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1403

24055 sphacelata W.

withered-pa//?/.

•JJ5

or

2

ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2333

24056 caprea L. goat
24057 Stuart»<57M* E. B.

, great round-lud^
Stuart's i 3fe

or
or

30
4

ap.my
jl.au

AP
Ap

Britain dr. wo. C
Scotland sc. alp. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 1488
Eng. bot. 2586

24058 acuminata Hofm.

acuminate

¥

or

15

ap

Ap

Britain moi.w. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1434

24059 conifera Wan.

cone-bearing

•

or

10

my

Ap

N. Amer. 1820. C

m.s

Wang. 31.72

24060 viminalis L. twigg

y, common Osiei

•&t

clt

12

ap.my

Ap

Germany 1800. C

m.s

24061 mollissima Ehrh.

softest

or

20

ap.my

Ap

Germany ... C

m.s

24062 Smith«a»a W.

Smith's

or

2C

Ap

England os.gr. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1509

mollissima E. B.

24063 stipularis W.

stipular

3k

clt

6

mr.ap

Ap

England os. gr. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 1214

24064 Candida W.

white

X

or

10

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1811. C

m.s

24065 Fluggertwa W.

Flugge's

5

or

10

ap.my

Ap

S. France 1820. C

m.s

Vil.de!. 3. 51. 28

patula Ser.

24066 alba L.

common, white

ajt

clt

40

ap.my

Ap

Britain woods. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2430

24067 ca?rulea E. B.

blue

set

or

40

ap.my

Ap

England m. me. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2431

24068 rupestris Sm.
24069 Andersomuwa E. B.

silky, rock
Anderson's

S

or

or

3
3

ap
ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc. alp. C
Scotland sc. mo. C

m.s
m.s

Eng. bot. 2342
Eng. bot. 2343

24070 Forstenawa E. B.

Forster's

Y

or

10

ap.my

Ap

Scotland sc. wo. C

m.s

Eng. bot. 2344

24071 heterophylia Deb.

various-leaved

4

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Europe 1823. C

m.s

24072 finmarchica W.

Finmarck

Y

or

10

ap.my

Ap

Sweden 1825. C

m.s

24073 holoser'tcea W.

velvety

3fe -

or

8

ap.my

Ap

Germany 1822. C

m.s

24074 obtusifolia W.

blunt-leaved

Sfe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Lapland 1818. C

m.s

24075 chrysanthos Oed.

golden-flwd

3fe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Norway ... C

m.s

Fl. dan. 1007

24076 atrovirens Schl.

IV. HELVEVI.E. — Swiss
dark-green & or ...

species not yet described.
ap.my Ap Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24077 australis Sc/</.

southern

34

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24078 carpinifolia Schl.

Carpinus-lvd

$&

or

mr.ap

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24079 cydoniftMia ScA/.

Quince-leaved

$£

or

mr.ap

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24080 subalpina Schl.

subalpine

$fe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

SwitzerL 1820. C

m.s

24081 prote<z»/o/M! Schl.

Protea-leaved

3fe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1820. C

m.s

24082 strepida Schl.

creaking

Sfe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1820. C

m.s

24083 glabrata Schl.

smooth

£fe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1820. C

m.s

24084 decumbens ScW.

decumbent

3£

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1823. C

m.s

24085 murma Schl.

wall

3£

or

...

mr.ap

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24086 nervosa Sehl.

nervose

3ft

or

mr.ap

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24087 pannosa ScW.

c\oth-leavcd

3fc

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24088 pallescens Schl.

pallescent

3te

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1823. C

m.s

24089 pallida Sc/i/.

pale

^

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1823. C

m.s

24090 alaternoldes Schl.

Alaternus-like

Sfe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24091 albescens Schl.

albescent

gfe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24092 cerasifolia ScW.

Cherry-leaved

^

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24093 cinnambmia Schl.

Cinnamon-sc/rf

3fe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24094 clethrajfolia ScM.

Clethra-leaved

Sfe

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24095 grisophylla Schl.

grey-leaved

^

or

...

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24096 lacustris Schl.

lake

^

or

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824, C

m.s

24097 wzespilifolia Sc/i/.

Mespilus-lvd

3fe

or

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24098 obtuso-serrata Schl.

blunt-serrated

3k

or

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24099 pyrifolia ScW.

Pvrus-leaved

3&

or

ap.my

Ap

Switzerl. 1824. C

m.s

24100 Schleicherid/wi Schl. Schleicher's &

or

...

ap.my

Ap

SwitzerL 1824. C

m.s

2733. CECnO^PIA L. SNAKE WOOD.

24101 peltata L. peltate

24102 palmata W. palmate

24103 concolor W. • self-colored

(CV

2734.

24104 porul.v,sa W.

24105 /igustrina W.

24106 acuminata W.

24107 prinoides W.

24108 nitida W.

24109 retusa W.

small porous

Piivet-leave<

pointed

Prinos-like

shining

retuse

king of Athens, his legs fabled to be snakes.) Urticeee. 3.
or 30 ... Ap Jamaica 1778. C p 1 Lam. il. 800
or 20 ... Ap Brazil 1820. C p.l
or 20 ... Ap Brazil 1822. C p.l

EORYA. (M. Bory de St. Vincent, a French botanist.) Euphorbiacets. 6.— 7.

G Florida 1806. C m.s

G N. Amer. 1812. C m.s

G N. Amer. 1812. C m.s Mic. am. 2. 28

G N. Amer. 1824. C m.s

G N. Amer. 1824. C m.s

G N. Amer. 1824. C m.s

2735. VALLISNE'RI^ L. VALLISNERIA. (Antonio Vallisneri, an Italian bot.) Hydrochartdea>. 1.—4.
24110?piralisZ,. spiral *= _AJ cu ... jl Br S. Europe 1818. S aq Mic.gen.12.10.1,2

CLASS XXII. ORDERS.
DIOZVCIA TRIA'NDRIA.

2736. .EM'PETRUM L. CROW BERRY. (En, upon, petros, rock; place of growth.) Empet rece. 2. — 3.
24111 nigrum L. black-berried tt or 1 ap.my Ap Britain m. he. L s.p Eng. bot. 526

2737. CORE\MA D. Don COREMA.
24112 alba D. Don w

£'mpetrum album L.

(Korema, a broom ; habit of plant.) Empetrcce. 1.

or 1 ap.jn Ap Portugal 1774. L s.p

2738. WILLDENOXV/^ Thun. WILLDENOVIA. (Charles Louis Willdenmv, prof. bot. Berlin.) Restiaceee. 2,—S.
2^113 tferes Thun. rmmd-stalked M ,A] pr 2 jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1790. R s.p Th. h. 1790. 2. 2

24114striata Thun. striated JdliiAJcu 2 jn.jl Ap C. G. H. 1813. R s.p

396

DICECIA TETRANDRIA.

CLASS XXII.

2739. HYPOL^NA R. Br. HYPOL^NA. (Hypo, under, chlaina, cloak ; base of fruit.) Restwcece. 2.
24145 fastigiata R. Br. peaked illk iAJ cu 2 in.jl Ap N. Holl. 1820. R s.p

24116 exsulca5..ffr. furrowed -at iAJ cu 2jn.jl Ap N. HolL 1821. R s.p

2740. LEPYRO'DI A R. Br. LEP. (Lepyrodes, scaly ; bractes within scales of spike.) Restiacea:. 1. — 4

24117 gracilis R. Br. slender * ^J cu 2 my.jl Ap N. Holl. 1824. R s.p

274L THAMNOCHO'RTUS Berg. THAMNOC. (Thamnos, shrub, chortos, grass ; habit.) Restihcets. 1. — 3.

24118 dichotomus R. Br. two-forked m i_J cu 2 jn.jl Ap N. Holl. 1817. R s.p Rtb. gr. 4. 2. 1
Restio dich6tomus Thun.

2742. RE'STIO L. ROPE GRASS.

24119 tectbrum Thun.

24120 virgatus Rtb. ,

24121 vaginatus Thun.

24122 australis R. Br.

24123 gracilis R. Br.

thatch

twiggy

sheathed

southern

slender

(Restis, cord ; use at Cape of Good Hope.) Restticea:. 9. —52.
I. SI'MPLICES.

W lAI un
jdi iAJ un
m lAlun
jlllt iAl cu

- Culm simple.

my.jn Ap C. G. H. 1793. R s.p Rtb. gr. 10. 3. 2

my.jn Ap C. G. H. 1824. R s.l Rtb. gr. 5. 1. 2

my.jn Ap C. G. H. "

1820. R s.p
R s.p
l

24124 tetraphyllus R. Br. four-leaved

24125 paniculatus Rtb. panicled

24126 lateriflbrus R. Br. side-flowering JllL iAl cu
Calorophus elongatus Lab.

24127 fastigiatus R. Br. peaked Jllli iAl cu

my.jn Ap N. Holl. 1824.
my.jn Ap N. Holl. 1824. R s.
II. RAMOSI. — Culm branched.

3 my.jn Ap V. Di. Is. 1825. R s.l

2 my.jn Ap C. G. H. 1824.

3 my.jn Ap N. Holl. 1824.

iAl cu
M tAJ un

R s.p
R s.l

Lab.n.h.2.226
Rtb. gr. 4. 2. 3
Lab.n.h.2.228

3 my.jn Ap N. Holl. 1824. R s.l

2743. LEPTOCA'RPUS R. Br. LEPTOCARPUS. (Leptos, slender, karpos, fruit : pointed.) Restttcea. 1.— 7.
24128 tenax R. Br. tough * ^ un 2 ... Ap N. Holl. 1823. D co Lab. n. h. 229

Schcenbdum tfenax Lab.

2744. £LEGPA Thun. ELEGIA.

24129 juncea Thun. Rush-like

24130 racembsa Lam. clustered

2745. PHCE^NIX L. DATE PALM.

(Elegos, lamentation ; sad color of plants.) Restiacete. 2. — 3.
1 jl.au Ap C. G. H. 1789. D l.p Rtb.gr. 8. 3. 4
1 my.jn Ap C. G. H. 1804. D l.p Lam.il. 884. 4

24131 dactylifera L.

24132 reclinata Jac.

24133 farinifera Rox.

24134 acafilis Rox.

24135 paludosa Rox.

24136 pygmae^a Lo. C.

24137 sylvestris Rox.

24138 leonensis Lo. C.

com., date-bearing £ i I fr 40

reclined i I I or 10

small, meal-bg £ D or 28

stemless i CU or 6

marsh £ Q or 20

pygmy £ | j or 6

wood f \ lor 20

Sierra Leone ~* I or 30

(The Greek name of the date.)

Palmtz. 8.

W.G Levant 1597. S r.m Kjem. 686. 1,2

... W.G C. G. H. 1792. S l.p Jac. fr. 27. 24

... W.G E. Indies 1800. S r.m Rox. cor. 1. 74

... W.G E. Indies 1816. S r.m

...... E. Indies 1820. S r.m

...... Mauritius 1823. S r.m

...... E. Indies 1823. S r.m

...... S. Leone 1823. S r.m

2746. STILAX3O L. STILAGO. (Stylos, a style ; probably so called from its length.) Antidesmea; 2.

24139 .Bimius L. Bunius, Laurel-lvdf O or 20 au Ap E. Indies 1757. C p.l R. mal. 4. 56

24140 diandra Rox. diandrous 1 D or "

... Ap E. Indies 1800. C p.l Rox. cor. 2. 166

2747. OSrRISiam. POET'S CASSIA.
24141 alba Lam. white

(Ozos, a branch : numerous supple branches.) Osyridece. 1. — 2.
k _J or 3 ... W S. Europe 1739. C Lp Lam. il. 802

CLASS XXII. ORDER 4.
DI(EVCIA TETRA'NDRIA.

2748. AU'LAX Berg. AULAX. (Aulax, a furrow ; furrowed leaves of first species.) Protcacece. 2.

24142 pinifblia Berg. Pine-leaved H i_J or 2 jLs Y C. G. H. 1780. S l.p Bot. rep. 76

24143 umbellata R. Br. umbelled * i _ | or 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1774. S Lp Bot. rep. 248

2749. LEUCADE'NDRON L. LEUCADENDRON. (Leukos, white, dendron, tree ; appearance.) Prot. 39. — 40.

I. ARGYRODE'NDROS. — Nut ventricose ; style and calyx persistent ; leaves mostly silvery.

24144 argenteum R. Br. silver tree f_ i_J or 15 au Y C. G. H. 1693. S l.p Bot.reg.979

24145 plumbsum R. Br. feather-fluid Ok \ _ | or 4 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1774. S l.p

24146 sericeum R. Br. silky Hi i_J or 3 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1817. C Lp

24147 spatulatum R. Br. spatulate it \_j or 3 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1818. C l.p

24148 retusum R. Br. retuse * L_| or 3 ap.my Y C. G. H. 1810. C Lp

II. LEVISA%NUS. — Nut ventricose or lenticular, wingless, on both sides or margins pilose; style totally
deciduous or with the base alone remaining ; calyx a Ions time persistent, ^-parted.
turn R. Br. imbricated * i_J or 4 ... Y C. G. H. 1790. C l.p

C. G. H. 1812. C l.p
C. G. H. 1774. C Lp Bur. af. 100. 2
C. G. H. 1820. C l.p
C. G. H. ... C l.p Jac. sc. 1. 26
C. G. H. ... C l.p Bot. mag. 881

C. G. H. 1790. C Lp Bot reg. 826

C. G. H. 1774. C l.p

C. G. H. 1790. C l.p Bot. reg. 402

24149 imbricatv

24150 ftuxifblium R. Br. Box-leaved * i_J or 4 ... Y

24151 Levisanws R. Br. Lewis's * i_J or 4 ap.jn Y

24152 angustatum R. Br. narrowed » i_J or 3 jn.jl Y

24153 /inifblium R. Br. Flax-leaved *| | or 4 ap.jn Y

24154 fusciflbrum R. Br. dusky-flowered * i_J or 4 my.jn Y
Prbtea stellaris B. M.

24155 tortum R. Br. twisted-leaved * i_J or 3 mr.my Y

24156 cinereum R. Br. grey

24157 corymbbsum R. Br. corymbed

l_J or 3 jl.au
: 1_J or 3 ap.jl

III. SAMARI'FERA — Samara smooth, winged or wingless;
24158 decbrum R. Br. decorous * i_j or '

*-*^v VK^vvri U1U 4t. 4JT. UCVU1UUB

24159 squarrbsum R. Br. squarrose *
24160 concolor R. Br. self-colored *

i 1 "1

L_|or
1 | or

0

3

3

my.jl
mr.jn

B

Y
Y

24161 grandiflbrum R.
24162 decurrens R. Br,

Br. great-flowered
decurrent

*

i_jor

Hor

3
3

ap.jn

Y
Y

24163 ovale R. Br.

oval

*

or

3

ap'jl

Y

24164 venbsum R. Br.
24165 glabrum R. Br.

veiny
smooth

it
*

1 | or

1 | or

s

3

ap.jn
ap.jn

Y
Y

24166 strictum R. Br.
24167 virgatum R. Br.

strict
twiggy

*

L_|or
1 | or

3

,'3

ap.jn
ap.jn

Y
Y

and calyx deciduous ; scales of strobile distinct.

Y C. G. H. 1790. C l.p

C. G. H. 1824. C Lp

C. G. H. 1774. C Lp Bot. rep. 307

C. G. H. 1789. C Lp Par. Ion. 105

C. G. H. 1812. C l.p

C. G. H. 1818. C Lp

C. G. H. 1816. C p.l

C. G. H. 1810. C p.l

C. G. H. 1795. C Lp Par. Ion. 75

C. G. H. ... C Lp

ORDER V.

DICECIA PENTANDRIA.

397

24168 adscendens R. Br. ascending

24169 concinnum R. Br. neat

24170 salignum R. Br. Willow-leaved

24171 uliginbsum R. Br. swamp

24172 floridum R. Br.

atuJor 2 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Pluk. m. 229. 6

at |_| or 3 ... Y C. G. H. 1800. C l.p

at L_| or 3 ap.jn Y C. G. H. 1774. C l.p Boer. 2. 204

at i | or 3 ap.jn Y C. G. H. 1795. C l.p Brey. c. 21. 9

at |_| or 3 ap.jn Y C. G. H. 1795. C Lp Bot. rep. 572
IV. PLATYSPE'RMA. — Scales of strobile connate ; samara leafy, compressed, smooth.

florid

24173 plat-ysptrmumR.Br. flat-seeded at i_J or 3 ap.jl Y C. G. H. 1818. C

24174 comdsura R. Br. tufted » i_J or 3 my.jl Y C. G. H. 1818. C

24175 je'mulum R. Br. rival * i_j or 3 jn.s Y C. G. H. 1789. C

24176 abietinum R. Br. Pme-leaved at , | or 3 jl.s Y C. G. H. 1789. C

24177 scabrum R. Br. rough * i_J or 3 ... Y C. G. H. 1812. C

V. DU^BIA Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

24178 Globularia R. Br.

24179 inflexum Lk.

24180 caudatum Lk.

24181 marginatum Lk.

24182 pubescens R. Br.

2750. ri'SCUM L.

24183 album L.

Globularia

inflexed

tailed

marginate

pubescent

[ | or 3 ap.jn Y

3 ap.jn Y

3 apjn Y

3 ap.jn

* i | or

at i J or
at | | or

C. G. H. 1810. C

C. G. H. 1800. C

C. G. H. 1800. C

C. G. H. 1800. C

3 ap.jn Y C. G. H. 1819. C

l.p

l.p Bot. rep. 429

l.p Bot. rep. 461

lp

l.p Lam. ill. 53

Lp

lp

Lp

MISTLETOE. (Viscus, clammy ; nature of berries.) Lordnthece. 1 — 25.
common, white £ cu 2 my G England trees. S m.s Eng. bot. 1470

24184 Gale L. Sweet Gale

24185 cerifera L. com. wax-bg

24186 carolinensis Wan. Carolina

24187 pennsylvanica Lam. Pennsylvanian at

24188 Faya H. K. Faya

24189 aethi6pica L. Ethiopian

24190 serrata Lam. saw-leaved

24191 laciniata W. en. jagged Oak-lv,

hairy Oak-lvd
heart-leaved

24192 guercifblia L.

24193 cordifblia L.

24194 mexicana W.

24195 segregate Jac.

24196 esculenta Ham.

Mexican
separated
esculent

:RTLE. (Myro> to flow; found on banks of rivers.) Amentacece. 13.-2L

fi

or

4

my

Ap

Britain

sp. bo.

L

s.p

Eng. bot. 562

•

or

8

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer.

1699.

S

s.p

Cat. car. 1. 69

at

or

4

my

Ap

N. Amer.

1730.

S

s.p

Cat. car. 1. 13

at

or

3

my

Ap

N. Amer.

C

s.p

Dull. no. 2. 55

at

1 | or

6

jn.jl

A?

Azores

1777.

L

S.1

Duh. no. 2. 56

at

Hor

8

jn.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1795.

L

S.I

Pluk. al. 48. 8

4k

or

S

au

Ap

C. G. H.

1793.

L

S.I

Pluk. am. 424. 3

at

t_|or

3

jn.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1752.

L

S.I

Jac. fr. 2. 1. 4 '

at

l_Jor

3

jn.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1752.

L

r.m

41

I | or

4

my.jl

Ap

C. G. H.

1759.

L

p.l

Pluk. aL 319. 7

at

1 | or

8

f

Ap

Mexico

1823.

L

p.l

at

I | or

6

Ap

S. Amer.

1824.

L

p.l

Jac. ic. 625

1

1 | or

20

s.o

Ap

Nepal

1817.

L

S.1

2752. NAG&IA Gae. NAGEIA.

24197 Putranjlva Rox. Putranjiva

2753. DRY'PETES Vahl DRYPETES.

24198 cr6cea Poit. copper-colored
Schasffikrz'a lateriflora Sutz.

(Nagi, its Japanese name.) Amentacete. 1. — 3.

i I 1 un 12 ... Ap E. Indies 1822. C r.m

; I I or

to lacerate; spiny.) Rhdmnece. 1. — 4.
W. Indies 1820. C Lp

2755. HIPPO'PHAE L. SEA BUCKTHORN.

24201 rhamnoides L. com. Rhamnus-lk •¥•

24202 salicifblia D. Don Willow-leaved &

2754. SHEPHE'RD/^ Nut. SHEPHERDIA. (W. Shepherd, curator of bot. gard. Liverpool.) Elasagnea:. 2.

24199 canadensis Nut. Canadian ^ or 10 ap.my Ap N. Amer. 1759. L co
Hippophae canadt-nsis L.

24200 argentea Nut. silvery ^ or 10 ap.my Ap Missouri 1818. L p.l
Ifippophae argentea Ph.

(Hippos, horse, phao, to destroy.) ElcE&gneee. 2.
or 12 ap.my Ap England sea co. Sk co Eng. bot. 425
or 8 ... Ap Nepal 1822. L Lp

2756. BROUSSONETI^ Ven. BROUSSONETIA. (P. N. V. Broussonet, a French naturalist.) Urticece. 2.

24203 papyrifera Ven. paper-bearing *£ or 12 f.s Ap Japan 1751. Sk co Kaem. 472
Mbrus papyrifera L.

24204 spatulata Hort. spatulate-lvd *£ or 12 f.s Ap 1824. C co

2757. SCHJEFFEXRZ4 Jac. SCH^FFERIA. ( James Christian Schteffer, a German naturalist.) Ehamnece. 1.-2.
"""completaStux. complete, white-flwdit Q or 6 au G W. Indies 1793. C p.l Lam.il. 809

2758. BRIPCE^ Heritx BRUCEA. ( James Bruce, celeb, traveller in Abyssinia.) Terebmthacets. 3.

24206 ferruginea Herit. rusty, Ash-lvd at C] or 6 ap.my G Abyssinia 1775. C p.l Bot cab. 129

24207 sumatrana Rox. Sumatra at Q or 10 ap.my G E. Indies 1820. C p.l

24208 gracilis Dec. slender at Q or 6 ... Y.G E. Indies 1820. C p.l

2759. TETRA^IUM Lou. TETRADIUM. (Tetradian, a quaternion; fructification.) Terebinthacea:. L

24209 trichotomum Lou. three-forked J CD or 20 China 1820. C p.l

Brucea trichotoma Spr.

2760. ANTHOSPE'RMUM L. AMBER TREE. (Anthos, flower, sperma, seed.) RubicLce<e. 1. — 6.

24210 jethi6picum L. Ethiopian at tj or 2 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1692. C p.l Pluk. al. 183. 1

2761. TRO^PHIS L. RAMOON TREE. (Trophe, fodder ; cattle eat in scarcity.) Thymelete. 2. — 6.

American i Q or 20 ap.my G W.^Indies 1789. C l.p Br. jam. 37.1

24211 americana L.

24212 aspera Retz.

Tough-leaved 1 CD or 25

E. Indies 1802. C l.p

2762. MONTI'N/^ L. MONTINIA.
24213 caryophyllacea L. Clove-tree-lvd

(Laurence Montin, a Swedish botanist.) Onagraria. 1.

L_|or 1 jl W C.G. H. 1774. C p.l Sm. spic. 14. 15

CLASS XXII. ORDER 5.
DIOTCIA PENTA'NDRIA.

2763. PISTAXCIA L. PISTACHIA THEE. (Foustaq, its Arabic name.) TereUntMcece. 5.— 8.
I. TEREBI'NTHUS. — Leaves impari-pinnate ; deciduous.

24214 officinanim H. K. officinal *jf m 15 ap.my Ap Levant 1570. C Lp Rauw.it. 72. 9

24215 reticulate W. net-leaved $ or 15 ap Ap Levant 1752. C Lp
narbonensis L.

24216 Terebinthus L. Turpentine tree¥ or 20 jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1656. C r.m Black. 478

24217 atlantica Desf. Atlantic $ _J or 12 ... Ap Barbary 1790. L r.m

393

DICECIA HEXANDRIA.

CLASS XXII.

24218 ientiscus L.

2 massiliensis Mil. Marseilles

II. LENTI'SL'L'S. — Leaves abruptly pinnate ; remaining.

Mastich tree f i | ec 15 my Ap S. Europe lt>64. L r.m Bot. mag. 1967

5 I | ec 15 my Ap S. Europe 1664. L r.m

2764. ZANTHO'XYLUM L. TOOTHACHE TREE. (Xanthos,

24219 emarginatum Swx. notch-leaved » I 1 or 10

I | or 10 ap.my

fi mr.ap
6

Jk i |

* Q
3fe

«J CD

* CD or
i CD or
±\ |

* CD

£ CD or 20

6 ap.my

24220 clava Herculw L.

24221 /raxineum W.

24222 tricarpum MX.

24223 nitidum Dec.

24224 Avicenna- Dec.
242-J5 acuminatum Sum.

24226 mtte W.

24227 aromaticum W.

24228 armatum Rox.

24229 sapindoldes Dec.
24230 austrkle G.Don

Fagara austrulis Cun.

24231 argenteum Lo. C. silvery

24232 Budrunga Dec. Budrunga
Fagara Budrunga Rox.

2765. PICRA'MNIASm. PICRAMNIA. (Pikros, bitter, thamnos, shrub ; whole plant) Cassuv'uc. 2.

24233 Antidesma Swx. Antidisma * CD un 4 ... G Jamaica 1793. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 208. 2

24234 pentandra Swz. pentandrous * CD or 5 ... G W. Indies 1822. C p.l

2766. ANTIDE'SMA L. ANTIDESMA. (Anti, like, desmos, bond ; bark used for ropes.) Antidesmete. 5. — 1 1.

Hercules's club

com., Ash-like

three-capsuled

shining

Avicenna's

acuminate

mild

aromatic

armed

Sapindus-like

southern

or

CD or
or

or 10

or 10

«CDor 10
10

20

2 I | or 20

or 10

yellow, xylon, wood.)

G.w Jamaica 1739.

G.w W. Indies 1739.

G.w N. Amer. 1759.

G.w N. Amer. 1806.

G.w China 18C3.

... China 1823.

... Jamaica 1818.

... N. Amer. 1818.

... \V. Indies 1824.

... E. Indies 1816.

... Jamaica 1823.

... N. HolL 3824.

' 1825.

... E. Indies 1825.

Rutacece. 14.— 43.

C Lp SI. jam. 2. 168. 4

C l.p Cat. car. 1. 26

L s.l Duh. ar. 1. 97

L 1.8

L r.m Bot. mag. 2558

C l.p Lob. ic. 2. 133. 2

C l.p

L Lp

C l.p Jac. ec. 1. 70

C l|

C l.p Br. jam. 20. 2

C l.p

C Lp

C Lp

24235 alexiteria L.

24236 paniculata Rox.

24237 zeylanica Lam.

24238 pubescens Rox.

24239 guine£nsis G. Don

2767. IRESPNE L.

24240 celosioides L.

24241 elongate Hum.

24242 diffusa W.

24243 elatior Rich.

24244 flavescens W.

Alexiteria

panicled

Ceylon

pubescent

Guinea

un 10 my.jn Ap

un 10 ... Ap

or 6 ... Ap

or 6 ... Ap

or 6 ... Ap

E. Indies 1793. C p.l

E. Indies 1800. C p.l

Ceylon 1821. C p.l

E. Indies 1818. C p.l

Guinea 1825. C p.l

R. mal.5. 11

Bur. zey. 10
Rox. cor. 2. 167

IRESINE. (Eiros, wool ; woolly appearance of branches.) AmarantMce<e. 5. — S.
Celosia-like i _AJ pr lijl.au W S. Amer. 1733. S l.p Lam. il. 813
long-leaved £ .AJ pr 2jl.au W S. Amer. 1822. S l.p Pluk. al. 261. 1
straggling £ _AJ pr 1| jl.au W S. Amer. 1818, S l.p
taller O or 3 jl.au W Antilles 1820. S l.p SI. jam. 1.90

flavescent £ iAJ or 1 jl.au W S. Amer. 1824. S l.p

2768. SPIN A%CI A L. SPINACH. ' (Spina, a prickle ; prickly integument of fruit.) Oienopbdea:. 1. — 3.

24245 oleracea L. common, potherb O cul 1| mr.o G 1568. S co Schk. han. 3.324

1 spin6sa prickly O cul \\ mr.o G S co

2 glabra M*7. smooth O cul 1^ mr.o G S co

2769. FLU'GGE^ W. FLUGGEA. (John Flugge, a German cryptogamic botanist.) Euphorbiacece. 1.

24246 leucopyrus W. white wheat H n un 6 ... Ap E. Indies 1825. C r.m

2770. ACNPDA L. VIRGINIAN HEMP. (A, priv., knide> nettle ; nettle-like, without stings.) Chenop. 1.— 3.

24247 cannabina L. common, Hemp-Ik. O un 2 jn.jl G.Y N. Amer. 1640. S co

2771. CA'NNABIS L. HEMP. (Can, reed, ab, small, Celt. ; or qancb, its Arabic name.) Urtlcece. 2.

24248 sativa L. common, cultivated O ag 6 jn.jl G.Y India ... S h.l Schk. han. 3. 325

24249 indica L. Indian Tobacco O clt 1£ au.s G E. Indies 1800. S co

2772. HITMULUS L. HOP. (Humus, the ground; if not supported creeps along it.) Urtlcece. 1.

24250 Lbpulus L. common, Hop ._$ A ag 15 jn.au Y Britain hed. D r.m Eng. bot. 427

2773. MODE'CCA Jac. MODECCA.

24251 lobata Jac. \obeA-leaved

24252 tuberosa Rox. tuberous

24253 dubia Rox. doubtful

24254 trilobata Rox. three-lobed

(Its Indian name.)
fl CD or 12 au G
£_CDor 10 jl.s
fl_CDor 10

Passifibrece. 4.

S. Leone 1812. C r.m Bot. reg. 433
E. Indies 1822. C s.l Ru.am.8.20
E.Indies 1826. C l.p

fl_CI]or 10 jl.s ... E. Indies 1818. C Lp

2774. NEGU'NDO Moe. Box ELDER. (Meaning unknown.) Acerinea?. 1. — 3.
24255/raxinifblium Nut. Ash-leaved £ or 35 ap G N. Amer. 1688. L s.l Schm. ar. 1. 12

A*cer Negundo L. Neetindium americanum Dec.

2 crispum curled ^ or 30 ap G N. Amer. 1688. L s.l

2775. NEMOPA'NTHES Rafi. NEMOPANTHES. (Nemos, grove, ops, eye, anthe, flower.) Celastrittea> 1.
24256 canadensis Dec. Canadian & or 6 N. Amer. 1812. L p.l Dec. gen. 3

fascicularis Rafi. .Hex canadensis MX.

CLASS XXII. ORDER 6.
DI(EVCIA HEXA'NDRIA.

1824. D r.m
W.u N. Holl. 1824. D r.m Thun. dra.17. 2

2776. XEROTES R. Br. XEHOTKS. (Xerotcs, dryness ; aridity of herbage.) Ji'tncete. 12. — 24.
I. CAPITA^T*. — Female flowers capitate ; leaves at top entire.

24257 flexifblia R. Br. curled-leaved £ iAI or 1 ... W.G N. Holl.

24258 mucronate R. Br. mucronate ]£ iAJ or 2

II. RACEMOSE. — Flowers racemose, or female ones spicate, male ones panicled.

24259 filif6nnisJR.JBr. filiform * ,AJ or 1 »• W.G N Ho . 1824. D r.m Thun. dra. 1. .c.

24260 graciltaA-Bh slender jP tAi or 2 ... W.G N. Ho . 1823. D r.m

24261 denticulate R. Br. denticulate £ lAl or 1 ... W.G N. Ho . 1825. D r.m

24262 laxa R. Br. loose £ iAJ or 1 ... W.G N. Holl. 1823. D r.m

O.1DKR VI.

DICECIA HEXANDIUA.

III. DENTICULAVM:. — Flowers spiked or panicled ; branches opposite or whorled ; male flowers sessile
imbricated, with bractes ; capsules smooth i leaves at top denticulate; stemlcss.

24263 rigida R. Br.

24264 mont^na R. Br.

24265 longifblia R. Br.

24266 hfstrix R. Br.
242G7 arenaria R. Br.
24268 echinata Ma. C.

rigid

mountain

long-leaved

porcupine

sand

hedgehog

iAI or
tAI or
LAI or
iAI or
lAJor
lAJor

G.w 1ST. Holl.

... W.G N. Holl.

... G.w N. Holl.

... W.G N. Holl.

W.u N. Holl.

... W.G N. Holl.

1791. D r.m
LS24. D r.m
1796. D r.m
1824. D r.m
182U. D r.m
1824. D r.m

Bot. cab. 798

2777. EL^IS Jac. OILY PALM. (Elaia, olive ; natives of Guinea express an oil from the fruit.) Pdlmce. 4.
24269 melanococca Gae. black-seeded £ CD or 30 ... G.w N.Grenad.1821. S co

24'/70 occidentals W. western £ CZi or 30 ... G.w Jamaica 18^0. S r.m

24271 guineensis Jac. Guinea £ CU or 30 ... G.w Guinea 1730. S r.m Jac. am. 172

24272 pernambucana Lo. C. Pernambuca £ O or 50 ... G.w Brazil 1825. S r.m

2778. CHAM^DO^REA W. CHAMJEDOREA. (Chamai, ground, dorea, gift; flowers low.) Palma. 2. — 3.

24273 gracilis W. slender £ CD or 10 ... W.G Caraccas 1803. Sk r.m Jac. sc.2.247, 248

24274 fragrans Mart. sweet-scented £ Q or 8 ... W Trinidad 1820. Sk r.m Mart. palm. ic.
Nunfizza fragrans W.

2779. HYPH^NE Gae. HYPH^NE. (Hyphaino, to entwine; fibres of fruit.) Pdlmte. 1.

24275 coriacea Gae. leather-tea ved £ CD or 20 Egypt 1824. S r.m Gae. fr. 84.

Cucifera thebaica Del.

2780. BORA'SSUS L. BORASSWS. (One of the names applied to the spatha of the date.) Palmx. 1.— 2.
24276 flabelliformis L. fan-leaved £ CD or 30 ... W.G E. Indies 1771. S r.m Rox. cor.1.71,

72

2781. MAURI'TI^ L. fil. MAURITIA. (Prince Maurice, of Nassau, the patron of Pisso.) Pdlmce. 3. —4.

24277 flexubsa L. fil. Qexnous-spiked £ CD or 40 ... W.G Surinam 1816. S r.m

24278 armata Mart. armed £ O or 40 Brazil 1824. S r.m Mart. palm. ic.

24279 vinifera Mart. wine-bearing £ CD or 40 Maranh. 1823. S r.r.i Mart. palm. ic.

2782. GEO'NOMA W. GEONOMA.

24280 Spix/nwa Mart. Spix's

24281 SchotUVma Lo. C. Schott's

24282 pinnatifrons W. pinnate-leaved £

24283 simplicifrons W. simple-leaved

24284 acaiilis Mart. stemless

24285 macrostachys Mart, long-spiked

2783. SMI'LAX L. SMILAX.

(Geonomos, skilled in agriculture ; propagation.) Palmes. 6. — 13.

fCDor 15
CD or

... Pk

Brazil

1824.

S

r.m

Mart.

palm. ic.

... Ap

Brazil

1820.

S

r.m

... Ap

Caraccas

1821.

S

r.m

... Ap

Trinidad

1818.

S

r.m

... Ap

Brazil

1823.

s

r.m

Mart.

palm. ic.

... Ap

Brazil

1823.

s

r.m

Mart.

palm. ic.

24286 aspera L.

2 auriculata

24287 nlgra W.

24288 catalonica Pair.

24289 mauritanica Pair.

24290 exc«51sa L.

24291 horrida Desf.

24292 zeylanica L.

24293 quadrangularisMM

24294 longifolia Rich.

24295 Sarsaparilla L.

24296 Watsbnz Swt.
longifblia Wat.

24297 brasiliensis Spr.

24298 hastata W.

24299 lanceolkta Walt.

24500 China L.

24301 acuminata W.

24302 gla6ca Walt.

24303 australis R. Br.

24304 rotundifblia L.

24305 teurifblia L.

24306 syphilitica Hum.

24307 iamnoldes L.

24308 caduca L.

24309 havan^nsis Jac.

24310 ovalifblia Rox.

24311 maculata Rox.

24312 bona n6x L.

24313 prolifera Rox.

24314 glabra Rox.

24315 Alplm W.

24316 latiftlia R. Br.

24317 cumanensis W.

24318 herbacea L.

24319 peduncularis MM,

24320 Pseudo-china L.

24321 canariensis W.

24322 glycyphy

24323 puber MX.

24324 rubens Wat.

24325 virginica Mil.

2784. TA'MUS L.

24326 communis L.

24327 cretica L.

(Smile, a scraper
I. ACULEA'T*:. •
i. ANGULA^JE. -
rough, Bindweed^ un 8
ear-leaved JL un 8
U&ck-berried JL un 8
Catalonian JL un 8
Mauritanian JL un 8

tall fi_ i | un 12

horrid JL un 8

Ceylon i. CD un 10

square-stalked JL un 6
long-leaved fl_ CD un 10
Sarsaparilla JL m 4
Watson's J. m 4

; stems rough from prickles.)
— Stem prickly.
- Stem angular. '
a W.G S. Europe 1648.

s W.G S. Europe 1648.

s Y.G Spain 1817.

Y.G Catalonia 1817.

Y.G Mauritania 1820.

W.G Syria 1739.

Y.G N. Amer. 1820.
... W.G E.Indies 1778.
jn.jl W.G N. Amer. 1812.
my.jl G.w Cayenne 1820.
jl.au W.G N. Amer. 1664.
jl.au W.G N. Amer. 1811.

s

au.o
au.s
au.s

Smilaccce. 40.— 70.

Sks.p Schk. han. 3.328

Sks.p Pluk. al. 110.3

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p

BUX.C. 1.27

Sks.p
Sks.p
Skp.l
Sks.P
C p.l
Sks.p
Sks.l

Ru. am. 5. 161
Den. br. 109

Den. br. Ill
Den. br. 110

Brazil 4. CD un 6 jl.s Y.G Brazil 1820.

hastate JL un ... jl.au Y.G Carolina 1820.

spear-leaved JL un 5 my.jn G.w N. Amer. 1785.
ii. TERETICAU'LES. — Stems terete.

China
'acuminate

glaucous-teflverfJL un
southern fl_ I I un

round-leaved ft. un
Laurel-leaved
syphilitic
Tamnus-like
deciduous

L. CD m 6 ; ...
JL CD un 10 jn.au
my.jl

Havannah
oval-leaved
spotted

2

6

6 jl.au

JL un 5 jl
fl_CDm 10 ...
JL A un 6 jn.jl
un 6 jn.jl
fi. CD un 10 jLau
£_ CD un 10
i. l | un 6

W.G
Y.G
G.w
W.G
W.G
W.G

Y.G
W.G
W.G
Y.G
Y.G

China 1759.
W. Indies 1824.
N. Amer. 1811.
N. S. W. 1815.
N. Amer. 1760.
N. Amer. 1739.
Trinidad 1818.
N. Amer. 1739.
N. Amer. 1759.
Havannah 1823.
E. Indies 1823.

Y.G i Nepal 1823.

good night

proliferous

smooth

Alpini's

broad-leaved

Cumana

herbaceous

II. INE'RMES. — Stems unarmed.
L ANGULAV.E. — Stems angular.

JL un 6 jn.jl W.G N. Amer. 1739.
CD un 10 ... Y.G E. Indies 1819.
Y.G E. Indies 1820.
Y.G Greece 1820.
N. Holl.
Cumana

CDun 10
JL un 6 jn.au

G.w N. Holl. 1791.
Y.G Cumana 1818.
G N. Amer.

un 8

I I un 10

A un 4 jl

ii. TERETICAU'LES. — Stems terete.

/on#-peduncled JL A un 6 my.jl G.w N. Amer. 1812.

BastardChinesefl | un 6 my.jn G.w S. Amer. 1739.

l_J un 5 jl.au Y.G Tenerifte 1816.

Ljun 6 ... G.w N. S. W. 1815.

downy JL un 5 ... G.w N. Amer. 1806.

red JL un 6 jl G.w N. Amer. 1812.

Virginian JL un 6 ... Y.a Virginia

Canary

11. JLC.

icled JL
inesefl_

Sk s.p

Sks.p Pluk. al. 111. 2

Sks.p Cat. car. 2. 84

Sks.p Kaem.782

Sk s.p PI. ic. 83

Sk p.l Bot. mag. 1846

Sk s.p

Sks.p

Sk s.p Cat. car. 1. 1

Sks.p

Sk s.p Cat. car. 1. 52

Sk s.p

Sks.p Jac. am. 179. 102

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p Pluk. al. 111. 1 ,

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sks.p Bot. mag. 1920

Skp.l

Sk p.l SI. jam. 1. 143. 1

Sks.P

Sks.p

Sks.p

Sk p.l Den. br. 108

Sks.P

BLACK BRYONY. (Name of Columella to a plant resembling a vine.) Tameae. 2.—
common J£ A m 10 my.au G England hed. R s.p Eng. bot.91

Cretan ^ A un 5 jl.au G Candia 1739. R p.l

400

DICECIA HEXANDRIA

CLASS XXII.

2785. TESTUDINA^RI A Burc. ELEPHANT'S FOOT. (Testudo, tortoise ; outside of roots resembling.) Diosc. 2.

24328 elephantipes Burc. com., eleph. foot & iAI cu 8 jl.au Y C. G. H. 1774. R p.l Bot. mag. 13*7
Tamus elephantipes Herit.

24329 montana Burc. mountain

_k lAl cu 8 jl.au

C. G. H. 1816. R p.l

2786. RAJA^NIA L. RAJANIA. (John Ray, a distinguished English naturalist.) Dioscdreee. 3. —14

24330 cordata L. cordate-leaved fi_ (23 un 6 jl G W. Indies 1786. R p.l PI. ic. 84. 98

24331 hastata L. hastate _| G3 un 20 jl.au Y.o W. Indies 1822. R p.l PI. ic. 155 1

24332 quinquefblia L. five-leaved _& G3 un 20 jl.au Y.G W. Indies 1818. R p.l PI. ic. 155. 2

2787. DIOSCCTR£^ L. YAM. (Pedacius Dioscorides, a Greek physician.)
I. DIVISIFOLIJE. — Leaves divided.
24333 pentaphylla L. five-leaved & C3 cul 10 ... G E. Indies 1768.
2*334 triphylla L. three-leaved A (Z3 un 8 ... G Malabar 1820.
24335 trifoliata Kth. trifoliate A CZ3 un 4 Trinidad 1819.

Dioscbre<e. 32. —53.

R r.m R. mal. 7. 35
R r.m Ru. am. 5. 128
R r.m

II.

Lc

>BAT.&;F£

LI.E. — Le

aves M

led.

24336 quinqueloba Thun.

five-lobed

A

iAI un

4

G.w

Japan

1822.

R

r.m

Kasm. ic.

15

24337 brasiliensis W.

Brazilian

A

(23 esc

8 ...

G

Brazil

1823.

R

r.m

24338 trifida L.

trifid

IAI un

4

Trinidad

1818.

R

r.m

24339 heterophylla Rox.

variable-leaved

A

fA] un

4

G'.'W

E. Indies

1818.

R

r.m

III.

C

3KDIFOL

IJE. — Lea

vescorc

late.

24340 aculeata L.

prickly-stmd

LAI cul

10 ...

G

E. Indies

1803.

R

r.m

R. mal. 7

37

24341 alata L.

•wing-stalked

^

G3 cul

15 ...

G

India

1739.

R

r.m

R. maL 7.

38

24342 bulbifera L.

bulb-bearing

^r

(23 esc

12 jl.au

G .

E. Indies

1692.

R

r.m

Par. Ion.

17

24343 leonensis G. Don

Sierra Leone

A

IAI un

10 jl

W

S. Leone

1822.

R

r.m

24344 Nummularia Lam.

Moneywort

A

[23 un

10 ...

E. Indies

1820.

R

r.m

Ru. am. 5

162

24345 crispata Rox.

curled

(23 un

5 ...

W.G

E. Indies

1818.

R

r.m

24346 angulna Rox.

snake

l&

IAI un

10 ...

E. Indies

1803.

R

r.m

24347 pulch611a Rox.

neat

A

23 un

10 ...

E. Indies

1818.

R

r.m

24348 atropurpurea Rox.
24349 globusa Rox.

dark-purple
globose

|

iAi un
[AJ un

10 ...

10

D.P

G.w

E. Indies
E. Indies

1820.
1818.

R
R

r.m
r.m

24350 fascicuiata Rox.

fascicled

IA1 un

10 ...

G.w

E. Indies

1817.

R

r.m

24351 glabra Rox.

smooth

!&

LAI un

10 ...

G.w

E. Indies

1803.

R

r.m

24352 sativa L.

com., cultivatec

A

(23 clt

20 au

G

W. Indies

1733.

R

r.m

R.mal.8.

51

24353 rubella Rox.

reddish

(23 un

6

R

E. Indies

1803.

R

r.m

24354 purptirea Rox.

purple

&

IAJ un

8

P

E. Indies

1803.

R

r.m

24355 nepalensis Swt.

Nepal

J^

!Ai un

6

G.w

Nepal

1816.

R

r.m

24356 piperi folia Jfom.

Pepper-leaved

A

IA] un

6

G.w

S. Amer.

1817.

R

r.m

24357 coriacea #«wz.

leathery

J^-

(23 un

8

G

S. Amer.

1818.

a

r.m

24358 scabra Hum.

scabrous

J^

(23 un

10

G.w

Orinoco

1817.

R

r.m

24359 altissima Lam.

tallest

A

I 1 un

20

G

Martiniq.

1821.

R

r.m

PL ic. 117

1

24360 angustifolia Lam.

narrow-leaved

^

LAI un

10

G

Peru

1821.

B

r.m

24361 villbsa L.

villous

>^

A un

3 au

R

N. Amer.

1752.

R

s.p

Jac. ic. 3.

626

24362 quaternata *Fa#.

four-leaved

A

A un

3 au

R

N. Amer. 1811.

R

s.p

24363 oppositifolia L.

IV. OBLONGIFOLLE. — Leaves oblong.
opposite-leaved A (23 un 6 ... G ET Indies 1803.

24364 cinnamomifbliaflboAr. Cinnamon-lvd& El or 6 n

G.Y Rio Jan. 1827.

R s.p Pet. g. 31. 6
R s.p Bot. mag. 2825

2788. CCXCCULUS Bauh. COCCULUS. (Coccus, syst. name of cochineal; scarlet berries.) Menisp. 12.— 50.

24365 /aurifblius Dec.

24366 villosus Dec.

2 hirsiitus Dec.

24367 orbiculatus Dec.

24368 palmatus Dec.

24369 crispus Dec.

24370 tomentosus Col.

24371 incanus Col.

24372 Plukenet«Dec. Plukenet"'s
Menispennum C6i

24373 suberbsus Dec.

24374 cordifdlius Dec.

24375 rotundifblius Dec.

2789. COSCI'NIUM Col. COSCINIUM. (Koskinion, a little sieve ; cotyledons perforated.) Menispfrmacea:. I.

24376 fenestratum Col. windowed fi_ Q or 10 ... Y.G Ceylon 1800. R Lp Gae. fr. 1. 46. 2
Menisp£rmum fenestratum Gae.

2790. TILIAC&RA Col. TILIACORA. (TUiakora, its name in Bengal.) Menispermaceec. 1.

24377 racembsa Col. racemose g_ I I or 20 ... Y E. Indies 1800. R r.m
Menispennum polycarpon Rox.

I. OBLONGIF&LII. — Leaves oblons, ovate, or oval.

Laurel-leaved

§or

10

W.G

E. Indies

1816.

R

Lp

Deless. 1. 97

villous

or

6

G.Y

E. Indies

1800.

R

Lp

Plu. am. 384. 3

hairy

or

6

...

G.Y

E. Indies

1800.

It

Lp

Plu. am. 384. 7

II. Co

RDIFOLIL -

-Le,

ives a

t base i

Cordate.

round-leaved

6

G.Y

E. Indies

1790.

R

l.p

Pluk. al. 384. 6

palmate

JL I 1 QJI

10

..."

W.G

E. Indies

1800.

R

1 P

As. res. 10. 5.385

curled

fl C — 1 or

20

...

W.G

E. Indies

1822

R

1 p

Ru. am. 5. 44. 1

woolly

a 1 1 QY

10

W.G

E. Indies

1819.

R

Lp

hoary

fl_ Q or

10

W.G

E. Indies

1820.

R

l.p

Lin. tr. 13. 6. 1

kenet's, qfficina,
ulus W.

>$_ r~")m

10

•"

G.Y

E. Indies

1790.

R

Lp

Plk. m. 345. 2

Cork-barked

i_ i~"lor

20

...

W.G

E. Indies

1800.

R

l.p

Gae. fr. 1. 70. 1

cordate-leaved

20

...

W.G

E. Indies

1820.

R

Lp

R. mal. 7. 21

round-leaved

fL 1 lor

20

...

W.G

1820.

R

Lp

2791. MA^BA Forst. MABA.

24378 6uxif61ia Pers. Box-leaved
Ferrebla ftuxifblia Rox.

24379 laurina R. Br. , Laurel-leaved * i_J or

(Its name in Tonga-Tabu.) Ebenacece. 2. — 9.

CD pr 1J ... Y E. Indies 1810. C s.p Rox. cor. 1. 45

2792. CHAMJELI'RIUM W. CHAM^LIRIUM.
24380 carolinianum W. Carolina £ A or

Feratrum luteumL. Helbnias lutea B. M.

3 jl.au ... N. Holl.
(Chamai, ground, leirion, lily.)

C s.p

Melanthaceee. I.

_ jLau Y "N. Amer. 1759. D p.l Bot mag. 1062
dioica Ph. .Melanthium densum Lam.

ORDER IX.

DICECIA DECANDRIA.

401

CLASS XXI I. ORDER 7.
DIOZVCIA OCTA'NDRIA.

*2793. PO'PULUS L. POPLAR. (Paipallo, to shake ; easily by wind.) Amen&cecB.

24.—

24381 alba L. white, Abele Tree %

tm

40

mr.ap

Ap

Britain moi.w.

Sk

CO

Eng. bot. 1618

21:382 nivea W. snow-white

or

40

mr.ap

Ap

S. Europe 1800.

C

CO

24383 h^brida Bieb. hybrid

or

40

mr.ap

Ap

Caucasus 1816.

c

CO

24>84 canescens SOT. canescent $

tm

40

mr.ap

Ap

England wat.pl.

Sk

CO

Eng. bot. 1619

24,385 trepida W. trembling, Americ. f

tm

30

...

Ap

N. Amer. 1812.

C

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 8. 1

tremuloides MX.

24386 trtSmula L. trembling, Aspen %

tm

50

mr.ap

Ap

Britain moi.w.

Skco

Eng. bot. 1909

pendula Duroi

24387 laevigata H. K. smooth $

tm

80

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1769.

G

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 11

canadensis MX.

24388 viminea Desf. twiggy *£

or

40

mr.ap

Ap

Canada 1820.

C

CO

24389 marilandica Bosc Maryland $

or

70

mr.ap

Ap

Maryland 1824.

C

CO

24390 gra^ca //. A:. Greek, Athenian *£

tm

40

mr.ap

Ap

Archipel. 1779.

C

CO

Duh. ar. 184. 54

24391 nlgra L. black

tm

30

mr.ap

Ap

Britain wat.pl.

C

CO

Eng. bot. 1910

24392 Aetulifblia Ph. Birch-lvd, Bk Amer. %

tm

40

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. ...

c

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 10. 1

hudsonica MX.

24393 dilatata H. K. diluted, Lombardy *£

tm

70

mr.ap

Ap

Italy 1758.

c

CO

fastigiata Desf.

«•

24394 monilifera H. K. necklace-bearing ^

tm

70

my

Ap

Canada 1772.

c

CO

Den. br. 102

24395 grandidentata MX. large-toothed *f

tm

70

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1772.

c

CO

2 pendula MX. pendulous

or

40

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1820.

c

CO

24396 acladesca Lindl. twigless, Bk Italian^

tm

70

my

Ap

N. Amer. ...

c

CO

24397 angulata //. K. angular, Carolina^

tm

80

mr

Ap

Carolina 1738.

c

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 302. 12

24398 balsamifera L. balsam-bearing $

tm

70

ap

Ap

N. Amer. 1692.

c

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 13. 1

Tacamahaca Mil.

24399 suaveolens Fis. sweet-scented %

or

70

mr.ap

Ap

Russia 1825.

c

c

24400 longifolia Fis. long-leaved ¥
24401 macrophylla Lindl. long-lvd,Ontario*E
24402 candicans H. K. whitish, heart-lvd *£

or 40
tm 70
tm 50

mr.ap
mr

AP
Ap
Ap

Siberia 1826.
N. Amer. 1820.
N. Amer. 1772.

c
c
c

c

c

CO

Cat. car. 1. 34

canadensis Moen.

24403 heterophylla L. various-leaved ^

tm

70

ap.my

Ap

N. Amer. 1765.

c

CO

Mic. ar. 3. 9

cordifulia Burg.

24404 supina Lo. C. supine $

or

mr.ap

Ap

N. Amer.?1824.

c

CO

CLASS XXII. ORDER 8.
DICEVCIA ENNEA'NDRIA.

2794. MERCURIA^LIS L. MERCURY. (Mercury discovered the virtues of this plant ) Euphorbiacete. 5.— 7.

1 ap.my G Britain woods. D s 1 Eng. bot 1872

24405 perennis L.

24406 ambigua L.fiL

24407 annua L.

24408 clliptica L.

24409 tomentosa L.

perennial

doubtful

annual

elliptic-leaved

woolly

O un 1 jl.au G

Owl jl.s G

| un 1 my.jl G

un 1 jl.s G

Spain 1806. S co L. f. dec. 1. 8

Britain rub. S co Eng. bot. 559

Portugal 18U2. C co Yen. eels 12

Spain 1640. C co

2795. HYDRO'CHARIS L. FROG-BIT. (Hydor, water, charts, grace ; pretty.) Hydrocharideee. I.

24410 morsus ranae L. com., frog's bite ^ A cu £ jn.jl W Britain dit. Skco Eng. bot 808

2796. TRI'PLARIS L. TRIPLARIS. (Triplex, triple ; parts of fructification in threes.) Polygdneee. 1. — 2.

24411 americana L. American £ CD tm 40 ... Pa.Y S. Amer. 1824. C r.m Aub. gui. 37

CLASS XXII. ORDER 9.
DICEVCIA DECA'NDRIA.

2797. CORIA^RIA L. CORIARIA.

24412 wzyrtifblia L. Myrtle-leaved

24413 sarment&sa Forst. twiggy

(Coriutn, a hide ; used in tanning.) Coriariece. 2. — 7.

k or 6 my.au G S. Europe 1629. L co Den. br. 103
k | | cu 3 my.au G N. Zeal. 1823. C co Bot. mag. 2470

2798. KIGGELA^R/^ L.

24414 africana L. African

24415 integrifolia Jac. entire-leaved

KIGGELARIA. (Francis Kiggelar, a Dutch bot. author.) Kiggelariece. 2.
llor 10 my.jn W.o C. G. H. 1683. C s.l Lam. il. 821
i | or 10 my.jn \V.o C. G. H. 1683. C s.l Jac. ic. 3. 628

* 2799. SCHPNUS L.

24416 Molle L,

24417 virgata Suit.

SCHINUS. (The Greek name for Pistacia Lentiscus.) Terebinthacea;. 2. —6.
Molle, Peruvian* i_J or 12 jl.au G Peru 1597. L r.m Mil. ic. 2. 246
twiggy il l_J or 8 my.jl G Lima 1822. C p.l

2800. GYMNO'CLADUS Lam. GYMNOCLADUS. (Gymnos, naked, klados, twig; appearance.) Leg.C&s.Cas. 1.

24418 canadensis Lam. Canadian ± or 20 ... W Canada 1748. R s.l Mic. am. 2. 51

2801. C A'RICA L. PAPAW TREE. (Erroneously supposed to be a native of Caria.) Cucurbitacece ? 6.

24419 Pap^a L. cowzwon,Papaya« CD cul 20 jl G India 1690. S r.m Bot reg. 459

24420 citriformis Jac. Orange-formed f CD or 20 ... W.G Lima 1820. S r.m

24421 pyrifdrmis W. Pear-formed 1 D or 20 ...... Guinea 1823. S r.m

D d

402

DICECIA POLYANDRIA.

CLASS XXII.

24422 cauliflbra Jac.

24423 spinbsa W.
digitata Aub.

24424 microcarpa Jac.
2 monoica Desf.

stem-flowering J I I or 20

prickly

small-fruited
monoecious

[Dor

JCZI or 20
CZI or 20 ...

G Caraccas 1806. S r.m Jac. sc. 3. 311

W.G Guiana 1821. S r.m Aub.gui.346

W.o Caraccas 1806. S r.m Jac. sc. 3. 309, 10

W.G 1818. S r.m

CLASS XXII. ORDER 10.

DICEVCIA DODECA'NDRIA.

2802. XTRATIO^TES L. WATER SOLDIER. (Stratos, army ; sword- like leaves.) Hydrockaride&. 1. — 2.
24425 aloldes L. Aloe-like ^ A el 2 jn.jl W England dit. Sk l.p Eng. hot. 379

2803 HY^ENA'NCHE H.K. HYJENA POISON. (Hycena, hysena, agcho, to strangle ; poisons.) EuphorUhcece. 1.

244i>6 globr-sa H. K. globose * | 1 or 8 ap.s W.G C. G. H. 1783. C l.p Lamb. ci. 52. 10

Toxicodendron capense Thun.

2804. EUCLE^A L. EUCLEA.

24427 racembsa L. racemose, round-lvd

24428 undulata Thun. \vave-leaved * | | or

(EuMeia, glory ; neat evergreen foliage.)
or 5 n.d

Euphorbiacete. 2.

C. G. HT 1772. C p.l Jac. fr. 3. 1. 5
C. G. H. 1794. C p.l

2805. DATI'SCA W.

24429 cannabina L.

24430 hirta L.

DATISCA. (Meaning unknown.) Dutisce<z. 2. — 3.

Hemp-like ^ A or 4 jl.s Y Candia 1640. D co Alp. ex.
hairy ^ A or 4 jn.jl G.Y Pennsylv. 1826. D co

* 2806. MENISPE'RMUM L. MOON SEED. (Mene, moon, sperma, seed ; crescent-shaped.) Menisper. 5.—1.

j! or 10 jn.jl G.Y N. Amer. 1691. R s.p Bot. mag. 1910
$ or 10 jn.jl W.Y Dahuria 1810. K s.p Deless. 1. 100
j; or 20 jn.jl G.Y N. Amer. 1732. R s.p Di. el. 178. 219
J_ | or 10 ... G.Y Carolina 1776. R l.p Jac. ic. 3. 629

244L>1 canadense L. Canadian

24432 danricum Dec. Daurian

24433 virginicum W. Virginian

24434 smilacinum Dec. Smilax-like
Cissampelos smilacina W.

24435 Lyom Ph. Lyon's

or 10 jn.jl W.G N. Amer. 1823. R s.p

2807. ABITTA Aub.
24436 rufescens Aub.

ABUTA.
rufescent

(Abutua, its name in Guiana)
fl_ I I or 10 ... G.Y Guiana

Menispermdcea:. 1. — 2.
320. R l.p Aub. gui. 2. 250

CLASS XXII. ORDER 11.

DIGEVCIA ICOSA'NDRIA.

2808. PEVMUS Pers. PEUMUS.
24437 fragrans Pers. fragrant

(Peumo, its Chilian name.) Urticees. L

CD fra 30 Chile 1824. C p.l Feu. ch. 3. 6

2809. GELO^NIUM Rox. GELONIUM. (Meaning unknown.) Euphorbiacets. 3.

24438 bifarium Rox. i'-ranked-teamf* CD un 6 jn.au Ap E. Indies 1793. C p.l

24439 fasciculatum Rox. fascicled * Q un 6 ... Ap E. Indies 1818. C p.l

24440 lanceolatum Rox. lance-leaved H LH un 6 jn.au Ap E. Indies 1818. C p.l

2810. ROTTLETR4 Rox. ROTTLERA. (Rev. Dr. Rattier, a Danish missionary.) Euphorbiacets. 3.— 10.

24441 tinctoria Rox. dyer's * Q un 15 ... Ap E. Indies 1810. C p.l Rox. cor. 2. 168

24442 brasiliensis Spr. Brazilian « O un 5 ... Ap Brazil 1827. C p.l

24443 paniculata Jac. pamcled * Q un 4 ... Ap Ceylon 1823. C p.l
Croton paniculata Lam.

CLASS XXII. ORDER 12.

DIOTCIA POLYA'NDRIA.

fr 12 jn.jl W

Madagasc.1775. C p.l

fr 15

... W

Guinea 1780. C p.l

fr 4

... W

E. Indies 1804. C p.l

fr 10

... W

E. Indies 1800. C p.l

or 20

... w

E. Indies 1819. C p.l

or 6

... w

E. Indies 1816. C l.p

or 12

w

E. Indies 1820. C l.p

or 4

... w

C. G. H. 1816. C l.p

2811. FLACOU'RT/^ Herit. FLACOURTIA. (Etienne de Flacourt, a French botanist.) Flacourtian^. 8.

24444 Ramontchi Herit. Ramontchi ft r~l fr 12 jn.jl W Madagasc.1775. C p.l Her. st. 59. 30

24445 flav^scens W. flavescent-^wrf

24446 cataphracta Rox. all-armed

24447 sapida Rox. well-tasted, esculent * Q f r 10 ... W E. Indies 1800. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 1

24448 inermis Rox. unarmed f

24449 sepiaria Rox. hedge *

24450 rotundilolia Rox. round-leaved *

24451 rhamnoldes Sure. Rhamnus-like *

2812. CLIFFO'RT/^ L. CLIFFORTIA. (G. Cliffort, of Holland, first patron of Linnaeus.) Rosucece. 16.— 24.
1. MULTINE'RVLE. — Leaflets solitary, at base, many nerved ; stipules simple, but rather with a leaflet on

both sides, stipulate, joined into one.

24452 ilicif61ia L. Ilex-leaved tt i | or 3 my.s G C. G. H. 1714. C p.l Di. eL 31. 35

24453 cordifolia Lam. heart-leaved * |_J or 3 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1820. C p.l

24454 tridentata W. three-toothed * ( | or 3 my.s G.w C. G. H. ... C p.l

24455 mscifolia L. Ruscus-leaved at i | or 3 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1752. C p.l H. cl. 31

II. DicH6pTERfi. — Leaves at first sight solitary, one nerved ; stipules bifid, or rather leaflets bistipulate
trifoliate ; lateral leaflets small, dentiform.

24456 cuneata H. K. wedge-leaved * i_J or 3 ap G.w C. G. H. 1787. C p.l

ORDER XIII.

DICECIA MONADELPHIA.

403

C p.l
C p.l
C p.l

III. TENUiFbLiJE. — Leaflets three, subulate, linear, or oblong ; stem ones often all abortive,

in bundles in the axill of the stipules.
24457 strobilifera L. strobiliferous * (_J or 3 iny.jn G.w ...... 1818. C p.l Pluk. al. 27 S. 2

24468 ericaetolia L. Heath-leaved * i_J or 3 jLs G.w C. G. H. 1799.

24459 sarment5sa L. twiggy * |_J or 4 jn.au W C. G. H. 1793.

244GO faleata L. falcate * i_J or 3 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1818.

IV. LATIF5LLE. — Leaflets three, oval or obcordate, dissimilar; stipules small; lateral leaflets stipuliform.

24461 ternata L. ternate * i_J or 3 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1818. C p.l H. cl. 82

24462 trifoliata L. three-leaved « i _ | or 10 ap.jl G.w C. G. H. 1752. C p.l Pluk. al. 319. 4
244(33 obcordata L. obcordate-/w/ * i_J or 3 jn.au G.w C. G. H. 1790. C p.l

24464 obllqua Spr. oblique *i _ | or 3 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 181fi. C p.l

V. BiFOUAVjE. — Stipules smalls leaflets opposite, bmate, from the middle one being abortive, lateral ones

larger ; petioles none.
244S5 crenata L. notched-leaved « i _ | or 3 jl.au G.w C. G. H. 1791. C p.l

24466 pulchella L. beautiful M i _ | or 1| ap.my G.w C. G. H. 1795. C p.l

24467 cinerea Than. cinereous * i _ | or 4 jn.jl G.w C. G. H. 1800. C p.l

2813. CY^CAS L.

24468 circinalis L.

24469 revoluta Thun.

24470 glauca Lk.

24471 squarrijsa Lo. C.

24472 angulata R. Br.

CYCAS. (Greek name of a palm said to grow in Ethiopia.) Cycudece. 5 — 7.

round-teamed £ CD cu 3 ... Ap E. Indies 1700. Sk r.m R. mal. 3. 13. 21

revolute-leaved £ CD cu 3 jl.au Ap China 1737. Sk r.m Lin. tr. 6. 29

glaucous £ CD or 4 ... Ap E. Indies 1818. Sk r.m

rough £ CD or 4 ... Ap E. Indies 1824. Sk r.m

angulate £ CD or 4 ... Ap N. Holl. 18*4. Sk r.m

2814. ZAXMIA L. ZAMIA. (Zamia, loss ; sterile appearance of male fructification.) CycMece. 21. —
I. UNILOCULA^RES. — Leaflets confluent with the rachis; anthers one-celled.

24473 pungens H. K.

pricking

£

CDcu*

10

...

Ap

C. G. H. 1775.

Sk l.p

Til. pis. 129. 45

24474 latifulia Lo. C.

broad-leaved

6

...

Ap

......

Skp.l

24475 prunifera Lo. C.
24476 repanda Lo. C.

plum-bearing
repand

I

§or
or

14
6

Ap
Ap

Skp.l
Skp.l

24477 cycadifolia Jac.

Cycas-leaved

1 | CU

3

...

Ap

c. G'.'H. 1775.

Skl.p

Jac. fr. 1. 25, 26

24478 caffra Thun.

Caffrarian

£

CD or

4

•••>

Ap

C. G. H. ...

Skp.l

24479 lanuginbsa Jac.

woolly

£

| | CU

3

...

Ap

C. G. H. 1812.

Skp.l

Jac. fr. 27, 28

24480 longifblia Jac.

long-leaved

tf

| | CU

7

Ap

C. G. H. 1818.

Skp.l

Jac. fr. 29

24481 tridentata W.

three-toothed

£

| | CU

2

...

Ap

C. G. H. 1814.

Sk p.l

24482 Cycadis W.

Cycas-like

£

1 — 1 cu

3

...

Ap

C. G. H. 1775.

Skp.l

Th. up. 2. 5

24483 spiralis Jac.

spiral

$

I 1 cu

3

jl.au

An

N. S. W. 1796.

Sk p.l

24484 horrida Jac.

horrid

*

LJcu

5

...

Ap

C. G. H. 1800.

Skp.l

Jac. fr. 27. 27, 28

24485 spinbsa Lo. C.

spiny

£

CD or

5

...

Ap

Skp.l

II.

BlLOCULA^RES. -

-L

eafletsj

oint

ed at tt

'le base

y anthers two-eel

led.

24486 angustifblia Jac.

narrow-leaved

\ \ cu

jl.au

Ap

Bahama I. ...

Sk p.l

Jac. ic. 3. 636

24487 tenuis W.

slender

£

CD or

1

Ap

Bahama I. ...

Skp.l

24488 media Jac.

intermediate

t

CDcu

2

jl.au

Ap

W. Indies ...

Skp.l

Bot. mag. 1838

24489 debilis H. K.

weak, long-lvd

f

f | CU

1

jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1777.

Skp.l

Bot. cab. 1;"5

24490 integrifblia H.K.

entire-lvd, dwar

f£

1 1 cu

2

jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1768.

Skp.l

Bot mag. 1851

24491 pygmae^a j?. M.

pygmy

£

1 — 1 cu

1

my

Ap

W. Indies ...

Sk p.l

Bot. mag. 1741

24492 furfuracea H. K.

furfuraceous

I

CD cu

3

jl.au

Ap

W. Indies 1691.

Skp.l

Bot. mag. 1969

24493 pumila L.

dwarf

1

| | CU

Ap

C. G. H. 1812.

Skp.l

Bot. mag. 2006

2815. LODOFCR4 Com. LODOICEA.
24494 sechellarum Lab. Sechelles
Cbcos maldivica Gm.

(Laodice, the daughter of Priamus and Hecuba.) Pdlmce. 1.
CD or 80 ...... Sechelles ... S p.l Bot. mag. 2734

[to 2738

2816. PHYTE'LEPHAS R. % P. PHYTELEPHAS.
24495 macrocarpa R. fyP. long-fruited * CD or

(Phyton, plant, elephas, ivory.) Pandanets. 1.— 2.
, ... ... Peru 1822. S p.l

2817. TRE'WjM L. TREWIA. (C. J. Trew, of Nuremberg, hot. author.) Euphorbiacea:. 1.— 2

24496 nudifl6ra L. naked-flowered * CD or 6 E. Indies 1796. C p.l R. mal. 1. 42

macrophylla Roth

CLASS XXI I. ORDER IS.
DIOTCIA MONADE'LPHIA.

2818. LATA^NIA Com. BOURBON PALM. (Latanier, its name in Bourbon.) Palmee. 3.

24497 rubra Jac. red i CD or 15 ... G.w Mauritius 1788. S co Jac. fr. 13. 8

24498 borbonica Lam. com., Bourbon i I I or 20 ... G.w Bourbon 1816. S co Jac. fr. 11. 1
chinc-nsis Jac.

24499 glaucophylla Lo. C. glaucous-lvd £ CD or 15 ... G.w E. Indies 1823. S s.l

2819. tfU'SCUS L. BUTCHER'S BROOM.

24500 aculeatus L. prickly tt.
2 laxus L. Tr. loose tt.

24501 hypophyllum L. leaf under leaf «.

24502 hypoglussum L. tongue under tonguett.

24503 androgynus L. hermaphrodite |_ i | or

24504 volhbilis Thun. twining |_

24505 reticulatus Thun. netted fl_

24506 racembsus L. racemose «-

2820. AE A UCA-RIA R. & P. ARAUCARIA. (Araucanos, its name in Chile.) Coniferce. 2. —3.

24507 imbricata R. % P. imbricated j i_J tm 150 ... Ap Chile 1796. S p.l Lamb.pi.2.9.4.B
Colymbea quadrifaria Sal.

24508 brasiliana Lamb. Brazilian i i | tm 100 ... Ap Brazil 1819. S p.l Lamb. pi. 2.12. 5

2821. ALTI'NG/^ Nor. ALTINGIA. (Alting, some obscure German botanist ?) Conifera:. 2.
245096X^183.?^. tall ll i or 100 ... Ap Norfolk 1. 1796. S p.l Lamb.pi.1.39,40

Araucaria excelsa H. K.

24510 Cunningham? G.Don Cunningham's^ t | or SO

Dd 2

(Beits,
or
or
or
or
Jor
Jor
Jor
or

box, kelem, holly, Celt. ; box-holly.) Smilacece. 7.
jn.d G England thick. Sk co Eng. bot. 560
ja.jn G Portugal ... Sk co
my.jn G Italy 1640. Sk co Bot. mag. 2049
ap.my G Italy 1596. Sk co Schk. han.3. 340
ap.my G.w Canaries 1713. Skp.l Bot. mag. 1898
ap.my G C. G. H. 1816. Sk p.l
ap.my G C. G. H. 1816. Sk p.l
jn G.Y Portugal 1713. Sk co Den.br. 145

Ap N. Holl. 1824. S p.l

404

DICECIA MONADELPHIA. CL. XXII. OR. XIII.

2822. JUNl'PERUS L. JUNIPER. (Juneprus, rough or rude, Celt.

24511 thurifera L. frankincense-bearing* or 10 my.jn Ap

24512 bermudianu L. Bermudas, Cedar f_ | tin 20 my.jn Ap

; stiff shrubs) Conifers. 24.— 26.

S. Europe 1752. L s.l

Bermudas 1683. S p.l Her. lug. 347

24513 chinensis L.
24514 excelsa Bieb.
24515 Sabina L.

Chinese
tall
common Savin

ft

_jor
tm
or

10
'JO
4

my.jn
my.jn

Ap
Ap

China 18U4.
Siberia 1806.
S. Europe 1548.

L
L
L

&'

s.l

2 variegata

variegated

4Kb

or

5

my.jn

Ap

Europe

I,

s.l

24516 /amariseifolia HM

t. Tamarisk-lvd

*

or

4

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1562.

L

s.l

24517 cracovia Lo. C.

Cracow

it

or

4

my.jn

Ap

1820.

L

S.1

24518 squamata D. Don

scaled

»

or

-1

my.jn

Ap

Nepal 1824.

L

s.l

24519 prostrata MX.

prostrate

St.

or

3

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. ...

S

8.1

repens Nut.

24520 daurica Pall.

Daurian

*

or

8

jn.au

Ap

Dauria 1791.

L

S.l

Bot. rep. 534

24521 virginikna L. Virginian, Red Cedar±

tm

30

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1664.

S

s.p

Mic. ar. 3. 5

carol iniana Duroi

2 humilis

humble

£fc

or

12

my.jn

Ap

N. Amer. 1800.

L

s.l

24522 canad^nsis Fis.

Canadian

1

or

&0

my.jn

Ap

Canada 1820.

L

s.l

24523 communis L.

common

ii

tm

15

my.jn

Ap

Britain heaths.

S

s.l

Eng. bot. 1110

24524 suecica Mil.

Swedish

£|

or

15

my.jn

Ap

N.Europe ...

L

s.l

24525 nana W.

dwarf

Jfe

or

b

my.jn

Ap

Siberia

S

l.p

Pal.ros.2.54.A.

B

24526 sibirica Burg.
24527 recurva Ham.

Siberian
recurved

*

or
or

3
4

my.jn
my.jn

Ap
Ap

Siberia 1800.
Nepal 1817.

L
L

s.l
s.l

24528 drupacea Lab.

drupaceous

41

or

4

my.jn

Ap

Syria 1820.

L

s.l

24529 alpina Hort.

alpine

il

or

1

my.jn

Ap

Britain sc.mo.

L

s.l

24530 glauca W.

glaucous

4t

or

4

my.jn

Ap

China 1816.

L

s.l

24531 Oxycedrus L.

Sharp Cedar

41

or

15

my.jn

Ap

Spain 1739.

C

s.l

Duh. ar. 2. 12£

24532 phcenicea L.

Phoenician

il

or

15

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1683.

C

».l

Pal. ros. 2. 57

24533 If cia L.

Lycian

i&

or

10

my.jn

Ap

S. Europe 1693.

L

s.l

Pal. ros. 2. 56

24534 barbadensis L.

Barbadoes Cedar £

—lor

20

...

Ap

Florida 1811.

L

s.l

Pluk. al. 197. 4

2893. TA'XUS L.

YEW TREE.

(Toxon, a bow ; much used in making.)

Con>/er<E. S.

24535 baccata L.

common, berrie

df

or

so

f.ap

Ap

Britain m.wo.

S

CO

Eng. bot 746

2 hibernica Hook.

Irish

ji

or

12

Ap

Ireland

B

p.l

S procfimbens

procumbent

*j

or

8

f.ap'

Ap

Europe

S

CO

4 variegata

variegated

A

or

20

f.ap

Ap

Europe

S

CO

24536 canad^nsis W,

Canadian

JJ

or

120

f.ap

Ap

Canada 1800.

S

CO

24537 nucifera K&m.

nut-bearing

i

l_]or

20

Ap

China 1820.

S

CO

2824. .E'PHEDRA L. EPHEDRA. (Greek name of the herb horsetail ; resembling.) Conifers.

24538 distachya L. two-spiked il cu 2 jn.jl Ap France 1570. L co Schk.

24539 monostachya L. one-spiked il cu 2 s.n Ap Siberia 1772. "

24540 altissima Desf. loftiest $ | cu 24 ... Ap Barbary 1825.

3.— 5.
han.3.359

L co Den. br. 142
L co Desf. all. 253

2825. CISSA'MPELOS /„. PAREIRA BRAVA ROOT. (Kissos, ivy, ampelos, vine.) Menispermucece. 6.— 28.

Amer. 1733. C s.p Lam. il. 830
Mauritius 1824. C s.p Thore j. 2, 3, 4

24541 Pareira Lam

24542 mauritiana Thou.

24543 microcarpa Dec.

24544 hirsuta Ham.

24545 Caaplba I,.

24546 cap<?nsis Than.

* jl.au
6 ...

G

Y.G

Y.G

Y.G

G

G

W. Indies 1823. C s.p

Nepal 1819.
S. Amer. 1733.

C. G. H. 1775. C p.l

C s.p

C s.p' PL ic.67.2

2S26. EXCJECA^RIA L. EXCJECARIA. (Excteco, to blind ; juice causing loss of sight.) Euphorbiucete. 3.-10.

24547 serrata H. K. savi-teaved il CD or 6 f.n W Chile 1796. C p.l

24548 agallocha L. Ceylon * CD or 5 f.n W E.Indies ISi'O. C p.l Ru. am. 2. 79. 80

24549 gbndulosa Sum. glandulous H CD or 5 f.n W Jamaica 1821. C p.l SI. jam. 2. 158. £

2827. ADEVLIA L. ADELIA. (A, prir., delos, visible; parts of fructification minute.) Euphorbiuceee. 3. — 6.

24550 Bern ardza L. Bernard de Jussieu's « CD or 6 jl.au G Jamaica 1768. C p.l

24551 Ricinella L. Ricinus-like * CD or 6 jn.au G.w Jamaica 1768. C p.l

24552 Aciddton L. pointed, spiny il CD or 3 jn.jl G.w Jamaica 1768. C p.l

2828. LOURErR^ Cav. LOUREIRA. (Father John de Loureiro, a Portug. bot. auth.) Euphorbiacece. 2.

24553 glandulosa Cav. glandulous * CD or 6 Mexico 1799. C p.l Cav.ic. 5.430

24554 cuneifblia Cav. wedge-leaved il CD «

2829. MYRI'STICA L. NUTMEG.

24555 moschata Th. true musk
officinal is L. aromatica Lam.

24556 fatua Sivz. tasteless

24557 sebifera Swx. wax-bearing
Fir ola sebifera Aub.

2830. .NEPE'NTHES L. PITCHER PLANT. (Ne, priv , penlhos, grief; qual. of original plant.) Cyt'mece. 2.-S.

24558 distillatoria L. distilling, Chinese &_ CD cu 6 ap.my G.y China 1789. C p.l Bot. mag. 2798

24559 Phyllamphora W. Pitcher-leaf £. CD cu 6 jn.au Y.G China 1820. C p.l Bot. cab. 1017
distillatbria Lod.

| or 6 jl.au W Mexico 1824. C p.l Cav.ic. 5. 429

(Myristikos, sweet smelling ; odor of fruit.) Myristlcece. 3. — 16.

f CDcltSO ... Pa. Y E. Indies 1795. C p.l Bot. mag. 2756-7

G.w Surinam 1812. C p.l Pluk. al. 250. 6

CD or 10 jl.s Y.G Guiana ... C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 345

f CD or 30

2831. CLUY'T/,4 L.

24560 alaternoldes L.

24561 polygonoides L.

24562 daphnoldes W.
245ft> ericoides Th.

24564 tenuifolia W.

24565 colifolia Jac.

24566 tomentosa L.

24567 pubescens Th.

24568 heterophylla Th.

24.169 pulchella L.

24.170 collina Rox.
24571 patula Rox.

CLIJYTIA. (Outgers Cluyt, a

Alaternus-like il i | pr

Polygonum-like* | | pr

Daphne-like il | | pr

Heath-like il i | pr

slender-leaved il i i or

Poly-leaved il i i pr

tomentose il | | pr

pubescent il i | or

variable-leaved il i | or

neat il i i pr

hill * CD pr

spreading il [ I or

Dutchman, prof. bot. Leyden.) Evphorbiitcea:. 12. — 16.

2

mr.d

W

C. G. H.

1692.

C p.l Bot. mag. 1321

2

mr.d

W

C. G. H.

1790.

C

p.l

W. h. b. 51

3

my.jn

W

C. G. H.

1731.

C

p.l

W. h. b. 52

2

ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

c

p.l

3

my.jl

W

C. G. H.

1817.

c

p.l

L2

ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1790.

c:

p.l

Jac. sc. 2. 50

3

ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1812.

c

p.l

3

ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1800.

c

3

ap.jn

W

C. G. H.

1818.

c

p'l

2

ja.jn

W

C. G. H.

1739.

c

p.l

Bot. mag. 1945

3

W

E. Indies

1807.

c

Rox cor. 2. 160

3

...

W

E. Indies

1812.

c

p.l

2. JOLLI'F/J Boj. JOLLIFIA.

(Jollif, a friend of Bojer's.)

Cucurbit acece. 1.

24572 africana Del. African $ GS cu 20 jl P Zanzibar 1895. C p.l Bot. mag.

data "

Telfairifl pedata Hook. Feuillea pedata Sm.

[2751, 2752

CL. XXIII. On. 1.

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

405

CLASS XXIII. ORDER 1.
POLYGAVMIA MONCE'CIA.

2833. PNG A Plu. INGA. (A South American name adopted by Marcgraff.) Leg.Mimbsea:. 35.— 113.

I. VEV«. — Leaves simply pinnate ; leaflets large, 2 to 9 pairs, upper ones larger ; unarmed.

i. PTEROPOD*;. — Common petioles evidently winged.

Brazil 1820. C p.l
Guiana 1824. C p.l
Cayenne 1804. C p.l
Lima 1824. C p.l Feu, ob. 3. 19
Caraccas 18:>0. C pi Jac. fr. 10
Para 1820. C p.l
Brazil 1800. C p.l
Cumana 1820. C p.l Kth. mim. 12
W. Indies 1739. C s.p SI. jam. 2. 183. 1
Brazil 1815. C s.p

ii. AprERoPODjB. — Common petioles scarcely winged or perfectly naked.
24583 marginata Kth. margined i CD f r 20 ... Pk

24573 quassi<^o#a W.

Quassia-leaved J

CD or

20

..

24574 setitera Dec.

bristle-bearing f

CD °r

20

..

Pk

24575 alba W.

white

] or

20

M

w

24576 Feuillei Dec.

Feuillee's *

CD or

8

..

w

24577 fastuusa W.

proud

§or

16

R

24578 velutina W.

velvety

or

20

M

B>

24579 afTmis Dec.

kindred

or

20

..

Pk

24580 spuria W.
24581 vera W.

spurious Jf
common, true f

Bor
or

SO
30

jl.a'i

W
W

24582 rhoifulia W. en.

Pomegranate-lvd*

CD or

12

...

24584 Burgunz Dec. Bourgon's £ CD or 20
marginata W. Mimbsa/agifolia L.

24585 teiirina W. Laurel-teawd f CD or 20
Mimosa /agifolia Jac.

24586 punctata W. spotted
24f>87 nodbsa W. knotty

24588 macrophylla W. long-leaved

24589 spl<?ndens W. splendid

24590 hymendides Desv. Hymenia-like
afzelwldes Lo. C. ?

Pk

S. Amer. 1820. C s.p

Guiana 1752. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 358

Pk S. Amer. 1818. C p.l Jac. am. 164

Pk Caraccas 1818. C p.l

Pk Ceylon 1690. C s.p Pluk.al.211.5

Pk Cumana 1815. C s.p

... Para 1824. C p.l

Pk Cayenne 1823. C p.l

II. HvMEN.fidDEjE. — Leaves conjugately pinnate, scarcely Upinnate ; pinnce one-paired, bearing two, three,

or many leaflets ; spiny or unarmed.
i. BIGE'MINJE. — Leaves bigeminate ; leaflets merely one pair in each pinna.

24591 microph^lla W. small-leaved t CD or 16 ... Pk Cumana 1817. C p.l

24592 dulcis W. sweet T CD or 20 ... Pk E. Indies 1800. C p.l Rox. cor. 1.99

24593 unguis ckti W. cat's claw 1 CD or 20 ... Pk W. Indies 1690. C p.l Jac. sc. 3. 392

24594 mellifera W. honey-bearing f CD or 20 ... Pk Arabia 1822. C p.l

24595 fee tida W. fetid 1 CD or 20 ... Pk W. Indies 1816. C p.l Jac. sc. 3.319
ii. TERGF/MINJE. — Leaflets in three or five pairs, merely six or ten in each pinna, with the interior deficient of

the inferior pair.

24596 tergemina W. three-paired i CD or 20 ... Pk W. Indies 1820. C p.l Jac. am. 177. 81

24597 emarginata H. Sc B. emarginate t CD or 20 ... P Mexico 1825. C p.l Kth. mim. 17

24598 latifolia W. broad-leaved 1 CD or 10 mr.ap P W. Indies 1768. C p.l PL ic. 9
iii. CoNJUGAvro-PiNNANr.aE. — Leaves conjugately pinnate ; pinnx bearing two or many pairs of leaflets,

all opposite.

24599 circinfclis W. round-podded f CD or 10 ... P

24600 purpurea W. purple, Soldier Wood* I lor 6 mr.ap P

24601 xylocarpa Dec. wood-fruited 1 CD or 60 ... Pk
Mimosa xylocarpa Rox.

24602 bigemina W. two-paired 1 CD or 20 ... Pk

III. SAMA^NEJE. — Leaves duplicately pinnate.
\. PAUCIFOLIAV.E. — Pinnae from two to nine ; leaflets of the pinna; from two to twenty ; spines none.

24603 Zygia Dec. Zygia T CD or 20 ... Pk Jamaica 1818. C p.l Br. jam. 22.3

24604 combsa W. • tufted $ CD or 30

W. Indies 1726. C p.l PL ic. 5

W. Indies 1733. C p.l Bot. reg. 129

E. Indies 1816. C p.l Rox. cor. 1. 100

Malabar 1820. C p.l R. mal. 6. 12

Pk Jamaica 1818. C p.l

ii. MULTIFOLIAXT.E. — Pinncefrom ten to thirty pairs; leaflets beyond twenty pairs; spines none.
24605 pulcherrima Cav. fairest f CD or 20 Mexico 1822.

Mexico

p.l
1729. C p.l Bot. reg.

Mexico 1729. C p.l Col. h. rip. 9

24606 Houston/ Dec. Houston's 4t CD or 10 my.au P

Mimosa Houston? Herit. Acacia Houston? W.
24507 anc'.mala Kth. anomalous £ [~1 or 10 my.au R

Acacia grandiflbra W.

2834. M1MCTS A L. MIMOSA. (Mimos, a mimic ; mimics animal sensibility.) Leg.MimbsetE. 21. —72.
I. EUMIM&SA. — Legumes compressed, monilfform, with the ribs at the articulations contracted; flowers red.
i. SENSITI^V^E. — Leaves conjugately pinnated ; leaflets two pairs, interior pair smaller than the inferior ;

stamens four, rarely five.

24608 sensitiva L. Sensitive Plant £ OS cu 1| ap.s Pk Brazil 1648. S l.p Bot. reg. 25

24609 nbtusifolia W. en. blunt-leaved «. CD el 3 ... P Brazil 1816. S l.p

24610 strigdsa W. strigose tt. CD pr 1 jn.jl Pk Trinidad 1818. S p.l

24611 florihunda Hum. bundle-flwd tt. CD pr 1 jn.jl Pk Cumana 1824. S p.l

ii. PiiDiVlJ. — Leaves conjugately or subdigitately bipinnated ; partial petioles few-paired, approximate at top
of common petiole ; leaflets subequal ; stamens four, rarely five.

24612 viva L. lively £ (23 or 1J jl.s P Jamaica 1739. S

24613 purfica L. chaste, Humble Plant n. CD el 1 ap.s W Brazil 1638.

24614 hispidula Hum. hispidish «- CD pr 1 jn.jl Pa.R Trinidad 1820.

24615 pudibunda W. blush tt- CD pr 2 ... Pa.R Bahia 1818. S

24616 polydactyla Hum. many-fingered tt. CD el Ii jn.jl P Brazil 1822. S

iii. BiPiNNA^T*:. — Leaves Upinnate ; pinnte distant, not crowded at top of common petiole ; unarmed,

24617 viscida W. viscid «. CD pr 2 Brazil 1825. S p.l

24618 microcephala J7.# B. small-headed a. CD pr 1 jnjl Pk Orinoco 1820. S p.l Kth. mim. 8
II. HABRAVSIA. — Legumes compressed, hispid ; margins straight, not contracted at the articulations;

branches and petioles prickly ; leaves bipinnated ; flowers white.

24619 can&cens W. canescent «- CD pr 1 jn.jl W Guinea 1822. S

24620 dormiens H. & B. sleeping tt. CD pr 1 jn.jl W S. Amer. J818. S

24621 plgra L. du\\-spined » CU el 2 jn.jl W Ver.i Cruz 17.53. S

24622 asperata W, roughened * CD el 2 jn.jl W W. Indies 1823. S

D d ?,

p.l SI. jam. 2. 182.7
S r.m Bot rep. 544
S p.l

p.l

r.m Kth. mim. 5

Pi

l.p Brey. c. 20

l.p Dec. leg. 63

406

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

CLASS XXIII.

III. BATAUCAU'LON. — Legumes compressed, flat, smooth, or scarcely pubescent ; ribs parallel, not con-
traded at the articulations, unarmed or prickly ; leaves bipinnate ; flowers ivhitish or pale yellou

24623 casta L

24624 mbicaulis W.

24625 abstergens Rox.

24626 ferruginea Rotl.

24627 Barclayawa Host

24628 latispinosa Lam.

chaste *- CD pr

bramble-stalked* CD el

Pa.Y E.Indies 1741. S p.l Com. h. 1.28
Pa. YE. Indies 1799. S l.p Rox. cor. 2. 200

IV. DU^BI*. —Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.

cleansing tt Q pr 2 E. Indies 1820. S p.l

rusty tt. CD pr 1 E. Indies 1818. S p.l

Barclay's «- CD pr 1 1824. S s.p

broad-spined * CD el 3 s W Madagasc 1823. S s.p

2835. SCHRA'NK/^ W. SCHRANKIA. (Francis von Paulo Schrank, a German bot.) Legum. Mim. 2.— 5.
24629 aculeata W. prickly A (23 cu 2 jl.au Pk Vera Cruz 1733. S p.l Mil. ic. 2. 182. 1

hooked

24630 uncinkta W.

. . . . .

A iAJ cu 2 jl.au Pk N. Amer. 1789. S p.l Yen. ch. 28

2836. DESMA'NTHUS W. DESMANTHUS. (Desme, bundle, anthos, fl. ; fascicles of fls.) Leg.Mim. 12. — 19.

I. NEPTU^NIA. — Legumes oblong, 4 to 6 seeded ; sterile filaments always petaloid ; herbs aquatic, prostrate,
often rooting; leaves sensible to the touch; pinnce two or three pairs ; leaflets 10 to 12 pairs ; peduncles
axillary, solitary.

24631 natans W. floating =5= fH) un 2 jl.s W China 1800. C p.l Bot. rep 629

24632 lacustris W. lake * EJ pr |jl W S. Amer. 1818. D s.p H. & B. 1. 16

24633 pteivas JF. double yellow A O un 2 jl.s Y Vera Cruz 1733. C p.l Mil. ic. 2. 182. 2

24634 triquetrus W. triangular ^ 23 pr 1 jl W E. Indies 1820. D p.l

II. DESMA'NTHEA. — Legumes linear 10-15 seeded; sterile stamens subfiliform ; neutral flowers often
apetalous ; shrubs or subshrubs ; leaves not sensible to the touch ; pinna; 2-5 pairs y leaflets 12-15 pairs

4535 diffusus W. diffuse !U. O un 3 jl.au W W. Indies 1731. C p 1 Pluk al 307

£4.7>5 diffusus
24636 virgatus W.
24657 strictus Bert.
24638 punctatus W.

Jowg-twigged

strict

spotted-stalked

p.l Pluk. al. 307. 3

W. Indies 1774. S p.l Bot. mag. 2454
W.Indies 1800. S p.l

Jamaica 1686. C p.l Com. h. 1.31

III. DICHRO'STACHYS. — Legumes linear, twisted or subfalcate ; sterile filaments linear, elongated, those with
the fertile anthers at top bearing a pedicellate gland ; petals five, distinct or joined ; shrubs with branches,
often spinescent ; leaves bipinnate, pubescent ; pinnee 5 to 10; leaflets many-pairs, linear, with glands
between the pinnce, especially the lower ones ; spikes of flowers oblong-cylindrical, two-colored ; fertile
stamens yellow ; sterile white, or variously colored.

24639 cinereus W. grey *tZ)un 3 jn.jl W E.Indies 1739. C p.l Rox. cor. 2. 174

24640 divergens W. en. diverging * CD un 6 ' jn.jl W Abyssinia 1816. C p.l Bruce tr. 6

24641 callistachys Dec. beautiful-spiked * CD pr 3 jl R.Y Teneriffe 1824. S p.l

24642 leptostachys Dec. slender-spiked « CD pr 2 jl W Guinea 1825. S p.l

*2837. ylCA^CIA Neck. ACACIA. (Akazo, to sharpen ; many species thorny.) Leg.Mim. 245. — 298.
I. PHYLLODI'NEJE. — Leaves of two forms ; leaflets, especially in the adult plants, abortive ; petioles dilated

or filiform, changed into phyllodice ; flowers yellow. Species all from New Holland.
i. CAPITATE. — Flowers collected into globose heads, with a solitary head on each peduncle.

24643 alata R. Br.
24644 dolabriformis Wnl.

vfing-stalfced ft \ | or
hatchet-shpd-lvdft i | or

6

fi

ap.jl
ap.jl

Y
Y

N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p Bot. reg. 396
N. Holl. 1818. C s.l.p

24645 decipiens R. Br.

deceiving

ft I | or

3

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p Bot. mag. 1745

24646 trapezoides Dec.

trapezium-like

ft | | or

4

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1810.

C

S.LP

24647 biflora R. Br.

two-flowered

ft I | or

3

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1803.

C

8.1.p

24648 hastulata Sm.

hastulate

gl i i or

4

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s.i.p

24649 nervosa Dec.

nerved

* I (or

4

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

C

S.l.p

24650 ornith6phora Swt.

bird-bearing

*l_Jor

6

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

C

s. LpSw.au. 24

24651 armata R. Br. simple-lvd-armed
24652 hfbrida Swt. hybrid

ft I | or
* i |or

10
5

ap.jn
ap.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
hybrid

1803.
1822.

C

c

s.Lp Bot. mag. 1653
s.Lp

24653 pendula Ma. C.

pendulous

ftt_Jor

3

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

24654 /?enistifolia Lk.

Genista-lvd

ft I lor

g

mr.au

Y

N. S. W.

1825.

c

s.l.p

24655 juniperina W.
wlicifolia Wnl.

Jumper-leaved * | | or

6

mr.jn

Y

N. S. W.

1790.

c

s.l.p Bot. cab. 398

24656 asparagoldes Cun.

Asparagus-like

ft 1 |or

5

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1818.

c

s.l.p

24657 Brdwnej Steu.

Brown's

ft | |or

6

mr.au

Y

N. S. W.

1796.

c

s.Lp

acicularis R. Br.

24658 echinula Dec.

prickly

ft i_Jor

4

mr.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.Lp

24659 pugionif6rmis Wnl.
<?4660 diffusa B. R.

dagger-shaped
diffuse

«l_Jor
ft|_|or

6

2

mr.jl
my.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
N. S. W.

1818.
1818.

c
c

s.l.p
s.l.p Bot. reg. 634

prostrata B. C.

24661 sulckta R. Br.

furrowed-JwJ

Jg| . 1 QJI

2

my.au

Y

N. Holl.

1803.

c

s.l.p

24662 saligna Wnl.

Willow-leaved

ft 1 (or

10

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1818.

c

i.Lp

24663 emarginata Wnl.

emarginate

ft i |or

8

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

24664 mucronulata Ma.C

, mucronulate

ft i | or

4

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.Lp

24665 stricta W. strh

:t, double-headed

ftl_Jor

2

f.my

Y

N. S. W.

1790.

c

s.Lp Bot. rep. 53

24666 leprosa Sieb.

leprous

ft 1 (or

6

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1817.

s

s.l.p

24667 dodonteifblia W.

Dodonjea-lvd

ft 1 |or

5

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1817.

s

s.Lp

viscosa Wnl.

24668 multinervia Dec.

many-nerved

ftl_Jor

r:

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

24669 lanfgera Cun.

woolly

ft i | or

6

mr.my

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.i.p

24670 eglandulosa Dec.

glandless

ft i | or

6

mr.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.i.p

24671 rigens Cun.

stiff

ft 1 | or

5

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

S.1.P

24672 hispidula W.
24673 lineata Cun.

rather hairy
lined

ft i | or
ft 1 [or

2
6

ap.my Y
mr.my Y

N. S. W.
N. Holl.

1794.

1824.

c
c

s.Lp Bot. cab. 823
s.l.p

24674 cochlearis Wnl.

spoon-leaved

«L_|or

4

my.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1818.

c

s.l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 234

24675 coriacea Dec.

coriaceous

ft 1 | or

5

my.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.Lp

24676 anceps Dec.
24677 Mangium W.

two-edged
Mangium

ft | 1 or

4

10

my.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
E. Indies

1820.
1820.

c
c

s.i.p

s.l.p Ru. am. 3. 81

24678 tourifolia W.

Laurel-leaved

ft CD or

4

my.jn

Y

Tanna

1775.

c

s.l.p

24f!79 elongata Sieb.

elongated

ft i ) or

6

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

24580 trinervkta Sieb.

three-nerved

ft i 1 or

6

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c

s.Lp

24681 hebecephala Cun.
24682 verniciflua Cun.
24683 davies/o/oZia Cun.
24684 calamifolia Swt.

downy-headed * | I or
varnish-flowingft i I or
Daviesia-lvd ft | | or
Reed-leaved ft i I or

6
6

6
3

mr.my Y
mr.my Y
my.jl Y
my.jn Y

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1817.
1818.
1817.
1823.

0000

s.l.p

s.i.p

s.l.p
s.l.p

24685 quadrilaterals Dec.

four-sided

ft 1 (or

4

ir.y.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1820.

c

s.l.p

£1686 canaliculate Swt.

channelled

«i_Jor

4

ap.jn

Y

N. Holl.

1824.

c

s.l.p

24687 uncinata Lod.

Yicvked-leaved

ft t_J or

4

ap.jn

Y

N. S. W.

1819.

c

s.l.p Bot. reg. 839

I.

POLYGAMIA MONOECIA.

407

24688 texifolia Citn. Yew-leaved «l i_J or 4 ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1823. C s.l.p Bot. cab. 1225

24689 undulaefolia Cun. wave-leaved * i | or 4 ap.jn Y N. Holl. 1824. S s.l.p

24690 conferta Cun. crowded *» |_| or 4 f.jn Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

ii. HETEROGEVEO-PHYLLOIM'NEJE. — Not known to which subdivision they belong.

24691 Cyclopis Ma. C. Cyclopis-like it \_J or .4 ap.jn Y

24692 iispera Ma. C. rough it i 1 or 4 ap.jn Y

24693 Brunoni Ma C. Brown's * i | or 4 ap.jn Y

24694 Esterhazw Ma.C. Prin. Esterhazy'sit | | or 4 ap.jn Y

24695 platyphy'lla Swt. broad-leaved * O or 10 my.jl Y
24R96 Richardson/ Swt. Richardson's * O or 10 my.jl Y

24697 dillvtyni&fu/ia Ma.C. Dillwynia-lvd it | | or 3 ap jn Y

24698 leucophylla Sivt. white-leaved it \__\ or 6 ap.jn Y
246S9 afTmis Swt. kindred it L_J or 5 ap.jn Y
24700 grav^olens Cun. heavy-smelling it | | or 15 ap.jn Y

CAPITA^TO-RACEMOS*: — Flowers collected into globose heads

i | or 3

24701 trigonocarpa Cun. triangular-podded

24702 oleifulia Cun. Olive-leaved

24703 [)oda\yna>folia Cun. Podalyria-lvd

24704 »olygalcef< lia Cun. Polygala-lvd

24705 falcata W. sickle-leaved

24706 falciformis Dec. sickle-shaped

24707 penninervis Sieb. pinnate-nerved
impressa Cun.

24708 rnelanoxylon R. Br. black-wood * i | or

24709 heterophylla W. variable-leaved
24710amce*na W\

\ ) or

1 | or

[...I or
l_Jor
i_Jor

ap.jn Y
ap.jn Y
mr.my Y
mr.my Y

6 my.jn

ap.jn
ap.jn

5 at

24710 amce^na Wnl.

24711 wzyrtifolia W.

24712 vestHa B. R.

24713 marginata R. Br.

24714 papuliformis Cun.

24715 divaricata Cun.

24716 umbrosa Cun.

24717 pyrifolia Dec.

24718 binervata Dec.
24719bivenosaDec.

24720 lunata Sieb.

24721 brevifblia Lod.

24722 obtuskta Sieb.

pleasing

Myrtle-leaved

clothed

marginate-^rf

blister-shaped

divaricated

shady

Pear-leaved

two-nerved

two-veined

lunate

short-leaved

blunted

24723 crassiuscula Wnl. rather thicker-lvdJ

«* I | or

* ( | or

* i | or

<fe i | or

4k | | or

•tti | or

* l | or

it | | or

it i | or

» I ) or

it | | or

Ht i | or

it i. | or

lor

ap.jn
ap.jn
5 ap.jn
3 f.my
ap.jl
ap.jn

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1820. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1822. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1822. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1822. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1820. S s.l.p
heads racemose along the axillary peduncles.

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Hell. 1824. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

N. S. W. 1790. C s.i.p

N. Holl. 1818. C s.l.p

N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p Bot. mag. 2754

V. D. I.

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

Pa.Y N. S. W.

6

4

6 nirmy Y

6 mr.my W

fi mr.my Y

6 ap.jn
8 ap.jn
10 ap.jn

2 ap.my Y

2*724 suaveolens W.
ambigua Sal.

24725 ftuxifb'lia Cun.

24726 pruminens Cun.

24727 angustifblia Wnl.

24728 /inifolia W.

24729 rtbietina W.

24730 rubida Cun.

24731 subulata Bonp.

24732 virgata Lod.

sweet-scented

Box-leaved

prominent

narrow-leaved

Flax-leaved

Fir-like

reddish

subulate

twiggy

3 ap.jn

10 ap.jn

10 ap.jn

I | or 4 f.jn

it i | or

m\ | or

*t[_Jor

it i | or

it I ] or

it | | or

it i j or

f.jn
f.jn

2 ap.my

3 my.jii

4 ap.jn
8 mr.jn
4 ap.jn
4 ap.jn

N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1808.
1824.
1820.
1789.
1820.
1803.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1824.
1810.
1820.
1824.
1824.
1790.

1824.
1824.
1816.
1790.
1823.
1823.
1824.
1824.

C s.l.p Bot. mag. 1659

C s.Lp

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Sw. au. 49

S s.l.p Bot. reg. 698

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.Lp

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. cab. 384

C s.Lp Bot. cab. 1235

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.Lp Bot. cab. 730

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. cab. 763

C s.Lp Bot. mag. 2168

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

C s.Lp

C s.Lp

iv. SPICA'TJE. — Flowers disposed into cylindrical spikes.

24733 plectrocarpa Cun. spur-fruited

24734 dealbata Cun. whitened

24735 crasseecarpa Cun. thick-fruited

24736 verticillata W. \vhoi\-leaved

2 angusta Dec. narrow
Mimosa verticillata Herit.

3 latifolia Dec. broad-leaved
Mimosa verticillata Wnl.

it \ | or 6 mr.my Y

it | | or 10 mr.jn Y

<t | | or 6 mr.my Y

it | j or 10 mr.my Y

it | | or 10 inr.my Y

N.
N.
N.
V.

N.

Holl.
Holl.
Holl.
D.I.
Holl.

1824.
1823.
1824.
1780.
1780.

c:

C

c
C
C

S.LP

8.1. p

s..p
s.i.p
S.LP

l_J or 10 nr.my Y N. Holl. 1780.

24637 texifblia W.

24638 Oxycedrus Sieb. '

24739 ruscifblia Cun.

24740 linearis B. M.

24741 mucronata W.

24742 longissima Wnl.
linearis Lod.

24743 floribunda W.

24744 homomalla Wnl.

24745 heteromalla Suit.

24746 longifolia W.
floribunda Sieb.

24747 doratoxylon Cun.

24748 intertexta Sieb.

24749 obtusifolia Cun.

24750 cinerascens Sieb.

24751 glaucescens W.

24752 Sophbrce R. Br.

Yew-leaved

Sharp Cedar

Ruscus-leaved

linear

mucronate

longest-leaved

bundle-flwd
equal-woolled

it i ]or

*l_Jor

my.jn

ip.jn

: i ) or 10 MTir.my Y

it | | or

it | | or

it I lor

my.jn
my.jn
my.jii

long-leaved

spear-wood
interwoven
blunt-leaved
cinerascent i
glaucescent J
Sophora-poddedi

6 my.jn
6 ap.jn
10 my.jl

I | or 10 mr.my Y

it) | or

*i_Jor

10 mr.jn

6 ap.jn

or 6 ap.jn

or 10 ap.jn

or 3 f.jn

or 10 ap.jn

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.

N. S. W.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. Holl.
N. S. W.
V. D. I.

1824.
1824.
1824.
1820.
1818.
1819.

1796.
1822.
1818.
1792.

1823.
1824.
1823.
1824.
1790.
1805.

s.l.p Bot. mag. 110
C s.l.p Wen. c. 1. 30

C s.Lp

C s.l.p Sw. au. 6
C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. mag. 2156
s.Lp Bot. mag. 2747

C s.Lp Bot. reg.

C s.l.pVen.ch. 13

C s.l.p

C s.Lp

C s.l.p Bot. mag. 2166

C s.l.p

C s.Lp

C s.Lp

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

II. CoNJUGAvT.ffi. — Leaves conjugate!!/ pinnate, leaflets btpinnate.

heterogeneous species.
Q¥153girdffe'W.en. camelopard's j> [~1 or 40

C s.l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 237
An artificial series of

24754 strombulifera W. spiral-podded

24755 rutcefolia Lk. Rue-leaved

24756 oligopliylla Hofm. few-leaved

24757 gummifera W. gum-bearing

24758 coronillaefolia Desf. Coronilla-lvd
Mimosa girdjffie Brou.

24759 pilbsa Bert. pilose

24760 reticulata W. en. netted

24761 pulchflla H. K. pretty

24762 hispidissima Dec. hairiest

24763 detmens Burc. detaining

24764 viridiramis Burc. green-branched

24765 cassioldes W. en. Cassia-like

Is

or 10 ...

£
l_Jor
it i _ |
it | _ |

or
l_Jor
l_Jor

ap.jl
ap.jn

W
W
Y
W
Y
Y
W

C. G. H. 181ft
Peru 1825.

1810.

1817.

Guinea 1823.
N. Africa 1817.

Jamaica
C. G. H.
N. Holl.
Jamaica
N. Holl.
C. G. H.

1800.
1816.
1803.
1800.
1824.
1816.
1820.

C p.l

C s.l.p

c s.i.p

c s.i.p

c s.i.p

c s.i.p

c s.i.p

C s.l.p Pluk. al. 123. £

C s.l.p Bot. cab. 212

C s.Lp

C s.Lp

C s.l.p

C s.l.p

408

POLYGAMIA MONlECIA,

CLASS XXIII.

24766 diptera W. two-winged

24767 robusta Burc. robust

24768 litakunensis Burc. Litakun

1 CD or 20

* , j or 6

41 i | or 6

S. Amer. 1818. C s.l.p
C. G. H. 1816. C s.l.p
Litakun 1816. C s.l.p

III. SPICIFLOH^. — Leaves bipinnate, many-paired ; flowers spiked.
[NE'RMES. — Unarmed.

24769 lophantha W.

crest-flowered

i

k

1 or

6

my.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1803.

C

s.l.p Bot. mag. 2108

24770 arenosa W.

sand

i

k

1 or

10

• ••

Caraccas

1818.

C

s.l.p

24771 lophantholdes Dec.

Lophantha-like

i

k

13 or

20

Y

Jamaica

1820.

c

s.l.p

24772 guianensis W.

Guiana

'

'

1 or

40

M

W

Cayenne

1803.

c

s.l.p Aub. gui. 2. 357

24773 Hicida Rox.

shining

ID or

40

B^

E. Indies

1820.

c

s.l.p

24774 Serissa Rox.

Shireesh

ID or

20

E. Indies

1822.

c

s.l.p

24775 chrysostachys Swt.
24776 acapulcensis Kth.

yellow-spiked
Acapulca

|

l
i

3S

15

••

W*

Mauritius 1824.
Acapulca 1825

c
c

s.l.p
s.l.p Kth. mim. 24

24777 elephantorhlza BUT

c. elephant root

'

!

_Jor

*..

• *•

• ••

C. G. H.

1818.

c

s.l.p

24778 Rohriana Vahl

Rohr's

!

!

Z]or

30

...

W

1823.

c

s.l.p

Mimosa nigricans f

rahl

24779 scleroxyla Tus.

hard-wood

4

M

ID or

10

...

...

W. Indies

1822.

c

s.l.p Fl. ant. 2J

24780 pulch6rrima W.

fairest

J

t

ID or

10

Brazil

1823.

c

s.l.p

24781 Wallichwmo Dec.

Wallich's

*

t

ID or

10

...

...

E. Indies

1820.

c

s.l.p

ii. ACULEA^.—

Prickly or spiny.

24782 Sundra Dec.

Sundra

J CD or

15

...

Y

E. Indies

1789.

c

s.l.p

24783 ferruginea Dec.

rusty

>

*

ID or

...

...

§~

E. Indies

1818.

c

s.l.p

24784 Catechu W.

Catechu

t

40

Pa.Y

E. Indies

1790.

c

p.l Rox. cor. 2. 175

24785 viridiflora Kth.

green-flowered

iCDor

20

...

W.G

S. Amer.

1823.

c

s.l.p Kth. mim. 25

24786 cafra W.

CaffVarian

| or

12

...

Y.w

C. G. H.

1800.

c

s.Lp

24787 cornigera W.

horn, bearing

Ijor

IS

...

Pa.Y

S. Amer.

1692.

c

s. p.l Pluk. al. 3. 122.1

24788 monacantha W.

one-spined

1

ID or

20

W

Brazil

1818.

c

s.l.p

24789 Sp"im Balb.

Spini's

i

13 or

15

...

R.Y

c

s.l.p Col. h. rip. ap. 5

24790 latronum W.

plunderers'

\

>

1 or

20

W

E. indies

1824.

c

s.l.p

24791 Senegal W.

Senegal

\

t

dor

30

...

W

Africa

1823.

c

s.l.p Alp. ffig. 15

IV. GLOBiFLbR/E. — Leaves bipinnate ; flowers collected into globose heads,
i. ACULEISTI'PUL/E. — Prickles all stipular, straight ,• legumes unarmed; stamens twenty or more.

24792 eburnea W. ivory-thorned 41 CD or 5

24793 tortubsa W. twisted * CD or 6

24794 Burmamnwa Dec. Burman's 41 CD or 6
Mimbsa tortuosa Brm.

24795 hurrida W. horrid * CD or 6

24796 vera W. true,Egyptian Thorn T CD or 12 jl

24797 arabica W. Gum Arabic tree f CD ec 20

24798 hebeclada Dec. young-brahched £ \ | or 40

stolonifera Burc.

24799 leucophla^a W. white f CD or 12

24800 mauroceana Dec. Moorish 4t ( | or 6

24801 farnesiana W. Farnesian

24802 hasmatoxylon W. en. bloody- wooded

24803 tomentbsa W. woolly

S4804 indica Desv. Indian *

24805 macracantho'ides Bert, long-spined £

24806 flexuosa H. $ B. flexuose *

E. Indies 1792. C

Jamaica

Ceylon

1 Rox. cor. 2. 199
1824. C s.l.p
1818. C s.Lp

Africa 1823. C s.p.l Pluk. al. 121. 4

Egypt 1596. C s.p.l Pluk. al. 123. 1

E. indies 1820. C s.p.l Pluk. al. 251. 1

C. G. H. 1816. C s.Lp

Pa.Y E. Indies 1812. C s.p.l Rox. cor. 2. 15
Morocco 1823. C s.l.p •

fra 15 jn.au Y St.Domin.1656. C s.p.l

.. Y.w

C. G. H. 1816. C s.p.l

E. Indies 1816. C s.l.p

E.Indies 1800. C s.l.p

Jamaica 1820. C s.l.p

Cumana 1824.- C p.l

ii. ACANTHOCA'RP*. — Prickles stipulary in pairs, also often petiolar, and along the ribs of the legumes ;

stamens ten.

24807 acanthocarpa W. spiny-podded

24808 acantholoba Hum. spiny-lobed

CD or 10 ...

CD or 20 ...

Pa. R N. Spain 1822. C s.l.p
W S. Amer. 1823. C s.l.p

iii. AcANTHOCLA^DiE. — Prickles on branches scattered ; stems not climbing.

24809 tamarindifbtta W. Tamarind-lvd

24810 concinna Dec. neat

24811 I'ntsia W. Intsia

24812 pennata W. feather-leaved

24813 cassia W. grey

24814 centrophylla Dec. spur-leaved

24815 Courrantz«na Dec. Courrant's

24816 arrophula D. Don Arroophul

W W. Indies 1774. C s.p.l Jac. sc. 3.396

W E. Indies 1823. C s.l.p

Y.w E.Indies 1778. C s.p.l R. mal. 6. 4

Y E. Indies 1773. C s.p.l Bur. zev. 2. 1

Y E. Indies 1773. C s.p.l Pluk. 330. 1

Jamaica 1818. C s.l.p

Canaries 1818. C s.Lp Pluk. ic. 330. 3

Nepal 1818. C s.l.p

iv. SCANDE'NTES. — Prickles scattered ; stems climbing.

or 10
or 10

India 1780. C s.l.p R. mal. 8. 32. 34
Cayenne 1820. C s.l.p

24817 scandens W. en. climbing

24818 Guilandlna Dec. Guilandina-tt fl.

24819 sarmentbsa Desv. twiggy fl_

v. TRICHO^DEA. — Unarmed; anthers hairy ; stigma penicilliform.

24820 trichodes W. hairy 41 CD or 10 ... Pa.Y Peru 1818. C s.I.p Jac. sc. 394

or 10 1820. Q s.l.p

JULIBRI'SSIN*:. •

blackish
beautiful
c\Y\ate-winged

24821 nigricans R.Br.

24822 formosa Kth.

24823 ciliata R. Br.
strigosa

24824 Lcbbeck W. Loebach

24825 vaga W. common

24826 odoratissima W. most fragrant

24827 procera W. tall

24828 s]>ecibsa W. showy

24829 glauca W. glaucous

24830 leucoci-phala Pers. white-headed

24831 lomatocarpa Dec. fringed-podded
Mimbsa marginata J.am.

24832 latisiliqua W. broad-podded

24833 portoricensis W. Porto Rico

24834 caracasana W. Caraccas

335 quadrangularis Lk. quadrangular
24836 Lambertwwfl D.Don Lambert's

Unarmed ; anthers smooth ; stigma simple.
l_| or 8 my.jl Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p Bot. mag. 2188

' J J •»«•_--• ionc f „ I ~ T.-..U ~ ' c,r>

Ior 10 ... W Mexico 1825. C s.l.p Kth. mim. 32
or 8 mr.jn Y N. Holl. 1803. C s.l.p

Pk Egypt 1823.

W Brazil 1818.

W E Indies 1790.

Pa.Y E. Indies 1816.

P E. Indies 1742.

W America 1690.

W S. Amer. 1823. C s.Lp

Pa.Y E. Indies 1824. C s.l.p R. mal. 6.

C s.l.p Pluk. m. 331.
C s.l.p Pis. br. 80. 2

C

C s.l.p Jac. ic. 1.198
s.l.p Cat. car. 2.42

.s.p.l Rox. cor. 2. 120
s.l.p Rox. cor. 2.21

10 mr.jn

6 jn.au

12

4 jl.s

6 mv.jn

W. Indies 1777.
S. Amer. 1824.
Caraccas 1817.

Ih25.

Mexico 1818.

C s.l.p PL ic. 3. 6

C s.l.p Jac. ic. 633

C s.l.p Jac. ic. 632

C s.l.p

C s.l.p Bot. reg. 721

ORDER I.

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

409

24837 tetragbna W.

four-angled i

t A or

26

jn.jl

W

Caraccas

1820.

C

s.l.p

2*838 discolor W.

two-colored M

li lor

10

m

r.jn

Y

N. S. W.

1788.

C

s.l.p Bot. rep. 235

24839 angulata Desv.
24840 pubescens R. Br.
24841 /ilicina W.

angular £ \ | or
downy-stemmed* i ] or
Fern-leaved 1 CD or

26

10

20

mr.jn

Y
Y

N. Holl.
N. S. W.
Mexico

1820.
1790.
1825.

C

c

c

s.l.p
s.l.p Bot. mag:. 1263
s.l.p Cav. ic. 1. 78

24842 villbsa W.

villous *

It CD or

6

w"

Jamaica

1800.

c

s.l.p

24843 frondosa W.

leafy <?

CD or

30

W

E. Indies

1816.

C

Up

24844 stipulata Dec.
24845 divaricata W.

tor#e-stipuled *
divaricate ^

CD °r
CD or

20
20

...

W
W

Bengal
E. Indies

1800.
1820.

c:
c

s.l.p
s.p.l Jac. sc. 395

24846 arbbrea W.

tree '

CD or

40

Pk

Jamaica

1768.

c

s.p.l Plukal. 6. 251.2

24847 amara W.

bitter

CD or

30

W

E. Indies

1816.

c

s.l.p Rox. cor. 2. 122

24848 Julibrissin W.

Silk tree

or

20

ai

i

W

Levant

1745.

c

s.l.p Scop. d. 1.8

24849 polyphy^la Dec.

many-leaved *

i CD or

20

w

W. Indie

s 1824.

c

s.l.p

24850 decurrens W.

decurrent M

1 1 |or

6

m

rJ

Y

N. S. W.

1790.

c

s.l.p Bot. reg.371

24851 m611is 5. R.

soft *

tr~)or

6

jl.au

Y

N. Holl.

1810.

c

s.l.p Sw. au. 12

mollissima W.

24852 dealbata Lk.

whitened M

H~~lor

4

...

Y

1824.

c

s.l.p

24853 prismatica tfo/m.

prismatic *

i CD or

6

Y

1818.

c

Up

24854 contorta Dec.

twisted J

CD or

20

W

Brazil

18*5.

c

Up

24855 esculenta Dec.

eatable J

CD or

20

W

N. Spain

1825.

c

s.l.p Fl. mex. ic. in.

V. Du^BijE. — Species not sufficiently known ;
24856 elata Rox. tall f CD or 60

leaves bipinnated, prickly, or unarmed.
E. Indies 1820. C s.l.p

24857 fuscata Lo. C.

dusky

CD or

15

...

...

1824.

c

s.l.p

24858 Jacardnda Lo. C.

Jacaranda-ftAv 1

§or

20

S. Amer.

? 1825.

c

s.l.P

24859 Kalkora Rox.

Kalkora J

or

45

...

E. Indies

1818.

c

Up

24860 fruticosa Rox.

shrubby " i

or

4

...

...

E. Indies

1820.

c

Up

24861 Smithzawa Rox.

Smith's ]

§or

45

E. Indies

1818.

c

Up

24862 semicordata Rox.

half-cordate 1

or

40

E. Indies

1820.

c

Up

24863 Rosszz Lo. C.

Ross's

or

40

M

...

1822.

c

Up

24864 copalllna Lo. C.

gum copal j

CD or

20

1825.

c

S.l.p

24865 peregrtna W. fo

reign, white-flwdt

: I 1 or

8

jl

W*

S. Amer,

1780.

c

Up

24866 angustifolia Wnl.

narrow-leaved ^

CD or

20

<a

W

W. Indie

3 1820.

c

Up

24867 microphylla W.

small-leaved «

' CD or

10

M

...

Caraccas

1826.

c

sl.p

24868 grata ^. en.

grateful *

i CD or

10

^

Brazil

1820.

c

s.l.P

24869 venusta W. e».

charming *

t CD °r

6

K

Pk"

S. Amer.

1816.

c

s.l.p

24870 edulis W. en.

eatable '

CD °r

20

...

S. Amer.

1820.

c

Up

24871 brachyacantha W. en. short-spined \
24872 peruviana W. en. Peruvian

CD °r

4

6

••

...

S. Amer.
Peru

1824.
1820.

c
c:

p'l

24873 leptoph^lla Dec.

fine-leaved

§or

20

M

...

S. Amer.

1824.

c

sl.p

24874 vire'scens Dec.

virescent

or

20

S. Amer.

1820.

c

s.l.p

24875 /entiscifMia Desf.

Lentiscus-lvd \

1 lor

20

..

...

Mexico

1824.

c

Up

24876 patula Hum.

spreading

: ] of

20

S. Amer.

1818.

c

s.l.P

24877 guiaquitensis Desf.

Guiaquil \

CD or

10

M

...

Guiaquil

1818.

c

s l.p

24878 brachyacantha Hun

i. short-spined [

CD °r

20

..

...

S. Amer.

1820.

c

s.l.p

24879 rhodacantha Desf.

red-spined '

^ or

20

c

l.p

24880 heteracantha .Bwrc.
24881 Bancroftzawa Bert.
24882 ciliata W. en.

variable-spined 7
Bancroft's 7
ciliated '

I | or
CD or
CD or

15

20
4

••

'.'.'.

C. G. H.

Jamaica
S. Amer.

1816.
1822.

c
c

c

s.l.p
s.l.p
s.p.l

24883 dumbsa Rox.

bushy

1 i or

20

...

E. Indies

1818.

c

s.p.l

24884 Concordzana Rox.

Concord's ]

CD or

12

E. Indies

1818.

c

s.p.l

24885 Ceratonia W.

Ceratonia It.

1 1 or

3

W*

S. Amer.

1800.

c

s.p.l PL ic.8

24886 pedunculata Rox.

pedunculate t

CD or

40

€>

...

E. Indies

1822.

c

s.p.l

24887 brasiliensis Spr.

Brazilian i

I i or

40

••

Brazil

1825.

c

S.D.1

2838. ENTA^DA Adan
24888 monostachya Dec.

ENTADA.
single-spiked fl.

(Its name in Malabar.)
.CD or 20 ... W

Legumin
Malabar 1800.

MimbsecE. 5. — 6.
C l.p

Mimbsa £w<a<to W.

24889 PursaTtha Dec.

Purszetha fl.

. 1 1 or

20

W

E. Indies

1780.

C

l.p

Mimbsa scandens I\

ox.

24890 Adenanthera Dec.

Adenanthera-/fc&

. CD or

20

w

S. Sea I si

. 1817.

C

l.p

Adenanthera scand

ens For st.

24891 Gigalobium Dec.

Gigalobium &_ CD or

20

...

\v

W. Indies 1819.

C

l.p

Mimbsa scandens S

UJZ.

24892 polystachya Dec.

many-spiked fl 1 1 or

26

...

w

W. Indie

sl816.

c

l.p

Mimbsa polystachy<

\.L.

2839. FERA^TRUM L. VERATRUM.

24893 album /.. white

24894 viride H. K. green-flmvered

24895 rtgrum L. dark-flowered

24896 parviflbrum MX. small-flowered

24897 angustifblium Ph. narrow-leaved

(Vere, truly, ater, black; root.) Melanthaceee. S.—l.

Am 5jn.au L.Y Europe 1548. Sk p.l Fl. dan. 1120
A or 5 jl.au G N. Amer. 1742. Sk p.l Bot. mag. 109ft
A or 3 jn.jl D.P Siberia 1596. D p.l Bot. mag. 963
A or 2 jn.jl G Carolina 1809. D p.l
A or 2 jn.jl G N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

2840. LEIMA'NTHIUM MX. LEIMANTHIUM. (Leimon, meadow, anihos, flower.) Uelanthacece. 3.

24898 virginicum W. Virginian ^ A or 2 jn.jl Br N. Amer. 1768. D l.p Bot. mag. 985
Feratrum virginicum H. K. Melanthium virginicum Ph. Helbnias virginica B. M.

24899 monoicum Swt. monoacious ^ A or 2 jn.jl Br N. Amer. 1817. D l.p
Melanthium monoicum Walt, polygamum Walt.

24900 hybridum Swt. hybrid ^ A or 2 jn.jl W N. Amer. 1822. D l.p
Melanthium hybridum Walt, latifolium Lam. racemosum jttx.

zovt. A?*usi\jr\j \j\j

24901 furcatus Mhl.

W W . AlfUROFOC

forked

ION. {/iner, i
M A u»

Dai

2

i ran

jl.au

'i, uear
Ap

u ; inns ui nan* m
N. Amer. 1818.

i ni
D

iwer

c-o

s.; ijramm. iu-o

i.

24902 annulatus Forsk.

ringed

Jit Al un

2J

...

Ap

Egypt 1810.

D

CO

For. a:g. 7

24903 comosus Spr.

tufted

m _AJ un

2

^^

Ap

Egypt 1824.

D

CO

24904 serratus Thun.

serrated

jilt iAl un

2

...

Ap

Japan 1816.

I)

CO

laxus W.

24905 /sch^mum L.

Ischaemum

m A un

1

au

Ap

S. Europe 1768.

D

CO

Schreb. gr. 2. i

IS

24906 angustifMius Sm.

narrow-leaved

jilt A un

1

au

Ap

S. Europe 1818.

D

CO

Jac. au. 4. 384

2«07 hirtus L.
24908 laguro"ides Dec.
24909 jacf-haro'ides Swz.

hairy m A un
Lagurus-like Jlllt (7G un
Sugar-cane-likeJk [S3 un

U au
1 jl.au
4 jl.au

Ap
AP
Ap

S. Europe 1802.
N. Spain 1820.
Jamaica 1816.

D
D
P

CO

ro

CO

Host gr. 4. 1
Dec. mon. 69

24910 argenteus Dec.

silvery

Ji IAl un

o

au

Ap

Mexico 1825

D

CO

410

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

CLASS XXI II.'

2842. RIPI'DIUM Trin. RIPIDIUM. (Rkipidion, little fan ; application not evident.) Graminea:. 2.—

24911 Ravenna Trin. Ravenna jut A or 2 jl.au Ap S. Europe 1816. D co Host gr. 3. 1
Andropbgon Ravenna? Hort. Saccharum Ravennae W. Erianthus Ravenna? Be.auv.

24912 strictum Trin. strict ML A or 2 jl.au Ap Hungary 1802. D co Host gr. 2. 2
Andropogon strictus Host, Saccharum adpressum Kit.

2843. POLLI'NI^ Spr. POLUNIA. (Cyrus Pollini, professor at Verona.) Graminece. 3. — 16.

24913 distachya Spr. two-rowed Jilt A un 1£ jl.au Ap S. Europe 1805. D co Fl. gr. 69
Androp'bgon distachyos W.

24914 striata Spr. striated Jilt IA1 un 2 au Ap E. Indies 1793. D co
Andropogon striatus W.

24915 undkta Spr. waved * E3 un 2 jl.au Ap Mauritius 1823. D co Jac. ic. 3. 361
Andropbgon undatus Jac.

2844. CYMBOPCTGON Spr. CYMBOPOGON. (Kymbe, boat,pogon, beard ; valves of calyx.) Graminea;. 1.-6.

24916 Schcenitnthus Spr. Lemon-grass jut £S) fra 2 ... Ap E. Indies 1786. D l.p Ru. am. 5. 72. 2
Andropogon Scbrenanthus L.

2845. HETEROPCTGON Beauv. HETEROPOGON. (Heteros, variable, pogon, beard ; awns.) Graminea;. 2.

24917 Allionw Beauv. Allioni's Jilt A un 2 jl.au Ap S. Europe 1816. D co Al. ped. 91. 4
Andropbgon Alii6n« W.

24918 contortus Beauv. twisted Jilt FA1 un 2 jl.s Ap E. Indies 1779. D co Schk.han.3. 342.<j
Andropugon contortus W.

(Apluda, chaff; involucres.) Gramlne<e. 1. — 5.

El un 1 jLau Ap E. Indies 1820. D p.l Schreb. gr. 2. 42

2846. APLITDA L. APLUDA.

24919 aristata L. awned
Andropbgon involucratus Kion

2847. AN ATHE^RUM Beauv. ANATH. (A, priv., other, awn ; valves of calyx awnless.) Gram. 3. — 10.

24920 muricatum Beauv. muricate Jilt E3 un 2 ... Ap E. Indies 1816. D co
Andropogon muricatus Retz. squarrosus W.

24921 virginicum R. $ S. Virginian JUt A un Ijlau Ap Virginia 1819. Deo SI. jam. 1.68. 2

24922 muticum R. % S. awnless Jilt ,AI un f jl.s Ap C. G. H. 1794. D co
Andropbgon muticus L.

2848. ANTHISTI'RIA W. ANTHISTIRIA. (Anthistemi, to resist; harshness of stubble.) Gramlnece. 2.— 15.

24923 ciliata lietz. ciliated Jflt O un 1 au.s Ap Jamaica 1826. S co Cav.ic. 5. 459
Andropbgon quadrivalvis L.

24924 australis R. Br. southern Jilt _AJ un 1 au.s Ap N. Holl. 1818. D co

2849. CHLOVRIS Swz.

24925 ciliata Swz.

24926 pallida IV.

24927 polydactyla Swz.

24928 elegans Hum.

24929 compressa Dec.

24930 barbata Swz.

24931 Roxburghz'ana R. & S. Roxburgh's -Hit ITTI pr

24932 inflata Lk. inflated Jilt A pr

24933 fasciculata R. % S. fascicled Jilt Q pr

24934 radiata Swz. radiated Jilt rm pr

24935 ventricbsa R. Br. ventricose Jilt iAI pr

24936 truncata R. Br. truncate Jilt i Al pr

24937 dolichostachya Lag. long-spiked JUt Q pr

24938 retusa Lag. retuse jut O pr

24939 gracilis Durand slender Jilt Q pr
Durandwirt R. & S.

fjl.au
1 jl.au
1 jl.au
1 jn.jl

fjl.au
1 jl.au

fjl.au
| au.s

fjl.au
f jl.au

fjl.au
f jl.au

fjl.au

Ap
Ap

CHLORIS. (Chloros, green ; color of herbage.)

ciliated Jilt fAI pr

pale Jilt O pr

many-lingered jut in I pr

elegant Jilt O pr

compressed Jilt O pr

bearded JUt [Q] pr

Graminece. 15. — 27.

Jamaica 1779. D co
S. France 1816. S

Ap Jamaica 1810. S co Jac. gram. 1. 9

AP
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
Ap
AP
Ap
Ap

S. Amer. 1818. S co H.&B.n. 1.19

S. France 1820. S co

E. Indies 1777. S co Jac. s;ram. 1. 3

E. Indies 1820. S co

California 1826. S co

Brazil 1827. S co

W. Indies 1739. S co M.h.8.3.15

S co

N. Holl.
N. Holl.
Phil. Isl.
B. Ayre

1820.

1818. S co

1822. S co

2850. ATHEROPCTGON Mhl. ATHEROPOGON. (Ather, awn, pogon, beard ; awns bearded.) Gram. 1. — 17.

24940 apludoides W. Apluda-like Jilt A pr f au Ap S. Europe 1768. D co Schreb. gr. 2. 33
Chloris curtipendula MX. Dinebra curtip^ndula Dec.

2851. EU^STACHYS Desv. EUSTACHTS. (Eu, well, stackys, a spike ; large.) Graminece. 1.

24941 petra?Na Desv. rock Jilt E3 pr i jl.au Ap Jamaica 1/79. D co Vahl sy. 2. 27
Chloris petra^a Thun. ^grostis complanata H. K.

2852. SO'RGHUM W. en. SORGHUM. (Sorghi, its Indian name, according to Bauhin.) Graminece. 10. —

24942 bicolor W. en.

two-colored Jilt

0

clt

3

jl

nit, at-

Ap

UUlUlIlg tU

Persia

1731.

B.J

S

Uft 11.

CO

rninccc. ivy.— iz.

Ac. hel. 8. 4. 4

24943 cernuum W.
24944 avenaceum Beauv.

drooping Jilt
Avena-like jilt

8

Clt

clt

3
3

jl
jl.au

V

Ap

c. G'"H.

1810.
1816.

s
s

CO
CO

Host gr. 4. 3

.Holcus avenaceus

Thun.

24945 vulgare.Per.s. common,IndianMilletMt

O

clt

4

jl

Ap

India

1596.

s

CO

M. ac. he. 8. 4. 3

24946 nvigrum R. & S.

black JUt

O

clt

4

jl

Ap

India?

1816.

s

CO

Ard. sag. 1. 5. 1

24947 rubens W. en.

red-seeded Jilt

O

clt

3

jl

Ap

Africa

1817.

s

CO

24948 saccharatum Pers.

sugared Jilt

QS

clt

6

jl.au

Ap

India

1759.

s

CO

Host gr. 4. 4

24949 Caffrbrum R. & S.

Caffres' jut

0

clt

3

jl.au

Ap

C. G. H.

1816.

s

CO

Ard. sag. 1. 1. 1

Arduinz Jac.

24950 halepense Pers.

Aleppo Jilt

A

un

3

jl.au

Ap

Syria

1691.

D

CO

Fl. gr. 1. 68

24951 elongatum R. $ S.

elongated Jilt

Al un

2

jl.au

Ap

N. Holl.

1823.

D

CO

2853. CHRYSOPO"GON Trin. CHRYSOPOGON. (Chrysos, gold, pogon, a beard ; yellow.) Graminea;. 1.

24952 gryllus Trin. cricket Jilt A un jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1791. D co Fl. gr. 1. 67
Andropugon gryllus L. #61cus gryllus R. Br. Pollinia gryllus Spr.

2854. JTO'LCUS L. SOFT GRASS. (Helko, to extract ; original plant supposed to extract thorns.) Gram. 2 5.

24953 mollis L. soft, creeping jilt A ag 2 JLau Ap Britain corn fi. D h.l Eng. bot 1170

24954 lanatus L. woolly, meadow^. A ag 3 jn.jl Ap Britain me.pa. D h.l Eng. bot. 1169

2855. ARRHENATHE^RUM Beauv. ARH. (Arrhen, male, ather, point ; male spikes awned.) Gram. 2.

24955 rtvenaceum Beauv. Avena-like Jilt A ag 5 jn.jl Ap Britain me.pa. D co Eng. bot. 813
//olcus rtvenaceus Sco. ,4v£na elatior L.

2 muticum awnless Jilt A ag 4 jn.jl Ap Scotland hills. D co

24C56 bulbosum Sivt. bulbous Jilt A ag 3 jn.jl Ap Germany ... D co

/ftlcus bulbosus Scfir. ,4vena bulbbsa W.

ORDER I.

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

411

2856. /SCHJE'MUM L. ISCHJE.MUM.
24057 aristatum Sal. awned

24958 rugbsum L. wrinkly

24959 australe R. Br. southern

(Ischo, to stop, haima, blood : sup. med. qua!.) Gram. 3. — 21.

M (23 mi 2 jn.jl Ap E. Indies 1803. D co

jiiii ED un 2 jl.au Ap E. Indies 1791. S co Sal. st. 1. 1

jUlf iAJ un 2 jl.au Ap N. Holl. 1822. D co

2857. ^'GILOPS L.
24960 ovata L.
249ol triuncialis /,.
24962 triaristata W.
triuncialis Host
24963 cylindrica Host
24964 squarr6sa L.
24965 hystrix Nut.
24966 caudata W.

HARD GRASS. (/4j,
ovato-A-p/A-crf M O un
3-inch.*/w'Aerf Jllb O un
three-awned ML O un

cylindrical Jllk Q un
rough. spiked Jilt A un
porcupine Jlik A un
tailed, Cretan M Q un

, goat, ops, eye; sup. med. qual.)

f jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1<>83. S

IJl.au Ap S.Europe 1739. S

1 jl.au Ap S. Europe 1739. S

Gramlnece. 7.
co Fl. «r. 1. 93
co Schreb.gr.1.10.1
co Host gr. 2. 6

1 jn.jl Ap Hungary 1805.

lj jn.jl Ap Levant 1794.

1 jn.jl Ap Missouri 1819.

1 jn.jl Ap Candia 1739.

S co Host gr. 2. 7

D co Schreb.gr.2.27.2
D co

S co Fl. gr. 1. 95

2858. POTAMO'PHILA R. Br. POTAMOPHILA.
24967 parviflora R. Br. small-flowered M ^AJ un

(Potamos, river, phileo, to love.) Graminece. 1.
jl.au Ap N. Holl. 1820. D aq

2859. VALA'NT/^i L. VALANTIA.

24968 muralis L. wall

24969 hispida L. bristly

24970 filiiormis H. K. thread-shaped

24971 Cruciata L. Crosswort
Galium cruciatum Sm.

24972 chersonensis W. Cherson

24973 aspera W. rough

24974 verna G. D:>n spring
glabra Vil. Galium ve'rnum Hal.

24975 pedemontana Bel. Piedmont
Galium pedemontanutn All.

24976 articulata L. jointed
Galium articulatum R. & S.

24977 humiftisa W. trailing

24978 glabra L. smooth
Galium Bauhinz R. & S.

(Sebastian Vaillant, a French botanist.) Rubiacece. 11. — 12.
O un imyjl G S. Europe 1739. S co Col. ec. 297

O un 1 my.jl G.Y S. Europe 1768. S co
O un ijl.s G.Y Canaries 1780. S co

^ A or li my.jn Y Britain ... D co Eng. bot. 143

W.&K.1.33

W. & K. 1. 32

~*

A

or

1

jn.jl

Y

Cherson

1817.

D

CO

-^fc

A

un

£

jn.jl

G.Y

Siberia

1804.

D

CO

-*

A

or

1

my.jn

Y

Switzerl.

1819.

D

CO

0

or

1

jl

G.Y

Hungary

1799.

S

CO

O

un

1

jl.au

G.Y

Egypt

1752.

S

CO

-*

A

or

*

jn.jl

Y

Asia Min.

1816.

D

CO

-±

A

un

1

jl.au

G

Germany

1371.

1)

CO

2860. BENINCAVS^ Savi BENINCASA. ( Count Benincasa, an Italian nobleman .) CucurbitacetE. 1.
24979 cerifera Saw wax-bearing Jc O un 6 my.jl Y E. Indies 1827. S co K. mal. 8. 3

Cucurbita cerifera Fis.

2861. PARIETA'RIA L. PELLITORY. (Paries, z

24980 indica L. Indian £ C3 un

24981 officinalis L. officinal £ A w

24982 judaica L. Jewish, Basil-lvd $_ A un

24983 pennsylvanica Mhl. Pennsylvanian O un

24984 floridana Nut. Florida O un

24985 wrticasfolia L. Nettle-leaved S3 un
Boehmena wrticaefblia Spr.

24986 lusitanicai. Portug., Chickweed-lvd ~& O un

24987 erotica L. Cretan O un
24!'88 prostrkta Lk. prostrate Jk A un
24989 joolygonoides W. Polygonum-like O un

wall; commonly found on old walls.) Vrticece. 10. — 19.

li ap.my G E. Indies 1790. D co

1 jn.s G Britain walls. D co Eng. bot. 879

1 jn.s G Germany 1728. D co Schk. han. 3. 346

£ jl G Pennsylv. 1821. S co

-Jjl.au G Florida 1827. S co

1 jn.s G Bourbon 1700. S co

ijl.au G Spain 1710. S co Boc.sic.24. B

f jl.au G Crete 1818. S co

ijl.au G 1823. D co

i jl.au G Armenia 1728. S co

2862. ^'TRIPLEX L.

ORACHE.

(Ater, black ; dark color.) ChenopMeee. 35.— 51.
I. FRUTICOSJE. — Shrubbu.

24990 7/alimus L.

Halimus

or

5 jl.au

G

Spain 1640.

C

CO

Par. th. 724. 2

24991 /inifolia Kth.

Flax-leaved

it | 1

un

4 jl.au

G

S. Amer. 1819.

C

S.I

24992 canescens Nut.

canescent

tt-_J

un

2 jl.au

G

Missouri 1818.

c;

S.I

Calligonum canescei

is Ph.

24993 portulacoldes L.

Portulaca-like

tL

or

2 jl.au

G

Britain mud. s.

c

CO

Eng. bot. 261

24994 glauca L.

glaucous

jj_ I i

un

2 jlau

G

S. Europe 1732.

C

s 1

Di. el. 40. 46

24995 albicans H. K.

white

tt.| |

un

2 jn.jl

G

C. G. H. 1774.

C

1.1

24996 renif6rmis R. Br.

kidney-shaped

«. i | un

3 jl.au

G

N. Holl. 1824.

C

S.1

II

. HER

BA^C

EJL. — Her

•baceo

us.

24997 r5sea L.
incisa Bieb.

Rose-like

O

un

li jn.jl

G

S. Europe 1739.

S

CO

Schk. han. 3. 350

24998 alba Sco.

white

O

un

lijl.au

G

Italy 1820.

s

CO

t bsea Bert.

[3<

50

24999sibirica7,.

Siberian

o

un

2 jl.au

G

Siberia 1783.

s

CO

Schk. han. 3.53

8.

Obibne sibirica Gae.

25000 tatarica L.

Tartarian

o

un

2 jl.au

G

Tartarv 1778.

a

CO

Schk. han.S.53

9.

25001 parvif,Mia Kth.

small-leaved

o

Ull

1 jl.au

G

Mexico 1827.

a

CO

C*

W

25002 montevidee'nsis 5pr.

Monte Video

o

un

1 jl.au

G

MonteVi. 1827.

s

00

25003 diffusa Ten.

diffuse

o

un

2 jl.au

G

Naples 1825.

8

CO

25004 horte'nsis L.

garden

o

cul

t> ji.au

G

Tartary 1548.

S

CO

2rubra

red, garden

o

cul

6 jl.au

G

Tartary 1548. '

S

CO

25005 acuminata Kit.

acuminate

o

un

3 jl.au

G

Hungary 1818.

s

CO

W. & K. 103

nUens Schk.

25006 virgata Roth

twiggy

o

un

f jl.au

G

E. Indies 1810.

s

CO

25007 oblongi folia Kit.

oblong-leaved

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Hungary 1816.

8

CO

W. & K. 221

25008 prostrata Bouch.

prostrate

un

ijl.au

G

N. France 1820.

s

C'O

25009 decumbens R. # S.

decumbent

j^ O

un

i jl.au

G

N. Holl. 1820.

a

CO

prostrata R. Br.

25010 laciniata L.
25011 patula Hud.

fringed
spreading

o
o

w

W

lijl.au
f jn.s

G
G

Britain san.sh.
Britain dungh.

s

8

CO

CO

Eng. bot. 165
Eng. bot. 936

hastata Hud.

25012 venMa W.

Venetian

o

un

i jl.au

G

Venice 1816.

S

CO

25013 incana R. 8f S.

hoary

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Spain 1818.

S

CO

25014 hastata Fl. dan.
patula L.

hastate

o

un

f jl.au

G

N. EuropelSOO.

8

CO

Fl. dan. 1286

25015 obtusa W.

obtuse

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Siberia 1825.

8

CO

25016 angustifMia Sm.

narrow-leaved

o

w

\ jn.au

G

Britain rub.

a

CO

Eng. bot. 1774

25017 campestris Koch

field

o

un

1 jl.au

G

Germany 1816.

8

CO

tatdrica Schk.

412

POLYGAMIA MONCECIA.

CLASS XXIII.

25018 erecta Sm.

upright

O w

]i

an

G

England fields

S

CO

Eng

bot. 2223

25019 verticillata Lag.

whorled

O un

li

jl.au

G

Spain 1820.

S

CO

Cav.

h. m.21

25020 sulcata ScAr.

sulcate

O un

1

jl.au

G

18^4

S

CO

25021 triangularis W.

triangular

§un

1

jl.au

G

Venice* 181$.

s

CO

25022 littoralis /,.

shore

w

1

au.s

G

Britain mud. s

s

CO

Eng

bot. 708

25023 pedunculata E. B.
25024 microsperma Kit.

pedunculated
small-seeded

O w
O un

,]j

J1.S
J1.S

G
G

England sal. m. S
Hungary 1800. S

CO
CO

Eng. bot. 232

2863. RHAGO"DIA R. Br. RHAGODIA.

25025 hastata R. Br. halberd-leaved *

(Rhax, a berry ,-
L i 1 cu 2 jn.jl

principal distinction.)
G N. S. W. 1803.

Chenopbdete
C l.i,

4. -7.

25026 Billardieri R. Br.

Billardier's

1

L| | CU

1

jn.jl

G.Y

N. Holl. 1823.

C

p.l

Lab

n. h. 1. 96

Chenopbdium bac

;atum Lab.

25027 parabolica R. Br.
25028 nutans R. Br

parabolic
nodding

tt | ) CU

£~ iAJ cu

3

jn.jl
jn.s

G.Y
G.Y

N. Holl. 1823.
N. Holl. 1820.

C

D

p.l

p.l

2864. TERMINA'LIA L. TERMIN. (Terminus, end; Ivs in bunches at end of branch.)

Combretacece. 16. — 31.

I. CATA'PPA. — Drupe compressed at margins, winged, or much attenuated.

25029 angustifolia Jac.

narrow-leaved

J

tLZJor

20

...

W.G

E. Indies 1692.

C

p.l

Jac.

vin. 3. 100

Benzoin L.

25030 moluccana Lam

Molucca

«

t CD or

20

...

W.G

E. Indies 1804.

C

P 1

25031 subcordata W.

subcordate

<

§or

20

Y.G

S. Amer. 1816.

c

p.l

25032 Catdppa L.

Catappan

'

or

20

...

W.G

E. Indies 1778.

c

p.l

Jac.

ic. 1. 197

25033 mauritiana Lam.

Mauritian

or

W

...

Y.G

Mauritius 1824.

c

II. MYROBA'LANUS. — Drupe ovate or subcompressed, dry or baccate ; putamen round

angulately sulcate.

25034 procera Rox. tall
25035 Fatraea Boj. Fatraea
madagascarensis Spr. Myrobalanus

f m or 40 ...

f n or 20 ...
Fatra^a Poir.

Y.G
Y.G

E. Indies 1816.
Madagas. 1826.

c
c

£1

Rox

cor. 3. 224

25036 Bellerica Rox.

Belleric

*

§or

20

Y.G

E. Indies 1818.

c

p.l

250.37 Chebula Rox.

Chebula

or

20

W.G

E. Indies 1796.

c

p.l

Rox

cor. 2. 197

25038 latifT.lia Swz.

broad-leaved

"i

or

25

Y.G

W. Indies 1800.

c

25039 gangetica Rox.

Gangetic

'<

* rn or

20

Y.G

E. Indies 1820.

c

P '

25040 Biticdria Rox.

Biticaria

1 O or

W

Y.G

E. Indies 1823.

c

P-l

25041 citrina Rox.

Citron-like

<

' 1 1 or

20

Y.G

E. Indies 1823.

c

P-l

250*2 disticha Lo. C.

two-rowed

Bor

20

Y.G

E. Indies P1824.

c

25043 rotundifMia Lo. C.

round-leaved

or

20

Y.G

E. Indies P1S24.

c

p.l

25044 arbuscula Swz.

shrub

i

fcl lor

8

...

W.G

S. Amer. 1822.

c

2865. FUSA^NUS L. COLPOON. (Fusain, spindle tree, Fr. ; fruit and leaves like.) Santalacea?. 1. — 5
£5045 comprdssus L. compressed-stalked n. \ | un 1| ... G.w C. G. H. 1776.' C l.p Berg. c. 38. 1. 1

2866. BRABEMUM L. AFRICAN ALMOND. (Brabeion, a sceptre ; racemes of flowers.) Proteacece. 1.
25046 stellatum Thun. starred 1 l_J or 15 mr.ap W C. G. H. 1731. C l.p Brey. c. 1. 1

2867.

25047 ob!6ngum Wai.

25048 tataricum L.

25049 heterophyllum W. various-leaved
semperv'irens L.

25050 obtusifolium Sm. obtuse-leaved

25051 creticum L. Cretan

25052 monspessulanum L. Montpelier

25053 penn&ylvanicum L. Pennsylvanian
striatum Lam. hybridum Base

MAPLE. (Acer, sharp; sharpness of its juice.)

I. INDIVI^SA. — Leaves undivided.

oblong-leaved f (or 20 ... G.w Nepal

Tartarian J tm 20 my.jn G.Y Tartary

1 1. TRI'LOBA. — Leaves trilobed or trifid.

Acer'mea. 22 SO.

1824.
1759.

S co
L co

Den. br. 160

or 4 iny.jn G.Y Levant 1759. S co W. ar. 10.

4 my.jn G.Y
4 my.jn G.Y

my

G.Y

Crete

Levant

France

1752.
1739.

or 20 my.jn G.Y N. Amer. 1755.

L co
L co
L co
L co

Schm. ar. 15
Schm. ar. 1. 14
Mic. ar. 2. 17

25054 barbatum MX. ' bearded $ tm 15 ap.my G.Y N. Amer. 1812. S s.l

I II. QUINQTO'LOBA. — Leaves five-lobed or five-cleft.
"• or 25 ap.my G.Y

mountain

25055 mpntanum H. K.
spic&tum L.

25056 obtus&tum Kit.

25057 opalifblium Vtt.

25058 O'palus H. K.

25059 carnpestre /,.
2 variegatum

25060 nlgrum MX.

25061 Pseudo-Platanus .
2 variegatum

25062 saccharinum L.

25063 jolatanoldes L.

2 laciniatum

3 variegatum

25064 rdbrum Ehrh.

25065 dasycarpon Ehrh.
eriocarpon MX.

25066 macrophyllum Ph. long-leaved

.
N. Amer. 1750. L s.l Schm. ar. 1. 11

blunt-leaved 3fc or

8

my

G.Y

Hungary

1825.

L

CO

Trat.ar. 1.14. ic.

Guelder-rose-lvdSfe or

12

my.jn

G.Y

S. France

1823.

L

co

Trat.ar. 1. 13.ii:.

Opal us ¥ or

50

my.jn

G.Y

Italy

1752.

L

CO

field f or

25

my.jn

G.Y

Britain

hed.

S

CO

Eng. bot. 304

variegated *jf or

25

my.jn

G.Y

Britain

gar.

L

CO

black J

1 tm

40

ap.my

G.Y

N. Amer.

1812.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 16

. Sycamore

tm

50

ap.my

G.Y

Britain

hed.

s

CO

Eng. bot. 303

variegated *

or

50

ap.my

G.Y

Britain

gard.

L

CO

sugar

£ tm

40

ap.my

Y

N. Amer.

J735.

S

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 15

Plantain-like *

f tm

50

my.jl

G.Y

Europe

1683.

s

CO

Schm. ar. 1. 3, 4

cut-leaved *

: tm

SO

my.jl

G.Y

Europe

1683.

L

CO

Schm.ar. 1.5

variegated 3

1 or

SO

my.jl

G.Y

Europe

Ifi83.

L

CO

red, Swamp *

£ tm

20

ap.my

R

N. Amer.

1656.

L

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 14

hairy-fruited 3

£ tm

25

ap.my

G.Y

N. Amer.

1725.

L

s.l

Mic. ar. 2. 13

25067 palmatum Thun.

25068 lobatum Fig.

or 25 my.jn G N. Amer. 1826. L co
IV. MULTI'FIDA. — Leaves multfftd.

palmate ^ or 25 ... G Japan 1820.

lobed $ or 20 ... G Siberia 1820.

L co Trat.ar. 1.17. ic
L co

2868. MAY'TENUS Feu. MAYTENUS. (Mayten, its name in Chile.) Cclastrinece. 2. — 4.

25069 oetagtatu Dec. octangular « i_J or 8 o.n W Peru 1822. C s.p Fl. per. 3. 229 B
Celastris octagdnus Herit.

25070 verticill&tus Dec. verticillate * i | or 6 o.n W Peru 1786. C s.p Fl. per. 3. 229

Celastris verticillatus R. $ P.

2869. MERTE'NS/^ Kth. MERTEVSIA.

25071 laevigata Kth.

25072 iguknea Kth.

C870. CE'LTIS L.

25073 australis L.

25074 Tournefort* Lam.

smooth

I I un
CD un

(Professor F. C. Mertens, of Bremen.)

Me
... Jamaica

Urtlcece. 2.

1825. C p.l H & B. n. 2. 103
1791. C p.l

NETTLK TREE. (One of the ancient names given to the lotus.)
southern $ or 40 my G S. Europe 1796. S

Tournefort's

cu 8

Levant

Urticcte. 11.— If),
co Den. br. 105
1739. S co To. it. 2. 41

ORDER II.

POLYGAMIA DICEC1A.

413

25075 occidentals L.

western

3f or

20

ap.my

G

N. Amer. 1656.

L

co

Den. br. 147

2 cordata

cordate

Y or

20

ap.my

G

N. Amer. ...

L

CO

3 scabriuscula

rough ish

f or

20

ap.my

G

N. Amer. ...

L

CO

aspera Lo. C.

25076 tevigata W.

polished

$ or

20

ap.my

G

Louisiana ...

L

CO

25077 crassifolia Lam.

thick-leaved

*t or

20

ap.my

G

N. Amer. 1812.

L

CO

Duh.

ar. 2. 9

cordifolia Dunal

25078 pumila Ph.

dwarf-

34 or

6

my

G

N. Amer. 1812.

L

CO

25079 sinensis Pers.

Chinese

¥ or

12

G

Asia 1820.

L

p.l

25080 micrantha Swz.

small-flowered

10

au.s

G

Jamaica 1739.

C

p.l

PI. ic.

20G. 1

2508lorientalisZ,.

oriental

S CD or

50

G.Y

E. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

R. ma

1. 4. 40

25082 lima Swx.

rasp

J CD or

20

G.Y

W. Indies 1823.

C

p.l

25083 aculeata SUM.

prickly

ICDor

10

...

G

Jamaica 1791.

C

p.l

2871 GOUANN/^ L.
25084 integrifulia Lam.

GOUANIA.
entire-leaved

(Anfoiiie Gouan, prof, hot.,
fl_ CD or 10 ... G.Y

Montpelier.)
1800.

Rhdmnece. 6. — 20.
C p.l

25085 dominitensis L.

St. Domingo

£_CDor

10

...

G

W. Indies 1739.

C

p.l

Pluk.

al. 201. 4

25086 corditilia Rad.

heart-leaved

fl_ CD or

10

G

Rio Jan. 1820.

C

p.l

250«7 tomentbsa Jac.

woolly

fl_ CD or

10

...

G.Y

W. Indies 182.}.

C

id

Gae.l

T. 3. 183.

°.50«8 mauritiana Lam.

Mauritian

a | ] QJ.

10

G.Y

Mauritius 1823.

C

p.l

£3089 filiajfolia Law.

Lime-tree-lvd

£_CDor

10

my.jl

G

E. Indies 1810.

C

pj

Rox. cor. 1. 98

2872. GYROCA'RPUS Jac. GYROCARPUS. (Gyro, to turn round,
25090 americanus Jac. American £ CD or Y

Jacqulm Gae.
£5091 asiaticus W. Asiatic 1 CD or Y

Jacquini Rox.

karpos, fruit : in air.) Laur. affine. 2. — 4.
W. Indies 1816. C l.p Jac. am. 178

E. Indies 1812. C l.p Rox. cor. 1. 1

2873. HE RMASThun. HEUMAS.

25092 villbsa Tliun. hairy
depnuperata L.

25093 gigantca Thun. gigantic
2509i cilr.ua Than, ciliated

(Meaning unknown.) Umbellrfcra;. 2. —5.

tAJ cu 2 jn.jl G C. G. H. 1795. D l.p Bur. af. 71. 2

lAlcu

4 jn.jl
2 jn.jl

G C. G. H. 1794. D l.p Ac. pet. 14.11
G.Y C. G. H. 1816. D l.p Bur. af. 73.1

2874. BRIDE"L/^( W. BRIDELIA. (Professor Bridel, the celebrated muscologist.) EuphorbicLcece. 3.— 5.

25095 spinosa W. prickly * i_J or 6 jn.jl Ap E. Indies 1823. C l.p Rox. cor. 172

25096 scandens W. scandent fl_ CD or 20 jl.s Ap E. Indies 1804. C l.p Rox. cor. 173
Clusia scandens Rox.

25097 montana W. mountain J CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1825. C l.p

2875. EITRYA Thun. EURYA. (Eurys, broad ; application not evident.)
25098 chinensis R. Br. Chinese fit (_J pr 2 f.d W China

Ternstrcemiacete. 1 . — 4.
23. C p.l Ab.China,c.fig.

2876. AILA'NTUS Dcsf. AILANTUS. (Ailanto, tree of heaven ; lofty growth.) Terebinthfaecc. 2. — 4.

25099 glandulbsa Desf. glandulous $ or 20 au G China 1751. R l.p Den. br. 104

25100 exc&sa Rox. lofty f O or 50 ... G ' E. Indies 1800. C s.p Rox. cor. 1. 23

2877. CLITSI^ L. BALSAM TREE. (Charles deVEcluse (Clusius), celeb, bot, died 1609.) Guttiferce. 4. — 16.

25101 riisea L. rose-colored J Q or 30 jl.au R Carolina 1692. C r.m Cat. car. 2. 99

25102 alba L. white-flmvered J D or 30 ... W S. Amer. 1752. C l.p Jac. am. 166

25103 flava L. ye\\ow- flowered £ CD or 30 s Y Jamaica 1759. C r.m Bot. rep. 223

25104 venusa L. veiny-leaved £ Q or 20 ... W S. Amer. 1733. C r.m PI. ic. 87. 2

2878. OPHIO'XYLON L. OPHIOXYLON. (Ophis, serpent, xylon, wood ; tortuous root.) Apoc'znece. 1. — 3.

25105 serpenttnum L. serpentine n. O or 3 my.jn W E.Indies 1090. R r.m Bot. mag. 784

2879. MANGl'FERA L. MANGO THEE. (Mango, name of the fruit, fero, to bear.) TereUnthhcece. 2.— 3.

25106 indica L. Indian t CD fr 20 jn.s W E. Indies 1690. S r.m Bot. rep. 425

25107 fffi'tida Lou, fetid i CD or "

jn.s
or 20 ... R

2880. RHATIS L. RHAPIS.

25108 flabellif6rmis H. K. fan-shaped

25109 arundinacea H. K. reeA-leaved

E. Indies 1824. S p.l Ru. am. 1.28

(Raphis, a needle ; acute awns of corolla.) Palmce. 2.

i iAI or 6 au G China 1774. R p.l Bot. mag. 1371

£ iA| or 6 s G Carolina 1765. R p.l

2881. SEAFO'RT/^ R. Br. SEAFORTIA. (Francis Lord Seaforth, botanical patron.) Palmce. I.

25110 Regans R. Br. elegant £ CD or N. Holl. 1822. S r.m

2882. MAXIMILIA'N^ Mart. MAXIMILIANA. (Maximilian Prince Weid-Neuwied) Pulnue. 1. — *.

25111 rt:giaMw*. royal £ CD or 60 Brazil 1825. S p.l Mart. palm. ic.

CLASS XXIII. ORDERS.
POLYGAVMIA DICFCIA,

2883. CHAM^ROPSi. CHAMJEROPS. (Chamai, on the ground, rhops, twig; low growth.) Palmee.!.-
25112 humilis L. low, Fan Palm± l_J or '10 f.mr G.w S. Europe 1731. Sk r.m Bot. rep. 599

25113 serrulata MX.

25114 hy'strix Fra.

25115 Palmetto MX.

sav/-leuved
porcupine
Palmetto
C6rypha Palmetto Walt.

25116 excelsa Walt. tall

25117 guianensis Lo.C. Guiana

25118 gracilis Lo. C. slender

G.w N. Amer. 1809. Sk r.m

G.w Georgia 1801. S r.m

G.w Carolina 1809. S rm

G.w Nepal 1822. S r.m

G.w Guiana 1824. S r.m

G.w S. Amer. 1822. S r.m

2884. GLEDI'TSCH/^ L. GLEDITSCHIA. (John Gottlieb Gleditsch, botanist, Leipsig.) Legum. Cassiea: 11.—
25119triacanthosL. 3-spnd,Honey Locust^ or 30 jn.jl G N. Amer. 1700. S s.T Den. br. 138

2 in^rmis unarmed g or 30 jn.jl G S s.l Dec.leg.2.22.109

IffiVis Hort.

25120 brachycarpa Ph. short-podded ¥ or 30 jn.jl G N. Amer. ... S s.l

25121 monosperma Walt, one-seeded ^ or 20 jn jl G N. Amer. 1723. S p.l Cat. car. 1. 43

414

POLYGAMIA DICECIA.

CLASS XXIII.

25122 horrida W.
2 purpurea

25123 Indica Pers.

25124 latisiliqua Lo. C.

25125 sinensis Lam.

25126 ferox Desf.
orifentalis Base

25127 macracantha De$

25128 micracanthos Lo.

25129 caspica Desf.

2885. CERATO^NIA L CAROB TREE.
25130 siliqua L. pod

horrid

Indian
broad-podded

¥ or 10 jn.jl
5 or 20 jn.jl
f or 20 jn.jl
$ or 20 jn.jl

G
G
G
G

Chinese

I |or 20

G

fierce

± or 20 jn.jl

G

long-spined
small-spined

V or 20 jn.jl
¥ or 10 jn.jl

G
G

Caspian

J or 20 jn.jl

G

China
China
Bengal

1774.
1774.
1812.

China 1812.

Caspia 1822.

L p.l

Li CO

L co

L co

L p.l

L co

L co

L co

L co

Den. br. 75

Dec. leg. 1. 1

(Keras, a horn ; horn-like pods.) Legum. Cass&ce. 1.

L_J ec 15 s.o R.Y Levant 1570. S s.l Bot. rep. 567

2886. DALRY'MPLE.4 Rox. DALRYMPLEA. (Alex. Dalrymple, auth. Oriental Repertory.) Celastrlnece. 1.-2.
25131 pomifera Rox. apple-bearing * \ _ | or 10 ap.my ... Nepal 1820. C s.l Rox. cor. 3. 279

Turpint?a pomifera Dec.

2887. fRA'XINUSL.
25132 americana L.

ASH TREE. (Phraxis, a separation ; used in forming hedges.) Otiince. 41.—
American, white*? tm 20 my G N. Amer. 1723. G co

25133 acuminata Lam.

pointed, green 3

tm

40

my

G

N. Amer.

1723.

G

CO

25 134 ^ugland ifblia Lam.

Walnut-lvd 5

1 or

40

my.jn

G

N. Amer.

1783.

G

CO

Duroi 1.

25135 caroliniana Lam.

Carolina

or

30

my.jn

G

N. Amer.

1783.

G

CO

Cat car. 80

25136 pubescens Walt.

pubescent *

' or

20

my

G

N. Amer.

1811.

G

CO

nlgr i Duroi

25137 pannbsa Ven.

cloth-leaved *

f tm

,'30

my

G

Carolina

1820.

G

CO

25138 epiptera W.

wing upon wing*

\ tm

30

my

G

N. Amer.

1823.

G

CO

discolor MX.

25139 lancea Base

lance-leaved '

f or

SO

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1820.

G

CO

25140 quadrangulata MX.

quadrang., blue •

or

SO

my

G

N. Amer.

1822.

G

CO

25141 platycarpa MX.

broad-fruited *

or

SO

my

G

N. Amer.

1820.

G

CO

25142 expansa W.

expanded

E or

Sit

my

G

N. Amer.

1824.

G

CO

25l43mixta.ffosc

mixed

E or

30

my

G

N. Amer.

1824.

G

CO

25144 pulverulenta Bosc

powdery

\ or

SO

my

G

N. Amer.

1824,

G

CO

25145 rubicunda Bosc

ruddy-veined *

*• or

30

my

G

N. Amer.

1824.

G

CO

25146 longifblia Bosc
25147 viridis Bosc

long-leaved :
green

1 or
! or

30
90

my
my

G
G

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1824.
1824.

G
G

CO
CO

25148 cinerea Bosc

grey

E or

30

my

G

N. Amer.

1824.

G

CO

25149 alba Bosc

white

E or

30

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1823.

G

CO

25 150 Richard* Bosc

Richard's

E or

30

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

G

CO

25151 ovata .Bosc

ovate

E or

50

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

G

CO

25152 elliptica Bosc

elliptical

£ or

30

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1825.

G

CO

25153 n'igra Bosc

black-branched ;

E or

SO

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1825.

G

CO

2.5154 fusca .ffosc

fuscous

' or

SO

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1823.

G

CO

25155 rufa Bosc

rufous

E or

30

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1822.

G

CO

25156 pallida .Bosc

pale

'<• or

30

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

G

CO

25157 excelsior W.

taller

E tm

80

ap.my

G

Britain woods. S

S.1

Eng. bot. 1692

crispa .Bosc

1 argentea

silver-edged 5? or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

2 aurea

golden-edged •_

<• or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

3 fungosa

fungous

E or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

4 horizontalis

horizontal 5

E or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

5 nana

dwarf

E or

10

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

6 verticillaris

whorled

E or

«0

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

7 erosa

gnawed

t or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

8 striata

striated *

' or

20

ap.my

G

Britain

gard.

G

CO

9 pcndula Hort. pendulous 3
10 jaspidea W.en. jasper-lk yel.-barked*
25158 atrovirens Pers. dark-green S
25159 verrucosa Lk. warty *

E or
E or
i or
fc or

20
30
4
0)

ap.my
ap.my
ap.my
ap.my

G
G
G
G

Britain
England

gard.
Norf.

G
G
G
G

CO
CO
CO
CO

25160 heterophylla Vahl

various-leaved *

E tm

30

ap.my

G

England woods.

G

s.l

Eng. bot. 2476

simplicifblia W.

25161 macrophylla7%ottz«

long-leaved -

f or

40

ap.my

G

1823.

G

CO

25162 parvifolia W.

small-leaved

E or

80

ap.my

G

Levant

1822.

G

CO

W. ar. 6. 2

25163 /entiscifolia W.

Lentiscus-lvd -

E or

6

my.jn

G

Aleppo

1710.

G

CO

Pluk. al. 182. 4

25164 argentea Loi

silvery

E or

15

my.jn

G

Corsica

1825.

G

CO

25165 sambucifolia W.

Sambucus-lvd 3

t or

90

my.jn

G

N. Amer.

1800.

G

S.1

25166 nana Bosc

dwarf S

i or

6

my.jn

G

G

CO

25167 oxycarpa W.

sharp-fruited *

f or

20

G

Caucasus

1815.

G

CO

2 oxyphf lla Bieb.

sharp-leaved

' or

20

...

G

S. Europe

1821.

G

CO

25168 lucida Lo. C.

shining

' or

20

ap.my

G

M

G

CO

25169 amarissima 7.0. C.

bitterest

' or

20

apmy

G

>a

G

CO

25170 appendica Lo. C.

appendaged J

f or

20

ap.my

G

M

G

CO

25171 appendiculata Lo. C. appendiculate 3

\ or

20

ap.my

G

..

G

CO

25172 virt-ns Lo. C.

green

f or

20

ap.my

G

••••••

M

G

CO

2 variegata

variegated *

L or

20

ap

G

..

G

CO

*2888. BRO'SIMUM Swx. BREAD NUT.

(Brosimos, good to eat

; fruit eatable.)

Vrticece. 2. —4.

25173 ^licastrum SMU:.

Alicastrum i

1 ["Dor

6

Ap

Jamaica

1776.

C

r.m

Swz. fl. 1. 1. 1

25174 spurium Swx. spurious, MUkwood*. ( 1 or 6

Ap

Jamaica

1789.

C

r.m

2889. DIOSPY^ROS L. DATE PLUM. (Dios, divine, pyros, (err.) pear; resemblance.) Ebenucea. 22. — 29.

25175 virginiana L. Virginian, American
oc.ici.v-ij. r- r.

25176 lucida Lo. C. shining

25177 Mabola Rox. Mabola

25178 sylvatica Rox. wood

25179 /yciouies Desf. Lycium-like

25180 E benum fietz. Ebony

25181 Ebenaster Retz. Ebenaster

25182 melanoxylon Rctz. black-wooded

25183 Embry.Ypteris Pers. Embryopteris
2;) 184 reticulata W. netted

25185 edulis Lo. C. eatable

25186 lobata Lou. lobe-fruited

— Leaves on both surfaces smooth.
clt 20 jn.jl Y.G N. Amer. 1629.

S s.l Den.br. 146

L s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

C s.l

L rrn Bot. reg.4<>9

C s.l

C s.l

L s.l

Eot. reg. 1139
Rox. cor. 1. 47

Ac. haf. 2. 5
Ru. am. 1. 6

ORDER II.

POLYGAMIA DICECIA.

415

25187 z/accinuAdes Linal. Vaccinium-likei

*l_Jpr

2

ap.my

W

China

1823.

C

r.m

Hook. ex. fl. 13

£5188 discolor W. discolored i

> i Ifr

20

Philippin.

1823.

C

r.m

25189 montana Rox. mountain * i ) or

6

...

W.G

E. Indies

1822,

C

r.m

II. PUBESCE'NTES. —

Leaves underneath pubescent.

25190 Lotus L. Lotus, European'

t clt

20

jn.jl

Y.G

Italy

1596.

L

8.1

Mil. ic. 116

25191 pubescens Ph. pubescent '

i clt

20

ap

Y.G

N. Amer.

1812.

c;

s.l

25192 Kaki L. Kaki, Japan '

1 | | f r

12

W.G

Japan

1789.

L

r.m

Kara. 806

25193 hirsuta L. hairy

' CD or

20

...

...

Ceylon

1820.

C

8.1

25194 chloroxylon Rox. pale-wooded '
25195 cordifblia Rox. heart-leaved '

' f~~l or
t CD or

20
15

...

W

W.G

E. Indies
E. Indies

1822.
1794.

c
6

s.l

CO

Rox. cor. 1

.50

25196 rugulosa R. Br. small-wrinkly '
25197 obovata Jac. obovate

Hor
or

20
15

...

W.G

N. Holl. 1823.
W. Indies 1796.

C

G

s.l

CO

Jac. sc. 3. 312

2890. CARGI'LL/^ R. Br. CARGILLIA. (James CargW, M.D., of Aberdeen.)

Ebenhccce. 2.

25198 australis R. Br. southern t i i or
25199 laxa R. Br. loose £ \ | or

15
15

...

...

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1816.
1827.

C

C

IP
l.p

2891. MY'RSINE L. MYRSINE.

(A Greek name of the myrrh.)

Myrsinece. 12. — 26.

25200 africana L. African i

> i _| or

4

mr.my

Br

C. G. H.

1691.

<5

p.l

Com. h. 1. (

34

25201 retusa L. retuse-leaved i

t * t pj.

2

jn

W.G

Azores

1778.

C

D 1

Yen. eels 8

6

25202 semiserrata Rox. half-serrated '

t l i or

40

Pk

Nepal

1822.

C

P!I

25203 capitellata Rox. small-headed ~<

f i |or

30

G

Nepal

1822.

c

p-i

25204 bifaria Rox. two-rowed 7

k i |or

20

W.pk

Nepal

1822.

c

P.I

25205 subspinosa D. Don subspinose <
25206 coriacea R. Br. leathery i

Hor
or

20
8

...

W.G

Nepal
Jamaica

1823.
1823.

c:
c

!,i

p.l

Samara coriacea Sivx.

25207 Samara R. Br. Samara i

*l_Jpr

3

f.n

W.G

C. G. H.

1770.

c

l.p

Samara pentandra H. K.

25208 melanophleos B. Br. black paper i

*l_Jpr

3

...

W.G

C. G. H.

1783.

c

l.p

Jac. vin. 1.

71

Sideroxylon melanophleum L.

25209 variabilis R. Br. variable *

k| |or

3

jn.jl

...

N. Holl.

1824.

c

P-l

25210ilicifbliaLo. C. Holly-leaved 1

fc i |or

3

1826.

c

25211 venulbsa Spr. small-veiny '

' L_|or

20

jn.au

...

c. G!'H.

1816.

c

?:!

Sideroxylon venuldsum W.

2892. NY'SS/4 L. TUPELO. (The name of a water nymph
25212 villbsa MX. hairy, Sour-gum *f or 10 my G

(?) ; habitat.)
N. Amer. 1806.

Santalacece. 7. — 9.
L s.l Mic.ar.21

25213 biflbra MX. two-flwd, mountain*

t or

10

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1739.

C

s.l

Mic. ar. 22

aquatica L. caroliniana L.

25214 capitata Walt. round-headed *

t or

10

G

N. Amer.

1806.

C

s.l

25215 tomentbsa MX. downy

! or

50

ap.my

G

N. Amer.

1818.

c

S.1

grandidentata MX.

25216 candicansz¥J:. whitish, Ogechee lime*

f or

20

G

N. Amer.

1812.

c

s.l

Mic. ar. 20

25217 denticulata H. K. small-toothed '

\ or

30

G

N. Amer.

1735.

L

s.l

Cat. car. 1.

60

angulizans MX. angulosa Pair.

25218 sylvatica Lo. C. wood 5

fc or

15

ap.my

G

N. Amer. 1824.

L

s.l

2893. HAMILTC^KM Mhl. OIL NUT. (Mr. Hamilton, an American botanist.) Santalacea. 1.

25219 oleifera Mhl. olive-bearing & _| or 6 ... G.Y N. Amer. 1800. C s.l
Pyrularia pdbera MX.

2894. LAUROPHY'LLUS Thun. LAUROPHYLLUS. (Laurus, laurel, phyllon, leaf; resemblance.) I.

25220 cap^nsis Thun. Cape * ,__) or 6 ... G C. G. H. 1801. L p.l

2895. BURSEvRy4 Jac. BURSERA. (Joachim Burser, a disciple of Caspar Bauhin.) Terebinthacea;. 2.— .4.

25221 gummifera Jac. Jamaica, gum-bg J f~) or 20 ... W.G W. Indies 1690. S p.l Jac. am. 65

25222 serrata Rox. serrated $ CD or 30 E. Indies 1818. C p.l

2896. ANACA'RDIUM Rox. ANACARDIUM. (Ana, without, kardia, heart; seed external.) Terebinthacea. 1.

25223 occidental L. western f O fr 20 ... G.R W. Indies 1699. C r.m Jac. am. 1.181.35
SindicumDec. Indian 1 0 f r 20 ... G.R E. Indies 1699. C r.m Ru. am. 1. 69

*2897. SEMECA'RPUS-L. SEMECARPUS. (Semeio, to mark, karpos, fruit; use of juice.) Terebinthacece. 1.

25224 Anacardium L. Anacardium f CD f r 20 ... G.Y E. Indies 1820. C r.m Ru. am. 1.70
Anacardium longifblium Lam. Cassuvium Spr.

2 cuneifolium Dec. wedge-leaved £ Q fr 20 ... G.Y E. Indies 1824. C r.m

2898. ARCTCTPUS L.

25225 echinatus L.

2899. PA^AX L.
25226 quinquefolia L.
25227 trifblia L.
25228 aculeata H. K.
25229 fruticbsa L.
25230 attenuata Surz.
25231 arbbrea Forst.
25232 chrysophylla VaU
25233 fragrans Lo. C.
25234 conchifblia Rox.

*2900. FPCUS L.

ARCTOPUS. (Arktos, a bear, pous, a foot.) Umbdlifcrce. 1.
hedgehog £ l_J m 1 my.jn G C. G. H. 1774. D p.l Bot reg.705

PANAX. (Pan, all, akos, remedy ; medical qualities.) Araliacece. 9. -11.
Ginseng, 5-lvd ^ A pr 1| jn L.Y N. Amer. 1740. D s.p Bot. mag. 1333
/t'ww.three-lvd.^ ^ pr | my.jn G N. Amer. 1759. D s.p Bot. mag 1334
prickly )P E] m 1| n G China 1773. C s p Jac. ic. 3. 634
shrubby * CD pr 6 au.s G Ternate 1800. R r.m Bot. rep. 595
attenuated ± ED or 20 W. Indies 1823. C p.l
tree f i | or 20 N. Zeal. 1820. C p.l
golden-leaved £ Q or 20 Guiana 1822. C p.l Aub. gui. 2. 360
fragrant * CD or 10 K Indies 1816. C p.l
shell-leaved £ CD or 20 E. Indies 1820. C p.l Ru. am. 4. 31

FIG TREE. (Derivation unknown.) Urticece. 74. — 143.

CORDIFOLI/E. — Leaves cordate, entire.
i. GLABtUFbLi^E. — Leaves smooth.

25235 macrophylla Desf.
25236 nymph^itolia L.

long-leaved t
Water-lily-lvd f

H

or

or

14

10

... Ap
... Ap

N. Holl.
E. Indies

1759.

C
C

p.l

p.l

25237 religiosa L. religious, Poplar-lvdf
25238 pedunculata#..K. peduncled «

CO

or

25
6

... Ap
... Ap

E. Indies
S. Amer.

1731.
1776.

c

C'

p.l

p.l

R. ma

Pluk.

1 1. 27
al. 173. 4

25239 cordata Thun.

heart-leaved *

3

or

6

Ap

C. G. H.

1802.

c

pi

Thun

. fie, 8- c.

25240 7/iyrtifblia Lk.

Myrtle-leaved i

[ — j

or

4

... Ap

1824.

c

p.l

25241 crassin^rvia Desf.

thick-nerved t

I — |

or

10

... Ap

S. Amer.

1823.

c

p.l

25242 costata H. K. '

rib-leaved $

i — i

or

10

Ap

E. Indies

1763.

c

p.l

25243 laevigata Vahl

polished «t

i — i

or

6

Ap

W. Indies

1823.

c

p.l

25244 coriacea H. K,

leathery-tenir^df

or

10

... Ap

p], Indies

1772.

c

p.l

Hook

. ex. fl. «23

25245 liicida H. K.

shirimg-leaved $

or

10

Ap

E. Indies

1772.

t:

p.l

25246 oblongata Lk.

oblong-leaved J

or

6

... Ap

C. G. H.

1825.

C

!>.!

416

POLYGAMIA DICECIA.

CL. XXIII. OR. II.

25247 lentiginbsa Vahl

speckled f CD or 14 ... Ap W. Indies 1820.

C

p.l

25248 venbsa H. K.

vemy-leaved $ CD or 10 ... Ap E. Indies 17B3.

C

p.l

R. mal. 3. 64

25249 infectbria W.

staining t CD or 15 ... Ap E. Indies 1763.

C

p.l

25250 leucatoma Pair.

white-cleft f CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1763.

C

p.l

W. h. b. 1. 36

venbsa W. not H. K

, leucosticta Spr.

25251 viscifblia Lo. C.

clammy-leaved f fl or 10 ... Ap 1820.

C

p.l

252.52 stipulkta Thun.
25253 sagittata Vahl

stipulate £ i_J or £ ... Ap China 1771.
sagittate SW CD or \ ... Ap E. Indies 1810.

C
C

p.l
p.l

ii. SUBPUBE'SCENS. — Leaves underneath pubescent.

25254 toment&sa Box.

woolly $ CZI or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1816.

C

p.l

II. OVATIFOLI.E. — Leaves ovate, entire.

i. LJE\IGA.\M. — Leaves smooth.

25255 tinctoria Forst.

staining 1 CD or 15 my.jn Ap Society I. 1793.

C

p.l

25256 Benjamina L.

Benjamin tree f CD or 10 ... Ap E. Indies 1757.

C

p.l

R. mal. 1. 26

25257 benghalensis L.

Bengal f 1 1 or 25 ap Ap E. Indies 1690.

C

p.l

R. mal. 1. 28

25258 pumila Z,.

dwarf £.i_Jor * ... Ap China 1759.

C

p.l

Kara. 804

25259 populnea W.

Poplar-leaved f [~1 or 12 ... Ap S. Amer. 1812.

C

p.l

25260 superstitiosa Lk.

superstitious *t 1 1 or 6 ... Ap 1763.

C

p.l

25261 calyculata Mi/.

calyculate $ CD or 10 ... Ap N. Spain 1600.

C

p.l

ii. LASIOPHY'LLJE. — Leaves pubescent.

25262 lasiophylla Lk.

hairy-leaved £ CD or 10 ... Ap 1820.

C

p.l

25263 rug5sa G. Don

wrinkly 1 CD or 80 ... Ap S. Leone 1826.

C

P.1

III. OBLONGiFbms. — Leaves oblong, entire.

i. LEAVES. — Leaves smooth.

25264 longifblia io. C.
25265 elliptica Kth.

long-leaved i CD or 20 ... Ap 1825.
elliptic f CD or 20 ... Ap S. Amer. 1824.

C

C

p.l

p.l

25266 dumosa Lo. C.

bushy i CD or 6 ... Ap 1825.

C

p.l

25267 retusa i.

blunt-leaved * CD or 2 ... Ap E. Indies 1793.

C

p.l

25268 elastica Rox.

elastic gum i CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1815.

C

p.l

25269 Afzelzi G. Don

Afzelius's f CD or 15 ... Ap S. Leone 1823.

C

p.l

25270 glabrkta A3A.

smooth j£ CD or 10 ... Ap Caraccas 1816.

C

p.l

25271 nitida Thun.

glossy -leaved * 1 1 or 6 mr.jn Ap E. Indies 1786.

C

p.l

R. mal. 3. 55

25272 Hookerw Swt.

Hooker's * CD or 6 ... Ap W. Indies 1816.

C

p.l

Hook. ex. fl. Ill

nitida Hook.

25273 glomerkta Rox.
25274 comosa floor.

glomerated 1 CD or 10 ... Ap E. Indies 1818.
tufted 1 CD or 10 ... Ap E. Indies 1818.

C
C

p.l

pi

Rox. cor. 2. 123
Rox. cor. 2. 125

25275 terebrata W.

pierced t CD or 10 ... Ap Mauritius 1822.

C

p.l

Bory 17

25'.>76 pertusa Z.

pierced-leaved * 1 ! or 8 ... Ap S. Amer. 1780.

C

p.l

25277 arbutifolia Lk.

Arbutus-leaved* 1 1 or 3 ... Ap 1825.

C

p.l

25278 ciliolbsa Lk.

ciliated tt | | or 4 ... Ap 1823.

C

p.l

25279 americana ^«6/.

American it | 1 or 8 ... Ap Guiana 1820.

C

p.l

PI. am. 132. 2

25280 racembsa W.

clustery * CD or 4 ... Ap E. Indies 1759.

C

p.l

R. mal. 1. 25

25281 microcarpa FaM

small-fruited f |_J or 20 ... Ap Guinea 1819.

C

p.l

25282 cotinifblia Kth.

Cotinus-leaved £ | | or 10 ... Ap Mexico 1826.

C

p.l

25283 obtusifblia Kth.

blunt-leaved J CD or 20 ... Ap Mexico 1823.

C

p.l

25284 australis W.

ii. PUBE'SCENS. — Leaves pubescent.
southern HI i_J or 6 mr.jn Ap N. S. W. 1789.

C

p.l

Ven. mal. 114

IV. LANCIFOLI*. — Leaves lanceolate.

25285 Loganij G. Don.

Logan's f 1 1 or 20 ... Ap Caraccas 1824.

C

p.l

25286 martinicSnsis W.

Martinique J CD or 20 ... Ap W. Indies 1759.

C

p.l

SI. jam. 2. 223

virens H. K.

25287 indica Vahl

Indian f CD or 30 ... Ap R Indies 1759.

C

p.l

R. mal. 3 63

25288 salicifblia r«W

Willow-leaved J i | or 10 ... Ap Arabia

C

p.l

specibsa Hort. indie.

i Forsk.

25289 virgata Rox.
25290 lanceolata Rox.

twiggy f CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1816.
lanceolate J CD or 20 ... Ap E. Indies 1818.

C
C

p.l

p.l

25291 aurantiaca Lo. C.

Orange-like t CD or 10 ... Ap 1824.

C

p.l

25292 p^ndula Lk.

pendulous t CD or 12 ... Ap 1824.

C

p.l

25293 brasiliensis Z*.

Brazilian * CD or 4 ... Ap Brazil 1823.

C

p.l

V. SERRATiFbLijE. — Leaves serrated or toothed.

i. GLA^BRJE. — Leaves smooth.

25294 capensis Thun.

Cape » i_J or 4 ... Ap C. G. H. 1816.

C

p.l

25295 Lichtensteinw Lk.

Lichtenstein's * CD or 3 ... Ap C. G. H. 1824.

C

p.l

ii. ScABRiFbLi*. — Leaves scabrous.

25296 rfepens JT.
25297 wlmifblia Lam.

creep\ng-s(md ^ CD or £ ... Ap E. Indies 1805.
Elm-leaved * CD or 4 ... Ap Philippin. 1813.

C
C

pi

p.l

25298 Brass« R. Br.

Brass's it CD or 6 ... Ap S. Leone 1822.

C

p.l

25299 exasperata Vahl

exasperated 41 i 1 or 6 AD Guinea 1800.

C

p.l

scabra W. glandu!6sa Hort.
25300 oppositifolia Rox. opposite-leaved * CD or 4 ... Ap E. Indies 1802.

C

p.l

Rox. cor. 2. 124

scabra Jac.

25301 coronata Spin
25302 obtusata LA.

crowned « CD or 6 my.jn Ap 1800.
blunt * CD or 4 ... Ap 1821.

C
C

p.l

p.l

Col. h. rip. 8

25303 Mintia Lk.

Muntia * i | or 4 ... Ap N. Holl. 1822.

C

p.l

25304 rubrinervia Lk.

red-nerved 1 CD or 10 ... Ap Brazil 1824.

C

CO

iii. SiNUATiFoUA. — leaves sinuated, scabrous.

25305 aspera Forst. •

rough-leaved «l i | or 3 mr.jn Ap N. Holl. 1807.

C

p.l

iv. LoBATiFoLijE. — Leaves lobed.

25306 aquatica W.

aquatic f CD or 10 ... Ap E. Indies 1758.

C

l.p

2.3307 heterophylla L.

variable-leaved f CD or 10 ... Ap Malabar 1816.

C

pi

R. mal. 3. 62

25308 Carica L.

common, fig ^ CD fr 15 jn.jl Ap S. Europe 1548.

C

CO

Tr. ehr. 73. 4

CLASS XXIV. ORDKR I. CRYPTOGAMIA FELICES.

417

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 1.
CRYPTOGAMIA FI'LICES

TRIBE I. POLYPODIA'CE^.

2901. POLYBO'TRYA H. $ B. POLYBOTRYA. (Polys, many, botrys, raceme ; fertile div. of frond.) 2 6.

25309 cerv'ma Kaulf. hart's tongue £ 23 or f ap.my Br Jamaica 1823. D l.p Pet. fil. 8. 3

25310 vivipara Hook. viviparous £ 22 or f my.au Br W. Indies 1823. Dip Hook. ex. fl. 107

2902. ACRO'STICHUM L. ACROSTICHUM. (Akros, highest, sticfios, order ; lines on reverse of Ivs.) 9.— 65

I. INPIVI^SA. — Fronds undivided.

25311 simplex Swz. simple j£ fAI or 1 ... Br Jamaica 1793. D l.p Bot. cab. 709

25312 Ion gifblium Jac. long.leaved f 23 or 1 my.s Br Jamaica 1817. D l.p

25313 crinltum Swz. hairy £ 23 or fjl.au Br W. Indies 1793. D l.p PI. fil. 125

25314 glandulosum Hook, glandulous j£ 23 or 1 ... Br Jamaica 1825. D l.p H. & G. 3.

1 1. DivrsA. — Fronds simple, divided.

25315 alcicrtrne Sun. elk's horn j? iAI cu f au.o Br N. S. W. 1808. D s.p Bot. reg. 262-3

25316 Stemaria Beauv. Stemaria /? 23 or 1 my.au Br Guinea 1823. D l.p Beau. ow. 1. 2

III. Pt N-NA'TA. — Fronds pinnate.

25317 appendiculatumHbo/c.appendiculate £ 23 or 1* jn.au Br W. Indies 1824. D l.p H. & G. 100

25318 fimbriatum H. L. fringed £ 23 or 1 ... Br Brazil 1824. D l.p

25319 aureum L. golden £ 23 or 4 au Br W. Indies 1815. D l.p PI. fil. 104

2903. JTEMIONlTISi. HEMFONITIS. (Hemionos, a mule ; supposed to be sterile.) 1.

25320 palmata L. palmate £ 23 el f jn.au Br W. Indies 1793. D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 33

naked sori. ) 10. — 31 .
D l.p Swz. fil. 1.3

D l.p H.&G.45
D l.p Schk.fiL17.21

£

23 or

2

jl.au

Br

Jamaica

1810.

D

l.p

PL

fil.

144

£

23 or

1

jl.au

Br

W. Indies 1824.

D

1P

PI.

fil

,44

1

23 el
CZ3 el

1

1

jn.jl
au

Br
Br

Jamaica 1808.
W. Indies 1817.

D
D

l.p
l.p

Schk. cryp. 4

£
£

23 or
23 el

1

2

jn.au
jl.au

Br
Br

Peru 1822.
W. Indies 1790.

D
D

l.p
s.p

W.

h.

b.41

2904. GYMNOGRA'MMA Desv. GYMNOGR. (Gymnos, naked, gramma, writing:

I. HIRSU^TJE. —Fronds underneath hairy or scaly.

25321 pedata Kaulf. pedate £ 23 pr | jn.jl Br to. Spain 1822.
//emiotVitis pedSta Swz.

25322 myrioph y lla Swz. myriad-leaved £ 23 or 1 ... Br Brazil 1824.

25323 riifa Desv. red-haired £ 23 pr £ jn.au Br Jamaica 1793.
J^emionitis rufa Swz. Acrostichum rufum L.

II. FARINOXS/E. — Fronds underneath mealy.

25324 trifoliata Desv. three-leaved
Acr6stichum trifoliatum L.

25325 chrysophylla Kaulf. golden-leaved
Acrostichum chrysophyllum Swz.

25326 sulphurea Desv. sulphury
253C27 tartarea Desv. infernal

ffemion'itis dealbata W.

25328 peruviana Desv. Peruvian

25329 calomelanos Kaulf. beautiful black
Acrostichum calom^lanos L.

III. NU^DA. — Fronds without any hairiness or mealiness.

25330 leptophf lla Desv. slender-leaved ^ A or 1 jn.'au Br S. Europe 1819. D l.p H. & G. 25
Polypbdium leptophyllum L. Acrostichum leptophyllum Dec.

2905. MENI'SCIUM Schreb. MENISCIUM. (Meniskos, a crescent ; shape of fructification.) 3.— 7.

25331 proliferum Swz. proliferous
.Hemionitis prolifera Retz.

25332 sorbifbli um W. Sorbus-leaved £ [A] or
./4spl£mum sorbifblium Jac.

25333 reticulatum Swz. netted £ 23 el
Polypbdium reticulatum L.

2906. XIPHO'PTERIS Kaulf. SWORD FERN. (Xiphos, sword, pteris, fern ; form of fronds.) 2. —5.

25334 serrulata Kaulf. serrulate £ 23 pr i jn.jl Br W. Indies 1823. D l.p Schk. cryp. 7
GrammHis serrulata W.

25335 heterophylla Spr. variable-leaved £ iAI or £ jn.jl Br N. Holl. 1824. D co
Gramrnitis heterophylla Lab. Polypodium grammitoldes R. Br.

2907. CE'TERACH. W. CETERACH. (Called chetherak by the Persian physicians.) 1.— 4.

25336 officinarum W. officinal £ A m f my.o Br Britain cal. ro. D l.p Eng. bot. 1244
^splenium Ceterach L. Grammitis C&erach Swz.

2908. POLYPO^DIUM L. POLYPODY. (Polys, many, pous, foot ; multitude of roots like.) 52. — 160

23 or 1 ap.jl Br E. Indies 1820. D co
1 ... Br Brazil 1823. Deo
f ap.my Br Martinico 1793. Dip PI. fil. 110

25337 pilosellovides L.

25338 heterophyllum L.

25339 serpens L.

25340 attenuktum R. Br.

25341 angustifblium Swz.

25342 tsenibsum Hum.
2 53i3 repens L.

25344 lycopodio'ides L.

25345 lanceolatum L.

25346 Phyllitidis L.

25347 stigmbsum Swz.

25348 crassifolium L.

25349 ^lantagineum Jac.
latifolium Vahl

I. INDIVI^SA. — Fronds simple, undivided.

i. DISCREPA'NTIA. — Bearing fertile and sterile fronds.

Mouse-ear-like $„• 23 or £ au Br W. Indies 1793.

variable-leaved ^ 23 or £ jn.au Br W. Indies 1820.

creeping ^ 23 pr J my.jn Br W. Indies 1816.

ii. FERTI'LIA. — Fronds all fertile.

attenuated Sw 23 or i mr.jl Br N. Holl. 1823.
narrow-leaved j^ 23 or £ mr.au Br W. Indies 1820.
banded Jk 23 pr 2" my.jn Br S. Amer. 1815.

creeping

Club-moss

lanceolate

Hart's-tongue

stigmose

thick-leaved

Plantain-like

23 pr
l/\l or
23 or
23 or
IAI or
23 or
23 or

2 my.jn

au
jn.s

jn.au

Br
Br
Br
Br
Br
Br
Br

W. Indies 1810.
W. Indies 1793.
W. Indies 1812.
W. Indies 1793.
E. Indies 1823.
W. Indies 1823.
W. Indies 1817.

D l.p PI. fil. 118
D Lp PI. fil. 120
D l.p PI. fil. 121

D l.p

D l.p

D l.p

D l.p

D Lp

D l.p
Sks.p

D l.p

D l.p

D l.p

PI. fil. 134
Schk. fil. 8
PI. fil. 137
PI. fil. 130

PI. fil. 123
Jac. c. 12, 6

EC

418

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

CLASS XX IV.

II. PINNATI'FIDA. — Fronds pinnatifid.
i. INTEGE'RRIMA. — Leaves very entire, smooth, from No. 25361. pubescent underneath.
25350 phymatbdes L. tuberclcd £ E3 or ijn.au J3r E. Indies 1823. D l.p Pluk. ph. 404. 5
25351 pustulatum Forst. pustuled £ iAJ or 1 mr.au Br N. Zeal. 1820. D p.l
25352 Billardier* R. Br. La Billardiere's^ E3 or 1 mr.au Br V.D.I. 1823. D l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 240
scandens Lab.
25353 aureum L. golden f [23 or 3 mr.ap Br W. Indies 1742. Sk s.p PI. fil. 76
25354 ^uercifolium L. Oak-leaved £ E3 or Ij s Br E. Indies 1824. D l.p Ru. am. 6.36
25355 areolatum Hum. areolate £ B3 or 1 ... Br Brazil 1824. D l.p
25356 Catharine Fis. St. Catharine's £ (23 or 1 ... Br Brazil 1824. D l.p
25.357 curvatum Swz. curved £ fAI or 1 au Br Jamaica 1823. D l.p
25558 pectinatum L. comb-leaved )g (23 or 1£ jn.s Br W. Indies 1793. Sk s.p Bot. cab. 74S
25359 plftmula Hum. feathered ]£ fAI or 1 jn.au Br S. Amer. 1824. D l.p
25360 scolopendrioklesL. Scolopendrum-lk£ !A1 or 1J jl.au Br W. Indies 1820. D l.p PI. fil. 91
25361 *richomanoldesS««. Trichomanes-lktf: [AJ or 1 my.jl Br W. Indies 1822. D l.p Schk. crvp. 10

£5362 asplenifolium L.

Spleen wort-lvd £ fAI or 2 jl Br Martmico 1790.

Sk

s.p

PI. fil. 102. A

25363 incanum Swz.

hoary ^ (23 or | jl Br S. Amer. 1811.

D

l.p

Schk. fil. 11. b.

ii. SERRA^TA. — Leaves dentate or serrated.

£5364 decumanum W.

tall £ [23 el 5 au Br Brazil 1818.

D

1-P

£5365 indsum Swz.

cut j£ [23 or 1 au Br W. Indies 1810.

D

l.p

25366 trifurcatum L.

three-forked £ [AJ or | au Br W. Indies 1820.

D

l.p

PI. fil. 138

25367 vulgare W.

common ^ A or 1 my.o Br Britain sha.ba

D

l.p

Eng.bot. 1149

2 cambricum

Welsh ^ A cu 1 my.o Br Britain

D

l.p

Bolt. fil. 2. 5. a

25368 virginianum L.

Virginian ^ A or 1 jl Br N. Amer. ...

D

1.P

PL fil. 77

III. Pi NNA^TA. — Fronds pinnate.

i. INTEGE'RRIMA. — Leaves very entire.

£5369 hastatum Swz.

hastate j« fAI or 2 my.au ... Jamaica 1820.

D

l.p

25370 longifblium Presl

long-leaved £ (23 or 3 my.au ... Brazil 1819.

D

l.p

25371 auriculatum Presl

eared £ CA) or 2 my.au ... Brazil 1824.

D

l.p

25372 dissimile L.

dissimilar ^ [23 or 2 my.au ... Brazil 1820.

D

1.P

Pluk. al. 228. 1

ii. SERRA^A. — Leaves repand, crenate, serrate.

25373 /raxinifblium Jac.

Ash -leaved £ G3 el 2 au Br Caraccas 1817.

D

l.p

Jac. ic. 639

25374 repandum Swz.

repand £ (23 or 1£ au Br Jamaica 1820.

D

l.p

25375 tenellum Forst.

slender 3W tAI or 1£ au Br N. Holl. 1823.

D

l.p

25376 crenatum Swz.

crenate tf IA1 or U au Br Jamaica 1823.

D

i.p

25377 ^uglandifblium H. $ B. Juglans-lvd £ [AJ or 1|" my.au Br S. Amer. 1822.

D

l.p

IV. BIPINNATI'FIDA. — Fronds bipinnat/fld, pubescent.

25378 Pheg6pteris L.

Sun-fern ^ A or f jn.jl Br Britain moun.

D

1-P

Eng. bot. 2224

25379 hexagonopterum 1

tfjr. 6-angled-wgd ^ A or 1 jl Br N. Amer. 1811.

D

l.p

Pluk. al. 284. 2

25380 connectile MX.

connected ^ A or 1 jn.jl Br Canada 1823.

D

l.p

25381 jamaicense Desv.

Jamaica ]£ fAI or 1| jl.au Br Jamaica 1820.

D

l.p

V. BIPINNANTUM. — Fronds bipinnate.

25382 sanctum Swz.

holy £ E3 or 1| jl.au Br W. Indies 1820.

D

l.p

VI. TRiPiw?AvrA. — Fronds tripinnate or supra-decompound.
25383 Dry6pteris L. Dryopteris ^ A or 1 jn.s Br Britain moi.pl.

D

I.P

Eng. bot. 616

25384 calcareum Sm.

spur-branched ^ A or f jl Br Britain cal.ro.

I)

l.p

Eng. bot. 1525

25385 effusum Swz.

spreading £ fAI or 3 n Br Jamaica 1769.

Sk

s.p

SI. jam. 1.57. 3

25386 pruinatum Swz.

frost-leaved £ fAI or 2 s Br Jamaica 1793.

D

l.p

25387 polyanthum H. L.

VII. DU^BIA. — Doubtful to which of the sections they belong.
many-flowered j£ [Al or Br Brazil 1824.

D

l.p

25388 tetragbnum H. L.

four-angled ]£ fAI or Br Brazil 1827.

D

Lp

2909. T.ENITIS Swz. T.ENITIS.

25389 lanceolata Kaulf. lanceolate
Ptferis lanceolata L.

25390 /praminif61ia Hook. Grass-leaved

25391 angustifblia Spr. narrow-leaved
Pteris angustifblia Swz.

(Tainia, a fillet ; long narrow frond.) 3. — 9.

1 au Br W. Indies 1818. D l.p PI. fil. 132

| jn.au Br
| jn.au Br

Trinidad 1820. D l.p Hook.ex.fi. 77
Jamaica 1816. D Lp

2910. NOTHOCHL^E'^NA R. Br. NOTHOCHL. (Nothos, spurious, chlaina, cloak ; seeming invol.) 4.— 13.

25392 piloselloldes Kaulf. Pilosella-like £ C3 or ijn.au Br E. Indies, 1822. D Lp H.pfl.96.2
Pteris piloselloides L.

25393 Marante R. Br. Maranta's £ iAJ or f jn.au Br N. Holl. 1820. D l.p Spr. cryp. 2. 18
Acrostichum Marante L.

25394 distans R. Br. distant £ iAJ or f jn.au Br N. Holl. 1823. D l.p

25395 lanuginbsa Desf. woolly £ iA) or f au.s Br Madeira 1778. R s.p Desf. at. 2. 256
Acrostichum vdlleum H. K. lanuginosura Desf.

2911. NIPHO'BOLUS Kaulf. NIP. (Niphobolos, covered with snow ; indusia like flakes of snow.) 6. — 17.

I. DISCREPA'NTES. — Bearing fertile and sterile fronds.

25396 adnascens Kaulf. adnascent flW (23 cu | mr.au Br E. Indies 1824. D Lp R. mal. 29
Polypbdium adnascens Swz.

25397 pert&sus Spr. bored ^ E3 cu | mr.au Br China 1821. D p.l Hook. ex. fl. 162
Poly-podium pertusum Hook.

25398 rup^stris Spr. rock ^ [23 cu | mr.au Br N. Holl. 1824. D p.l
Polypodium rupestre R. Br.

II. CONFORMES. — Fronds all fertile.

25399 c6nfluens Spr. confluent flW E2 cu & mr.au Br N. Holl. 1820. D p.l
Polypodium c6nfluens R. Br.

25400 lingua Spr. tongue SW 23 cu J my.jn Br Japan 1817. D p.l Thun. jap. 38
Acrostichum lingua Thun. Polypbdium lingua Stuz.

25401 lineare G. Don linear &, E3 cu | mr.au Br Japan 1822 D p.l Thun. jap. 18
Polyp6dium lineare L.

2912. ONOCLE^A L. ONOCLEA. (Onos, a vessel, kleio, to enclose ; apparent capsules.) 2.

25402 sensibilis L. sensitive ^ A or 1£ au Br Virginia 1799. D Lp Schk. fil. 102

25403 obtusilobata Schk. obtuse-lobed ^ A or 1 jl Br N. Amer. 1812. D l.p Schk. fil. 103

2913. STRUTHIO'PTERIS W. STRUTHIOPTERIS. (Struthios, ostrich, pteris, fern ; fronds like feathers.) 2.

25404 germanica W. German ^ A or 2 jl.au Br Europe 1760. D l.p Schk. fil. 105
Osmunda Struthiopteris L.

25405 pennsylvanica W. Pennsylvanian ^ A or 2 au Br N. Amer. 1812. D l.p Schk. fil. Ill

ORDER. I.

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

419

2914. ALLOSO^RUS Bernh. ALI.OSORUS. (Alias, various, soros, heap ; sori changing at different periods.) 1.-4.

25406 crispus Bernh. curled ^ A cu i jl.au Br Britain sto.hi. D l.p Eng. bot. 1160
jPteris crispa Swz. Osmunda crispa L.

2915. ELLOBOC A'RPUS Kaulf. POD FERN. (En, in, lobos, a pod, karpos, fruit ; div. of frond.) 1.— 2.

25407 oleraceus Kaulf. potherb £ 123 or 1£ au Br Tranqueb.1818. D l.p Pluk. al. 215. 3
Ceropt6pteris ihalictroldes Broeg.

2916 PARKF^R/^ Hook. PARKERIA. (C. S. Parker, who first found the plant in Essequibo.) 1.

25408 ^teroldes Hook. Pteris-like i [23 or | au Br Essequibo 1825. D l.p Hook.ex.fl.147.23l

2917. LOMAMlIA W. LOMARIA. (Loma, an edge ; marginal position of indusia.) 5.— 43.

I. PIXNATI'FID/K — Sterile fronds pinnatiftd.

25409 falcata Spr. falcate £ iAJ or 2 my.au Br V. D. I. 1823. D p.l
Stegania falcata R. Br.

25410 nuda W. naking £ iA] or 2 my.au Br V.D.I. 1822. D p.l Lab. n.h. 2.248
Stegania nuda R. Br. Onoclea nuda Lab.

25411 spicant De.iv. spike £ A or 1 jl Br Britain heaths. D p.l Eng. but. 1159
JJlechnum boreale Sm. Swz.

II. PiNNAvrjE. — Sterile fronds pinnate ; leaflets serrulated.

25412 procera Spr. tall £ iAJ or 3 jl Br N. Zeal. 1822. D p.l Lab. n. h. 2. 247
Stegania procera R. Br. Osmunda procera Forst.

25413 longifolia Kaulf. long-leaved ^ (23 or 2 jn.jl Br W. Indies 1810. D l.p Pl.fil.117.rfc.rf;-.
Acrostichum sorbifolium Vahl

2918. ^LE'CHNUM L. BLECHNUM. (Blechnon, one of the Greek names for a fern.) 10. — 31.

25414 australe L.

25415 occidental L.

25416 glandulbsum Lk.

25417 pectin atum Presl

25418 longifolium Hum.

I. INTEGE'RRIMA. — Fronds pinnated ; leaves entire.

southern

western

glandulous

pectinated

long-leaved

iAI pr
fAl pr

£ (23 or
£ CZ3 or

.

f mr.s Br C. G. H. 1691. R s.p Schk. fil. llO.b.

1 mr.s Br S. Amer. 1777. R s.p Jac. ic. 3. 644

f mr.my Br Brazil 1823. R s.p

1 ... Br S. Amer. 1827. R s.p

1 mr.s Br Caraccas 1820. R s.p Bot. mag. 2818

II. DENTICULA^TA. — Fronds pinnate; leaves serrulated, crenulated, or denticulated.

25419 laevigatum Cav. smooth

25420 serrulatum MX. serrulated

25421 striatum R. Br. striated
stramineum Lab.

25422 brasiliense Desv. Brazilian
cavadense Rad.

25423 cartilagineum Swz. cartilaginous

fiAl or
A or
£ i Al or

1 mr.s
f mr.s
f mr.s

Br
Br
Br

N. Holl. 1821.
Florida 1818.
N. Holl. 1824.

R
R
R

s.p
s.p
s.p

jg fAl or

1

mr.s

Br

Brazil

1820.

R

S.p

£ iAI or

1

jn.au

Br

N. Holl.

1820.

R

s.p

2919. WOOD WA'RDIA Sm. WOODWARDIA. (Thomas Jenkinson Woodward, an English botanist.) 3.

25424 angustifblia Sm. narrow-leaved ^ A °r 1 au Br N. Amer. 1812. D p.l Schk. fil. Ill
onocleo'ides IV. Osmunda caroliniana Walt.

25425 radlcaris Sivz. rnoting-leaved £ iAI or 1£ s Br Madeira 1779. R s.p Schk. fil. 112

25426 virginica Swz. Virginian ^ A °r 1 au.s Br N. Amer. 1774. D l.p Pluk. al. 179. 2
.Ble'chnum virginicum L.

2920. DOO'D/^ R. Br. DOODIA. (Samuel Doody, a London apothecary, and first Brit, cryptogamist.) 3.

25427 aspera R. Br. rough-stalked £ iAI pr f mr.s Br N. S. W. 1808. R s.p Bot. cab. 39

25428 media R. Br intermediate £ tAJ or f mr.s Br N. Holl. 1823. D l.p

25429 caudata R. Br. tailed j£ lAl or 1 mr.s Br N. Holl. 1820. D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 25
Woodwardz'a caudata Cav.

2921. ^SPLE^NIUM L. SPLEENWORT.

(A, priv., splen, the spleen ; med. qual.)

47. — 154.

I. lNDivixSAx — Fronds undivided.

25430 Nidus L.

Bird's Nest £

IAI el

2 au

Br

E. Indies 1820.

D

1-P

Brey. c. 99

25431 brasiliense Swz.

Brazilian j£

IAI or

1 jl.au

Br

Brazil 1822.

D

p.l

25432 serratum L.

snw-leaved $_

\/\\ pr

1-^

Br

W. Indies 1793.

D

l.p

Schk. fil. FA

25433 rhizophvllum L.

rooting-leaved 3Jt

A cu

f jn.jl

Br

N. Amer. 1680.

D

l.p

Pluk. al. 105. 3

25434 attenuatum R. Br.

attenuated j£

iAI or

1 jl.au

Br

N. Holl. 1824.

D

p.l

II. LOBATIFR6ND

ES. — F

'ronds angu

lar,

lobate, divided.

25435 palmatum Lam.

palmate £

iAI or

f au.s

Br

S. Europe 1816.

D

l.p

Bot. cab. 868

25436 septentrionale Swz.

northern ^

A or

5 jn.o

Br

Britain rocks.

D

Eng. bot 1017

III. PINNATIFROXDES. — Fronds pinnate.

i. SUBIXTI

IGRIFoL

IUM. — Lea

VCS i

'ubentire.

25437 angustifolium MX.

narrow-leaved ^

A el

1 jn.jl

Br

N. Amer. 1812.

D

l.p

Schk. fil. C7. 69

ii. SERRATIFOLIA.

— Leai

les crenatec

I, foe

ithed, or serrated.

25438 cultrifblium L.

knife-leaved £

123 or

1

Br

W. Indies 1820.

D

p.l

PL fil. 3. 1

25439 Shepherdw Spr.
25440 obtusatum Forst.

Shepherd's £
obtuse j£

fAl or
iAI or

1 jn.jl
lijnjl

Br
Br

Jamaica 1820.
N. Holl. 1824.

D
D

p.l
p.l

Lab. n.h. 242. 1

obllquum Lab.

25441 marlnum L.

sea ^t

A or

Ijn.o

Br

Britain rocks.

D

s.p

Eng. bot. 392

25442 monanthemum Sm

. one-flowered }£

i Al cu

1 Jl

Br

C. G. H. 1790.

D

l.p

Sm. ic. in. 73

25443 falcatum Lam.

falcate -f

iAj or

1 jn.jl

Br

N. Holl. 1825.

D

p.l

25444 zamiffifolium W.

Zamia-leaved £

LAI cu

l|jn.s

Br

Caraccas 1820.

D

l.p

Bot. cab. 854

25445 bipartltum W.

biparted £

[TV] or

li Jn.jl

Br

Jamaica 1820.

D

p.l

25446 ebeneum H. K.

ebony-stalked ^

A or

f s

Br

N. Amer. 1779.

D

l.p

Schk. fil. 73

25447 formJSsum W.

beautiful f

fAl or

1 jn.s

Br

W.Indies 1822.

D

p.l

25448 TYichomanes L.

Maidenhair £

A Pr

imy.o

Br

Britain sh.roc.

n

l.p

Eng. bot. 576

25449 melanocau Ion W.

black-stalked ^

A pr

1 Jl

Br

N. Amer. 1812.

D

l.p

25450 viride Hud.

green ^

A Pr

1 jn.s

Br

Britain al. roc.

D

l.p

Eng. bot. 2257

25451 Petrarch*? Dec.

Petrarch's ^

A °r

i jn.s

Br

France 1819.

D

CO

glandulosum Loi.

Vallis-clausae Req.

25452 dentatum L.

toothed £

[23 or

^ jn.jl

Br

W.Indies 1820.

D

p.l

25453 flabelhfolium Cav.

fan-leaved J,,

[A] or

Br

N. Holl. 1820.

D

p.l

Hook.ex. fl. 208

25454 rhiz6phorum L.

root-bearing £

23 pr

I2 au

Br

Jamaica 1793.

D

l.p

SI. jam. 29,30. 1

25455 alternifolium Sm.

alternate-lvd ^

A cu

i jn.o

Br

Scotland

D

l.p

Eng. bot. 2258

germanicum Wets

Ee 2

420

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

CLASS XXIV.

IV. BiPiifNATi'FiDA. — Fronds bipinnatifld.

25456 pumilum Swx. dwarf £ fAI pr
25457 diff6rme R. Br. two-formed f tAlor

*i in'il

Br
Br

W. Indies 1823.
N. Holl. 1823.

D
D

ft

PL fil. 66. A.

25458 fontanum R. Br. fountain .St A el f " jn.au
Aspidium fontanum W. Polypodium fontanum L.

Br

England w. & r.

D

IP

Eng. bot. 2024

25459 bis^ctum Swx. bisected £ [Al or

1J au

Br

Jamaica 1821.

D

l.p

25460 pra?m6rsum Swx. kitten-leaved £ IAI el

f au

Br

Jamaica 1793.

R

s.p

Pluk. al. 73. 5

25461 striatum L. striated £ [Al pr

1 jn.au

Br

W. Indies 1793.

R

s.p

PI. fil. 18, 19

25462 *helypteroldes MX. Thelypteris-like ^ A or

1 ji

Br

N. Amer. 1823.

D

p.l

Schk. fil. 76. 6

acrosticho\des Swx.

25463 radicans Swx. rooting j£ IAI or

J jn.au

Br

W. Indies 1820.

D

p.l

Schk. cryp. 76

rhiz6phorum Schk.

V. BiPINMAVA

. — Fronds

bivinrt

ate.

25464 Haller* R. Br. Haller's ^ A or | jn.au Br
Aspidium fontanum Swx. Haller* W. Athyrium Hall£r« Roth

Switzerl. 1819.

D

p.l

Schk. cryp. 53

25465 .Filix-fce'mina Bernh. Female Fern^ A or

2 jn.s

Br

Britain w.sh.pl.

D

l.p

Eng. bot. 1453

Polypodium Filix-fce'mina L.

25466 Athyrium Spr. Athyrium ^ A or 2 jn.s
Nephrbdium asplenioldes MX. Aspidium asplenioldes W.

Br

N. Amer. 1823.

D

p.l

Schk. cryp. 78

25467 Michauxii Spr. Michaux's & A or

li jn.s

Br

N. Amer. 1823.

D

p.l

Nephrbdium .Filix-fce'mina MX. Aspidium an

gustum W.

25468 lanceolatum Hud. lanceolate ^ A pr
25469 Ruta muraria L. Wall Rue ^ A cu

J jn.8

3 jn.O

Br
Br

England rocks.
Britain sh.roc.

D
D

l.p

l.p

Eng. bot. 240
Eng. bot. 150

25470 bulbiferum Forst. bulb-bearing £ iAI or

1 jn.s

Br

N. Zeal. 1820.

D

p.l

Schk. cryp. 79

25471 viviparum H. K. viviparous ]£ (AJ or

1 jn.s

Br

Mauritius 1820.

D

p.l

25472 fragrans Swx. fragrant £ [AJ el

1)1

Br

Jamaica 1793.

D

l.p

Pluk. al. 282.1

25473 ^di^ntum nigrum L. Bk Adiantum^ A pr

1 ap.o

Br

Britain sha.pl.

U

l.p

Eng. bot. 1950

25474 montanum W. mountain jk A pr

*jl

Br

N. Amer. 1812.

1)

l.p

25475 cicutarium Swx. Cicuta-like j£ fAl or

1 jn.s

Br

W. Indies 1820.

D

p5

PI. fil. 48. a.

25476 acutum Bory

V. TRIPLICA^TO-PINNAVUM. — Leaves triplicately pinnate.
acute j£ iAJ or 2 ap.my Br Teneriffe 1818.

D l.p

2922. CJENO'PTERIS Berg. CJENOPTERIS. (Kaitios, new, pteris, a fern.) 2. — 13.

25477 Odontltis Thun. Odontites £ iAI or f jn.au Br N. Holl. 1822. D p.l Schk. crypt. 82
^splenium Odontltis R. Br. Dartia Odontites W.

25478 appendiculatum Lab. appendaged '£ iAJ or f jl.au Br N. Holl. 1822. D p.l Lab. n. h. 2. 243
^splenium laxum R. Br. Darea appendiculata W.

2923. ALLANTCTDIA B. Br. ALLANTODIA. (Allantos, a sausage; resemblance in indusia.) 4.— 5.
£5479 tenera R. Br. tender £ iAJ or 1 jn.s Br N. Holl. 1820. D p.l
25480 australis R. Br. southern j£ tAJ or 2 jn.s Br V. D. L. 1820. D p.l
25481 axillaris Kaulf. axillary f iAJ or 2 jn.s Br Madeira 1779. D l.p
Polypodium axillare H. K.
25482 umbrbsa R. Br. shady £ iAI or 4 jn.s Br Madeira 1779. D l.p Schk. fil. 61
.Polypbdium urabrosum H. K.

2P24. SCOLOPE'NDRIUM Sm. HART'S TONGUE. (Scolopendra, a centipede ; underside of fronds.) 2.— 4.
£5483 officinarum Swz. officinal £ A cu ljjl.au Br Britain m.s.pl. D l.p Eng. bot. 1150
^splenium Scolopendrium L.
2 crispum curled-leaved V A cu li il.au Br Britain m.s.pl. D l.o

3 undulatum

•wave-leaved

£

A cu

li jl.au

Br

Britain

m.s.pl.

D

1-P

Pluk. ph. 248. 2

4 multifidum

many-cleft

£

A cu

li jl.au

Br

Britain

m.s.pl.

D

l.p

5 ram&sum branchy j£
25484 //emionitis Cav. Hemionitis ]£
ylsplenium ffemionltis L. palmatum

A cu
Al or
B.C.

1* Jl-au
1 au.s

Br
Br

Britain
Spain

m.s.pl.
1779.

I)
D

1-P
p.l

Pluk. ph. 248.1
Schk. cryp. 66

2925. DIPLA^ZIUM Swx. DIPLAZIUM. (Diplazo, to be double ; indusia double.)

I. SiMPLlciFR6NDEs. — Fronds simple.

25485 plantagineum Sura. Plantain-teawdje (23 or 2 au Br W. Indies 1819. D l.p
^splenium plantagineum L.

25486 castaneaef61ium Swx. Chestnut-lvd j£ (23 or 1 jl.au Br Guinea 1824. D l.p

j.1. JTIWWA i itKuisiir-s. — fjurius ptfinufc.
25487 seramporense Spr. Serampore £ [AJ or 3 au Br- Seramporel820.
25488 grandif Ilium Swz. large-leaved j£ [Al or 4 au Br Jamaica 1793.

D l.p
D l.p

//emionUis grandifolia Swx.

25489 juglandifolium Swx. Walnut-leaved jf [AJ or 3 au Br Jamaica 1820.
25490 auriculatum Kaulf. auricled $ Q or 10 au Br Caraccas 1820.

D l.p
D l.p

Schk. cryp. 86

Jsplenium arboreum W.

III. BIPINNA^A. — Fronds bipinnate.
25491 malabaricum Spr. Malabar J O or 8 ... Br E. Indies 1818.

S l.p

^splenium ambiguum Swx.

25492 arborescens Swx. arborescent i 1 i or 12 ... Br Mauritius 1826.

S l.p

25493 esculentum Swx. eatable £ C3 or 3 ... Br E. Indies 1822.

D l.p

Hemionitis esculenta Retx.

2926. PTE'RIS L. BRAKE. (Pteryx, a wing ; appearance..)

15. — 119.

I. SI'MPLEX. — Fronds simple.
2o494 sagittaefblia Rod. sagittate-leaved £ [AJ or i jn.au Br Brazil 1825.

D p.l

II. DivrsJE. — Fronds divided.

25495 pedata L. pedate ^ A or £ jl.au Br Virginia 1820.
25496 palmata W. palmate £ [AJ or f jn.au Br Caraccas 1821.

D l.p
D l.p

PI. fil. 152

III. TERNA^A. — Fronds ternate.

25497 arg^ntea Gm. silvery ^ A or J jn.au Br Siberia 1816.
pedata var. L.

D p.l

N. c. p. 12. 1

IV. SiMPLiciPiNNAVjE. — Fronds simply pinnate.
25498 rotundifolia Forst. round-leaved £ [23 or ljjl.au Br N. Zeal. 1824.

D p.l

2.549!) longifblia L. long-leaved £ El or 2 jl.s Br W. Indies 1770.
25500 falcata R. Br. falcate tf iAI or 1 jn.jl Br N. Holl. 1820.

Sks.p
D pi

Jac. sc.3.399,400

95501 grandifolia L. large-leaved £ (23 or 2 au Br W. Indies 1793.

Sks.p

Schk. fil. 89

OHDER I.

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

421

V. CoMp6siTO-PiNN A.\az. — Fronds pinnate ; lower leaves compound.

25502 denticulata Hook, toothed £ (23 or 2 jl Br Brazil 1824. Sk

25503 erotica L. Cretan £ tAJ cu 1 jl.au Br Candia 1820. D

25504 serrulata L. serrulated £ (23 pr 1J au.s Br India 1770. Sk

25505 umbrusa R. Br. shady j£ iAJ or 3 jn.au Br N. Holl. 1823. D

25506 atropurpurea L. purple ^ A Pr I au-s Br N- Amer. 1770. D

VI. BIPINNATI'FID.*:. — Fronds bipinnatifid ; lower leaves bifid.

25507 Plumiem W. Plunder's £ (23 or 2 jl Br S. Amer. 1818. D
£5508 nemorklis W. grove £ (23 or \\ my.jl Br Bourbon 1823. D
25509 arguta Vahl sharp-notched £ iAl el 1 au.s Br Madeira 1778. D

VII. BIPINNAVE. — Fronds bipinnate.

10 hastata Swz. hastate £ iAI or 2 jl.s Br C. G. H. 1823. D

85511 cordata Cav. heart-shaped £ B3 or 3 jn.jl Br Mexico 1820. D

£5512 sagittata Cav. arrow-shaped £ [ATI or 3 jn.jl Br S. Amer. 1826. D

25513 Elegans Pair. elegant £ 23 or 3 au.s Br E. Indies 1824. D

255 14. discolor Kunze discolored £ (23 or 3 au.s Br Brazil 1825. D
elegans Swz.

25515 heterophylla Swx. variable-leaved j£ (23 or 4 jl.au Br Jamaica 1820. D

25516 aculeata W. prickiy-stmd \ Q or 10 au.s Br W. Indies 1793. D

VIII. TRIPLICA''TO-PINNANTJE. — Fronds triplicately pinnated.

25517 vespertilibnis Lab. bat-winged )£ iAI or 3 my.au Br N. Holl. 1823. D

25518 tremula R. Br. trembling £ tAJ or 3 my.au Br N. Holl. 1820. D

eatable £ iAJ or 3 au.s Br N. S. W. 1815. D

IX. DECOMPOSITE. — Fronds decompound.

tailed ^ A pr 2 s.d Br N. Amer. 1777. D

aquiline ^ A °r 3 jl.au Br Britain hea.w. D

slender-leaved £ (23 or 2 jl.au Br Brazil 1824. D

woolly £ [Al or 3 jl.au Br Bourbon 1819. D

X. DU^BIJE. — Doubtful to which section they belong.

Chinese f iAI or 2 jl.au Br China 1824. D

crenulated £ iAI or 2 jl Br 1827. D

Cervantes's £ (23 or 1 jl Br Mexico 1824. D

25519 esculenta Forst.

25520 caudata L.

25521 aquilina L.

25522 leptophylla Swz.

25523 lanuginosa Bory

25524 chin^nsis Lo. C.

25525 crenulata Lo. C.

25526 Cervantesw H. L.

Schk. cryp. 90
Schk. fil. 91

Schk. fil. 101

Pet. g. 80. 3
Pluk. al. 290. 2

Pluk. ph. 403. 5

PI. fil. 37
PI. fiL5. etll

Lab.n.h.2.245
Lab. n. h. 2. 244

Jac. ic. 3. 645
Eng. bot. 1679

(Vitta, a riband; shape of narrow fronds.) 2. — 10.

(23 cu 2 au Br America 1793. D l.p Schk. fil. 101. b
IA1 or 1 jl.au Br Brazil 1820. D l.p

(Logche, a lance ; form of fronds.) 2. — 5.

(23 pr 1 jn.s Br W. Indies 1793. D l.p Schk. fil. 86
(23 or 1 jn.jl Br Jamaica 1793. D l.p Br. jam. 89. 1

2927. VITTA^RIA Sm. VITTARIA.

25527 lineata W. \inear-leaved

25528 graminifblia Kaulf. Grass-leaved

2928. LONCHrTIS L. LONCHITIS.

25529 hirsftta L. hairy

25530 pedata L. pedate
Pteris podophylla Swx.

2929. ANTRCOPHYUM. Kaulf. ANTROPHYCM. (Antron, a cavern, phyo, to grow : habitation.) 1.— 8.

25531 Janceolatum Kaulf. spear-leaved _,£ ES or f jl.s Br W. Indies 1793. D l.p Schk. fil. 6
/femionitis lanceolata L.

2930. ^DIA'NTUMZ,. MAIDENHAIR. (Adiantos, dry ; plunged in water, yet remaining dry.) 20. — 63.

I. RENIF6RME. — Leaves simple, reniform.

25532 renif6rme L. kidney-leaved £_ tAJ pr f jn.s Br Madeira 1699. R s.p Bot. cab. 841

II. SIMPLICIPINNA'TA. — Fronds simply pinnate.

25533 macrophyllum Swz. long-leaved £ [23 pr 1 jl.au Br Jamaica 1793. D l.p Br.jam.38. 1

25534 lunatum Cav. lunated j£ (23 or J jl Br Mexico 1823. D l.p

III. COMP6SITO-PINNAVA. — Fronds at base compound or bipinnate, above simply pinnate.

25535 deltoideum Swx. deltoid £ (23 or . 1 jl.au Br Jamaica 1824. D l.p

25536 varium Hum. various £ (23 or 1 jl.au Br S. Amer. 1820. D l.p

25537 serrulatum L. serrulate £ (23 or 1 au Br Jamaica 1822. D l.p Pluk. al. 125. 2

IV. DiGlTAVo-PlNNAVA — Fronds triparted, digitate, or pedate ; branches pinnate.

25538 ternatum Hum. ternate £ 123 or f jl Br S. Amer. 1819. D l.p

25539 radiatum L. radiated £ iAJ pr f ap.au Br W. Indies 1776. D l.p PI. fil. 100

pedate ^ A el 1 au.s Br N. Amer. 1640. R s.p Schk. til. 115

spreading £ [23 or 1 au.s Br Brazil 1824. D s.p

25542 hispidulum R. Br. rather hairy £ tAI or 1 my.au Br N. Holl. 1822. D l.p

V. BiPiNNAvrA. — Fronds all bipinnate.

hairy-stalked £ (23 or 1 jn.s Br Jamaica 1775. D s.p Schk. fil. 120

dusty £ (23 el 1£ jn.s Br W. Indies 1793. D s.p Schk. fil. 119

£ [23 or 1 jn.s Br S. Amer. 1820. D l.p

j£ iAI el f my.s Br Britain rocks. R s.p Eng. bot. 1564

25540 pedatum L.

25541 patens W.

25543 villbsum L.

25544 pulverulentum L.

25545 rhomboideum Kth. rhomboid
25516 Capillus Venem L. Venus's hair

VI. SUPRADECOMPOSITA. — Frond triplicately pinnate or supradecompound.

25547 cuneatum Hook. wedge-shaped £ tAJ or 1 au Br Brazil 1820. D p.l H. & G. 30

2.5548 trapeziforme L. rhomb-leaved £ IA1 el 1| jn.jl Br W. Indies 1793. R s.p Schk. fil. 112

(A] el 1 jl Br Jamaica 1793. D s.p Pluk. al. 354. 1

tA] or 1 my.au Br N. Holl. 1823. D Lp Lab. n. h.2.248 2

25549 tenerum Swx.

25550 assimile Swx.
trigbnum Lab.

25551 formosum R. Br.

tender
assimilated

handsome

iAI or 1 my.au Br N. Holl. 1820. D l.p

2931. LINDS.EM Dry. LINDSJLA. (Lindsay, an Englishman, who wrote on germination of mosses.) 5. —23.
I. PINNA^TJE. — Fronds pinnate.

25552 linearis R. Br linear f iAJ or f ap.jn Br N. Holl. 1820. D p.l

25553 falcata Dry. sickle-shaped £ (23 or f ap.jn Br Trinidad 1819. D p.l Lin. tr. 3. 7. 2

II. DECOMPOSITE. — Fronds decompound.

25554 microph^lla Swx. small-leaved £ iAJ or f ap.jn Br N. Holl. 1820. D p.l

25555 trapezaef6rmis Dry. Trapezium-fmd£ (23 or 1 ap.jn Br S. Amer. 1819. D p.l Lin. tr. 3. 9

25556 media R. Br. intermediate £ iA) or 1 ap.jn Br N. Holl. 1823. D p.l

2932. CHEILA'NTHES Swz. CHEILANTHES. (Cheilos, lip, anthos, flower; form^f indusium.) 10.— 38.

I. BIPINNATI'FIDA. — Fronds bipinnatifid.

25557 gracilis Kaulf. slender ^ A or | jl Br N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

Pteris gracilis MX.

EC 3

422

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

CLASS XXIV.

II. BIPINNAYE. — Fronds bipinnate.

25558 pterioides Swz. Pteris-like ' ' '
^diintum />terovides L.

25559 caudata R. Br. tailed

25560 odora Swx. sweet-smelling

25561 fragrans Sivz. sweet-scented
Polypodium fragrans L.

25562 microphylla Sivz. small-leaved
Nothola^na cheilantholdes Spr.

25563 vestHa Swx. clothed
Nephrodium lanbsum MX.

25564 hirta Swx. hairy

25565 ferruginea Lk. ferruginous

III. SupRADEcoMp6siTA. — Fronds triplicately pinnate, or supradecompound.

25566 lendigera Swx. maggot-bearing jg LAI pr £ jn.au Br N. Spain ... D l.p

*

lAJpr

i jl.s

Br

C.

G. H.

1775.

D

Lp

H. n. h.

96.3

£ lAlor

j^ _AI or
£ lAJpr

J jn.au
1 jn.jl
f au

Br
Br
Br

N. Holl.
Switzerl.
Madeira

1824.
1819.
1778.

D
D
D

p.l

e

Swz. fil.

3.6

£

iAI or

i my.jl

Br

W

. Indies 1823.

D

P.l

PL fil.

58

*

A pr

5 au

Br

N.

Amer.

1812.

D

l.P

Schk.

fil

.124

I

iAI or
FA1 or

J my.au
| my.au

Br
Br

C.

G. H.

1816.
1816.

D
D

p.l
p.l

2933. DAVA'LL-LJ Sm. DAVALLIA. (Edmund Davall, a Swiss botanist.) 7. — 45.

I. BIPINNAVI\E. — Fronds bipinnate.

elegant j£ iAI or 1 ap.s Br N. Holl. 1824. D p.

box-like £ iAI or f ap.s Br N. S. W. 1808. D l.j

255(77 elegans Swx.
25568 pyxidata Cav.

1 Schk. cryp. 127
P

II. SupRADEcoMp6srr£. — Fronds triplicately pinnate or supradecompound.

25569 canarie"nsis Swx. Canary jg iAI or

25570 gibberosa Swx. gibbous-footed £ tA) or
7Yich6manes gibberosa Forst.

25571 flaccida R. Br. flaccid £ iAJ or

25572 dubia R. Br. doubtful £ tAJ or

25573 concavadensis H. L. Concavado £ (23 or

| ap.s
2 ap

iap.s
1 ap.s

Br Canarirs 1699. R s.p Jac. ic. 1. J

Br N. Holl. 1825. D s.p Sw.au. 31

Br N. Holl. 1820. D p.l

Br N. Holl. 182G. D p.l

Br Brazil 1823. D p.l

2934. DICKSO"NI4 Herit. DICKSONIA. (James Dickson, a British cryptogamist.) 3. —23.

25574 arborescens Herit. arborescent i CD or 15 jn.d Br St. Helena 1786. D l.p

25575 dissecta Swx. cut-leaued £ (ZD pr 3 s.o Br Jamaica 1793. D l.p

25576 pilosiuscula W. rather hairy ^ A P* 2 jl.s Br N. Amer. 1811. D l.p Schk. fil. 131

2935. BALA'NTIUM Kaulf. BALANTIUM. (Balantion, a purse ; form of indusium.
~~ culcita Kaulf. cusl '

Dicksbma culcita Herit.

L. '-

2936. CIBOTIUM Kaulf. CIBOTIUM (Kibotion, a little chest ; form of indusium.) 1. — 2.

25578 Billardien Kaulf. Billardier's £ | | or 30 ... Br N. Holl. 1824. R l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 294

Dicksbnza antarctica Lab.

2937. ALSO'PHILA B. R. ALSOPHILA. (Alsos, grove, phileo, to love ; habitation.) 1. — 9.

25579 australis B. R. southern £ iAI or 1 ... Br N. Holl. 1823. D p.l

2938. ASPI'DIUM Swx. SHIELD FERN. (Aspidion, a little buckler ; form of indusium.)
I. TERNAVFA. — Fronds ternate.

25580 trifoliatum Swx. three-leaved £ CS or 1^ ap.au Br W. Indies 1769. D l.p

25581 cicutarium Swx. Cicuta-like £ G3 or 2 ap.jl Br Jamaica 1820. D l.p

II. PIMNA*TA . — Fronds pinnate ; leaves crenate, dentate, or serrated.

25582 macrophyllum Swx. long-leaved j£ [A1 or

25583 auriculatum Swx. eared £ [Al or

25584 acrosticholdes Swx. Acrostichum-lk^ A or
Nephrodium acrostichoides MX.

25585 mucronatum Swx. mucronate ^ LA) or

25586 ZonchHis Swx. Lonchitis ^ A or

25587 pectinatum W. pectinated £ LTV) or
trapezoldes Schk.

25588 trapezoldes Swx. trapezium-like

25589 exaltatum Swx. lofty

25590 cordifolium Swx. heart-leaved

3 jn,l
l|jl.au

25591 rhizophyllum Swx. root-leaved

j£ L7\| or
j£ LAJ or
£ FA1 or

2 jl Br

f my.au Br
1 my.au Br

W. Indies 1816. D l.p

E. Indies 1793. D l.p

N. Amer. ... D l.p

Jamaica 1820. D p.l

Britain al. roc. D l.p

W. Indies 1820. D Lp

jl.au
jn.jl

Jamaica 1824.

Jamaica 1793.

Jamaica 1824.

Jamaica 1820.

D l.p

D l.p

D l.p

D l.p

spreading

soft

Oreopteris

unseen

saw

joined

III. BIPINNATI'FIDA. — Fronds bipinnatifid.

U\\ or
EJor
A or
(23 or
fTy) or

25592 patens Swx.

25593 m611e Swz.

25594 Ore6pteris Swx.

25595 invlsum Swx.

25596 serra Swx.

25597 unltum Swx.
Nephrodium unitum R. Br.

25598 propinquum Kaulf. related

25599 parasiticum Swx. parasite

25600 noveborac^nse Swx. New York

25601 Thelypteris Swz. Lady Fern

25602 irriguum Sm. plashy

25603 cristktum Swx. lesser crested

25604 dentatum Swx. toothed
Cyathea dentata Sm.

IV. BIPINNA^TA. — Fronds bipinnate.

L7\l or
LAJ or
A or
A or
A or
A or
A or f

2 jl.s

2 au.s

3 jl
2 I
2 jl
2 au

2 au
1 jn.jl
HJ1
1 jl.au
1 jn.jl
1^ jn.au
jl

Jamaica 1784. D l.p

Caraccas 1824. D l.p

Britain hea. D l.p

Jamaica 1824. D l.p

Jamaica 1819. D p.l

D l.p

Br N. Holl. 1793.

E Indies 1793. D l.p

E. Indies 1824. D l.p

N. Amer. 1812. D l.p

Britain mar. D l.p

Britain w sh.p. D l.p

England bog h. D Lp

Wales rocks. D l.p

25605 fr^grans Swx.

25606 aculeatum Swx.

25607 lobatum Swx.

25608 marginkle Swx.

25609 .Fllix-mas Swz.

25610 spinulbsum Swx.

25611 intermedium W.

25612 dilatatum Swx.

25613 rigidum Swx.
Polypbdium fragrans Vil.

25614 coriaceum Swx. leathery

25615 elongatum Swx. elongated

25616 fragile Swx brittle

Siberia 1820. D l.p

Britain sha.pl. D l.p

England sha.pl D l.p

N. Amer. 1772. D l.p

Britain sha.pl. D l.p

Britain mar. D l.p

N. Amer. 1823. D l.p

Britain w.sh.p. D l.p

S. Europe 1816. D l.p

V. D. L. 1821. D l.p
Madeira 1779. D l.p
Britain walls. D l.p

Jac. ic. 3. 638
Pluk. al. 296. 2

PI. fil. 145
Schk. cryp. 30

SI. jam. 1.36.4,5
Eng. bot. 797
Schk. cryp. 296

SI. jam. 1. 36. 1
Schk. fil. 32. b.
PI. fil. 51
H. & G. 59

Schk. fil. 334
Jac. ic. 640
Eng. bot. 1019

Pluk. al. 244. 1

R. mal. 12. 17
Schk. fil. 46
Eng. bot. 1018

Eng. bot. 2125
Eng. bot. 1588

Eng. bot. 1562
Eng. bot. 1563
Schk. fil. 45. b.
Eng. bot. 1458
Eng. bot. 1460

Eng. bot. 1461
Schk. cryp. 38

Eng. bot. 1587

ORDER I.

CRYPTOGAM1A FILICES.

423

25617 atomarium W. atomed jk A or $ jl Br

25618 rhas'ticum Swz. Rhsetian ^ A el J jn.jl Br

25619 rfcgium Swz. royal ^ A el | jn Br

25620 bulbiferum Swz. bulbifcrous ^ A or 1 jl.au Br

V. SUPRADKCOMPUSITA. — Fronds Iripinnate or

25621 angulare Kit. angular ^ A or £ jl Br

25622 pubescens Swz. pubescent j£ [Al or •' Rr

25623 villosum Swz. villous j£ fAI or

25624 ae'mulum Swz. rival tf iAI or

25625 decomp6situm Spr. decomposed ^£ i Al or
Nephrodium decomp6situm R. Br.

25626 alplnurn Swz. alpine ^ A °r

25627 montanum Swz. mountain ^ A °r

jl

3 jl
2 au
| jn.jl

Br
Br
Br
Br

N. Amer. 1820. D l.p

Britain rocks. D l.p

Britain al.roc. D l.p Eng. bot. 163

N. Amer. 1638. D l.p
supradecoinpound.

Hungary 1819. D p.l

Jamaica 1817. D l.p

W.Indies 1793. D l.p Schk. fil. 46. b.

Madeira 1779. ~
N. Holl. 1820.

D l.p
D p.l

J jn.jl Br
| my.au Br

S. Europe 1825.
Switzerl. 1819.

D l.p
D l.p

Jac. ic. 3. 612
Vil. del 3. 53

2939. PLEOPE'LTIS Hum. PI.EOPELTIS. (Pleos, full, pelte, shield ; form of indusium.) 3. —8.

256^8 ensifolia Hook. sword-leaved ]£ [AJ or £ my.jn Br S. Amer. 1823. D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 62

25629 latifolia Lo. C. broad-leaved £ fAJ or | my.jn Br S. Amer. 1823. D l.p

25630 nuda D. Don naked j£ [AJ or £ my.jn Br Nepal Hook. ex. fl. 63

*2940. WOO'DS/^ R.Br. WOODSIA.

25631 pubescens Spr. pubescent

25632 hyperbbrea R. Br. northern

25633 ilvensis R. Br. Ilva

2941. CY ATHENA Sm. CYATHEA.

25634 arbbrea Sm. tree

25635 excelsa Swz. tall
arbdrea Bory

(Joseph Woods, a British botanist.) 3. — 4.

[AJ or | ... Br Brazil 1820. D l.p
A el $ jl.s Br Scotland al. roc. D l.p Eng. bot. 2023
A el J jn.jl Br Britain 1812. D l.p Eng. bot s. 261<i

theion, a little cup ; cup-shaped indusium.)
3r 15 ... Br W. Indies 1793. D l.p

2. — 17.

l.p PI. fil. 1.1,2
or 20 ... Br Mauritius 1825. S l.p

2942. TRICHO'MANES L. TRICHOMANES. (Thrix, a hair, manos, soft ; stems like fine hair.) 2. — 46.

25636 brevisetum H. K. short-bristled £ A el £ my.jn Br Britain moi.ro. D l.p Eng. bot. 1417
Hymenophyllum alatum E. B.

25637 membranaceum L. membranous £ [Al or J my.jn Br W. Indies 1820. D l.p Hook. ex. fl. 76

2943. HYMENOPHY'LLUM Sm. FILMY LEAF. ( Hy men, membrane, phyllon, leaf ; thin leaves.) 1.— 46.

25638 tunbridg£nse Swz. Tunbridge £ A el £ my.jn Br Britain moi.ro. D l.p Eng. bot. 162

2944. TCTDEA W. TODEA.

25639 africana W. African

Osmunda barbara T/iun.

TRIBE II. OSMUNDA^CEJS.

(Henry Julius Tode, of Mecklenberg, an experienced tnycologist.) 1.
£ tAJ or 2 my.au Br C. G. H. 1805. D l.p Schk. fil. 147

2945. OSMU'ND^ L.

25640 cinnamomea L.

25641 regalis L.
2.5642 Claytonzana L.

25643 interrupta MX.

25644 spectabilis W.
regklis MX.

25645 gracilis H. L.

OSMUNDA. (Osmunder, one of the names of Thor, a Celtic divinity.) 6. — 8.
I. CINNAM&MIA. — Bearing both fertile and sterile fronds.

Cinnamon ^ A or 2 jn Br N. Amer. 1772. D l.p Schk. fil. 146
II. REGALES. — Fronds all fertile.

royal

Clayton's

interrupted

showy

slender

A or 1 jn.jl Br

Britain sha.bo. D l.p Eng. bot. 209

N. Amer. 1772. D l.p

N. Amer. ... D l.p Schk. fil. 144

N. Amer. 1811. D l.p Pluk. al. 184. 4

1827. D p.l

TRIBE III. GLEICHENIE^.

2946. LYGO^DIUM Swz. SNAKE'S TONGUE^

25646 scandens Swz. climbing

25647 circinatum Swz. circinatc

25648 palmatum Swz. palmate

25649 polymorphum Kth. multiform
Hydroglossum hirsutum W.

25650 volubile Swz. twining
Osmunda scandens Aub.

25651 hastatum W. hastate

(Lygodes, flexible ; twining plants.)

6 my.s

6 au

6 au.s

6 au

6 au

6 au

o, u

Br
Br
Br
Br

Br
Br

6. — 23.

E. Indies 1793. D l.p Bot. cab. 742

E. Indies 1823. D l.p Ru. am. 6. 33

N. Amer. ... D l.p Schk. fil. 140

S. Amer. 1820. D Lp Cav. ic. 6. 595. 1

W. Indies 1810. D l.p SI. jam. 1. 46. 1

Maranh. 1820. D Lp

2947. ANEI'MIA Swz. ANEIMIA.

25652 hirsuta Swz. hairy

25653 adiantifblia Swz. Maidenhair-1

25654 Phillitidis Swz. Phillitis-like
Osmunda Phillitidis L.

25655 lanceolata Hook. lanceolate

25656 hhrnilis Swz. dwarf
Osmunda humilis Cav.

25657 /raxinifblia Hook. Ash-leaved £ fAI or

(Aneimon, naked ;
£ IAI or 3
£ fAI or 3 au.s
£ fAI or 1 jl.o

naked spikes of inflorescence.) 5. — 27.
Br Jamaica 1794. D l.p PI. fil. 162
Br W. Indies 1793. D p.l PI. fil. 158
Br Trinidad 1820. D l.p PI. fil. 156

i A or I2 jn.jl

Br
Br

W. Indies 1820.
N. Amer. 1823.

D
D

p.l

p.l Hook. ex. 1

1.28

1 jn.jl Br Brazil 1825. D p.l

2948. SCHIZ,ENA Sm.

25658 elegans Swz.

25659 penicillata Hum.

25660 rup^stris R. Br.
256til bifida Swz.

25662 pusilla Ph.

2949. GLEICHEW.4

25663 pubescens Kth.

25664 speluncae R. Br.

25665 microph^lla R. Br.

25666 flabellkta R. Br.

25667 pectinata Presl

SCHIZJEA. (Schizo, to cleave
elegant
pencilled
rock

bifid
small

iAI or
iAI or
' _AJ or

appearance of aggregate fan-like spikes.) 4. — 12.

Trinidad 1819. D p.l Vahl sy. 2. 50

S. Amer. 1816. D p.l

N. HolL 1822. D p.l

'f jn.jl Br N. Holl. 1822. D p.l W. m. far. 3. 2
| jn.jl Br N. Amer. ... D p.l H.&G.47

o cleave ; appeara
or f jn.jl Br
f jn.jl Br
f jn.jl Br

Sm. GLEICHENIA. (Baron P'.F. van. Gleichen, a German botanist.)

pubescent

cavern

small-leaved

fan-leaved

pectinated

__ fAI or 3
]£ iAJ or ...
£ iAI or ...
£ iAI or ...
£_ fAI or 3

Ee 4

jn.au
jn.au
jn.au
jn.au

S. Amer. 1822.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1824.

N. Holl. 1823.

Trinidad 1824.

D p.l

D p.1

D p.l

D p.l

D .l

Ac. hoi. 1804. 4

424

CRYPTOGAMIA LYCOFODJNEJE.

CLASS XXIV.

TRIBE IV. OPHIOGLO'SSEJE.

2950. BOTRY'CHIUM Swz. MOOPWORT. (Botrys, a bunc
25668 Lunaria Swz. common, Moonwort^ A cu £ my.jn
Osmunda Lunaria L.

h of grapes ; form of fructification.) 6. — 10.
Br Britain hil.pa. D p.l Eng. bot. 318

25669 australe R Br.

southern

^ iAJ or

? my.jl

Br

N. Holl. 1823.

D

P 1

25670 /umarioldes W.
25671 dissectum S

Fumitory-like
cut-leaved

^ A cu
^ A cu

,'F"

Br
Br

Carolina 1806.
N. Amer. 1806.

D
D

p.l
p.l

Schk. fil. 157
Schk. fil. 158

gracile Ph.
25672 virginicum Swz.

Virginian

^ A en

1 au

Br

N. Amer. 1790.

D

p.l

Schk. fil. 156

25673 obliquum MM.

oblique

^ A cu

| au

Br

N. Amer. 1821.

D

2951. OPHIOGLO'SSUM L. ADDER'S TONGUE.
25674 vulgatum L. common ^ A cu

(Ophis, a serpent, glossa, a tongue ;
1 my.jn Br Britain m. me. D

leaves.) 7.— 12.
p.l Eng. bot. 108

25675 petiolatum Hook.

petiolated

^ C2 cu

— ja.mr

Br

Jamaica 1820.

D

P 1

Hook. ex. fl. 51

25676 reticulatum L.

netted

£ CZSpr

i my.jn

Br

W. Indies 1793.

1)

p'.l

H.&G.26

25677 bulbosum MX.

bulbous

A .AJ pr

3 jl.au

Br

N. Amer. ...

U

l.p

25678 lusitanicum L.

Portugal

j^ /\ cu

5 my.jn

Br

Portugal 1816.

D

p.l

25679 gramineum W.

Gra.ss.like

j^ lAI CU

£ my.jn

Br

N Holl. 1820.

D

p.l

W. erf. 1802. 1.

1

25680 costatum R. Br.

ribbed

^ i Al cu

i my.jn

Br

N. Holl. 1820.

D

2952. M ARA'TTI.4 Sin.
25681 alata Sm. winged

TRIBE V. POROPTE'RIDES.

MARATTIA. (J. F. Marati, of Vallombrosa, in Tuscany, who wrote on ferns.) 1.-5.
£ EJ or 1| au Br Jamaica 1793. D l.p Sm. ic. in. 46

2953.
25682 alata Sm.

Sm.

l>\s i:v
winged

(Pierre Martin Dana, who wrote on plants of Piedmont.) 1. —3.
£ (22 or 1 ... Br W. Indies 1823. D p.l PL fil. 109

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 2.
CRYPTOGAVMIA EQUISETAVCE,E.

2954. .EQUISITTUM L. HORSETAIL. (Equus, a horse, seta, hair ; fine branches.) 10. — 18,

I. POLYSTA^CHYA. — Fructiferous fronds many-spiked.

25683 prate"nse Ehrh.

meadow

*V

A

cu

1 Jn.jl

Br

Germany

1818.

D

p.l

25684 palfistre L.

marsh

^

A

w

1| jn.jl

Br

Britain

bog.pl.

D

P.l

Eng. bot. 2021

II. MONOSTA\:HYA.

— Fructiferous fronds one-spiked-

25685 umbrbsum W.

shady

&

A

cu

1 jn.jl

Br

Germany

1816.

D

p.l

25686 sylvaticum L.

wood

f

A

w

1 ap.my

Br

Britain

m.s.pl.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 1874

25687 hyemale L.

winter

£

A

ec

lijl.au

Br

Britain

moi.w.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 915

25688 limbsum L.

marsh

A

w

2 jn.jl

Br

Britain

wat.pl.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 929

25689 fluviatile L.

great-river

^E

A

w

6 ap.my

Br

Britain

wat.pl.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 2022

25690 arvense L.

corn

*V

A

w

| mr.ap

Br

Britain

moi.fi.

I)

p.l

Eng. bot. 2020

2569 1 variegktum W.

variegated

*k

A

or

I jn.jl

Br

Scotland

sc.sh.

D

p.l

Eng. bot. 1987

25692 scirpoides MX.

Scirpus-like

Si

A

cu

1 jn.jl

Br

N. Amer. 1820.

D

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 3.

CRYPTOGAVMIA LYCOPODI'NE^.

2955. LYCOPOVD1UM L. CLUB Moss. (Lykos, wolf, pous, foot ; resemblance in roots.) 18. — 140.
1. PEDI™CULA\EA. — Spiked, pedunculate.

25693 carelinianum L Carolina )U A cu £ au Br Carolina 1812. D p.l Di. muse. 62.

25694 clavatum L. common-club )U A cu \ jl.au Br Britain hea. D p.l Eng. bot. 224

25695 complanktum L. smooth-/*^ )£ A cu f jl.au Br N. Amer. 1770. D p.l FL dan. 78

25696 alplnum L. •

25697 dendroideum Mr.

25698 densum Lab.
25ti99 annotinum L.

25700 inundatum L.

25701 alopecuroides L.

25702 selagino'ides L.

25703 rupestre L.

alpine

tree-like

dense

year-old

overflowed

Foxtail-like

Selago-like

rock

II. SESSI'LIA — Spikes sessile.
i. VA^RIA. — Leaves in various directions.

JU A cu
j£ A cu
<~. i AJ cu

ft~ A cu
!U A cu
JU A cu
!U A cu
JU A cu

* ™

Br
J5r
Br
Br
Br
Br
Br
Br

Britain al.bogs.
N. Amer. 1770.
N. Holl. 1820.
Britain al.hea.
Britain tur.bo.
N. Amer. 1821.
Britain w.al.h.
N. Amer. ...

£ au

f jn.au
\ jn.jl

iau
\ au

iau
ii. DI'STICHA. — Leaves distich, stipulate

25704 ornithopodioldes L. Ornithop.-like !U A cu £ jn.au Br 1812.

25705 depressum Swz. depressed t. tAJ cu J au Br C. G. H. 1816.

25706 helveticum L. Swiss & A cu lin ... Br Switzerl. 1779.

25707 denticulatum L. toothed )U A cu lin jl Br Switzerl. 1779.

25708 fipodum L. stemless JU A cu £ au Br N. Amer. 1819.

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

D p.l

25709 Selago L.

25710 lucidulum L.

III. AXILLAVRIA. — Capsules axillary.

Selago JU A cu £ au Br Britain w.al.h. D p.l

rather glittering !U A cu | au Br N. Amer. 1823. D p.l

Eng. bot. 234
Hook. ex. fl. 7
Lab. n.h.2. 251.1
Eng. bot. 1727
Eng. bot. 239
Di. muse. 62. 6
Eng. bot. 1148
Schk. fil. 165

Di.musc.66.1.B.

Di. muse. 64. 2
Di.musc.66.1.A.
Di. muse. 64. 3

Eng. bot. 233
Schk. fil. 159

2956. PSILCTTUM Swz. PSILOTUM.
25711 triquetrum Swz. triangular
Bernhard/a dichotoma W.

(Psilos, naked ; destitute of leaves.)
E3 cu f jl.au Br W. Indies 1793.

1.— 3.
D p.l Schk. fil. 165. b.

ORDER V.

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

425

2957. ISOEVTES L.
25712lacustr\s W.

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 4.
CRYPTOGAVMIA MARSILEA'CE^E.

QUILL WORT. (Isos, equal, etos, the year ; remaining the same throughout.) 1.— 2.
marsh * A cu % my.o Br Britain al.lak. D p.l Eng. bot. 108*

2958. PILULA^RIA L. PILLWORT. (Pttula, a pill; little heads containing the i reproductive organs.) 1.
25713 globulifera L. globule-bearing JU. A cu ± jn.s Br Britain moi. h. D pJ Eng. bot. 521

2959. SALVI'NM Mich. SALVINIA.
25714 natans All. floating

(Antonio Maria Salvini, Greek prof, at Florence.) L — 4.

& fit £ my.au ... Italy 1818. D p.l Schk. cryp. 173

2960. MARSI'L&I L. MARSILEA. (Count L. F. Marsigli, founder of Acad. of Sciences, Bologna.) 1. — 8.
25715 quadrifolia L. four-leaved *= cu & jn.au ... Europe 1820. D p.l Juss. sci. 1740

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 5

CRYPTOGA'MIA MU'SCI.

TRIBE I. A'STOMI.

Systematic
Name and
Authority.

2961. PHA'SCUM L.

Time of
lowering, or
y when most
•5 conspicuous.

Locality.

PHASCUM.

(Phaskon, an ancient Greek name for a moss.)

to Figures.

Ui
^— t

I. STOLONI'FERUM.— Shoots creeping, leafless, articulated, branched.

25716 serratum Sch reb. serrated solitary ^ spring Pa. G shady banks Muse, brit.5

stolon iferum E. B. 2006

1 1. ERE'CTA. — Creeping shoots none.

25717 alternifblium Dick, alternate-lvd

25718 crispum Hedw. crisp
multicapsulare E.B. 618

25719 subulatum L.

25720 axillare Dick.
strictum E. B. 2093

25721 patens Hedw.

25722 muticum Schreb.

1 ma jus Hook.

2 minus Hook.

25723 cuspidatum Schreb.

25724 apiculatum Hook.

subulate
axillary

spreading
pointless

larger
smaller
cuspidate
small-tufted
2026. curvise

25725 piliferum Schreb. piliferous

25726 ftryoides Dick. Bryum-like

25727 rectum With. upright

25728 curvicollum Hedw. bent-necked

solitary

& spring

solitary

\ spring

small patches

k spnng

lax. sol.

J sp.summer

solitary

^ sp.summer

solitary

55 sp.summer

solitary

•5^ sp.summer

solitary

j^ sp.summer

solitary

| sp.summer

solitary

£ sp.summer

im E. B. 2259

patches

J sp.summer

solitary

i sp.summer

solitary

| sp summer

solitary

jTj sp.summer

Pa. G moist banks Muse, brit 5

Pa.G banks andfi. Muse, brit.5

L.G dry banks Muse, brit 5

Y.G moist banks Muse. brit. 5

Pa. G clay fields Muse. brit. 5

Bt.G moist banks Muse. brit. 5

Bt.G moist banks Eng. bot. 2027

Bt.G sea coast Muse. brit. 5

G hed. moi. ba. Muse. brit. 5

Gsh hed. moi. ba. Eng. bot. 2025

Hoa sandy downs Eng. hot. 1888

G banks and fi. Muse. brit. 5

L.G moist banks Muse, brit.5

L.G moist banks Muse, brit.5

TRIBE II. GYMNO'STOMI.

Bop MOSS. (A name employed by Pliny to designate some kind of moss.) 4,— 11.
blunt-leaved aquatic 7 year Y.G bogs Muse. brit. 4

common aquatic 7 year Y.G bogs Eng. bot. 1405

2962. SPHA'GNUM L

25729 obtusif&lium Ehrh.

1 vulgare Hook.
latifc-lium E. B.

2 minus Hook.

3 fluitans Turn.

25730 squarrosum Web.

25731 acutifolium Ehrh.
capillifolium E. B.

25732 cuspidatum Ehrh. cuspidate aquatic 6 year Y.G bogs

smaller
floating

squarrose ..^

sharp-leaved aquatic

aquatic
aquatic
aquatic

3 year

24 year

7 year

6 year

YG bogs

Y.G bogs

Y.G bogs

Y.G bogs

Schwaeg. sup. 3

Muse. brit. 4
Muse, brit 4

Muse. brit. 4

2963. SCHISTO'STEGA Mohr SCHISTOSTEGA. (Schistos, split, stege, covering ; lid at margin split.) 1.
25733 pen nata Hook. feathered solitary | spring L.G banks, Dev. Muse. brit. 8

Gymnostomum pennatum E. B. 2219

2964. GYMNO'STOMUM Hedw. GYMNOSTOMUM. (Gymnos, naked, stoma, mouth ; orifice of theca.) 15.-47.

I. RAMOSA. — Stems long, branched.

25734 lapponicum Hedw. Lapland dense tufts 1 spring

25735 aestlvum Hedw. summer thick tufts 1J spring
luteolum E. B. 2201

25736 viridissimum E. B. greenest
GrimmzVi Forsten E. B. 2225

25737 curvirostrum Hedw. bent-beaked
stelligerum E.B. 2202

25738 rup&tre Schwa;. rock
asruginosum E. B. 2200

II. SIMPLI'CIA. — Stems short, simple.

25739 GriffithsMHwwz E. B. Griffiths's little spots £ summer

25740 ovatum Hedw. ovate broad patches f year

1 vulg^re Hook. common broad patches £ year

2 gracile Hook. slender broad patches | year

25741 truncatulum Hofm. small truncated patches r] year
intermedium E. B. 1976

tufts
tufts
large tufts

f summer

1£ spring

1£ sp.summer

D.G alpine rocks Muse. brit. 8

Bt. G wet rocks Muse, brit 6

Bt. G trees & rocks Muse. brit. 6

Pa. G moist rocks Muse. brit. 6

D.G moi.mou.ro.Schwaeg.sup.il

Pa.G mountains Muse. brit. 7
G ba. & wa.tops Muse. brit. 7
G ba. & wa.tops Eng. bot 1889
G ba. & wa.tops
BtG fields & ban. Muse. brit. 7

426

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

CLASS XXIV.

25742 Heimw Hedw. Heim's
obtusum E. B. 1407

25743 conicum Schwte. conical little spots

25744 fasciculare Hedw. bundled patches

25745 pyriforme Hedw. pear-shaped dense patches

25746 t£nue Hedw. slender little patches
paucifolium E. B. 2506

25747 microstomum Hedw. small-mouthed little patches

25748 Donnianum Sm. Donn's thin patches

small patches 1 summer Rsh marit. banks Muse. brit. 7

| summer Pa.G fields, S.Irel. Muse. brit. 7

| summer Y.G clayey banks Muse. brit. 7

f summer Bt.G moist places Muse. brit. 7

l± spring Bt.G sandst. rocks Muse. brit. 7

J spring Pa.G banks Muse. brit. 7

£ spring Pa. G Scotch rocks Muse. brit. 7

2965. ANICTANGPUM Hedw. ANICTANGIUM. (Anoiktos, open, aggeion, vase ; open theca.) 2.

25749 ciliatum Hedw. ciliated depress, tufts 1 summer Hoa rocks Muse. brit. 6
Gymnostomum ciliatum E. B. 1179

25750 imberbe Hook. beardless depress, tufts 1 summer Pa. G Irish moun. Muse. brit. 6
Gymn6stomum imberbe E. B. 2237

TRIBE III. APLOPERI'STOMI.

2966. DIPHY'SCIUM Mohr DIPHVSCIUM. (Dis, twice, physkion, a vesicle ; shell of theca double.) 1.

25751 foliosum Mohr leafy matt patches J spring D.G woods Muse, brit 8
Buxbaum/a foliosa E. B. 329

2967. TE'TRAPHIS Hedw. TETHAPHIS. (Tetra, four ; theca four-toothed.) ' 2. —5.

25752 pellucida Hedw. pellucid wide tufts 1 year Pa. G dry banks Muse. brit. 8

25753 BrownzVma Grev. Brown's solitary J year Ol.G roofs of caves Grev. cryp. 169
ovata Hook. Grimm/a Browm'ema E. B. 1422

2968. DI'SSODON G. 8s A. DISSODOV. (Dis, twice, odous, a tooth.) 2. —4.

25754 splachnoldes G. # A. Splachnum-lk wide tufts 2 summer D.G alpine bogs Grev. cryp. 145
Vfeissia splachnoldes Hook.

25755 FrcelichiawMwz G. & A. Fro-lich's tufts 1 summer Pa.G mountains Muse. brit. 9
Splachnum Frcelichwnwwi Hook, reticulatum E. B. 2507

2969. SPLA'CHNUM L. SPLACHNUM. (Splagchnon, one of the Greek names for moss.) 6. — 19.

25756 spha?'ricum L. spherical solitary 2 summer Pa.G dung of ani. Muse. brit. 9

£5757 tenue Dick. slender

Grimmza splachnoldes Fl. br.

25758 fnnioides L. Mnium-like

1 minus Hook. smaller

2 mkjus Hook. larger
fastigiatum E.B.186

25759 angustatum L. narrowed

25760 ampullaceum L. bottle-headed
Turnerianum E. B. 1116

25761 vascuRisum Hedw. vascular
2 rugbsum E. B. wrinkled

subsolitary

tufts
tufts
tufts

tufts
solitary

tufts
tufts

\ summer Pa. G Scot. moun. Muse. brit. 9

2 year
1J year
2 year

\ spring

Bt.G mountains
D.G mountains
Pa.G mountains

Pa.G cow-dung

.

3 summer, aut Pa.G bogs

3 spring
2 spring

Muse. brit. 9
Hed. cryp. 2.11
Hed. cryp. 2. 38

Muse. brit. 9
Muse. brit. 9

Pa. G mountains Grev. cryp. 179
Lu.G mountains Grev. cryp. 311

2970. CONO'STOMUM Swz. CONOSTOMUM. (Konos, cone, stoma, mouth; teeth of theca united.) 1. — 4.
25762 boreale Swz. northern small tufts 1 summer Bt.G moun., Scot. Muse. brit. 10

Grimmia con6stoma E. B. 1135

2971. POLYTRICHUM L. POLYTRICHUM. (Polys, many, thrix, hair; calyptra hairy.) 10. — 22.

I. NU^DA. — Calyptra naked,
wave-leaved solitary
Hercynian solitary

II. HiRSuYA. — Calyptra hairy

25763 undulatum Hedw.

25764 hercynicum Hedw.

4 autumn
3 autumn

Ol.G moist banks
Ol.G mountains

Muse. brit. 10
Muse. brit. 10

25765 piliferum Schreb.

25766 juniperinum W.
strictum E. B. 2435

25767 septentrionale Swz.

hair-bearing
Juniper-like

northern

sexangulare E. B. 1906
25768 commune L. common

solitary
solitary

solitary
broad masses

3 autumn

4 autumn

3 autumn

Ol.G heaths
Ol.G heaths

Muse. brit. 13
Muse. brit. 10

Ol.G Scot. moun. Muse. brit. 10

1 yucccefblium Ehrh. Yucca-leaved broad masses

2 attenuatum Menz. narrowed broad masses
gracile E. B. 1827

25769 alplnum L. alpine patches

25770 urnigerum Menz. urn-bearing scattered

25771 aloides Hedw. Aloe-like scattered

1 major Hook. larger scattered
rubellum E. B. 1939

2 Dicksbm Turn. Dickson's scattered

25772 nanum Hedw. dwarf scattered
subrotundum E. B. 1624

9 year
9 year
4 year

4 summer
4 summer
1| autumn
L| autumn

1 autumn
1 autumn

Ol.G heaths Muse. brit. 10
Ol.G heaths Eng. bot. 1197
O1.G heaths Eng. bot. 1198

Ol.G alp. regions Muse. brit. 11
Gl sides of stre. Muse. brit. 11
Br.G heaths Muse. brit. 11
Br.G heaths Eng. bot. 164.9

Br.G heaths Eng. bot. 1605
Br.G moist banks Muse. brit. 11

2972. CINCLIDOTUS Beauv. Cm. (Kigklis, lattice, odous, tooth j cilia of peristome in parcels.) 1.
25773 fontinaloides Beauv. Fontinalis-lk floating 5 summer D.O1 in streams Eng. bot. 557

Fontinalis minor E. B.

£973. TO'RTULA Ehrh.

25774 enervis H. # G.
rigida E. B. 180

25775 brevirostris H. &; G.
2.5776 rigida Turn.

25777 muralis Hedw.

25778 ruralis Ehrh.

25779 subulata Hedw.

25780 cuneifblia Roth

25781 stellata Sm.

25782 tortubsa Hedw.

25783 fallax Swz.

unguiculata E. B. 2316, imberbis E. B. 2529

25784 gracilis H. $ G. slender lax tufts

TOHTULA.

nerveless

short-beaked
rigid
wall
country
subulate
wedge-leaved
stellate
tortuous
deceitful

(Tortus, twisted ; teeth of peristome.) 11. —38.
subsolitary J year D.G clay banks Brew. jour. 1

subsolitary £ year D.G old walls Grev. cryp. 331
small patches f year D.G rocks & walls Grev. cryp. 342
tufts 1 year D.G everywhere Muse. brit. 12
deep patches 2 year D.G trees & ban. Muse. brit. 12
thick tufts 1^ year Y.G banks Muse. brit. 12
solitary \ spring Y.G banks Muse, brit 12
solitary i spring Y.G riv. sides, Sc. Muse. brit. 12
broad masses \\ sp. summer L.G limest. rocks Muse. brit. 12
tufts 1| year L.G everywhere Muse. brit. 12

1 summer R.Br clay banks Muse. brit. sup 2

ORDER V.

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

427

25785 revoldta Brid. revolute tufts
nervosa E. B. 2383

25786 unguiculata Hook. unguiculate tufts
mucronulata E. B. 1299, aristata E. B. 2392, barbata

25787 convoluta Swx. convolute loose patches

spring

L.G banks

Muse. brit. 12

| spring Dp. G ban. & hedg. Muse. brit. 12

E. B. 2391, humilis E. B. 1663, apiculata E. B. 2494
f spring Y.G moist banks Muse. brit. 12

2974. ENCALY'PTA Hedva. ENCALYPTA. (Ent within, kalypter, covering ; large calyptra.) 4. — 7.

25788 streptocarpa Hedw. twisted-fruited tufts 1| year

23789 vulgaris Hedw. common wide patches 3 year

Tfrjfum extinctorium E. B. 558

25790 ciliata Hedw. ciliated tufts | spring

1 concolor Hook. self-colored tufts i spring

2 alplna Hook. alpine tufts £ spring

25791 rhaptocarpa Schwce. bundle-fruited tufted 2 year

Bt.G moist rocks
Dl.G wall tops

Pa.G mountains
Pa.G mountains

Muse. brit. 13
Muse. brit. 13

Muse. brit. 13
Eng. bot. 1418

Pa.G Scotch alps Eng. bot. 1419
D.G Scot, mount. Grev. cryp. 163

2975. GRl'MMIA Hedw. GRIMMIA.

(J. F. C. Grimm, a German botanist.)

11.— 29.

I. IMME'RS^E. — Fruitstalks scarcely any.

25792 apocarpa Hediv. distant-fruited dense tufts 1J year D.O1 rocks & trees Muse. brit. 13

1 nlgro-viridis Hook, dark-green tufts 1| year D.O1 rocks & trees Eng. bot. 1134

2 stricta Turn.
25793 maritima Turn.

strict
sea-coast

loose tufts
tufted

3 year

f spring, aut

Ru mountains Muse. hib. 2. 1
Br.G marine rocks Muse. brit. 13

25794 saxicola Hook.

25795 pulvinata E. B.

25796 leucopha^a Grev.

25797 ovata W. % M.
Dicranum ovale E. B. 2165

25798 trichophylla Grev.

25799 spiral is Hook.

23800 torquata Horns.

23801 unicolor Hook.
25802 Domaraa Sm.

II. EXSE'RTM:. — Fruitstalks longer than leaves.

rock-dwelling subsolitary
cushioned round tut'ts

& summer
f year

russet broad tufts

i year

ovate tufts
2165

f sp. summer

hair-leaved tufts

f summer

spiral tufts

li autumn

twisted tufts

2 ?

one-colored tufts

2 autumn

Don's little tufts

£ spring

Bt.G rocks Muse. brit. 13

Br.G housetops Muse. brit. 13
D.O1 subalp. rocks Wern. tr. 4. 6
D. G alpine rocks Muse. brit. 13

Hoa stone vv., Sc. Grev. cryp. 100

Hoa alpine rocks Grev. cryp. 203

Br alpine rocks Grev. cryp. 199

B.G alpine rocks Grev. cryp. 123

D.G loose stones Muse. brit. 13

2976. WE I'SSIA Hedw. WEISSIA. (F. W. Weis, a German cryptogamic botanist.)

I. FUNA'RIA. — Theca with an apophysis.
Templeton's little patches £ spring L.G banks

25803 Templetoni Hook.

Funaria Templetom E. B. 2524

II. GRI'MMIA. — Theca without an apophysis.

— Leaves ovate or lanceolate.
little patches § summer L.G clayey soil

i.

25804 nuda Hook. naked
Grimmz'a nuda E. B. 1421

25805 nigrlta Hedw. dark-colored tufts
Grimmz'a nigrita E. B. 1825

25806 latifolia Schwcc. broad-leaved tufted £ autumn

25807 Starkenwrt Hedw. Starke's little patches | spring
Grimmz'a Starkecbia E. B. 1490

25808 afflnis Hook. kindred subsolitary ^ spring

25809 lanceolata Hook. lanceolate subsolitary * summer
Grimmza lanceolata E. B. 1408

SUBULATE. — Leaves linear or subulate.

19. — 54.
Muse. brit. 14

Muse. brit. 14

| summer Br.G mount, ban. Muse, brit 14

Pa.G Scot, mount. Grev. cryp. 149
D.G banks andfi. Muse. brit. 14

Pa.G fields Muse. brit. 14

L.G moist banks Muse. brit. 14

round tufts
round tufts
round tufts
minutepatch.

tufts

dense tufts

£ spring
£ spring

£ spring
J spring

Bt.G alpine banks Muse. brit. 15

Bt.G alpine banks Hed. muse. 13

Bt.G alpine banks Schwaeg. sup. 19

Bt. G granite roc. Muse. brit. 15

| summer L.G decay, wood Muse. brit. 15

summer
year

Bt.G shady rocks Muse, brit.sup.3
R.G roc. and ban. Muse. brit. 14

} summer, aut D.G rocks
dense patches % year Bt. G banks

Muse. brit. 15
Muse. brit. 15

| spring

O1.G chalk cliffs Muse. brit. 15

sprin

L.G rocks

Muse, brit 15

tufts
tufts

Bt. G calcar. rocks Muse. brit. 15
Bt. G moist rocks Muse. brit. 15

25810 striata Hook. striated

2 minor Hook. smaller

3 major Hook. larger

25811 trichodes Hook. hairy
Grimmza trich5des£. #2363

25812 cirrata Hedw. tendrilled

Grimm/a cirrata E. B. 2356, Dicksom E. B. 1420

25813 tenuirostra H. $ T. slender-beaked lax tufts

25814 curvirostra Hook. bent-beaked tufts
Grimmza recurvirostra E. B. 1438

25815 crispula Hedw. . crispish
Grimm/a crispula E. B. 2203

25816 controv^rsa Hedw. disputed
Grimmza controv£rsa E. B. 1367

25817 calcarea Hedw. chalk
.ffrjrum calcareum E. B. 191

25818 recurvata Hook. recurved
Grimmza recurvata E. B. 1489

25819 pusilla Hedw. dwarf
Grimmz'a pusilla E. B. 2551

25820 verticillata Schwee. whorled
Grimmza verticillata E. B. 1258

25821 acuta Hedw. acute
Grimmz'a acuta E. B. 1644

2977. PTEROGCPNIUM Swz. PTEROGONIUM. (Pteron, a vr'ing, gonos, a shoot ; pinnated stems.) 3.— 7.

25822 Sinlthu Swz. Smith's creeping 3 year Bt.G trees, S. Eng. Muse. brit. 14

25823 gracile Swz. slender creeping If year Bt.G subalp. rocks Muse. brit. 14

25824 filif6rme Hedw. filiform creeping 1| year Bt.G mountains Muse. brit. 14
caespitosum E. B. 2526

2978. DI'CRANUM Hedw. DICRANUM. (Dikranos, two-headed ; div. of teeth of capsule fringe.) 26. — 47.

I. DI'STICHA. — Leaves distich.

25825 iryoldes Swz. Bryum-like patches i spring Pa. G moist banks Muse. brit. 16
Dicranum viridulum E. B. 1368, osmundz'o;rfes E. B. 1662

25826 adiantoldes Swz. Maidenhair-lvd patches 2 summer L.G wet pastur. Muse. brit. 16
Hfpnum adiantoldes E. B. 264

25827 texifulium Swz. Yew -leaved tufts f summer L.G moist banks Muse. brit. 16
f/ypnum texifblium E. B. 416

II. ASTRUMA^CEA. — Theca without a struma.

25828 glaucum Hedw. glaucous broad tufts 4 autumn W.G moors Muse. brit. 16

25829 latifblium Hedw. broad-leaved subsolitary f spring Bt.G moun. banks Muse. brit. 16
Trich6stomum piliferum E. B. 2536

subsolitary

solitary

dense patches •& spring

f summer

1 summer, aut Ol.G moist rocks Muse. brit. 15

428

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

CLASS XXIV.

25830 longifblium Hedw.

25831 flexuosum Hedw.

25832 flav£scens Sm.

25833 squarrbsum Schwte.

25834 pellucidum Swz.

25835 spurium Hedw.

25836 crispum Hedw.

25837 ScottzYmMwj Turn,
flagellare E. B. 1977

25838 polycarpon Ehrh.

25839 undul-Uum Ehrh.

25840 scoparium Hedw.

2 majus Hook.

3 fusctfscens Turn.

25841 varium Hedw.

2 viride Hook.
callistomum FL br.

3 ruftJscens

4 luridum Hook.

25842 ful vellum Sm.

25843 heteromallum Hedw.

25844 subulatum Hedw.

III. STRUMA^CEA. — Theca with a struma.

25845 cerviculatum Hedw. small-necked small spots | spring Str
pusillum E. B. 2491, uncinatum E. B 2261

25846 virens Hedw. green tufts If year BtG

25847 strumiferum Sm. wen-bearing tufts 1 year Bt. G

25848 falcatum Hedw. falcate large patches 2 spring, aut Bt.G

25849 SchrebenanMwHedw. Schreber's tufted ± spring Bt.G

25850 Starkw W. & M. Starke's tufts 1 spring BtG

long-leaved dense tufts 3 winter, sp

BtG wet rock Muse. brit. 16

flexuose loose tufts 3 winter, sp

D.G peat bogs Muse. brit. 16

flavescent tufts 3 winter, sp

Y.G river banks Muse. brit. 17

squarrose large masses 3 summer

Y wet san. pi. Muse. brit. 17

pellucid tufts 1£ sp.summer

D.G wet san. pi. Muse, brit 17

spurious dense masses 4 summer

BtG bogs Muse, brit 17

crisp loose patches j year BtG moist banks Muse, brit 17
Scott's large masses 2f summer, aut Bt.G moun. rocks Muse. brit. 18

many-fruited round tufts | year

Bt.G rocks Muse. brit. 18

wave-toiled tufts 2| summer

BtG woods & roc. Muse. brit. 18

rock patches 3 winter, sp

Dp.G woods & ban. Muse. brit. 18

larger patches 3 winter, sp

Dp.G woods & ban. Eng. bot. 354

fuscescent tufts 2 spring

Brsh heathy plac. Eng. bot. 1597

various loose patches f spring

D.G moist banks Muse. brit. 17

green loose patches j spring

D.G moist banks Eng. bot. 1215

rufescent loose patches £ spring
lurid loose patches £ spring

Rsh moist banks Eng. bot. 1216
Lu moist banks

rather tawny dense tufts f sp.summer

BtG crev. of roc. Grev. cryp. 188

various- woolled large patches £ spring

BtG moist banks Muse. brit. 18

subulate loose patches £ spring

BtG moist banks Muse. brit. 18

bogs

Muse. brit. 16

mount, mar. Muse. brit. 17
mount, mar. Muse. brit. 17
alpine rocks Muse. brit. 17
moi.pl., Scot Grev. cryp. 116
alpine rocks Muse. brit. 17

2979. TRICHO'STOMUM Hedw. TRICHOSTOMUM.

25851 patens Schwa. spreading deep patches
Dicranum patens E. B. 1990, obtusum Fl. br.

25852 Ianugin5sum Hedw. woolly deep tufts

25853 can£scens Hedw. canescent tufted creep,
ericoides E. B. 1991

25854 heterostichum Hedw. various-rowed broad tufts

25855 microcarpon Hedw. small-fruited deep patches

25856 aciculare Beauv. needle-pointed loose tufts
Dicranum aciculare E. B. 1978

25857 fasciculare Schr. bundled broad patches

25858 polyphyllum Schwce. many-leaved round tufts
Dicranum polyphyllum E. B. 1217, cirratum FL br.

25859 ellipticum Hook. elliptical little tufts
Dicranum ellipticum E. B. 1901

(Thrix, a hair, stoma, the mouth.) 9. — 18.
6 year Hoa mountains Muse, brit 18

4 year
1* year

Hoa stony moun. Muse. brit. 18
Y.G heaths Muse. brit. 18

1 year
2 year
If summer

Hoa ston. on mo. Muse. brit. 18
Ol rocks Muse. brit. 18
O1.G wet rocks Muse. brit. 19

2 year
f summer

Y.G moun. rocks Muse. brit. 19
BtG moun. rocks Muse. brit. 19

sp.summer BtG moun. rocks Muse. brit. 19

2980. GLYPHOMI'TRION Brid. GLYPHOMITRION. (Glypho, to emboss, mitrion, a little diadem.) 1.

25860 Daviesw Brid. Davies's tufts | spring Bt.G marit. rocks Muse. brit. 13
Grimmza Daviesw Turn. Encalypta DavieszV E. B. 1281

2981. LEUSCODON Schwa;. LEUCODON. (Leukos, white, odous, a tooth ; color of peristome.) 1. — 17.

25861 sciurcAdes Schwte. squirrel-like creeping 3 summer D.G trun. of trees Muse. brit. 20
Dicranum sciuroldes E. B. 1903

2982. DIDY'MODON Hedw. DIDTMODON. (Didymos, double, odous, a tooth ; teeth of fringe in pairs.) 10.

25862 purp&reum Hedw. purple large patches f year Rsh moist rocks Muse brit. 20
.Bryum bipartitum E. B. 2357, Dicranum strictum E. B. 2294, Dicranum Cels/j E. B. 2414, Trich6-

stomum papillosum E. B. 2533

25863 inclinatum Swz. inclining
Grimm/a inclinata E. B. 1824

25864 nervosum Hook. nerved
Grimmia atrovirens E. B. 2015

25865 flexifdlium Hook. bent-leaved
Trich6stomum flexifblium E. B. 2490

i rigidulum Hedw. rigidish
Trichostomum rigidulum E. B. 2178

25867 trifarium Swz. three-rowed
Trichostomum trifarium E. B. 170'

25868 capillaceum Schr. hairy
Trich6stomum capillaceum E. B. 1152

25869 heteromallum Hook, various-woolled patches
Grimmza heteromalla E. B. 1899

25870 obscftrum Kaulf. obscure
Bruntonz Muse. brit. sup. 4

25871 glaucescens Grev. glaucescent

spots

f

spring

L.G

loose patches

f

spring

Dp.G

loose tufts
O

1

sp.summer

BtG

tufts

5

1

sp.summer

Br

tufted
/incudes E. B. 5
dense tufts
52

A.

4

sp.summer
year

BtG
Bt.G

. patches

*

spring

Y.G

broad tufts

1

sp.summer

L.G

closely tufted

1

summer, w

Gl

moist heaths Muse. brit. 20
dry banks Muse. brit. 20

banks Muse. brit. 20

walls & roc. Muse. brit. 20

BtG moist banks Muse. brit. 20
Bt.G moun. banks Muse. brit. 20

mountains Muse, brit 20

alpine rocks Grev. cryp. 193
Scot. moun. Grev. cryp. 127

TRIBE IV. DIPLOPERFSTOMI.

2983. FUNA^RI A Hedw. FUNARIA. ( Funis, a rope ; twisted structure of fruitstalks.) 3.

25872 hygrome'trica Hedw. hygrometrical tufts U winter Pa.G everywhere Muse. brit. 20

25873 Muhlenbe'rgM' Turn. Muhlenberg's tufts f spring Pa.G rocks Muse. brit. 20

25874 hibe>nica Hook. Irish tufts f spring Pa.G cottage roofs Muse. brit. 20

2984. ORTHO'TRICHUM Hedw. ORTHOTRICUM. (Orthos, straight, thrix, hair ; teeth of peristome.) 13.-49.
I. NuNnA. — Peristome without ciliary processes.

25875 Drumm6nd/ H. & G. Drummond's creeping 1| summer D.G trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 115

25876 an6malum Hedw. anomalous broad tufts f year D.O1 rocks & walls Muse. brit. 21

year
1 year

D.O1 wo. & stones Muse. brit. 21

25877 cupulatum Hofm. small-cupped tufted
nudum E.B. 1325, anornalum E. B. 1423

II. OCTOCI'LIA. — Peristome with eight ciliary processes.

crisp round tufts 1 summer BtG trees & ston. Muse. brit. 21

Ludwig's creep., branc. 3 summer, aut Pa.G smth. branc. Grev. cryp. 133

25878 crispum Hedw.

25879 Ludwigii Brid.

ORDER V.

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

429

25880 speciosum Nees

25881 rupincola Funk

25882 Hutchinste Sm.

25883 afTme Schr.

2 m&jus Hook.

3 pumilum E. B.

25884 diaphanum Schr.
arist\tum Muse.

25885 pulch^llum Sm.

25886 rivulare Turn.

25887 striatum Hedw.

25888 Lyellw Hook.

showy

rock-dwelling
Miss Hutchins's
kindred
larger
dwarf
III. PLURICI'LIA.

transparent
Mb. 9. 2
pretty
rivulet
striated
Lyell's

tufts 1 summer

branched, lax 1 my.jl
tufts 1 spring

tufts 1| spring

tufts 1J spring

tufts i spring

L.G trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 137
Br rocks & walls Grev. cryp. 105
Br.G rocks Muse. brit. 21

Pa.G trun. of trees Muse. brit. 21
Pa.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1323
Pa.G trun. of trees Eng. bot 2168

— Peristome with sixteen ciliary processes.

tufts £ sp.summer Hoa trees & walls Muse. brit. 21

tufts J year L:G trun. of trees Muse. brit. 21

floating 2 year Ol.G roc. in strea. Muse. brit. 21

tufts 2 year Bt.G trees Muse. brit. 21

branched 3 year Y.G trees Muse. brit. 22

2985. ZY'GODON Hook. ZVGODOV. (Zygos, a yoke, odotis, a tooth ; teeth yoking together by pairs.) 1.

25889 conoideum Hook. conoid small tufts £ spring Pa.G trun. of trees Muse, brit 21
3/hium conoideum E. B. 1239

2986. ANO'MODON Hook. ANOMODON. (Anomos, irregular, odous, a tooth ; peristome.) 2. — 8.

25890 curtip£ndulum//oo&. short pendulous pinnate 8 summer D.O1 roc. & trees Muse. brit. 22
Neck^rrt curtipt'ndula E. B. 1444

25891 viticulosum Hook. tendrilled creeping 6 spring Y.G trees & roc. Muse, brit 22
Hypnum viticulbsum E. B. 265

2987. NECKEMU Hedw. NECKERA. (N. J. Necker, a German botanist) 3. — 24.

25892 phmila Hedw. dwarf creeping 2 spring Pa.G woods Eng. bot. 1443

25893 crispa Hedw. crisp creeping 6 summer BtG tr. & roc. Eng.bot 616.Hy/»i.

25894 pennata Hedw. feathered flat-branched 3 sp.summer BtG trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 109

2988. DA LTO^N7.4 Hook. DALTOVIA. (Rev. James Dalton, an English muscologist.) 2. —5.

25895 splachnoldes Hook. Splachnum-lk tufts £ summer L.G Irish moun. Muse. brit. 22
Neckera splachndides E B. 2564

25896 heteromalla Hook, various-woolled tufts 4 summer L.G trun. of trees Muse. brit. 22
Neckfera heteromalla E. B. 1180

2989. FONTINA^LIS L. FONTINALIS. (Fans, fountain ; place of growth.) 3. — 9.

25897 antipyr£tica L. heat-proof floating 12 summer Dl.G rivers Muse. brit. 22

25898 squambsa L. scaly floating 6 summer Ol.G rivulets Muse. brit. 22

25899 capillacea Dick. capillary floating 6 summer Br.G alp. rivulets Muse. brit. 22

2990. BUXBA17M/.4 L. BUXBAUMI
25900 aphylla L. leafless

(John Christian Buxbaum, a German botanist.) 1.
solitary 1 summer Br Fir woods Muse. brit. 22

2991. BARTRA^M/^ Hedw. BARTRAMIA.

(John Bartram, an American botanist.)

I. LoMGiPEDUNcmWjE. — Fruitstalks very long, not curved.

25901 pomiformis Hedw. apple-shaped tufts 2 summer

2 m"tnor Hook. smaller tufts 1$ summer

3 mkjor Hook. larger tufts 2 summer

25902 ithyphylla Brid. straight-lvd tufts 1 summer
2590,3 gracilis Flo. slender deep patches 3 summer
25904 fontana Swz. fountain thin tufts 3| summer

2 major Hook. larger thin tufts 6 summer
.Bryum fontanum E. B. 590

3 marchica Swz. La Marche tufts

Bt.G heaths Muse brit. 23

Bt.G heaths Eng. bot 998

Bt.G alp. hea. Eng.liot l526.B.cris.

Bt.G dry banks Muse, brit 23

Dp. G alpine rocks Muse. brit. 23

Bt.G wet places Muse. brit. 23

Bt.G wet places Di. muse. 44.2

Bt.G wet places Eng. bot. 207*

25905 Hall eriana Hedw.

25906 arcuata Brid.

1 summer

II. BREVIPEDUNCULANT£!. — Fruitstalks very short, curved.

Haller's deep patches 6 summer, aut Bt.G moun. rocks Muse. brit. 23

arched loose tufts 4 summer, aut Bt.G mountains Muse, brit 23

2992. HOOKE RIA Sm. HOOKERIA. (William Jackson Hooker, LL.D. reg. prof, bot., Glasgow.) 2.— 27.

25907 lucer/s Sm. shining procumbent 3 summer Pa.G moist banks Muse. brit. 27

25908 lae^te-vlrens Hook. bright-green procumbent 3 summer Bt.G Irish bog Muse. brit. 27

2993. LE-SKEJ Ehrh. LESKEA.

spring
spring
spring

25909 ttichomanoldesffediv. 7Yichiiman.-lk entangled

25910 complanata Hedw. flattened entangled

25911 polycan;a Ehrh. many-fruited entangled
//ypnum medium E. B. inundatum E. B. 1922

25912 iulacea Mohr downy prostrate 3 spring
Pterogoninm ? rotundifblium E. B.

25913 pulchella Hedw. pretty dense tufts

25914 rufesce.iS Schwa. rufescent creeping

25915 sericea Hedw. silky entangled

25916 dendro'ides Hedw. tree-like erect

25917 incurvata Hedw. incurved procumbent

(N. G. Leske, prof. nat. hist. Marburg.) 10.— 43.

Y. G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1493
Y.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1492
Lu trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1274

Hypnum atrovirens E. B. attenuatum E. B. 2420
25918 polyantha Hedw. many-flowered creep, tangled 3 summer

Y.G ground Eng. bot 2525

| sp.summer Bt.G moist banks Eng. bot. 2006

4 sp.summer Rsh moun. rocks Eng. bot. 2296

3 sp.summer Y.G roc. & trees Eng. bot. 1445

3 sp.summer Y.G wo. and bogs Eng. bot. 1565

3 sp.summer D.G trees & rocks Eng. bot 2422

Y.G trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 151

2994. H Y'PNUM L. HYPNUM. (Hypnos was a name among the Greeks for a moss.) 57. — 119.

I. PLANICAU'LIA. — Stems plane ; leave

25919 riparium L. river bank loose patches 4 summer

25920 undulatum L. wavy lax masses 6 summer

25921 denticulatum L. toothleted prostrate 1 j summer

1 angustifoliumflboA;. narrow-leaved prostrate \\ summer

2 obtusifblium Hook, blunt-leaved prostrate 1| summer

distichous.

aut Bt G ban. of ditc. Eng. bot. 20RO
aut W.G heathy plac. Eng. bot. 1181
aut BtG roots of trees Eng. bot. 1260
aut Bt.G roots of trees Hcd. sti. cr 4.31
aut Bt.G mountains Ene. bot. 1446

II. PATE'NTIA. — Leaves spreading on all sides of the stems

dense patches 1 spring

patches

25922 tenellum Dick. delicate

25923 serpens L. creeping
subtile E. B 2496

25924 populeum Hedw. Poplar
implexum E. B 1584

25925 reflexum W.$M. reflexed loose masses

25926 alpestre Swz. alpine entangled

25927 molle Dick. soft much tufted

1 spring

entang.patch. 2 spring

2 spring

3 summer

roc. & old w. Eng. bot 1859
Bt.G roots of trees Eng. bot. 1037

D.G trees & ston. Muse. hib. 16

D.G mountains

R.G alp. rivulets Grev. cryp. 282

3 summer, aut Lu alp. rivulets Grev. cryp. 283

430

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

CLASS XXIV.

25928 Schreberi W.

Schreber's

lax tufts

9 summer

Rsh wo. and ban. Eng. bot. 1621

25929 catenulatum Schw&.

chained

close tufts

2 sp.summer

D.G wet rocks Brid. mus. 5. 4

25930 stramineum Dick.

straw- colored

loose patches

1| summer

Pa.G wet places Eng. bot. 2405

25931 trifarium W. & M.

three-rowed

subaquatic

8 summer

P.G alpine bogs Grev. cryp. 279

25932 murale Hedw.

wall

patches

1£ year

L. G walls & ston. Di. muse. 41. 52

confertum E. B. 1038

25933 purum L.

pure

broad masses

7 spring

P.G wo. and ban. Eng. bot 1599

illecebrum E. B. 2189

25934 flfiitans L.

floating

aquatic

6 sp.summer

Va pools & stre. Eng. bot 1448

25935 plumbsum L.

feathery

dense mat

4 sp.summer

Y.G moist rocks Eng. hot. 2071

alp'inum E. B. 1496

25936 salebrosum Hofm.

uneven

decumb.bran.

4 summer

Bt. G roc. & groun. Grev. crvp. 184

25937 lutescens Hud.

lutcscent

patches

3 summer

Y.G trun. of trees Eng bot 1445

25938 nUens Schreb.

shining

branched

3 summer

Go.Y bogs Eng. bot. 1646

25939 albicans Neck.

whitened

patches

2 spring

W.G hea. & bogs Eng. bot. 1300

25940 rtlopecurum L.

Foxtail

loose masses

3 sp.summer

D.G moist woods Eng. bot. 1182

25941 curvatum Swz.

curved

lax tufts

3 sp summer

Bt.G trees & roc. Eng. bot 1566

25942 splendens Hedw.
25943 proliferum L.

glittering
proliferous

lax tufts
loose patches

9 year
6 year

Y. G hea. & banks Eng. bot. 1424
Dl.G wo. and ban. Eng. bot. 1494

recognitum E. B. 149J

I

25944 praelongum L

very long

loose tufts

6 year

D1.G woods Eng. bot. 2035

Stokesw E. B. 2036, S'

ivartzw E. B. 23

34

[H. timbrrilum

25945 flagellare Dick.

twiggy

broad patches

6 summer

Bt.G alpine rocks Eng. bot. 1 2565.

25946 abiftinum L.

Fir-branched

straggling

6 summer

D.G mountains Eng. bot. 2037

25947 Bland6v» Web.

Blandoff's

broad masses

5 sp.summer

Bt.G alpine rocks

25948 piliferum Schreb.

hair-bearing

straggling

7 summer

D.G wo. & banks Eng. bot. 1516

25949 blandum Lyell

charming

lax mats

3 summer

Br. G banks Muse. brit. sup.5

25950 rutabulum L.

poker

dense mats

3 year

Bt.G everywhere Eng. bot. 16+7

crenulatum E. B. 126

1

H. brevirostre

25951 velutlnurn L.

velvety

dense patches

1| all seasons

Y.G hedge banks Eng. bot. 1568

intricatum E. B. 2421

25952 Hallerz L.

Haller's

creep, dense

2 summer

Y.Br Scotch rocks Grev. cryp. 174

25953 dimorphum Brid.

two-formed

lax procumb.

3 summer

Pa.G shady places Grev. crvp. 160

25954 stellatum Schreb.

stellate

broad tufts

3 sp.summer

Y.Br marshes Eng. bot". 1302

2 squarrulosum .E. B.
25955 Ibreum i.

squarrose
strap-shaped

patches
broad masses

1| sp.summer
9 spring

Dp. G stone walls Eng. bot. 1709
Bt.G wo. and hea. Eng. bot. 2C72

25956 ruscifblium Neck.

Ruscus-leaved

floating

6 sp.summer

D.O1 in rivulets Eng. bot 1275

25957 striatum ScArefi.

striated

loose tufts

6 spring

Bt.G woods Eng. bot. 1648

25958 confertum Dick.

compact

small patches

1J spring

Pa.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2407

serrulatum E. B. 1262

25959 cuspidatum L.

cuspidate

loose tufts

5 summer

Y.G bogs Eng. bot. 1425

25960 cordifolium Hedw.

heart-leaved

loose tufts

4 summer

Pa.G bogs Eng. bot. 1447

25961 polymorphum Hedw.

multiform

matt patches

5 winter, sp

BtG limest. rocks Hed. mus. 66

25962 triquetrum L.

three-cornered

branch, tufts

9 year

Y.G wo. and ban. Eng. bot. 1622

25963 brevirostre Ehrh.

short-beaked

lax masses

5 autumn

Y.G woods Grev. cryp. 337

25964 squarrosum i.

squarrose

patches

7 year

BtG wo. and hea. Eng. bot. 1953

III. SECUNDIFOLIA. —
25965%/'ilicinum L. Fern-leaved small masses

dubium E.B. 2126, fallax E. B.
25966 palustre L. marsh creeping tufts

fluviatile E. B. 1303, adnatum E. B. 2406

Leaves on one side.

3 sp.summer Rsh bogs

Eng. bot. 1570

spring
3 sp.summer

25967 aduncum L. hooked broad patches

2 rugbsum E. B. rugose broad patches 3 sp.summer

25968 uncinatum Hedw. uncinate thick patches 3 sp.summer

25969 rugulbsum Web. wrinkled dense tufts 3 sp.summer

25970 commutatum Hedw. changed droop, masses 9 year

25971 scorpioldes L. scorpion-like dense masses 9 summer

25972 silesianum Beauv. Silesian broad patches 7 summer

25973 cupressif('>rme L. Cypress-formed thick mass 4 year
nigroviride E. B. 1620

2 polyanthes E. B. many-flowered thick mass 4 year

25974 crista castrensis L. crested camp lax tufts 6 summer

25975 molluscum Hedw. soft entangl. tufts 2 summer

L.G ban. of stre. Eng. bot. 1665

[H. revolvens

Va bogs Eng. bot. 2073

Va bogs Eng. bot. 2250

Y.G moist banks Eng. bot. 1600
Y.G heath, places Muse. brit. 26
Dp.G marg. of stre. Eng bot. 1567
Rsh wet bogs Eng. bot. 1039
Bt.G mountains Eng. bot. 2016
Bt.G trees & rocks Eng. bot. 1860

Bt.G woods
Bt.G woods
Y.G rocks

Eng. bot. 1H64
Eng. bot. 2108
Eng. bot. 1327

2995. TI'MM/4 Hedw. TIMMIA. (J. C. Timm, a German botanical author.) 1.

25976 megapolitana Megalopolitan broad masses 3 summer Bt. G moist san. pi. Grev. cryp. 326

2996. JSRY^UM Hedw. BRYUM.

27. — 43.

(Bryo, to abound ; flourishes everywhere.)
I. SULCA'VA. — Theca furrowed.

25977 and rogyrium Hedw. androgynous patches 1 spring Y.G wo. and ban. Muse. brit. 28
Mnlum andr6gynum E. B. 1238

25978 palustre Swz. marsh deep tufts 4 summer, aut Pa.G bogs Muse. brit. 28

II. UN«:QUAPERI'STOMA. — Exterior peristome shorter than interior ; theca not furrowed.
.25979 trichodes L. hair-pointed patches 4 summer Y.G highl. moun. Muse. brit. 28

S5980 demissum Hook. low small tufts ^ July, august Y.G Scot. moun. Grev. cryp. 92

25981 triquetrum Tarn. three-cornered loose patches 9 July, august L.G bor. of lakes Muse. brit. 28

25982 dealbatum Dick. whitened patches ]| summer Gy mount, bogs Muse. brit. 28

III. ^EQUAPERI'STOMA. — Peristomes equal ; theca not furrowed.
i. PLANIFOLIA. — Leaves without a thickened margin.

2 summer Y.G rocks

25983 pyriforme Swz.

l. J UUffUV,

pyriform

L1A. — J^tCUt

patches

aureum E. B. 389

25984 iulaceum Schr.

downy

patches

25985 crudum Hud.

fresh

tufts

2T>986 carneum L.

fleshy

patches

25987 argenteum L.

silvery

patches

25988 Ziferw Dick.

Zier's

patches

25989 rbseum Schreb.

Rose-like

tufts

25990 capillare L.

capillary

patches

stellare E. B. 2434

23991 caespititium /..

tufted

patches

1 major Hook.

larger

patches

2 minor Hook.

smaller

patches

Muse. brit. 28

1| summer

Y.G

mountains

Muse, brit 28

1J summer

Bt.G

rocks

Muse. brit. 28

£ summer

L.G

banks

Muse. brit. 29

1 spring

Gl

on ground

Muse. brit. 29

J spring

Gl

mountains

Muse. brit. 29

2 summer

Pk

heaths

Muse, brit 29

1 summer

Bt.G

heaths

Muse. brit. 29

li year

BtG

everywhere

Muse, brit 29

It year

Bt.G

everywhere

Eng. bot. 1904

1 year

BtG

everywhere

Eng. bot. 1601

ORDER VI.

CRYPTOGAMIA HEPATICJE.

431

25992 turbinatum Swx. top-shaped thin tufts
nigricans E. B. 1528

25993 nhtans Schreb. nodding little patches
compactum E. B. 1527 ?

25994 alplnum L. alpine tufts

2 summer Pa.G wet san. pi. Muse. brit. 29

3 summer Bt.G walls &hea. Muse. brit. 29
2 summer P subalp. rocks Muse. brit. 28

ii. CRASSIU'SCULA. — Leaves with a thickened margin.
25995 elongatum Dick. long subsolitary 1| summer Bt.G mountains

Muse. brit. 30

25996 ventricbsum Dick. ventricose deep tufts
7-lnum E. B. 1518, cubicle E. B. 2554

25997 Tozeri Grev.
25998 punctatum Schreb.
25999 ligulatum Schreb.
26000 rostratum Schr.
26001 margin atum Dick.
26002 hornum Schreb.
26003 cuspidatum Schreb.

Tozer's
dotted
ligulate
rostrate
edged
this year's
cuspidate

solitary
solitary
solitary
solitary
tufts
deep tufts
subsolitary

4 summer

Br mar. ground Muse. brit. 30

i summer Rsh clay banks Grev. cryp. 285

3 summer, aut L.G mar. places Muse. brit. 30

4 summer, aut L.G moist banks Muse. brit. 30
2 summer L.G subalp.coun. Muse. brit. 30
2 summer Y.G shady banks Muse. brit. 31

5 summer Y.G mar. 'places Muse. brit. 31
2 summer L.G wo. & walls Muse. brit. 31

TRIBE V. SCHISTOCA'RPI.

2997. ANDRE,E\4 Hedw. ANDRE^EA. (J. G. R. Andrea;, a German botanist.) 4.

26004 alplna Hedw. alpine loose tufts 1| summer D.Br rocks Muse. brit. 8

26005 rupestris Hedw. rock dense tufts f summer D.Br rocks & ston. Muse. brit. 8

26006 R6th« Mohr Roth's dense tufts f summer D.Br rocks & ston. Muse. brit. 8

26007 nivaiis Hook. snow deep patches 3 summer D.Br mountains Muse. brit. 8

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 6.

CRYPTOGAVMIA HEPA'TIC^.

2998. JUNGERMA'NN/// L. JUNGERMANNIA. (Louis Jungermann, a German hot., died 1653.) 81. — 159.

I. ASTIPULA^TE. — Stipules none j stems leafy.

i. IULA'

CE.£. — Leaves i

nserted many we

tys.

26008 trichophylla Wahl.

hair-leaved

loose tufts

1| summer

Br

turfy heaths

Hook. jung. 7

26009 setacea E. B.

setaceous

dense tufts

2 spring

,Pa.G

bogs

Hook. jung. 8.S.1

26010 iuiicea Hook.

downy

dense patches

| summer

Pa.Ol

mountains

Hook. jung. 2

26011 laxifolia Hook.

loose-leaved

cush.-likepat.

£ sp.summer

Pa.G

mountains

Hook. jung. 59

26012 juniperina Swx.

Juniper-like

crowded tufts

3 summer

R.Br

mountains

Hook. jung. 4

26013 Hookers E. B.

Hooker's

small patches

| winter, sp

G

ditches

Hook. jung. 54

ii.

BIFA^RI^E. — Leaves bifarious.

i. 1

NDivrsjE . — Leaves undivided.

26014 asplenio'ides L.
26015 spinulosa Dick.

Asplenium-lk
spinulose

loose patches
crowded tufts

3 year
3 year

Ol.G
Y.G

moist woods
mountains

Hook. jung. 13
Hook. jung. 14

26016 decipiens Hook.

deceitful

dense tufts

1 autumn

Ol.G

Irish heaths

Hook. jung. 50

26017 Doniana Hook.

Don's

entangl. tufts

2| September

P.Br

Scot, mount.

Hook, jung 39

26018 pumila Hook.

dwarf

small patches

1 winter, sp

Ol

rocks

Hook, jung 17

26019 lanceolata Hook.

lanceolate

dense clusters

5 autumn

Pa.G

datnp woods

Hook, jung 18

260% cordif&lia Hook.

heart- leaved

dense tufts

2 august

D.01

mountains

Hook. jung. 32

26021 Sphagni Dick.

Sphagnum

entangl. pate.

3 autumn

Y.G

marshy pi.

Hook.jung.33.s.2

26022 crenulata Swz.

crenulate

matted patch.

f o. november

R.G

bogs

Hook. jung. 37

26023 spharocarpa Hook.
26024 hyalina Z#rf/

round-fruited
transparent

dense tufts
broad tufts

3 early spring
1 early spring

Pa.G
D.G

Irish bogs
bogs

Hook. jung. 74
Hook. jung. 63

26025 compressa Hook.

compressed

dense tufts

4 June

P

rivulets, Irel.

Hook. jung. 58

26026 emarginata Ehrh.

26027 concinnata Hook.

26028 orcadensis Hook.

26029 inflata Hud.

26030 excisa Dick.

26031 ventricbsa Dick.

26032 Turner? Hook.

26033 bicuspidata Hook.

26034 byssacea Hook.

26035 connlvens Dick.

26036 curvifolia Dick.

ii. EMARGINAVE. — Leaves emarginated or bifid ; segments equal.

emarginate

neat

Orcades

inflated

cut out

ventricose

Turner's

two-pointed

Byssus-like

connivent

large patches f may, june

thick tufts | may, June

loose patches 1 may, june

dense patches 5 ja. July

scatter, patch. £ spring

dense patches f au.n

small patches f march
large tufts

Br wet pi. onm. Hook. jung. 27
Sil wet pi. on m. Hook. jung. 3
Bt.G mountains Hook. jung. 71
Ol.G boggy places Hook. jung. 38
D.G shady woods Hook. jung. 9
Pa.G woods Hook. jung. 28

Pa.G Irish rivul. Hook. jung. 2£

1 march, april Pa.G damp banks Hook.jung.il

dense tufts f march, april D.OI heath

Hook. jung. 12

loose patches J april, may Y.G wet places Hook. jung. 15
curve-leaved small patches f april, may Dp. P mountains Hook. jung. 16

26037 capitata Hook.

26038 inclsa Hook.

26039 pusilla Hook.

26040 setif6rmis Hook.

26041 nemorbsa L.

26042 planifblia Hook.

26043 umbr6sa Schr.

26044 undulata L.

26045 resupinata Hook.

26046 albicans L.

26047 obtusifblia Hook.

26048 Dicksbnz Hook.

26049 minftta Dick.

26050 exsecta Schmidt
2il051 cochleariformis Wets
26052 complanata L.

Hi. QvADRi'vinm. — Leaves three or four cleft; segments equal.

capitate very smll. pat. £ s.ja Pa. G bogs Hook. jung. 80

cut sml.densepat. £ July Pa. G heaths Hook. jung. 10

dwarf sol.orthk.pat. | October, may Bt.G moist banks Hook. jung. 6.9

bristle-shaped dense tufts 2 spring G.Br mountains Hook. jung. 20

to. BI'FIDJE. — Leaves bifid; segments unequal, folded together.

grove matted tufts 2| July, October P woods

flat-leaved crowded pate. 2 Din.Br mountains

shady dense tufts \ march, april G.Br shady places

wavy large tufts 3 may, June Bt.G wet places

resupinate very sml. tufts | may, June Br.G heaths

whitish broad tufts 1£ april, July Pa.G hedge banks

blunt-leaved little tufts £ march, april Pa.G damp places

Dickson's dens, mat.tuf. | august Ol.Br mountains

minute loose patches f sp.summer Ol.Br mountains

cutout small patches £ summer Pa.G heaths

spoon-shaped large patches 4 summer R.Br mount, bogs

flattened cush.-likepat. 1£ summer Pa.G trun. of trees

Hook. jung. 21
Hook. jung. 67
Hook. jung. 24
Hook. jung. 22
Hook. jung. 23
Hook. jung. 25
Hook. jung. 26
Hook. jung. 48
Hook. jung. 44
Hook. jung. 19
Hook. jung. 68
Hook. jung. 81

432

CRYPTOGAMIA

CLASS XXIV.

26053 an6mala Hook.

26054 Taylori Hook.

26055 scalaris Hook.

26056 polyanthos Hook.

26057 cuneif.ilia Hook.

26058 viticulbsa L.

26059 Trichomanis Dick.

II. STIPULAV/E. — Furnished with stipules.
i. iNTEGRiFbLijE. — Leaves entire or rarely emarginate.
anomalous loose patches 2 o.noveniber Br.G bog
Taylor's large patches 3 summer

ladder broad patches % summer

many-flowered loose patches 1J april, may
wedge-leaved parasitical £ summer

twiggy loose patches 1| spring

Trichomanes large patches 1£ summer

Hook. jung. 34

Pk mountains Hook. jung. 57
Pa.G loamy soil Hook. jung. 61
Pa.G wet places Hook. jung. 62
Br onJung.Tam. Hook. jung. 64
Y.Br ear. damp pi. Hook. jung. 60
Bt.G moist places Hook. jung. 79

26060 bidentata L.

26061 heteroph^lla Schr.

26062 stipulacea Hook.

26063 Francisc* Hook.

26064 barbfita Hook.

26065 albescens Hook.

26066 reptans L.

26067 trilobkta L.

26068 platyphylla L.

26069 la>vig\ta Hook.

26070 ciliaris L.

26071 Wo6dsw Hook.

26072 tomentella Etirh.

26079 dilatata L.

26080 ramarisci Hook.

26081 pinguis Hook.

26082 multifida L.

26083 Blksia Hook.

26084 epiphylla L.

26085 furcata L.

26086 pubescens Schrank.

26087 LyelU/ Hook.

26088 hibtfrnica Hook.

ii. BIFI SS,E. — Leaves two or three cleft ; segments equal.

o.november Pa.G moist places Hook. jung. 30
Pa.G stem of trees Hook. jung. 31
Pa.Ol shady places Hook. jung. 41
Pk moist places Hook. jung. 49
Pa.G woods & hea. Hook. jung. 70
Pa.G Ben Nevis Hook. jung.72.s.4

two-toothed crowded pate.

various-leaved small tufts J april, n

Ai?-,i,'e-stipuled cush.-like tuf. £ summer

Francis's crowded pate. f april, July

bearded crowded pate. If spring

albescent loose patches f summer

creeping dense tufts 1 summer Pa.G woods Hook. jung. 75

three-lobed large patches 3 summer Ol.G rocks Hook. jung. 76

iii. BI'FID.E. — Leaves bifid ; segments unequal, folded together,
i. PLAM'FID*: — Lower segments, or smaller ones, flat.

broad-leaved wide patches 2 march, au Br.G old walls Hook.jung.40.s.3
polished, loose tufts 2f summer Br.Ol woods Hook. jung. 35

ciliated dense patches 2 sp.summer R.Br rocks & hea. Hook. jung. 65

Woods's crowded tufts 5 sp.summer R.Br Irish moun. Hook. jung. 66

small downy broad patches 3 march, oct. Pa.G moist places Hook. jung. 36

ii. I.VVOLUTI FWJE. — Lower segments, or smaller ones, involute.

26073 Mackkw Hook. Mackay's dense patches 1 fnovember Bk.G trees & roc. Hook. jung. 53

26074 serpyllifTilia Hook. Thyme-leaved imbric.masses } april, June Pa.G trim, of trees Hook. jung. 42
£6075 hamatifolia Hook. hook-leaved verysmll. pat. | spring G rocks Hook. jung. 51

26076 minutissima Hook, minutest little patches & april, may Y.G bark of trees Hook. jung. 52

26077 calyptrifdlia Hook. calyptra-lvd little tufts £ summer Pa.G on fTlex nan. Hook. jung. 43

iii. SACCATI'FID,*: —Lower segments, or smaller ones, saccate.

26078 Hutchinsj<e Hook Miss Hutchins's loose patches 1 summer D.O1 damp pi., Ir. Hook. jung. J

dilated round patches f winter Br.P trun. of trees Hook. jung. 5

Tamarisk large patches 3 april, s Br.G on the earth Hook. jung. 6

III. ENERVOSJ-;. — Front/ose nerveless.

fat loose patches 2 summer Pa.G moist sha.pl. Hook. jung. 46

many-cut crowded tufts 1 spring Pa.G moist pi. hea. Hook. jung. 45

IV. NKRVOSJB. — Frondose nerved.
Blasia patches 1 spring

leaf upon leaf large patches 3 spring, aut
forked large patches £ o. march

pubescent patches 1 spring

Mr. LyelPs loose patches 1 may
Irish loose patches 1 april

D. G moi. heaths Hook. jung. 82-84
Pa.G moist hedg. Hook. jung. 47
Pa.G trun oftr. Hook. jung. 55,56
Gl rocks Hook. jung. 73

Pa.G bogs Hook. jung. 77

Pa.G Ir. shores Hook.jung.78.s.4.1

2999. MARCHA'NT/^ MX. MARCHANTIA. (Nicholas Marchant, a French botanist.) 4. —7.

26089 polymorpha L. multiform broad patches 2 winter D.G moist rocks Eng. hot. 210

26090 hemisphae rica L. hemispherical broad patches 1| winter D.G moist rocks Eng. bot. 503

26091 con ica L. conical broad patches 2 winter D.G shady banks Eng. bot. 504

26092 androgyna E. B. androgynous broad patches If winter Pa.G wet rocks Eng. bot. 2545

3000. RI'CCI^ E. B. RICCTA. (Pietro Francisco Riccio, a Florentine botanist.) 4.

26093 glauca E. B glaucous patches £ spring Gl rocks Eng. bot. 2546

26094 nUans E. B. swimming floating | spring G ditches Eng. bot. 252

26095 fluitans E. B. floating floating | spring Pa.G ditches Eng. bot. 251

26096 spuria Dick. spurious patches £ spring Pa.G mount, mar Dick. cr. 11. 16

3001. ANTHO'CEROS E. B. ANTHOCEROS. (Anthos, a flower, keras, a horn ; form of theca.) 3. — 5.

26097 multifidus Dick. many-cleft patches | summer G crev. in roc. Di. muse. 68. 4

26098 punctatus L. dotted patches 1| spring Pa.G damp places Eng. bot. 1537

26099 m£jor E. B. larger broad patches | spring D.G damp places Eng. bot. 1538

3002. TARGIO^NI/^ E. B. TARGIONIA. (John Anthony Targioni, a Florentine botanist.) 1. — 3.

26100 hypophylla L. leaf under leaf broad patches £ winter, sp D. G wet places Eng. bot. 287

3003. SPH-ZEROCA'RPUS E. B. SPHJEROCARPUS. (Sphaira, a globe, karpos, fruit ; seed-vessel.) 1.— 4.

26101 terrestris E. B. earth spots J winter, Bt.G damp places Eng. bol. 299

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 7.

CRYPTOGAVMIA A'LGJE.

TRIBE I.

3004. ACHNA'NTHES Ag. ACHNANTHES. (Acfine, the froth of the ocean, anthos, a flower.)
26102 lungipes Ag. long-stalked fine down •& jl Gsh dit.,sea coast Eng.bot.2488.

2610.3 brevipes Ag. short-stalked fine down 1| su Gsh ocean Grev. cryp. 295

26104 unipunctata Carm. single-spotted fine down 1£ su Gsh ocean Grev. cryp. 287

3005. EXILA^RIA Grev. EXILARIA.

.

26106 fasciculata Grev.

26107 fulgens Grev.

26108 flabellkta Grev.

bundled
shining
fan-shaped

little tufts
little tufts
tufts

(Exilis, slender ; plants.)

D.G

su G.Y sea
su O sea
£ spring G sea

Grev.cryp.35.Ecf/ititfla
Grev.cryp.16. Echinella
Grev. cryp. 291
Grev. cryp. 289

ORDER VII. CRYPTOGAMIA ALG^E. 433

3006. DIA'TOMA^. DIATOMA. (Diatome, separation ; filaments divided into joints.) 7. — 16.
2fild9 floccul.-isum Ag. small-napped fine film •& su Y.Br ditches Eng. bot.1761. Conferva
261K) tenue Ag. slender short down 1£ spring Rsh pools Ag. sven. hot. 491

26111 elongitum Ag. elongated short down If spring Rsh still water Lyng. hyd. 61

26112 marlnum Ag. marine little tufts •& f Y.G ocean Eng.boU883.Co»if.toft.

26113 Biddulph/unum Ag. Mis? Biddulph's short down ^ n.d G sea coast Eng. bot.1762 Conferva
2611* striatulum Ag. small striated short down TI aP Gr ocean Eng. bot. 1928. Conferva
26115 obi iquatum Ag. oblique minute branc.| su LtBr ocean Eng. bot.1889.Cow/erwa

3007. FRAGILE A^RI A Ag. FRAGILLARIA. (Fragilis, brittle ; nature.) 2. — 3.

llii pectinalis Ag. comb-like loose tufts A mr Y.G on wat. plan. Eng. bot.1611. Conferva

SS117 hyemklis Ag. winter dense fl. tufts 3 ap O.Br rivulets Lyng. hyd. 63

3008. MELOSEI'RA Ag. MF.LOSEIRA. (Melon, an apple, seira, a chain ; form of filaments.) 3. — 5..

26118 nummuloules Ag. money-like down-like •<& mr Ysh salt marshes Eng. bot. 2287

26119 lineata Ag. lined short down •$$• mr Ysh rivulets Dhv.con.24.B.C0H/eVw*

26120 discigera ^. discus-bearing short down ^ su Brsh Ivsofaquat. Dlw. con. 25. B C.num.

3009. DESMI'DIUM Ag. DESMIDIUM. (Desmos, a bond; parts cohering when in a state of dissolution.) 2.

26121 Swartzw Ag. Swartz's loose masses 1£ su G still waters G rev. cry p. 292

26122 cylindricum Grev. cylindrical loose masses 1 spring Y.G ditches Grev. cryp. 293
Conferva dissiliens£. B. 246*?

3010. SCHIZONENMA Ag. SCHIZONEMA. (Schixo, to divide, nemn, a filament.) 2. — 9.

26123 Smith/2 Ag. Smith's slipp. thread f su Brsh sea coast Eng.bot.2101.Co»//<r/fc

26124 lacustre Ag. lake slipp. thread f su Brsh lakes

3011. MONE^MA Grev. MONEMA. (Monos, one, nema, a filament; simple.) 4.

26125 ohtusum Grev. obtuse lax tufts 1^ su Y.G sea Grev. cryp. 302
261 2ti apicul'itum Grev. small-tufted erect tufts f spring Y.G sea Grev. cryp. SO

26127 Dillwymz Grev. Dillwyn's entangl tufts 2 su Ol.G sea Grev. cryp. 297

26128 quadripunct;itum Grev. four-dotted lax tufts 2 su Ol.G sea Grev. cryp.286

3012. GOMPHONE^MA Ag. GOMPHONEMA. (Gomphos, a club, nema, a filament.) 3.

26129 paradoxum Ag. paradoxical fine down £ su Y sea Grev.cryp.QS.Echintlla

26130 geminatum Ag. twin round mass f spring Gsh.Y alp. rivulets Grev. cryp. 244

26131 minutissimum Grev. minutest thin mass £ spring Gsh.Y lakes Grev. cryp. 244

TRIBE II. NOSTOCHrXJE.

3013. CHLOROCO'CCUM Fries CHLOROCOCCI-M. (Chloros, green, koMos, berry.) 2.

26132 vulgare Grev. common thin mass ... year G trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 262
Lepraria botryo\des E. B. 2148

26133 murorum Grev. wall thin layer ... year G walls Grev. cryp. 325

3014. PROTOCO'CCUS Ag. PROTOCOCCUS. (Protos, first, kokkos, berry.) 1.
£6134 nivalis Ag. snow thin layer ... su R rocks Grev. cryp. 231

3015. PALME'LLA Ag. PALMELLA. (Palmas, vibration ; jelly-like nature.) 7. —12.
26135 hySlina Lyngb. transparent little balls 1 spring G streams Grev. cryp. 247
261,36 protuborans Ag. protuberant mass § ap.aut. G rocks Eng. bot. 2583. Wlva
26137 botryoldes Lyng. grape-like thin skin ... aut G damp places Grev. cryp. 243
261.-58 adnata Ag. adnate gregarious £ aut Y.Br mount.rocks Lyng. hyd. 69

26139 rosea Li/n«. rosy gregarious ... su Pk on lichens Grev. cryp. 51

26140 montana Ag. mountain leaf-like 1| su R.G alpine rocks Eng. bot. 2195. Viva '

26141 cru£nta Ag. bloody thin crust ...year R.Br damp walls Grev. cryp. 205

3016. ECHINE'LLA^g. ECHINELLA. (Echinus, a hedgehog ; bristly appearance.) 1. — 3.

26142 articulata Ag. jointed thin film ... jn.jl G lakes Eng.bot.l378.C.ecAmM/.

3017. ALCYONI'DIUM Ag. ALCYONIDIUM. (Halkyonelon, the foam of the sea ; habitat.) 3.— 7.

26143 diaphanum Ag. transparent fleshy mass 6 su Y ocean Eng. bot. 263. U'/ya

26144 flavescens Ag. flavescent fleshy mass 3 su Y ocean Fl. dan. 1245. Viva
9.6145 defractum Ag. broken vermicular 4 su Y.Pk ocean Eng. bot. 1626. Viva

3018. NO'STOC Ag. NOSTOC. (Without explanation.) 5.— 22.

26146 commiine Ag. common lobed mass 2 su Ol.G damp places Eng. bot. 461. Trem&la

26147 pruniforme Ag. plum-shaped little balls £ su Ol.G lakes Lvng. hyd.68

26148 sphfB'ricum Ag. spherical little balls J su Ol.G still waters Di. muse. 10. 17
2614') verriicosum Ag. warty gregarious 1 ap Ol.G rocks Di. muse. 10. 16

26150 cffirhleum Lyng. blue minute balls ... spring Bt.G wet mosses Grev. cryp. 131

3019. BERKELE^Y/4 Grev. BERKELEVA. (Rev. Mr. Berkeley/, an English crypt, bot.) 7.

26151 fragilis Grev. fragile slipp. ball £ spring Br sea Grev. cryp. 294

3020. MYRIONE^MA Grev. MYRIONEMA. (Myrios, myriad, nema, filament.) 1.
26l52strangulkre Grey. strangling thin layer ... su D.Br sea Grev. cryp. 300

3021. CORYNE'PHORA A. 7. CORYNEPHORA. (Koryne, a club, phoreo, to bear ; club-shaped filaments.) 1.

26153 marina Ag. marine lobed mass 1£ au Br sea shore Grev. cryp. 53
Rivularia tuberiformis E. B. 1956

3022. RI VULAVRI A Ag. RIVULARIA. (Rivulus, a rivulet ; place of its growth.) 4. — 11.

26154 atra /*#. dark minute dots & o D.G sea plants. Eng. bot. 1798

26155 nitida Ag. shining aggregate £ aut G sea

26156 angulbsa Ag. angular little balls £ su DIG ditches Eng. bot. 968

26157 calcarea E. B. calcareous conflu. mass. 1| year G lakes & mar. Eng. bot. 1799
Link/a dura Lyng.

3023. CH7ETCKPHORA Ag. CH^TOPHORA. (Cha.'te, a bristle, phoreo, to bear ; filaments.) 4. — 12.

26158 pellHa Lyng. fur-clad thin layer J_ aut R marinerocks Lyng. hyd. 66

26159 tuberculbsa Ag. warty balls 10 A s G ditches Eng.bot.2S6d Rivularia
rndiviaefolia Ag. Endive-leaved branched 2 su G still waters Lyng. hyd. 65

2 crassa Ag. ih\c\i-leaved branched 2 su G lakes Eng.bot. 967. U. incras.

F f

434 CRYPTOGAMIA ALG^E. CLASS XXIV,

26161 pisiformis Ag. pea-shaped little ball ± su G lakes Grev. cryp. 150
Cha?t6phora elegans Grev. cryp.

3024. SCYTHYMENNIA Ag. SCTTHYMEMA. (Skytos leather, hymen, membrane ; substance.) 1.

26162 rupestris Ag. rock broad mass 24 su Br rocks Eng. bot. 2194

TRIBE III. CONFERVOI'DE^.

3025. B YSSOCL A'DIUM Ag. BYSSOCLADIUM. (Byssos, fine flax, ktados, branch.) 1.—

26163 fenestrkle Ag. window fine tuft £ year G on windows Dlw. con. 94

3026. MYCINE^VIA Ag. MYCINEMA. (Mykes, a kind of minute fungus, nema, a thread.) 5. — 6.

26164 arachnoideum Ag. cobweb-like patch ^ year Pa. G dead trees Dlw.con. C. Conferva
2616.) fulvum Ag. tawny down-like •£% aut Br rotten wood

26166 rubiginbsum Ag. rusty patch £ year Rust rotten wood Dlw. con. 68. Conferva

26167 phosphbreum Ag. phosphoric patches •& year V rotten wood Dlw. con. 88. Conferva

26168 pulvereum Ag. powdery thin crust ^f year G rotten wood Dlw. con. 78. D. Con/.

3027 CHROO'LEPUS Ag. CHROOL. (Chroos, skin, lepo, to decorticate ; inner memb. changing to powder.) 5-6.

26169 Jolithus Ag. Rock Violet patches & year P rocks Fl. dan. 899. 1

26170 odoratus Ag. sweet-scented patches -fa winter Br trees Lyng. hyd. 57

26171 /ichenicola Ag. Lichen-dwelling down •& su R.O on lichens Eng. bot. 1609

26172 rubictindus Ag. ruddy patches & su R.Br barkofap.tr.

26173 fbeneus Ag. Ebony patches $ year Bk rocks Eng.bot.702. Byssus nig.

3028. TRENTEPCTHL/^ Ag. TRENTEPOHLIA. (Trentepohl, an obscure German botanist.) 3. —4.

26174 purpdrea Ag. purple. , patches •& year P seacoa., roc. Eng. bot. 192. Byssus

26175 a urea 4(r. golden patches •& year Y roc. & sub.w. Eng. bot. 212. Byssus

2 ilicicola Ag. Holly-dwelling branch, pate. & spring Y holly bark Eng. bot. 1639. Conferva

26176 pulchella Ag. pretty downy tufts A spring R.Br on Conferva? Eng. bot. 2585. C. nana
2 chalybea 4g. iron tufts j s D.O1 freshwater Eng. bot. 1996

3029. SCYTONE^MA Ag. SCYTONEMA. (Skytos, leather, nema, filament ; nature of filamentous fronds.) 6.— 17.

26177 compactum Ag. compact tufts 1 su Bksh mountains Lyng. hyd. 28

26178 byssoideum Ag. Byssus-like tufts 1 su B rocks Di. muse. 1. 18

26179 myochrous Ag. mouse-colored slimy coat 1 su D.Br rocks

2 ocellatum Ag. eyed slimy coat 1 su D.Br aquat. plants Eng. bot. 2530

3 inundatum Ag. inundated slimy coat 1 su D.Br inund. places Eng. bot. 1555

26180 Bangii Lyng. Bang's compact tufts 1| su ^Erug subalp.banks Lyng. hyd. 28

26181 Sowerbyawwwz Ag. Sowerby's short down | su Ol.Br ocean Eng. bot.2219. C. mirab.

26182 coincides Ag. hair-like broad patches Jo R.Br ocean Eng. bot. 1700. Conferva

3030. STIGONE^MA^. STIGONEMA. (Stigon, dotted, nema, filament ; regular annular dots of filaments.) 1.-3.

26183 atrovirens Ag. dark-green bushy tufts § su Bk.G rocks Dlw. con. 25. Conferva

3031. PROTONE^MA Ag. PROTONEMA. (Protos, first, nema, a filament; simplicity of structure.) 7. — 10.

26184 repens Ag. creeping patches ^ su G pots in hoth.

26185 umbrosum Ag. shady patches £ su G on the earth Dlw. con. 61. Conferva

26186 velutinum Ag. velvety patches £ n G on the earth Dlw. con. 77. Conferva

26187 fragrans Ag. fragrant patches \ n G on the earth Eng. bot. 1556. Conferva

26188 cryptarum Ag. vault patches ' £ su G caverns Eng.bot.2588. Conferva

26189 Orth6trichi Ag. Orthotrich um dense tufts £ su Br on Orthotr. Eng.bot.1638. C.muscic.

26190 wzuscicola Ag. Moss-dwelling minute down •& ap Br on mosses Eng. bot.l701.C. castan.

3032. HYGRO'CROCIS Ag. HYGROCROCIS. (Hygros, moist, krokis, a little tuft.) 7. —9.
27191 barytica Ag. barytes fine tufts £ year Tran sol of mur.b.

26192 atram^nti Ag. ink fine tufts ^ year Wsh surf, of ink Lyng. hyd. 57

26193 typhloderma Ag. obscure-skinned fine tufts £ year Ol insol.g.arab. Dlw. con. 83. Conferva

26194 pallida Ag. pallid fine tufts J year Y sol. of ochre Dlw.con. 78. Conferva

26195 .Rosae Ag. Rose-water fine tufts •& year Tran rose water

26196 sanguinea Ag. blood.- colored fine tufts £ year C isinglass size

26197 vini Ag. wine fine tufts £ year Y in Mad. wine

3033. LEPTO'MITUS Ag. LEPTOMITUS. (Leptos, slender, mitos, a thread.) 4. — 15.

26198 minutissimus Ag. minutest little tufts •& year Tran en mar. algae

26199 lacteus Ag. milky patches ^ winter Tran pools Dlw. con. 79. Cow/.

26200 nanus Ag. dwarf like down •& aut G rotten alga? Dlw. con. 30. Con/.

26201 clavatus Ag. clavate minute & aut Tran dead fishes Lyng. hyd. 22

3034. MESOGLCFI A Ag. MES. (Mesos, middle, glows, viscid ; spines of branches a solid mass.) 5 — 8.

26202 multifida Ag. many-cleft tufts 3 aut R Germ, ocean Lyng. hyd. 1669, Chord.

26203 Hudsbm Ag. Hudson's branched 6 aut R ocean Eng.bot.l627.U7wirw6.

26204 coccinea Ag. scarlet bushy 4 su R ocean Eng. bot. 2466
Rivularia verticillata E. B.

26205 capillaris Ag. capillary tufts 3 su R ocean Lyng. hyd. 12

26206 vermicularis Ag. vermicular bushy 5 au Brsh ocean Lyng. hyd. 65
2 coriacea Ag. leathery bushy 5 au Brsh ocean Eng. bot. 1819
Rivularia vermiculata E. B.

3035. BATRACHOSPE'RMUM Ag. BATRACH. (Batrachos, frog, sperma, seed ; grows in marshes.) 2. — (

26207 vagum Ag. rambling fine tufts 3 my Bsh ditches Lyng. hyd. 64

2 tenuissimum Ag. slenderest fine tufts Ij my D.O1 ditches Eng.bot.690. Con/, atra

26208 moniliforme Ag. necklace-shaped fine tufts 2 su G fresh waters

1 stagnale Ag. pool fine tufts 2 su G pools Di. muse. 7. 44

2 simplicius Ag. simpler fine tufts 2 su B pools' Di. muse. 7. 45

3 purpurascens Ag. purpurascent fine tufts 2 su Pk sea shore Di. muse. 7. 40

4 detersum 4£. cleaned fine tufts 2 su D.O1 pools Dlw. con. 11. Con/, atra

3036. DRAPARNA'LD/4 Ag. DRAPARNALDIA. (James Philip Rolf. Draparnaud, a French bot.) 3.— 6.

26209 tenuis Ag. slender fine tufts f year Dl.G pools Dlw.con.67. C.protens.

26210 plumbsa Ag. feathery broad tufts 6 su Bt.G rivulets Eng.bot.2087. C. fabrics

26211 glomerata^tf. heaped gelatin, tufts 4 sp.su Bt.G pools Eng.bot.l746.C.wzM^«W.

ORDER VII.

CRYPTOGAMIA ALGJE.

4S5

3037. OSCILLAT(TRIA Ag. OSCILLATORIA.

26212 alata Carm. winged

26213 limbata Grev. bordered
rupestris Grev. cryp.

patches

(Plants having an oscillatory motion.) 13. — 47.
A spring Br wet rocks Grev. cryp. 222

thin layer & spring V.C wet rocks Grev. cryp. 246

26214 tenuissima Ag.

26215 autumnklis Ag.
2 vaginata Ag.

26216 rtgra Ag.
26-217 corium Ag.

\ 26218 subfusca Ag.
'•• 26219 splendida Grev.

26220 tenuis Ag.

26221 limbsa Ag.

26222 cyanea Ag.

26223 decorticans Ag.

26224 ochracea Lyng.

slenderest

autumnal

sheathed

black

leather-life

brownish

splendid

slender

mud

blue

barking

patches
slimy mass
slimy mass
floating tufts
broad layer
tufts
thin masses

^ su
1§ su

Pa.G warm springs Eng. bot. 2584. Cow/.
OI.G on the earth

OI.G in the earth Dlw. con. 99
U.G still waters Dlw.con.&t.O.fontinulis
£ spring Ysh rocks in wat.
1 year Br.V stones in riv.
1| year Pa.B wat. in hoth.
slippery layer | spring Pa.G still waters Dlw. con. Vti.C.limlsa
floating mass. 6 year ^Erug mud. bot. po. Fl. dan. 1549. 2
thin film ... year B church walls Eng.bot 2578. Conferva
thin flakes £ mr B.G damp wood Dlw. con.

ochre-colored gelat.masses £ year Och pools

Dlw. con. 62. Conferva

26225 luteola Grev.

26226 nivea Ag.

3038. CA'LOTHRIX Ag. CALOTHRIX. (Kalos, beautiful, thrix, a hair; beauty of filaments.) 8.— 12.

yellowish
snowy

fine down
fine tufts

26227 confervicola Ag. Conferva-dwelling minute tufts

... aut
year

26228 icopulunun Ag.

26229 fascicuPata Ag.

26230 mirabilis Ag.

26231 dist6rta Ag.

26232 Ian Ma Ag.

2 fuscescens Ag.

3039. LY'NGBYyf Ag.

26233 muralis Ag.

26234 crispa Ag.

26235 prolifica Grev.

rocks

fascicled

wonderful

distorted

woolly

fuscescent

LYNGBYA.

wall

crisped

prolific

patches

tufts

little patches

floating pate. 1| su

floating pate. 1-| su

floating pate. 1| su

su

f su

Y marine aigae Grev. cryp. 299

Pa.Y sulph.sprin. Dlw. con. C. Conferva

Gl marine alga? Eng. bot.2576. Conferva

Pa.G marine algae Eng.bot. 2171. Conferva

Y. G roc. on sea c.

JErug onH.fluitans Dlw. con. 96. Conferva

B.G. lakes Eng.bot.2577. Conferva

G springs on st.

Taw pools Eng.bot.2577.fig.sinistr.

(H. C. Lyngbye, a Danish botanist.) 3. — 7.

patch j^ year G damp earths Eng. bot. 1554

thick mass. 3 D.G seashore Dlw.con.A.Core/erai

floating mass. 1 winter P ' lakes Grev. cryp. 303

3040. BA'NG/^4 Ag. BANGIA. (Christian Frederick Bang, a botanical author.) 3. — 5.

26236 Laminariae Ag. Laminaria little tufts •& su G on L. escul Lyng. hyd. 24

26237 atropurpurea Ag. dark-purple silky tufts 2 su D.P marinerocks Dlw. con. lOS.Con/eVwa
2 fusco-purpurea Ag. brown-purple silky tufts 2 su Br.P sea coast Dlw. con. 22. Conferva

26238 calophyl la Carm. beautiful thin patches | aut G stones Grev. cryp. 210

3041. ZYGNEftf A Ag.

26239 cruciatum Ag.

2 16ngi-articulfitum

3 brevi-articulatum

26240 decussatum Ag.
2P241 bicolor Ag.

26242 pectinatum Ag.

26243 curvatum Ag.

26244 quininum Ag.

26245 decircrinum Ag.

26246 nltidum Ag.

26247 punctatum Ag.

ZYGNEMA. (Zygos, yoke, nema, filament; filam. jointed together in pairs.) 9. — 21.
crossed entangl.mass.

Ag. long-jointed entangl.mass.

Ag. short-joint, entangl.mass.

decussate floating tufts

two-colored floating tufts

pectinate patches

curved patches

quinate large masses

decimate large masses

shining float.patches

dotted floating cloud

iap

1 ap
|ap

l± su
3 su
Umr
1£ mr

5 Sp.SU

isu

2 su
f su

3042. MOUGEOTI^ Ag. MOUGEOTIA.

26248 genuflexa Ag. knee-bent entangl.mass.

26249 cterulescens Ag. caerulescent pale patches

Y.G ditches Eng.bot.2463.C.&/w»cA

Y.G. ditches Dlw. con. 2. A.

Ysh rivulets Dlw. con. 2. B.

G ditches Dlw. con. 39

G sto. in rivul. Eng.bot.2288. Conferva

G rivulets Eng.bot.2463.B.Co/i/</r.

G rivulets Eng.bot.2463.A.C.,s^c*.

Dl.G still waters Vau. con. 5. 1

Bt.G still waters Dlw.con.4.A.B.C.n/tato

Bt.G ditches Eng.bot.1656. C.spiriilis

Bt.G pools Dlw. con. 51. Conferva

2. — 6.

Dlw. con. 6. Conferva
P.B ditches Eng.bot.2457. Conferva

(J. B. Mougeot, a cryptogamic botanist.)
Y!G ditches

3043. HYDRODI'CTYON Ag. HYDRODICTYON. (Hydor, water, dicktyon, net; reticulated structure.) 1.— 2.
26250 utriculatum Ag. purse-like floating web fi jn.s G riv. & lakes Eng.bot.1687. C.reticul.

3044. CONFE'RVA Ag. CONFERVA. (Conferrumino, to consolidate; close coherence.) 52.— 130.

I. SI'MPLICES. — Filaments simple.
i. COLORANT*:. — Floating, cobwebbed, colored.

fine web f sp.su Br.P dry bogs Grev. cryp. 261

fine web 1 sp.su Br mountains Grev. cryp. 261

fine web £ spring P.Br pit. on carr. Dlw. con. B. Conferva

floating cloud f su G pools & dit. Dlw. con. 60. C. sordida

VI'RIDES — Floating, cobwebbed, green.

float, masses 1| spring G ditches Eng.bot.2303. C.sdrdida

float, masses 1£ spring G bogs Dlw. con. B. Conferva

long tuft 3 year G sto. in rivul. Dlw. con. 47. C. lucens

floating tufts 3 su G ditches Eng. bot. 2461

broad mat 3 su G sea-shore Eng.bot.2309.C.z'wzjtrfe',ra

ii. CAPILLARIES. — Capillary or setaceous ,• articulations filled with globose granules, when dry alternately

compressed.

26251 ericetbrum Roth
26252 alplna Bory
26253 fasciata Dil.
26254 bombycina Ag.

heath
alpine
banded
silky

26255 floccbsa Ag.
26256 muc6sa Mert.
26257 zonata W. % M.
26258 dissiliens Dil.
26259 implexa Dil.

napped
mucous
zoned
bursting
entangled

26260 tumidula E. B.

tumidish

fine film

1

mr

G

pools

Eng. bot. 1670. C.inflata

26261 vesicata Ag.

blistered

float, masses

fi

mr

G

ditches

Eng.bot.2304.C.a//er/w.

2 fusctiscens Ag.

fuscescent

float, masses

6

mr

G

ditches

Dlw. con. B.

26262 rivularis L.

rivulet

long tufts

24

sp.su

G

rivers

Eng. bot. 1654.

2 anglica Ag.

English

long tufts

24

sp.su

G

ditches

Dlw. con. 79

26263 capillaris Ag.

capillary

long tufts

3

sp.su

G

ditches

Di. muse. 5. 25. B

26264 jLlnum Roth

Flax

long tufts

3

sp.su

G

ocean

Lyng. hyd. 50

26265 intricata Grev.

matted

small tufts

i

spring

G

sea shore

ioSflo tortubsa Dil.

tortuous

crisp masses

ap

G

sea shore

Eng. bot. 2220

26267 crassa Ai>.
26263 Melagbnium Web.

thick
Melagonium

crisp masses
tufts

I2
4

ap

su

G
G

salt marshes Dlw. con. 9
ocean Dlw. con. B

26269 a^rea Dil.

brazen

long tufts

6

year

G

ocean

Dlw. con. 80

26270 Youngona Dil.

Young's

minute tufts

1

su

G

sea shore

Dlw. con. 102

26271 hormoides Lyng.

necklace-like

minute tufts

*

su

G

sea shore

Lyng. hyd. 49

26272 collabens Ag

slippery

floating tufts

4

su

G

Germ, ocean

Eng. bot. 1929. C. ee\ea

26273 flacoa Dil.

flaccid

tufts

2

year

G

onHutchins.

Dlw. con. 49

26274 isogona E. B.
26275 /ucdrum Roth
26276 flaccida Lyng.

equal-jointed
Fucus
drooping

float, patches
tufts
tufts

1

f

spring
my

G

Brsh
Brsh

on .F.vesicul.
on Fhci
on /''uci

Eng. bot. 1930. C.Young.
Dlw. con. C. C. flaccida
Eng. bot 2310

Ff 2

436

CRYPTOGAMIA

CLASS XXIV.

26277 ferruginea Roth

26278 curta Dil.

26279 carnea Dil.

26280 aeruginbsa Hud.

26281 Brown/i Dil.

26282 stellarisfY. dan.

26283 riparia Dil.

26284 glomerata L.

26285 crispkta Roth

26286 fracta Dil.

26287 patens Ag.

2 prolifera Ag.

26288 congregata Ag.

26289 lanbsa Jg.
261290 flavescens Dil.
26-291 sericea //«rf.
26-292 refracta Roth

26293 aspera Ag.

26294 heter6chloa .4g.

26295 rupe"stris L.

26296 asgagropila Z/.

26297 arcta E. B.

iv. ADNA^TE. — Adnate, pencilled, fastigiate, colored.
rusty tufts 1 year Rus. on .Fuci

short minute tufts £ su OlBr on jFuci

flesh tufts 1J aut Pk

II. RAMOSE. — Filaments branched.

Dlw.con.66. C. fucicola
Dlw. con. 76
Dlw. con. 84

verdigrise

Brown's

starry

bank

clustered

curled

broken

spreading

proliferous

tufts
patches
floating tufts
floating tufts
bushy tufts
patches
large tufts
large tufts
large tufts

If su Bt.G seashore Dlw. con. E.
^ spring G Irish caverns Dlw. con. D.

2 su G ins.ofwa.ves. Fl. dan. 660. 1.

3 su G salt ditches Eng. bot. 2100

1 su Bt.G riv.on stones Eng.bot. 1854. C.te/ei

2 sp.su
6 sp.su

Jsu
} su

lakes
pools
ditches
ditches

III. CiiMULAvrA5. — Filaments branched and heaped.

heaped

woolly

fiavescent

silken

broken

rough

various grass

rock

tufts
tufts
tufts

shining tufts
crispent. tufts
tufts
tufts
dense tufts

wild goat balls soft ball

close floating tuft

26298 vaucheriteformis Ag. Vaucheria-lk branched

26299 catenata L. chain-like patches

26300 HutchinsifZ1 Dil. Miss Hutchins's dense tufts

26301 pellucida Hud. pellucid finelybranch.

26302 distans Ag. distant loose bundles

1 su

1 su

6 su

3 su

4 jn.jl
f year

f year

4 su

3 su

3 su
l|su
1 su

4 su

5 au

6 aut

G roc. sea coa.
G on A'lgs:
Y.G salt ditches
Y.G sea shore
Pa.G ocean
G ocean
D.G ocean
Gl ocean
G lakes
Tran ocean
G ocean
Br ocean
Gl ocean
Pa.G ocean
Pa.G ocean

Eng. bot. 2350
Eng. bot. 2338

Dlw. con.W.C. flexubsa

Lyng.hyd 5Q.C.uncialis
Dlw. con. E.
Eng. bot. 2088

Eng. bot.2327. C. albida
Dlw.con.E.C. nigricans

Eng. bot. 1699

Eng. bot. 1377

Eng. bot. 2098

Dlw. con. E. C. arcta

Di. muse. 5. 27

Dlw. con. 109

Eng. bot. 1716

Dlw. con. 21. C. dijfusa

3045. BULBOCH^TE Ag. BULBOCHJETE. (Bolbos, bulb, chaite, bristle ; primary filaments.) 1.

26303 setigera Ag. setigerous delicate tufts 6 aut Dl.G lakes & riv. Dlw.con.59.C.t>z0/prtra

3046. NITE'LLA Ag.

NITELLA.

(NiteOf to shine :

; shining plants.)

5. — 11.

26304 tran si ticens Ag.

transparent

branched 12 su

Y.01 pools

Eng. bot. 1855. CJiara

26305 flexilis Ag.

flexible

branched 12 su

Y.O1 pon. & rivul.

Chara flexilis L.

26306 opaca Ae.
26307 nidifica Ag.
26308 gracilis Ag.

opaque
nest- making
slender

branched 12 jl.au
branched 12 jl.au
muchbranch. 6 s

Y.01 pools
Y.O1 pools
Y.01 pools

Eng.bot.1070. Chisr.flex.
Eng. bot. 1703. Chura
Eng. bot. 2140. Chara

3047. CHA'RAi.

CHARA.

(Chairo,to delight;

delights in water.)

3. — 16

26309 hispida L.

hispid

branched 9 jl.au

Y.G ponds

Eng. bot. 465

26310 vulg;iris L.

common

branched 12 jl

Y.G ponds

Eng. bot. 336

26311 aspera W.

rough

branched 5 su

Y.G lakes

Grev. cryp. 339

3048. CERA'MIUM Ag.

26312 lanuginosum Ag.

26313 floridulum Ag.

26314 repens Ag.

26315 pi uma Ag.

26316 Daviesw Ag.

26317 R6thzz Ag.

CERA.MIUM. (Keramion, a pitcher; appearance of capsules.)

I. FASTIGIA'TA. — Filaments short, fastigiate.
woolly fine down -fa year

flowering,
creeping

•* su

in

fine down
little tufts
short down
fine tufts
small tufts
broad tufts

on A'lgse Dlw. ccn. 45. Conferva
Pa.G roc. seashor. Dlw. con. F
Pk onlargeJ'Ig. Eng.bot. 1608. Conferva
R on large^'lg. Dlw. con. F.
R sea shore Eng. bot. 23'29
V sea shor. roc. Eng. bot. 1702

feather

Davies's

Roth's

II. DICHOTOMA. — Filaments dichotomous ; branchlets forked ; joints obscure ; theca involucred.

26318 diaphanum Ag. diaphanous diffuse 5 su Va ocean Eng. bot. 1742

2 pilosum Ag. pilose diffuse 5 su Va ocean Eng.bot.2428 Conferva

26319 r&brum Ag. red solitary weak 10 su P ocean Eng.bot.1166 Conferva

III. RAMbSA. — Branches furnished u<>fh branchlets, which are more or less densejind shortened.

26320 tetragonum Ag.

26321 pedicellatum Ag.
263'2'2 Hcokeri Ag.

26323 patens Grev.

26324 arbuscula Ag.

26325 corymbbsum Ag.

26326 pinnulatum Ag.

26327 rbseum Ag.

26328 /hujo^ides Ag.
263-29 versicolor Ag.
26330 Borrfcri Ag.
26o31 t^tricum Ag.

26332 interruptum Ag.

26333 Turner* Ag.

26334 plumula Ag.

square
stalked
Hooker's
spreading
little tree

tufts 3 su R ocean

dense tufts 4 su O sea shore

fine tufts If su Pa.br sea shore

solitary? 3 spring Fi.R sea

bushy tufts 3 year D.R sea shore

IV. ALTERNA^TA. — Branches pinnulate ; pinnule alternate.
corymbose little tufts 1^ jl R sea shore

pinnulate tufts 2 ... R sea

rosy finelybranch. If su R ocean

Arbor-Vitae-lk finelybranch. 6 jl R ocean

various-colored fine tufts 3 su P.R on Fuci

Borrer's little patches l|o O.R ocean

rough tufts 6 spring Dl.P seashore

interrupted little tufts | jl Dl.P sea shore

V. OPPOSITA. — Filaments pinnate ; pinna; opposite.
Turner's delicate bran. 2 sp.su Pk seashore

feather-/z'fe delicate bran. 2 sp.su Pk seashore

Eng. bot. 1690
Dlw. con. 108
Dlw. con. 106
Grev. cryp. 318
Eng. bot. 1916

Eng. bot. 2352

Dlw. con. 17

Eng. bot. 2465. C.purpnr.

Eng.bot.966. C.rbsea

Eng. bot. 1741

Eng. bot. 1915

Eng. bot. 1838.

Eng. bot. 2339.
Eng.bot.1637. C.Turne.

3049. GRIFFITHS/.* Ag. GRIFFITHS™. (Mrs. Griffiths, of Devonshire.)

26335 multitida Ag. many-cleft fine tufts 3 jl R sea shore

26336 <?quisetit61ia Ag. Equisetum-lvd sponge-lk-tu. 6 su R sea shore

26337 setacea Ae. bristlv lax tufts 4 year R sea shore

26338 barbata Af. bearded flocculent Ifjl C seashore

26339 corallina Ag. coralline branch, tufts 3 jl O.R seashore

3050. CH^ETO'SPORA As. CHJETOSPORA. (Chaite, bristle, spora, seed ; on fine divisions.) 1.

26340 Wiggzz Ag. Wigg's finelybranch. 5 su R.Br sea shore Eng. bot. 1165. Yucus

18.— 49.

5.— 7.

Eng.bot. 1816. Conferva
Eng. bot. 1479
Eng. bot. 1689
Eng. bot. 1814
Eng. bot. 1815

3051. POLYSIPHO^NIA Grev. POLYSIPHOMA. (Polys, many, siphon, tube ; tubes for color.)

I. StiBPiNNANT«. — Purple or scarlet, flat, someivhat pinnated.

26341 parasitica Grev. parasitical small patches 1} su R.Br on Fuct Eng.bot. 1429, Conferva
• ' J small patches li su R.Br sea shore Grev. cryp. 90

bushy tufts 4 year S ocean Eng. bot. 1055. Conferva

26342 spinulbsa Grev.

26343 coccinea Grev.

sp'my-stmd
scarlet

OKDEK VII.

CRYPTOGAMIA ALG^E.

437

II. SECUNDIRA^MBA. — Creeping; branches divaricating, often one-sided.

26344 divaricata Grev. divaricating tufts 3 su R ocean Lyng. hyd. 34

III. PURPU^REA. — Purple whole colored, adhering to paper.

26345 gracilis Grev. slender long tufts 4 year P ocean Dlw. con. 40. C. strlcta

IV. PENICELLAV^E. — Pencilled, black, generally rose-colored above, adliering to paper.

26346 violacea Grev.
2 major Ag.
26347 nigrescens Grev.
2 pectinata Ag
26348 urceolata Grev.
26349 elongata Grev.
263.00 allochroa Grev.
263.fi 1 Brodia^/ Grev.
26352 atrorubtiscens Grev.

violet
larger
nigrescent
pectinate
urceolate
elongated
different-eld
Brodie's
dark-red

little bushes
bushy tufts
fine tufts
little tufts
long branches
shrubby
small tufts
large tufts
long tufts

9 su
6 su
6 su

].} su
8 year
8 year
I* year
15 year
6 su

Vi
D.P
D.P
D.P
R.Br
R.Br
V
D.R
B.R

ocean
sea shore
ocean
ocean
ocean
ocean
ocean
ocean
marine roc.

Lyng. hyd. 35
Eng. bot. 2340. C. n\j>ra
Eng.bot.1717. Conferva
Eng. bot. 1239 C.fibruta
Dlw. con. G. Conferva
Dlw. con. 33. Conferva
Dlw. con. G. C.Jibrata
Dlw. con. 107. Conferva
Dlw. con. 70. Conferva

26353 fastigiata Grev.
263.54 Agardh/a/ja Grev.

26355 bkdia Grev.

26356 recurva Grev.

26357 byssoides Grev.

26358 fruticulbsa Grev.

26359 filamentbsa Grev.

— Black or blackish-brown when dry, rigid, scarcely adhering to paper.

peaked little bushes 2 su " D.Br ocean

Agardh's bushy tufts 8 su R sea

brown fine tufts 3 su D.Br ocean

recurved fine tufts 3 su D.Br sea shore
VI. LATERALS. — Branchlets lateral, short, fascicled.

Byssus-like slender tufts 6 spring R sea shore

small-shrubby finely branch. 4 su Br ocean

filamentous branch, tufts 4 mr R ocean

Eng. bot. 1764. C.polym.
Grev. cryp. 210
Dlw. con. G. Conferva
Dlw. con. G. C. patens

Eng. bot. 597. Conferva
Eng. bot. 1686. Fucus

3052. RYTIPHL^A Ag. RYTIPHL&A.

26360 tinctorta Grev. dyer> masses

26361 complanata Ag. plane tufts

(Rytis, a wrinkle, phleo, to abound in.) 2. —3.

6 year Ol.G ocean Turn, fuci 224. Fucus

5 su R sea Turn, fuci 23.h.FwcMs.

3053. ECTOCA'RPUS Ag. ECTOCARPI;S. (JEktos, outside, karpos, fruit ; theca not enclosed.) 4. — 8.

26362 siliculosus Ag.

2 atrovlrens Ag.

3 ferrugineus Ag.

26363 brachiatus Ag.

26364 granulosus Ag.

26365 tomentbsus Ag.

small-podded bushy

dark-green bushy

ferruginous

brachiate

granular

downy

6 spring D.G ocean

6 spring Rus. ocean

bushy 6 spring Rus. ocean

floating tufts 3 ap Pa.br ocean

flocculent 3 jl Ol.G on fuci

fine down 2 jl Br ocean

Dlw. con. E. Conferva
Eng. bot. 2319. C.siltcul.
Eng.bot.22PO.C./<ftor«/.
Eng.bot.257l. Conferva
Eng. bot.2351. Conferva
Grev. cryp. 316

3054. SPHACELLA^RIA Ag. SPH. (Sphakelos, gangrene ; appearance of truncate extrem. of frond.) 6. — 14.

' - Ol.G seashore Grev. cryp. 96

Ol.G ocean Dlw. con. 86. Conferva

O1.G on fuci Grev. cryp. 317
Br.Ol marine roc. Dlw. con. C. Conferva
Eng.bot.ZSSQ.C.pinndta
Eng. bot. 999. Conferva
Eng. bot. 1552. Conferva

3055. CL ADO'STEPHUS Ag. CLAD. (Klados, a branch, stephos, a crown ; whorled branches.) 2. — 7.

26372 spongiosus Ag. spongy rigid tuft 3 su G ocean Eng. bot. 2427. 1. Cow/.

26373 myriophyllum Ag. myriad-leaved rigid tuft 5 su G ocean Eng. bot. 1718. C. vertic.

26-%6 racemusa Grev. racemose tufts

26367 cirrhusa Ag. cirrhous dense tufts
2 patentissima Grev. most spreading little tufts

26368 radlcans Ag. rooting fine tufts

26369 plumusa Ag. plumose flaccid

26370 MerttJnsw Ag. Mertens's elegant tufts

26371 scoparia Ag. Broom dense tufts

1 f

1 su

} su
f su

3 spring G.Br ocean

4 su OLBr sea shore
3 su Br ocean

3056. VAUCHE'R/^ Ag. VAUCHERIA

UV^U. ¥ n.\J\jLL!U CU^I n

26374 dich6toma Ag.

g. V AUUnbKia

two-forked

\J-ICV. 4U.

large tufts

2 submarlna Ag.

submarine

large tufts

26375 Dillwynn Ag.

Dillwyn's

thin mat

26376 terre'stris Ag.

ground

creeping

26377 radicata Ag.

rooting

patches

26378 geminata Ag.

double

large masses

26379 racemosa Ag.

racemose

large masses

26380 multicapsularis Ag.

many-fruited

patches

TRIBE IV. ULVA^CE^E.

(Rev. M. Vaucher, of Geneva, a bot. author.) 7. —29.

12 su D.G ditches Eng. bot. 932, Conferva

12 su D.G submar.ditc. Lyng. hyd. 20

1 sp.su D.G on the earth Dlw. con. 16. C.frigida

1 sp.aut G moist grou. Vau. con. 2. 3

|s D.G dry ditches Eng. bot. 324. Trem.gr.

6 su D.G still waters Eng. bot. 1766

4 su.aut D.G ditches Lyng. hyd. 23

^su.aut D.G dry banks Dlw. con. 71. Confdrva

3057. CO^DIUM Ag.
26381 tomentosum Ag.

CODIUM.
downy

(Kodion, a skin ; appearance of second species.) 2. — 7.
coralloid 6 jn G ocean Eng. bot. 712. Fiicus

26382 bursa Ag.

purse

spong. mass 3 year G ocean Eng. bot. 2183. Fucus

3058. BRYO'PSIS Ag.
26383 plumbsa Ag.

BRYOPSIS.
feathery

(Bryon, a moss, opsis, resemblance.) 1. — 7.
fine tufts 2 s Dp.G ocean Eng.bot.2375.U7i».p/Mm.

26384 composita Ag.

compound

fine tufts 3 su D.G marine roc.

3059. SOLE^lAAg.

SOLEMA.

(Solen, a tube ; tubular nature of fronds.) 4. — 18.

26385 intestinalis Ag.

intestinal

simple 24 su G ditches

2 maxima Ag,

largest

simple 24 su G ditches Di. muse. 9. 7

26386 Linya Ag.

Linza

simple 18 su G ocean Di. muse. 9. 6

2 lanceolata Ag.

lanceolate

simple 18 su G ocean Di. muse. 9. 5

26387 compressa Ag.

compressed

nearly simple 12 su G ocean Eng. bot. 1739. Viva

2 crinlta As.

haired

compound 12 su G ocean Di. muse. 2. 7

26388 clathrata Ag.

latticed

branched 3 su Ysh freshwater Dlw. con. F. C.paraddxa

2 uncinata Ag.

hooked

irreg. branc. 3 su Ysh ocean Eng. bot.2l37.U7t».r<zwz.

3060. l/'LVA L.
26389 latissima Z,.

ULVA.
broadest

( Ult water, Celt. ; place of growth.) 5. — 12.
soft leaves 12 su.aut G ocean Eng. bot. 1551

26390 Lactuca L.

Lettuce

soft leaves 5 spring G marine roc. Grev. cryp. 313

26391 bullosa Roth

blistered

soft leaves 6 su.aut G ditches Eng. bot. 2320

26392 crispa LzgAf.

crisp

broad mass £ su G on the earth Di. muse. 10. 12

26393 furfuracea Fl. dan.

furfuraceous

minute leaves ^ aut G walls Grev. cryp. 265

3061. PO'RPHYRA Ag. PORPHYRA.
2H394 laciniata Ag. torn

26395 purpurea Ag. purple

(Porphyra, purple; plants.) 2. — 3.

soft leaves 4 su P sea shore Fl. scot. 33
soft leaves 8 su P seashore

3062.
26396 lumbricalis Ag.

TRIBE V. FLORI'DEJE.

POLYIDES. (Poli/eides, multifarious ; diversity of appearance.) 1.

worm-like coralloid 6 n Br ocean Eng. bot 1738. Fuc. rot.

F f d

CKYPTOGAMIA ALGJE.

CLASS XXIV.

3063. PTILCTTA Ag.
26397 plumusa Ag.

2 tenuissima Ag.

PTILOTA.

feathery
most delicate

(Ptilotos, pinnated ; form of frond.)
fine tufts 4 su.aut K ocean

fine tufts 4 su.aut K sea shore

1. — 4.
Eng. bot. 1S08. Fiicus

3064. RHODO'MELA Ag. RHODOMELA. (Rfiodon, a rose, melos, a limb; color of fronds.) 5. —21.

26398 dentata Ag.

26399 lycopodioides Ag.

26400 subfusca Ag.

26401 scorpioldes Ag.

26402 pinastKfides Ag.

toothed flat branched 4 su Ol.Br sea shore Eng. bot. 124L Yucw

Lycopodium.lk coralloid 6 su Ol.Br ocean Eng. bot. 1103. Fiicus

brownish finely branch. 6 su Ol.Br ocean Eng. bot. 1164. Yucus

scorpion-like feathery 4 su R.P ocean Eng. bot. 1428. Fiicus

Pinaster-like acicular 3 su Br ocean Eng. bot. 1042. Fucus

3065. CHO'NDRIA Ag. CHONDRIA.

26403 pinnatifida Ag.

26404 obtusa Ag.

26405 ovalis Ag.

26406 dasyphylla Ag.

26407 tenuissima Ag.

26408 clavellosa Ag.

26409 kaliformis Ag.

26410 articulata Ag.

(Chondros, cartilage; substance of fronds.) 9. — 38.

Eng. bot 1202. Yiicus
Eng. bot. 1201. Fucus
Eng. bot. 711. Yiicus
Eng. bot. 847. Yiicus
Eng. bot. 1882. Fucus
Eng. bot. 1203. Fucus
Eng. bot. 640. Fitcus
Eng. bot. 1574. Fucus

pinnatifid

bushy

6

su

Psh ocean

blunt

bushy

4

su

Y.Pk ocean

oval

rigid branch.

4

su

Br ocean

thick-leaved

Sedum-like

4

year

P ocean

slenderest

asparagoid

6

year

Pa.Ol ocean

small-studded
kaliform

gelatinous
coralloid

9
5

jl.au
jn

Papk ocean
Dl.P ocean

jointed

much branch.

6

su

R.Pk ocean

3066. SPHJEROCO'CCUS Ag. SPILEROCOCCUS. (Sphaira, orb, kokkos, fruit ; theca round.) 23.— 128.

26411 renifljrmis Grev.

reniform

broad leaves

4

aut Fi.R marine roc.

Turn, fuci 113. Fiicus

26412 rubens Ag.

red

tufts

4

winter Psh ocean

Eng. bot. 1053. Fucus

26413 Brodise\- Ag.

Brodie's

proliferous

4

su.aut Psh ocean

Lyng. hyd. 3

26414 membranifblius^£.

membranous-lvc

1 branched

6

o.ja R.P ocean

Turn, fuci, 74. Fiicus

26415 Palme"tta Ag.

Palmetto

flat branched

3

su Dl.P sea shore

Eng. bot. 1120. Fucus

26416 norvegicus Ag.

Norwegian

little tufts

n

\ aut D.P marine roc.

Turn, fuci 41. Fiicus

26417 crispus Ag.

crisp

branched

4

s.my R.Br ocean

Turn, fuci 216. Fiicus

26418 mammilldsus Ag.

teated

branched

4

year R.Br ocean

Eng. bot. 1054. Fncus

26419 ciliatus Ag.

ciliated

flat lobed

8

winter R.Br ocean

Eng. bot. 1069. Fiicus

2 palmatus Ag.

palmated

flat lobed

6

winter R.Br seashore

3 jubatus Ag.

maned

finely cut

6

winter R.Br sea shore

Lin. tr. 3. 17. 2. Fucus

4 angfistus Ag.

narrow

finely cut

6

winter R.Br sea shore

5 spinbsus Ag.

spiny

finely cut

6

winter R.Br sea shore

26420 gigartlnus Ag.
26421 TehdiiAg.

grape-stone
Teed's

coralloid
flat branched

4

year R.Br sea shore
su Dp-R ocean

Eng. bot. 908. Fi,cus
Turn, fuci 208. Fi<cus

2S422 c6rneus Ag.

horny

finely pinnat.

3

su dp.pk ocean

Eng. bot. 1970. Fiicus

<" 2 pinnatus Ag.

pinnated

finely pinnat.

3

su dp.pk sea shore

Turn, fuci 257. d.

3 pulche'llus Ag.
4 Nereideus Ag.

Nereid

finely pinnat.
finely pinnat.

3
3

su dp.pk sea shore
su dp.pk sea shore

Turn fuci 257. p.

5 clavifer Ag.

club- bearing

finely pinnat.

3

su dp.pk sea shore

Turn, fuci 257. 9

6 clavatus Ag.

clavate

entangled

f

su R marine roc.

Grev. cryp. 79

Ch6ndria pusilla H

ook.

26423 cartilagineus Ag.
26424 coronopifolius Ag.
26425 laciniatus Ag.

cartilaginous
Buckhorn-lvd
jagged

finely pinnat.
rigid bushy
flat lobed

8
6
3

year dl.br ocean
su Dp.R ocean
f.my Pk ocean

Eng. bot. 1477. Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1478. Fvcus
Eng. bot. 1068. Yucus

26426 bifidus Ag.

bifid

bushy lobed

2

f.my p.pk sea shore

Eng. bot. 773. Fiicus

26427 cristatus Ag.

crested

small tuft

j ^

su Pk ocean

Grev. cryp. 85

26428 confervoides Ag.

Conferva-like

much branch.

62

autw Ol.G ocean

Eng. bot. 1668. Yucus

26429 plicatus Ag.

plaited

coarse bush

3

year Ol.Br ocean

Eng. bot. 1(189. Fvcus

26430 Griffiths?^ Ag.

J/rs.Griffiths's

coarse tuft

jj

aut Br. R marine roc.

Turn, fuci 37. Fiicus.

26431 acicularis Ag.

pointed

branched

3

aut Dl.R ocean

Turn, fuci 126 Yiicus

26432 purpurascens Ag.
26433 fichenoides Ag.

purpurascent
Lichen-like

thinly branc.
thinly branc.

6

9

year Pa.Y ocean
s R ocean

Eng. bot. 1243. Fiicus
Grev. cryp. 341

3067. HALYME^NIA Ag. DULSE.

(Hals, the sea, hymen, a membrane ; fronds.) 6. — 21.

26434 edulis Ag.

eatable

broad leaves

8

aut Dl.R ocean

Eng. bot. 1307. Fucus

2 media Ag.

intermediate

broad leaves

8

aut R sea shore

Turn, fuci, 113. g.

26435 palmata Ag.

palmate

broad leaves

8

o.ap psh.R ocean

Eng.botlS06.F.jBflft»a*.

2 marginifera Ag.

margin-bg

broad leaves

8

winter P ocean

Stack, fuci 12

3 sarniensis Ag.

Guernsey

broad leaves

8

winter P sea shore

Turn, fuci 44. Fiicus

26436 ligulata Ag.

strap-shaped

lobed fronds

4

winter P ocean

Eng. bot. 421. Viva

26437 furcellata Ag.

small-forked

much lobed

3

winter P ocean

Eng. bot. 1881. Viva

25438 Opuntia Ag.

Indian fig

matted

1

sp.aut Pa.p ocean

Eng. bot. 1868. Rivul.

26439 purpurascens Ag.
1 crispata Grev.

purpurascent
crisped

much branch,
distorted

6

9

su Psh ocean
su dk.p sea shore

Eng. bot. CM. Viva
Grev. cryp. 240

3068. BONNEMAISOXN.L4 Ag. BONNEMAISONIA. (M. Bonnemaison, a French cryptogamic botanist.) 1.-3.
26440 asparagoides Ag. Asparag.-like finely branc. 4 jLn Dl.pu sea shore Eng. bot. 571. Fiicus

3069. DELESSE^R/^ Ag. DELESSER;

26441 sanguinea Ag. blood-colored bushy

26442 sinuosa Ag. indented leafy tufts

26443 ruscifblia Ag. Ruscus-leaved flat lobed

26444 hypoglossum Ag. forage- under- tongue tufts
alata Ag. winged finely bra

26445 al;

2 dilatata Ag.

3 angustissima Ag.

26446 Plocamium Ag.

26447 glandulosa Ag.

26448 lacerata Ag.

26449 punctata Ag.
26150 ocellata Ag.
26451 Bonnemaisbni Ag.

dilated

narrowest

Plocamium

glandular

torn

dotted

spotted

(M. Benjamin Delessert, a French bot,

6 ja.my ~

7 su

4 ja.f Fi.p ocean
3 jn.s Fi.pk ocean
6 ja.aut dp.pk ocean

assert, B
Fi.pk ocean
Fi.R ocean

nc.

finely branc.
finely branc.
finely branc.
finely branc.
nearly simple
very tender
very tender

ja.aut dp.pk sea shore
ja.aut dp.pk sea shore

patron.) 11.— 24.
Eng. bot. 1041. Fttcus
Eng. bot. 822 Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1395. Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1396. Fucus
Eng. bot. 1387. Fucus

4 su.aut dp.pk ocean

Bonnemaison's very tender

1 aut

6 jl.o

4 su

5 su
3 su

Fi.R ocean
Pa.R ocean
Bt.pk sea shore
Fi.pk ocean
Fi.pk ocean

Eng. bot. 1242. F. coccin.
Eng. bot. 2135. Fucus
Eng bot. 1067. Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1573. Fiicus,
Lamour. dis. 32
Grev. cryp. 322

3070.

26452 fluviatilis Ag.
2 media Ag.

26453 torulbsa As.

TRIBE VI. FUCOI'DEJE.

LEMANEA. (M. Leman, a French botanist) 2. — 5.

river lax tufts 6 su Dl.G stones in riv.

intermediate lax tufts 6 su Dl.G rivers Eng. bot.1763. Conferva

torulose tufts 4 aut DIG rivers Ac. hoi. 1814. 2. 1

3071. CHORD A*RI A Ag. CHORDARIA. (Chorde, a cord ; appearance of plants.) 1. —5.

26454 flagellitormis Ag. whip-shaped long masses 24 su Ol.G ocean Eng. bot. 1222. Fiicus

ORDER VIII.

CRYPTOGAMIA LICHENES.

439

3072. SCYTO'SIPHON As. SCYTOSIPHON. (Skytos, leather, siphon, tube ; fronds coriaceous and tubular ) 2
£6455 f Hum Ag. thread simple 240 su Br.Ol ocean Turn, fuci 86. Fiicus

2 thrix Ag. hair simple 24 su Br.Ol ocean Stack, fuci 12. Fucus

3 tomentbsus Ag. downy simple 60 su Br.Ol sea shore Lyng. hyd. 19

26456 /ceniculaceus Ag. Fennel-leaved simple 30 su Br.Ol ocean Turn.fuci 234.F.s&btilis

3073. SPO'ROCHNUS Ag. SPOROCHNUS. (Sporos, seed, chnous, wool ; reproductive organs.) 6. — 14.

26457 pedunculatus Ag.

26458 aculeatus Ag.

26459 viridis Ag.

26460 villosus Ag.

26461 rhizodes Ag.
2 major Ag.

26462 ligulatus Ag.

stalked

aculeate

green

villous

rooty

larger

ligulate

downy 6 su
much branc. 24 sp.su
very finely br. 18 su
downy 6 su
smth. branch. 2 su
smth. branch. 3 su
much branc. 48 su

Lt. G sea shore
O1.G ocean
Ol.G ocean
Pa.Y sea shore
Y.Br ocean
Y.Br ocean
O1.G ocean

Eng. bot. 545. Fucus
Turn, fuci 187. Fucus
Eng. bot. 1669. Fucus
Eng. bot. 546 Conferva
Lyng. hyd. 13
Eng. bot. 1688. C.verruc.
Eng. bot. 1636. Fucus

3074. HALI'SERIS Ag. HALISERIS. (Hals, the sea, sens, lettuce ; membranous fronds.) 1. — 5.

26463 joolypodioldes Ag. Pol ypodium-lk flat branch. 6 year Ol.G ocean Eng. bot 1758. F. memb.

3075. ENCCENLIUM^g. ENCCELIUM. (En, within, koilos, hollow; fronds tubular and bladdery.) 2. —4.

26464 bullusum Ag. blistered simple tubul. 6 su Ol.G sea coast Eng. bot. 2570. U. Turn.

26465 Lyngbyiinum Grev. Lyngbye's simple 12 aut Ol.G seashore Grev. cryp. 290
f/'lva fistulosa Eng. bot. 642.

3076. ZONA^RIA Ag. ZONARIA.
2f>4f>6 pavbnia Ag. peacock

26467 dichotoma Ag. two-forked
2 intricata Ag. entangled

26468 multifida Ag. many-cleft

26469 atomaria Ag. atom

3077. STRIA^RIA Grev. STRIARIA.
2647U attenuata Grev. tapering

3078. LAMINA^RIA Ag. LAMINARIA

(Zone, a girdle ; transverse lines.)

flat lobed 3 su Br. G ocean

branched 4 su Ol.G ocean

branched 6 su Ol.G ocean

flat cut 3 au Pa.Ol ocean

fan- leaved 5 su Ol.G sea shore

4.— 34.

Eng. bot. 1276. U'lva
Eng. bot. 774. Viva

Eng. bot 1913. Viva
Eng. bot. 419. U'lva

(Stria, a groove ; plants marked with.) 1.

branched 9 su O1.G ocean Grev. cryp. 288. Carm.

26171 Agarum Ag.

26172 escule"nta Ag.
26473 digitata Ag.

26174 bulbbsa Ag.

26175 saccharina As.
2 bullata Ag.

26476 debilis Ag.
26177 latifblia Ag.

26478 Phyllitis Ag.

3079. LICHrNA Ag.

26479 pygmse'a Ag.

26480 confinis Ag.

Agarum

esculent

digitate

bulbous

saccharine

blistered

weak

broad

Phyllitis

LlCHINA.

(Sori upon the lamina; of fronds.)

large masses 60 su Br ocean

large masses 60 su Br ocean

large masses 60 year Ol.G ocean

large masses 60 year Ol.Br ocean

large masses 48 year Ol.G ocean

large masses 48 year Ol. G ocean

simple 8 su Ol.G ocean

simple 16 su Ol.G ocean

simple 12 su BtG ocean

8. —25.

Turn, fuci 75. Fucus
Eng. bot. 1759. Fucus
Eng. bot. 2274. Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1760. Fhcvs
Turn, fuci 163. Fuci"-
Eng. bot. 1376. F.saccA.
Grev. cryp. 277
Fl. norv. 7. 5
Eng. bot. 1331. Fiicus

(Lichen, a lichen j resemblance.) 2.

small patches £ su G.B roc. on se.co. Grev. cryp. 219
small patches ^ su G. B roc. on se. co. Grev. cryp. 221

3080. FURCELLAVRIA Ag. FURCELLARIA. (Furcilla, a little fork ; arrangement of fronds.) L

26481 fastigiata Ag. peaked much branch. 9 aut.sp R.O1 ocean Eng. bot.824. F.lumbric.

3081. FIPCUS L. Fucus.

26482 nodosus L.

2 Mackai/ Turn.

26483 vesiculosus L.

2 longifructus Ag.

3 linearis Ag.

4 subecostatus Ag.

5 laterifructus Gre

26484 ceranoldes L.

26485 distichus L.

26486 serratus L.

26487 canaliculatus L.

26488 tuberculatus Esp.

26489 loreus L.

3082. CYSTOSErRA Ag. CYSTOSEIRA

26490 mco'ides Ag. Heath-like

26491 granulata Ag. granulated

26492 barbata Ag. bearded

26493 discors Ag. variable

26494 abrotanifolia Ag. southernwood

26495 fibrbsa Ag. fibrous

26496 siliqubsa Ag. podded

2 minor Ag. smaller

3 denudata Ag. naked

IS.

knotty

(Phykos, a Greek name for sea- weed.)
leathery bran. 36 d Ol.G ocean

8.— 18.
Eng. bot. 570

Mackay's

leathery bran.

24

d

D.Br

ocean

Eng. bot. 1927

bladdered

loose masses

24

sp.su

Ol.G

ocean

Eng. bot. 1056

long-fruited

loose masses

24

sp.su

Ol.G

ocean

linear

loose masses

24

sp.su

Ol.G

ocean

Esper fuci 146

rather ribless

short masses

Q

su

Ol.G

salt marsh

Grev. cryp. 181

lateral-fruited

loose masses

30

su

Ol.G

ocean

Grev. cryp. 319

mnderbolt-like

bushy

12

sp.su

Ol.G

ocean

Eng. bot. 2115

two-rowed

bushy

12

sp.su

01. G

ocean

Turn, fuci 4

•serrated

masses

3f>

sp.aut

D.01

ocean

Eng. bot. 1221

channelled

small masses

6

sp.aut

Y.O1

ocean

Eng. bot. 823

warted

branch, wart.

6

j"

Y.01

ocean

Eng. bot 726

strap-//£e

masses

36

su

D.01

ocean

Eng. bot. 569

(Kystis, bladder, seira, chain ; upper part of fronds.) 7. — 45.

coralloid 6 su.aut Ol.Br ocean'

bushy 12 spring Ol.G ocean

much branch. 6 su.aut Ol.Br ocean

bushy 6 su.w Ol.Br ocean

bushy 14 spring Ol.G ocean

bush, deform. 6 su.w Ol.Br ocean

loose masses 24 aut.sp D.O1 ocean

loose masses 8 aut.sp D.O1 ocean

loose masses 24 aut.sp D.O1 ocean

Eng. bot. 1968. F,\au
Eng. bot. 2169. Fucus
Eng. bot. 2179. Fucus
Eng. bot. 2-131. Fucus
Eng. bot. 2130. Fiicus
Eng. bot. 1969. Fucus
Turn, fuci 159. Fucus
Stack, fuci 11. Fiicus

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 8.
CRYPTOGAVMIA LICHEVNES.

TRIBE I. IDIOTHA'LAMI.

3083. SPILCTMA Ach.

26497 tumidulum Ach.

26498 versicolor Ach.

26499 microclbnum Ach.

26500 melanopum E. B.

26501 microscopicum E. B. microscopic

26502 murale E. B. wall

SPILOMA.

tumidish thin skin

changeable-eld spotted crust
small-branch, cloudy
black -faced sooty spots

obi. patches

crust

(Spiloma, a spot ,• appearance of fructification.) 12.— 20.

4 year O bark of trees Eng. bot. 2151

3 year Gy bark of trees Eng. bot. 2070

If year Wsh aged oaks Eng. bot. 2150

2 year B apple trees Eng. bot. 2358
l^year Sea G old boards Eng. bot. 2396

3 year Ysh old mortar Eng. bot. 2397

Ff 4

440

CRYPTOGAMIA LICHENES.

CLASS XXIV.

26503 dispt'rsum E. B.

26504 decolorans E. B.

26505 punctatum E. B.

26506 variolosum E. B.

26507 auratum E. B.

26508 tuberculysum E. B.

scattered

staining

dotted

speckled

golden

warted

even crust 1 year
lobed patches 1^ year
crust

cracked crust
tumid crowd,
even patch

2 year

2 year
li year

3 year

Gy
Gy

old rails
old wood

Gy old oaks
Wsh old trees
Wsh old walls

Eng. bot. 2898
Eng. bot. 3399
Eng. bot. 2472
Eng. bot. 2077
Eng. bot. 2078

Caes sandst. rocks Eng. bot. 2556

3084. SOLORPNA Ach. SOLORJNA. (Solos, solid mass, rhinos, skin ; texture of fronds.) 2. —10.

26509 crocea Ach, yellow leafy frond 1| sp.su Ol.G tops of mou. Eng. bot. 498

26510 saccata Ach. hollowed leafy frond 2 su Gysh on the earth Eng. bot. 288

3085. LECI'DEA Ach.

26511 atro-cinerea E. B.

26512 coraclna^cA.

26513 atro-alba Ach.

26514 fiisco-atra Ach.

26515 fumosa Ach.

LECIDEA. (Lekis, saucer, eidos, like ; shields.)

I. RENIF6RMES. — Thallus crustaceous, reniform.
i. NI^GRJE. — Apothecia constantly black, naked, not pruinose.
dark-grey close patches
raven tessellated

black & white cracked crust
dark-brown thin crust
smoky tessellated

— 183.

Lichen athrocarpus E. B. 1829

26516 lapicida Ach. stone-splitting broad patches

rock thin crust

confluent tartareous

well-marked membranous
blood-fruited
gravel-pit
earth-colored
mixed
scar-like
aromatic
deceiving
dark-green
geographical

26517 petra^a Ach.

26518 conflucns Ach.

26519 parasema Ach.

26520 sanguinaria Ach.

26521 sabuletorum Ach.
2 geuchroa Ach.

26522 miscella Ach.

26523 escharo'ides E. B.

26524 aromatica Ach.

26525 dolbsa Ach.

26526 atro-virens Ach.

2 geographica Ach

26527 silacea Ach.

26528 OZderi Ach.
26.529 alba Ach.

26530 citrinella Ach.

26531 uliginbsa Ach.

26532 scabrbsa Ach.

rugose crust
thin cuticle
thin cuticle
lobed crust
granul. crust
lobed crust
broad cuticle
thin coat
figured crust

1| year

Bl rocks Eng. bot. 2096

2 year

Gy.B granite rocks Eng. bot. 2335. L.corad.

3 year

Bl rocks Eng. bot. 180

2 year

Bl rocks Eng. bot. 1734. L.dendri.

3 su

Br.Gy alpine rocks Eng.bot.l830.L.cecAuw».

3 year
H year

G brick walls Eng.bot.821. L.contigu.
W roc. & stones Eng. bot. 246

2 aut

Gy.Br rocks Eng. bot. 1964

3 aut

Wsh bark of trees Eng. bot. 1450

2 year

Wsh rocks Eng. bot. 155

1± year

Wsh bark of trees

[i year
2 year

Gy bark of trees Eng.bot.1450. L.parase.
Pa.Ol whinst.rocks Eng. bot. 1831

1* jn

D.Br earth & rocks Eng. bot. 1247

l£ year

Ol old walls Eng. bot. 1777

4 year

Caes rocks Eng. bot. 2581

2 year

B rocks

3 year

Y.O1 rocks Eng. bot. 245

2 year

Y.R rocks Eng. bot. 1118

2 year

Hsh rocks Eng. bot. 1117

3 aut

W bark of trees Eng. bot.1349. Lepraria

yellow-colored tessellated
CEder's tessellat.powd

white membranous

lemon-peel-crust, cracked coat 3 spring Y.G sand, ground Eng. bot. 1877

marsh whole colored 3 spring B sandy heaths Eng. bot. 1466

rugged-shield, lobed patches 2 year Pa.G tiled roofs Eng. bot. 1878
ii. MCTA'BILES. — Apothecia black, naked, when moistened becoming red or brown.

26533 imm^rsa Ach. immersed even crust 4 year Pa.Y calcar. rocks Eng. bot. 193

broad incrust. 6 year Br.Ol rocks Eng. bot. 1737

26534 rivulosa Ach. rivulet

iii. Ci

26535 albo-caerulescens Ach. bluish white tartare. crust

2 turgida Ach.
26536 nbietina Ach.
26.537 speirea Ach.

26538 epipblia Ach.

26539 corticola Ach.

26540 conspurc&ta E. B.

sinuated crust 3
pruinose

turgid
Pine tree
spiral
superficial

bark-inhabiting small verruc.
defiled rimose crust

— Apothecia black, with a grey bloom.

Wsh Scotch alps Eng.bot.2244. L.prtiind.

su W stone walls Eng.bot.820. L.multipu,

year Gl. trunks.^bies

sinuated crust 4 spring W.Y flint, pebbles Eng. bot. 1864

tartare. crust 2 su W Scotch alps Eng. bot. 1137

aut Caes old trees Eng. bot. 1892

aut Ca3s old walls Eng. bot. 964

iv. Rt'Vjs. — Apothecia blackish-brown, brownish, or deadened by some other color.

f year
3 year
1± year
2 aut

2 auc

3 year
2 su

2 su

26541 Lightfootw Ach. Lightfoot's sinuat. patch.

26"42 guernea Ach. oak thin crust

26543 viridescens Ach. viridescent thin crust

26544 incana Ach. hoary leprous

26545 sulphurea Ach. sulphur cracked crust

26546 orosthea Ach. perennial toment. crust

26547 decolorans Ach. discoloring granular
2 granuU.sa Ach, granular granular
.Lichen escharoides E. B. 1247

26548 anomala Ach. anomalous spotted patch. 3 aut

26549 rupestris Ach. rock tartareous 2 su
Lichen calvus E. B. 948

26550 luteola Ach. yellowish thin crust 3 year

26551 earn eola Ach. horny-cupped papillose crust 3 year
2 arceutina Ach. Juniper tree smooth coat 2 year

26552 fnsco-lutea Ach. yellow-brown thin crust 3 su

26553 cinereo-fusca Ach. cinereous-brown cracked crust 3 year

26554 anthracina Ach. coal-like scaly crust 2 su

Pa. G smooth bark Eng. bot. 1451

Y. G clefts of bark Eng. bot. 485

Pa.G dead trees

Gl trim, of trees Eng. bot. 1683

Su rocks Eng. bot. 1186

Lt.G trees & pales Eng. bot. 1549

Gysh on earth

Gysh on earth Eng.bot.1185. L.quadri.

Pa.Ol on earth
Gysh rocks

Eng.bot.2155. L,.cyrte'll.
Eng. bot. 2243

Wsh bark of trees Eng.bot.845. L.verna/is
Wsh on oaks Eng. bot. 965. L.cornet/s
W.Brbark of trees Eng.bot.l735.L.Gr;jf&.
Gysh mountains Eng. bot. 1007
Gysh trun. of trees

D.Br rocks & trees Eng. bot. 432. L.byssinus
v. Ri^BK*. — Apothecia dark-red, or whitish flesh-color.

26555 caeVio-rfifa Ach. redaish grey tessellat.crust 3 su D.Gy rocks & trees Eng. bot. 16.50. ~L.ferrug.

26556 ichmadcphila Ach. moisture-loving leprous crust 2 year G.W on ear. in he. Eng.bot.37'-'. ~L.ericet6r.

26557 marmorea Ach. marbled thin crust 3 year Gy.W bark of trees Eng. bot. 739

26558 alabastrlna Ach. alabaster thin crust 2 su Gy.W Scotland Eng.bot.l651.L.rose'#ws

vi. ~Lv\E.&. — Apothecia pale-yellowish, waxen, or orange-colored.

26559 melizea Ach. yellow-shield, cracked crust 1| spring Y.O1 moss, trunks Eng. bot. 1263. L. luteus

26560 Ehrhartidwft Ach. Ehrhart's cartilag. crust 2 year Gsh rocks Eng, bot. 1136

26561 polytropa Ach. variable tessellated 2 year Pale rocks Eng. bot. 1264
26.562 lucida Ach. shining soft crust 2 su G.Y rocks Eng. bot. 1550

26563 atro-flava Ach. dark-yellow ragged crust 2 year Br expos, flints Eng. bot. 2009

26564 luteo-alba Ach. yellow-white smooth crust If year W rocks Eng. bot. 1426

II. LEPIDOMA. — Thallus crustaceous, of a regular figure or leaf, not reniform.

3 year 'Wsh old walls Eng. bot. 1138
3 su Br.B Highl. rocks Eng.bot.ll39.L.c<z?.-«?£.
3 su G.Br Scotch alps Eng. bot. 1329
* su Br redsan. gro. Eng. bot. 1102
3 aut.w Pa.Ol rocks &earth Eng. bot. 1501
irregul.patch. 1 aut.w B hard rocks Eng. bot. 2317
patches f winter Pa.G turfy earth Eng. boi. 2112

imbricated 2 spring F earth Eng. bot. 870

leafy crust 4 spring CEBS quartz rocks Eng.bot.l955.L.g/o6i^o.
broken patch. 2 spring Gy.G trees Eng. bot. 2128

26565 Candida Ach.
26566 vesicularis Ach.
26567 Ktrida Ach.
26568 atro-rufa Ach.
26569 scalaris Ach.
26570 verruculbsa E. B.
26571 rubiformis Ach.
26572 decipiens Ach.
2fir)73 pholidibta Ach.
26574 microphylla Ach.

hoary
blistered
lurid
dark red
ladder
small-warted
Briar-shaped
deceitful
scaly
sma'll-leaved

sinuous

imbricated

imbricated

imbricated

imbricated

ORDER VIII.

CIIYPTOGAMIA LICHENES.

441

26V75 canescens Ach.
i;6576 diedalea E. B.

canescent
intricate

round, patch.
leafy lobed

\\ spring W bark of trees Eng. bot. 582
f spring Y.G rocks Eng. bot. 21^

5086. CALI'CIUM Ach. CALICIUM. (Kalykion, a little cup ; appearance of reproductive organs.) 17. — 29.

£6577 tigillare Ach. rail soft crust 2 aut Gl trees Eng. bot. 15:30

26578 stigonellum Ach. small-dotted pimpled 3 aut Pa. Ol on Lichens Eng. bot. 2520. C. sessile

26579 microc^phalum Ach. small-headed cloudystreaks fd Ol.G oak rails Bug. bot 1865

26580 claviculare Ach. club-headed granul. crust £ aut Gysh naked wood

26581 sphasrocephalum^cA. sphere-headed thin crust | spring Gysh old pales Eng. bot. 414

26582 hypereMlum Ach. bench irregular coat 2 spring Bt G old oak Eng. bot. 18o2

26583 chrysocephalum^c/i. yellow-headed patches

26584 trabinellum Ach.

26585 cantherellum Ach.

26586 capitellatum Ach.

26587 aciculare Ach.

26588 ferrugineum E. B.

26589 inquinans E. B.

26590 roscidum E. B.

26591 d^bile E. B.

26592 a;ruginusum E. B.

26593 curtum E. B.

small beam

small rafter

small-headed

acicular

rusty

iou\-knobbed

dewy

weak

verdigrise

dense granul.
obscure crust
irregul. patch,
irreg. incrust.
lobed crust
tessellat.crust
mealy coat
close-set pate,
granular

3 aut Lem trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2501

4 aut Br.Ol boards Eng. bot. 1540
aut Wsh decay, wood Eng. bot. 2557

G.Y sandy soil
Ol Scotch firs
Pa.Ol pales

3 su

4 aut

4 winter W.Br dead wood

4 year G old boards

| aut Br old timber

H winter Dl.G old boards

Eng. bot. 1539
Eng. bot. 2o85
Eng. bot. 2473
Eng. bot. 810
Eng. bot. 1464
Eng. bot. 2462
Eng. bot. 2502

short-stalked crowd, patch, li winter Dl.G decay, wood Eng. bot. 2503

smooth leafy thallus'

many-leaved leafy thalius
proboscis-like netted frond

2
2 su

3087. GYRO'PHORA Ach. GYKOPHORA. (Gyros, a circle, phoreo, to bear ; in disk of shields.) 8.— 19.
2659* glabra Ach.

2 polyphylla Wahl.

26595 proboscidea Ach.
2 arctica Ach.

26596 cylindrica Ach.

26597 erbsa Ach.

26598 deusta Ach.

26599 pustulata Ach.

26600 pelPita Ach.

26601 muiina Ach.

arctic

cylindrical

gnawed

scorched

pimpled

furred

mouse-skin

D.O1 rocks
D.O1 rocks
3 spring Smo rocks
1£ winter Br rocks

2 spring Gr.Ol rocks

3 year Ol. Br rocks
3 year Ol.Br rocks

blistered frond 2 spring Cin. Greeks
sinuated 2 year Gy.Br rocks

irregular lob. 1 year Br rocks

smooth lobed
folded frond
ragged
rough leafy

Eng. bot. 1282
Eng. bot. 2483
Eng. bot. 2485
Eng. bot. 522
Eng. bot. 2066
Eng. bot. 2483
En-, bot. 1283
Eng. bot. 931
Eng. bot. 2486

3088. ENDOCA'RPON Ach. END.

26602 sinopicum Ach. red

26603 samaragdulum Ach. emerald

26604 tephroides Ach. cinereous
Lichen fusctSllus Eng. bot. 1500

(Endon, within,
tessellat.mass.
little patches
little patches

26605 HedwigM Ach.

Hedwig's crowd, patch.

2 lachneum Ach.

i/acAr-woolled crowd, patch.

26606 pallidum Ach.
26607 parasiticum Ach.

pallid finely lobed
parasitical round, patch.

26608 miniatum Ach.

vermilioned thick crust

26609 leptophyllum Ach.

fine-leaved round patches

26610 complicatum Ach.

entangled coriaceous

26611 Webferi Ach.

Weber's cartilaginous

karpos, fruit ; recept. embedded in leaf.) 10. — 22.

1 su O schist Eng. bot. 1776

fsu Y.G rock.s Eng. bot. 1512

1 su Gl earth Eng. bot. 2013

| su Ol on the earth Eng.bot 595 "L.trape-tif.

A su D G on the earth Eng. bot. 1698

£ year Pa.Ol rocks Eng. bot. 2541

| su Cop on Lichens Eng. bot. 186S

1 year Gysh rocks Eng. bot. 593

£ spring Br rocks Eng. bot. 2012

f year Gysh rocks Eng bot.593.2. L,.amphl.

f w.sp G.Br wet rocks Eng.bot.594. L.aqudtic.

TRIBE II. COZNOTHA'LAMI.

3089. THELOTRE^MA Ach. THEL. (Thele, nipple, trema, orifice; pierced protuberances of crust.) 5. — 19.
26612 lepadlnum Ach. rock smooth crust 1£ year Wsh holly bark Eng.bot.678. l,.inciusus

26613 exanthematicum^cA. sprouting tartareous 2 year

26614 variolarioides Ach. Variolaria-like tessellated 2 year
2 agela^um Ach. shepherd's tessellated 2 year

26615 melaleucum E. B. grey obscure cruet 3 year

26616 hymenium E. B. membraned granular 4 year

Gysh calcar. rocks Eng. bot. 1184
Pa.Ol bar. of trees
Pa.Ol bar. of trees Eng. bot. 1730
Y young oaks Eng. bot. 2461
G old oaks Eng. bot. 1731

3090. PYRE'NULA Ach. PVKBNI;LA (J)imin. of pyren, a kernel ; receptacle in thalmium.) 4.— 34.
26617 nitida Ach. shining cartilaginous 1£ year Bk bar. of beech VVeig. obs. 2. 14

26»il8 nigrescens Ach. nigrescent tartareous 1| year Br.B rocks Eng.bot.1499. Ver.umb,

26S19tessellata Ach. tessellated circular dots 2 year Ol.G slate rocks Eng.bot.2455. L.viridul.

26620 umbonata Ach. tiipple-shielded even coat Ij year Br rocks Eng.bot.2153.L.*Ac/dtf.

measles ; eruptive aspect of fructification.) 9. — 46.
1| aut. Gl ash trees Eng. bot. i062
2 winter Gl beech trees Eng. bot. 2061
1J year Gysh trees & rocks Eng. bot. 2008

1| year Dl.W trees
1| year Y.O1 rails Eng. bot. 2401

2 year Gysh bark of trees Eng. bot.1713. L. (agin.

2 year \V bark of trees Eng. bot. 1714
1| winter W rocks Eng bot. 2410

1± aut D.01 smooth bark Eng. bot. 2400

3 year Lt.Br hard rocks Eng. bot. 2519
2 year Ol.G whinstone Eng. bot. 2411

shields.) 6.— 23.
Eng. bot. 1087
Eng.bot. 450. L.punctat.
Eng.bot.1732. LJibtdsus
Eng. bot. 1751
Eng. bot. 266
Eng. bot. 2580

3091. VARIOLA^RIA

Ach. VARIOLARIA. (Variola*

26621 velata Ach.

veiled

sinuous surf.

26"'2l2 multipuncta Ach.

much-dotted

granular

26f>23 globulifera Ach.

globuliferous

uneven crust

26624 communis Ach.

common

radiated

2 aspergilla Ach.

sprinkled

radiated

26625 amara Ach.

bitter

cracked crust

2 discoidea Ach.

discoid

pulverulent

26626 lactea Ach.

milkv

tartar, crack.

26627 gnseo-virens E. B.

greyish green

tubercular

26628 dealbata E. B.

whitened

cracked crust

26629 chorea E. B.

cinereous

tubercular

Ol/yi. U l\V/ll»Vyj-*/l. iVA/1

26630 Ach\rii Ach.

L ^ICrt. O KUKVW

Acharius's

LK1A. {U/t;

cracked crust

eviutf) a lit

2 year

&U3 MIH!<

Pa.R

uvi ; i

rocks

2 cyrtaspis Ach.
26631 globbsa Ach.

convex-shielded
globose

tessell. crust
fringed patch.

2 year
3 year

Rsh
Br

rocks
flints

26632 cinerea Ach.

cinereous

concent, zone:

s 3 year

G.Br

flints

26633 scruposa Ach.

gravelly

solid crust

1 year

Gysh

rocks

26634 Gag/V E. B.

Gage's

obscure crust

1£ year

Pa.Y

rocks

26335 calcarea Ach.

calcareous

crowd, warts

1J year

W

roc. &

2 Hofflrnanni Ach.

Hoffmann's

sinuous pate.

1| year

Ca:s

roc. &

3093. LECANOVRA Ach. LECANORA.

(Lekane, a basin ; form of shields.)

43.— 79.

I. RnfODlVJL — Thallus adnate, uniform.
i. NI\;RJE. — Disk of apothecia constantly dark or black.

26636 atra Ach. dark granulated 1| year Gysh bark of trees Eng. bot 949

26637 argopholis Ach. white-scaled warted crust 2 su Pa rocks

26638 oculata Ach. eyed smooth, crust 2 spring W roc. & earth Eng. bot. 1833

26639 coarctata Ach. compressed broad patches 4 year Br brick walls Eng. bot. 534

442

CRYPTOGAMIA LICHENES.

CLASS XXIV.

26640 periclea Ach.
2 exigua Ach.

included
diminutive

little spots
little spots

year Wsh old posts
| year Br old pales

Eng. bot. 1850
Eng. bot. 1849

ii. MUTA'BILIS. — Disk of apothecia black, naked, brownish when moistened.
26641 sophodes Ach. wise mealy crust 1| aut. G on trees Eng. bot. 1791

iii. RuV*. — Disk of apothecia black, brown, brownish or clouded with other colors, naked.

26642 subfiisca Ach.

26643 ventosa Ach.

26644 frustulosa Ach.

26645 eff&sa Ach.
26ri46 chloroleiica Ach.

26647 varia Ach.

26648 apochrce%a Ach.
26549 rubricosa Ach.

brownish cartilaginous 2 year

exposed to wind warted 2 year
broken tartareous f year

scattered thin coat 3 aut

pale yellow leprous 1J su

various-shielded crowded f year
colorless cloudy crust
red-shielded round patch.

Gysh trim, of trees Eng. bot. 2109

Y.G rocks Eng. bot. 906

Va rocks Eng. bot. 2273

G bark of firs Eng. bot. 1863

W mountains Eng. bot. 1373

Lt G old walls Eng. bot. 1666

IA winter Lt.G old posts Eng bot. 2075. S.Vitiligo

1 year Gy old walls Eng.bot.1040. L. cce^sia.

iv. C/IC'SLE — Disk of apothecia black, ca-sious, glaucous or variously colored, always pruinose.

26650 tuberculosa Ach. warted warted fring. 3 year D.O1 rocks Eng. bot. 1 733

26651 glaucoma Ach. glaucous-tufted tessellated 2 year D.O1 rocks Eng. bot. 2156
2665^ Hagem Ach. Hagen's spotted j winter D.O1 bark of trees Hag. lien. 1. 5

2 crenulata Ach. crenulated small spots | winter Dl.G limest. rocks Eng. bot. 930
26653 albella E. B. whitish obscure crust 1| winter Wsh smooth bark Eng. bot. 2154

v. CA'RNE^E. — Disk of apothecia somewhat flesh-colored, pale, testaceous, waxen or orange colored.

26654 part Ha Ach. equal warted

26655 upsalie'nsis Ach. Upsal membranous

26656 Turner*' Ach. Turner's mealy crust

26657 carneo-liitea Ach. yell.flesh-c/d cracked crust

26658 tart-irea Ach. tartareous Cudbear tartareou

2 frigida Ach.

26659 cerina Ach.

26660 Stbnei Ach.

26661 viteinna Ach.

26662 salicina Ach.

26663 erythrella Ach.

cold

waxen

Stone's

yolk of egg

Willow-like

reddish

2 year W rocks Eng. bot. 727

2 year Gl.W mount ongr Eng. bot. 1634

3 aut Dl.G old trees Eng. bot. 857

1 su Wsh trun. of elms Eng. bot. 2010

2 year Gysh rocks Eng. bot. 156
thin crust 2 aut Gl earth Eng. bot. 1879
oblong patch 2 winter G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 627
oblong patch 1^ winter G trun. of trees

granular 1| year Y pales Eng. bot. 1792

granular 1% spring Br on trees Eng. bot 1305

crack, rugose 2 year Gsh stone walls Eng. bot. 1993

vi. RIVERAS. — Disk of apothecia red, scarlet, or purple, and sanguineous. .

26664 rubra Ach. red membranous 1| su W trun of trees Eng. bot. 2218. L.U'lmi

26665 hajmatdmma AHh. bloody-eyed powdery 2 su Wsh rocks Eng. bot. 486

2 porphyria Ach. purple thin crust 2 su Gl rocks Eng.bot.223.L.coccznet«

II. PLACO'DUE. — Thallus adnate, radiate, stellate, and lobed in the circumference.

26666 epigea Ach.

26667 lentigera Ach.

26668 saxicola Ach.
26:^69 murdrum Ach.
26670 Regans Ach.

earth plaited 1| year

pimpled round, patch. 1£ year

rock-inhabiting scaly crust 2 year

26S72 circinata Ach.

26673 g£lida Ach.

26674 galactlna Ach.

26675 cervina Ach.

26676 crassa Ach.

26677 virella Ach.
26o78 can del aria Ach.

2 polycarpa Ach.

26679 Aypnurum Ach.

26680 brunnea Ach.

26681 Hookeri Ach.

wall cracked crust 1| year

elegant imbricated 1 year

refulgent small patches f su

circled cracked crust £ aut

frozen cracked crust 1 year

milky rugose crust 1| year

III. IMBRICA^RI^;. — Thallus imbricated_throughout.

stag lobed scales

thick scaly crust

W earth Eng. bot. 1778. Lcdndic.

Wsh dry heaths Eng. bot. 871
Eng. bot. 1695
Eng. bot. 2157
Eng. bot. 2181
Eng. bot. 1667
Eng. bot. 1941
Eng. bot. 699

Pa.G roc. & walls
Y.Or rocks
Taw rocks
Y rocks
Gysh flat stones
R.Gr rocks
Wsh roc. & walls

greenish
candle-dying

Hypnum

brown

Hooker's

Cin roc. & stones Eng.bot.2011. ~L.squam.
f su Gsh earth on roc. Eng. bot. 1893
multifidpatc. 1 year Bt.G trees & pales Eng. bot. 1696
Y trees & pales Eng. bot. 1794
Gy.Y old posts Eng. bot. 1795

scaly crust 1 winter Gy.Br woods Eng. bot. 740

lobed crust 1 spring Ci.Br on the grou. Eng. bot. 1246
imbricated 1 spring Gysh wet rocks Eng. bot. £283

scaly crust 1 year
many-fruited toothed lobed £ year

3094. PARME^LIA Ach. PARHELIA. (Parma, a sort of small shield, heileo, to enclose ; thallus.) 38. —77.
26682 glomulifera Ach. globule-bearing round patch. Ij spring Gl trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2P3

' - spring Y.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 654
Br trees & pales Eng. bot. 2063
Gysh trun. of trees Eng. bot. 341
Y.G old trees Eng. bot. 2421
Bt.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 294
D.G on trees Eng. bot. 1652
Ol.Br rocks & trees Eng. bot. 2180
Bt.Y trees & walls Eng. bot. 194
Ol bark of trees Eng. bot. 2156
Gl walls Eng. bot. 2064

W.Gy trees Eng. bot. 1779

G rocks Eng. bot. 700

Ol.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1780
Y.W rocks

B.Gy trun. of trees Eng. bot. 353
Br.Gy trun. of trees Eng. bot. 983
P.Br rocks Eng. bot. 604

Gysh stones Eng. bot. 603

Pitch rocks Eng. bot. 653

B mountains Eng. bot. 2048
Br rocks Eng. bot. 982

Pa. Gy rocks Eng. bot. 2049

Pa. G rocks Eng. bot. 1375

Pa. Y moorstones Eng. bot. 2050
Pa.Gy trun.of trees Eng. bot. 858
Pa.G trun. of trees
Y rocks Eng. bot. 2097

G.W woods Eng. bot. 1979

Gysh on trees Eng. bot. 1852
spring Dp.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. £063
spring Gysh trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1697
Gysh roc. & stones Eng. bot. 1052
Pa.Br boards Eng. bot. 2547

Li. Gy trees & pales Eng. bot. 1942
Wsh stones Eng. bot. 1954

26-583 caperata Ach.

wrinkled

round patch, f spring

26684 sc6rtea^c£.

leathery

lobed patches 1£ year

26685 perlata Ach.
26686 perforata Ach.

very broad
perforated

round patch. 2 year
crisp patches 3 year

26687 herbacea Ach.

herbaceous

round patch. 1| year

26688 corrugata Ach.

wrinkled

imbricated 3 year

26589 olivacea Ach.

olive

round patch. 2 year

26n90 parietina Ach.

wall

round patch. 2 year

26691 etelna Ach.

orbicular olh

-e small patches j year

26692 pityrea Ach.

scurfy

flat-warted 1| jl

26693 Clementicna Ach.

dementi's

flat-radiated 1£ year

26S94 filiaceae Ach.

Linden

flat-imbricat. 6 su

26695 Borrerj Ach.

Borrer's

foliaceous 4 aut

26696 lanuginosa Ach.

woolly

round patch. 3 year

26697 plumbea Ach.

leaden

round patch. 2 aut

26698 rubiginosa Ach.
26699 omphalodes Ach.

rusty
navel

round patch. 3 su
shining dott 4 year

26700 saxatilis Ach.
26701 fahlunihisis Ach.

rock
Fahlun

rough & pitt. 2| year
smth. thallus 3 year

26702 stygia Ach.
26703 aquila Ach.

infernal
eagle

starry 2 su
multifid lobes 4 su

26704 encausta Ach.

enamelled

stellated dott. 3 su

26705 recurva Ach.

recurved

warted 2 su

26706 sinuosa Ach.

sinuous

starry 2 year

26707 aleurites Ach.

mealy

round patch 3 aut.w

26708 ambigua Ach.

ambiguous

starry warted 2 aut.w

26709 consp£rsa Ach.
26710speciosa Ach.

sprinkled
showy

smth. dotted 1£ year
starry glabr. 2 spring

26711 kevigata Ach.
26712 pulverule'nta Ach.
26713 stellaris Ach.

polished
powdery
stellate

starry 3 spring
pruinose mul. 2 spring
rugged frond 2 spring

26714 cassia Ach.

grey

sorediferous f year

2 d tibia Ach.

dubious

granular | spring

26715 cyclfoelis Ach.

circular

round patch. 1 year

26716 diacapsis E. B.

bitten

tumid crust 1| year

ORDER VIII.

CRYPTOGAMIA LICHENES.

443

bladdery multif. smth. 2 year Wsh rocks Eng. bot. 126

pierced through multif. smth. 2 year Gy.G wet rocks Eng. bot. 1248

( William Borrer, F. L. S., cryptogamic botanist.) 7. — 23.

branch, segm. If year Gl bran, of trees Eng. bot. 1351

If f Wsh on the earth Eng. bot. 2548

If year G.Gy trun. of trees Eng. bot. 984

1 year O apple trees Eng. bot. 1088

1 year Y trun. of trees Eng bot. 2113

If year Gl trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1352

If ap G.O1 elms Eng. bot. 1715

26717 physodes Ach.

26718 diatrypa Ach.

3095. BORRE^R^ Ach. BORRERA.

26719 tenella Ach. slender

26720 leucomela Ach. black and white dense tufts

26721 furfur'icea Ach. scurfy farinaceous

26722 chrysophthalma Ach. golden-eyed bushy

26723 flavicans Ach. yellowish branched

26724 ciliaris Ach. ciliated bushy

26725 atlantica Ach. Atlantic bushy tufts

3096. CETRA>RIA Ach. CETRARIA. (Cetra, a buckler ; receptacle.) 5. — 14.
26726 junipt^rina Ach. Juniper bushy If year Pa.Y trun. of trees
2 Pinastri Ach. Pinaster bushy If year Pa.Y trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2111

26727 sepincola Ach. hedge-inhabiting bushy waved If year

Ol.Br ston. & trees Eng. bot. 2386

26728 glauca Ach.

glaucous bushy shining 2 year

Gl on the grou. Eng. bot. 1606

2 fallax Ach.

fallacious bushy shining If year

W on the grou. Eng. bot. 2373

26723 nivalis Ach.

snow bushy tufts 2 year

Su rocks Eng. bot. 1994

26730 islandica Ach.

Iceland Moss bushy 2 year

Ol.Br rocky places Eng. bot. 1330

3097. STFCTA Ach

STICTA. (Stiktos, dotted ; under surface of fronds.) 7. — 18.

26731 crocita Ach.

saffron-colored yellow warts 3 year

Gl.Brrocks Eng. bot. 2110

26732 aurata Ach.

gilded foliaceous 6 year

Br trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2359

26733 pulmonilcea Ach.

lung reticulated 2 year

Oliva trun.of trees Eng. bot. 572

26734 scrobiculata Ach.

sm. -furrowed roundish pat. 3 year

Gysh trun. of trees Eng. bot. 497

26735 limbata Ach.

bordered smooth lobed 4 year

Gl. Br rocks Eng. bot. 1 104

26736 fuliginosa Ach.

smutty round patch. 3 year

Lu.gy moist rocks Eng. bot. 1103

26737 svlvatica Ach.

wood pitted fronds 3 year

Ru.Br shady woods Eng. bot. 22«8

3098. PELTI'DEA Ach

. PELTIDEA. (Pclte, a target, eidos, resemblance ; form of shields.) 9. — 2L

26738 vendsa Ach.

veiny much veined 2 su

Gsh on the earth Eng. bot. 887

267,L39 scutata Ach.

shielded crisp If year

Cin bark of trees Eng. bot. 1834

26740 horizontals Ach.

horizontal shining, cren. 2 year

Br.G shady rocks Eng. bot. 888

26741 aphthosa Ach.

inflammatory warted 2 aut

G among moss Eng. bot. 1119

26742 rufescens E. B.

ruf'escent incurved 2 year

R.Br on the earth Eng. bot. 2300

26743 canlna Ach.

dog broad-lobed 2 year

Gysh on the earth Eng. bot. 2299

26744 membranacea Ach.

membranous broad-lobed If year

Gysh thatch

26745 spuria E. B.

spurious lobed frond If jl

Ol.Br thatch Eng. bot. 1542

26746 polydactyla Ach.

many-fingered smooth-hood If jl

Gl on the earth Jac. c. 14. 2.

3099. NEPHRO^MA Ach. NEPHROMA. (Nephros, a kidney; form of apothecia.) 2. — 8.

26747 resupinata Ach. resupinate short-lobed 3 year Gy.Br among moss Eng. bot. 305

26748 parilis Ach. equal foliaceous 3 year Br stone quarr. Eng. bot. 2360

3100. ROCCE'LLA Ach. ORCHALL. (Roccha, a rock, Port. ; place of growth.) 2.— 7.

26749 tincturia Ach. true dyer's bushy tufts 1% year Y.Br marit.-rocks Eng. bot. 211

26750 j uciformis Ach. Fucus-formed bushy tufts 4 year Gl granite rocks Eng. bot. 728

3101. EVE'RNIA Ach. EVERVIA. (Euernes, well branched ; bushy plants.) fl. _ 6.

26751 Prunastri Ach. Prunaster multif. segm. 2 year G.W trees Eng. bot. 859
.Lichen stictoceros Eng. bot. 1353.

3102. CENO'MYCE Ach. CENOM\CE. (Kenos, empty, mykes, fungus ; hollow receptacle.) 20. —43.

1. PVCNOTHE\IA. — Thallus subcrustaceous, uniform; podetia hollow.

26752 papillaria Ach, pimpled granul. crust f winter Gysh damp earth Eng. bot. 907

II. ScYPHO'pHORjE.— Thallus foliaceous ; podetia fistular, dilated upwards and fertile, or sterile and
subulate ; apothecia dosed with a membrane.

26753 alcicornis Ach.

26754 endiviaefolia Ach.

26755 cervic6rnis Ach.

26756 pyxidata Ach.

26757 fimbriata Ach.

2 radiata Ach.

3 cornuta Ach.

26758 gonorega Ach.

2 anomce^a Ach.

26759 ecmocyna Ach.
2 gracilis Ach.

26760 bacillaris Ach.

26761 digitata Ach.

26762 deformis Ach.

26763 coccifera Ach.

i. FU'SC.E. — Apothecia fuscous or pallid.

elkhorn tufts f winter Gl

• Endive-lvd multifid tufts f winter Y.G

Stag's-horn multifid tufts If winter Gl

box-like tufts f spring Gl

fringed coralloid tufts If spring Gl

radiated coralloid tufts 2 spring Gl

horned coralloid tufts If spring Gl

cushion-sprouting tufts 1 su Cin

dissimilar brittle tufts 1 spring Cin

imitative fine tufts f spring Gy

slender fine tufts f spring Gy

heaths Eng. bot. 1592

dry places Eng bot. 2361

rocky heaths Eng. bot. 2574

banks Eng. bot 1393

moors & hea. Eng. bot. 2438

on the grou. Eng. bot. 1835

moors & hea. Eng. bot. 1836

mountains

hills Eng. bot. 1867

hea. & moun.

hea.& moun. Eng. bot. 1284

ii. COCCI'NEJE. — Apothecia scarlet or dark red.

rod-like
fingered
deformed

branched
powdery
branch, tufts

berry-bearing long tufts
2 cornucopioldes Ach. cornucopia-Ik short tufts

2 year
1| year

3 year

3 winter Gy.G moors & hea. Eng. bot. 2051

If winter Gy. G moors & hea.

2 winter Pale lofty moun. Eng. bot. 1894

Wsh woods Eng.bot.2028. Lfilifor.

Y.G woods Eng. bot. 2439

roots of trees Eng. bot. 1394

26764 Aellidiflora Ach. Daisy-flwd stiff scaly

III. SCHASMA^RIA. — Thallus foliaceous ; podetia fistular, dilated upwards, and fertile ; apothecia pervious.

26765 sparassa Ach. torn branch, tufts 2 year Gl in woods Eng. bot. 273

IV. HELOPODIA. — Thallus foliaceous ; podetia somewhat fistular, cylindrical, simple, split at end or
digitate ; rays all fertile.

26766 delicata Ach. delicate mealy patch | winter G rotten rails Eng. bot. 2052

V. CLADONI^E.— Thallus foliaceous, scarcely any ; podetia cartilaginous, rigid, fistular, all tapering subulate
branched ; axillce generally bored through.

26767 racembsa Ach. racemose loosely branc. 1| year Gsh heaths Di. muse. 16. 25

26768 furcata Ach. forked smooth tufts 2| year Ld.br woods Di. muse. 16. 27. A.D.
2 subulata Ach. subulate slightly bran. 2 year Ld.br woods Di. muse. 16. 21. A.B.

2R769 uncialis Ach. inch rigid smooth 1J winter Pa.G moors Eng. bot. 174

26770 rangiferina Ach. rein-deer much branch. 2 year Hoa woods Eng. bot. 277

2 pungens Ach. pungent branched tufj 2 year Gy commons Eng. bot. 2444

VI. CERA^NIA. — Thallus none ; podetia soft, subsolid, subulate, somewhat branched ; axilles not bored through.
06771 vcrmicularis Ach. vermicular little tufts 1 su VV high mount. Eng. bot. 2029

444 CRYPTOGAMIA LICHENES. CLASS XXIV.

3103. B.EO'MYCES Ach. BJEOMYCES. (Baios, small, mi/Ices, fungus ; appearance of fructification.) 4 — 10.

26772 ruseus Ach. rosy granulated jj su Gsh heaths Eng. bot. 374

26773 rufus Ach. rufous powdery j su Gsh sandstone Eng.bot.373.L.%ssozrfes
I>fi774 microphyllus E. B. small-leaved imbri. patch. 3 winter D.G wet heaths Eng. bot. 1782

26775 cajspititius E. B. turfy leafy tuft 3 aut Pa. G oaks Eng. bot. 1796

310-i. ISI'DIUM Ach. IsiniUM. (7505, equal ; small differences which exist betwesn the podetia.) 5. — 11.

26776 microsticticum//oo£. small-dotted tartareous £ aut Brsh rocks Eng. bot. 2243

26777 corallinum Ach. coralline crowded pate. £ aut Gysh rocks Eng. bot. 1541

26778 Westringi/ Ach. Westring's cracked crust £ aut Gysh rocks Eng. bot. 22U4

26779 phymatodes Ach. bladdery powdery crust 3 winter Pa.Su stems,old tr.

2 phragmse\un Ach. bushy powdery crust 3 winter Y.O1 stems, old tr. Eng.bot.1529. L. luttsc.

26780 coccodes Ach. berried powdery crust 2 aut Pa. Ol park pales Eng. bot. 1511

3105. STEREOCAU'LON Ach. STEREOCAULON. (Stereos, rigid, kaulon, a stem.) 1. — 6.

26781 paschale Ach. Easter branch, tufts 2 year Gysh mountains Eng. bot. 282

3106. SPH^ERO'PHORON Ach. SPIUER. (Sphaira, globe, phoreo, to bear ; form of fructification.) 3. — 14.

26782 coralloldes Ach. coral-like bushy 1| year Pa.Br rocks Eng. bot. 115

26783 fragile Ach. brittle bushy 1 year Gysh roeks Eng. bot. 2474

26784 compressum Ach. compressed bushy 1 year Wsh rocks Eng. bot. 114. L frdgilis

TRIBE III. HOMOTHA'LAMI.

3107. ALECTO^RIA Ach. ALECTORIA. (Alektor, unmarried ; uncertainty respecting male flowers.) 2. — 7.

26785 jubata Ach. maned long tufts 3 winter Br on fir trees Eng. bot. 1880
2 chalybiiformis Ach. steel-formed long tufts 3 winter Gy.B on fir trees

26786 sarmentusa Ach. twiggy much branch. 2| winter Pa. Y mountains Eng. bot. 2040

3108. RAMALPNA Ach. RAMALINA. (Ramale, a withered branch ; habitat.) 5. — 19.

26787 /rax mea Ach.

Ash-like

loose tufts 2 year Gysh bran, of trees Eng. bot. 1781

526788 fastigiata Ach.

peaked

loose tufts 2 year Gl rocks & trees Eng. bot. 890

2 calicaris Ach.

calyx- like

loose tufts 1| year Gl rocks & trees

26789 scopulorum Ach.

rocks

loose tufts 1| year Y.Gy marine roc. Eng. bot. 688

26790 farinacea Ach.

mealy

bushy tufts 2 year Gysh trun. of trees Eng. bot. 889

26791 pollinaria Ach.

powdery

bushy patch 3 year Bt.G old oaks Eng. bot. 1607

3109. CORNICULA'RIA Ach. CORNICULARIA. (Corniculus, a little horn ; divisions of thallus.) 7. — 16.

2679-2 tristis Ach.

dingy

shrubby 1^ year Dp.Br alpine rocks Eng. bot. 720

26793 aculeata Ach.

prickly

shrubby 1 year Ch Highl. mou.

2 spadicea Ach.
26794 bicolor Ach.

scarlet
two-colored

shrubby 1 year Ch Highl. mou. Eng.bot 452, ~L.hispidus
shrubby 1 year B Highl. mou. Eng. bot. 1853

26795 ochroleuca Ach.

pale-yellow

shrubby 1£ year Pa.Y Highl. mou. Eng. bot. 2374

2679S lanata Ach.

woolly

shrubby f year Gy.B rocks Eng. bot. 846

26797 pubescens Ach.

pubescent

entangl. tufts 3 aut B rocks Eng. bot. 2.'»18

26798 heteromalla E. B.

various-woolled rough patch 3 aut B bark of trees Eng. bot. 2246

3110. U'SNEA Ach.

USNEA.

(Achneh, lichens, Arab.) 3. — 10.

26799 tiorida Ach.

flowering

erect 2| winter Gsh old trees Eng. bot. 872

26800 plicata Ach.

plaited

pendulous 4 winter Gsh old trees Eng. bot 257

2 hirta Ach.

hairy

nearly erect 2 winter Gsh old trees Eng. bot. 1354

26801 barbata Ach.

bearded

pendulous 4 winter Gsh old trees Eng. bot. 258. 2

2 articulata Ach.

jointed

pendulous 4 winter Gsli old trees Eng. bot. 258. 1

3111. COLLE\MA Ach. COLLEMA. (Kollema, glue; fronds gelatinous.) 27.— 41.

I. PLACY'NTHIUM. — Thallus crust-like, irregular or uniform.

26802 riigrum Ach. black regular patch 3 wet w B.G calcar. rocks Eng. bot. 1161

II. ENCHY'UUM. — Thallus imbricated, plaited, roundish, composed of minute lobes, becoming very turgid

when wet.

26803 cheileum^cA. lipped round, patch 1| wet w B.G roots of trees

26H04 fragrans Ach. fragrant small patches J wet w D.O1 trun. of elms Eng. bot. 1912

26805 crispum Ach. crisp round patch. £ wet w Gl on the grou. Eng. bot. 8:54

26S(W t^nax Ach. tough lobed tuft 1 wet w G moist places Eng. bot 2349

26807 plicatile Ach. plaited lobed tuft 1 wet w Ol.G wet rocks Eng. bot. 2348

26808 fluvi ale Ach. river many-parted £ wet w Br calcar. rocks Eng. bot. 2039

26809 melaeNnum Ach. blackish starry | wet w Br rocks

2 marginale Ach. marginal imbric. lobes 1 su Ol Highlands Eng. bot. 1924

26S10 fasciculare Ach. fascicled roundish 2 aut.w Br trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1162

26811 cretaceum Ach. cretaceous minute dots •& winter Br chalk stones Eng. bot 738

26812 corrugatum Ach. wrinkled small patches £ winter D.G rocks, sea co. Di. muse. 19. 19
III. SCYTI'NJUM. — Thallus somewhat foliaceous, irregular, formed of naked, expanded, thick, turgid,

naked lobes.

26813 palmatum Ach. palmated lobed patch 1 sp.su Br sand, ground Eng. bot. Ifi35
2H814 granulatum E. B. granular imbric. patch l^wetw Br gravel walks Eng. bot. 1757

26815 multipartitum E. B. many-parted lobed patch 3 su Ol.G rocks & walls Eng. bot. 2582

IV. MALLOTICM. — Thallus foliaceous ; lobes rounded, downy, or fibrous beneath.

26816 saturnlnum Ach. dingy leafy 2 year B.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1930

26817 Burgess« Ach. Burgess's leafy 2 year Gl trun. of trees Eng. bot. 300

V. LATHA\;RIUM. — Thallus foliaceous ; lobes somewhat membraneous, lax, naked, dark green.

26818 nigrescens Ach. nigrescent leafy 2 year D.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 345

26819 flaccidum Ach. flaccid leafy smooth 2 year D.G Scotland Eng. bot. 1653
268?0 furvum Ach. dusky rugose memb. 2 year D.G trun. of trees Eng. bot. 1737

26821 scotinum Ach. dark flat patches 1£ su Ol old walls

2 sinuatum Ach. sinuous flat patches 1^ su Ol old walls Eng. bot. 772

VI. LEFfoGiUM. — Thallus foliaceous ; lobes rounded, membraneous, thin, naked, cinereous, glaucous,
somewhat transparent ; apothecia slightly stalked.

26822 tremelloldes Ach. Tremella-like half transpar. 1 spring Lead rocks Eng. bot. 1981

26823 lacerum Ach. lacerated half transpar. 1J spring Gl earth Eng. bot. 1982

VII. MUSCI'COLUM. — Thallus very finely laciniated and branchletted.

26824 subfile Ach. subtle starry 1£ su D.G earth Eng. bot. 1008

26825 tenuissimum Ach. finest flat patch 2jl.au D.O1 dry banks Eng. bot. 1427

26826 Schrader/ Ach. Schrader's small tufts \ ju Y.G old walls Eng. bot. 2284

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

445

26827 wiscicola Ach.

26828 spongiosum Ach.

Moss-dwelling cushion-like
spongy large fruit

f spring Br among moss Eng. hot. 2264
3 year Ol.Br rocks Eng. hot. 137-1

3112. LEPRAMIIA Ach. LEPRARIA.

26829 chlor'ma Ach. pale

26830 flava Ach. yellow

26831 ochrkcea E. B. ochre-colored

26832 virescens E. B. virescent

TRIBE IV. ATHA'LAMI.

(Lepra, leprosy ; scurfy crust.) 4. — 13

cushion-like 2 winter Su rocks Eng. hot. 2038

thin coat 2 winter Bt.Y old pales Eng. hot. 135()

scatter, warts \ winter G.Y old trees Eng. bot. 2408

granular f winter Y.G elm trees Eng. bot. 2149

TRIBE V. PSEITDO-LICHE^NES.

2 year

2 year
& year

£ year
1 year

I year

I 1 year

3 year
3 year

Eng. bot. 2346
Eng. bot. 2454

3113. OPE'GRAPHA Ach. OPEG. (Ope, a chink, grapho, to write ; shields of apoth. crack-like.) 10 —35.
I. HYSTERI\\A. — Disk of apotheca very narrow, crack-like, somewhat covered in by the conniving

tumid margins.

variegated 1J year

flat patch 1| year

tartareous

leprous

angular dots

largish spots

dotted crust

mealy crust

scaly

smooth skin

smooth skin

narrow-fruited smooth patch. 1J year
blackened smooth patch. 1| year

cloudy

veiny

Persoon's

poreless

calcareous

spotted

eruptive

different

common

sprinkled

Pa.Y old trees

pa.och beeches

Wsh stones

Wsh slate& stones

B mort., old w. Eng. bot. 1790

Brsh bark of trees Eng.bot.2282. O.epiphe.

Pa.Ol bark of trees Eng. bot. 1789

Pa.Ol bark of trees Eng.bot.2347. 0. rubella

G.W bark of trees Eng. bot. 1811

Gy smooth bark Eng. bot. 1828

Ol smooth bark Eng. bot. 1911

Ol smooth bark

Pa.G smooth bark Eng. bot. 1753

26833 nimbbsa Ach.
26831 venTisa E. B.
26835 Persounw Ach.

2 aporea Ach.
26336 calcarea Ach.

26837 macularis Ach.

26838 herpetica Ach.

2 disparata Ach.

26839 vulg\ta Ach.

26840 epipasta Ach.

2 microscupica Ach. microscopic

26841 stenocarpa Ach.
2 denigrata Ach.

II. ALYXURIA. — Disk of apotheca concave channelled, or flat appearing between the separated margins.

26842 notha Ach. spurious dotted crust 3 year Wsh old trees Eng. bot. 1896
2 diaphora Ach. various-fruited dotted cruse 3 year Gy trun. of trees Eng. bot. 2280

3114. VERRUCA^RIA^cA. VERRUCARIA. (Verruca, a wart ; warty nature of shields) 11.-— 56.

I. LICOPHLEA. — Thallus cartilaginous, membranous, contiguous, polished.

26843 maura Ach. Moorish cracked crust 2 year B rocks Eng. bot. 2458
26S44 punctiformis Ach. dot-shaped thin coat 2 year Br sm. ash bark Eng. bot. 2412
26845 analepta Ach. not oily thin coat 3 year Br sm. oak bark Eng. bot. 1848
26S46 epidermidis Ach. cuticle thin coat 1 year W birch bark

26847 stigmatella Ach. small-dotted thin coat 3 year Pa.Br smooth bark Eng. bot. 1891

II. BLENNORI\\A. — Thallus nearly solid, somewhat gelatinous.

26848 ceuthocarpa Ach. hidden-fruited tessellated 4 year Pa.Ol slate rocks Eng. bot. 2372

III. LITHOCIA. — Thallus subtartareous, crustaceous, contiguous, cracked into are ohe, or powdery.

26849 Schraden Ach. Schrader's dotted crust 4 year Wsh calca. stones Eng. bot. 1711

26850 Harrimannz Ach. Harrimann's small patches 1 year Br.Ol hard rocks Eng. bot. 2539

26851 plumbea^cA. \e-aA-colored lobed patches 1J year Ol limest. rocks Eng. bot. 2540

26852 striatula Ach. striated cloudy spots f year Pa.G flints

2 acrotella Ach. small-peaked cloudy spots f year Pa.G flints Eng. bot. 1712

IV. INODE'RMA. — Thallus soft, cottony, somewhat spongy, or thin and arachnoid.

26853 epigt;a Ach. ground mealy tessell. 1£ year G dry banks Eng.bot.l681.L.tort\s/.

3115. PORPNA Ach. PORINA. (Porinos, any thing that crumbles away ; nature.) 1. — 19.

26854 pert usa Ach. perforated crust j aut Cin bark of trees Eng. bot. 677

3116. ARTHQKIIA Ach. ARTHOMA. (Unexplained.) 4. — 14.

26855 impofita E. B. unpolished spotted patch, f year Rsh trun. of trees Eng. bot. 981
2685ii SwartzzYmrt Ach. Swartz's cracked crust 1J year Wsh smooth bark Eng. bot. 2079
26857 astroidea Ach. , star-like membranous £ year Cin smooth bark Eng. bot. 1847
268J8 obscura Ach. obscure warty 3 year D.O1 bar. of old tr. Eng. bot. 1752
26859 Jyncea Ach. \ynx-spotted broad masses 3 year Wsh bar. of old tr. Eng. bot. 809

3117. GRA^PHIS Ach. GRAPHIS.

26860 scripta Ach. written

2 pulverulenta Ach. powdery

3 Cerasi Ach. Cherry tree

26861 dendritica Ach. tree-like
26S62 serpentlna Ach. serpentine

26863 LyelU Ach. Lyell's

26864 elegans Ach. elegant

(Grapho, to write ; apothecia like writing.) 5. — 16.

shining crust 1^ year Gysh smooth bark Eng. bot. 1813
Pa.Y trees Eng. bot. 17-54

Y old cher. tre. Eng. bnt. 2301
Y smooth bark Eng. bot. 1756
Pa.Ol smooth bark Eng. bot. 1755
Pa.Ol rugged bark Eng. bot. 1876
Pa.Y smooth bark Eng. bot. 1812

thin crust 2 year

thin crust 3 year

smooth patch. 1| year

even crust 3 year

cracked cru«t 4 year

uneven crust 3 year

CLASS XXIV. ORDER 9.
CRYPTOGAVMIA FU'NGI.

TRIBE I. HYMENOMYCE^TES.
Class I. HYMENIXNI. — Division I. Pileati.
3118. ^GA'RICUS L. AGARIC. (Agaria, a region of Sarmatia.) 314.— 715.

I. VOLVA^CEI. — Stem central, ivith a veil ; gills unchangeable ; sporidia white.
\ 1. AMANih-A Pers. — Veil double, universal, separate, partial, annular, someivhat persistent

i. — Volva loose ; edge of cap smooth ; unwholesome.

26Sfi5 vi'rnus Bui. vernal fetid 3-6 sp su W woody dam.pl. Bui. her. 108

263(W phallovides Fries phallus-like scentless 4jl.o W woody places Bui. her.2.577. bulbbstis

2 verrucb.mis Fl. Ion. warty scentless 4 jl.o Y woody places Fl. Ion. 312. Aex..verruc.

3 virescens Fl. dan. virescent scentless 4 jl.o Pa.G woody places Fl. dan. 1246
26867 porphyrius Fries purple scentless 4 jl.o Ld among moss Mic. gen. 76. 3

446 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

ii. — Volva loose ; edge of cap striated ; eatable.

26868 vaginatus Bui. sheathed eatable 6 aut W waste places Bui. her. 512

1 plumbeus Schceff lead-colored eatable 6 aut Lead waste places Schaeff 85. 86

2 hy&linus Sch<ejf'. transparent eatable 6 su Caes waste places Sehastf. '244

3 pulvinatus Bol. cushioned eatable 6 su Br waste places Bolt. pil. 49

4 tulvus Schceff. tawny eatable 6 su Taw waste places Bolt. pil. 38.2. trilobate

26869 nivalis Grev. snow delicate 5 au W Scotch mou. Grev. cryp. 1. 18

iii. — Volva obliterated ; edge of cap striated ; poisonous.

26870 muscarius L. fiy-blown poisonous 8 au.o O.R woods Grev. cryp. 1. 54

26871 pantherinus Dec. panther-like warted 3 au.o Ol moun. woods Schaeff'. 90. macuttitus

iv. — Volva obliterated ; edge of cap smooth ,• unwholesome.

26872 rubescens Pers. rubescent nauseous 3 jl.s F. Col heaths Schaeff. 91. pustulatus

26873 asper A. $ S. rough fetid 3 jl.o Rsh open woods Bui. her.3\.6.verrucbsus

^ 2. LEPIOTA Pers. — Veil simple, universal, concrete, annular, somewhat persistent.
i. — Veil finally separated ; gills distinct ; eatable.

26874 procerus Sco. tall esculent 10 au.n W.Br woods Sow. 190

26875 excoriatus Schceff. flayed esculent 7 jl.au Wsh fields Sehaeff. 18, 19

ii. — Veil fixed ,• skin of the cap peeling off; gills separate.

26876 clypeolarius Bui. buckler insipid 2 au.o Wsh beech woods Sow. 14.

2 fellnus Pers. cat insipid 2 au.o Wsh hot-houses

3 Meleagris Sow. Guinea-hen insipid 2 au.o "Wsh pine woods Sow. 171

26877 cristatus Jiol. crested fetid 1£ au.n Wsh grassy places Grev. cryp. 3. 176

iii. — Veil fixed ; gills separate ; skin of the cap adhering.

26878 illinUus Fries besmeared mucilaginous 3 jl.o Wsh meadows Fl. dan. 600

iv. — Veil fixed ; cap covered ; gills somewhat united.

26879 granulbsus Pers. granular muticated 2 jl.d Y heaths Grev. cryp. 2. 104
cibceus Sow.

§ 3. ARMILLA^RIA Fries. — Veil simple, partial, separate, annular, somewhat persistent.
i. — Ccespitose ; cap smooth.

26880 mucidus Schr. musty glutinous 2 jl.d W old trees Fl. dan. 773. nitidus

ii . — Cd-spitose ; cap not smooth.

26881 malleus Bol. honey-colored esculent 4 au.o D1Y trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 332

2 tericinus Bol. Larch-like esculent 4 au.o DI.Y trun. of trees Bolt. pil. 19

3 elasticus Bol. elastic esculent 4 au.o DI.Y trun. of trees Bolt. pil. 15

§ 4. LIMAVIUM Fries. — Veil very fugacious, viscid; lamellce adnate, decurrent.
i. — Cap smooth, floccose at edge ; unwholesome.

26882 chrysodon Batsch golden-toothed noxious f s.o Pa.Y beech woods Batsch fun. 2. 212

26883 carnbsus Sow. fleshy noxious 3 s.o Pa. pk among grass Sow. 246

ii — Cap smooth ; stalk scaly ; eatable.

26884 eburneus Bui. ivory shining 4 au.n W woods Sow. 71. nitens
2 nltens With. shining shining 4 au.n W woods Sow. 121. cossus

iii. — Cap finally depressed ; stalk spotted.

26885 olivaceo-albus Fries olive-white viscid 4 jl.o Ol pine woods Schseff 312. limacmus

26886 hypothejus Fries sub-sulphur-c/rf clustered 4 o.d Ysh heaths Sow. 8. limacmus

26887 afomaticus Sow. aromatic glutinous 3 o.d Pa. Br woods Sow. 144

^ 5. TRICHOLUMA Fries. — Veil very fugacious, flocculose, marginal ; lamellce emarginate or rounded.

i. _ Cap truly fleshy, somewhat blunt, humid, viscid, with an involute downy edge ; gills white or yellow,

emarginate ,• stalk clothed, separate from the cap.

26888 albo-briinneus Pers. whitish-brown glutinous 3 au. o Br fir leaves Schaeffi 58. striatus

26889 fulvus Dec. tawny smells of flour 4 au.s Taw thickets SchasfK 63. incertus

26890 ustalis Fries scorched scentless 3 au.o R.Br beech wo. &c.

26S91 Rnssula Schceff Russula delicious 2 aut Pk woods Schaeff; 58

26892 aurantius Schceff. orange bitter 3 aut O pine woods Schaeff 37

26893 prasin us Schceff. leek-greeri tuberous 3 aut Y.G mossy places SchaafE 218

26894 fucatus Fries painted mild 2 s.o Lu way side-s

26895 lurid us Schteff. lurid gregarious 2 s.o Dl.R pine woods Schaaff 69

ii. — Cap always dry, scaly, with the young edg? involute, downy or villous ,• gills separate or emarginate ;
stalk scaly, separate from cap.

26896 equestris L. horse mild * 2 s.d Y.Br waysides Schaeff! 41. aureus

26897 rutilans Schceff. glittering splendid 3 au.o Y roots of trees Sow. 31. xerampelmus

26898 vacclnus Schceff cow scaly 3 o.d Ru damp places Schaaft! 2.3

26899 Myomyces Pers. Myomyces smells of mice 3 o.n Ld plantations Sow. 76. terreus

26900 columbetta Bank, small pigeon eatable 1| au.o W sandy places Bui. her. 428. 1

iii. — Cap always dry, smooth, but often fibrillose, with a naked edge ; gills separate or emarginate ; stalk
solid, smooth, striated, separate from, the cap.

26901 ae'stuans Fries burning very acrid 3 au.s Y among moss

26902 sejunctus Sow. disjoined bitter 3 s.o Pa.Y dry pine wo. Sow. 126

26903 virgatus Fries streaked bitter 3s Gy plantations

iv. — Cap always dry, smooth, with a thin floccose, parted, involute edge ; flesh soft ; gills rounded,
clustered, obliterated injront ; stalk united with cap.

26904 decastes Fries tenth stipes naked 3 au.s Cin beech woods

26905 gambosus Clus. ox-hoof smells of flour 2f my.jn Pale chalk, mead.

26906 personatus Fries mask variable 3 s.n P woods Sow. 209. violaceus

26907 nudus.SwZ. naked wavy 2 s.n V gardens Bui. her. 439

26908 albus Schceff. . white not spotted 3 s.n W woods Schaeff: 256

26909 splendens With. shining juicy 3 jl Cop alder stump

II. NUDICAU'LES. — Stem central, naked ; gills unchangeable ; sporidia white.

§ 6. RI/SSULA Pers. — Pileus fleshy, becoming depressed ; lamella equal, juiceless.

i. — Gills all equal ; sporidia yelloiv.

26910 alutaceus Pers. tanned leather eatable 2 au s R shady woods Bui. her. 509
2 xanthopus Fries yellow-stalked eatable 2 au.s R shady woods

auratus With.

26911 luteus Hud. yellow brittle 1J au.s Y beech woods

26912 nitidus Pers. shining nauseous 1 au.o Rsh woods Schaaff! 254

26913 emeticus Schceff. emetic acrid S su Rsh woods Sow. 201. integer
2 Georgii L. St. George's acrid 3 su Y woods Bui. her. 509. R.

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

441

ii. — GUIs nearly equal; sporidia white.
26914 depallens Pers. pallid nauseous If jl.s R.Br heaths

iiL — Gills forked, and many of them halved.
red very bitter 2 jl.s R woods

26915 ruber Lam.
£6916 fastens Fries

26917 furcatus Fries

26918 adustus Pers.

Bui. her. 42. sanguineus
Bui. her. 292. pipe-rat us
Bui. her. 26. bifidus
Bui. her. 212. nigricans
Sow. 36

fetid rigid 2 au.s Y woods

forked bitterish 2 au.s G woods

scorched very compact 2 jl.o Ol woods

2 elephantmus Bol. elephantine very compact 3 jl.o Y.Br woods

§ 7. GALORH^US Fries. — Pileus becoming depressed; lamella unequal, millcy.
i. — Edge of cap rotted, inwards downy ; hot, poisonous.

controverted meteoric 2 s.o Va beech woods Bui. her. 5,38. acra

furrowed gigantic 4 au.o Y damp woods Schfeflf' 227

26919 controversy Pers.

26920 scrobiculatus Sco.

26921 tormino.sus Schceff". griping

26922 necator Bui.

26923 cilicioldes Flies

dangerous 2 jn.o Pk way sides
destructive poisonous 2 au.o Ol.Br woods
downy very downy 3 s Dl.Pk pine woods

Sow. 103
Bui. her. 14

26924 luridus Pers.

lurid

flattened .

If to

-C. , tlVl, fJUl&UIUJUd.

Lu heaths Sow. 203. zonarius

26925 acris Bol.

acrid

very acrid

2 au.n

Cin groves Bolt. pil. 60

26926 uvidus Fries
26927 vi fetus Gled.

moist
withered

brittle
very acrid

1J au.o
2 au.n

Li.Pk damp groves
Ld woods

26928 Aysginus Fries
26929 blennius Fries

Hysginum
dull

variable
very acrid

2| au.o
1| jl.o

Pk grassy places
Gsh beech woods

26930 pallidus Pers.

pallid

gregarious

liau.o

Pa.Y beech woods

26931 deliciosus L.

delicious

eatable

1* jl.n

O pine woods Sow. 202

26932 aurantiacus Pers.

orange

acrid

3 au.o

O woods Batarra, 16. A.

— Cap dry, naked at edge ; gills close, when young white, afterwards yellow; eatable, but acrid.

26933 mitissimus Fries

26934 quietus Fries
serosus With.

26935 subdulcis Pers.

26936 thejogalus Bui.

26937 Tithymalinus Sco.

26938 rufus Sco.
ruWscens With.

26939 helvus Fries

26940 glycy6smus Fries

26941 plumbeus Bui.

mildest
still

sweet
sweet

sweetish nauseous

sulphur- juiced poisonous
Tithymallus-lk very milky
rufous scentless

pale red acrid

sweet-smelling esculent
lead-colored insipid

3 au.n
3 aut

3 su
2| s.o
3 s.o

2 jl.o

2i jl.n

3 jl.o

4 au.s

woods
oak woods

Fl. dan.

}. rubtscens

Brsh woods Sow. 204. lactifluus

Ful shady woods Bui. her. 567. A.
Pa. Y shady woods Batsch fun. 60. ichorat.
Br pine woods

R.Och damp places
Lu thickets
Lead damp places Sow. 245. Listen

iv. — Cap dry, naked at edge; gills not altering, substance compact, tough ; very acrid.

26942 pyrogalus Bui. fiery-juiced very acrid If au.o Ld groves Bui. her. 529. 1

26943 flex ubsus Pers. flexuose compact 1 jl.o Br grassy places Bui. her. 559.1. A. azon.

26944 piperktus Sco. peppery eatable 2 s.o W woods Bolt. pil. 21

26945 vellereus Fries fleecy gregarious 2 au.n W thickets Sow. 104. Listeri

26946 dulcis Hud. sweet gregarious 2 au.n W thickets

26947 depressus With. depressed variable 2| au.o Pk grassy places

§ 8. CLITOCYBE Fries. — Pileus fleshy, when young convex ; lamelUe unequal, juiceless.

A. AcuNn. — Gills equally narrowed backward, acute.
i. — Cap dry, smooth ; gills close, decurrent, or acutely adnate.

26948 giganteus Leys.

gigantic

very broad

6

s

Wsh

thickets

Sow. %4A

26949 gilvus ,Pers.

ash-colored

gigantic

3

au.n

Dl.Y

among moss Grev. cryp. 1. 41

pileolarius Sow.

26950 flaccidus Sow.

flaccid

pretty

3

s.o

W

woods

Bolt. pil. 185

26951 gibbus Pers.

gibbous

fragrant

2

0

Br

plains

Bui. her. 573. 1. 2

26952 turfi.sus Sow.

turfy

scentless

1

n

Br

turf

Sow. 210

26953 diatretus Fries

perforated

tough

2

s.n

Pk

woods

ii. — Cap closely fleshy, convex, opening out flat ; gills truly decurrent i stalk strong ; eatable.

26954 nebularis Batsch clouded gregarious 3 s.o Cin heaths Bo.t. pil. 40. mollis
ckseus With.

26955 turgidus Grev. turgid solitary 2 aut Sooty dry woods Grev. cryp. 9

Hi. — Cap truly but not firmly fleshy, flatfish or slightly depressed; gills adnate, not properly
decurrent ; stalk slender.

26956 viridis With.

26957 odbrus Bui.

26958 candicans Pers.

green
scented
hoary
whitened

slender
eatable
shaggy
gregarious

26959 dealb^tus Fries
agrestis With.

26960 grammopbdius Dec. linear-stalked shaggy

26961 millus Sow.
26°62 inorn\tus Sow.
26963 fimbriatus Bol.

dog's colls
unadorned
fringed

depressed

pretty

gregarious

!J-i

au

G

woods

Bolt. pil. 12. cceruleus

3

au.n

Cin

woods

Grev. cryp. 1. 28

]!

au.n

W

dead leaves

Bolt pil. 17

f2

au.n

Wsh

meadows

Sow. 123

3

0

W

grassy grov.

Sow. 281. graveolens

3

J3

Brsh

woods

Sow. 184

2

aut

Ld.G

upon earth

Sow. 342

1

au.s

Wsh

rotten wood

Bolt pil. 61

iv. — Tufted, variable, some growing on wood, some on earth.

26964 lignatilis Fries wood irregular 2

26965 adhaeslvus With. adhesive irregular 3

26966 aedematopus Schceff. swelled-stalked tufted 2
2 coralloldes Dick, coral-like tufted 2

26957 obesus With. squat tufted Ii

26968 opacus With. opaque cracking 2

26969 pistillkris With. pestle-like crooked f

au.d Wsh rotten wood

s W.Br plantations

sp.aut Ru woods Scbaeffi 259

sp.aut Ru hollow trees Battarra, 9. F.

au W.Br pastures

ap.s W among grass Sow. 142

au Wsh among grass

ii. — Cap somewhat compact, dry ; gills very distant, arcuated, decurrent.

26970 camarophyllus Fries arched-leaved brittle 4 au.o

26971 pratensis Pers. meadow eatable 1£ au.n
fulvus With.

2 clavseformis With, club-shaped eatable 1| au.n

3 ericfeus With. heath eatable 1£ s.n

26972 virgineus Wul. \\rgm.tvhite eatable 2 s.n

Sooty damp woods Sow. 172. elixus
Ysh way sides Grev. cryp. 2. 91

way sides

heaths

heaths

Schaff. 307

Bui. her. 467 .ericetbsus

Grev. cryp. 3. 166

iii. — Cap thin, viscid, wet ; gills variable ; stalk hollow, terrestrial.

26973 psittadnus Schceff. parrot-co/ored pretty 2 o.n Gsh. Y meadows Grev. cryp. 2. 74

26974 ceraceus Sow. wax-colored gregarious 2£ au.n Y pastures Sow. 20

26975 conicus Schceff. conical watery 4 my.o Ysh meadows Sow. 381. aurantiacus

448 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

26976 puniceus Fries crimson beautiful 3 au.o O.R among grass Bui. her.202. coccineus

26977 coccineus Pers. scarlet beautiful 2 au.o S meadows Sow. 381

B. INEQUA^LF.S. — Gills unequal at back, that is, toothed ; or arcuated, decurrent, sinuate, emarginate.
iv. — Cap dry, minutely scaly ; gills generally arcuated, decurrent, rarely adnate ; firm.

26978 laccktus Sco. lake-cc-lorea handsome '•I jn.n Ro.R on earth Grev. cryp. 249
2 amethystinusHMrf. amethystine handsome 2 jn.n V shady places Sow. 187

26979 oviuus Bui. sheep mild 12 au.o Brsh meadows Bui. her. 580
2G980 sulphureus Bui. sulphureous fetid 4 s.o Test trees&woods Sow. 44
i'6f'8l tortilis 7?o/. twisted distorted £ aut Br gard. mould Bolt. pil. 41
26932 ovalis With. oval satiny 2| s.o R.Br fir woods

v. — Cap smooth, somewhat humid ; gills arcuate at their connection with the edge, reticulated at
their union with each other, with appendages at edge.

26983 pelianthinus Fries dark violet beautiful 3 au.s P roots of trees Bolt pil. 4. 1. denticul.

vi. — Cap thin, dry ; gills emarginate, brittle.
i. — Cap fleshy, smooth, and stem regular, terrestrial.

26984 mclaleucus Pers. black and white elegant 3 au.n Sooty damp places

it. — Cap somewhat fleshy ; stem rootless, irregular, terrestrial.

26985 cornpressus With. compressed pellucid 3 jn Br among grass Sow f>6

26986 murinaceus Bui. sweet-scented fragile 2 au.o Cin pastures Sow. 106

Hi. — Cap somewhat fleshy ; stem rootless, regular, growing on wood.

26987 platyphyllus Pers. broad-leaved large 4 jl.o Wsh trun. of trees Bui. her. 594. grammo.

C. OBTI^SI. — Gills equal, behind blunt.
vii. — Cap fleshy, glutinous ; gills somewhat united ; stem rooted.

26988 radicatus Rel. rooted gigantic £ jn.s W trun. of trees Grev. crypt. 4. 217

26989 gracilis With. slender more slender IJjn.s W trun. of trees

26990 velutipes Fl. Ion. velvet-stalked caespitose 2 o.mr Ful trees Sow. 384. 3

viii — Cap tough, dry ; gills separate, close, white.

26991 f&sipes Bui. spindle-stalked eatable 2 jl.n W woods Sow. 129. crdssipes

26992 cunfluens Pers. confluent ctespitose 4 au.o Wsh shady woods

269<>3 colllnus Sco hill caespitose 4 s.o Pallid among grass Bui. her. 403. arundin.

26994 dry uphilus Sow. Oak-loving czespitose 2 o.n Wsh heaps of Ivs Sow. 127

ix. — Cap somewhat leathery, dry ; gills separate, distant, pallid.

i. — Cap fleshy ; stem solid.
269P5 peronatus Bol. clasped changeable 2Ajl.n Test dead leaves Sow. 37

26996 oreades Bui. Oreads eatable 3 my.n Pa. llu grassy places Grev. cryp 323

it. — Cap fleshy ; stem fistulose.

26997 porreus Fries ~Leek-scented fetid 3 o.n W plantations Sow. 81. zlliaceus

26998 fusco-purpureusPers. dark-purple CEespitose 2* jl.s D.P beech leaves Pers. ic. pict. 4. 1

\ 9. COLLY'BIA Fries. — Pileus fleshy, membranous, flattish, small, dry.

i. — Cap slightly fleshy, smooth, scarcely umbilicate; gills true; stem hollow, or somewhat fistulose.
26999 scorodonius Fries Garlic scented strong smell Ii au.o Wsh heaths Schaeff 99. alliatus

27000 carneus Bui.

flesh-colored

dwarf

1

au.s

R

grassy places Bui. her. 533. 1

puniceus With.

27001 escuU'ntus Wnl.

eatable

esculent

IA

ap.my

Clay

way sides Scharff. 59. claims

27002 con i gen us Pers.

cone-sprung

filiform

2

aut

Gy

on fir cones and dead leaves

27003 tenact'llus Pers.

small tough

long

4

aut

Pa.br

fir woods Pers. ic. pict. 1.2

27004 tuberbsus Bui.

tuberous

gregarious

i

au n

W

on fungi Grev. cryp. 1. 23

alumnus Bol.

27005 racemosus Sow.

racemose -

compound

i

aut

Gy

on fungi Sow. 287

27006 clavus Bui.

club

gregarious

1

au.o

O.R

dead branch. Bolt. pil. 39. B.

27007 ramealis Bui

branch-living

gregarious

*

year

Wsh

dry branches Bolt pil. 39. D. cdndidus

27008 parasiticus Bui.

parasitical

meteoric

*

au.o

Gy

on fungi Sow. 343

ii. — Cap thin, membranous, flat, becoming depressed, plaited, rugose i gills veiny, of the sa?ne substance as
the cap ; stem horny, black.

27009 VaillantK Fries Vaillant's tough 1 au.s W dead branch. Vail. pa. 11. 21-24
Merulius androsaccus With.

27010 rotula Sco. little wheel gregarious 1 year W woods Sow. 95

27011 nnrirosaceus L. Androsace-lk tough If year W. B"r dead leaves Bolt, pil 32

27012 fce'tidus Fries fetid gregarious 1 au.s Br fallen branc. Sow. 21. Meridiusfce't.

27013 pertbrans Fries boring fetid 1 year Pallid dead fir Ivs Sow. 94. androsuceus

27014 epiphyllus Pers. leaf-borne gregarious f s.d W dead leaves Sow. 93 squdtnula

27015 Hudsoni Pers. Hudson's hairy f aut Wsh holly leaves Sow. 164. pilusus

\ 10. MYCE\\A Pers. — Pileus membranous, campanulate, slender ; stipes hollow.

i. — Dry cap, generally umbonate, not depressed ; gills separate or adnate, not decurrent.

i. — Stem rooting, smooth, juiceless ; gills separate, whole-colored.

27016 rtlliaceus Jac. Garlic-scented fetid 6 jl.n W.Br dead leaves Jac. au. 82

27017 atro-albus Bol. black and white scentless 3 au.n Bsh damp places Bolt. pil. 137

27018 filopes Bui. thread-stemmed campanulate 3 aut • moist woods Bui. her. 320

ii. — Stem smooth, juiceless, somewhat rooting ; gills adnate, whole-colored.

27019 alcalinus Fries alkaline fetid 2 my.o Cin on earth Vail. pa. 12. 1, 2

27020 galericulatus Sco. small-capped scentless 3 my.o Brsh trun. of trees Sow. 165
varius With, proliferus Sow.

Hi. — Sf em juiceless, striated; gills whole-colored.

27021 polygrammus Dec. much marked ctespitose 6 s.d Cin dead leaves Bu\.}\er.518.H.flstulbsu3

iv. — Stem smooth, milky, somewhat rooted ; gills attenuated, united at edge.

27022 galopus Pers. milky-stemmed scentless 4 au.n D.G1 woods Fl. dan. 1550. 2

27023 ha?matopus Pers. bloody-stemmed casspitose 2 au.o Pk beech trunks
270£4 cruentus Fries bloody solitary 3 au.n R fir leaves

v. — Stem smooth, juiceless, someivhat rooting ; gills adnate, discolored at edge.

27025 (?legans Pers. elegant fennel -scented 2 au.n Ld.Y pine woods

27026 strobillnus Pers. strobile-like gregarious 2 au.n C pine woods Sow. 197. coccineus

27027 roseus Pers. rosy gregarious 2 au.n Ro pine woods Pers. syn. 3. 5

vi. — Stem smooth, juiceless, scarcely rooting ; gills affixed, whole-colored; color pure.

27028 purus Pers. pure gregarious 3 jn.n Ro woods Sow. 72. roseus

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

27029 Adonis Bui. Adonis various-eld 2| s.n Rosy woods Rul. her. 560. 2

270,30 luteo-alhus Bol. yellowish-white pretty 2 au.s Y among moss Bolt, pil 38 1

27031 lacteus Pers. milky gregarious 1£ jl.n W.Y heaths Sow. 385. 5. tenuis

27032 sty!6bates Fries pedestal solitary lg su Pa dead lvs& bran. Nees pilze 189

vii. — Stem juiceless, rootless, but swollen at the base Mo a globe. ; cap blunt.

27033 pilipes Sow.

27034 epipterygius Sco.

27035 vulgaris Pers.

27036 pellucidus Bui.

hairy. footed casspitose 2 aut Pa.Br dead agarics Sow. 24

ii. — Cap or stem viscid ; gills adnate or dccurrent.

Fern -borne variable 1£ au.n Cin among moss Sow. 92. nu tans

common gregarious 1J au.n Cin fir leaves Fl. dan. 1678. 2

iii. — Dry cap, finally depressed; gills decurrent.

i. — Firm, persistent, with a firm stem.
transparent thick li aut Ru the ground Bui. her. 550. 2

ii- — Delicate, withering, with a capillary stem.

bark delicate $ o.f Ru bark of trees Sow. 243

Fern-sprung beautiful 1| au.o Rosy among moss

27037 corticrUis Bui.

2J038 joterigenus Fries
roseilus /ft/A.

au.o Br pine cones Sow. 20K

o Rsh rotten Junci Mic. gen. 80. 9

§ 11. OMPHAVLIA Pers. — Pileus membranous or flesky-membrannus, when young umbilicated.

i. — Cap somewhat membranous ; gills decurrent.

i. — Small cap membranous.

riAeuuv ' ' uit.

27039 spinipcs Smv.

27040 juncicola Fries

spiny-footed gregarious
Rush-dwelling gregarious

27041 stellatus Fries

27042 fibula Bui.

27043 pyxidatus Bui.

27044 murklis Sow.

27045 ericetorum Pers,

27046 caulicinulis Sow.

starred
button
box -like
wall
heaths

27047 epichysium

27048 obliquus P

Pers.
us Pers.

27049 fragrans Sow.

27050 cjespit^sus Bol.

27051 cyathiformis Bui
clavatus With.

27052 murlnus Sow.

27053 Dunalw Dec.

1 jl.au W hollow trees Sow. 107. buccinulis
1| my.o O.Y among moss Sow. 45

2 my.n Test on earth Bui. her. 563. 2
| aut Br among grass Sow. 322

1 my.n W damp heaths Bui. her. ZlQ.zndroshc*

2 jl.o Fer pine woods Sow. 163
ii. — Large cap, somewhat membranous.

tunnel tender 1 jl.o Cin will, trunks Pers. ic. pict. 13. I

oblique solitary 1 aut Pa. Ci on earth Pers. ic. oict. 13. 3

ii. — Cap fleshy, membranous; gills adnate.

fragrant anise-scented 1| au.d Ld among grass Sow." 10

csspitose ,pellucid 1 au.d Y peat Bolt. pil. 41. C

3 o.n D.Br earth Sow. 363. sordidui

gregarious

slender

variable •

subgregar.

variable

solitary

cup-shaped club-shaped

sweet-scented solitary
Dunal's gregarious

s G earth Sow. 162

spring W will, trunks
iii. — Cap fleshy, coriaceous, somewhat corky, soft ; gills decurrent.

27054 tigrinus Bui. tiger-spotted gregarious If my.jn Wsh trun. of trees Sow. 6S

27055 lepideus Fries scaly variable 1 my.jn pa.och pine trunks Schajff. 29. squambsii!
2 monstrosus Fries monstrous deformed 3 my.jn pa.och pine trunks Sow. 382. tubceformis

27056 cochleatus Pers. spiral cajspitose 3 sp.aut Wsh old trunks Sow. 168. confluens

III. ACAU'LES. — Stem out of the centre none ; gills unchangeable ; sporidia white.

§ 12. PLEUROTUS Fries. — Pileus out of the centre or lateral.

i. — Veil universal ; cap compact, horizontal.

27057 rfryinus Pers. Oak solitary 1 au.n Wsh oak trees Schajff. 233. dimidiatut

ii. — Veil none ; cap fleshy ; gills decurrent.

i. — Cap always entire.

very tough 1£ jl.o Rsh birch trees Nees pilze 176
ii. — Cap entire or halved.

shell-shaped gregarious 1 jl.s Cin birch trees Bui. her. 298
oyster-shaped eatable | sp.aut Cin trun. of trees Sow. 241

iii. — Cap always halved, somewhat ascending.

petal-like gregarious f s.o Brsh beech trees Bui. her. 226. 557.2

stretching imbricated 1 jl.n W pine tr-jes
fan-shaped thin AjLn Pa.Br sides of trees Bolt. pil. 157

twisted

27058 torulosus Pers.

27059 conchatus Bui.

27060 ostreatus Jac.

27061 petaloldes Bui.

27062 porrigens Pers.

27063 flabellif6rmis Bol.

"»• — Veil none ,• cap fleshy, when young horizontal; gills terminating in a determinate manner.

27064 wlmarius Bui. Elm caespitose 3 o.d Pale trun. of trees Sow. 67

27065 palmatus Bui. palmate caespitose 2 o.d Br oak trees Sow. 62

27066 serotinus Pers. late dwarf 1 o.ja Ol trun. of trees Bux. c. 5. 2. 2

27067 stipticus Bui. stiptic gregarious f o.ap Tan trun. of trees Sow. 109. flabeltiftrmU
/icoMes With.

iv. — Cap fleshy, when young resupinate ; giUs running together in a point out of the centre.

27068 nidulans Pers. nestling imbricated 1 o.d Ysh fallen trees

Gy beech trunks Sow. 99. echindtus
Y.Br beech trunks Sow. 98
W beech trunks Grev. cryp. 235
Umb birch trunks Fl. dan. 1556. 2

27069 mastrucatus Fries furred imbricated 1 s.n

27070 m611is Pers. soft gregarious £ s.n.

27071 variabilis Pers. variable gregarious £ s.n

27072 lateralis Fl. dan. lateral imbricated 1£ su

v. — Cap membranous ; gills adnate or running together in one point.

27073 tr^mulus Schajf. tremulous almost sessile | au.d Gy earth Sow. 242

27074 septicus Fries putrefactive delicate £ au.o W decay, trun. Sow. 321. pkbe'scem

27075 applicatus Batsch applied delicate | aut.sp Cin decay, trun. Sow. 301

IV. ROSEI. — Stem central ; veil none ; gills changing color ; sporidia rose-colored.
§ 13. MOU'CEROM Bauh. — Pileus fleshy, becomes depressed ; lamella long, decurrent ; odor ofnewflovr.

27076 prunulus C<es, little prune esculent

IJjn.o W woods

27077 hortensis Fries

27078 rhodopolius Fries

27079 fertilis Pers.

27080 sinuatus Bui.

27081 maritimus With.

27082 leonlnus Sch&Jf.

27083 pluteus BatscH

Sow. 143. paliidtis
§ 14. CLITOPIVLUS Fries. — Pileus fleshy convey.

i. — Gills affixed, terrestrial.

garden "• elastic '2% aut Sooty gard. on ear.

rosy white beautiful 3 jl.n Ld damp places Bolt. pil. 6. repandut

prolific gregarious 3 aut P.Ld hedgerows Bui. her. 5:34

sinuated fragrant 5 o W.Y damp woods Bui. her. 579. 1

seashore small 1 o W damp woods

ii. — Gills altogether distinct, upon wood.

\\on-colored fragile 3 au.o Y beech woods Schaeff 43

penthouse variable 3 iny.n Sooty trun. of trees Sow. 108. W/w

Gg

450 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

27084 phleb6phorus Dit. vein-bearing gregarious 4 jl.o Ol decay, wood Grev. cryp. 3. 173
reticulatus With.

§ 15. LEPTO.MA Fries. —Pileus fleshy, membranous, from convex becoming plane, small.

27085 griseocyaneus Fries blue-grey solitary 1^ au.s Li grassy hills Bolt. pil. 41. pWpwrrtM

27086 chalybeus Pers. steel pretty 2 jl.s B among grass Sow. 161. columbarius

^ 16. NOLA^NEA Fries. — Pileus membranous, campanulate ; slender stipes hollow.

27087 majaJis Fries hog csespitose 4 spring Cin fir woods Sow 1/4. molliusculus

27088 pascuus Pers. pasture variable 3 year Sooty everywhere Bolt. pil. 35. fissus

\ 17. ECCI'UA Fries. — Pileus umbilicate ; lamella adnate.

27089 asprellus Fries roughish gregarious 1| su Gy grassy places

27090 aquilus Fries swarthy subsolitary 1 au.s Umb river sides

27091 polltus Fries polished gregarious 3 au.o Ld among grass

27092 carneo-albus With, light-flesh gregarious 1 au.o \V among grass

V. OCHRA^CEI. — Stem central; veil like cobweb ; gills changing color, becoming dry ; sporidia ochre-colored.
$ 18. TELAMONIA Fries. — Veil annular, woven, somewhat persistent ; lamella distant.

27093 torvus Fries grim strong-sctd 4 jl.o Br damp woods Bui. her. BOO.aranebsus

27094 bri'inneus Pers. 'irown weak-scented 4 jl.n Pa. Umb pine woods
spongibsus With.

27095 ev£rnius Fries well-branched solitary 5 jl.n P.Br pine woods Sow. 125. impuber

27096 sublanatus Sow. halft woolly radish-scented 3 au.o Ol.Br woods Sow. 224

27097 bulbbsus Sow. bulbous radish-scented 4 au.o Br among grass Sow. 230

§ 19. INOLOMA Fries. — Veil fugacious ; lamella emarginate ; stipes bulbous ; color something of violet.
i. — Cap always dry, scaly, or fibrous, obtuse, or umbonate, never depressed.

27098 violaceus L. violet showy 4 au.o V groves Bolt. pil. 52 [cephalus

27099 pholidius Fries scaly solitary 4 au.o Cin woods Bui. her. 586.1. psammo.

27100 spilomSus Fries spotted solitary 3 au.s Pa. Br woods Sow. 384. 1. aranebsus

ii. — Cap smooth, humid, viscid, always obtuse, finally depressed ; stem blue, becoming white.

27101 scaurus Fries club-footed soft 3 ja'.o " Ol woods Batsch fun. 2. 184

27102 callochrous Pers. fine-skinned insipid 4 au.o Psh woods Batsch fun. 1.74. subpur.
27103glaucopus Schaff. glaucous-footed gregarious 3 au.o Ol woods & hea. Sow. 223

27104 varius Schaff. variable variable 4 au.o Y everywhere Sow. 102. turbinatus

27105 turbinatus Bui. turbinate soft 4 s.n Y damp woods Bui. her. 110

§ 20. DERMO'CYBE Fries. — Veil fugacious ; lamella closely packed ; stipes equal.

i. — Cap scaly or fibrous ; stem same color as cap or paler ; growing on earth.

i. — Cap fleshy, at first convex.

27106 sanguineus WuL bloody handsome 1£ jn.n C woods Sow. 43

27107 cinnambmeus L. Cinnamon variable 3 jn.d Cin everywhere Sow. 205

27108 helvolus Pers. pale red dirty 2 jn.d Cin woods Sow. 173. hinnuleus

ii — Cap somewhat fleshy, at first campanulate.

27109 Cucumis Pers. Cucumber-sc^ strong smell. 3 au. oc. P.Br woods Sow. 314. nlgripes

ii. — Cap smooth, but with a few surf ace fibres ; stem white ; growing on earth.

27110 armeriiacus Schaff. Apricot-eld softish 3 ji.n Pa. Br woods ScheefF. 81

27111 castaneus Bui. Chestnut-c/d gregarious 2 jl.n Ch woods Bui. her. 268

iii. — Cap smooth, dry ; gills affixed.

27112 hybridus Sow. hybrid variable 2 my.n O fir leaves Sow. 221

27113 testaceus With. testaceous crooked 4s Y plantations

27114 flavidus Sow. yellowish soft 2 s Ysh among grass Sow. 366

VI. DISTI'NCTI. — Veil distinct, not like a cobweb; gills discolored, somewhat persistent ; sporidia ferruginous.
§ 21. PHOLIOTA Fries. — Veil dry, annular.

27115 aureus Sow. golden subcajspitose 6 s.o Ful damp earth Sow. 77

27116 caperktus Pers. tendrilled solitary 5 jl o Lem mount, wo. Fl. dan. 1675

27117 aurivellus Batsch golden-fleeced solitary 3 o.n Y old trees Schajfr'. 2G9.filamentb.

27118 sq^uarrosus Pers. squarrose csspitose 2 au.d Fer roots of trees Grev. cryp. 2. floccbsus

27119 flammans Batsch Qame-colored elegant 3 jl.o Y pine trees Batsch fun. 30
rheoides With.

27120 muricatus Fries muricated variable 2 jl.o Dl.Y commons
scaribsus With.

2 inaequalis Batt. unequal variable 2 jl.o Dl.Y commons Bolt. pil. 50. luteus

27121 mutabilis Schaff'. changeable eatable 3 my.n Pa. Ci on trees Schseff: 9

27122 constrictus With. constrained watery f s Y.Br rotten wood

§ 22. MYXA\:IUM Fries. — Veil viscid, fugacious ; lamellce affixed.

27123 collinitus Sow. besmeared solitary 5 jl.n O woods Sow. 9

27124 longicaulis Fries long-stemmed membranous 4 o Tan pine woods
flexubsus With.

§ 23. HEBEi,bMA Fries. — Veil marginal, f ugacious ; lamella emarginate.

27125 fastibilis Pers. haughty fetid 2£ jl.n Wsh everywhere Schajffi 221. gllvus

VII. FUGA^CES.— Veil very fugacious or spurious, not like a cobweb; gills discolored, somewhat persistent i

sporidia ferruginous.

$ 24. FLA'MMULA Fries. — Pileus fleshy, convex, smooth, somewhat viscid ; lamella not emarginate.
i. — Cap dry ; gills adnate, tufted; grooving on wood.

27126 flavidus Schaff. yellowish csspitose 2 au.n Ysh trun. of trees Schaff. 35

27127 Inopus Fries destitute subcaespitose 2 s.o Ysh trun. of trees Bolt, pil.148. rad.-ram.
connktus With.

ii. — Cap viscid ; gills adnate, not tufted ; growing upon both wood and earth.

27128 spumbsus Batt. frothy gregarious 3 au.n Ysh on earth, &c. Battarra, 22. C

§ 25. INO'CYBE Fries. — Veil formed of the longitudinal fibres of the fleshy convex pileus; lamella whitish.
i. — Stem fibrous or scaly with fibres.

27129 scaber Sow. rough solitary U au Sooty pine woods Sow. 207

27130 plumosus Bol. feathery solitary 4 aut Gy woods Bolt. pil. 33

27131 lanuginbsus Bui. woolly solitary 3 jl.s Brsh way sides Bui. her. 370

ii. — Stem near the top covered with white scales.

32 rim&sus Bui. cracked variable 2 jn.s Y.Br woods Grev. cryp. 3. 123

33 geophj-llus Sow. earth-leaf variable 2 jl.o Wsh woods Sow. 124
27134 furfurbsus With. scurfy watery 1 jn Y.Br hedges

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

451

$ 26. NAUC<"JIUA Fries. — Pileus fleshy, membranous, flatfish, squamulose, small; lamella cinnamon-colored.

27135 consp£rsus Pcrs. sprinkled gregarious Ifjn.o Cin damp woods Pers. ic. pict. 12. 3

27136 furfuraceus Pers. scurfy gregarious 2 au.o Cin dead Ivs. , &c. Schaeff. 226. pulverulen
viridarius With.

£7137 hippopmus With. horse-pine crooked

i aut Pa. BrSco. fircones

§ 27. GALE^RA Fries. — Pileus membranous, campanulate, slender; stipes hollow.

27138 colus With. distaff' brittle 6 jl.o Pa.Br hea. of rubb.

27139 t£ner Schceff. tender brittle 4 my.n Y.Br grassy places Sow. 35

27140 Aypnorum Schrank Moss small 1 jl.n Fer among moss. Scheeff. 63. campanuL

27141 atrorufus Bol. dark red slender 3 aul Br pastures Bolt. pil. 51. 1

27142 nuceus Bol. Hazel nut slender 4 o Pa.Br fir woods """"

27143 involutus Batsch
adustus With.

27144 aurant-ferrugi. With, rusty orange solitary

\ 28. TAPI'NEA Fries. — Pileus umbilicate, villous at edge.
involute compact 3 au. no. Fer woods

§ 29. CREPIDOTUS Fries. — Pileus out of the centre or sessile.

Bolt, pil.70

Sow. 98. contiguus

il 27145 fo^tidus With.

27146 vulpinus Sow.

27147 mollis Schceff.
S7148 haustellaris Fries

resupina.tus With.
27149 jaezizoldes Nees

fetid solitary

foxy solitary

soft gregarious

little absorbing small

Peziza-like gregarious

2 j aut O. Br roots of oaks

2 aut Dl.Br old willows

2 aut Taw hollow trees Sow. 36

| au.o Pa.cin trun. of trees Sow. 9S

£ au.o Pa. tar rotten branc.

t aut Ol.Br rotten wood Ac. bon. 9. 6. 18

VIII. ARACHNOI'DE^;. — Veil present, not unlike a cobweb; gills becoming discolored, cloudy, dissolving f

sporidia brownish-purple.

§ 30. VOLVA^RIA Fries. — Veil universal, separate; a volva.
£7150 bombyclnus Sch^ff: sj Iky eatable 6 jl.au W trun. of trees Schaiff: 98

S7151 cepa?'stipes Sow.

chalky Mushr. eatable
field Mushr. eatable
St. George's
early

27152 cretaceus Bui.

27153 camp£stris L.
S7154 Georgw Sow.

27155 prte'cox Pers.

2 appendiculatus Sow. appendaged

3 delic&tus With. delicate

27156 semiglobatus Batsch half-rounded

27157 squambsus Pers. scaly

27158 versicolor With. changeable-eld spongy

27159 aeruginusus Fl. Ion. verdigrise pretty

27160 littoreus With. sea-shore solitary

Onion-stiped tufted 4 su W bark bed in stove Grev. cryp, 333

31. PSALLI&TA Fries. — Veil annular.

eatable
tufted
tutted
solitary
gregarious
tary

3 au.n W meadows Bui. her. 374

2 my.o Wsh meadows Grev. cryp. 161

4 aut Wsh mead.&woo. Sow. 304
2£ sp. su Ysh among grass

2| sp. su Ysh among grass Sow. 324

2 sp.su Ysh among grass Bolt. piL 67. 1. darns

3 my.n Y meadows Grer. cryp. 344

4 s.n Y woods
2 jl G.Br groves

l^au.n Y.G woods Sow. 264

1 o Y.Br woo. & fields

§32. HYPHOLOMA Fries. — Veil marginal, fugacious; lamella emarginate ; stipes bulbous.

27161 lachrymabundus Sow. weeping

27162 lateritius Schceff. brick-colo

27163 fascicularis Hud. bundled

red

fragile

caespitose

csespitose

2 au.n
2 my.o
my.n

\ 33. PSIU'JCYBE Fries. — Veil very fugacious ; pileu

27164 Myosotis Fries Mouse-ear gregarious

27165 stercorarius Schurn. dung brittle
adnatus Hud.

27166 ericae^us Pers. heath variable

27167 fusco-purpureusJF#/e. dark purple twisting

27168 callosus Fries callous gregarious
2 varius Bol. various gregarious

4 jl.o

2 aut

3 au.n
3 au.n

W.Br on ground Sow. 41

Ful trun. of trees Bolt. pil. 5. pompbsus

Ysh decay, trees Grev. cryp. 329

, and stipes equal, tenacious.
G. Ol damp places
LAY cow dung

Br damp places Schaeff 210. Mloolus
Pa.Br among grass

Y way sides Sow. 240. 1. semislob.
Ld way sides Bolt. pil. 66. 1

§ 34. PSATHT^KA Fries. — Pileus somewhat membranous, and stipes brittle.

27169 stipatus Pers. stalked tufted 3 jl.n Br trun. of trees Bolt. pil. 15. concinnus

27170 tentaculum Sow. feeler fragile 3J au.n Brsh gardens Sow. 385. 1

27171 cuspidatus Bol. cuspidate thin 4 aut R.Br pastures Bolt. pil. 55

$ 35. COPRINA^RIUS Fries. — Lamella with a tendency to deliquesce; veil partial; sporidia black.

27172 semiovatus Sow. half-ovate
coron-itus With.
27173 fimiputris Bui. rotten dung
27174 papilionaceus Bui. butterfly
27175 Boltoni Pers. Bolton's
27176 titubans Bui. tottering
27177 papyraxeus Pers. papery
27178 disseminatua Pers. scattered

3119. COPRPNUS Lk. COPRINUS.
27179 comatus Lk. haired
cvlindricus Sow. 189
27180 p'icaceus Fries pitchy
27181 atramentarius L/C. inky
27182 micaceus Bui. glittering
27183 niveus Pers. snowy
27184 cinfereus Fries cinereous
27185 domesticus Fries domestic
27186 Lagbpus Fries Hare's foot
27187 plicatilis Fries plaited
27188 eph£merus Pers. ephemeral
27189 radiatus BoL radiated

upright

fragile
unpleasant
fragile
delicate
semitranspar.
gregarious

(Kopria,
gregarious

subsolitary
tufted
tufted
variable
solitary
pretty
weak
tender
fugacious
very delicate

u.ii*,y *i/ (*ct£<y(*e:ouG j vcti. fjtij itui , VfJUl itiiu- c/«ucn>.

6 su Wsh cow dung Sow. 131

4 au.o Cin horse dung Bolt. pil. 57. clypeatus
3 my.n Sooty dunghills Bui. her. 58
3 spring Y dunghills Sow. 96. fldvidus
3 au.s Y dunghills Sow. 128
3 aut Wsh oak trees Bolt.pil.ll. membranao.
1 sp.au Ysh trun. of trees Sow. 166. striatus

dung ; found on dunghills-) 11. — 24.
2 au.o W gardens Grev. cryp. 119

5 s.o Wsh shady woods Sow. 170
6 jn.d Br trun. of trees Sow. 188. A.fimetarius
7 my.n Fer trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 76
3 au.n W horse dung
4 jl.o Cin dunghills Bolt.pil. ISS.tomentbsus
3 wet w Sooty walls Bolt. pil. 26
5 aut Wsh on Ivs in wo.
2 su Cin damp places Sow. 364
2 my.o Br dunghills Sow. 262. stercorarius
2 my.o Cin dung Bolt. pil. 39. C.

3120. GO'MPHUS Fries. GOMPHUS. (Gomphos, a club ; form.) 2. —4.

27190 glutinosus Fries glutinous solitary 3 jl.n P pine woods Sow. 7

27191 rutilus Fries red solitary 3 au.o Brsh pine woods Sow. 105

r 3121. CANTHARE'LLUS Adans. CANTHARELI,.

27192 umbonktus Pers. umbonate gregarious

27193 auranfiacus Fries orange poisonous

27194 ciblirius Fries eatable esculent

27195 cinereus Fries cinereous tufted

27196 cornucopioldes Fries cornucopia-Ik elastic
Merulius purpuratus With.

27197 undulatus Fries wavy tough

(Altered from French name chantarelle.} 8. —43
3 au.n Cin among moss Jac. c. 2. 16. 1
fields Jac. c. 2. 14. 5

fields Grev. cryp. 258

among moss Bolt. pil. 34. infundibui.
woods Sow. 74

2 au.n
Hjln

1°

au.n

O.Y
Y

Bsh
Br

Gg

year Pa on ground Sow. 75. florifdrmis

452

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

CLASS XXIV.

27198 lobatus Fries lobed tough \ spring Brsh humid plac. Bolt. pil. Ill .membranH.

27199 lutescens Fries lutescent spirit-scented 2 jl.n Ysh humid plac. Sow.47. A. cantharello).

; resemblance in original fungus tne/iilins.'} 1. — 10.
4 year Y.Br decay, wood Sow. 113
4 year Y.Br decay, wood Bolt. pil. 74

SCHIZOPHYLLUM. (Schizo, to cut ; phyllon, a leaf ; appearance.) 1.
gregarious 2 wet w Gysh trim, of trees Grev. cryp. 61

3122. MERtTLIUSHaf. DRY.ROT. (Meta, pillar
27200 lachrymans Schum. weeping parasite

2 obliquus Bol. oblique parasite

3123. SCHIZOPHY'LLUM Fries.
27201 commune Fries common

3124. D-EDA^LEA Pers. D^DALEA.

27202 tfuercina Pers.

27203 biennis Fries

27204 tetulina Pers.

27205 confrag6sa Pers.
27^06 unicolor Fries

27207 gibbosa Pers.

27208 angustata Fries

Oak

biennial

Birch

rough

one-colored

gibbous

narrowed

(D&daleus, artificial
variable 0 year

threeinch.br. 1 year
smaller 0 year

woody 0 year

imbricated
six inches br.
two inches br.

appearance of sinuosities.)

7 30

0 aut
0 aut
0 aut

Pa.Y oak trees Grev. cryp. 238

Fer rotten wood Sow. 190

Pal I id birch trees Sow. 182

Brsh service trees Bolt. pil. 160

Sooty trun. of trees Sow. 325

Wsh trun. of trees Sow. 194. sinubsus

Cin poplar trees Sow. 193

5125. POLY'PORUS Mich. POLYPORUS. (Polys, many, poros, a pore; under surface.) 36. — 143.

^ 1. FAVOLUS Beauv. — Pores ample, with four or six angles resembling a honeycomb.

27209 squambsus Files scaly 3-18 inc. wide 2 jn.n Och trun. oft rees Grev. cryp. 207

27210 heterticlitus Fries variously bent 2£ inch, wide 0 aut O on earth Bolt. pil. 164

§ 2. MICROFORMS Beauv. — Pores minute, roundish.

27211 leptocephalus Jac. small-headed one inch wide 1 aut Gy on wood Jac. m. 1. 12

27212 brumalis Pers. winter 1-4 inch wide 2 year Sooty trun. of trees Scha;ff. 281. pileus

"*" trun. of trees Sow. 192

trun. of trees Dick. cr. 3. 2
old wood

trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 202
Gysh trun. of trees Bolt. pil. 83
Wsh trun. of trees Sow. 368. fig. min.
Ysh trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 245
Sooty roots of oaks Schteffi 127
Wsh trun. of trees

Pa. Br beech trees Sow. 86. imbricatus
Rsh.Y oak trees Grev. cryp. 113
Brsh birch trees Grev. cryp. 229
VVsh trun. of trees Sow. 211. stipitatus
trun. of pines Sow. 226. ulbidus
oak trees Grev. cryp. 14

trun. of trees Sow. 195. impuber
Pa. Br trun. of trees Sow. 231. Curpinus
Pallid elm trees Sow. 88
willow trun. Sow. 228
willow trun. Sow. 227
trun. of trees Sow. 229
Y.Br trun. of trees Sow. 190
pa.och trun. of trees Sow. 250. pelleporus
Wsh dead pines Grev. cryp. 226
Sooty beech trees Sow. 133
trun. of trees Sow. 132
red curr. ro.

trun. of trees Bolt.pil.165.rfSM/ttna/ttj
fallen timber Bolt. pil. 166. 1
fallen timber Bolt. pil. 163. Prbteu*
fallen bran. Grev. cryp. 155
dead trees Sow. 326. medul. panit
pine woods

27213 perennis Fries
27214 strobiliformis Dick

perennial
cone-like

thin
lumpish

3 aut
2 aut

Cin
Br

27215 pellucidus With.

pellucid

two inch. br.

iau

Br

27216 varius Fries

variable

patches

2 year

Br

2 lateralis Bol.

lateral

patches

2 year

Gysl

3 nummularius Bui.

Moneywort

patches

2 year

Wsl

27217 lucidus Fries

shining

variable 1

to 6 su

Ysh

27218 frondusus Fries

leafy

broad patches

2 s.o

Soot

27219 velutlnus Fries

velvety

thin

2 sp.aut

Wsh

27220 giganteus Fries

gigantic

tufts

24 su

Pa. I

27221 sulphureus Fries

sulphur-c/d

tufts

24 su

Rsh.

27222 tetulinus Fries

Birch

acid

2 su

Brsh

27223 spdmeus Fries

frothy

thick

3 aut

Wsh

27224 cae^sius Fries

grey

very thin

2 aut

Bsh

27225 hispidus Fries

hispid

spongy

6 su

Fer

.Boletus velutlnus Sc

nu. 345

27226 cuticularis Fries

cuticular

imbricated

3 aut

Fer

27227 addstus Fries

scorched

imbricated

2 aut

Pa.E

27228 ulmarius Fries

Elm

3-4 inch, wide

0 aut

Palli

27229 suaveolens Fries

sweet-smellinj

I fragrant

3 aut

W

2 salicinus Fries

Willow

fragrant

3 aut

W

27230 versicolor Fries

changeable

tufted

1 su.aut

Bsh

27231 radiatus Fries

radiated

imbricated

1 aut

Y.Bi

27232 pallescens Fries

pallescent

imbricated

2 aut

pa.oci

27233 abit§tinus Fries

Pine tree

imbricated

1| aut

Wsh

27234 fomentarius Fries

soft

spongy

6 year

Soot

27235 igniarius Fries

fiery

hard

6 year

Fer

27236 Ttt&is Fries

Currant

appressed

| aut

Fer

27237 spongiosus Fries

spongy

tufts

2 aut

Fer

27238 medulla pan is Fries

bread-crumb

thick

4 aut

W

27239 vulgaris Fries

common

fragile

12 year

W

27240 ferruginous Fries

rusty

unequal

1 su

Fer

27241 molluscus Fries

molluscous

variable

3 year

W

27242 incarnatus Fries

flesh-colored

firm

3 su

Pk

27243 reticulatus Nees

27244 Carmichajlz'a'/ms Grev CarmichaePs crust-like

\ 3. POLYSTI'CTA. — Dots superficial only.
netted very delicate 2 su W pine wood

Nees pilze 225

3 aut W decay, trun. Grev. cryp. 224

3126. .BOLETUS DU.
27245 luteus L.
27246 lactifluus With.
27247 piperatus Bui.
27248 variegatus Su-z.
27249 subtomentbsus L.
2 sanguineus With.
27250 luridus Scheeff.
rubfeolus Sow.
27251 edulis Bui.
27252 scaber Fries
2 aurantiacus Sow.
3 bovlnus Schfeff.
27253 cyanescens Fries

BOLETUS.

yellow
milk-flowing
peppery
variegated
rather downy
bloody
lurid

esculent
rough
Orange-cW
ox-like
bluish

(Bolos, a mass ; globular form.)

3 inch, broad 2 aut Y woods
2-4 inches br. 2| aut Buff pastures
2iinch. hroad JA su.aut Ysh woods

4 inches br. 3 aut Dl.Y fir woods
cracked 2 jn.o Ol woods
cracked 2 jn.o C woods

6 inch, broad 2 su.aut Ol.G groves

cracked 4 su.aut Sooty woods

3 inch, broad 4 su.aut W " woods

3 inch, broad 4 su.aut Ru woods

3 inch, broad 4 su.aut Sooty woods

frosted 3 su.aut Str woods

(Fistula, a pipe ; tubular.)
6 aut C oak trees

9. — 20.
Grev. crypt. 183

Sow. 34

Bui. her. 393

Sow. 225. commutatus

Grev. cryp. 121

Sow. Ill

Bolt. pil. 86. procerus

Sow. 110

Sow. 175. scaber

Bui. her. 369

J.
Grev. cryp. 270

3127. FISTULFNA Bui. FISTULINA.

27254 hepatica Bui. liver patches

3128. /nf'DNUM Z. HYDNUM. (Hydnon, truffle. A Greek name adopted by Linnaeus.) 15. —87.
I. PERPENDICULASRIA. — Stem perpendicular ,• cap distinct, round, nearly entire ; growing on the ground.

27255 imbricatum Z. imbricated esculent 1 s.o Umb pine woods Grev. cryp. 71

27256 repandum Z. repand esculent 1£ su.aut Ysh woods Grev. cryp. 44

2 squam6sum Fries scaly esculent 1| su.aut Ysh woods Bolt. pti'.&l.imbrtcafiim

3 su.aut ~ -

27257 rufescens Pers.

27258 auriscalpium Z.

rufescent eatable 3 su.aut Pksh beech woods Bolt. pil. 88. repandum

ear-pick curious 2J year B pine cones Grev. cryp. 196

II. HORIZONTA\IA. — Stem simple, somewhat horizontal; cap halved or out of the centre, fleshy ; growing

57259 gelatinbsum Sco.

57260 erin&ceum Bui.

gelatinous
hedgehog

on tvood.
curious J aut

variable 3 o

Fus
W

pine woods Jac. au. 2.39
beech trees Bui. her. 34

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

453

27261 coralloldes Sea.

III. OBLITERA^TUM. — Cap confounded with the stem, obliterated, fleshy, growing on wood.
lloldes Seo. coral- like tufts 1 aut W trun. of trees Sow. 252

27262 crispum Schceff. crisp 4 inches wide 0 o Brsh dead wood Schteff. 147. 1

27263 ochraceum Pers. ochre-colored variable 2 year Ysh pine wood Sow. 15. Daviesn

27264 minimum Bol. least curious £ aut Taw rotten oak Bolt. pil. 171

V. RESUPINA^TA. — Cap resupinate, effuse ; growing on wood.

27265 membranacenm Bui. membranous effused 0 su Fer pine wood Sow. 327

27266 biirba Jbvis Bui. Jove's beard 12 inch, wide 0 su Wsh hollow trees Sow. S'.'S

27267 spatulatum Fries spatulate very delicate 0 year W pine trees Nees pilze 231

27268 radula Fries rasp irregular | aut Ysh. W dead bir. trun. Grev. cryp. 278

27269 ferruginbsum Pers. rusty byssoid f aut R.Br rotten trun. Nees pilze 248

3129. SISTOTRENMA Fries SISTOTUEMA. (Sisto, to place, Lot., trema, orifice; rows of pores.) 1.

27270 confluens Pers. confluent gregarious 1 au.n Wsh way sides Grev. cryp. 248

3130. PHLE^BIA Fries PHLEBIA. (Phleps, a vein ; veiny branches.) 2.— 4.

27271 vaga Fries wandering membranous 2 s.n Su alder trees

27272 merismoldes Fries Merisma-like confluent 1 aut O mossy wood Grev. cryp. 280

3131. THELE'PHORA Ehrh. THELEPH. (Thele, nipple, phoreo, to bear ; papillose surface of pileus.) 30. —75.

I. 1'NTEGR.E — Cap entire, with a stem, terrestrial.

27273 pannbsa Fries ragged gregarious 2 aut Pallid on ground Sow. 155

27274 caryophyllae^a Fries clove tough 1| aut Psh among grass Schreff. 325

27275 elegans Mey. elegant erect 2 aut P.Br on ground

II. LATERA^LIJE. — Cap lateral, somewhat stipulate, terrestrial.

terrestrial gregarious 1| aut Brsh on ground Bui. l\er.268.caryophyl.
li aut ™—

27276 terrestris Fries

27277 laciniata Fries

ragged

gregarious

Fer on ground Grev. cryp. 264 "

27278 Pkdi Pers.

27279 rubiginosa Schr.

27280 tabacina Fries

III. SE'SSILES. — Cap sessile, lateral ; growing on wood.

road 4 aut P.Br trun. of trees Grev. cryp. £

year Bt.Br old oaks Sow. 26. Au.ferrugin.

Bird Cherry

rusty

Tobacco

Auricularia NicottiJnrc Bui. 174

27281 hepatica Fries

27282 hirsuta W.

27283 ochroleuca Fries

27284 purpurea Schum.

27285 zntybacea Pers.

27286 sinuans Pers.
27'->87 corylea Pers.

27288 cbrium Pers.

27289 ochracea Fries

27290 radiato-rimbsaGj

27291 sanguinolenta Fries bloody

br

woody

elegant

234

6 su.aut Fer bran, of trees Sow. 25

liver

imbricated 4 aut

hairy

firm 3 year

pale-yellow

membranous 3 aut

purple

wavy 3 aut

Endive-like

very irregular 6 au.sp

sinuous

gregarious 1 au.w

Hazel tree

imbricated 6 year

leathery

thin 6 aut

yello ui- ochre
ray-cracked

very broad 12 aut
confluent 4 aut

bloody

very gregar. 2 n

Dl.Br trun. of trees Sow. 388. 2. Aur. Itzfvis

Ysh trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 256

Wsh trun. of trees Sow. 349. Au. papyrinut

P trun. of trees Sow. 383.1. A.persistent

Rsh stumps of tr

Y.Br oak branch.

Och decay, hazel

Buff dead trunks Grev. cryp. 147

Och rotten trun.

R.Br damp fir tim.

Psh dead trees Grev. cryp. 225

27292 tfuercina Pers.

Oak tree

brittle

6 sp.a

27293 /raxinea Pers.

Ash tree

thin

1 aut

27294 TSliae Pers.

Lime tree

irregular

2 aut

27295 epidermea Pers.
27296 incrustans Pers.

cuticular
incrusting

irregular
spreading

3 n
3 aut

27297 calcea Pers.

chalky

cracked

6 aut

27298 Sambilci Pers.

Elder tree

membranous

4 aut

IV. OBLITERA^T^:. — Cap obliterated, resupinate ; growing on wood.

\ Bsh fallen oaks Grev. cryp. 142
Gysh dead ashes
Cin woods
Pa. Buff dead trunks
Ysh earth,tr.,&c.
W decay, wood
W decay, elders Grev. cryp. 242

V. PHYLACTE^RIA Pers. — Sporidia four in a row, resupinate ; growing on the earth.

27299 biennis Fries biennial plaited 4 aut Wsh on ground Bui. her. 346

VI. HIMA'NTIA Pers. — Effuse, resupinate, when young byssoid; sporidiafew, innate in the hymenum.

27300 domestica Pers. household smooth b wet w Br da.pla. in ho.

27301 fusca Fries brown rugose 2 aut V.Br trun. of trees

27302 lactea Fries milk-white very thin 2 aut W trun. of trees Grev. cryp. 228
Himantia Candida Pers.

VI I. LEIOSTROM A Fries. — Resupinate, somewhat contiguous, smooth, or with spurious papillee ; asci none.

27303 cinferea Fries cinereous uneven 4 sp.au Cin elder tree Sow. 288

3132. MERFSMAPers. MERISMA. (Merismos, division ; branched habit.) 3. — 5.

27304 tte'tida Pers. fetid tufted 3 aut P.Br woods Grev. cryp. 46
2 anthocephala Fries flower-headed stinking 2 aut Fer woods Sow. 156

27305 cristata Grev. crested crust-like 2 aut Pallid damp places Sow. 151.

27306 tuberbsa Grev. tuberous solitary 1 aut Pa damp groun. Grev. cryp. 178.

3133. CLAVA^RIA Vail.

27307 b6trytis Pers.

27308 flava Pers.

27309 coralloldes L.

27310 abietina Pers.

27311 cristata Pers.

27312 cinferea Pers.

27313 c6rnea Pers.

27314 stricta Pers.

27315 pratensis Pers.

27316 corniculkta Schceff.

27317 rugusa Bui.

27318 pistillaris Z.
27.519 Ardenwt Sow.

27320 fusiformis Sow.

27321 ceranoldes Pers.

Division II. Clavdti.

CLAVARIA. (Clava, a club; form.)

I. CRASSICAU'LES. — Much branched i stems thick.

24. — I

bunched

yellow

coral-like

Pine-wood

crested

cinereous

corneous

Wsh beech woods Schasff. 76. acroporph.

Y woods Schffiff. 175

W on ground Sow. 278. fig. sup.

Och fir woods Grev. cryp. 117
woods Grev. cryp. 190

damp places Grev. cryp. 64
dead fir trees Sow. 40

W
Cin
Y

much branch. 3 su
delicious 3 au

very smooth 3 aut
gregarious 3 aut
polymorph. 2J aut
tufted 3 su

gregarious | aut

II. TENUICAU'LES. — Branched; stems thin.
strict thin 1 au.o Brsh trunks

meadow viscid 1 aut Y meadows

small-horned solitary 3 aut Y

wrinkly toughish 2| aut W

III. CLAVA^T^E. — Simple, clavate.

pestle-like largest 12 au.n Ysh beech woods Sow. 277

Lady Arden's opaque 6 s Brsh bran, of lime Sow. 215

fusiform regular tufts 3s Y among grass Sow. 224

thunderbolt-like much tufted 3 aut Ysh upon trees Sow. 235. rugo$a
Gg 3

SchzefF. 286. pdlltda
Bolt. pil. 114. muscoldet
meadows Sow. 157. muscoldes
damp earth Grev. cryp. 328

454 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

Sow.253. vermicularis
Grev. cryp. 37

Sow. 333

27322 inaequalis Fries
27323 fragilis Pers.

unequal gregarious
brittle gregarious

2i aut
1 aut

Y

Ysh

meadows
damp places

gracilis Sow. 232

27324 acuta Sow.

acute gregarious

2 aut

W

upon trees

27325 fimbriata With.

fringed' polymor.

2 aut

W

upon trees

27326 ht'lvola Pers.

pale red flexuose

]|aut

Y

meadows

27327 vermicularis Fries

worm-like crowd, tufts

3 aut

W

meadows & p

27328 uncialis Grev.

inch very greg.

1 aut

W

rotten twigs

27329 setipes Grev.

bristle-footed gregarious

iaut

W

dead leaves

Grev. cryp. 98
Grev. cryp. 49

3134. CALO'CERA Fries CALOCERA. (Kalos, beautiful, keras, a horn ; divisions of plants.) 2. —6.

27330 tuberosa Fries tuberous root round. 2 aut Y under bark of trees Sow. 199

27331 c6rnea Fries horny tufted £ jl.d Y various trees Sow. 40

3135 GEOGLO'SSUMPers. EAHTH.TOVGUE. (Ge, earth, glossa, tongue ; form.) Clavaria Sow. 4. — 9.

27332 hirsiitum Pers. hairy solitary 2 aut B bogs & meadows Grev. cryp. 185

27333 glabrum Per*. smooth gregarious 1 su Bsh among grass Bolt. pil. 111. 2

27334 vis^sum Pers. viscid cylindric. 1£ aut B moist meadows Grev. cryp. 55

27335 viride Pers. green gregarious 2 aut G moist meadows Grev. cryp. 211

3136. SPATULAMlIA Pers. SPATULARIA. (Spathula, a spreading knife; form of head.) 1. Clavaria Sow.

27336 flavida Pers. yellowish variable 1J aut Ysh dead leaves Grev. cryp. 165

3137. MI'TRULA Fries MITRULA. (Mitra, mitre ; form.) 1. — 5. Clavaria Sow. Lebtia Pers.

27337 uliginosa Pers. marshy hollow 1 my.au Y wet ditches Grev. cryp. 312
273.38 minuta Fries minute gregarious | su Y brae, of Dips, pilos. Sow. 391

27339 Ab'ietis Fries . Pine dry £ aut Cin fir woods Sow. U. ferrvgineum
Lebtia Mitrula Grev. cryp. 81

' 3138. TY'PHULA Fries TVPHULA. (Dimin. oTTypha; heads resembling in miniature.) 4.^11. Clavaria Sow.

27340 PhacorMza Fries Lentil-root flexuose 2 aut W woods Sow. 253

27341 erythropus Fries red-foot gregarious | aut W sticks and leaves Grev.cryp43.PAacor.

27342 tenuis Fries slender gregarious £ su Bsh on wood Sow. 386. 5

27343 filifurmis Fries filiform creeping £ aut Cin dead leaves Grev.cryp.93.P/,i«cor.

3139. PISTILLA*RIA P;*es PISTILLARIA. (Pistillum, a pestle; form.) 1. — 7. Clavaria Sow .

27344 quisquiliaris Fries dead leaves gregario. £ aut W dead fern leaves Sow. 334. 1. obtksa

Class II. UiERiVi v. ELVELLA^CE^. —Division I, Mitrati.

3140. MORCHE'LLA Dil. MOREL. (Latinised from morchel, the German name of the plant.) 3. — 14.

27345 esculdnta Pers. esculent eatable 3 spring Wsh on the earth Grev. cryp. 68

1 rotunda Pers. round eatable 3 spring Wsh on the earth Sow. 51. fig. sinistr.

2 vulgaris Pers. common eatable 3 spring Wsh on the earth Sow. 51. fig. dextr.

27346 patula Per*. spreading eatable 3 spring Ysh on the earth Sow. 51. fig. med.

27347 hybrida Pers. hybrid cap brown 4 spring Wsh woods Grev. cryp. 89

3141. //ELVE'LLA L. HELVELLA. (A name employed by Cicero, as the name of a fungus.) 5. — 15.

I. PLICA^TJS. — Cap waxy, membranous, at first united, afterwards wavy in plaits.

27348 leucophae^a Pers. grey solitary 4 aut Ysh borders of fields Grev. cryp. 143

27349 mitra L. mitre-like solitary 4 aut Ld hedge banks Grev. cryp. 36

27350 esculenta Pers. esculent eatable 3 mr.my Brsh pine woods SchaefF. 160

27351 infula Schceff. mitre.litce eatable 4 aut Cin damp scorch.places Fl. dan. 835

II. SEPARA^TA. — Cap somewhat membranous, smooth, always separate.

27352 elastica Fries elastic slender 4 su.aut Bsh damp places Sow. 15±. fuliginbsa

3142. VE'RPA Swz. VERPA. (A Latin word synonymous with phallus.) 1. —6.

27353 c6nica Sivz. conical fistular 3 aut Br on ground Sow. 11. Relhani

3143. LEO^TIA Hill LEOTIA. (Meaning unknown.) 3. — 11.

27354 infundibuliformis Fries funnel-fmd solitary 3 o Cin on ground Sow. 153

27355 nana With. dwarf subsessile ^ aut W on trees

27356 lubrica Pert. slippery gregarious 2 aut Ol moist woods Grev. cryp. 56.

Division II. Cupuluti.

3144. PEZ1"Z A Dil. PEZIZA. (Pezicce, a tribe of fungi in Pliny.) 49. — 300.

I. ALEU^RIA Fries. — Fleshy, or fleshy membranous, pruinose or scurfy, with flocculent matter; usually

on earth.

i. HELVELLOI'DEJE. — Cupule always open, or when young conniving ; veil superficial ; sporidia with two

smaller sporidia.

27357 acetabulum L. saucer clustered | spring Sooty damp woods Sow. 59

27358 badia Pers. brown tufted 1 su.aut Br grassy places Bolt. pil. 99. cochleuta

27359 leporina Batsch hare's-ear gregarious 1 au.o Brsh on ground Schaeff. 156

27360 on6tica Pers. asinine gregarious 1| au.o Brsh dead leaves Sow. 79. leporina

27361 aurantia Fl. dan. Orange beautiful f aut O sandy places Sow. 78. coccinea

27362 concinna Pers. neat very broad 1 su Lem dead'leaves ¥io\t.pi\.n5.vesiculosa

27363 cochleata Hud. cochleate brittle 2J su.aut Y.Br fields Sow. 5

27364 cerea Sou*. waxen gregarious J su Sooty dunghills Sow. 3

27365 vesiculosa Bui. bladdery crowded 2J aut Wsh dunghills Grev. cryp. 107

27366 repanda Fries repand fleshy 1| aut Wsh on ground Grev. cryp. 59

ii. GEOPY'XIS. — Cupule at first closed ; veil innate ; sporidia simple.

27367 macropus Pers. long-footed solitary 2 su.aut Cin shady woods Grev. cryp. 70

27368 tuberbsa Bui. tuberous slender 2 mr.ap Br shady woods Sow. 63

27369 cupularis L. cupped fringed ± aut Pa.Br scorched earth Bui. her. 396. 3

27370 argillacea Sow. argillaceous scattered £ aut Ysh clay Sow. 148

27371 granulata Bui. granular gregarious •& su O.R cow dung Bui. her. 348. 3

27372 reticulkta Grev. netted very fine 4 spring Br on ground Grev. cryp. 156
iii. HUMA^RIA. — Cupule a little fleshy, small ; veil floccose only at the edge, or fugacious ,• sporidia with a

solitary little sporidiu'm.

27373 erecta Smv. erect patches j aut Ysh shady woods Sow 369. 10

27374 humtea Fries earth scattered fc aut C damp earth Sow. 369. 2

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

455

iv. ENC^LIA. — Membranaceous, bursting forth with a separating veil ; sporidia simple.

27375 fissa Fries split solitary £ winter Br hazel bark

II. LA'CHNEA Fries. — Waxy, hairy or villous externally ; usually on wood.
i. SARCOSCYPHE. — Cupule fleshy or fleshy-membranous ; crust none.

27376 coccinea Sco. scarlet subgrega. £ spring W dead branches Grev. cryp. 171
epidendra Sow.

27377 melastoma Sow. black-mouthed solitary £ f.mr Pa. Br heaths Sow. 149

27378 atro-riifa Grev. black and red solitary f aut Bk. 11 rotten sticks Grev. cryp. 315

27379 radiculata Soiv. rooting clustered £ su.aut Su earth in gardens Sow. 114

27380 hemisphae'rica Wig. hemispherical scattered 0 jn.d Brsh earth in woods Sow. 147. hispida
27 >81 hirta Schum. hairy scattered & au.o Brsh earth Sow. 369. 1. hybrida
27382 cerina Pers. waxen much crowd. 0 sp.aut Ysh decayed dry wood

2738,9 scutellata L. shielded beautiful

27384 nidulus Pers. bird's-nest punctiform 0 aut

27385 ca;riMea Bol blue punctiform

27386 plano-umbilicata Grev. plano-umbilicat. hairy

27387 stercbrea Pers. dung

27388 albo-spadicea Greu. light red

27389 sulph urea Pers. sulphur

gregarious
handsome
pretty

sp.aut O old cow dung

Br decayed stems

aut Bsh pine trees

su.aut W decayed nettles

sp.su Taw cow dung

aut R.Br bare earth

aut Y decay.herbac.stems Grev. cryp. 83

Sow. 24

Bolt. pil. 108. 2

Sow. 352. equina

27390 virginea Batsch

27391 bicolor Bui.

27392 variecolor Fries

27393 am6rpha Pers.

27394 papillaris Bui.

27395 vill&sa Fries

27396 plumbea Greu.

H.-DASY'SCYPHE. — Cupule waxy, dry, villous ; crust none ; epiphytes.

virgin ivhite solitary •& aut

two-colored beautiful ^ aut

various-colored gregario. 0 year

shapeless depressed 0 aut

pirnpled gregarious 0 year

villous crowded 0 aut

leaden crowded 0 aut

W rotten sticks

W larch twigs

Ysh rotten wood

Och dead branches

W upon wood Sow. 177

W dead herbac. stems Sow. 389. 1. sessilis

Sow. 65. nivea

Sow. 17

Sow. 178. hydnoidea

Ful.ol rotten wood

Grev. cryp. 1 1

iii. TAPE^SIA. — Cupule waxy or coriaceous, seated on a downy crust.

27397 an6mala Pers. anomalous crowded £ year 1)1. Y fallen branches Sow. 3fi9. 3. rugbsa

27398 domestica Sow. domestic minute 0 year Ru damp walls Sow. 351

27399 Wauchw Grev. Wauch's beautiful^ aut Pa.Br dead wood Grev. cryp. 139

27400 fiisca Pers. brown spots 0 ap.my Gy dead branches Grev. cryp. 192

III. PHIAXLEA Pers. — Waxy or membranous, rarely gelatinous, smooth, naked ; on wood.
i. HYMENOSCYPHE. — Cupule somewhat membranous, distinctly stalked ; hymenium distinct.

27401 firma Pers.

firm gregarious 1 aut Och. Br rotten sticks Sow. 115. ochroleuc

27402 vinosa Alb.

wine-like minute 0 aut R dead branches

27403 Perso6nw Moug.
27404 fructigena Bui.

Persoon's aggreg. g aut R bogs on .Equisetum Grev. cryp. 162
fruit-borne clustered £ aut Ysh nuts, &c. in woods Sow. 117

27405 serotina Pers.

late clustered £ spring Y damp shady places Bolt. pil. 93

27406 inflexa Bol.

inflexed gregarious £ aut Wsh rotten sticks Sow. 306

27407 campanula Nees

be\\-s/taped gregarious £ aut W rotten sticks Nees pilze 295

27408 pedicellata Sow.

stalked solitary $ aut Wsh rotten sticks Sow. 3f>9. 4

ii. CALYci*N.fi. —
27409 tuba Bol.

Cupule fleshy, waxy, firm, obconical, somewhat stalked ; hymenium distinct.
tubular gregarious £ aut Y fallen branches Bolt. pil. 106. 1

27410 calyculus Sow.

small-cupped gregarious f aut O.Br rotten wood Sow. 116

27411 aruginosa Pers.

verdigrise destruct. 0 su.aut Bt.G damp wood Grev. cryp. 241

Uggleved Swed.

27412 Aspegren^ Fries

Aspegren's gregarious f aut Ysh damp wood Sow. 369. 7. bicolor

27413 citrina Batsch

Lemon-colored crowded £ aut Y fallen branches Sow. 150. aurea

cyatholdes With.

27414 pallescens Pers.

pallescent numerous f aut Pa.Y old trees Sow. 151. citrina

27415 tricolor Sow.

three-colored scattered 0 aut Sooty trunks of trees Sow. 369. 6.

27416 campanula Nees

bell delicate •& aut W dead twigs Nees pilze, 38. 295

27417 cribrosa Grev.

sieve-like curious 1 aut Bl sandy places

27418 claroflava Grev.

bright- yellow punctiform 0 aut Y decayed wood

27419 punctata Gr<?».

dotted punctiform 0 aut Y dead leaves Grev. cryp. 63

27420 herbarura Pers.

herbs crowded ^ aut W dead herbac. stems

iii. MOLLI'SIA. — Cupule waxy, soft, watery, sessile, or obconical ; hymenium confluent.

cinereous
common

27421 conigona Pers.

27422 chrysocoma Bui.

27423 cinerea Batsch

27424 vulgaris Fries
albella With.

2 diaphana Sow.

27425 erumpens Grev.

v. PATE'LLEA — Cupule waxy,

cone-borne gregarious 0" aut.sp W pine cones

yellow-haired crowded 0 aut Ful. O posts & rails Sow. 152

•& aut Ash posts & rails Sow. 64

0 winter Wsh dry bark

crowded
patches

27426 ochracea Grev.

27427 atrov'irens Pers.

27428 Abbottiana Sow.

27429 fibuliformis Fries

27430 acicularis Pers.

transparent scattered 0 winter Tran rotten wood Sow. 389. 7

breaking forth scattered 0 aut Cajs stalks of sycamore Grev. cryp. 99
r, sessile, flat at base, or innate edged.

ochrcous puckered "0 aut Och.Br fallen trunks

dark green crowded 0 aut G rotten wood
Abbott's scattered 0 aut Sea G wood

I V. HELOTIUM Pers. — Plane convex ; growing on wood.
button-shaped gregarious \ aut Y trunks of elms
needle-like gregarious f au.d W hollow oaks

Grev. cryp. 5
Sow. 389. 8

Bolt. pil. 176

Sow. 57 agariciform.

3145. ASCO'BOLUS Pers. ASCOBOLUS. (Askos, a bladder, ballot to eject ; seeds ejected from cases.) 1. — 11.

27431 furfuraceus Pers. scurfy gregarious 0 year Brsh old cow dung Grev. cryp. 307

3146. BULGARIA Fries BULGARIA. (Bulga, a leather bag; its saccated form.) 2. — 6.

27432 inquinans Fries staining gelatinous 0 aut.w Umb dead oaks Sow. 428

27433 sarcoules Fries flesh-like polymor. J aut Pd.R decaying trees Bolt. pil. 101. 2.

3147. D1TIO''LA Fries DITIOLA. (Dittos, double, ioulos, down ; nature of pubescence of velum.) 1. — 5.
27434 radicata Fries rooting gregarious £ ap.jn Go barked pines Fl. dan. 1378. 2

3148. STl'CTISPers

27435 radiata Pers.

27436 versicolor Fries

27437 abie" tina ? Grev.

STICTIS. (Stiktos, dotted ; dot-like appearance of many species.) 3. — 26.

radiated spots 0 aut W stems & branches Grev. cryp. 227

changeable oblong 0 year Y.W.Br dead wood Alb. & Schw. 9. 7

Fir parallel 0 year Bk dead fir wood Hyst. abic'tinumPera.

3149 CRYPTO'MYCES Grev. CRYPTOMYCES. (Krtjplos, hidden, mykes, a minute fungus.) 1.
27438 Wauchw Grev. Wauch's firm 0 su.aut Br. willow branches Grev. cryp. 206

G g 4

456 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

Class III. TREMELLINI.

S150. TREME'LLA L. TREMELLA. (Tremo, to tremble; gelatinous, tender, tremulous substance.) 6. — 1&
I. CEREBRI^N^: Fries. — Gelatinous ; surface at length poivdery ; form various.

27439 Mesenterica Retz. Mesent.-like subsolit. % aut.sp Y fallen branches Eng. bot. 709

27440 albida Hud. wbitish clustered 1 aut Wsh fallen branches Eng. bot. 2117
27411 intumescens E. B. tumid twisted lobes 2 wet w Br trunks of trees Eng. bot. 170

II. CURYNE Nees. — Fleshy, gelatinous, somewhat clavate.

27442 sarco'ides Fries flesh-like clustered f aut P rotten wood Eng. bot. 2450

27443 clavariaeformis Pers. Clavar.-lk gregarious 1 su.aut D1.O juniper stems Jac. ic. 648.

III. PHYI.LOPTA Fries. — Somewhat cartilaginous, expanded, leafy.

27444 biparasitica Fries parasitical deformed £ s Bl dead agaric

3151. EXI'DIA Fries EXHMA. (Exidio, to exude ; sporidia from receptacle.) 4—14

27445 auricula Juda; Fries Jew's-ear tufted 3 aut.w Blsh elder trunks Bolt. pil. 107

2 rubesccnti-fiiscaPr/tw redd.-brown tufted 3 aut.w Ksh elder trunks Eng. bot. 2447

£7446 reclsa Fries cut oft' gregarious f winter Brsh dead willows Eng. bot. 1819. \3oletif6rmis

27447 flaccida E. B flaccid thin f winter Dark oak bark Eng. bot. 2452

27448 glandulbsa Fries glandular verygelat. 2 aut Br dead trees Eng.bot.2448. T.arbbrea

3152. DACRY'MYCES Nees DACRYMYCES. (Dakry, a tear, myke, a fungus ; deliquescent nature.) 2.— 7.

27449 morif6rmis Fries mulberry-Ik sessile 0 aut Bl dead wood Eng. bot. 2446

27450 still&tus Nees trickling very soft J year O.Y rotten wood Grev. cryp, 159 ;

3153. PYRE^NIUM 'Fries PYRENIUM. (Pyren, a kernel ; appearance of plants.) 1.— 2.

27451 lignatile Fries wood firm & aut Pk. W on dead wood Grev. cryp. 276 _

3154. AGY'RIUM .Fries AGYRIUM. (Agyris, a crowd ; its clustered disposition.) 2. — 6.
274.52 caesium Fries caesious punctiform 0 year Ca?s dead pine wood

27453 rufum Fries red punctiform 0 year R dead wood Grev. cryp. 232

3155. HYMENE'LLA Fries HYME.VEI.LA. (Hymen, a membrane ; plants.) 1. — 4.

27454 vulgaris Fries common tumid £ aut Blsh nettle stems

3156. NTEMATE'LLA Fries N^E.MATELLA. (Nuima, gelatine, ello, to contain ; nucleus in recept.) 1. — 3.

27455 encephala Fries brain deformed £ aut Flesh dead pine wood

TRIBE II. PYRENOMYCETES.
Class I. SPH.SERIA^CEJ..

3157. SPH2E*RI A Hal. SPHJERIA. (Sphaira, a globe ; figure of plants.) 133. —350.

I. C6RDICEPS Fries. — Compound, club-shaped, simple or branched, stipitate.

27456 militaris Ehrh. military simple 2 aut R woods Sow. 60

27457 entomorrhizaDjc*. insect-rooted stalked 2 aut Fus dead larva; of insects Dick. cr. 1. 3. 3

27458 gracilis Grev. slender simple 3 aut Br moist places Grev. cryp. 86

27459 capitata Holmslc. capitate tufted 3 aut Br on Scler. cervinum Sow. 354

27460 ophioglossoldes Ehrh. Ophiogl.-lk stalked 2 aut Bk.Ol woods Bui. her. 440. 2

27461 alutacea Pers. tan-like brittle 2£ aut Tan dead pine leaves Sow. ]59

27462 digitata Pers. fingered tufted 2 year Bk stumps of trees Bui. her. 220

27463 polym6rpha Pers. multiform variable 2 aut Bk stumps of trees Grev. cryp. 237

27464 hyp6xylon Ehrh. on wood gregarious 2 aut Bk old trunks Sow. 55

27465 carpophila Pers. fruit-loving long-stmd 3 aut Bk on beech mast Pers. obs. 1. 3

II. PORONIA Pers. — Compound, cupulate, stalked or sessile, dotted.

27466 puncteta Saw. dotted gregarious f year Bk.W animal dung Grev. cryp. 327

III. PuiAiNAVjE Fries. — Compound, subhemispherical, sessile.

27467 concentrica Bol. concentric suberose 1 year Bk ash trunks Grev. cryp. 324

27468 fragiiormis Pers. strawberry-Ik clustered 0 year R dead branches Grev. cryp. 136
274R9 fusca Pers. brown suberose 0 year Br dead hazel Nees pilze 310

27470 multiforinis Fries many-shaped rough 0 year Bk dead branches Sow. 355

IV. CONNA^TJE Frits. — Compound, effused, undefined, plane.

27471 citrina Pers. lemon-eld downy 0 aut Y ground, trunks, &c. Grev. cryp. 215

27472 rubigini"isa Pers. rusty effused 0 year Br.R dead trunks Grev. cryp. 110

27473 se>pens Pers. creeping effused 0 year Bk dead branches Sow. 372" 11

27474 rambsa Sow. branching plane 0 aut Bk dead wood Sow. 395. 1

V. GLEB6s.E Schmidt. — Compound, determinate, separating from the subjacent body ; perithecia large.

27475 deusta Hofm. scorched unequal £ aut Brsh rotten stumps Grev. cryp. 324

27476 succenturiata Tode substituted oblong 0 year Bk dead branches Sow. 394. 8

27477 nummularia Dec. money effused 0 year Bk dead wood Sow. 3/3

VI. LiGN^SjE Schmidt. — Compound, determinate, adhering to the subjacent body ; bursting forth.

27478 bullata Ehrh. studded gregarious 0 spring Bk dead branches Sow. 216

27479 undulata Pers. wavy broad 0 year Bk dead branches Grev. crvp. 223

27480 stigma Hofm. dot effused 0 year Bk dead branches Grev. cryp. 223

27481 disciformis Hofm. disk-shaped gregarious 0 year Br.Bk dead branches Grev. cryp. 314

27482 verrucitformis/TArA. wart-shpd gregarious 0 aut Bk dead branches

2V4S3 flavovlrens Hofm. yellow green gregarious 0 year Bk dead branches Grev. cryp. 320

27484 immersa Sow. immersed effused 0 year Bk dead hazel Sow. 374. 1

27485 uda Pers. moist sub-immers. 0 year Bk dead wood Sow. 374. 4

VII. VERSA'TILES Fries. — Compound, determinate, adhering, at length bursting forth ; perithecia scattered.

27486 irregularis Sow. irregular prominent 0 aut Brsh dead wood Sow. 374. 9

27487 ouercina Pers. Oak gregarious 0 aut Bk dead oak branches Nees pilze 321

27488 ferruginea Pers. rusty gregarious 0 year Bk decayed hazel Pers. obs. 1. 5. 1

27489 elliptica Grev. elliptical gregarious £ year R.Br dead beech Grev. cryp. 114

' VIII. COVCRESCE'NTES Fries. — Compound, effused, indeterminate, adhering ; the perithecia only emerging.

27490 IHa Pers. broad effused 0 year Bk dead wood Sow. 373. 9

27491 millikria Fries thousand effused 0 year Gy dead wood

27492 velata Pers. veiled broad 0 aut Bk dead branches Sow. 373. 10

IX. CIRCUMSCRI'PT*: Fries. — Compound ; perithecia convergingin an entire receptacle, distinct from epidermis,

27493 spinbsa Pers. prickly effused 0 year Bk rotten wood Pers. syn. 2.9

27494 Prunastri Pers. Plum gregarious 0 year Bk dead sloe branches
2/495 Sorbi Schmidt Mountain Ash roundish 0 year Bk dead mountain ash
27496 corniculata Ehrh. horned sub-immers. 0 yoar Bk dead branches

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGL

457

X. INCURS* Fries. — Compound ; perithecia converging; stroma dimidiate, adnate with the epidermis.

27497 nivea Hofm. snowy pulverulent 0 year W dead branches Sow. 219

27498 leucostoma Pers. pale-mouthed imbedded 0 year W dead branches Sow. 372. 7

XI. OBVALLA'VE Fries. — Compound ,- stroma spurious ; orifices collected into a disk.

27499 lei pha2xmia Fries pale cortical 0 spring Pa dead oak branches Sow. 218?

27500 salicina Pers. Willow circular 0 year Wsh dead willow Tode fun. 107

XII. CIRCINAYE Pers. — Nearly simple ; perithecia in a circle beneath the epidermis.
27501 pulch^lla Pers. pretty depressed 0 year Bk dead beeches Grev. cryp. 67
2750-2 quatermita Pers. quaternate circinnate 0 year Bk dead branches

£7503 conve>gens Tode convergent subimmers.O year Bk dead branches Sow. 374. 6
XIII. C/EspiTos^E Pers. — Perithecia tufted on a subjacent stroma.

27504 cinnabarina Tode

27505 coccinea Pers.

27506 Btbis Tode

27507 /.aburni Pers.
27.508 Bei-bMAis Pers.

27509 cupularis Pers.

27510 Faccinii Sow.

27511 nidula Sow.

27512 -Pinastri Grev.

vermilion
scarlet •
Currant
.Laburnum
Berberry
cup-shaped
Whortle-berry tufted
nest-like tufted
Pinaster tufted

prominent

tufted

tufted

tufted

tufted

tufted

& year R dead branches Grev. cryp. 135

0 year R dead trunks Sow. 255

0 year Br.R dead currant Tode fun. 103

0 year Bk dead laburnum Nees pilze 325

0 year Bk dead berberry Grev. cryp. 84

dead branches Pers. syn. 1.9
dead whortle-berry Sow. 373. 1

bean roots Sow. 394. 2

0 winter Bk
0 winter Bk
0 year Bk

0 year Dk.R dead spruce branches Grev. cryp. 50
XIV. CONFLUE'NTES Fries. — Perithecia emerging from the stroma, at length confluent.

27513 elongata Fries long black cracks 0 year Bk furze branches Grev. cryp. 195

27514 melogramma Pers. black-lined lines 0 spring Bk dead beeches Bui. her. 492.

XV. SER.I AVIVE Fries. — Perithecia immersed in the stroma, in parallel lines.
27515/ilicina Fries Fern lines 0 spring Bk dead brake stems Sow. 394. 10

27516 Junci Fries Rush interrupt, lines 0 year Bk dead rushes

27517 striasformis Fries channel-fmd crowd, lines 0 aut Bk dead herb stems

27518 rtrundinacea Sow. Reed confl. lines 0 spring Bk dead reed stems Sow. 336

27519 nebulosa Pers. cloudy dim spots 0 spring Gy dead herb stems Nees pilze 341
XVI. Co.vFE'nTjE Fries. — Stroma little or none ; perithecia innate in the substance of leaves, crowded,

27520 Graminis Fries Grass confl.patch. 0 aut Bk dead grass leaves Nees pilze 314

27521 fimbriata Pers. fringed little mass 0 aut Bk hornbeam leaves

27522 Curyli Bntsch Hazel circles 0 su Bk live hazel leaves Grev. cryp. 330

27523 blfrons Schmidt two-fronted scattered 0 year Bk dead oak leaves Sow. 373. 4

XVII. BYSSISENDJE Fries. — Simple ,• perithecia glabrous, on a subjacent tomentose stratum.

27524 aurantia Pers. Orange-eld byssoid 0 aut O decaying fungi, &c. Grev. cryp. 78

27525 rose! la A. Sf S. pink byssoid pat. 0 aut Pk moist wood, £c. Grev. cryp. 138

27526 byssiseda Tode flax-like patches 0 spring Gy.Br dead wood Tode fun. 69

27527 tristis Tode melancholy byss. spots 0 spring Bk dead trunks Pers. ic. pict. 12. 5

XVIII. ViLL6s,E Fries. — Simple ,• perithecia hairy or downy.
wood emerging 0 year Bk dead wood Grev. cryp. 82

fleecy moist 0 year Wsh rotten wood Sow. 373. 12

hairy 0 aut Pa

hairy 0 spring Bk

broad 0 aut Bk

27528 lignaria Grev.

27529 ovina Pers.

27530 canescens Pers.

27531 biformis Pers.

27532 Hacbdium Pers.

27533 hirsuta Fries

27534 crinUa Pers.

27535 pili'isa Pers.

27536 hispida Tode

27537 calva Tode

cancscent

two- formed

Racodium

hirsute

hairy

pilose

hispid

bald

rotten wood

ground, and rotten wood Sow. 373. 7

dead wood

aggregated 0 aut Bk dead wood Sow. 386. 3 ?

imbedded 0 year Bk soft decayed wood
short-hair. 0 aut Bk dead wood Pers. ic. pict. 10. 9

scattered 0 aut Bk dead branches Tode fun. 84
shining 0 aut Bk dead branches Tode fun. 10. 83

XIX. DENUDA YE Fries. — Simple; perithecia glabrous, rounded at the base.

£7538 aurea Grev. golden crowded 0 aut O

S7539 Pezlza Pers. Pezi/a little clust. 0 aut R

27540 sanguinea Sib. blood-red minute 0 spring 11

27541 aff inis Grev. allied parasitic 0 aut R

27542 epispha2xria Tode upon SphzeYia punctiform 0 spring R

27543 pomiformis Pers. apple-shaped minute 0 year Bk

27544 mamma?for mis Pers. nipple-shpd large 0 year Bk

27545 bombarda Batsch 'musket long | year Bk

27546 spermoldes Hofm. seed-like crowded 0 aut Bk

27547 moriformis Tode mulberry-shpd wrinkled 0 year Bk

27548 verruobsa Grev. warty scattered 0 aut Bk

27549 pulvis pyrius Pers. chimney-dust crowded 0 year Bk

27550 pulveracea Ehrh. dusty crowded 0 year Bk

27551 myriocarpa Friet myriad-ftd shining 0 yeat Bk

decayed large fungi Grev. cryp. 47

dead wood Grev. cryp. 186

dead wood Grev. cryp. 175

Bangz'rt atrovirens Grev. cryp. 186

SphaeYia stigma Grev. cryp. 175

dead wood Sow. S93. 7

rotten wood Sow. 236

rotten wood Nees pilze 357

rotten stumps Grev. cryp. 6

dead branches Sow. 337. 373. 2
dead Polyp, abietina Grev. cryp. 39

dead wood Grev. cryp. 152
dead wood

dead wood Grev. cryp. 152

XX. PERTI^SA Fries. — Simple ; perithecia glabrous, flattened at the base.

27552 nucula Fries small nut minute 0 year Bk oak trunks

XXI. CERATOSTOM/E Fries. — Simple, sitbimmersed ; mouth cylindrical, elongated, free.

27553 pilifera Fries hair-bearing naked 0 year Bk dead 'pine wood Nees pilze 354

27554 cirrhosa Pers. tendrilled emerging 0 year Bk soft dead wood Pers. ic. pict. 24. 3

XXII. OBTE'cTjE Fries. — Simple, quite immersed, protruding a neck which contains the orifice.

27555 eiitypa Fries well marked minute spotO year Bk dead branches Sow. 217

27556 ditopa Fries double volva minutediskO spring Bk dead alder branches

27557 vibratilis Fries quivering concealed 0 aut Bk dead plum branches

27558 inquinans Tode staining black spot 0 aut Bk dead branches Sow. 372.5

XXIII. OBTURATE Fries. — Simple, innate, at length bursting from the epidermis.

27559 Lonteene Sow. Honeysuckle cracks 0 year Bk dead honeysuckle branches Sow. 393. 6

27560 strobillna Holm cone irregular 0 year Bk dead fir cones

XXIV. SUBTE'CT* Fries. — Simple, innate, the upper part at length exposed.

27561 Tamariscinus Grev. Tamarisk immersed " 0 " year Bk

27562 semi-immersa Pers half-immers. shining 0 year Bk

27563 sphzerocephalaStAtw/n. globe-headed grega. 0 year Bk

27564 sepincola Fries hedge-inhabiting minute 0 year Bk

27565 arbuticola Sow. Arbutus dwell, confluent 0 year Bk

27566 Taxi Sow. Yew distinct 0 year Bk

27 567 atro.virens Tode (£) dark-green wrinkled 0 year Gy

XXV. CAULI'COL-E Fries. — Simple, concealed, at length exposed by the deciduous epidermis, j

27568 acuminata Sow. pointed gregarious 0 year Bk dead thistle stems Sow. 394. 3

27569 curvirostra Sow;, crooked-beaked gregarious 0 year Bk dead Umbelliferae Sow. 373.5

27570 acuta Hofm. acute dot-like 0 year Bk dead Umbelliferss Grev. cryp. 239

dead Tarn. germ. Grev. cryp. 45
dead honeysuckle

dead branches Sow. 375. 2 ?

dead branches Sow. 370. 5
dead /irb. UV. U'rsi Sow. 370. 6

dead yew leaves Grev. cryp. 13
dead box leaves,&c.

458

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

CLASS XXIV.

27571 millepunctataGrw. 1000-dotted

27572 complanata Tode flat

27573 doliolum Pen. little-cask

27574 Plsi Sow. Pea

27575 herbarum Pers. herbs

27576 nigrella Fries blackish

minute 0 year Bk

punctiform 0 year Bk

conical 0 year Bk

scattered 0 winter Bk

punctiform 0 year Bk

long spots 0 spring Bk

dead ash branches Grev. cryp. 201

dead herb stems Tode fun. 88

dead herb stems Grev. cryp. 239

dead peas haulm Sow. 393. 8
dead herb stems

dead hemp nettle Fries obs. 4. 2

XXVI. FOLII'COL/E Fries. — Simple, adnate, concealed, not on a circumscribed spot ; epiphyllous.

27577 tubaf6rmis Tode

27578 gnomon Tode

27579 set\cea Pers.

27580 Solani Pers. Potato punctiform 0 aut

27581 potiolorumSc/««?m. petioles rigid 0 aut

27582 dfiplex Sow. double immersed 0 aut

27583 //£dera Sow. Ivy scattered 0 year

27584 .E'mpetri Fries Crake-berry punctiform 0 year

27585 microscopica Grey, microscopic dot-like sp. 0 year

tube-shaped scattered 0 winter Br
gnomon punctiform 0 winter Bk
bristly minute 0 winter Bk

Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk

27586 maculasformisP^rs. spot-shaped punctiform 0 year

27587 punctiformis Pers. dot-shaped shining 0 year

27588 ./Egopodii Pers. Gout-weed spots 0 aut

3158. VERMICULAVRI A Tode VERMICULARIA. (Vermiculus, little worm ; arrangement of seeds) 1. —5.

27589 trichella Fries small hairy minute 0 aut Bk dead ivy leaves Grev. cryp. 345

dead tree leaves Grev. cryp. 335

dead hazel leaves Grev. cryp. 333

dead leaves

rotten potatoes

dead leaf-stalks

dead reed-mace, &c. Sow. 375. 4. £394. 7

dead ivy leaves Sow. 371. 5

dead crake-berry leaves

dead Port, laurel leaves

dead leaves Sow. 370. 7

dead oak leaves, &c.

dying gout-weed leaves

3159. DOTHI'DEA Fries DOTHIDEA.

(Dothien, a tubercle, eidos, similar.) 8. — 54.

0 year Bk dead R. currant stems Nees pilze 312

0 su Bk dead birch leaves Grev. cryp. 200

0 aut IronGy dead elm leaves Grev. cryp. 200

0 aut Bk dead brake leaves Reb. neo. 1. 3

0 su Bk live Geran. leaves

0 aut Bk dead Umbelliferee

0 aut Bk live alder leaves Grev. cryp. 146

0 su Bk live Geran. Robert. Grev. cryp. 146

3160. POLYSTI'GMA Pers. POLYSTIGMA. (Polys, many, stigma, a mark.) 2.

27598 r&brum Pers. red innate 0 aut R live sloe leaves Grev. cryp. 120

27599 f&lvum Pers. '•* fulvous innate 0 aut Br.R live bird-cherry leaves

27590 ribesia Fries
27591 Aetulina Fries
27592 t/'lmi Fries
27593 Pt^ridis Fries
27594 Gerknii Fries
27595 Himantia Fries
27596 alnea Fries
27597 Kobertiana Fries

Currant elliptical
Birch shining
Elm convex
Brake irregular
Geranium spots
Himantia broad
Alder numerous
Herb Robert shining

Class II. PHACIDIA^CEI.
3161. TY'MPANIS Tode TYMPANIS. (Tympanon, a drum ; resemblance of the young velum.) 2. — 8.

27600 «'lnea Fries Alder

27601 conspe"rsa Fries sprinkled

3162. CENANGrUMjFVtes CENANGIUM.

27602 Prunastri Fries Plum tufted

27603 C£rasi Fries Cherry variable

27604 Aucupariaj Fries MountainAsh tufted

27605 ferruginosum Fries rusty tufted

27606 ^uercinum Fries Oak

minute
crowded

waved

0 spring Bk
0 year Gy

0 aut
0 aut
0 year

3163. HETEROSPHJE^RIA Grev. HETEROSPH^ERIA. (Heteros, variable, sphaira, sphere.)

27607 patella Grev.

dish

dead alder branches

dead branches Grev. cryp. 3. 38

(Kenos, empty, aggeion, vessel.) 5. — 30.

0 aut Bk dead plum branches
0 year Bk dead cherry branc. Pers. ic. pict. 10. 1
Gy dead mountain ash
R.Br. on dead firs Grev. cryp. 197

Bk.Gy dead oak branches Sow. 373. 3.

-2.

shining 0 year Bk dead herb stems Grev. cryp. 103

3164. LCTPHIUM Fries LOPHIUM. (Lophion, a hillock ; completely evolved.) 2. —3.

27608 elatum Grev. tall scattered •& year Bk pine bark Grev. cryp. 177

27609 my til mum Fries limpet-shaped crustaceousO year Bk pine bark Grev. cryp. 177

3165. RHYTI'SMA Fries^ RHYTISMA. (Rhytis, a wrinkle j plants.) Xylbma of authors. 6

27610 corrugatum Fries wrinkled gregarious 0 year Bk

27611 Andr6med« Fries Andromeda shining 0 aut Bk
276l2salicinum Fries Willow solid spots 0 aut Bk

27613 acerinum Fries Maple broad spots 0 su Bk

27614 punctatum Fries dotted gregarious 0 su Bk

27615 Urtlcss Fries Nettle broad spots 0 aut Bk

crust of lichens Eng.bot.464. L. gramif.

live wild rosemary

liv.Sal caprae^alvs Grev. cryp. 118

liv. sycamore Ivs Grev. cryp. 118

liv. sycamore Ivs

dead nettle stems

(Hysteresis, penury; appearance of infested trees.) 16. — 52

3166. PHACI'DIUM Fries PHACIDIUM. (Phakos, a lentil, eidos, similar.) 4. —20.

27616 coronatum Grev. crowned black spot 0 year Bk dead oak leaves Grev. cryp. 52

27617 dentatum Schmidt toothed white spot 0 year Bk oak leaves

27618 Pini Fries Fir disk-like 0 year Bk Scotch fir trunks Nees pilze 399

27619 .Bubi Fries Bramble confluent 0 spring Bk raspberry leaves

3167. HYSTE^RIUM Tode HYSTERIUM.

27620 lineare Fries linear lines 0 year Bk

27621 maculire Fries pale spotted blotches 0 aut Bk

27622 flabi Pers. Bramble-*«wrf lines 0 aut Bk

27623 fohicolum Fries leaf-inhabiting dot-like 0 spring Bk

27624 melaleucum Fries blk & white dot

27625 pulicare Pers.

27626 Fraxini Pers.

27627 ^uercinum Pers.

flea-like

Ash

Oak

27628 angustatum Pers. narrowed

27629 Pinastri Pers.

27630 Juniperi Grev.

27631 gramineum Pers.

27632 varium Fries

27633 degenerans Fries

Pinaster

Juniper

Grass

variable

inconstant

27634 orundinaceum Schr. Reed

0 au

very grega. 0 year

corneous 0 year

gregarious 0 yaar

minute ' 0 year

scattered 0 year

spots 0 year

gregarious 0 year

unequal 0 year

emerging 0 year

Bk
Bk
Bk

Grev. cryp. 167
Grev. cryp. 129

innate 0 spring Bk

dead wood

dead leaves

bramble branches Grev. cryp. 24

common ivy leaf Grev. cryp. 129

Vac. ritis idae^a Grev. cryp. 88

rugged oak bark Grev. cryp. 167

dead ash branches Grev. cryp. 72

Gy.Br dead oak branches

Dl.Bk dead wood & stumps

Bk dead Scotch fir Ivs Grev. cryp. GO
dead juniper leaves Grev. cryp. 26
dead grass leaves Grev. cryp. 87
oak bark Grev. cryp. 233

dead bog whortle-berry branches
dead reed culms Sc.'sam. 2. 3. 3
dead fir cones

Bk
Bk
Bk
Bk

27635 conigenum Moug. cone-sprung punctiform 0 year Bk

3168. EXCI'PUL A Fries EXCIPULA. (Excipio, to catch ; roughness to the touch.) 1. — 6.

27636 .Shbi Fries Bramble punctiform 0 aut Bk dead raspberry stem Grev. cryp. 334

Class III. CY'TISPO'>REI.

3169. SPHJERONJFMA Fries. SPHJJRON^MA. (Sphairc, sphere, naima, gelatine ; receptacle) 1.— 15.

27637 subulatum Fries awl-shaped spiculiform •& aut Cin on agarics Grev. cryp. 189

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

3170. SEPTCPRIAF>7<?s SEPFORIA.
27638 Ulmi Fries Elm-le<tf stains

(Septum, a division ; sporidia.)
0 aut Br elm leaves

459

1. — 2.
Grev. cryp. 112

3171. CYTI'SPORA Ehren. CYTISPORA. (Kystis^a. bladder, spora, a sporule.) 4. — 18. SphaTria Sow.

27639 chrysosperma Fries yellow-seed. spots 0 year Bksh poplar bark Sow. 138 cirrhafa

27640 flosarum Grev. Rose twig pustular 0 aut Pallid dead rose branches Grev. cryp. 20

27641 leucospe'rma Fries pale-seeded scattered 0 year W dead branches Hof. cryp. 1.

27642 guttifera Fries drop-bearing gelatinous 0 year Pa dead branches

3172. CEUTHO'SPOR A Fries CEUTHOSPORA. (Keutho, to hide, spora, a sporule.) 3. — ?

27643 phacidioldes Grev. Phacidiura-lk innate 0 year Bk dead holly leaves Grev. cryp. 253

27644 Lauri Grev. Laurel pustulate 0 year Bk dead laurel leaves Grev. cryp. 254
27646 phaeocomes Fries dark-haired minute 0 aut Bk dead /fulcus m611is Grev. cryp. 69.

3173. PHCPMA Fries

27646 saligna Fries

27647 P6puli Fries

27648 pustula Fries

PHOMA. (Phos, a pustule ; appearance of plants.) 3. — 5. Sphafria Sow.

\Villow-fea/ pimpled 0 w.sp Brsh dead willow leaves Sow .372. 1. salicina

pimpled 0 w.sp
pustule-tate prominent 0 aut

Test
Br

dead poplar leaves Sow. 374. 2
dead oak leaves

Class IV. XYLOMA'CEI.

3174. ACTINOTHY'RIUM Kunze ACTINOTHYRIUM. (Aktin, a ray, thyrion, a little door.)

27649 Gframinis Kunze Grass gregarious 0 spring Bk culms of grasses Grev. cryp. 218

3175. PROSTHETMIUM Kunze PROSTHEMIUM.
27650 ietulinum Kunxe Beech minute 0 aut

(Prosthema, an addition.)
Bk trunks of trees

3176. LEPTOSTRO>MA Fries LEPTOSTROMA.

27651 scirpinum Fries Rush

27652 caricinum Fries Sedge
27653 /ilicinum Fries Fern
27654 SpiraAe Fries Spiraea

(Leptos, thin, stroma, a layer ; consistence.) 4. — 9.
spots 0 su.au Bk Scirpus lacfistris Fries obs. 1. 6

punctiform 0 spring Bk dead leaves of Carices Fries obs.2. 7. 4
elongated 0 aut Bk stalks of ferns
irregular 0 spring Bk stalks of Spiral

3177. ECTOSTRCTMA Fries ECTOSTROMA.

27655 /'ridis Fries Iris oblong

27656 Lauri Fries Laurel very thin

(Ektos, without, stroma, a layer.)
0 su Bk leaves of 7. Pseudac.
0 aut Bk dead laurel leaves

2. — 10

3178. ASTERO^MA Dec. ASTEROMA. (Aster, a star.) 6. — ?

27657 I I hni Grev. Elm pale spots 0 year Bk living elm leaves

27658 Alchemtlla: Grev. Lady'sMantle pale spots 0 year Bk living AlchemlUa Ivs

27659 Prunella Presl Self-heal radiating 0 su Bk Prunella vulg. Ivs
276f>0 P adi Grev. Bird-cherry radiating 0 su Br live bird-cherry Ivs

27661 P^ri Grev. Apple tree spreading 0 su Br live apple-tree Ivs

27662 fraxini Grev. Ash very fine 0 su Bk live ash leaves

TRIBE III. GASTEROMYCE^TES.
Class I. ANGIOGA'STRES. — Division I. Phalloidece.

3179. PHA'LLUSMr. PHALLUS. (Phallos, Gr. ; resemblance.) 2.— 9.

276,>3 fte'tidus Pers. fetid Morel fetid 8 su Wsh woods & hedges Grev. cryp. 213. & 214

27664 caninus Hud. dog smaller 4 aut Pk rotten hazel trunks Sow. 330

3180. BATTA'RR.E^ Pers. BATTARRKA.
27665 phalloides Pers. Phallus-like long

(A. J. Baftarra, a cryptogamic botanist.) 1.

7 aut Br banks Sm. spic. 1. 12.

Division II. Tuberdcei.

3181. 7TPBER MX. TRUFFLE. (An ancient Roman name for a fungus.) 2. — 5.

27666 cibarium Sibth. food esculent 1£ winter Bk under ground Bui. her. 356

27667 albidum CCES. whitish less fragrant | su.aut Wsh underground

3182. RHIZOPOX3ON Fries RHIZOPOGOX. (Ehizn, root, pogon, beard.) 1. — *.

27668 albus Fries white flocculcnt \ aut W.R way sides Bui. her. 404
Lycoperdon gibbosura Dick.

Division III. Nidulariacei.

3183. NTDULA^RIA Bui. NIDULARIA.

i. (NHifs,nest; plants consist of cups containing egg-like seeds.) 3.-12.

£766!) striata Bui. striated gregarious | aut Br rotten leaves Sow. 29. hirsuta

27670 campaimlata Sib. bel'-shaped flocculent | aut Gy rotten wood Sow. 28

27671 Crucibulum Pers. crucible coriaceous j aut Ysh dead wood Grev. cryp. 34

3184. MYRIOCO'CCUM Fries MYRIOCOCCUM. (Mt/rios, myriad, kokkos, berry.)

27672 pra;xcox Fries early confluent £ spring W dead leaves

3185. POLY ANGrUM Lk. POLYANGIUM. (Polys, many, apgeion, a capsule; peridium.) 1

27673 vitelllnum Lk. yo\k-colored gregarious 0 aut Y damp trunks Nees pilze 131

Division IV. Carpoboli.

3186. ATRACTO'BOLUS Tode ATUACTOBOLHS. (Atraktos, a spindle, boleo, to eject.) 1.
27674 ubiquit&rius Tode universal powdery 0 year W wood, stones, &c. Tode fun. 9

318V. THELE'BOLUS Tode THELEBOLT-S.
27675 store?) reus Tode dung gregarious

(Thde, a nipple, boleo, to eject.)
•& au.sp Ysh cow dung

1.— -3.

Nees pilze 363

460

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

CLASS XXIV.

3188. SPH.ERO'BOLUS Tode
27676 stellatus Tode starry

SPH.EROBOLUS. (Sphaira, a sphere, boleo, to eject.) 1. — 2.

emerging -L su.aut Pa.Y dead wood, &c. Grev. cryp. 158

3189. FILO'BOLUS Tode PILOBOLUS.
27677 crystallinus Tode pellucid fugacious
2 r6ridus Pers. dewy fugacious

(Pilos, a cap, boleo, to eject.)
| year JBk horse dung
i year PI horse dung

Bolt, pil 133. 1
Bolt. pil. 133. 4.

Class II. TRICHOSPE'RMI. — Division I. Sclerodermei.

3190. SCLERODE'RMA Pers. SCLERODERMA. (Skleros, hard, derma, a skinj nature of coat.) 4. — 14.

27678 verrucbsum Pers. warty handsome 5 aut Y.Br plantations Grev. cryp. 48

27679 Cepa Pen. Onion surf.variab.2 aut Y.Br plantations Grev. cryp. 66
Tuber solidum With.

27680 citrinum Pers. lemon-eld tessellated 2 aut Pa.Y about oak roots Bolt. pil. 116

27681 spadiceum Pers. light red tessellated 1 su Pa.Br beech trunks Schasff. 188

Division II. Lycoperdinei.

3191. LYCOPE'RDON MX. PUFF-BALL. (Lykos, a wolf, perdo, crepito ; application not known.) 5. — 11.

27682 Bovista Pers. Bovista turbinate 3 aut Wsh pastures Sow. 332. Proteus

27683 prat£nse Pers. meadow | subterra. 2 su.aut W pastures Bui. her. 435. 2

27654 excipulifi'jrme Pers. Excipula-lk chan. to br. 2 aut W pastures Bui. her. 430 2

27655 pyriforme Pers. pear-shaped tufted 1| su.aut Pa.Br about tree stumps Grev. cryp. 304
27686 perlatum Pers. pearled tufted 3 aut W woods FL dan. 1120

3192. BOVISTA Pers. BOVISTA.

27687 nigri^scens Pers. nigrescent

27688 gigantea Nees gigantic

(Latinised from bqftst, its German name.) 2. — 4.

becom. blk. 2 su.aut W pastures Sow. 331

cracking 12 su.aut Y.W pastures Grev. cryp. 336

3193. GEA'STRUM MX. GEASTRUM. (Ge, the earth, aster, a star ; stellate appearance.) 4. —5.

27689 coliforme Pers. distaff-shaped subsolitary 2 aut Brsh pastures Dick cr. 3. 4. Lycoperd.

27690 Woodward* Pers. Woodward's subsolitary 1 aut D. Br dry hanks Bry.hist.l9.LycoptVrfon

27691 quadrifidum Pers. quadrifid subsolitary 2 aut Wsh pine woods Schaeff ittS.L.forniciitum

27692 multifidum Pers. many-cleft subsolitary sp.aut Br moors Grev. cryp. 306
Lycoperdon rec6lligens Woodw.

3194. TULO'STOMA Pers. TULOSTOMA. (Tulos a wart, stoma, the mouth ; nature of orifice.) 1. — 3.

27693 brumalc Pers. winter subsolitary 1 au.o W.Br pastures Grev. cryp. 340

Division III. Physnrei

3195. LYCO'G ALA MX. LYCOGALA. (Lykos, a wolf, gala, milk ; early state like a mass of thick cream.) 1.— ?

27694 miniata Pers. vermilion granular 0 sp.aut R rotten wood Grev. cryp. 38

3196 DIDY'MIUMScAr. DIDVHIUM. (Didymas, double; inner and outer peridium.) 1. — ?

27695 globfjsum Lk. globose sessile | aut Gy dead leaves Grev.cryp.l22..DjWr»i.

3197. PHYSARUMP<>rs. PHYSARUM.

27696 sulcltum Lk.

27697 nutans Pers.

27698 nigripes Lk.

27699 viride Pers.

27700 leucopus Lk

27701 aureum Pers.

(Physa, a bladder ; appearance of peridium.) 6. — ?

furrowed weak £ sp.aut Gy rotten wood

nodding weak J aut Gy rotten wood

black-stmd firm ± aut D.Gy rotten wood

green rather weak £ aut Y.G rotten wood

white-stmd very stiff £ aut Gl dead beech wood
golden gregarious -fa sp.aut Y decaying trunks

Bui her. 407. 3
Stur. deu. 42
Bui. her. 481. 1.

Grev. cryp. 125

3198. LEOCA'RPUS Lk. LEOCARPUS. (Leios, smooth, karpos, fruit ; peridium.) 1. — ?

27702 vernicbsus Lk. varnished encrusted | aut R.Br stems of grasses Grev. cryp. Ill
Lycoperdon fragile Sow.

3199. LEANGrUMi*. LEANGIUM. (Leios, smooth, aggeion, a vessel ; peridium.) 2. —

27703 floriforme Lk. flower-like scattered •& aut Y decaying trunks Bui. her. 371

27704 Trevelyam Grev. Trevelyan's scattered -fa aut Pa.Br leaves of mosses Grev. cryp. 132

5200. PERICH^NA Fries PEHICHJE.YA. (Peri, around, ischano, to compress.) 2. — 4.

27705 strobilina Fries Fir-cone crowded tW year Br cones of P. .4'bies Grev. cryp. 275

27706 populina Fries Poplar gregarious <fa aut Br.Y dead trunks Grev. cryp. 252

3201. CRATE'RIUM Trent CRATERIITM.

27707 leucocephalum Trent, white-head pretty

27708 vulgare Dit common pretty
Cyathus minutus Soiv.

(Krater, a cup ; form of peridium.) 2. — 6.

j aut R.Br mosses, &c. Grev. cryp. 65

£aut R.Br mosses, &c. Sow. 239

3202. LFCF.A Schr. LICEA. (Meaning not explained.)

27709 fragiformis Nees strawberry-Ik pulpy 0 aut D1.R rotten wood

1.— ?
Grev. cryp. 308

Division IV. Angioridii.

3203. ANGTORI'DIUM Grev. ANGIORIDIUM.
27710 sinuosum Grev. waved gregarious

Reticularia sinuusa Sutu.

(Aggelon, a vessel, eidos, like.1 1.

aut ' W dead sticks, &c. Grev. cryp. 310

Division V. Trichiacei*

3204. TRT'CHIA Pers. TRI. (Thrix, hair; internal mass of elastic fibres expanding after head bursts.) 4.-?

27711 reticulata Pers. netted pulpy 0 aut Ysh rotten wood Grev. cryp. 266

27712 ovata Pers. ovate crowded 0 aut Y rotten wood Sow. 85. turbinata
27713fallax Pers. deceitful variable 0 aut Rsh rotten wood Sow. 279

Grev.cryp. 281. in part.

Sphaerocarpus fragilis Sow.
27714 nltcns Pers. shinim

shining gregarious & aut Rsh.Y rotten wood

ORDEK. IX. CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. 461

."5205. ARCY'RIA Pers. ARCYRIA. (Arkys, a net ; sporules fastened together by a network of fibres.) 4-?

27715 punicea Pers. crimson gregarious \ su.aut C rotten wood Grev cryp 130
Trichia denudata Sow. 29

27716 flava Pers. yellow weak | su.aut Pa.Y rotten wood Grev. cryp. 309

27717 incarnata Pers. Qesh-colored conical J aut Pk rotten wood

27718 leucocephala Hofm. white-head, gregarious J aut W rotten wood Hof. ger. 2. 6. 1

320f>. STEMONTTIS Pers. STEMOMTIS. (Stemon, a stamen ; form of some species.) 2 ?

27719 fasciculata Pers. fascicled dense f su.aut Bk.Br rotten wood Grev crvn 170
TrJchianftdaSow.

27720 papillata Pers. pimpled scattered j aut D.Br rotten wood Nees pilze 10. 118

3207. CRIBRA^RIA Schr. CRIBUARIA. (Cribrum, a sieve; upper part of peridium.) 1 ?

27721 micropus Schr. small-stmd pin-headed -fa aut Br pine trunks Sc. gen. nov. 2. 1-2

3208. DICTY'DIUM Schr. DICTYDIUM. (Diktyon, a net, eidos, similar ; peridium.) l._?

27722 cernuum Nees drooping pin-headed ^ year Bk rotten wood Grev. cryp. i,

cryp. 153

Class III. TRICHODERMA'CEI., — Division I. (Ethallni.

5209. SPUMASRIA Pers. SPUMARIA. (Spuma, froth ; appearance.) 1. ?

27723 Mucilago Pers. Mucilage frothy 1 aut Br rotten wood, grass, &c. Grev. cryp. 267

3210. JETHA^LIUM Lk. ^ETHALIUM. (Aithales, splendid ; appearance.) 1—2
27721 flavum Lk. yellow flocculent 1 aut Y.Br on bark in stoves Grev. cryp. 272

3211. RETICULAXRIA Bui. RETICULARIA. (Reticulum, a net ; appearance.) 2. — ?

27725 argentea Bui. silvery fragile f aut W rotten wood, &c. Grev. cryp. 106

27726 minuta Grev. minute fragile 0 aut W dead leaves and sticks Grev. cryp. 40

Division II. Trichodermei.

3212. AMPHISPOMIIUM Lk. AMPHISPORIUM. (Amphl, on either side, spora, a sporule.) I.

27727 versicolor Lk. changeable spots 0 winter Y hyacinths in glasses Nees pilze 100

3213. INSTITAVLE Fries INSTITALE. (Instila, a fringe ; appearance of plants.) 2.

27728 racliata Fries radiating woolly £ aut Br on plastered walls Sow. 145

27729 agariciformis Fries Mushr.-like downy •& aut Br rotten wood Sow. 146
Lycop£rdon radiatum and agariciforme Sow.

Division III. Pilicrini.

3214. ASTERO'PHORA Dit. ASTEROPHOHA. (Aster, star, phoreo, to bear.) 1.

27730 lycoperiioldes Dit. Puff-ball-like woolly 1 aut Rsh rotten mushrooms Bui. her. 519. 1

3215. ONY GEN A Pers. ONVGE.VA. (Onyx, hoof, genos, offspring ; on hoofs and horns of animals.) 1. —3.

27731 equlni Pers. horse-hoof minute | aut Wsh decaying hoofs.and Grev. cryp. 343

similar substances

Division IV. Myrothedi.

3216. DICHOSPO^PiIUM Nees DICHOSPORIUM. (Dicha, double, spora, sporule ; double coat of peridium.) 1.

27732 aggrej,Atum Nees clustered spots 0 aut Bk bark of trees Nees pilze 99
Spumaria physaro'ides Pers.

3217. MYROTHEVCIUM Tode MYROTHECIU.M. (Myro, to distil, theke, thecium.) 1. — 3.

27733 Carmichaelw Grev. Carmichael's gregarious 0 aut W rotten bog matter Grev. cryp. 140

3218. TRICHODE'RMA Pers. TRICHODERMA. (Thrix, hair, derma, skin ; downy covering.) 1.—?

27734 viride Pers. green pulvinate J aut W.Gr dead branches Grev. cryp. 271

Class IV. ScLERoiiAvCEu£. — Division I. Rhizogbnei.

3219. RHIZOCTCTNIA Dec. RHIZOCTONIA. (Rhiza, root, htcino, to destroy ; roots it grows on.) 1.—3.

27735 Croc6rum Dec. Crocus-blight clustered 0 year Rsh saffron roots Nees pilze 135

Division II. Apiosporei.

3220. CHdSTO'MIUM Kunze CH^TOMUIM. (Chaite, a bristle; hairy appearance of plants.) 1. — 3.

27736 elatum Kunze tall bristly -fa aut Bk damp straw, &c. Grev. cryp. 230

3221. 1LLOSPONRIUM Mart. ILLOSPORIUM. (Hlo, to envelope, sporos, a sporule.) 1. — ?

27737 ruseum Fries rosy minute 0 aut Pk on Borrera ciliaris, &c. Grev. cryp. 51

Division III. Sclerotii.

3222. PERICPLA Fries PERIOLA. (Peri, about, ioulos, down ; appearance.) 1.

27738 tomentosa Fries downy scattered | spring W potato roots

3223. SPERMOFDI A Fries ERGOT. (Speima, seed, oideo, to swell ; diseased seeds.) 1. —2.

27739 clavus Fries spike, horn-shpd nauseous 0 su Bksh glumes of grasses

3224 ACROSPE RMUM Tode ACROSPERMUM. (Akros, the summit, sperma, seed ; situation.) 2. — 5.

27740 corn&tum Fries cornute gregar l aut Rsh putrid agarics Bui. her. 256

27741 compressura Tode compressed scattered 14& aut Bksh dead herb stalks Grev. cryp. 182

3225. SCLERO^TIUM Tode SCLEROTIUM. (Sklerotes, hardness ; texture of plants.) 11.— 54.

27712 scutellatum Alb. shield-like regular 0 spring Br dead leaves Grev. cryp. 144

S7743 guercinum Pers. Oak scattered 0 aut Bk dead oak leaves Grev. cryp. 77

462

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

CLASS XXIV,

27744 s^men Tode

seed-like

hard 1 aut Br

2 /frassica; Sol.

Cabbage

hard TO 0 winter Br

27745 A/uscorum Pers.

Mosses

irregular £ spring O.Y

27746 Fungbrum Pers.

Fungi

roundish 0 aut Br

27747 fructuum Grev.

fruit

confluent X aut Bk

27748 bullatum Dec.

blistered

confluent 0 aut Bk

27749 durum Pers.

hard

oblong 0 winter Bk

27750 /jopulinum Pers.
27751 salicinum Dec.

Poplar
Willow

patches 0 aut.w Rsh
patches 0 aut.w Rsh

27752 herbarum fw*

herbs

cunate 0 aut R.B

dead leaves, stalks, &c. Grev. cryp. 144

dead cabbage leaves Sow. 393. 3

stems of mosses Grev. cryp. 101

gills of dead agarics Sow. 287

rotten fruit

rotten gourds

dead herb stems Grev. cryp. 1

poplar leaves

willow leaves

herb leaves

Division IV. Perisporii.

(Greek name of mildew.)

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

0 aut

D

\Vsh

Sanguis6rba officinalis

9. —24.

3226. £RY'SIPHE Dec. MILDEW.

27753 fuliginea Lk. dark patches

27754 communis Lk. common powdery

1 Leguminosarum Lk. Legum. powdery

2 Umbelliferarum Lk. Umbellif. powdery

3 Cichoracearum Lk. Cichorac. powdery

4 .Ranunculacearum Z.fc..Ranunc. powdery

5 Polygonearum Lk. Polyguneae powdery

27755 lamprocarpa Lk. shining-ftd patches

27756 depressa Lk. depressed wide-spreading 0 su.aut Wsh on Compositaj

1 Bardanae Lk. Bardana wide-spreading 0 su.aut Wsh on A'rctium Bardana, and Zappa.

2 Artemisia: Lk. Wormwood wide-spreading 0 su.aut Wsh on ^rtemisfa vulgaris.

Wsh various leguminous plants. Grev. Cryp. 134

Wsh on various Umbelliferaj.

Wsh Composita?, TYagopbgon, Scorxonera, &c.

Wsh .Ranunculac. .Ranunculus, Aquildgia, &c.

Wsh Polyg6nea?. Common on Pol^g. aviculare.

Blsh Plantago media and major

27757 adunca Lk.

1 Populi Lk.

2 Prunastri Lk.

27758 bicornis Lk.

27759 divaricata Lk.

27760 penicillata Lie.

hooked patches

Poplar patches

Prunaster patches

forked powdery

divaricated powdery

penicillatc powdery

1 Grossulkriae Lk. Gooseberry powdery

2 Berberidis Lk. Barberry powdery

dropped distinct

Hazel distinct

Elm distinct

27761 guttata Lk.

1 C6ryli Lk.

2 tflmbrum Lk.

0 aut W on trees and shrubs Grev. cryp. 296

0 aut W on various species of P6pulus.

0 aut W on Prunus spindsa.

0 aut Wsh on various species of A\GTC

0 aut Wsh on Lonic^ra Caprifolium

0 su.aut Wsh on various trees and shrubs

0 su.aut Wsh on Kibes Grossularia.

0 su.aut Wsh on Berberis vulgaris.

0 aut Rsh on various trees

0 aut Rsh on Corylus ^vellana.

0 aut Rsh on species of elm.

3227. LASIO'BOTRYS Kunze LASIOBOTRYS. (Lasios, woolly, botrys, a bunch of grapes.) 1.

27762 Lookers Kunze Woodbine spots 0 su Bk live honeysuckle Ivs Grev. cryp. 191

TRIBE IV. CONIOMYCE^TES.
Class I. TUBERCULA'RINI. — Division I. Cej)halotrichei.

3228. ISA^RI A Pers. ISARIA. (Isos, equal ; filaments.) 1. — ?

27763 microscopica Grev. microscopic very min. 0 spring W Trlchia clavata Grev. cryp. 3

3229. A'NTHINA Fries ANTHINA. (Anthinus, florid ; color.)

27764 miniata Grev. scarlet gregarious 1 aut O.R on dead leaves

1. — ?
Purt. fl. 3. 18. Clavaria

3230. CEPHALO'TRICHUM Lk. CEPHALOTRICHUM. (Kephale, the head, thrix, hair.) 1. — ?
277ti5 nanum Lk. dwarf gregarious 0 aut Bk dead branches, &c.

3231. AMPHICHO'RDA Fries AMPHICHORDA.
2776o farinacea Grev. powdery long 0 aut

(Amphi, on either side, chorda, a cord.) 1. — ?

W rotten trunks under ground

Division II. Scoriadei.

3232. CER A^TIUM Alb. CEHATIUM. (Keration, a little horn ; form of plants.) 1. — ?

27767 flydnoldes Alb. Hydnum-lk fugacious ^ aut W dead wood Grev. cryp. 168

Division III. Dermosporei.

5233. JSGE'RITA Pers. ^EGERITA. (Aigeiros, a poplar ; first discovered on it.) 2. — 8.

27768 Candida Pers. white punctiform 0 aut W dead wood Grev. cryp. 268

27769 setusa Carm. bristly minute 0 aut W dead wood Grev. cryp. 2ti8

Division IV. Tubercitlarei.

3234. TUBERCULA^RIA Tode TUBERCULARIA.

(Tuberculum, a pimple; appearance of plants.) 4. —
year Dp.R decayed sticks Sow. 294

13.

Clavaria coccinea Sow.

27771 confluens Pers. confluent gregarious 0 aut. sp F.R dead sycamore branches

27772 granulata Pers. granulated scattered & aut Br dead branches Grev. cryp. 187

27773 discoidea Pers. disk-like crowded J aut R sycamore branches

3235. FUSA^RIUM Lk. FUSARIUM. (Fusus, a spindle, shape of sporules.) 1. — ?

27774 tremelloides Grev. Tremella-lk very small 0 spring Pksh dead nettle stems Grev. cryp. 10

Class II. MUCORINNI. — Division I. Sttib'mi.

.' 3256. STI'LBUM Tode STILBUM.
27775 vulgare Tode common

-i/776 citrinum Pers. lemon-eld

27777 tomentusum Schr. tomentose

(Stilbos, shining ; plants at first watery and gelatinous.) 3. — ?
very min. 0 aut Wsh decayed stems Tode fun. 2. 16
very min. 0 aut Y decayed stems
very min. 0 aut W Trichia nltens Grev. cryp. 281

3237. ASCO'PIIORA Tode ASCOPHORA.
27778 Jtfucedo Tode _ Mould crowded 0 year

, a bladder, phoreo, to bear.) 1.

Gl putref. paste, &c. . Grev. cryp. 269

OKDERIX. CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. 463

Division II. Mucorei.

3238. 3/lTCOR Pers. Mucon. (Muceo> to be musty ; on musty bread, vegetables, &c ) 2 34

27779 sterci.reus Grev. dung watery 2 winter W dung
Hydrophora stercbrea Tode

27780 canlnus Pers. dog minute £ year Y dog's dung Grev. cryp. 305

3239. THAMNFDIUM Lk. THAMNIDIUM. (TJiamnos, a twig ; appearance of plants under microscope.) 1.

27781 elegans Lk. elegant whorled ^ aut Pale putrid substances Nees pilze 75

3240. EUROTIUM Lk. EURO-HUM. (Euros was the Greek name of a sort of mouldiness.) 2. —

27782 herbaruirum Lk. herbarium punctiform 0 year Y dried plants Grev. cryp. 164

27783 .flosarum Grev. Roses patches 0 su W rose bushes Grev. cryp. 164

Division III. Acremonii.

3241. STACHYLI'DIUM Lk. STACHYLIDIUM. (Stachys, spike, eidos, similar; disposition of sporules.) 1.— 2.

27784 terrestre Lk. ground spreading ^ aut W dead wood Grev. cryp. 257

3242. ACREMCTNIUM Lk. ACREMONIUM. (Akremon, a branch ; thecae clustered about the plants.) 2.

27785 fuscum Schmidt brown patches 0 aut Ol.G dead sticks Grev. cryp. 124
277S6 verticillatum Lk. whorled creeping 0 aut W dead trunks Grev. cryp. 124

Class III. MUCE'DINES. — Division I. Trichothecii.

3243. CHLORI'DIUM Lk. CHLORIDIUM. (Chloros, pallid, eidos, appearance.) 1. — 2.

27787 griseum Ehren. grey very min. 0 year Gy rotten wood Grev.cryp.236. Cluelop.

Division II. Botrytidei.

3244. CORE^MIUM Lk. COREMIUM. (Korema, filth ; found there.) 1.—2.

27788 glaucum Lk. glaucous powdery J year Gl old paste, &c. Grev.cryp.301. Floccar.

3245. PENICI'LLIUM Lk. PENICILLIUM. (Penicillum, a painter's pencil ; form of filaments.) 2. —4.

27789 sparsum Grev. scattered broad lines ^ aut W rotten herbac. stems Grev. cryp. 58. 2

27790 glaucum Lk. glaucous tufts ^ year Gl rotten substances Grev. cryp. 58. 1

3246. ASPERGFLLUS Mich. MOULDINESS. (Aspergillum, a brush for lustration ; resemblance.) 4.— -9.

27791 glaucus Lk. blue patches 0 year B rotten substances Mag. ber. 3. 1. 23

27792 laneus Lk. woolly patches •& aut Wsh putrid fungi

27793 vlrens Lk. green broad spots ^ aut Gsh putrid fungi [barium

27794 penicillatus Grev. pencilled spots 0 year D.Gy damp specimens in Her- Grev. cryp. 22

3247. BO'TRYTIS Mich. BOTRYTIS. (Bofrys, a bunch of grapes ; clusters of seeds.) 10. —25.

27795 diffiisa Alb. diffuse broad tufts £ aut W rotten herbac. stems Grev. cryp. 126

27796 flgaricina Lk. Mushroom wool, coat 0 aut W decaying fungi Grev. cryp. 12G

27797 effusa Grev. effused spots 0 aut P.Gy underside of live leaves

27798 parasitica Pers. parasitic lax 0 sp.su W on shepherd's purse Sow. 359

27799 nigra L/C. black very powdery J aut Bk rotten trunks Grev. cryp. 274

27800 densa Dit. dense roundish 0 aut "W on mosses Stur. deu. 52

27801 polyspora Lk. many-seeded broad 0 aut W dead branches Stur. deu. 35

27802 macruspora Lk. long-seeded spreading 0 aut Ro.R dead leaves Stur. deu. 50

27803 murlna Dit. mouse-cW tufts 0 aut Gy rotten branches Stur. deu. 36

27804 Ieuc6spora Lk. pale-seeded woolly tufts 0 year Gy rotten pears

3243. ACROSPO^RIUM Nees ACROS. (Akros, summit, spora, sporule; upon summit of filaments.) 2.— ?

27805 monilio'ides Nees Monilia-like spots 0 sp aut W leaves of grasses Grev. cryp. 73

27806 fascicul&tum Grev. 'fascicled patches 0 spring Gl . rotten oranges

Division III. Trichomyci.

3249. SPORO'TRICHUM Lk. SPOROTRICHUM.

(Spore

s, a sporule, thrix, hair.) 9. — 49.

27807 macrosporumGrey. long-seeded spreading

0

sp.su

Hoa

apple leaves, &c.

27808 minutum Grev.

minute

dots

0

aut

W

on dung, &c.

Grev. cryp. 108

27809 sulphureum Grev.
27810 tenuissimum Grev,

yellow
thin

tufts
thin coat

0

0

year
aut

Y
W

damp corks, &c. in cellars Gre'v. cryp. 108
dead bark Wern. tr. 4. 5. 2

27811 badium Lk.

brown

spreading

0

aut

Fer

rotten trunks

27812 stcrcorarium Lk.

dung

tufts

0

year

0

damp cellars

27813 latebrarum Lk.

cavern

broad

1

year

W

rocks

27814 aureum Lk.

golden

spreading

o"

year

O.Y

rotten trunks

Bui. her. 504. 5

27815 fenestrale Dit.

Window

spots

0

year

W

damp glass

Nees pilze 47

3250. TRICHOTHE'CIUM Lk. TRICHOTHECIUM. (Thrix, hair, theke, thecium.) 2.—?

27816 rbseum Lk. rosy tufts 0 aut.w W rotten wood Grev. cryp. 172

27817 ? heterosporum Spr.various-seeded spots 0 aut Br dead caps. Gentidna campestris

3251. SEPEDO"N1UM Lk. SEPEnoNUTM. (Sepedon, putrescence; growing on putrid substances.) I.

27818 wsycophilum Lk. Fungus-loving cloudy 0 aut O dying fungi Grev. cryp. 198

3252. FUSI'DIUM £*. FUSIDIUM. (Fusus, a spindle; fusiform shape of sporidia/) 2.— 7.

27819 priseiim Grev. grey effused spo. 0 aut Wsh dead beech leaves Grev. cryp. 102

27820 flavo.v\rens Dit. yellow-green effused spo. 0 aut Ysh dead beach leaves Grev. cryp. 102

27821 candidum Lk. white effused spo. 0 aut W dead oak leaves

Division IV. Sporomyci.

3253. POLYTHRI'NCIUM Kunze POLYTHRINCIUM. (Polys, many, thrigkos, a little division.) I.

27822 TYilblii Kunxe Trefoil punctiforrn 0 aut Bk clover leaves Grev. cryp. 216 ,

464 CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI. CLASS XXIV.

3254. DEMAYTIUM Pen. DEMATIUM. (Diminutive of dema, a bundle ; mode of growth.) 1. — '
27823 articulatum Pers. articulated minute 0 aut Bksh stems of herbs Pers. Uisp. 4. 2.

Class IV. BYSSA'CEJE. — Division I. Rhizomorphece.

3255. RHIZOMO'RPHA Roth RHIZOMORPHA. (Rhiza, a root, morphe, form ; resemblance.) 4. — ?
27«V4 subcorticalis Pers. subcortical net-like 72 year Br beneath bark Sow. 392. 1 & 2. patens
2782.) dive>gens Grev. diverging creeping 24 aut Rsh beneath bark Grev. cryp. 154

27826 subterr&nea Pers. subterrane. filament. 24 year Bk mines

27827 medullaris Sm. medullary much bran. 144 year W cellars Lin. tr. 12. 20

3256. OZO^NIUM Lk. OZONIUM. (Otos, a branch ; filaments branched.) 1. — ?

27828 auricomum Lk. yellow-haired byssoid 3 aut O rotting wood Grev. cryp. 260

Division II. Racodiacece.

3257. RACCTDIUM Pers. RACODIUM. (Rakos, a torn garment ; appearance of plants.) 1 ?

27829 cellkre Pers. twne-cellar shaggy 3 year Sooty cellars Grev. cryp. 259
Fibrillaria vinaria Sow.

3258. HELMISPCTRIUM Lk. HELMISPORIUM. (Helming, a worm, spora, sporule.) 2. —8.
278;X) macrocarpon Grev. long-fruited broad 0 year Bk dead branches Grev. cryp. 148
27831 velutlnum Lk. velvet spreading 0 year Bk dead wood Grev. cryp. 148

3259. CLADOSPCPRIUM Lk. CLADOSPORIUM. (Klados, a branch, spora, a sporule; attached to.) 2. — 5.
£7832 herb&rum Lk. herbs very min. 0 su aut Ol G. dead stems Nees pilze 5. 64

27833 velutinum Grev. velvety patches 0 spring G.Bk rotten wood

3260. HELICOSPO^RIUM Nees. HELICOSPORIUM. (Helikos, twisted, spora, sporule; sporules curved.) 1.

27834 vSgetum Nces vigorous cloud-like 0 o Gy foot of trees Nees pilze 66

Division III. Byssea*

3261. MONI'LI A Pers. MONIUA. (MonUe, a necklace ; filaments articulated.) 1. — 12.
£7835 antennata Pen. antenna>-lk tufts 0 aut Bk dead wood Grev. cryp. 255

S262. TO'RULA Lk. TORULA. (Diminutive of torus, a twisted cord ; appearance of filaments.) 1. — ?

27836 herbarum Lk. herbs fragile 0 aut Bk dead stems

Class V. PHYLLERIAVCEJE.

32fi3. ERI'NEUM Pers. ERINEUM. (Erinos, a hedgehog erinaceous appearance.) 19. — 40.

27837 aureum Pers. golden velvety spots 0 su Bt.Y Ivs Pupulus nlgra Grev. cryp. 33

27838 griseum Per s. grey velvety spots 0 sp.su Dl.P under oak leaves Grev. cryp. 141

27839 acerinum Pers. Maple depres. tufts 0 sp.aut R.Br und. sycamore Ivs Ed. ph. jour. 6. 2. 1 & 6

27840 ^yrinum Pers. Pear tree depres. tufts 0 aut R.Rr on crab tree 1. s Grev. cryp. 22

27841 tortubsum Grev. tortuous depres. tufts 0 sp.su Wsh on birch leaves Grev. cryp 94

27842 Juglandis Dec. Walnut depres. tufts 0 su Pa under walnut Ivs Grev. cryp. 263

27843 clandestinum Grev. concealed depres. tufts 0 su W.Pk und. hawthorn Ivs Grev. cryp. 141

27844 rbseum Schultz rosy depres. tufts 0 su C on birch leaves Grev. cryp. 21

27845 ietulinum Reb. Birch depres. tufts 0 sp.su Wsh on birch leaves Ed. ph. jour. 6. 3. 16

27846 purpurascens Ga^.purpurascent depres. tufts 0 su P.Br maple leaves

27847 Sorbi Funk Mountain Ash depres tufts 0 su Rsh. B mountain ash Grev. cryp. 263

27848 P-Adi Duval Bird-Cherry depres. tufts 0 su D.Br on Primus Padus Grev. cryp. 157

27849 alneum Pers. Alder depres tufts 0 su O.Br alder leaves Grev. cryp. 157
27X50 /agineum Pers. Beech depres. tufts 0 su Pk.Br beech leaves Grev. cryp. 250

27851 populinum Pers. Poplar depres. tufts 0 su D.Br. on trembling poplar Grev. cryp. 250

27852 filiaceum Pers. Linden depres tufts 0 su Pa lime tree leaves

27853 lanusum Grev. woolly hidden tufts 0 su Pa margin of pear Ivs
278.~4 Fitis Dec. Vine woolly tufts 0 su Rsh. Br vine leaves

27855 Pseudo-platani Pets. Sycamore depres. tufts 0 su Rsh.B sycamore leaves

Class VI. EUTO'PHYTI. — Division I. Sporodesmii.

5264. CORYNEHJM Nees CORYNEUM. (Koryne, a club ; form.) 1.— 7.

27856 pulvinatum Nees cushioned minute 0 aut Bk dead branches Nees pilze 31

32K5. SPORIDE'RMIUM Lk. SPORIDERMIUM. (Spora, a sporule, derma, a skin ; situation.) 1. — ?

27857 fctrum Lk. dark parasitic 0 aut Bk on species of Thelephora Grev. cryp. 194

3266. EXOSPCPRIUM Lk. EXOSPORIUM. (Exo, outside, spora, sporule.) 1. — 4.

27858 riliae Lk. Linden punctifonn 0 year Bk linden branches Grev. cryp. 208

Division II. Stilbospbrei.

3267. ASTROSPCPRIUM Kunze ASTROSPORIUM. (Aster, a star, spora, sporule ; formO 1.

27859 Hoffmann* Kunze Hoffmann's minute 0 year Bk dead beech branches

3268. STILBO'SPORA Hofm. STILBOSPORA. (Stilbo, to shine, spora, a sporule.) 3. — 6

27860 ftetulina Pers. Birch raised 0 year Bk dead birch trunks Grev.cryp.273.Derf^7W.

27861 biloculata Grev. two-celled emerging 0 year B dead furze bran.

27862 profusa Grev. profuse spots 0 year Bk dead sycamore bra. Grev. cryp. 212

3269. MELANCO^NIUM Lk. MECANCONJUM. (Melas, black, konis, dust; appearance.) 2. — 9.

27863 ovatum Lk. ovate minute spots 0 year Bk dead branches Grev. cryp. 212. Stilbos.

27864 coDglomeratum Lk. conglomerate spots 0 year Bk dead branches Lk. obs. 1. 1. 7

Division III. Neemasporei-

3270. N^MA'SPORA Pers. N.EMASPORA. (Nema, a thread, spora, a sporule ; resemblance.) 3. — ?

27865 CIrpinj Sow. Hornbeam irregular 0 year Bk dead hornbeam branches Sow. 376

27866 filamentbsa Grev. filamentous tortuous 0 year O dead branches

27867 crocea Pers. saffron gregarious 0 year O dead beech branches

ORDER IX.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

165

Division IV. Hypodermii.

3271. PUCCI'NM Mich. Puccivu
27868 ^sparagi Dec. Asparagus

i. (T. Puccinius, a
two-celled 0 aut

professor of anatomy in Florence.)
Bk dead asparagus

27.— 50,

27869 Circa; V Pers.

Circa*

two-celled

0

aut

Pk.Br under Circa2\i Ivs

27870 Chrysosplenii Grev. Chrysosple.

two-celled

0

my

Pa.Br under Chrys. opp. Ivs

27871 Avicularia? Dec.

Knot-grass

two-celled

0

aut

Bk under Polygonum Ivs

27872 jEgopodii Straus

jEgopodium

two-celled

0

aut

B.Gr on ^Egopbdium Ivs

27873 tumida Grev.

tumid

two-celled

0

jn

Br.Gr on 2?unium Bulbocastanum

27874 Mentluz? Pers.

Mint

two-celled

0

spring

Bk under A/entha Ivs

27875 Polygon! Pers.

Polygonum

two-celled

0

aut

R.Br under Poly"g. amphfb. Ivs

27876 Centaureas Dec.

Centaury

two-celled

0

aut

Bk on Centaur£a nlgra

27877 UmbelliferarumDe,

r. Umbellif.

two-celled

0

aut

Ve.D on Umbelliferaelvs

27878 Saniculaj Grev.

Sanicle

two-celled

0

aut

Bk. Br under Sanicula Ivs

27H79 variabilis Grev.

variable

two-celled

0

aut

Bksh on Leont. Taraxacum Grev.

crvo. 75

27880 tferacU:i Grev.
27881 Epilobii Dec.

CowParsnep two-celled
Epilobium two-celled

0
0

su
jn

Bksh under Sphondylium Ivs Grev. cryp. 42
Br under Epilobium palustre Ivs

27882 5etonica; Dec.

Betony

two-celled

0

aut

Fer under /teton. offic. Ivs

27883 pulverulenta Grev.

powdery

two-celled

0

su

D.Br under Epilobium Ivs

27884 Adoxa; Dec.

Moschatel

two-celled

0

su

D.Br on Adoxa Moschatellina

27885 Primulas Grey.

Primrose

two-celled

0

su

D.Br under primrose Ivs

27886 Piohe Dec.

Violet

two-celled

0

su

D.Br under flola canlna Ivs

27887 Valantaz? Pers.

Cross- wort

two-celled

0

su

Dp.Br on Galium verum

278S8 glomerata Grev.

heaped

two-celled

0

sp.su

Dp.Br under Senecio Jacobse\i Ivs

27889 Ulmarise Dec.

Ulmaria

two-celled

0

aut

P.Bk under Ulmaria Ivs

27890 caricina Dec.

Sedge

two-celled

0

aut

Bk on Carex leaves

27891 Graminis Pers.

Grass

two-celled

0

aut

Bk on corn & grasses Sow. 140.

U.frumfati

27892 glob6sa Grey.

globose

one-celled

0

aut

Bk on bean leaves Grev. cryj

). 29

27893 .Suxi Sow.

Box

two-celled

0

su

Br leaves of box Grev. cry]

>. 17

27894 ^nem6nes Pers.

Anemone

two-celled

0

su

Br on Jnemone leaves Sow. 43. A

Veld, fuscum

3272. PHRAGMI'DIUM Lk. PHRAGMIDIUM. (Phragma, a division or partition, eidos, similar.) 4.— 5.

27895 .K5s£e Grev. Rose many-cell. 0 aut Bk under rose leaves Grev. cryp. 15

27896 /Jubi Dec. Bramble many- cell. 0 aut Bk under bramble Ivs

27897 gracile Grev. slender many-cell. 0 aut Bk under raspberry Ivs

27898 Potentillee Pers. Potentilla many-cell. 0 aut Bk under Potentilla Ivs Grev. cryp. 57

3273. jECFDIUM Pers.

27899 Pini Pers.

Pine

scattered

|

1 su

Pa.O

27900 Epilbbii Dec.

Epilobium

beautiful

0

su

W

27901 Fiolarum Dec.

Violet

crowded

0

su

Wsh

27902 albescens Grev.

albescent

beautiful

0

ap

W

27903 Taraxaci Grev.

Dandelion

spreading

0

su

W

27904 Periclymeni Dec.

Woodbine

large spot

0

su

Ysh

27905 .Sunii Dec.

Ground Nu

t deformed

0

spring

Ysh

27906 JacobaeV Grev.

Ragwort

agglomera

t.o

su

Ysh

27907 Prenanthis Pers.

Prenanthcs

spots

0

su

W

27908 f/rtica? Dec.

Nettle

clusters

0

su

Ysh

27909 confertum Dec.

dense

clusters

0

su

Wsh

27910 GrossularijE Dec.

Gooseberry

bright sp.

0

su

R

27911 ./Zanunculacearum

Dec. Crowfo

ot clusters

0

su

Wsh

27D12 Caltha; Grev.

Caltha

bright

0

spring

0

27913 BerbMdis Pers.

Berberry

spreading

0

su

O

27914 laceratum Dec.

ragged

swollen

0

su

Br

27915 cornutum Pers.

cornute

spots

Y.Br

27916 Tussilaginis Pers.

Coltsfoot

concentrica

ios

su

Psh

27917 rubellum Dec.

reddish

concentrica

10

su

C

'/7918 4'llii Pers.

Garlic

concentrica

10

su

Y

27919 2"halictri Grev.

Thalictrum

clustered

0

su

O

27920 /Jhamni Pers.

Buck-thorn

clustered

0

su

Rsh.^

27921 leucosptlrmum Dei

;. pale-seeded

scattered

0

su

W

27922 1'r'imulae Dec.

Primrose

scattered

0

su

Pa.Y

27923 A/enth^ Dec.

Mint

deformed

0

su

O.Y

27924 LeguminosarumGrev. Legumin. scattered

0

su

Wsh

(Ai/don, a wheal, cidos, like; pustules.) 26. —64.

Pa.O on Pinus sylvestris Grev. cryp. 7
on Epilbbium moutanura Ivs
under V lola canlna Ivs.
Adoxa Moschatellina
under Leontodon Taraxacum Ivs
under woodbine Ivs
on .Bunium leaves
under Sen.Jacoba»\i Ivs
under. .Hierac. sylvat. Ivs
on C7rtica dioica
on Ficaria

under gooseberry Ivs Grev. cryp. 62
under .ffanfinc. lingua Ivs
under Caltha palustris Ivs
on Serb, vulgaris Grev. cryp. 97
on hawthorn Grev. cryp. 209

on mountain ash Grev. cryp. 180
under Farfara Ivs Sow. 397. 1
under .Rumex Ivs Sow. 405 Rumicis
under A'\\. ursinum Ivs
Thalictrum alpinum Grev. cryp. 4
Rsh. Y buckthorn leaves Pers. obs. 1. 2. 4
anemone leaves
primrose leaves
mint stalks & leaves
leaves of Leguminosae

3274. t/RE^DO Pers. UREDO.

27925 Ger^nii Dec. Geranium scattered

27926 Ficariae Aid. Pile-wort pulverul.

27927 suaveolens Pers. odoriferous fragrant

27928 Polygonbrum Dec. Polygonum spreading

27929 Primulas Dec. Primrose scattered

27930 CichoracearumZ)ec. Cichoraceze spots

CowParsnep patches

two-fronted spots

Dock

Bean

Labiataj

intruded

oblong

Willow

27931 #eracl£z Grev.

27932 bifrons Grev.
279'33 TJumicum Dec.
27934 Fabaa Pers.
28935 Labiatarum Dec.

27936 intrdsa Grev.

27937 oWongata Lk.

27938 Salicis Dec.

27939 vitelllnae Dec.

27940 farinosa Pers.

27941 'Aissilaginis Pers. Colt's-foot
279*2 Senecibnis Dec. Ragwort

27943 cbnfluens Pers.

27944 Potentilla; Dec.

27945 flbsa? Pers.

27946 .flubbrum Dec.

27947 efftisa Grev.

27948 gyr6sa Reb.

GoldenOsier pimpled
mealy mealy

confluent

Cinquefcil

Rose

Bramble

effused

27949 "Alchemilla: Pers. Lady's Mantle spreading
279-r>0 Rhinanthearum Dec. Rhinanth. spots
27951 ZAni Dec. Flax shining

2795Q Saxifragarum Dec. Saxifrage brilliant
27953 Campanulas Peru. Campanula bright

( Uro, to scorch ; plants called mildew or blight.) 40. — 105.

0 su D.Br on Geranium Ivs Grev. cryp. 8
0 su.aut D.Br under Ficaria Ivs
0 sp.su P.Br Cnicus arv£nsis Ivs
0 su.aut Pa.Br under Polygonum Ivs Grev. cryp. 80
0 su Pa.Br under primrose Ivs
0 su aut .D.Br on Compositas leaves
0 su Pa.Br under Sphondylium Ivs
0 aut Pa.Br both sides of sorrel Ivs
0 aut Br on /Zhmex leaves
0 aut Pa.Br on bean leaves Grev. cryp. 95
0 aut Y.Br on mint leaves
0 aut R.Br on Alchemilla leaves
0 su R.Br on Luzula leaves Grev. cryp. 12
0 aut Y under Salix pentandra Ivs
0 my.aut Y under Salix vitellina Ivs
0 aut Pa.Y under Salix c\prea Ivs
0 su O under coltsfoot Ivs
0 su O under Senecio Ivs
0 su Y on Mercurin/w Ivs
0 su Go.Y on Fragaria sterilis Ivs
0 su O under rose leaves

Go.Y under bramble Ivs

R.O under TZoskceae Ivs Grev. cryp. 19

Y on raspberry leaves

O under Alchemilla Ivs
Scrophularineae

Z/lnum catharticum Grev. eryp. 31
saxifrage
under Campanula Ivs

small

patches

pustular

scattered

pustular

mottled

gyrose

blotches

gyrose

powdery

mottled

very powd. 0 su*

spreading 0 su

gyrose 0 sp.su Y

0 my.jn O

0 su.aut R.Y

0 su O.Y

0 su O

0 su O
H h

466

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

CLASS XXIV.

27954 Ptfrolffi Grev. Winter Green minute 0 su Go

27955 /felioscopiae Dec. Euphorbia round 0 aut Go

27956 linearis Pers. linear. very com. 0 sp.aut Y

27957 ascidiiformis Grev. JEcidium-lk pustular 0 spring

27958 Cerastii Greu.
2795y pustulata Pers.

27960 Sonchi Pers.

27961 PetasUes Dec.

27962 popdlina Pers.

27963 ovata Straus

27964 Candida Pers.

Cerastium

Petasites
roplar
ovate
white

Y

punctiform 0 su Go
punctiform 0 spring Y

R.O

gyrose 0 aut O
beautiful 0 aut
spots 0 aut

spreading 0 aut

pimp'ed

Sow Thistle spreading 0 su

Go

Taw

W

3275. CTSTILAXiOZ,*.
27965 Segetum Pers. corn
I2796r> £/rceolarum Dec. Pellitory
279ti7 caries Dec.

27968 antherarum Dec.

27969 flosculosa Dec.

under P^rola Ivs

under jEuph6rbta Ivs

on grass leaves Sow. IW.frumenti

on Sphondylium Ivs

on Cerast. viscbsum Ivs

on Epiluhium palustre Ivs

under Sonch. olerac. Ivs

under Petasites Ivs

under Populus nlgra Ivs. An. wett. & 11.5

on Populus tr£mula Ivs. An. wett. 2.11.6

Cruciferze Grev. cryp. 251

5. —9.

USTILAGO. (Ustus, scorched; appearance.)

spreading 0 su Bk within grains of corn

spreading 0 su Bk on fructif. of Carex

destroying 0 aut Bk.Br within grains of wheat Stur. deu. 34

spreading 0 su P on Caryophylleae

spreading 0 su- P. Br on Scabiosa arvensis Sow. 396. 2. Scabibsa

cankering

flowers

floret

3276. CYLINDROSPCTRIUM CYLINDROSPORIUM. (Kylindros, cylinder, spora, sporule ; form.)
27970 concentricum Grev. concentric speck.lk-hea. 0 my.jn W cabbage leaves Grev. cryp. 20

1.

SUPPLEMENT.

To save unnecessary reference from the body of the work to this Supplement, and at the same time
to indicate when a reference to it is necessary, an asterisk (*) is placed in the body of the work
before such of the genera as are divided or repeated here, and also in those places where new
genera should have come in. Those genera or species in this Supplement, which are merely
alterations of the names, or distribution in the Natural System, of genera or species in the body of
the work, are distinguished by a section (§). The same mark, in the body of the work, indicates
that the name, or its place in the Natural System, is altered in the Supplement

CLASS I. ORDER 1.
MONA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

27974

Systematic
Name and
Authority.

s .

.1*1

BJ £ j * - • S c »3

*J 35 -« S. »1 2^ Country. *8 '| '•§ 1

i i! II 1 n ii 8-§^

S W£ 0,0 K HS UE* ><

Reference to
Figures.

1. CA'NNA.
27971 5a discolor Lindl. various-cld.-/t»d£ [23 or 10 n S Trinidad 1827. R r.m Bot. reg. 1213

3. CAL ATHENA.

27972 51a grandif.Mia Lindl. great-leaved

27973 . . macildnta Lindl. meagre

5. PHRY'NIUM.
a setbsum #osc. bristly

9. HELLE^NI^.

27975 122o abn6rmis Lindl. irregular

12. KJEMPFE'R-Ll

27976 147a Roscoeana Rose. Roscoe's

or 2 year Y Rio Jan. 1826. D s.l Bot. reg. 1210
or 2 year W ? Rio Jan. 1826. D s.l

£ fAl or 2 my.jl P Rio Jan. 1824. R s.l Rose. scit. icon.

£ (23 or 10 s W China 1824. D s.l

£ EJ or | o W E. Indies 1827. R s.l Bot reg. 1212

27. CORISPE'RMUM.
27977 239a sabulbsum Led. sandy

CLASS I. ORDER 2.
MONA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

O cu 1 jl.au Ap Siberia

S co

CLASS II. ORDER 1.
DIA NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

3277. 37fl. MILLINGTCTN7.
27978 - - simplicifolia Rox.

4 ROX. MlLLINGTONIA. (St

simple-leaved i O or 20

r r. Mt

lltngto

«, Sav. Fror. Ox:
E. Indies 1828.

tore
C

[.) 1
p.l

'Jletrue. l. — o.

40. Z-IGU'STRUM.

27979

289« spicatum D. Don

spike-flowered 36

or

8

jn.jl

W

Nepal

1823.

C

CO

Bot mag. 2921

nepalense Wai.

43. JASMrNUM.

27980

304a lanceolarium Rox.

lanceolar-/w* fl_

1 lor

10

...

W

Silhet

1826.

C

s.p

45. VERO'NICA.

27981
27982

373« callistachya Led.
412a stolonifera Leh.
442 dianthifblia Cun.

prettiest-spiked^
stoloniferous „#
Pink-leaved £

A or

A or
iAI or

2
1
1

jn.jl

jn.jl
my.jn

B
B
B

Podolia
N. HoVl.

1829.
1823.

D
D
D

CO
CO

p.l

27983

pulchra, No. 442.
454a pollta Fries

polished J:

0 w

i

mr.jl

B

Britain

cltgar. S

CO

Eng. bot. 783

58. JUSTl'C//<.

27984

492a ventricbsa Wai.

ventricose H

|-~) or

3

jn-jl

W.R

China

1826.

C

p.l

Bot mag. 2766

27985
27986

521a quadrangularis Hook, quadr.-stmd £
SSI a nodbsa Hook. kndtty-stmd *

1 1 or

1
2

ja

s

P

R

Bra'zii"

1820.

C
C

p.l
p.l

Bot. mag. 2845
Bot. mag. 2913

oblong&ta Lk.

H h 2

468

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Supplement.

59. DICLI'PTERA.
27987 5580 spinbsa Lod.

spiny

CU or 2 ap.jl Y Mauritius 1824. C p.l Bot cab. 1244

65. CALCEOLARIA.

27988 577 integrifblia.

2 angustifblia Lindl. narrow- Ivd tt. i | or

27989 577« ascendens B. R. ascending «- i | or

27990 - - thyrsitibra Grah. thyrse-floweredtt. ( | or

27991 - - polif 61ia Hook. Poly-leaved £ iAI cu

27992 - - connata Hook. connate-leaved £ OJor

floribunda Lindl. Bot. reg. 1214. paniculata Herb.

27993 578a purpurea Grah. purple-Jloweredf iAJ or

27994 - • arachnoidea Grah. cobweb-like ]£ iAJ or

tinctbria Gill.

27995 579» jolantaginea Sm. Plantain-leaved^ iAI or

74. MONA'RD^.

27996 621a menthe^folia Grah. Mint-leaved ^ A or

'3278. 74a. BLEPHI'LIA Raf. BLEPHILIA. (Blepharis, eye-lash ; sepals fringed?)

2 au.s

Y

Chile

i822.

C

l.p

Bot. reg. 1083

1 jls

Y

Cordiller.

1826.

C

Bot. reg. 1215

lijn.s

Y

Chile

1827.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 2915

1 jl

Y

Chile

1826.

D

l.p

Bot. mag. 28.V7

3 jl.au

Y

Chile

1824.

1)

l.p

Bot. mag. 2897

lerb.

1 jl.s

P

Chile

1827.

D

l.P

Bot. mag. 2775

1 jn.s

P

Chile

1827.

L)

IP

Bot. mag. 2874

1 au

Y

Chile

1827.

D

l.p

Bot. mag. 2805

3 jn.s

Li

N. Amer.

1827.

D

CO

Bot. mag. 2958

ciliata Raf. ciliated ^ A or 3 jn s R N. Amer. ... D co

Monarda ciliata L. No. 630., and hirsdta No. 632.

Labiatce. 2.— 3.

76. SA'LVIA.

27997 686a involucrata Cav. involucred *l i I or 14 jls

27998 717« desertorum Sthan. desert ^ A or 2£ o

27999 721a Simsicma B. R. Sims's ^ A or 3 jn.jl

bracte&ta Bot. Mag. 2320.

3279. 78o. STREPTOCA'RPUS Lindl. STREPTOCARPUS.
§ - - R£x« Lindl. Rex's £ 23 pr i

Didymocarpus Rex?* Bow. No. 15434.

82. AC^NA.
68000 775a myriophylla Lindl. many.leaved

R Mexico
B Siberia
Pa.B Russia

Bot. mag. 2872

1824. C p.l
1829. S co
1820. D p.l Bot. reg. 1003

(Streptos, twisted, karpos, fruit.) Bignoniucece. 1.
year B C. G. H. ... S p.l Bot. reg. 1173

A cu 1 my.jn G Mendoza 1828. D co

3280. 82o. MARGYRICA'RPUS R. 4- P. MARGYRI. (Margaron, pearl, karpos, fruit ; resemblance.) Rosacea 1
28001 - - setusus.R. #P. bristly m CD cu 2 ... G Peru 1829. C s.p Fl. per. 1. 8. f. d.

87. PIMELE\A.
805a clavata Lab.
796a humilis R. Br.

clubbed
humble

* l_] cu 3 ap.my W N. HolL 1824. C s.p

«t i_J or 1 my.jn W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Bot. reg. 1268

CLASS III. ORDER 1.

TRIA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

96. VALERIAXE'LLA.

28004 922a congt-sta Lindl. crowded-flowered O or 1 jl R Columbia 1826. S co Bot. reg. 1094

116. CROXCUS.

28005 1014a argenteus Sab. silvery tf A or i f.mr W.Br O co

28006 1019a lacteusSaft. milky tf A or £ f.mr Pa.Y O co

3281. 117a. STREPT ANTHER A Swt. STREPTANTHERA. (Streptos, twisted, anther a, anther.) Irideee. 1.

28007 - - elegans Swt. elegant tf _A1 pr i my.jn W.B.Y C. G. H. 1827. O s.p.l Sw. fl. gar. 209

127. MELASPH^E'RULA.

28008 1155a parviflbra Lod. small-flowered tf tAI or | ap.au Y C. G. H.

O s.p.l Bot. cab. 443

. 141a. LEUCOCO'RYNE Lindl. LEUCO. (Leukos, white, koryne, a club ; sterile anthers.) Asphodels*. 2.-3
- - odorata Lindl. sweet-scented V ^Aj or 1 au W Valparaisol826. O p.l Bot. reg. 1293
No. 1228. and 1230. of Brodue^a belong to this genus.

3283. 141ft. TRITELErA Lindl. TRITELEIA.

- - grandiflbra Lindl. great-flowered tf Al or

(Treis, three; stigmas.)

AsphodUece. 1. — 3.

.au W ? N. Amer. 1826. O p.l

142. .TRIS.

28011
28012

I303a. tenax Don. tough j
131&/ clandesfma Le clandestine j

\ CZ3 or

1
1

ap.my

P

Californi;
Brazil

a!826.
1829.

D
0

pi
s.l.p

Bot. reg. 1218,

28013

1255a ta6rica Lod. Taurian

it A or

i

ap.my

Y"

Tauria

1827.

0

CO

Bot. cab. 1506

143. MORTEM

28014

1327a catenulata Lindl. chain-dotted X

: ED or

1

my

W.B

Mauritius 1826.

D

s.p

Bot. reg. 1074

144. MA'RICA.

28015

1339a coelestis Leh. eky-blue j|

I S3 or

1

...

B

Brazil

1829.

0

p.l

145. SISYRI NCHIUM.

28016
28017
28018
28019

1343a chilense Hook. Chile i
1352a graminifblium Lindl. Grass-leaved ^
- - pedunculatum Gill, stalked-flwd j
1353a odoratissimum Lindl. sweetest-sctd ;

: lAJor
: ^\] or
; Al or
I _AJ or

1

1
1

jn.au
ap.my

S.O

jn

B
Y
Y
W

Chile
Chile
Chile
S. Amer.

1826.
182.5.
1827.
1828.

D
D
D
D

p-1

s.p
s.p
s.p

Bot. mag. 2786
Bot. reg. 1067
Bot. mag. 2965
Bot. reg. 1283

162. TRICHOPHORUM.

28020

1433a montevideenseG.Do« MontevideanjU

it EJ un

4

my.n

Ap

S. Amer.

1827.

D

bog

Eriophorum montevideense Lk.
28021 . . Lockhartfi G. Don Lockhart's Jilt E] un 4 my.n Ap Trinidad 1827. D bog;

Supplement. TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 4(59

CLASS III. ORDER 2.
TRIA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

185. DIGITA'RIA.

28022 1576« eriog^na Schr. woolly-angled Jllk O un 1 jajl Ap Germany 1827. S co

221. DESCHA'MPS/^.

28023 1850a paludi^sa Marsh. marsh m A un 3 jn.jl Ap Germany 1829. S co

Airu paluddsa Roth

252. MOLI'N/,4.
SI 28 caerulea.

Si depauperata Lindl. starved jilt ^ un 1 au Ap Scotland Clo. mo D co

CLASS III. ORDER 3.

TRIA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

290. #OLO'STEUM.

28024 2487a sperguloldes Leh. Spurrey-like O u» i jl W Europe 1829. S co

293. ERIOCAU'LON.

28025 2415« decangulare MX. ten-angled * A cu 3 au W N. Jersey 1825. D bog Bot. cab. 1310

CLASS IV. ORDER 1.
TETRA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

3281. 311rt. SI MS/// R. Br. SIMSIA. (Jofin-Siins, M.D., an English botanist) Proteacea. 1.

"" - - wnethifulia K. Br. Fennel-leaved *i | or 1| ... Y? N. HolL 1825, C p.l

312. CONOSPE'RMUM.
58fi« tenuif olium R. Br. th
28028 2589a acinacifulium Grah. scymitar-lvd » i | or 3 jn.au W N. Holl. 189.4. r s.p

28027 2586« tenuif olium R. Br. thin-leaved « i_J or 3 jn.au W N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

" * | | or

314. PERSOO'N/^.

28029 3602a spatulfcta R. Br. spatulate-fwf * i_J or 3 my.jl Y N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

28030 - - pallida Grah. pale * \ _ | or 2 jl O N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

3285. 314a. ANADE^NIA R. Br. ANADENIA. (A, priv., aden, a gland; nectariferous wantfngj Proteacete* 1—31

28031 - - pulchdlla R. Br. neat « i _ | or 2 ... Y N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

3286. 323o. QUA'DR/^ R. & P. QUADRIA. (Antoine de la Quadra, a Spanish cultivator.) Proteaceee. I.

28032 - - heteroph^lla^. $P. variable-leaved J i_J fr 40 ...... Chile 1826. C p.l Fl. per. 1. 99. 6

GuevinaAve]l&.na Mol.

3287. 324a. EMBO'THRIUM Forst. EMBOTHRIUM. (En, in, bothrion, a little pit; anthers.) Proteaceae. 1. — 2.

28033 . - strobiltnum Lab. strobile-like « i_J or 3 ap G.Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p Lab. n. h. 265

3'J5. BA'NKS/^.

28034 2714a Zedif Mia Cum Ledum-leaved * |_| or 6 year "P.Y N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

Cunninghami Sieb.

331. PCTTHOS.

28035 2781a longifblia Lk. & O. long-leaved £ G3 cu 1 ... Ap Mexico 1829. Sk I.p

28036 - - glanca Lk. 8(. 0. glaucous f fAj cu 1 ... Ap Mexico 1829. Sk I.p

28037 - - microph^lla Hook, small-leaved £ [£] cu j s Ap Brazil 1829. Sk Lp Bot. mag. 2953

339. DORSTE^N/^.

28038 2836a tubiclna R. $ P. trumpet-^twi £ EXi cu i au G Trinidad 1817. D p.l Bot mag. 2804

343. HOUSTO'N/^.

28039 2857a serpyllifblia MX. Wild Thyme-/t/rf£ A pr i jn.au W N. Amer. 1826. D s.p Bot mag. 2822

3288. 346a. SUCCrSA Vail. DEVIL'S BIT. (Succisus, lopped ; appearance of roots.) Dipsacece. 18.— 24.
<) . - pratdnsis Moen. meadow ^ A or 1 au.s V Britain pas. D co Eng. bot. 878

Scabibsa Succlsa L. No. 2887 and 2888 ; also those species from the beginning to No. 2881 of Cephal&ria.

3289. 3466. ASTEROCE'PHALUS Vail. ASTEROCEPHALUS. (Aster, star, kephale, head ; seeds.) Dtps*. 52,— 60.
§ - - can£scens Spr. canescent ^ A or 1 jl.au Li Hungary J802. D co \V. &K.53

Scabibsa canteens Kit. No. 2906. ; and from this to the end, No. 2923. excepted.

•5290. 346c. PTEROCE'PHALUS Vail. PTEROCEPHALUS. (Pteron, wing, kephale, head ; seeds.) Dtpsacea?. 6. — 12.
§ - - Vaillantw Lag. Vaillant's O or 1 jl B Aleppo 1822. S co

Cephalaria Vaill4nt» R. & S. No. 2882, also 2883, 2884, 2885. ; and Scabi5sa, No. 2905. and 2923.

36*. PLANTA^GO.

28040 3147a kentuck^nsis MX. Kentucky £ A cu i jn.jl W N. Amer. 1829. S co

365. BU'DDLE^.

28041 3219a connata R. & P. connate-leaved * d3 or 5 my O Peru 1826 C Lp Bot mag. 2853

28042 322fia hetercphylla B. R. variable-leaved « Q or 10 my Y S. Amer. ... S Lp Bot reg. 1259

373. .

28043 3249« imbricata Grah. imbricate-/vd * i_) P«" 2 jn.jl Pk C. G. H. 1824. C p.l Bot. mag. 280»

H h 3

470

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Supplement.

28044 3278o s&ssilis Wai. sessile-flowei ed * O or * - W E. Indies 1828. C p.l

OQO
28045 3295o caffra _Bou>.

Cafflrarian

i_l or 4 ... W C. G. H. 1323. C p.l

3291. 388o. LIPO'STOMA D. Don LIPOS. (Leipo, to fall from, stoma, mouth ; lid from capsule.) Rubiacea;. 1.

28046 3308o campanulifl6raD.Z>on bell-floweredJL. 22 pr i jn.au B Brazil 1825. C l.p Bot. mag. 2839

JEginetio capitkta Grah. Hedyotis campanulifl6ra Hook.

397. AMMA'NN/^

28047 3327o WormskioldiY H. ber. Wormskiold's O un 1 jl R Brazil 1827. S co

405. ALLICTNM. t

28048 3402a ovata Ph. ovate-leaved O or 1J jl.au F N Amer. 1827. S co

CLASS IV. OKDER 4.
TETRA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

414. POTAMOGE^TON.

28049 3444a acutifblium Lk. acute-leaved =S| A cu fit jn.jl G.Y Britain dit. D co Eng. bot.su.2610

CLASS V. ORDER 1.

422. ABROSNIA.
28050 3467o mellifera Dou.

PENTA'NDRIA MONOGYNIA.

honey-bearing Jk A P* ? jn.au W California 1826. D s.p Bot. mag. 2879

423. PLUMB A' GO.
28051 3469o micrantha Led. small-flowered ^ A or
28052 3473o mexicana Lk. # O. Mexican 41 1 1 or
28053 3475o rhombif dlia Hook, rhomb-leaved ITTI or

426. ECHINOSPE'RMUM.
3519 patulum Leh. is squarrbsum, No. 3519.

3

3a'

W?
W
B

Siberia
Mexico
S. Amer.

1829.
1829.
1826.

D
C
S

CO

p.l

p.l

Bot. mag. 2917

448.

NOLA^NA.

28054 3748o

ten£lla Lindl. slender

*2t O or

i JLs

B

Chile

1824.

S

p.l

28055 - -

grandiflora Leh. great-flowered

<* O or

* jl

B

Chile

1829.

S

P.1

449.

ARETHA.

28056 3750o

pub^scens Dec. pubescent

£ A pr

i my.jn

W

Switzerl.

1824.

D

s.p

Bot. cab. 1273

450.

JNDRO'SACE.

28057 3761o

carinata Torrey keeled

If A pr

1 ap

Y

N. Amer.

1826.

D

p.s

28058 3763o

linearis Grah. linear-feared

* A pr

i ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1826.

D

s.p

-

451.

PRI'MULA.

28059 3767o
§ 3798o

glauc£scens Moret. glaucescent

£ lAlpr
£ A or

i mr

Y

Pk

Egypt
Switzerl.

1826.
1826.

D
D

s.p

p.l

Bot. mag. 2842
Sw. fl. gar. 254

calycina Gau. No. 3798. ,

454.

DODEC A^HEON.

28060 3816o

integrifolium MX. entire-leaved

£ A or

i ap.jn

L.P

N. Amer

1829.

D

p.l

Pluk. al. 76. 6

455.

CY'CLAMEN.

3820

p£rsicum

4 laciniatum jagged-petaled

AiAJpr

i ap.jn

R.W

...

S

p.l

Bot. reg. 1095

464.

VILLA'RS/^.

28061 3867o

geminata R. Br. tw'm.peduncled

* lAJor

fit jn.jl

Y

N. Holl.

1828.

0

p.l

465

CHIRON I A.

28062 3872

serpyllifolia Leh. Wild Thyme-lvdtL | | or

1 JLs

...

C. G. H.

1829.

C

s.p

472.

PHLO'X.

28063 3905o

Sickmannz Leh. Sickmann's

& A or

2 au

W

N. Amer.

1826.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. gar.n.s.31

longiflora Swt.

28064 3907o

cordata Ell. cordate-leaved

£ A or

3

Pa.P

Carolina

1827.

D

p.l

Sw. fl. ga n.s.13

28065 3908o
28066 - -

refle"xa Swt. reflexed
scabra Swt. scabrous

^i A or
^t A or

3 jLs
3 au

R
Li

hybrid.
N. Amer.

D
D

p.l

p.l

Sw. fl. ga . 232
Sw. fl. ga . 248

28067 - -
28068 3920o

odorata Swt. sweet-scented
proctimbens Leh. procumbent

:& A or
£ A or

3 au
i my

Li
F

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1827.

D
D

p.l

Sw. fl. ga . 2'24
Sw. fl. ga n. s. 7

473.

COLLCTMIA.

28069 3924o
28070 - -

heterophjrlla Hook, various-leaved
grandiflora Dou. great-flowered

O cu
O or

^ jn.au
2 jn.au

Pk
Pk

Columbia 1826.
Columbia 1826.

S
S

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2895
Bot. reg. 1174

474.

POLEMO^NIUM.

28071 3926o
28072 3927o
28073 - -
28074 - -
88075 - .

lacteum Leh. milk-co/ored
moschatum Worm, musky
Richardsonzz Grah. Richardson's
vilk>sum Rudol. villous
humile R. $ S. humble

:k A °r
^ A or
i A or
^ A or
& A or

1J my.jn
U niyjl
i jLo
i jao
i jno

W
Bk
Pa.B
Pa.B
B

N. Amer.
N. Amer.
Siberia
N. Amer.

1829.

1827.
1826.
1826.
1826.

D
D

S

S

s

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2800
Sw. fl. gar. 266
Bot. reg. 1304

478. NEMO'PHILA.

28076 3938rt parviflora Dou. ? small-flowered ^ A or 1
Phacelia parviflora Ph. Eutoca parvifl6ra R. Br.

B N. Amer. 1826. S p.l

Supplement.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

472

3292. 478</. EU^TOCA R. Br. EUTOCA.

(Eutokos, fruitful; number of seeds.)

28077 '- -
28078 - -

487

multifldra Dow. many-flowered
Frankllni R. Br. Franklin's

7/YOSCY\A.MUS.

CD el
O el

11

1

my.j'l
apjl

Pk
Pk

N. Amer. 182ft
N. Amer. 1827.

1

S

irvjt

CO

p.l

eyiitu,. x,.

Bot reg. 1180

28079 4039ft

Datura Forsk.

Datura-like «L

_Jor

1

myjl

Y

Egypt

1829.

C

p.l

28080 404*0

micrunthus Led.

small-flowered

O uri

1

jnfjl

Y

Armenia

1829.

s

CO

MB,

NICQTIA^NA

28081 40600
28082 - -
28083 - -

glauca Grah.
noctiflora Hook.
alita Lk.

glaucous
night-flowering
winged

0 or

O or
O or

20
2

2

au.o
au
au.o

Y.G

W.P

W?

Bu. Ayr.
Chile
S. Amer.

1827.
1826.
1829.

s
s

s

CO
CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2837
Bot. mag. 2785

489.

PETITNIA.

28084 4071a

acuminata Grah.

acuminate-/vrf )£

A) or

2

jn.s

W

Chile

1827.

s

CO

492. CONVO'LVULUS.

28085 422 la

albivenus Lindl.

white- veined-/ydfl_ f~l or 6

s

Pa.PkAlgoaBayl823.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 1116

499.

GILI^.

28086 4266a

gracilis Dou.

slender

O or

J

jn.jl

Pk

N. Amer.

1826.

s

CO

Bot. mag. 2924

3293. 4990. IPOMO'PSIS MX. IPOMOPSIS. (Ipo, to strike forcibly, opsis, sight ; dazzling flowers.) Polemoniacea. I .

§ - - elegans MX. elegant £ CD spl 2 jl S N. Amer. 1826. S co Bot. reg. 1281

Gilia pulchella Dou. Gilia coronopifblia No. 4265.

3294. 5120. SPHENO'TOMA Swt. SPHENOTOMA. (Spheno, to bind, tomos, a slice or section.) Epacridete. 1.— 2.
§ - . gracilis Swt. slender * L_J or 2 ap.my W N. HolL 1823. C s.p Sw. au. 44

Dracophyllum gracile R. Br. No. 4314.

518. LEUCOPO'GON.

28087 4330a polystachys R. Br. many-spiked Ht \ | or 2 my.au W

28088 4333a interruptus Jl. Br. interrupted « i | or 3 my.jl W

521. AZA^LEA.

§ 4341a /edifolia Hook. Ledum-leaved
indica 4 alba, No. 4341.

28089 4347rt Mortkrii Swt. Morter's

2 pras'stans Suit. excelling

N. Holl. 1826. C l.p Bot. cab. 1435
N. HolL 1826. C Lp BoL cab. 1461

: I 1 or 2 mr.my W China 1819. C p.l Bot. reg. 811

4 my.jn F hybrid
4 my.jn Cop hybrid

L s.p Sw.fl.gar.n.8.10
L s.p

526. THEOPHRA'ST^.

28090 4360a longifblia Jac. long-leaved 1 O or 20

537. £CHPTES.

28091 43940 cymosa Wai. cymose J_ CD or 10

28092 44530 gratissima Lindl. most gratefuUcWH C] or 6 my.s

28093 - - densiflbra Wai. dense-flowered H [ I or 4 jn

3295. 5500. ANTHOCLEPSTA Afz. ANTHOCLEISTA. (Anthos, a flower, kleistos, shut up.) Apocunece. 1.

28094 - - macrophylla G. Don long.leaved £ CD or 20 rt. W S. Leone 1820. C p.l

W

Caraccas 1828. C r.m
E. Indies 1828. C p.l

E. Indies 1824. C p.l Bot. reg. 1084
E. Indies 1824. C p.l Bot. reg. 1273

571. ARDI'SIA.
28095 4572a hymenandra Wai. membrane-ant. * i | or 8 my.jl

575. FAGRJEM
28096 4591a obovata Wai.

obovate-leaved i I I or 20

Pk Silhet 1823. C p.l

W Silhet 1816. C s.p.l

3296. 581a. ULLO^ Pers. ULLOA.

28097 - - parasitica Pers. parasitical jff I I or

Juanullb0 parasitica R. $ P.

583 CE'STRUM.

28098 46160 olaternoldes Ham. Alaternus-like *t I I or

591. SOLA^UM.

28099 47730 dealbatum Lindl. whitened * i | or

28100 - - myrtif olium Lod. Myrtle-leaved * i | or

595. SPERMADT'CTYON.

28101 48850 aziireum Lindl. azure

(Antonio Ulloa, a Spanish naturalist.)

Solanace&.

... R Peru 1824. C h.r.mFL per. 2. 185

6 f.ap Pa.Y Trinidad 1824. C p.l Bot. mag. 2929

S3^...

Chile

1825.

C s.l
C 8.1

Bot cab. 1431

605. ADENO'PHORA.
28102 49160 reticulata Fis. netted

607. CAMPA'NULA.
$ 4965a ^iliifblia W. Lily-leaved

Adenophora Ziliifblia No. 4917.

O or
A or
-A or

609.

28103 50740 arguta B. R. sharp-notched £ GS or

28104 50930 begoni^/6/«0 Wai. Begonia-lvd !U.

28105 51030 crispa Grah. curled

614. LECHENAU'LT/^.

§ 5182o oblata Swt. oblate

Baxten, No. 5182.

621. CAPRIFO^LIUM.

28106 52130 Douglaszz Lindl. Douglas's

28107 52190 longifli>runl Sal. long-flowered

4 ja Pa.B Nepal 1823? C l.p Bot. reg. 1235

2 ... Pa.B Siberia 1829. D co

3 my.s B Siberia 1784. D p.l

A or

Y Chile
Pa.B Nepal

1824. D l.p BoL reg. 973
1827. D co

tL i | pr 1 ap.jl O

N. Amer. 1825. D s.p

N. Holl. 1824. C p.l Sw. au. 46

or 20 jl.s
or 20 jl.s

O N. Amer.
Y.w China

C co
C co

622.

28108 5225a involucrata Spr. involucred
. campaniflbra bell-flowered

Xyl6steum campaniflbrum Lod.

cu 3 my
or 2 my

H h 4

Huds. Bay 1824. C p.l
N. Amer. % ... C co

Bot reg. 1232

Bot. reg. 1179
Bot. cab. 1361

472 PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. Supplement.

646. WEBEMIA

28110 5336a coriacea Wai. coriaceous-/^ A CD or 6 ... W E. Indies 1828. C p.l

3297. 649a. UNCA^RIA Gae. UNCARIA. ( Uncus, a hook ; old petioles.) Rubiaceee. 2. — 10.

28111 - - sessilifructus Box. sessile-fruited £. O or 10 ...... E. Indies 1829. C p.l

& . - Gdmbier Vial. Gambier fl_ Q or 10 ... Pa.R E. Indies 1825. C p.l Lin. tr. 9 22

Nauclea Gumbir, No. 5347.

660. ZI'ZYPHUS.

28112 5436rt melastomoidesCwn. Melastoma-likeHi _ | or 6 ...... N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

3293. 6t77fl. RETANl'LLA Brong. RETAMLLA. (Its name in Peru.) Rhdmne<e. 2.

i . . obcordata Brong. obcordate-/0d * CD or 2 ... Y Peru 1822. C l.p Ven. eels 92
Collt:t<a obcordata yen. No. 5488, also 5489.

3299. 6676. TREVOR Cav. TREVOA. (Trevo, the name of some botanist.) Rhdmne<e. 1. — a.

28113 - - triplin£rvis Gill. triple-nerved 0t \ _ [or 4 ... G.TT Chile 1828. C p.l Bot. mis. 55

3300. 668a. COLUBRl^NA Bryng. COLUBRINA. (Coluber, a snake; twisted stems.) Rhdmnece. 4.— 8.
§ . . ferruginbsa Brong. ferrugineous f O tm 20 my.n G Bahamal. 1762. L p.l Jac. vin. 3. 50

Ceanbthus colubrlnus, No. 5496., also 5493. 5497- and 5499.

3,;01. 6686. WILLEME^T7/i Brong. WILLEMETIA. (P. R. Willemet,&uih. of Herbarium Mauritianum.) Rhamnete 1.
& . . africana Brong. African * i_J or 6 mr.ap B C. G. H. 1712. C p.l

Ceanothus africanus, No. 5510.

673. DIO'SMA.

28114 5562a sphaeroc^phala Lod. round-headed * i_J or mr.my W ? C. G. H. ... C p.l Bot. cab. 1490

3302. 673o. ACMADE"NIA B.Sf W. ACMADENIA. (Akme, a point, aden, a gland ; anthers.) Rutaceee. 1.—5.
& . - tetragona Hit. four-angled * i_J or 2 ap.jl W C. G. H. 1798. C p.l Thun. v. 4. 5

Adenandra tetragbna Swt. No. 5573.

675. ADENA'NDRA.

i - linearis Hit. linear-leaved tt. i_J or 1 mr.jl W C. G. H. 1800. C p.l

Di6sma linearis Thun. No. 5541.

3303. 675a. COLEONE^MA B. & W. COLEONEMA. (Koleos, a sheath, nema, a filament.) Rutacece. 1.— 3.
\ . . alba B. $ W. white n. i_J or 2 mr.jl W C. G. H. 1800. C p.l

Diosma alba Thun. No. 5544.

676. BARYO'SMA.

( 5579a pulchSlla Hil. neat * i_J or 2 f.s P C. G. H. 1787. C p.l Bot. mag. 1357

Agathosma pulchella W. No. 5581, also 5582.

3304. 676ff. MACRO'STYLIS B. & W. MACROSTYLIS. (Makros, long, slylis, a style.) RuMcete. 2.— 4.
§ . . barbata Hil. bearded * i_J or 2 ap.jn W C. G. H. 1810. C p.l

Agathosma barbata Spr. No. 5589. and 5583. belong to this genus.

681.

28115 5622a dumbsa Cun. bushy * i _ | or 2£ my.jn W N. Holl. 1826. C p.l

687. ESCALLCTN.L*.

28116 5639a glandulbsa Sm. glandular m\ _ | or 3 s R Chile 1827. C l.p Bot. cab. 1291

28117 - - rtibra Pers. red-Jloioered * \ _ | or 3 s R Chile 1827. C l.p Bot. mag. 2890

28118 - - bifida Lk. % 0. bifid * i _ | or 3 ...... S. Amer. 1827. C l.p

3305. 692a. BERZE^LU Brong. BERZELIA. (Berzelius, a celebrated chemist.) Bruniaceee. 2.— .
§ . . abrotanoldes Brong. Southernw.-lk« i _ | or 1| my.jl W C. G. H. 1787. C p.l Bot. cab. 355

Brun/a abrotanoiries, No. 5658., and also 5651. belong to this genus.

3306. 6926. RASPATJ^ Brong. RASPALIA. ' (Raspail, a French botanist.) Bruniacete. 1.
§ - - microphylla Brong. small-leaved tt-i_J or 1 jn.au W C. G. H. 1804. C s.l

Bruma microphylla, No. 5660.

3307. 692c. BERA'RD/.^ Brong. BERARDIA. (Berard, professor of chemistry at Montpelier.) Bruniaceee. 2 __ 3.
§ . . paleacea Brong. chaffy * i _ | or 2 ji..au W C. G. H. 1791. C p.l

BrumVi paleacea, No. 5657., and also 5661. belong to this genus.

3308. 692rf. AUDOUI'N/// Brong. AUDOUINIA. (A. Audouin, anentomol. and friend of Brongniart.) Brunift. 1.
& - . capitata Brong. headed tt i _ | or 1| my.jl P C. G. H. 1790. C p.l

Diosma capitata L. No. 5552.

3309. G92e. STAA^V/4 Thun. STAAVIA. (Martin Staaf, a correspondent of Linnams's.) Bruniaceee. 3 __ 4.

28119 - - radiata Thun. radiated «t L_J or 1 my.jn W C. G. H. 1787. C p.l Brey. c. 82

Phylica radiata L. Brum'a radiata L.

28120 - - glutinbsa Thun. clammy tt uj or 1£ ap.my W C. G. H. 1793. C p.l Bot. cab. 852

Brum'a glutinbsa L.

§ , , ciliata Brong. ciliated-leaved «- i_J or li my.jl W C. G. H. 1812. C p.l

Brfcmo ciliata, No. 5667.

696. CLAYTCTN/A

28121 56810 cub6ns\s H. $ B. Cuba O cu i my.jl W Cuba 1829. S co

701.

28122 5728« prsmorsa Dou. bitten-rooted ^ A or ^ my.jl R Columbia 1826. D co Bot. reg. 1254

28123 5752a flavicornis Sm. yellow-horned £ A or | my.jl Y.B Britain ch. pi. D co

28124 5783a epipsMa Led. naked above £ A or £ my.jl Y Livonia 18J6. D co

3310. 709a. HYMEN ANTHE^R A R. Br. HYMENANTHERA. (Hymen, membrane, anthera, an anther.) Violariece.

28125 - - dentatatf. Bt. tooth ed-tea ved * i_] or 6 ap.my Y N. Holl. 1820. C p.l

3311. 71()a. SOULA'NG/^ Brong. SOULANGIA. (Soulanee Bodin, a nurseryman near Paris.) Rhdmnece. 6.— 8.
§ - - axillaris Brong. sx.\\-ftowered it i_J or 2 my.jn W C. G. H. 1812. C p.l
/'hy'lica axillaris, No. 5860., also 5856. 5866. 5854. 5854, and 5855. belong to this genus.

Supplement^

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

473

CLASS V ORDER 2.

PENTA'NDRIA DIGY'NlA.

719. RrBES.
5903 alplnum

2 pamilum Lindl. dwarf

28126 5907o tenuiflurum Lindl. slender-flwd

28127 - - flavum Coll. yellow

aureum sanguineum Lindl.

28128 5909o atropurpureumLerf. dark purple

28129 5917o cfereum Dou. wax
81o() - - punctatum R. 8f P. dotted

28131 5927o decumbens Led. decumbent

28132 5928o setbsum Lindl. bristly

773. GONO'LOBUS.

28133 6183o viridiflorus Mey. green-flowere

776.

6204o pallida Lindl. pale

lanceolata Hort. No. 6204.

AF

cu

2

ap.my

G

...

C

CO

cu
cu

8

6

ap.my
ap.my

Y
Y

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

...

C
C

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 127*
Col. h. rip. 1. B

or

4

ap.my

G

Siberia

1826.

C

CO

or
cu
fl

2

3

ap

ap.my
ap.my

W

G.Y

G

N. Amer. 1827.
Chile 1826.
Siberia 1829.

C

C
C

CO
CO
CO

Bot reg. 1263
Bot. reg. 1278

or

^

ap.my

W

N. Amer.

1810.

C

CO

Bot. reg. 1237

cu

10

s

G

S. Amer.

1826.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 1126

or

6

jl.au

W

E. Indies

1815.

C

r.m

Bot cab. 1309

791. BRACHYSTE'LMA.

28134 6332o spatulata Lindl. spatulate-/t>d A iAJ cu

792. CARALLVMA.

3135 6334o fimbriata Wai. fringed tL _~) cu

28136 - - crenulata Wai. crenulated tt Ij cu

794. GENTL4\V^T.
6358 Sapcmaria
2 fibre albo

805. HEUCHE'R.l
28137 6433o Richardsonrt Dou. Richardson's

white-flowered ^ A or
16 A cu

G C. G. H. 1826. C s.l Bot reg. 1113

Pa.Y E. Indies 1829. C s.l WaL pi. as. ra. 8
Pa.Y E. Indies 1829. C s.l Wai. pi. as. ra. 7

1 au.s W N. Amer. 1826. D

N. Amer. 1827. D co

814. £7'LMUS.

28138 6544o carpinifblia Lindl. Hornbeam-lvd

28139 - - strata Lindl. strict

tm 40 ap.my Br
tm 60 ap.my Br

Britain
Britain

bed.
bed.

L co
L co

&20. ^NTHRI'SCUS.

No. 6582. and 6577. of Chajrophyllum belong to this genus.

3312. 821o. CONOPCTDIUM Koch CONOPODIUM. (Konos, a cone, podion, a little foot; disk.) Umbelllferee. 3
28140 - - denudatum Koch denuded ^ A un 2 jn.jl W S. Europe ... D co

jBunium denudatum Dec.

§ . - canadt§nse Koch Canadian ^ A un 1£ jl.au W N. Amer. 1699. D co

Chaerophylium canaddnse Pers. No. tw99. and also 6dOO. belong to this genus.

3313. 826o. ORLA^Y^ Hofm. ORLAYA. (Orlay, probably the name of some botanist.) Umbelliferee. 3.
§ - - platycarpos Koch broad-fruited O un 1 jn.jl W S. Europe 1800. S co M. h. 9. 14 2

Caucalis platycarpos, No. 6659., also 6663. and 6656. belong to this genus.

3314. 8266. TURGE^NIA Hofm. TURGENIA.

§ - - latifulia Hofm. broad-leaved

Caucalis latifbtia, No. 6657.

835. ^THAMA'NTA.

§ 6711o macedonica Spr. Macedonian ]
.Biibon macedonicum L. Nc*. 6745.

(Turgeo, to swell; seeds.) Umbellljerce. 1.

O un 3 jl.au R England ch.fi. S co Eng. hot. 198

Q) cu 2 jl.au Pa.Y Greece 159$ S co Black. 382

814. SE'SELI.

No. 6746, 6747, 6748, 6749, 6750. of .Bubon, and 6703. of ^th

inta, belong to this genus.

3315. 844o. PTYCHCms Koch PTYCHOTIS. (Ptyche, a plait, ous, an ear; petals.) Umbelllfer<e. 4. —6.

28141 - - heterophyila Koch various-leaved ^ A un 1 jl W Pyrenees 1778. S co Jac. vin. 2. 198

M£um heterophyllum Moen. Seseli Saxifragum L. CHrum .g&nius L. ; also No. 6759. 6773. and 6780. of
S^seli, belong to this genus.

848. S1'UM.

28142 6795o podulicum Hort. Podolian ^ A un 1 jl W Podolia 1827. D co

28143 6801o virescens Spr. greenish 5 A un 1 jl W Europe 1829. D co

3316. 848o. HELOSCIA^DIUM Koch HELOSCIADIUM. (Helos, marsh, skiadion, umbel.) Vmbellifer*. 5. — 7,
§ - . nodiflbrum Koch knot-flowered 3W A w \ jl.au W Britain rivul. D aq Eng. bot. 639

Slum nodiflbrum L. No. 6796., also 6797. 6804. ; and No. 6809. and 6810. of Sison, belong to this genus.

3317. 8486. BRTGNCTLI^ Bert BRIGNOLIA.

§ - - jsanacifMia Brig. Panax-leaved

Slum siculum L. No. 6800.

(J. L. Brignoli, a professor at Verona.) UmbelUjeree. 1.
A or 1 jn.au W Sicily 1686. D s.p Jac. vin. 2. 133

3318. 848c. DREPANOPHY LLUM Hofm. DREPANOPH, (Drepanon, scythe, phyllon, leaf ; form.)

jreste Hofm. field

Slum Falc^ria L. Na 6798.

3319. 85to. Z\'Z\A Koch ZIZIA.
§ - - a6rea Koch golden

Sm^rnium aureura L. No 6831.

A un 2 jn

W

, Umbel. J.
1726. D m.s Jac. au. 3. 257

(J. B. Zizii, a German botanist) Umbelllferte. 1.

£ A or 2 my.jn Y N. Amer. 16S9. D r.m

9. CA^RUM.

No. 6811. of Slson belongs to this genus.

474 PENTANDRIA TRIGYNIA. Supplement.

860. GNIDIUM.

oi)idides Spr. __ . -

Laserpitium silaif&lium Jac. No. 70l6., also 6766. under G. ven5sum.

6851a' opioldes Spr.' Apium-like _ £t A un 2 jn.jl J?.Y ^Constant*. 1816. Deo Yen. eels 97

Rfi7 TR A CFTYTVTF^NE.

28144 6922a cserfclea Grah. sky-blue O pr 1* jl.s B N. Roll. 1827. S s.p Bot. reg. 1225

Didiscus caerhleus Dec. Bot. Mag. 2075

3320 873a MELANOSEL1VNUM Hofm. MELANOSEL. (Melas, black, selinon, parsley ; appearance.) Umbel. 1
4 - decipiens Hofm deceiving £ A un 2 jn.jl W Madeira 1785. D co Sck. ban. 3. 13

Sellnum decipiens Wnl. No. 6941.

3321 874a ARCHANGE'LICA Hofm. ARCHANGELICA. (Supposed archangelic virtues.) UmbeUifer<r. 1.
& '. . officinalis Hofm. officinal £ Q> cul 4 jn.au G England wat.pl. S m.s Fl. dan. 206

Angelica Archang&ica L. No. 6957., and also 6958. belong to this genus.

3322 8746 OSTE'RICUM Hofm. OSTERICI M. (Osteon, a bone ; seeds ?) Umbelliferce. 1.
& '. . pratense Hofm. meadow ^ A un 3 jn.au F Galicia 1818. D co

Angelica prat£nsis .Spr. No. 6964.

875. XIGU'STICUM.

& 6971a /erulaceum All. Ferula-like ^ Q> un 1 jl Pa.P Switzerl. 1775. S co
Laserpitiumldcidum W. No. 7018. and No. 6938. of Sellnum.

3323 875a. MOLOPOSPE RMUM Koch MOLOPOSPERMUM. (Molops, a wheal, sperma, a seed.) Umbelliferce. I.
& '. . peloponneslacum Koch Peloponnes.^ A or 4 my.jl Pa.Y Switzerl. 1598. D co Jac au.5. 13

Ligusticum peloponneslacum L. No. 6968.

3324. 8756. LEVI'STICUM Koch LEVISTICUM. (Lew, to assuage; relieves flatulency.) Umbelliferce. \.
& . - officinale Koch officinal ^ A cul 6 Jn-J1 Y ltaly 1596- D co Black. 275

Ligusticum Levisticum L. No. 696S.

3325. 875c. TROCHISA'NTHES Koch TROCHISANTHES. ( Trochiskos, a small wheel, anthos, a flower.) Umbel. I.
& - - nodiflora Koch knot-flowered ^ A un 3 jl.au G Alp. Eur. 1810. D p.l Al. ped. 72

Ligtisticum nodiflorum Vil. No. 6966. belongs to this genus.

876. PHYSOSPE'RMUM.

No. 6829. of Smyrnium belongs to this genus.

880. FE'RULA.

28145 6987fl campestris Bes. field ^t A or 3 jn.jl Y Tauria 1829. S co

28146 - - sylvatica Bes. wood ^ A or 3 jn.jl Y Podolia 1829. S co

3326. 8800. FERULA^GO Koch FERULAGO. (Ferio, to strike; used as rods.) Umbeliifera. 2.

& . . nodiflora Koch knot-flowered ^ A un 3 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1596. D s.l Boc. mu. 76
Ferula nodiflora L. No. 6999., also 6988.

3327 881a. SPLER Sco. SILER. (Salio, to shoot up ; quick growth.) UmbellifereE. 3. '

§ . . trilobum Sco. three-lobed-/w/ ^ A un 4 my.jl W Austria 1796. D co Jac. au. 2. 147

jLaserpitium trilobum L. aquilegifolium Spr. No. 7006.

882. PEUCE'DANUM.

No. 6934, 6935. 6937. 6940. 6944, 6945. 6947. of Selinum, No. 6932. of Thyssellnum.and No. 6853. of Gnidium
belong to this genus.

3328. 882a. SILA^US Bes. SILAUS. (A name used by Pliny.) Umbelliferce. 3.

$ . - pratensis Bes. meadow ^ A un 2 jn.au Y England mea. D co Eng. bot. 2142

Peucedanum Silaus L. Gnidium Silaus Spr. No. 6852. ; also No. 7052. and 7036. of Peucedanum.

3329. 8830. OPO'PANAX Koch OPOPANAX. (Opos, juice, panax, the plant yielding it.) Umbell'tferce. 1.

§ . - ChMntcum Koch Chiron's ^ A m 6 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1640. D co Gou. il. 19.13.14

Pastinaca Opopanax L. No. 7049.

3330. 885a. PETROSELPNUM Hofm. PARSLEY. (Petros, a rock, selinon, parsley ; habitat.) Umbelliferce. a
$ . . satlvum Hofm. cultivated £ Q) cul 2 jn.jl L.Y Sardinia 1548. S co

^"pium Petrosellnum L. No. 6833. ; also No. 6807. of 5ison, and No. 6975. of Ligusticum.

3331. 8856. CONDYLOCA'RPUS Hofm. CONDVLOCARPUS. (Kondyle, a knob, karpost fruit; margin.) Umbel. 3.
§ . . officinalis Koch officinal Q w 2| jl F England cor. fi. S co Eng bot. 2440

Tbrdylium officinale L. No. 7082., also Nos. 7084. and 7087. belong to this genus.

3332. 885c. PLATYSPE'RMUM Hofm. PLATYSPERMUM. (Platys, broad, sperma, seed.) Umbellifera;. 3.
% - - muricatum Hofm. pricUy-seeded O un 2 jn.jl Pk Barbary 1683. S co M h 9. 14. 4

Daticus muricatus L. No. 6648.

§ - - pulch£rrimum Koch fairest O un 2 jn.jl W Levant 1699. S co

Caficalis orientalis Bux. No. 6664. and also No. 6667. belong to this genus.

CLASS V. ORDER 3.

PENTA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

903. DRYMA^RTA.

28147 7254a gracilis Lk. slender *r CZS un J jn.s W Brazil 1829. S co

906. PHARNA"CE£7A/.

28148 7259o Hoffmanseggia«MwR.&S. Hoffman.^, LQJ cu ijl.au W Brazil 1829 Deo

Supplement.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

475

916.
£8149 7372a pertusula Haw.

CLASS V. ORDER 5.
PENTA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

small-pierced £ iAJ or 1 o.n W C. G. H. 1824. C s.l

918. CURTO'GYNE.
28150 7394a unctosa Haw. vra.vy-leaved tt. i_J or } au W C. G. H. 1824. C p.l

CLASS VI. ORDER 1.

HEXA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

934. PANCRATIUM.
28151 7639a plicatum Liv. plaited-leaved tf (23 or 1 jLau

W Macao 1827. O r.m Bot. mag. 2808

3333. 9350. COBU'RGH/^4 Swt. COBUHGHIA. (Prince Coburgh.}

28152 - - incarnkta Swt. flesh-colored tf Al spl 2 au.s S Quito
Pancratium incarnatum Kth.

Amaryllideee. 1.— 2.
182d. D p.l Sw. fl.gar.n.s.17

951.

28153 7692a cruenta Grah.

956. TILLA'NDS/^.

28154 7724a acaulis Lindl.

28155 77310 psittacina Hook.

957. BILLBE'RG7J.
2S156 7754a fasciata B. R.
28157 - - cru<hita Hook.

bloody

stemless
Parrot-Ik flwd

banded
bloody

JtZSpr
22 el

EJor
f7\] cu

2 au.s B.w Rio Jan. 1824. Sk r.m

*au W Rio Jan. 1826. Sk s.p Bot. r eg. 1157
2 jl S Rio Jan. 1826. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 2841

1J au B.R Rio Jan. 1825. Sk r.m Bot. reg. 1130
1 f.mr B.R Rio Jan. 1624. Sk s.p Bot. mag. 2892

3334. 962a. AXHS SaL Acis. (Ads, a shepherd, son of Faunus.) Amaryllideee. 3.

28158 - - ruseus Swt. rose-colored tf A pr i au.s R Corsica 1820. O s.l Sw. fl. gar. 301

Leucbjum rbseum Mart.

28159 - - grandifl6rus lied, great-flowered tf A pr i au.s W Numidia 1820. O s.l Bot reg. 544
§ - - trichophyllus Swt. hair-leaved $ A pr £ ja.f W Spain 1820. O s.l

Zeucojum trichophyllum Brot. No. 7786., and also 7789. belong to this genus.

3335. 965. CLI'VE^ Lindl. CLIVEA. (Named in compliment to the Duchess of Northumberland.) Amaryllideee. 1.

28160 - - nobilis Lindl. noble tf iAI spl H my.au R.Y C. G. H. 1823. O r.m Bot. reg. 1182

Imatophyllum Ait5ni Hook. Bot Mag. 2856.

967. BRUNSVI'GJ^.
879 coranica

2 pallida pale-flowered tf fAI cu

Amaryllis coranica var. pallida Lindl.

Pa C. G. H. 1826? O r.m Bot. reg. 121U

969. AMARY'LLIS.
7969 pulveruldnta

2 longipedunculata Lindl. long-ped. tf iAI or 2 mr.ap O
acuminata var. longipedunculata Bot. reg. 534

975. HABRA'NTHUa
28161 8031a robtistus Herb. robust

tf .AJ or 1 jn.jl

Mexico 1826. O r.m Bot. reg.

Bu. Ayres 1827. O r.m Sw. fl. gar.n.s.14

979. ALSTRCEME^RJ^.

8043 Hookem Swt. is pulch^lla Sims Bot. cab. 1272. No. 8043.

8044 SimszY Swt. is rbsea Hook. Sw. fl. gar. 267. No. 8044.

28162 8044a pallida Grah. pale A lAJ el 2 s.o Pk.R Chile? 1827. O l.p

28163 8049a psittacina Leh. parrot A .Al el 6 s.o C.p Mexico 1829. O l.p Sw. fl. gar.n.s.15

3336. 980a. CUMMI'NGJ^ D. Don. CUMMINGIA. (Lady Gordon Gumming, of AHyre, near Forres, N.B.) Aspho. 1. — 2.

- - campanulataD.Dore campanulate g Al el
Conanthera campanulata Hook. No. 8050.

f jl.n B Chile 182a O l.p Sw. fl. gar. 257

992. TUPI'STRA.

28164 8106a nutans Lindl.

995. LU^ZULA.

28165 8152a cap^nsis Lk.

nodding-j?t^d £ (23 cu 1 n

Cape

1000. TRADESCA'NT/^.
28166 8182a crassula Lk. thick

1014. HAWO'RTH/^.
25167 8355a claripgrla Haw. clear-pearled

1016. ZI'LIUM.
28168 8392o peregrlnum R. % S. foreign

Ld E Indies 1822. R Lp Bot reg. 1223

M iAI un 1 my.jn Ap C. G. H. 1829. D m.s

£ ED or 1 my.au W Brazil 182o. D co Bot. mag. 2935

£ lAJ gr | my.au G.Y C. G. H. 1824. Sk s.l

tf A or 4 jn.jl W China ... O co

1017. TV^LIPA.
8426 6culuss61is

2 p£rsica Lindl.

Pers. sun's-eye tf A spl 1 mr S.Bk Persia 1826. O co Bot. reg. 1143

(Kyklos, a circle, bothros, a pit; each sepal.)
tf ^j I or 3 au.s P.G Mexico 1827. O

Tulipacece. 2.
p.l Sw.fl.gar.n.s.SO

3337. 1018a. CYCLOBO'THRA Swt.

28169 - - purphrea Swt. puiple

Fritillaria purphrea Kth.

28170 - - barbktaSKtf. bearded tf AJ or 3 au.s Y Mexico 18C7. O p.l Sw. fl. gar. 273

Fritillaria barbata Kth.

476 OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Supplement.

1020. DRACHMA.

28171 84610 brasili^nsis Farm. Brazilian

*CZ)or

6

W

Brazil 1825.

S p.l

28172 84710 surculosa Lindl. surculose

•Qpr

4

jl"

W

S.Leone 1821.

Skp.l

Bot. reg. 1169

1027. YU'CCA.

28173 85180 pub^rula Haw. small downy
28174 85250 gracilis Lk. slender

£ A or

H E3 or

7

au.s

W
W

Mexico 18*29.

Skr.l
Skr.l

Sw. fl. gar. 251

1046. ^4'LLIUM.

28175 87080 nudicaule Leh. naked-stmd

tf A °r

1

jn.jl

1829.

O*co

28176 - - euosmon Lk. Sg 0. well-scented

tf A °r

1

jn.jl

W

1829.

O co

28177 - - glandulosum Lk. # O. glandular

tf A or

1

jn.jl

W?

1829.

O co

3338. 10500. HESPEROSCO'RDUM Lindl. HESPERO. (Hesperos, evening, skordon, garlic
28178 - - hyac'mthinum Lindl. Hyacinth-likeg .AJ or 1 jl.au B? 182o.

; smell ?) Asphod±le<e. 1.
0 p.l

Brodus\z grandiflura Nutt.

1054. SCI'LLA.
28179 88210 obtusifblia Poir. blunt-leaved
28180 88220 rbsea Leh. rose-colored

tf A pr

tf A pr

t1

Cap

R
R

S. Europe 1829.
Numidia 1827.

O c
0 c

1085. CYANE'LLA.

28181 90350 odoratissima Lindl. most fragrant

£ iAJ or

1

jl.au

R

C. G. H. 1826.

O s.p

Bot. reg. 1111

1091. MAHOXN/A

28182 90690 ripens G. Don creeping

* or

2

ap

Y

N. Amer. 1824.

R r.m

Bot. reg. 117<>

Berberis repens Lindl.

1099. FRANKE^NU.

28183 90890 pauciflbra Dec. few-flowered

«-l_Jpr

1

jn.au

Pk

N. Holl. 1824.

C s.p

Bot. mag. 2896

1100. PETLIS.

28184 90910 occidental Spr. western

* EG un

i

jl

cr

Guadalou.1829.

S bog

CLASS VI. ORDER 3,
HEXA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

3339. 11110. CALOCHCXRTUS Ph. CALOCHORTUS. (Kalos, handsome, chortos, grass.) Liliacca:. 3.

28185 - - nitidus Don. shining tf .AJ pr | au P Columbia 1826. O s.p Hort tr. 7. 9

28186 - - macrocarpus Don. long.fruited tf _AJ spl 2 au P Columbia 1826. O s.p Bot. reg. 1152

28187 - - elegans Ph. elegant tf .AJ pr | jn.jl W Columbia 1826. O s.p Hort. tr. 7. 9

CLASS VIII. ORDER I.
OCTA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1148. TROP^EXOLUM.
28188 93170 tricolbrum Swt. three-colored fl_ A el 12 jn.s O.P Valpara. 1828. C p.l Sw. n. gar. 270

1172. EJECKIA.
28189 93970 saxicola Cun.

1173.

28190 9422a rigida Lod.

28191 - - rubida Lod.

28192 - - crinlta Lod.

rock-inhabiting « i_J or 2 jl.au W N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

stiff
red
hairy

1177. MICHAU'XJM.

28193 9951a decandra Ft's. decandrous

1179. DODON^fiM.

28194 9969a paulliw/^/6/m Cun. Paullinia-lvd

1181. OSBE'CK/A

9978a glomerata Dec. glomcrate-flwd J»
/Jh^xia glomerkta Bot. cab. 334.

1183. ffiNOTHE^RA.
100190 decumbens Don. decumbent

- - viminea Dou. twiggy

- - tenuifolia R. S( P. fine-leaved

- - quadrivftlneraJDow. 4-spotted-/jetaZed

- - Lindleyw Dou. Lindley's
100200 pallida Lindl. pa\e-flowered ^
100370 faraxacifblia Hort. Dandelion-lvd £

28195

28196
28197
28198
28199
28200
28201
28202

1186. EPILOXBIUM.

28203 100530 crassifolium Leh. thick-leaved ^

lisa FWCHSIA.

28204 100770 microphylla Kth. small-leaved *

28205 100790 <hymif61ia Kth. Thyme-leaved *

3340. 11920. PIERA'RD/^ Rox. PIERARDIA.

- sapida Ror. well-tasted J

3341. 11950. MA'RLEA Rox. MARLEA.

28207 - - begoni^oft'0 Rox. Begonia-leaved * uJ or 4 ... Y China

«_Jor
: | | or

'•. \ | or

2
1

2

jl.au
my.jn

Pk

W.R

R

C. G. H.
C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1820.
1826.
1826.

C
C
C

s.p
s.p
P.l

Bot. cab. 1286
Bot. cab. 1166
Bot. cab. 143

I d)l or

0

jl.au

L.B ? Persia

1829.

S

S.1

I | un

4

jn.jl

G

N. Holl.

1826.

C

...

(Dlpr

1|

Pk

Trinidad

1818.

s

P..

Bot. mag. 2837

O pr
O pr
§pr
or
O or
A or
A or

1

3

1

jn.n
jn.s
jn.s
s
jn.n
jn.s
my.au

P
P
P
Pk
P

W.R

W

California 1827.
California 1826.
Chile 1828.
N. Amer. 182t>.
N. Amer. 1826.
America 1826.
Peru 1825.

s
s
s
s

s

D

S

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

CO

Bot. mag. 2889
Bot. mag. 2873
Sw. fl. gar.n s.19
Bot. reg. 1119
Bot. mag. 2832
Bot. reg. 1142
Sw. fl. gar. 294

A or

i

jn.jl

R

1829.

s

CO

1 |pr
L_|or

6
6

jn.s
my.o

S.P
R

Mexico
Mexico

1828.
1827.

c
c

ts

Sw. fl.gar. n.s.16
Bot. reg. 1284

(Mr.
.Dfr

(Mat

Pierard of Kew Green.)
20 ... Y Sumatra

•liva. its Beneal name.}

Sapindctcete ?
1820. C p.l

1.
1.

Supplement.

1199a. GNl'DIA.
28208 10174a ochroledca Lod.

DECANDRIA DIGYNIA.

477

yellowish white* L__| or 1| ap.my Pa.Y C. G. H. 1820. C p.l Bot. cab. 1184

3342. 1204o. APLOPHY'LLUM J. APLOPHYLLUM. ( Haploos, simple, phyllon, leaf ; leaves siir

$ - - patavlnum J. Paduan £ A un li Jn s G.v Italy 1819 C

tfuta patavlna L. No. 10920., and also No. 10921, 10922, 10923, 10924, 10925. belong

mple.) Rutticecc. 6. — 8.
co Miagen. 19
to this genus.

CLASS VIII. ORDER 3.

OCTA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1210. POLY'GONUM.

J8209 102-»7o injucundum B.R. disagreeable tt. | un 2 my

282JO 10279a acutatum Leh. sharpened Q or 2 jl.au

G.w Valparaiso 1825. C co Bot. reg 1250
Pk 1828. S co

CLASS X. ORDER 1.

1237. SOPHO^RA.
28211 104i6rt velutina Lindl.

3343. 1239o. PIPTA'NTHUS Surf. PIPTANTHUS.
i . - nepatfnsis Swt. Nepal &

^nagyris indica Wai. No. 10462.

DECA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

velvety * |_J or 6 jn Pk Nepal ... C p.l Bot reg. 1185

, to fall, nnthos, a. flower; soon falling off!) Leg Pap Sonh I
r 10 my.jn Y Nepal 1821. L r.m Sw. fl gar. 264 '

1243. CYCLOTIA.
28212 10475a tenuifolia Leh. fine-leaved

1244o. BAPTFSIA.
8213 10479o minor Leh. smaller

1262.

8214 10582o pedunculata/fooAr. peduncled
28215 106110 staphyled'idesCtm. Staphylea-like

1263. DAVIE^S/^.
J8216 10617o leptophylla Cun. slender-leaved

28217 - - physodes Cun. bladdery

1268. BAUHl'NJ^.

28218 10673o cumanensis H.$B. Cumana

1974. POINCIA^NA.

28219 10805o regia Boj. royal

3344. 1302o WALLSlTRA Rox. WALLSURA.

28220 - - robusta Rox. robust J I I or

1337. AMMY'RSINE.

28221 11004o prostrata Swt. prostrate «- or

1339. flHODODE'NDRON.

28222 11015a Gowenianum Swt. Gowen's * or

135& MELA'STOMA.

28223 11143o Banksn Cun. Banks's « i_J or

&

Ljor

4

jl.au

Y

C.

G. H.

1829.

C

p.l

*

A or

i

B

N.

Amer.

1829.

1)

CO

*

1 | or
l_Jor

i

2

my
apjl

Y
Y

N.
N.

Holl.
Holl.

1820.
1824.

C
C

s.l.pBotmag. 2860

*
*

1 | or
1 | or

2
8

ap.jn
ap.jn

Y
Y

N.
N.

Holl.
Holl.

1824.
1824.

C

C

s.l.p

8.1.p

20 jl

40

W Cumana

C p.l Bot. reg. 1133

Madagasc.1828. C r.m Bot. mag. 2884

(Wallurst, its Telinga name.)

Meliace<e. 1. — 2.

3345. 1362o. CH^ETOGA'STRA Dec. CHJJTOGASTRA. (Chaite, hair, gaster, belly; ovary.) Melastbmeee. 1.— 28.
28224 - - lanceolata Dec. lanceolate-/»rf O pr 1 ja W Trinidad 1820.
/Jh^xia lanceolata Bon. Rhex. 21

20 ... ' ... E. Indies 1827. C p.l

i my.jn W N. Amer. ... L p.s Sw. fl. gar. ic in.

4 my.jn R hybrid ... L p.l Sw. fl. gar. 263

1| N. Holl. 1824. C p.l

\Ieli

p.l Bot. mag. 2835

3346. 1364a. MOURI'RIA J. MOURIRIA. (Mourirt, its name in Guiana.) Memec^lete. 1. — 5.

§ - - guianensis Aub. Guiana H I I or 6 jLs Y Guiana 1817. C p.l Aub. gui. J. 180

Petalbma Mourtri Swz. No. 11189., and also 11188. belong to this genus.

3347. 13646. POI'VRE^ Com. POIVREA. (N. Poivre, intendant of the Mauritius in 1766.) Combretacece. 6.-14.
§ - - coccinea Dec. scarlet £ CD or 20 jn.d S Madagas. 1818. C r.m Bot. mag. 21C2

Combretum purpureum Vahl, No. 10197., also 10198, 10199. 10201. 10207, and 10208. belong to this genus.

3348. 1372o. DE'CODON Gm. DECODON. (Dekas, ten, odous, a tooth ; calyx.) Salicariets. 1.
\ - - verticillatus Ell. whorl-flowered ^ A or 2 JLs P N. Amer. 1759. D p.l

Nesae%o verticillata Kth. No. 12199.

3349. 13726. HORKETL/^ Cham. HORKELIA.
28225 - - congesta Dou. crowded-^wd

(John Horkel, professor of physiology at Berlin.) Rosace*. L— 2.
A cu 2 au W N. Amer. 1826. D co Bot mag. £88 0

CLASS X. ORDER 2.
DECA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1380. SAXl'FRAGA.

28226 11278o ferruginea Graft, rusty

28227 11318a Schradferi Ster. Schrader's

1381. TIARE'LLA.

28228 11333o colbrans Grah.

1382. MITE'LLA.
28229 113370 pentindra Hook.
. . trifidaGraA.

coloring

pentandrous
tritid-leaved

A or
A pr

4 s W

%myjn W

N. Amer. 1827. D p.l
Europe 1826. D co

w N- Amer. 1827. D co

N. Amer. 1827. D co
N. Amer. 1827. D co

Bot mag. 2933

478

DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Supplement.

3350. 13830. TE'LLIMA R. Br. TELLIMA. (Anagram of Mitella; separated from it.) Saxifrage*. I.— 2.
8231 - - grandiflbra Don. great-flowered jg A cu 1 ap.my Pk N. Amer 1826. D s.p Bot. reg. 1178

1384. GYPSO'PHILA.
28232 113530 pub£scens Led. pubescent

1386. DIA'NTHUS.
28233 113930 giganteus Urv.
28231 114490 siculus Presl

A or 1 jn.jl W Siberia 1829. S co

A or 3 jlau P Greece 182-1 S co Sw. fl. gar. 288
A or | jn.au R Sicily 1829. C s.l

CLASS X. ORDER 3.

1388. SILE'NE.

28235 11489a Stevem Spr.

28236 11538o cernua Thun.

DECA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA

Steven's
drooping

un 1 jn.jl
un 1

Caucasus 1827. S co
C.G. H. 1829. S co

3351. 13890. LARBREM Hil. LARBREA. (Abbe Larbrd, a botanical author.) Paronychilee. 1.

28237 - - aquiitica Hil. water O un $ jn.jl W Britain rivuL S bogs Eng. bot. 1074

Stellaria uliginbsa Cur. aquatica Poll. Larbrea aquatica, No. 1417., is a true Cerastium.

1390. ARENAMIIA.
28238 11 6840 rubella Wahl. reddish-^d

cherlen/o/m G. Don (discovered in Scotland 1

3352.

A P* \ my.au R

and 1790), hirta Fl. dan. 1646

Scotl.Benlawers. D s.p Wa.lap.6

1398a. THRYA'LLIS L. THRYALLIS. (Greek name for a plant of the mullein kind.) Malpt'ghiacete. 1.-3.

- - brachtfstachysZ,z»07. short-spikedfl_ CD el 10 s.o Y Rio Jan. 1823. C p.s Bot. reg. 1162

3353. 13985. GALPHI'MM Cav. GALPHIMIA. (An anagram of Malplghin.) Malpighiaceae. 1. — 7.

- - glaucaC0v. glaucous i. O or 8 ... Y Mexico 1829. C l.p Cav. ic. 5. 489

CLASS X. ORDER 4.
DECA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

1409. COTYLEDON.

28241 1 17970 cuneif6rmis Haw. wedge-shap.-h

28242 1 18080 interjecta flow, interjected

*L I | cu $

... C. G. H. 1823. C s.l
. C. G. H. 1824. C s.l

3354. 1409(i. UMBILPCUS Dec. UMBILICUS. (Umbilicus, the navel ; hollow-leaved.) Crassulhcece. 4.— 5.
4 - - serratus Dec. serrated-heaved £ A cu jn.jl P Siberia 1732. C a' Di. el. 95. f. 112

Cotyledon serrata L. No. 11829., also 11828. 1183L and 11832. belong to this genus.

3355. 14096. PISTORI'NI A Dec. PISTORINIA. (Pistron, a cup ; affinity to Cotyledon ?) Crassulhcece. 1.
\ . - hispanica Dec. Spanish £ Q> pr | jn.jl R Spain 1796. S s.l Dec. pL 122

Cotyledon hispanica L. No. 11830.

3356. 1409c. ECHEVE^RL4 Dec. ECHEVERIA. (Echeveri, a botanical draughtsman.) CrassulcLcece. 4.— 5.
^ - - coccinea Dec. scarlet-flowered**. | | or 2 o S Mexico 1816. C s.l Bot. cab. 832

Cotyledon coccinea C0t>. No. 11823., and also 11826. belong to this genus.

28243 - - grandift>lia Haw. great-leaved a. \ | or 2 o O Mexico 1828. C s.l Sw. fl. gar. 275

28244 - - gibbiflbra Dec. gibbous-flwd u. i_J or 2 jl.o Y.Pk Mexico 1826. C s.l Bot. reg. 1247

1410. SE^DUM.

28245 118580 fruticulosum Brot. small shrubby tt. A

28246 118690 viridulum Haw. greenish

28247 118840 Guettardz ViL Guettard's O un

A pr
O un

jl.au

Portugal 1829. C co
Europe 1824. D p.l
Dauphiny 1829. S co

1414. O'XALIS.

28248 119310 tortubsa B. R.

28249 119320 Martid»0 Zuc.

28250 - - papilionacea W.

28251 - - DeppeiLod.

1418. SPE'RGULA.

28252 120720 pilifera Dec.

/aricina Wul.

twisted
Martius's
butterfly
Deppe's

i_J or $ jn
G3 or £ jl

tAJ or J
iAJ or i jn.jl

Y
Y

Va

Cordill.
Brazil
Brazil
Mexico

hair-bearing ]£ A

4 jn.jl W Corsica

1825. O s.p Bot. reg. 1249

1829. O s.p

1819. O s.p

1827. O s.p Bot. cab. 1500

D co

CLASS XI. ORDER 1.
DODECA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1434. EL^OCA'RPUS.
2E253 121170 grandiflt>rus Wai. large-flowered

Dor

1447. PORTULA^CA.
28254 121580 grandiflbra Hook, great-flowered ^ iAI or

... W E. Indies 1829. C p.l
jn.jl Y.P Chile 1827. S s.l Bot. mag. 2885

3357. 14480. CALANDRI'NI^ H. & B. CALANDRINIA. (J. L. Calandrini, a Genevese botanist.) Portulacets. 5.-16.
" - - grandiflbra Lindl. great-flowered f 23 pr 1 jn.jl P Chile 1826. C p.l Bot. reg. 1194

- - ascendens Hort. ascending £ CM pr | ... P Brazil ... C p.l

- - paniculata Dec. panicled £• fAl or 1$ jl.au P S. Amer. 1816. S s.l

Tal'mum paniculatum R. Sf. P. No. 12171., also 12172. and 12175. belong to this genus.

1449. ^NACA'MPSEROS.
28257 121830 intermedia Haw. intermediate

«. i_J cu $ jl.au Pk C. G. H. 1824. C s.l

Supplement.

ICOSANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

479

1453. HEI'M/^.
28258 12200o wyrtifolia Hort.
•""59 - - linariaefblia Hort.

Myrtle-leaved
Linaria-leaved

_|or

Y
Y

S. Amer. 1826 C Lp
S. Amer. 1829. C Lp

CLASS XI. ORDER 3.
DODECA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1460. £UPHO'RB7^.

28260 12262o pentagbna Haw. five-angled

28261 12292a splendens Boj. shining
'28262 12318o angustit'blia Lock, narrow-leaved
28263 12422o Ktinzei Leh. Kunze's

• IZlgr

2BS

O un

3 ...

4 jn.s

1 jn.jl

Y

S
Y

Ap

C. G. H. 1824.
I. France 1826.
Trinidad 1827.
Europe 1829.

C p.l

C p.l Bot. mag. 2902

C p.l

S co

CLASS XII. ORDER 1.
ICOSA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

3358. 1470o. MELOCA'CTUS C. Bauh. MELON THISTLE. (Melos, a melon, cactus; shape.) Cacteee. 6. — 10.
§ . . communis Lk. Sf O. common tt. ZD gr | jl.au R W. Indies 1688. O s.p Dec. pi. 112
Cactus Melocactus L. No. 12511., and also 12512. belong to this genus.
2S264 - - pyramidalis Lk. Sf O. pyramidal tt. ZD gr J ... R Caraccas ... O sp L. & O. dis. 25
28265 - - placentiformis Dec. placenta-shpd tL ZD gr J ... R Brazil ... O s.p L. & O. dis. 21
Beslen Lk. & O.
28266 - - Sellow/z Dec. Sellow's tt. ZD gr £ Brazil ... O s.p L. & O. dis. 22
Echinocactus Sellown Lk. & O.
28267 - - polyacantha Dec. many-spined tt. ZD gr | Brazil ... O s.p L. & O. dis. 16. 1
Echinocactus polyacantha Lk. Sf 0.

3359

§

. 14706. ECHINOCA'CTUS Lk.SfO. ECHINOCAC. (Echinos, a hedgehog, cactus; spin .) Cdctece. 22.— 40 ?
- - gibbosa Dec gibbous tt. ZD gr £ jl.au W Jamaica 1808. O s.p Bot. reg. 137
Cereus gibbbsus Swt. No. 12545., also 12546, and 12547. of Cereus belong to this genus.

28268

obvallata Dec. fenced round

tt.

—

gr

I ... P

Mexico

...

0

sp

Dec. cac. 9

28269

melocactiformis Dec. Melon-th.-ll

Ctt.

=

gr

| ... W

Mexico

...

C)

s.p

Dec. cac. 10

i

- . cornigera Dec. horn-bearing tt. ZU gr
platacantha Lk. $ 0. Cactus latisplna Haw.

J ... P

No. 12517.

Mexico

1823.

0

S.p

L. & O. dis. 14

28270

crispata Dec. curled

tt

=

Igr

| ... P

Mexico

...

0

s.p

Dec. cac. 8

28271

.

tenuisplna Lk. Sf 0. fine-spined

tt.

z:

gr

i ... Y

Brazil

0

s.p

L. & O.dia. 19.1

§

_

reciirva Dec. recurved-spine

tm.

gr

1

Mexico

1796.

0

s.p

Cactus recurva Mil. nobilis L. N

0. 1

9

*

_

intorta Dec. twisted-spined

tt.

gr

1 jn.jl P

Antigua

1768.

0

s.p

PL am. 3. 8

Cactus int6rta Haw. No. 12520.

28272

_

Salnmmo Lk. & O. Salm's

tt

gr

^

Curacoa

...

0

s.p

L.&0.dis.l3

28273

.

tuberculata Lk. Sf 0. tubercled

tt.

gr

Mexico

...

0

s.p

L. &O.dis.26

28274

_

gladiata Lk. &j 0. gladiated

tt

gr

Jk ^>4 -BS

Mexico

0

s.p

L. & 0. dis. 17

28275

_

subulifera Lk. Sf O. awl-bearing

tt

gr

| ...

Mexico

...

0

s.p

L. & O. dis. 27

X

depressa Lk. Sf O. depressed

ft

gr

A tt< --B

S. Amer.

1798.

C)

« p

Cactus depressa Haw. No. 12513.

28276

. .

orthacantha Lk. Sf O. erect-spined

jZDgr i

M. Video

...

0

s.p

L. & O. dis. IS

28277

_

arcuata Lk. Sc O. arched

gr

L e-^ %%9

M. Video

...

o

s.p

L. & 0. dis. 23

§ - - parvisp'ina I/yfc. SjO. small-spined tt. ZD gr |
Cactus parvispvma Haw. No. 12514., and 12515.

S. Amer.

...

0

s.p

28278

. _

intricata Lk. Sf O. intricate

tt.

gr

i

M. Video

...

0

s.p

L. & 0. dis. 24

28279

_

meonacantha Lk. less-spined

tt

gr

Jamaica

rt

o

s p

L. & O. dis. 15

28280

Ottbwzs Lk. Otto's

ML

gr

...

Mexico

1829.

0

s.p

28281

.

d^nsaLA. SfO. dense

tt

gr

Mexico

1829.

o

s.p

28282

D£ppez Lk. & a Deppe's

tt

gr

••

Mexico

1829.

0

s.p

28283

- -

sulcata Lk. Sf 0. furrowed

tt

gr

Mexico

1829.

0

s.p

1471.

MAMMILLA'RIA.

28284

12527o fulvisplna Haw. brown-spined tt

ZDgr |

Brazil

1829.

0

S.p

1472.

CE^REUS.

28285

12548a

magnus Haw. large

tt.

—

!gr

...

StDomin

1829.

C

S.I

28286

125490

senilis Salm old

tt.

—

gr

| ... R

Mexico

1823.

0

S.p

28287

ferox Haw. ferocious

tt

Igr

• «•

Brazil

1827.

C

S.I

28288

12559a

undatus Haw. wavy

tt.

™

gr

.«• ...

China

1829.

C

S.I

28289

12560«

tripteris Salm three-winged

«.

o

28290
28291

12562o

squamulosus Salm small scaly
setaceus Salm bristly

tt
tt.

»

gr
gr

Brazil
Brazil

...

0
0

s.p
s.p
s.p

28292

tt

err

28293

~

coccineus Salm scarlet

tt

=

fci1

gr

S

Brazil

!!!

0

s.p

28294

ext^nsus Salm extended

tt

—

gr

28295

tenuis Salm slender

tt

—

gr

R

Brazil

...

0

s.p

28296

12564o setiger Haw. bristle-bearing

tt.

—

gr

Brazil

1828.

C

S.I

28297

12571o

^C'Hhiops Haw. Ethiopian

a- ZD gr

Brazil

1829.

C

S.I

1473

EPIPHY'LLUM.

28298

12591o

Hooker? Haw. Hooker's

tt.

]or

2 jn W

S. Amer.

...

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2692

28299
28300

12592o
12593o

Cactus Phyllanthus Hook, but not of Haw.
Ackermanm'Haw. Ackermann's tt. 1 or
crispatum Haw. curled tL ZD gr

2 jn S

Mexico
Brazil

1829.
1829.

C
C

tr

1474

OPU'NTIA.

28301

12615a

rubescens Salm rubescent

tt.

Igr

1

Brazil

...

0

S.I

28302

12622o

longispina Haw. long-spined

tt

...

Brazil

1829.

C

S.I

28303

m

glomerata Haw. glomerated

tt.

1 £**

... ... ...

Brazil

1829.

C

S.I

I

12624a

cylindrica Dec. cylindrical

*-A i'__j ' TT XT— -men

0

«r~

]gr

^ 1OC*7C X^1~«^

Peru

1799.

C

S.I

C£reus cylindricus Haw. No. 12578., and also 12576. belong to this genus.
N.B. In the body of this catalogue, several Chilean species of Cicteae have been referred to genera from their
appearance in a seedling state, without any knowledge of their fructification or habit when full grown.

180

ICOSANDRIA DI-PENTAGYNIA.

1475. RHI'PSALIS.
£8304 12630a cereuscula Haw. small Cereus-Mceis.

1479. PHILADE'LPHUS.

28305 12640a Zeyhen Schr. Zeyher's

28306 - - floribundus Schr. bundle-flwd

28307 - - verrucbsus Schr. warty

grandiflorus B. R.

?8308 - - latifblius Schr. broad-leaved

'18309 12645a speciosus Schr. showy

grandiflorus Hurt, and 0 laxus

28310 - - LewisiiPh. Lewis's

4 jn

6 jn
6 jn

or 6 jn
or 10 jn

or 6 jn

Brazil

N. Amer.
N. Amer.
N. Amer.

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

C 6.1

Supplement.

W N. Amer.

L co Sc. phil. ic.

L co Sc. phil. ic.

L co Bot. reg. 570

L co Her. am. 283

L co Sc. phil. ic.

L co

3360. 1482o. ANGO'PHORA Cav. ANGOPHORA. (Aggos, a vessel, phoro, to bear ; form of fruit.) Myrtacete. 2. — a
& . . cordiftlia Cav. heart-leaved * i__j or 6 my.au Y N. Holl. 1789. C s.l Bot. mag. 1960

Metrosideros hispidus Sm. No. 12379., hirsutus Andr,
$ . - lanceolate Cav. lanceolate-MJ *< ) or 6 my.au Y N. Holl. 1816. C s.l Gae. fr. 1. 34. 2

Metrosideros costatus Pers. No. 1268).

3361. 14826. ACME^N^ Dec. ACMENA. (Acmena, a nymph of Venus's.)

4 - - floribunda Dec. bundle-flwd * i | or 6 jl.au W N. Holl.

Metrosideros floribundus Sm. No. 12680.

Myrtaceee. 1. — 2.
1788. C s.l Yen. mal. 75

1483. CALLISTE^MON.

28311 12693a salignus Dec. Willow-leaved * i | or

Metrosideros salignus Sm.

28312 12701o scaber Lod. scabrous « i_J or

6 my.jl
4 jl

N. Holl.
N. Holl.

1788.
1820.

C p.l Bot. mag. 1821
C p.l Bot. cab. 128S

3362. 14840. JOSSI'NIA Com. JOSSINIA.
28313 - - orbicul&ta Dec. orbicular-/^/

*CZIor

(Not known.)
6 W

Myrtacete. 1.— 8.
Bourbon 182J. C p.l

3363. 1487o. JAMBG*SA Rum. JAMBOSA. (Jambos, aboriginal name.) Myrtacete. 6. — 18.

& . - vulgaris Dec. common * D fr 25 f.jl W E. Indies 178^ C s.p Bot. mag. 169,->

Eugenia Jambos L. No. 12732. ; also 12745. 12721. 12729. 12738. and 12725. belong to this genus.

3364. 1489o. MY'RCI.4 Dec. MYRCIA. (A surname of Venus.) Myrtacea;. 2. — 108.

$ - - acrisDec. sharp * Q or 10 my.jl W W. Indies 1759 C s.p Pluk. al. 155. 3

A/yrtus acris No. 12766; also 12768, and perhaps several of the South American Eugenias.

3365. 1490o. SYZY'GIUM Gae. SYZYGIUM. (Zuzygfum,\ts aboriginal name.) Myrtacece. 3. — 24.

& - . caryophylli folium Dec. Clove-lvd i D or 20 ... W E. Indies 18'J2.' C s.p Ru. am. 14.1
Calyptranthes caryophyllifulia, No. 12773. ; also 12771. and Eugenio 12741. belong to this genus.

1502. CE'RASUS.

28314 12863a serrulata serrulate-tad J

Primus serrulata Lindl.

28315 . - «alicina Willow-leaved >

Prunus salicina Lindl.

3366. 1503o. PU'RSH/^f Dec. PURSHIA.

28316 . . tridentata Dec. 3-toothed-leaved<

Tigarea tridentata Ph.

|or

|or

4 ap.my W
4 ap.my W

China
China

1822. G co
1822. G co

(F. Pursh, author of Fl. Amer. Sept.)
or 2 ... Y N. Amer. 1826. C

Rosaces. I
l.p Ph.axn. J.15

CLASS XII. ORDER 2.

ICOSA'NDRIA DI-PENTAGY'NIA.

1506. CRAT^TGUS.
12919 Oxyacantha

7 punlcea scarlet

If

or

15

my.jn

S

B

CO

Bot. cab. 13:3 5

1507.

PY'RUS.

28317

12957o

sinensis B. R. Chinese

^

or

4

my.jn

W

China

L

CO

Bot. reg. 1248

12965

Artist

3 undulata wavy-leaved

V

or

30

my

W

S. Europe ...

G

CO

4 rugbsa wrinkled-/vd

^

or

30

my

W

S. Europe ...

G

CO

5 cretica Cretan

dtt

or

30

my

W

Crete

G

CO

6 bullata blistered-/eaz/ed

*f

or

50

my

W

S. Europe ...

G

CO

12979

orbutifolia

2 intermedia Lindl intermediate

&

or

4

my.jn

W

G

CO

3 serotina Lindl. late

Sit

or

4

in.il

W

G

CO

28318
28319
28320

12979a
129800

granditblia Lindl. great .leaved
pubens Lindl. downy
depressa Lindl. depressed

&
&

£

or
or
or

5 my
5 my
li my.jn

W
W
W

N. Amer. !!!

B
B
L

CO
CO
CO

Bot. reg. 1154

1513.

COTONEA'STER.

28321

130060

laxiflura Jac. lax-flowered

ffi

or

4

ap

R.w

.

L

CO

Bot. reg. 1305

28322
28323

13007o

frigida Lindl. cold
UVa-ursi Hort. Bear-berry-lvd
microphylla var. UVa-ursi Lindl.

&
St

or
or

10
4

ap.my
ap.my

W
W

Nepai" 1820 ? L
Nepal 1825. L

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 1229
Bot. reg. 1187

1515.

SPIRAEA

28324

13013o

vacciniifblia D.Don Strawberry-lvdSfc

or

2

jl.au

W

Nepal 1820.

C

p.l

Bot. cab. 1403

1520.

MESEMBRYA'NTHEMUM.

13177o

lacerum Salm jagged
dimidiatum Haw. No. 13177.

1L. i_Jor §

jn.au

Pk

C. G. R 1811.

C

s.l

Bot cab. 1279

28325

13298o

olsinifolium Hort. Chickweed-lvd iQI or |

jl

N. Holl. ? 1827.

S

s.l

Supplement.

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

481

CLASS XII. ORDER 3.

ICOSA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

1522.

.RO^SA.

28326

133960

DicksSnt Lindl. Dickson's

3ft

or

5

my.jn

D.R

Ireland

... L

CO

13406

alplna

4 specibsa Lindl. showy

&

or

3

jn.jl

S

... L

CO

1523.

.KITBUS.

28327

13515o

abruptus Weihe abrupt

«•&

or'

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28328
28329

macrophyllus Weihe long-leaved
vulgaris Weihe common

-±

or
or

8
8

jn.s
jn.s

W
W

Britain
Britain

m.hed. L
m.hed. L

CO
CO

28,>30

13533o

diversif61ius Weihe divers-leaved

-4

or

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28331

discolor Weihe discolored

or

8

n.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28332

fusco-ater Weihe brownish-blacl

>Jc

or

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28333

_

pallid us Weihe pale

or

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28334

Kohl£n Weihe Kohler's

~£

or

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28335

_

echinatus Lindl. echinated

-i

or

8

jn.s

W

Britain

m.hed. L

CO

28336

A 1

dumetbrum Lindl. thickets'

f T).

or

8

jn.s

~ll -„ X

W

Britain

in 1 OCOC

m.hed. L

« « j 10 cc n

CO

All the above are said to be natives of Britain as well as Nos. 13522. 13525. and 13527.

1528. POTENTI'LLA.

2F337 13637o Russellzano Swt Russell's

A spl 1$ jn.au S hybrid

Eng.bot.su.2625

Eng.bot.su.2605

D co Sw. fl.gar.279

1535. DRY^AS.

28338 13710o Drumm6ndz Hook. Drummond's JU | pr f jn.au W N. Amer. 1828. D s.p

octop^tala Ph.

CLASS XIII. ORDER 1.

POLYA'NDRIA MONOGY'NIA.

1539. CA'PPARIS.

28339

13747o

peltata Lock.

peltate-feai;ed J

*l_|or

6 ...

...

Trinidad 1827.

C

p.l

1547.
28340 13761o

SANGUINAXRIA.
grandiflbra Rose, great-flowered

& A or

i ap.jn

W

N. Amer. ...

II

p.1

28341

28342

1551.
13770o
13771o

GLAU'CIUM.

tricolor Bernh.
pe"rsicum Dec.

three-colored
Persian

O or

O or

1 jn.s
1 jl.s

R
R

Persia 1828.
Volhynia 1829.

S
S

CO
CO

1554. ARGEMO^NE.
13796o ochroleuca Swt. yellowish white
sulphurea, No. 13796.

O or 2 jlau Su Mexico 1827. S co Sw. fl. gar. 242

3367. 1555o. LEWI'S/^ Ph. LEWISIA. f Capt. M. Lewis, who accompanied Clarke to Rocky Mountains.) Crassitl. 1.

28343 - - redivlva Ph. revived * A or $ ... W N. Amer. 1826. D s.p

3368. 1562o. HUNNEMA^N/^ Swt. HUNNEMANIA. (John Hunneman, a zealous botanist.) Papaverfaece. 1.

28344 - - /umariajfolia Swt. Fumaria-lvd £ iAI or 2 ... Y Mexico 1827. S r.m Sw. fl. gar. 276

3369. 1581o. GODO^A R.&P. GODOYA.
28345 - - gemmiflbra Mart, bud-flowered

(Em. de Godoy, Prince of the Peace.) Guttifer<e. 1. — 3.
O or 8 ... Y Brazil 1820. C p.l Mart br. 74

28346
28347

1589. CI'STUS.
13932o rotundifblius Swt. round-leaved *
vill&sus 13 vir£scens Dec.
13944o acutifblius Swt. acute-leaved 4k

or
or

2 jn.jl
1 my.s

P
W

S. Europe ...
S. Europe ...

C

C

S.1
S.1

Sw. cis. 75

salvifMius /3 humifusus Dec.

28348

13945o

Cupaniantts Presl Cupani's

m

_|or

2 jn.jl

W

Sicily

C

8.1

Sw. cis. 70

28349

13953o

oblongifolius Swt. oblong-leaved

m

or

3 jn.jl

W

S. Europe ...

C

CO

Sw. cis. 67

28350

13956o

asperifblius Swt. rough-leaved

*

or

2 jn.jl

W

S. Europe ...

C

S.I

Sw. cis. 87

1590.

HELIA'NTHEMUM.

28351
28352

139780
14019o

ellipticum Pers. elliptic-leaved
pulch£llum Swt. neat

*

_Jor
or

3 jn.jl
* my.jl

Y
Y

Spain ...
S. Europe ...

C

C

s.p

CO

Sw. cis. 108
Sw. cis. 74

alpestre Spr.

14045

Ayssopifolium

4 crocatum Swt. saffron-colored

9~.

or

1

Cop

Europe

C

CO

Sw. cis. 93

28353
28354
28355

14045o
140460

Miller* Swt. Miller's JL.
barbatum Pers. bearded-stipuledtx.
tauricum Fis. Taurian «.

or
or
or

i my.jl
jn.jl
my.jl

Cop
Y

S. Europe ? .
S. Europe .
Tauria

C
C
C

CO

CO
CO

Sw. cis. 101
Sw. cis. 73
Sw. au. 105

28356

14048o

microphyllumSwii. small-leaved

tl.

_Jor

Y

Europe

C

CO

Sw. cis. 97

28357

14051o

macranthum Swt. long-flowered

JL.

or

my.jl

W.Y

C

CO

Sw. cis. 103

2 multiplex Swt. manifold

4^

or

my.jl

W.Y

C

CO

Sw. cis. 104

28358

140530

confusum Swt. confused

%~.

or

W

S. Europe ...

C

CO

Sw. cis. 91

28359

stramineum Swt. straw-colored

!U.

or

i '.'.'.

St

Europe

C

CO

Sw. cis. 94

2 multiplex Swt. manifold

<>

or

St

Europe

C

CO

Sw. cis. 95

28360

.

Andersbm Swt Anderson's

JU

or

| my.jn

st

S. Europe ...

C

CO

Sw. cis. 90

28361

140630

racemosum Dunal racemose

SJ.

or

1 mv.s

W

S. Europe 1820.

C

s.p

Sw. cis. 82

28362

14073o

cupreum Swt. copper-Jlwd

!U

or

ijn-jl

R

hybrid ?

C

CO

Sw. cis. 66

14075

mutabile

2 rbseum Swt. rose

n.

or

1 jn.au

R

S. Europe ...

C

CO

Sw. au. 106

1407G

rbseum

88363

140760

2 multiplex Swt. manifold
diversifolium Swt. divers- leaved

fc

pr

or

i jn.jl

Pk
F

1815

Europe

C
C

s.p

CO

Sw. cis. 86
Sw. cis. 96

l\

482

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

CLASS XIII. ORDER 2.
POLYA'NDRIA DIGY'NIA.

1596.
14094 Moiitan

5 Hume*

6 rbsea-semipl£

7 rbsea-plfena

8 Raw fell

9 carnea-plena
10 albida-pleria

28364 14112a Briwwi Dou.

Sir Abr. Hume'sffl

or

2

ap.jn

P

China

1817.

C

p.l

Bot. reg. 379

semi-dble rose

5&

or

2

ap.jn

R

China

1794.

C

p.l

double-rose
Rawes's

S

or
or

2
2

ap.jn
ap.jn

R China
Pa.Pk China

1804.
1820.

c
c

I'.l
p.l

And. rep. 373

double flesh-c/c

m

or

2

ap.jn

F

China

...

c

p.l

double white

or

2

ap.jn

W

China

c

p.l

Brown's

*

A or

2

my.jn

R

N. Amer. 1826.

R

S.I

CLASS XIII. ORDERS.
POLYA'NDRIA TRIGY'NIA.

1599. .DELPHI'NIUM.

28365 14133a MenzieszY Dec. Menzies's

28366 1413JO altaicum Pis. Altaian

1600. ^CONrTUM.

28367 14188o Lamarckw Rchb. Lamarck's

pyrenaicum Lam. not L-
- pallidum Nutt. pale

A spl 2 jn.jl B N. Amer.
A or 4 jn.jl B Altaia

D p.l Bot. reg. 1192
D co

A or 2 jn.au Pa.Y Pyrenees 1817. D co
A or 3 jn.au Pa N. Amer. 1829. D co

CLASS XIII. ORDER 4.
POLYA'NDRIA TETRAGY'NIA.

3370. 1602o. ESCHSCHO'LTZ/,4 Cham. ESCHSCHOLTZIA. (Dr. Eschscholtz, a botanist.) Papaveracea;. 1.

- californica Cham, Californian & A or 1 jl.o Y California 1826. S co Sw. fl. gar. 265

1607. REAUMITRM.
28370 14311o vermiculata L. vermiculated

CLASS XIII. ORDER 5.
POLYA'NDRIA PENTAGY'NIA.

_Jpr 1 jl.o Pk Sicily 1828. C s.p

CLASS XIII. ORDER 6.
POLYA'NDRIA POLYGY'NIA.

1618. MAGNO'L/A
28371 14348o odoratissima Reinw. sweetest-sctd 1 CD or 10 jl.au

1629.

Y.w Java

1829. G p.l

28372 144300 Hudsoniowo Rich. Hudson's ^
28373 - - Nuttalhowo Dec. Nuttall's ^

1631. CLE'MATIS.
14460 grandiflora Dec. is Chlorantha Lindl.
28374 144680 smilacifolia Wai Smilax-leaved fl_ |

1637. .RANU'NCULUS.
28375 146290 afflnis R. Br. allied ^
28376 - - ovalis Rafi. oval
28377 - - Schlechtendal»Hook.Schlechtend.^
28378 14640o laciniatus Bang, fringed

1638. TRO'LLIUS.
28379 14650o oconitifblius Lk. Aconitum-lvd ^

A or | jn.jl
A or 1 jnjl

Bot reg. 1234.
CHun 20 ...

A un | my.jl
A un | my.jl
eun f my.jl
un 1 jn.au

A or 2 my

W
W

P

Y
Y
Y
Y

Y

N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1827.

E. Indies 1824.

N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1827.
Transylv. 1827.

1829.

D
D

C

D
D
S

D

CO
CO

P-

CO
CO
CO
CO

1648.

28380 14698o orchideum Lindl. Orchis-like
heterophyllum Cav.

CLASS XIV. ORDER 1
DIDYNAVMIA GYMNOSPE'RMIA.

tt. | or 1 jl.au Pk Chile

1826. S co Bot. reg. 1255

3371. 1653a. LOPH A'NTHUS Benth. LOPHAN. (Lophos, crest, anthos, flower ; appearance of flower.) Laliata;. 5.—
" - - wrticifolius Dou. Nettle-leaved ^ A or 2 jl.au B N. Amer. 1826. S co

- - - anieatus Benth. Anise-scented ^ A or 3 jl.s B N. Amer. 1825. S co Bot reg. 1282
#yss&pus anisatus Nut. discolor Desf. as well as No. 14772, 14773, and 14774. of Hyssopus, and N
14812, of -ZVe"peta belong to this genus.

1.— 8.

Supplement. DIDYNAMIA ANG1OSPEIIMIA.

1659. ME'NTH^.

28383 148760 brevispicata Lch. short-spiked ^ A "« i ... P Siberia 1829. D co

3372. 16590. APHANOCHrLUS Benth. APHANO. (Aphanos, obscure, cheilos, a lip ; lip of flower.) Labia te

28384 - - inclsus Benth. cut ^ A or 2 s W Nepal 1824. D co

Mentha blanda Lindl. but not Wai.

3373. 16596. DYSOPHY'LL A Blumc. DYSOPHYLLA. (Dyaodcs, fetid, phyllon, leaf ; smell ?) Labiate. 2 — 12
\ . . quadrifolia Benth. four-leaved 10. \ | or 2 jl.au P Nepal 1820. C s.l

3/£ntha quadrifblia Rox. No. 14859.

28385 - - pumila Benth. dwarf ^ A cu £ jl.s P Nepal 1826. D co Botmag. 2907

Mentha pumila Grah. verticillata D.Don

3374. 16630. HORMrNUM Pers. HORMINUM. (Hormao, to incite; qualities.) Labiate. I.

28o86 - - pyrenaicum Pers. Pyrenean ^t A or 1 Jn-jl B Pyrenees 1820. D co Sw. fl. gar. 252

1669. STA^CHYS.

28387 149990 hirsuta Kth. hairy £ _£J or 2 ... R Mexico 1829. C p.l
15013 germanica

2 pubescens Lindl. purple £ A SP1 2 au.o P Germany 1826. D p.l Bot. reg. 1289

3375. 1669. SPHA'CELE Benth. SPHACELE. (Sphacele, Greek name for Sage.) Labi&te. 1.— 3.

28388 - - Lindleyj Benth. Lindley's tt. |_J un 2 au Pk Chile 1825. S co Bot. reg. 1226

Stachys Salvia; Lindl.

3376. 16710. ROY'LEv4 Wai. ROYLEA. (Dr. Rot/le, superintend, of the botan. gard. at Saharumpoor.) Labiate.l. — 3.
4 - - Regans Wai. elegant £ A or 2 jl.au P Nepal 1824. C s.l

^allbta cinerea D.Don No. 15028.

3377. 16720. BERINGEXR7J Neck. BERINGERIA. (Beringer, probably a man's name.) Labiate. 8. —9.
§ - - cinerea Benth. cinereous ^ A or 1 jn.jl Pa.P Spain 1823. D co

Marrubium cinereum Desr. No. 15044. 15048, 15049. 15040. 15045. 15043. 15046, 15047. belong to this genus.

1674. PHLOVMIS.

28389 150690 flocc&sa D. Don flocky it (or 2 jl.o Y Egypt 1828. D s.lp Bot. rep. 1300

3378. 16770. CHASMCTNIA Lindl. CHASMONIA. (Chasmao, to gape wide; calyx.) Labiate. \.

§ - - inclsa Lindl. cut-leaved Q or 2 jl.au Pk Levant 1596. S co Bot. reg. 1244

Moluccella spinbsa, No. 15101.

1680. ORI'GANUM.

28390 15116 stoloniferum Bes. stoloniferous ^ A or 1 jn.jl Pk Podolia 1828. D co

3379. 16810. MICROME^RIA Benth. MICROMERIA. (Mikros, small, meris, a part.) Labiate. 2. — ?

28391 - - Teneriffze Benth. Teneriffe «. _J 1 jn.jl P Teneriffe 1829. C co

ThymusTeneriflfePers. as well as No. 15165. and several others.

1685. DRACOCE'PHALUM.

28392 15199a origandldes W. Marjoram-like !U _J or | jl ... Siberia 1829. D s.l.p

3380. 1685o. PHYSOSTEXJI A Benth. PHYSOSTEGIA. (Physa, a bladder, stege, a covering; calyx.) Labiate. 5.
§ - - virginikna Benth. Virginian ^ A or 2 jl.s R N. Amer. 1683. D l.p Bot. mag. 467

Dracocephalum virginianum L. No. 15192, 15193, 15194, 15195, 15196, belong to this genus.

3381. 16880. MOSCHO'SMA Rchb. MOSCHOSMA. (Moschos, musk, osme, smell ; odor.) Labiate. 2.

ocymdldes Benth. Ocymum-like O or 1| jl.s W 1823. S co

Lumnitzera ocymoldes Jac. No. 15237. and 15238.

3382. 16886. ACROCE'PHALUS Benth. ACRO. (Akron, summit, kephale, head.; flowers on branch tops.) Lab. 1.— 3.

28393 - .. capitktus Benth. headed O ec l^jLau W China 1806. S s.l

Lumnitzfcra capitkta W. No. 15240.

3383. 1689a. COXLEUS Lou. COLEUS. (Koleos, a sheath ; united stamens.) Labiate. 2. — 11.

% - - barbatus Benth. bearded tt. O or 3 o.n B Abyssinia 1806. C Lp Bot. mag. 2036

Plectranthus barbatus Bot. Rep. 6. ForskbhhY B. M. No. 15251. and 15242. belong to this genus.

3384. 16896. ANISOCHrLUS Wai. ANISOCHILUS. (Anisos, unequal, cheilos, a lip.) labiate. 1. — 4.
$ - - carn6sa Benth. fleshy # O or 1| jn.s Li E-Indies 1788. S co Am. ac. 10.3

Lavandula carnbsa W. No. 14828.

CLASS XIV. ORDER 2.
DIDYNA'MIA ANGIOSPE'RMIA.

1698. GESNE^R/^.

28394 15326a macrostachya Lindl. long-spiked & (23 spl 2 year S Rio Jan. 1825 C p.l BU. reg. K02

28395 15329a rutila Lindl. brilliant £ C2 spl 2 au.s S.Y Brazil 1825. C p.l Bot. reg. 11.08

1706.

28396 15393« amara Wai. bitter £ O or 20 ...... E. Indies 1828. C p.l

1714. SALPIGLO'SSIS.

28397 15437a picta Swt. painted O spl 2 my.jn Va Chile 1820. S co Sw. fl. gar. 258

28398 - - atropurpureaGn/A. dark-purple O or 1| s P Cordiller. 1826. S co Sw. fl. gar. 271

3385. 1715fl. CALA'MPELIS D. Don. CALAMPELIS. (Kalos, pretty, ampelis, a vine.) ^Bignoniacecc.
scabra D. Don scabrous
Eccremocarpus scaber R. Sf P. No.

- "scabra D. Don scabrous _ fl. .Al pr fi jlau' O ' Chile ' 1824.' C l.s Sw. fl. gar.n.s.30

1717. PENTSTE^MON.

15444« pulchtHlus LindL pretty ^ ^AJ pr 1£ jn.au Li Mexico 1827. D p.l Bot. reg. 1138

Chelbne £legans Kth. Pentstemon elegans No. 15444.

I i 2

484

TETRADYNAMIA.

Supplement*

28399 - -

Scoulen Dou.

Scouler's

£ A or

3

my.jn

P.B

N. Amer. 1827.

D

CO

Bot reg. 1277

28400 154470

diffusa Dou.

diffuse

f. A °r

If

jn.n

P

N. Amer. 1826.

D

p.l

Bot. reg. 1132

28401 - -

triphylla Dou.

three-leaved

£ A or

jl.au

Pk

California 1827.

1)

p.l

Bot. reg. 1245

28402 154570
28403

glandulusa Dou.
ovata Dou.

glandular
ovate-leaved

£ A or

a A spi

2S
4

jn.jl
jn.au

Pa.P
B

N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1826.

D
D

CO

Bot. reg. 1262
Bot. mag. 2903

28404
28405

specibsa Dou.
acuminata Dou.

showy
acuminate

H A °r
£ A or

3
1

jn.au

B
P

N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1827.

D
D

CO
CO

Bot. reg. 1270
Bot. reg. 12S5

28406

venusU Dou.

graceful

J£ A °r

2

jls

P

N. Amer. 1827.

C

CO

Bot. reg. J309

28407

pruinusa Dou.

frosted

If A °r

1

jnjl

B

N. Amer. 1827.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 1280

28408

deusta Dou.

blasted

1

P

N. Amer. 1827.

D

CO

28409

attenuata Dou.

tapering

^ A °r

M

jl.au

Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1827.

D

CO

Bot. reg. 1295

28410

_

glauca Grah.

glaucous

£ A °r

i

jn au

Pa. Li

N. Amer. 1827.

D

p.l

Bot. reg. Iii86

28411
28412

.

procera Dou.
conf^rta Dou.

tall
crowded-flwd

£ A or
£ A or

i

2

jn.au
jl.au

P
Pa.Y

N. Amer. 1827.
N. Amer. 1827.

D

pi

p.l

Rot. mag. V954
Bot. reg. 1260

1718.

CHELCTNE.

28413 154600

nemorbsa Dou.

grove

& A or

1

jLs

P

N. Amer. 1827.

S

r.m

Bot. reg. 1211

1727.

RUE/LLJJ.

28414 155070

Sabim0n0 WaL

Sabine's

**- f~l or

2

year

B

Silhet 1826.

.C

p.l

Bot. reg. 1238

1738.

LANTA'NA.

28415 155840

mollis Grah.

soft

«t| — lor

4

mr.au

R.w

Mexico 1828.

C

CO

1740.

LIPPI^.

28416 15880 dulcis Hort.

sweet

£ fAI pr

i

jn.s

W

Trinidad P1827.

D

p.l

1744. CHLOA'NTHES.

28417 156220 rosmarinifbliat'Mn. Rosemary-lvd tt. i 1 or 2 jn.au G.Y N. Holl. 1823. C p.l

1749. TERBE'NA.

28418 156380 barbata Grah. bearded ^

28419 - - alata Lk. ? wing-stemmed £

28420 156410 pulch£Ha Swt. neat £

28421 156420 chamaedrifolia Sm. Germander-lvd £

Melindres GilL

1752. CLERODE'NDRON.

28422 156910 emirn^nse Boj. Emire it

1762. STENOCHrLUS.

28423 15737 viscbsus Grah. clammy il

1774 ANTIRRHINUM.

28424 157790 montevidensejLA. Monte Videan

1775. LINA^RIA.

28425 157860 aequitriloba Spr. equal 3-lobed it

28426 158180 purpurascensJferwA. purpurascent ^

1789. DIGITALIS.

28427 159220 laciniata Lindl. fringed-leaved ^

Am 1 jn.s
A or 1 jl.s
£&) el 1 jn.s
iAI el 1 jn.s

Pk
F
P

S

Mexico 1826.
S. Amer. 1829.
B. Ayres 18'/7.
B. Ayres 1827.

S
D
S
C

CO
CO
CO

Sw. fl. gar. 298
Sw. fl. gar. n. s. !

1 I or 3 f.mr

W

Madagasc.1822.

C

p.l

Bot. mag. 2925

1 jor 2 o

Y

N. Holl. 1824.

C

s.p

Bot. mag. 2930

O or 1 jl

R

M. Video 1829.

s

CO

• A or J jn.jl
[ Q) or 1J jn.jl

P
P

Sardinia 1829.
S. Europe 1829.

s

s

CO
CO

Bot. mag. 2941

A pr 1 5 jnjl

Y

Spain 1827.

D

r.m

Bot. reg. 1201

(John Adam, M.D., of Calcutta.) Araliacece. 1.
E. Indies 1829. C p.l

3386. ? 17890. ADANVLL4 Wai. ADAMIA.

28428 - - cyanea Wai. blue

3387. 18110. FRANCI'SOE^ Pohl. FRANCISCEA. (Francis, emperor of Austria.) Solanece. 1.— 14.

28429 - - uniflbra Pohl one-flowered * I ! or 3 jn.au W.p Brazil 1826. C l.p Bot cab 1332

Hopeaw0 Hook. Bot. mag. 2828.

1813. ALONSOM

28430 160710 intermedia Lod. intermediate «. (_J or 2 year S hybrid ?

C s.p Bot cab. 1456

CLASS XV.

TETRADYNAVMIA.

1826. TURRrTIS.

28431
28432

161320 patula Grah. spreading
- - stricta Grah. strict

O
O

un
un

i my.jn
i my.jn

W
W

N. Amer.
N. Amer.

1827.
1827.

S

S

CO
CO

1838.

VESICATIIA.

28433

16241

arctica Rich. arctic ^

i-AI

pr

| au.s

Y

N. Amer.

1828.

s

s.p

Fl. dan. 1520

^lyssum arcticum Fl. dan. 1520.

28434

- -

arenbsa Rich. sandy ^
^41yssum arcticum Hook.

: -Al

pr

2 au.s

Y

N. Amer. 1826.

s

s.p

Bot mag. 2882

1846.

DRA^BA.

28435

162920

crassifMia Grah. thick-leaved *

: A

or

J my.jl

Y

N. Amer.

1826.

s

S.I

28436

163150

gracilis Grah. slender

• o

cu

i jnjl

Y

N. Amer.

1827.

s

CO

28437

163170

lutea .3 Mngipes Rich.
nummularia Lk. . Moneywort-lvd

O

un

\ my.jn

W

1828.

s

CO

1863.

HE'SPERIS.

284C8

164290

excelsa Hort. lofty ^

l A

or

3 my

W

1828.

s

CO

1865.

SISY'MBRIUM.

28439

164640

brachycarpum7frc/J. short. fruited

0

un

i jn.jl

Y

N. Amer. 1S29.

s

CO

2844U

- -

canescens Rich. canescent

0

un

1 jnjl

Y

N. Amer.

1827.

s

CO

1867.

£RY'S1MUM.

2S441

164870

exaltatum Amir, exalted ^

e O)

un

1 my.jl

Y

Potlolia

1829.

s

CO

28442

164930

Marschall/0«M;«Andr. Marschall's^

l 0)

u n

1 my.jl

Y

Podolia

1829.

s

CO

Supplement.

1877. /SATIS.
J!S 143 KwSi-'rt oblongata Dec.

.'SM4 - - variegita Led.
|?8445 - - inegacarpa Fix.

.'844G . . dasycarpa Led.

.'8447 - - latisiliqua Fis.

MONADELPHIA DECANDIUA.

oblong

variegated

large-fruited

thick-fruited

broad-podded

Baical
Siberia
Persia
Siberia
Persia

485

1829. S

1828. S

1829. S

1828. S

1829. S

CLASS XVI. ORDER 1.
MONADE'LPHIA TRIA'NDRIA.

darkened tf cu f my.jl D.P C. G. H. ... O s.p Bot. cab. 1356

3388. 19130. SPATALA'NTHUS Swt. SPATAT.ANTHUS. (Spatalos, delicate, anthos, flower.) Iridece \
?8449 - .. specibsus Swt. showy tf _AJ spl f jn.au R C. G. H. 1825. O s.l Sw. fl. gar. 300

Trichonfema monadelphum Swt. No. 1064.

1909. FERRA^RI^.
28448 16759« atrata Lod.

1919. RIEDLEV/4.
28*50 168450 borb6nica Dec.

1923. PASSIFLOSRA.
28451 168980 Raddi0«0 Dec. Raddi's

CLASS XVI. ORDER 2.
MONADE'LPHIA PENTA'NDRIA.

Bourbon tt. O un 2 Bourbon 1829. C p.l Cav. dis. 174. 1

fl_Oor 10 jLs W Brazil 1825. C p.l

3589. 1923a. DISE'MMA Lab. DISEMMA. (Dfs, double, stemma, a crown ; crown double.) Passiflbrece. 2. —4.
§ . - Herbert/0«rt Dec. Herbert's £ O or 30 jl.au G.w N. Holl. 1821. C lp Bot reg 737

Murucuia Herbertzawa Swt. No. 16925., and also 16926. belong to this genus.

1925. TACSO^NIA.
28452 169ai0 pinnatistipula J. pinnate-stipuled £

1828. C p.l Cav. ic. 5.428

3390. 19270. CLINTO^N/^ Dou. CLINTONIA. (De Witt Clinton, late governor of the State of N. York.) Lobelici. 1.
28453 . . elegans Dou. elegant O P* £ jUu B Colombia 1827. S co Bot reg. 1241

CLASS XVI. ORDER 4.
MONADE'LPHIA HEPTA'NDRIA.

1929. PELARGONIUM,

abutiloldes Sw. ger. n. s. 2.
acetabulbsum Sw. ger. n. s. 40
acutidentatum Sw. ger. n. s. 36.
alatum Sw. ger. n. s. 25.
anacampton Sw. ger. n. s. 64.
anisod6nton Sw. ger. 398.
bipinnatifidum Sw.ger. n. s. 62.
calamistratum Sw. ger. n. s. 32.
calliston Sw. ger. n. s. 8
carbasinum Sw ger. n. s. 34.
coiloph^llum Sw. ger. n. s. 3.
compactum Sw. ger. n. s. 70.
commixtum Sw. ger. n. s. 71.
concrfetum Sw. ger. n. s. 23.
cordiforme Sw. ger. n. s. 45.
crataBgifolium Sw. ger. n. s. 18.
Cummingue Sw. ger. n. s. 35.
DarnleydwMW Sw. ger. n. s. 63.
Deb6rgh<^ Sw. ger. n. s. 20.
decorum Sw. ger. n. s. 14.
divergens Sw. ger. n. s. 35.
dissimile Sw. ger. n. s. 60.
eratlnum Sw. ger. n. s. 28.
flabellifolium Sw. ger. n. s 44.

Garden Varieties.
flagrans Sw. ger. n. s. 15
glabrcscens Sw. ger. n. s. 41.
graphicum Sw. ger. n. s. 11.
haemastictum Sw. ger. n. s. 17.
heteromallum Sw. ger. n. s. 30.
HiUianum Sw. ger. n. s. 47.
insculptum Sw. ger. n. s. 65.
Kenrick^ Sw. ger. n. s. 58.
laciniatum (vin.) Sw. ger. n. s. 2.
latidentatum Sw. ger. n. s. 27-
Lawrenceawwwz Sw. ger. n. s. 22.
Littleawwwz Sw. ger. n. s. 72.
Loudoma»tt/tt Sw. ger. n. s. 16.
magnifulium Sw. ger. n. s. 9.
malacophyllum Su: ger 397.
walachrafolium Sw. ger. n. s. 1.
megalanthum Sw. ger. n.s. 3.
megalelon Sw. ger. n. s. 4.
megalostictum 'Sw. ger. n. s. 7.
melanostictum Sw. ger. n. s. 5.
rhirabile Sw. ger. n. s. 57.
nodf)sum Sw. ger. n. s. 68.
nubilurn Sw. ger, n. s. 19.

niitans Sw. ger. n. s. 66.
Obriem'anttOT Sw. ger. n. s. 10,
o?nanthifC)lium Sw. ger. n. s. 12.
papyraceum Sw. ger. n. s. 21.
pra?clarum Sw. ger. n. s. 67.
penastictum Sw. ger. n. s. 24.
peramplum Sw. ger. n. s. 61.
Peyton?> Sw. ger. n. s. 42.
picturatum Sw. ger. n. s. 31.
plectoph^llum Sw. ger. n. s. 37.
poculifulium Sw, ger. n. s. 31.
rhodopetalon Sw. ger. n s. 13.
saturatum Sw. ger. n. s. 33.
succul^ntum Sw. ger. n.s. 69.
suffusum Sw. ger. n. s. 43.
tinctum Sw. ger. n. s. 29.
tortuosum Sw. ger. n. s. 39.
translucens Sw. ger. 395.
urbanum Sw. ger. n. s. 46.
vestifluum Sw. ger. n. s. 26.
Victorz'awMTW Sw. ger. n. s. 6.
Yeatmam'rtttMm Sw. ger. n. s. 59.
xingiberinum Sw. ger. n. s. 38.

CLASS XVI. ORDER 6.

MONADE'LPHIA DECA'NDRIA.

19380. BRO'WNE^.

28454 172740 grandiceps Jac. large-headed * CD spl 6 ... R Caraccas 1829. C 8.1 Jac. col 3. 22. a.

28455 172820 apiculkta Cun. small-pointed * |_J or 3 mr.jl P N. Holl. 1824. C s.p

1945. SCO'TTIA.
28156 173110 angustifdliaZ,m<W. narrow-leaved H | _ | or 6 jn.n Pk.Y N. Holl. 1826. C p.l Bot reg. 1266

1952. CROTALA^RIA.

28457 17387c dichotoma Grah. dichotomous «L uJ or 1 jl Y Mexico 1824. si1

Ii 3

486

DIAUELPHIA DECANDRIA.

Supplement.

1960. ITLEX.
17463 europaj'a

2 fl6re pleno

double-flwd

or 6 apjn

1984. CANAVA^LIA.
17694o bonari£nsis Lindl. Buenos Ayreanl CD or 10 jn.au

Y Britain ... S co

P B. Ayres ... C l.p Bot. reg. 1199

28459

1985.
17706o

LUPrNUS.

micranthus Dou.

small-flowered

O or

i my.jl

P.B

N. Amer. 1826.

S

CO

Bot reg. 1251

28460

17709a

laxiflbrus Dou.

loose-flowered

^t A or

1

au

B.Pk

Columbia 1826.

R

CO

Bot. reg. 1140

28461

lepidus Dou.

pretty

^ A or

j

au.s

B.Pk

Columbia 1826.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1149

28462

ornatus Dou.

ornamented

ik A or

2

my.n

B.Pk

Columbia 1826.

S

CO

Bot reg. 1216

28463

littoralis Dott.

shore

JE A or

1

jn.o

B.Pk

Columbia 1826.

S

CO

Bot reg. 1198

28464

arbtistus Dou.

shrub

n. ( or

H

! Jl-au

Pa.P

California 1826.

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1230

28465

aridus Dou.

arid

:3t A or

i

au.s

P.B

N. Amer. 1827.

S

CO

Bot reg. 1242

28466

Sablm Dou.

Sabine's

^ A or

i

B

N. Amer. . . .

S

CO

28467

17711o

plumosus Dou.

feathery

^t A or

3

jn.jl

B

California ...

S

CO

Bot. reg. 1217

28*68

17716o

versicolor Suit.

party-colored

*_Jor

5

jLs

Pk.B

Mexico 1825.

C

S.I

Sw.fl.gar.n.s.!

28469

17717o

tqmentdsus Dec.

tomentose

* |or

6

jn.jl

Pk.w

Peru 1825.

C

CO

Sw. fl. gar. 261

28*70

canaliculatus Swt.

channelled

*_|or

4

jn.au

B

B. Ayres 1828.

C

p.l

Sw. fl. gar. 283

CLASS XVI. ORDER 8.

MONADE'LPHIA POLYA'NDRIA.

2004. A/A'LVA.
28471 17795a itilica Poll.

Italian

2007. AL,THJE?A.
28472 17859a Sieberi Hort. Sieber's

17861o leucantha Fis. is nudifldra Lindl.

^1 A or 3 jl.o P
^ Q) or 5 jLau P

2014. tflBI'SCUS.
17926 rtliiflbrus

2 hybridus
28473 17926o rdseus Thore

hybrid H I — 1 spl 10 jl

4 jl.s

rose-coloured

A or

2023. SFDA.

28474 18091o globifl5ra Hook, globe-flowered I

28475 18104a sessiliflbra Hook sessile-flowered!

lor 4 n
I or 3 n

Italy
Sicily

1829. D co

1829. S co

Mauritiusl828. C s.p Bot. mag. 2891
Italy 1827. D bog Sw. fl. 'gar. 277

Mauritius 1821. C l.p Bot. mag. 2821
S. Amer. 1827. C co Bot mag. 2857

3391. 2026a. REEVE^S/^ Lindl. REEVESIA. (John Reeves of Canton.)

28476 - - thyrsdidea Lindl. thyrse-lk-^twf *| _ | or 4? ja W China

2038. CAME'LL/^.
18166 japonica

var. ^?bsa sine'nsis Lod. Chin. Rose * i 1 or 10 f my R

hybrid

Byttneriucea;. \.
1826. C p.l Bot. reg. 1236

D l.p Bot. cab. 1455

2053. POLY'GALA.
18224 oppositiffilia

2 major Lindl.

CLASS XVII. ORDER 3.
DIADE'LPHIA OCTA'NDRIA.

larger * i I or 3 my.au P C. G. H.

C p.l Bot. reg. 1146

CLASS XVII. ORDER 4.

DIADE'LPHIA DECA'NDRIA.

3392. 2068rt. HOSA'CKIA Dou. HOSACKIA. (D. Hosack, M.D. F.R.S., of New York.)
28477 - - bicolor Dou. two-colored $„• A or

iotus pinnatus Hook. Bot mag. 2913.
§ - - Pursh/«Mrt B. R. Pursh's

.Lotus sericeusP/*. No. 18572.

JL A or

.

jl.s

jn.au

..
Y.w

Y

.
N. Amer. 1826.

N. Amer. 1824.

Leg. Pap. Lot. 2—4,
D co Bot. reg. 1257

S co

28478
28479
28480
28481

28482
28483

28484
28485

2102. ^STRA'GALUS.
18915o reticulatus Bieb. netted O pr 4 jn.jl B Iberia 1828. S
18919o brachy"ceras Led. short-horned O pr | jn.jl Y Tauria 1828. S
189*6o chlor6stachysLzwrtY. green-spiked ^ A or 3 s.o G.Y Nepal 1824. D
18955o breviflbrus Dec. short-flowered «. ( pr J my.jl P Armenia 1826. S

2120. DESMO'DIUM.
I9084a ntitans Wai. nodding-flwd * a or 3 jlau P E. Indies 1823. C

2136. ZATHYRUS.
19296o venbsus MM. veiny A A or 4 jn.jl W.R Pennsylv. ... D

2138. O'ROBUS.
I9338o Fischen' Swt Fischer's <^ A or 1 my.jl P Siberia ... S
I9364o stipulaceus Hook, stipulaceous ^ A or 6 my P N. Amer. ? ... D

2144. KENNE'D/^.
19387o inophylla Cun. No. 19387. and 19388. should be placed after rubictinda, No. 19379.

co

CO
CO
S.1

S.p

CO
CO

Bot. cab. 1388
Bot. mag. 2867

Sw. fl. gar. 289
Bot. mag. 2937

Supplement. SYNGENESIA SUPERFLUA. 487

CLASS XVIII. ORDER 2.

POLYADE'LPHIA POLYA'NDRIA.

2179. MELALEITCA.

28486 196430 the<eKrmit Can. Tea-shaped * |_J or 3 N. Holl. 1824. C s.l.p

3393. 21790. AST A RTE\4 Dec. ASTARTEA. (Astarte, the Syrian Venus.) Myrthcea. 1.

§ - - fasciculiris Dec. fascicled * i_l or 3 N. Holl. ... C s.l.p Lab. n. h. 2. 170

Melaleuca fascicularis Lab. No. 19627-

CLASS XIX. ORDER 1.

SYNGENKSIA JEQUA\LIS.

2200. PODOSPE'RMUM.

28487 198030 angustifoliumLed. narrow-leaved ^ Q) un 1 jn.jl Y S. Europe 1828. S co

2201. SCORZONE^RA.

28488 198300 julia Vest July ^ A un 1 my.jn Y Austria 1829. S co

3394. 2203a. AGATHY'RSUS D.Don AGATHYRSUS. (Agathos, pretty, thyrsos, a thyrse ; flowers.) Comp. Cich. 9—11.
fc - - sibiricus D. Don Siberian & A or 2 jl.s B Siberia 1759. D co Gm. si 2 3

S6nchus sibiricus L. No. 19843., and also Nos. 19844, 19845, 19846, 19847. 19853, 19854, 19855, and 19856,
belong to this genus.

3395 22036. ATALA'NTHUS D. Don ATALANTHUS. (Atalos, soft, anthos, a flower.) Comp. Cich. 3.

§ . - pinnatus D. Don pinnate tt i | un 3 jn.jl Y Teneriffe 1820. S co

Prenanthes pinnata L. No. 19915., and also Nos. 19914. and 19916. belong to this genus.

3396. 22060. HARP A'LYC£ D. Don HARPALYCE. (Harpalyce, daughter of Lycurgus.) Comp. Cich. 6.— 8.
& . - alba D. Don white ^ A or 3 jLau W N. Amer. 1762. D p.l Bot. mag. 1079

Prenanthes alba L. No. 19904., and also Nos. 19906, 19907, 19908. 19910, and 19911. belong to this genus.

3397. 22080. OPORI'NEA D. Don OPORINEA. (Oporinos, autumnal ; time of flowering.) Comp. Cich. 1.
ft _ - autumnalis D. Don autumnal ^ A w 1 au Y Britain mea.pas. D co Eng. bot. 830

^pargia autumnalis W. No. 19948.

3398. 22110. CALLIOPEM D.Don CALLIOPEA. (Calliope, one of the Muses.) Comp. Cich. 1.

§ - - aiirea D. Don golden ^ A or f my.jl D.Y Italy 1789. D co Jac. au. 3. 297

Le6ntodon aureum L. /fieracium aureum Sco. No. 19973.

3399. 22116. jETHCTN/^ D. Don JETHONIA. (Mthon, one of Phosbus's horses.) Comp. Cich. 2. — 3.
§ - - fruticdsa D. Don shrubby ML | | or 2 jn.jl Y Madeira 1785. C co

ffieracium frutic6sum W. 20072., and also No. 20144. of Crfepis belong to this genus.

2215. CRE^PIS.

28489 20142o croatica W. # K. Croatian O un 1 jn.au Y Hungary 1829. S co

2224. SERrOLA.

28490 20184a apargioldes Tineo Apargia-like £ A or 1 ap.my Y Sicily 1829. S co

28491 - - glaiica Tineo glaucous £ A or 1 ap.my Y Sicily 1828. S co

28492 - - albicans Tineo whitening £ A or 1 ap.my Y Sicily 1828. S co

3400. 2227a. ACHYRO'PHORUS D.Don ACHYROPHORUS. (Achyron, chaff,phoreo, to bear; receptacle.) Com.Cich. 2.
§ - - inaculatus D. Don spotted-leaved ^ A un 1 jn.jl Y England ch.hi. D s.l Eng. bot. 225

HypochEeMs maculata L. No. 20190., and also Nos. 20189. and 20197. belong to this genus.

2247. CY'NARA.

28493 20422a glomerata Thun. clustered £ _&| or } jls P C. G. H. 1824. D co

Stoba?\z glomerata Spr.

3401.22610. CRASPETHA Forst. CRASPEDIA. (Craspedon, a fringe : flowers.) Comp. Card. 1. — 2.

28494 - - plebeia Cun. plebeian « i_J cu N. Holl. 1823. C s.1

2269. KITHN/,4.

28495 205690 rosmarinifblia Balb. Rosemary-lvdj£ iAJ or 1 jLau W Cuba 1828. D p.l

E8496 - - linearifblia Spr. linear-leaved lAlor 1 Brazil 1829. C p.l An. mu. 12. 61. 1

Kleima linearifolia J. Jaume0 linearis Pers.

2284. BrDENS
28497 206440 macrosperma Fis. long-seeded O or 1 jn.jl Y Siberia 1829. S co

CLASS XIX. ORDER 2.
SYNGENEVSIA SUPE'RFLUA.

2314. GNAPHA^LIUM.

28498 909020 decurrens Ives decurrent & A un | jn.au Y.Br New York 1829. S co

2323. HEL1CHRYVSUM.

28499 209770 incanum Hook. hoary £ lAl pr 2 my P.Y V. D. L. 1826. S s.p Bot. mag. 2881

2330. CONT-ZA.

28500 20131or genistelloldesL0»z. Genista-like « CD or 4 ... Y & Amer. 1824. C p.1

I i 4

488

SYNGENESIA SEGREGATA.

Supplement.

2332. .ERI'GERON.

28501 210900 humile Grah. humble ^ A pr i

2333. ITJSSILA^GO.

28502 211060 purpurea H K. purple

3402. 23350. ADENOTRI'CHIA Lindl. ADENOTRICHIA.

28503 - - amplexicaulisLiwoV. stem-clasping £ tAI pr 2

N. Amer. 1828. D co

or 1 jn.au P C. G. H. 1824. D co

(Aden, a gland, thrix, hair.) Comp. Jacobite. 1.
my Y Chile 1826. S co Bot.reg.liyy

2337.
21234a alplnus

3 ramosus

2340. CINERARIA.

28504 21457a vestlta Haw.

28505 214880 scapifl&ra Her it.

branchy

clothed
scape-flwd

A or £ my.au B Europe

D co Bot. cab. 1829

«. | | cu

n. ( | or

C. G. H.
C. G. H.

1824. C
1829. C

2347. GRINDE"L7,4.

28506 215430 coronopifLlia Leh. Coronopus-lvd

tA) or 1| jl.s

Mexico 1825L C l.p

3403. 23480. STYLO'LEPIS Leh. STYLOLEPIS. (Stylos, a style, lepis, a scale ; form
28507 215470 gracjlis Leh. slender ^ A pr 3 jl.s Pk N. S. W. 182ft

lepis grdcilis Grah.

m.) Comp. Card. Vcrn. 1.
S co Sw. fl. gar. 285

3404. 23540. NE^JA D. Don
28508 . . gracilis D. Don

NEJA.
slender

(Without meaning.)
v\l un 1 au Y

3405. 23600. ERIOPHY'LLUM Lag. ERIOPHYLLUM. (Enon, \vool, p/ii/llon,i
285C9 - - caespitosum Lag. turfy JU A or 1 my.jn Y N.

Trichophy'llum lanatum Nut. Actin^lla lanata Ph.

2363. DA'HLJ^ change to GEORGIA.

3406. 23630. GEORGIA W. GEOIICINA.

28510 - - crocata Lag. saffron-colored

Dahlia frustranea 2 fulgens, No. 21592.

28511 - . CervantesM Lag. Cervantes's

2365. T AGATES.

28512 215950 florida Swt. florid

2374. CHRYSA'NTHEMUM.

28513 216490 ruthenlacum Fis, Russian

2409. HELIA'NTHUS.

28514 291340 ovktus Leh. ovate-leaved

28515 219350 lenticularis Dou. lenticular

28516 219610 patens Leh. spreading

Comp. Aster. I.
Mexico 1828. S co

a leaf; woolly foliage.) Comp. Helta. 1.
Amer. 1826. Deo Bot. reg. 1167

( J. G. Georgi, a ]
& A or 6 jLn
I/SQQ

Russian botanist.
S Mexico

laBOh

^ A or

7 n

S

Mexico

£k -Al or

1 jl.n

Y

Mexico

^ A or

| jn.au

Pk

Russia

O or

O or
3t A °r

4 jn.o
6 au
3 jlo

Y
Y
Y

Mexico
N. Amer.
N. Amer. I

Comp. Heltanth. 4.

1802. R p.l Sw. fl. gar. 282

... R p.l Sw. fl. gar. n.s.22

1827. D co Sw. fl. gar.n.s.35

1827. D co

1829. S co

N. Amer. 1827. S co Bot. reg. 1265

CLASS XIX. ORDER 3.
SYNGENESIA FRUSTRA'NEA.

3407. 24110. ERIO'COMA Kth. ERIOCOMA.
28517 - - fr&grans D. Don fragrant

(Erion, wool, home, hair ; paleae.) Comp. Hel. 1.

_Jor 3 s W Mexico 1828. C co

3408, 2411&. ECHINA^CEA Moen. ECHINACEA.

§ - - heterophylla D. Don variable-lvd ^ £

Coreopsis heterophylla Cav. and No. 21

2415. COREO'PSIS.

<) 219970 amplexicaulisC0w. stem-clasping ^j /
Simst0 amplexicaulis Pers, No. 22019.

(Echinos, a hedgehog ; receptacle.) Comp. Hel. 3.— 4.
or 14 s.o P Mexico 1829. D co Sw. fl. gar. n.s.32
73. and 21979. of RudbC-ck/a belong to this genus.

S. Amer. 1806, D

CLASS XIX. ORDER 4.
SYNGENEVSIA NECESSA^RIA.

2436. WEDETLJ^.
28518 222350 aurea D. Don

golden

28

Mexico 1829. S co

3409. 24S60. ZEXMBTNI^ Lai. ZEXMENIA. (An anagram of Ximenes'ia.} Comp. Hel. 1.

28519 - - tagetiflbra D. Don Tagetes-flwd j£ ^J or 2 s Y Mexico 1829. S co

2448. CALE'NDULA.

28520 222720 mexicana Lk. Mexican Q or J jn.s

Mexico 1829. S co

CLASS XIX. ORDER 5
SYNGENESIA SEGREGA'TA.

3410. 24720. PODA'NTHUS Lag. PODANTHUS. (Pous, a foot, anthos, a flower ; stalked.) Comp. Card. Echin. l.-Q.
3521 - - Mitlqui Lindl. Mjtiqui H or 3 au.n Y Chile 1824. C p.l

.'inf.nl*

MONCECIA POLYANDRIA.

489

CLASS XX. ORDER 1.

GYNA'NDRIA MONA'NDRIA.

2488 OTHRY&
22520 aranifera

2 limbata Lindl.

limbate

2491. SERA^PI^S.
22530 cordigera

2 longip£talaLmrf/. long-petaled & iAI cu 1 ap.my Br

2t9o. NEO'TTIA
£85£2 225480 grandifloia Hook, great-flowered ^ (23 or 1 jl.s W

Jfe _AJ cu 1 ap.my Br Rome 1825. R s.l Bot. reg. 1197

Rome 1826. R l.p Bot. reg. 1189
St.VincentlS29. D p.l Bot. mag. 2956

3411. 25280. GASTRCTDIA R. Br. GASTIIODIA. (Gaster, a belly, odous, a tooth ; top of column.) Orchidea. 1.

28523 - - sesamo'ldes R. Br. Sesamum-'ike j£ (23 cu \ ap.my W N. Holl. 1826. D p.r.w

2.537. MAXILLAVRIA.

28524 226700 ciliata Lindl. fringed ^ (23 cu | my G S. Amer. 1826. D p.r.w Bot reg. 1206

squalens Hook. Bot. mag. 2955. is Xylbbium squalens Bot. — """ VT- """"'

25.39. PLEUROTHA'LLIS.

28525 226760 prolifera Herb. proliferous

2.547. DENDRO'BIUM.

2S526 227140 anceps Lindl. two-edged-,s*«zd/| (Z2 cu
285i.'7 - - pygmEeHim R. Br. pygmy

reg. 1897. No. 22664.
R S. Amer. 1827 ? D p.r.wBot reg. 1298

I year Y.a

_ i.5i;8 - - secundum Lindl. secund
285i:9 227180 chrysanthum Wai. golden-flwd

3H2. 25470. CERATOCHrLUS Lod.
285 0 - - grandiflbrus Lod. great-flowered
28551 - - insignis Lindl. ? noble
Stanhbpea insignis Hook.

2.553. CATTLE'Y^.

28532 22728<z intermedia Grah. intermediate
285^3 - - crispa Lindl. cur\ed-flwd

Bengal 1 826.? D p.r.w Bot. reg. 1239

N. Holl. 1825. D p.r.w

Sumatra 1828. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 1291

Nepal 1828. D p.r.w Bot. reg. 1299

CERATOCHILUS. (Keras, a horn, cheilos, a lip: labellum.) Orchideee. 1.
Trinidad 1824. D p.r.w Bot. cab. 1414

1 jl.o

Trinidad 1826. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2948

^(23 or 1 ap Pk Rio Jan. 1824. D p.r.wBot. mag. 2851
jg/ZSspl 1 au W.Pk Rio Jan. 1826 D p.r.wBot reg. 1172

3413. 25530. ENCY CLIA Hook. ENCYCLIA. (Egkykleo, to wrap round : column by lip.) Orchtdete. J
285S4 - - viridiflora Hook, green-flowered ^ (23 cu If

BRASAVO'L^.

28535 227680 tuberculata Hook, tubercled

2575. MICRO'STYLIS.
22682 ophioglossoldes

2 mexicana Lindl. Mexican

2.576. LI'PARIS.
28536 22808a elata Lindl.

tall

A AS cu
jfl 23 cu

1 jl

J jl

2 jLau

JL 9 VU1U1U11 UJ ll^t.) \Jl Is/itUCCC. 1.

G Rio Jan. 1827. D p.r.w Bot mag. 2830
W.y Bontaf. B. 1827. D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2878

Mexico
Rio Jan.

1829.

R p.l Bot. reg. 1290
D p.s Bot. reg. 1175

CLASS XX. ORDER 2.
GYNA'NDRIA DIA'NDRIA.

2580. CYPRIPE'DIUM.

28537 22815a ventricbsum Swz. bellied tf A or f

28538 - - macranthum Swz. long-flowered ^ A or f

28539 - - guttatumSwo.. spotted tf A or f

P Siberia 1828. R s.p Sw. fl. gar. n. s. 1
P Siberia 1898. R s.p Bot. mag. 2938
Spot Siberia 1828. R s.p Am. rut 22

CLASS XXL ORDER 4.
MONCE^CIA TETRA'NDIA.

3414. 2612a. CONOCE'PHALUS Blume CONOCEPHALUS. (Konos, a cone, kephale, a head ; form.) Urticece. 1.-18.

28540 - - naucleifl6rusLmrf/. Nauclea-flwd »CZ]cu 10 year Y Chittagon.1820. C p.l Bot reg. 1203

Ifrtlca naucleiflbra Rox.

CLASS XXI. ORDER 6.
MONOEVCIA HEXA'NDRIA.

3415. 2648a. KU'NTH/^ Hum. KUNTHIA. (C. S. Kunth, an acute French botanist.) Pdlma 1.

28541 - - montanal^Mwi. mountain £ O or 10 N.Grenad.1829. S r.m

CLASS XXI. ORDER 9.
MONCE'CIA POLYA'NDRIA.

2654. BEGCTN/^.

28542 233550 sanguinea Rod. bloody «L O or 1

28543 233560 semperflorens Lk. ever-flowered «L CD or 2 ap.s

28544 - - diversifolia Grah. various-leaved £ (23 or 1 o

28545 233570 papil!6sa Grah papillose tt. CD or 3 ap.s

28546 . - insignis Grah. remarkable *t f I or 2 d

28547 233620 vil!6sa B. R. villous O or f jl

28548 233650 bulbifera Lk. bulb-bearing j£ i_J or 1 jLau

28549 .. - dip^tala Grah. two-petaled «L CD or 3 ap.s

Pk
Pk
Pk
Pk
\v

Brazil
Brazil
Mexico
Brazil
S. Amer.
S. Amer.

W.Pk Peru
Pk Bombay

1829. C Lp

1829. C Lp Bot cab. 430

1829. C Lp Bot mag. 2966

1826. C l.p Bot. mag. 2846

1826. C Lp Bot. mag. 29ft)
... S Lp Bot reg. 1252

1827. C s.l.p

1827. C Lp Bot mag. 2849

490 CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES. Supplement.

2655. POTE'RIUM.

28550 23369<i verrucosum Lk. warty & A un 2 jl G 1828. S co

2672. CALA"DIUM.

28551 - - zamiajfulium Lod. Zamia-leaved £ (23 cu 2 ... Y Brazil ... R s.p Bot. cab. 1408

CLASS XXI. ORDER 10.
MON(EXCIA MONADE'LPHIA.

3416. 26930. CA'LLITRIS Fen. CALLITRIS. (Kallos, beauty ; appearance.) Contfera. 1. — 2.

28552 - - cupressiformisFew. Cypress-fmd £| | or 20 N. HolL 1826. S s.l

2715. CROUTON.
23553 238040 rosraarinifbliaCwn, Rosemary.lvd * or 5 jn.jl ... N. Holl. 1824. C co

3*17. 2715a. CROZO'PHORA Neck. CROZOPHORA. (Not explained.) Euphorbiacea. 1. — 10.

§ . . tincturia J. dyeing O dy 3 jl W.G S. Europe 1570. S p.l Ac. pet. 1712. 17

, ' Cr&ton tinctbria W. No. 23808.

272k STERCITLIA.
28554 238730 lanceolata Cat: lanceolate-/z>d 1 I I un 20 my.jn Br.R China 1822. C p.l Bot reg. 1256

CLASS XXII. ORDER 7.
DICE'CIA OCTA'NDRIA.

3U8. 27930. RHODrOLA L. ROSE ROOT. (Rhodon, a rose ; roots smelling like roses.) Crassulacece. 2.
C8555 - - rbsea L. Rose-smelling & A or 1 my.jl Y Britain moun. D co Eng. bot. 508

28556 - - sibMca Hort. Siberian ^ A or £ my.jl Y Siberia 1827. D co

CLASS XXII. ORDER 9.

DIOTCIA DECA'NDRIA.

2799. SCHPNUS.

28557 24416 /erebinthifolia.flad.Terebinthus-lvdJ i | or 20 Brazil 1829. C s.l

CLASS XXII. ORDER 10.

DICETCIA DODECA'NDRIA.

2806. MENISPE'RMUM.

28558 24435a planifblium Wai. flat-leaved fi. CD un 20 ... Y E. Indies 1828. C p.l

CLASS XXIII. ORDER 1.

POLYGA^MIA MONCETCIA.

2837. ^CA^CIA.

28559 24740a pendula Cun. pendulous » i_J or 8 ap.my Y N. HolL 1823. C p.l

3419. 2873a. PENTACRY'PTA Leh. PENTACRYPTA. (Pente, five, krypte, a vault.) UmbeWferte. 1.

28560 - - atropurpurea Leh. dark-purple £ (Z3 un 2 ... P Mexico 1829. S co

CLASS XXIII. ORDER 2.
POLYGA'MIA DICE'CIA.

3420. 2888rt. GALACTODE'NDRON Hum. Cow TREE. (Gala, milk, dendron, a tree.) Urtlce*. 1.

28561 - . utile Hum. useful JO 5° Caraccas 1829. S l.p

3421. 2890a. SORINDErA Thou. SORINDEIA. (Unknown.) Terebinthacecc. 1.

28562 - - madagascarie'nsis Thau. Madagasc.il C] or 8 ... P Madagasc. ... C p.l

3422. 2897a. MELANORRHOTA Wai. BLACK VARNISH TREE. (Melas, black, rheo, to flow ; juice.) Terebin. 1
£8563 - - usitata Wai. common 1 CH us 50 ... R E. Indies 1829. C l.p Wal.pl.as.ra.11,12

2900. Frcus.

28564 25271a lut^scens Nois. lutescent » Q un 3 my.jn Ap ... 1824. C p.l

CLASS XXIV. ORDER!.

CRYPTOGAVMIA FI'LICES.

2940. WOO'DS/^.

28565 25633a PerrimYJraa Torrey Perrin's j£ A el | jn.jl Br N. Amer. ... D l.p

HO'RTUS BRITANNICUS.

PART II.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

EXPLANATORY INTRODUCTION.

JL HE species under the different Classes, Orders, and Tribes, are enumerated with reference to their garden
culture, and the totals given under each of the principal Subdivisions, Orders, and Tribes. The space of
ground which the hardy plants of the different ordess would occupy is estimated with a view to the formation
of arboretums and herbaceous grounds, arranged according to the Natural System. In the latter estimation
the following rules have been adhered to : — The rootless Cryptogamia, such as JV/usci, Hepatica?, &c., have not
been included. All climbers, whether ligneous or herbaceous, have been allowed a square of two feet on the
side. All other hardy plants, whether ligneous, herbaceous, or aquatic, under one foot in height, have been
allowed a square of one foot on the side ; all of one foot and under two feet, a square of two feet on the
side ; all of two feet and under six feet, a square of three feet on the side ; all of six feet and up to thirty
feet, a square of ten feet on the side ; all above thirty feet, a square of twenty feet on the side. Supposing it
intended to estimate, according to these rules, the space which the hardy herbaceous plants of any tribe or
order would occupy; then the first thing is to find the space allowed for each species or variety separately, by
multiplying the side of the square allowed to each species or variety by itself; the next thing is to add the
products of the multipliers of each separate species or variety together ; and the last process is to take the
square root of the total so obtained. This root gives the side of a square which would contain all the smaller
squares, and consequently the size of a square bed or compartment which would contain all the hardy her-
baceous plants of the tribe or order. Every gardener knows, or ought to know, how to modify this square to
a parallelogram, a triangle, or a circle, of the same capacity.

The same process has of course been followed in estimating the size of the compartments requisite for each
of the orders and tribes of the hardy ligneous plants. The same also in ascertaining the sides of the squares
that will contain all the orders in a subclass ; all the subclasses in a subdivision ; all the subdivisions in a
class ; and all the classes in the two grand divisions of the system : or, in other words, of a square which will
contain all the plants which will endure the open air in Great Britain.

In estimating the space requisite for every individual plant, the dimensions allowed may be taken indif-
ferently as the side of a square, or the diameter of a circle : since the extremities of the horizontal branches
or of the leaves of every plant may be said to form the circumference of a circle, of which its stem is the
centre ; and since in practice to place together any number of circular beds, is to place together the same
number of squares, the side of each of which is equal to the diameter of each of the circles. But it is
evident that a large circular bed of any given diameter will not contain so many smaller circles or squares,
as a large square whose side is equal to the diameter of the large circle ; the latter being contained within
the former ; and hence it is necessary, in adopting the circular form for any compartment which is intended
to contain more than one plant, always to add to the side of the square one eighth of its length, as the diameter
of an equivalent circle. Thus the side of a square which would contain the order Magnoli&ceas is sixty-two
feet ; but a circle to contain the same number of plants, with the same room to each, will require a diameter
of seventy feet, or eight feet more than the side of the square. One eighth part is not quite sufficient ; but
it is near enough for practice ; one seventh would be too much.

In indicating the results of these calculations, to save room, a tree ({) is substituted for the words, Hardy
Ligneous Plants; an herb (}£) for the words, Hardy Herbaceous Plants; and a water plant (=t), for Hardy
Water Plants.

The utility of these calculations to gardeners, in designing arboretums or herbaceous grounds, will be very
considerable ; since it will enable them to proportion the size of every bed, group, or clump, to the hardy
plants which can be go%t to fill it. It will also enable those who wish to form small arboretums or herbaceous
grounds, to diminish tlie size of their groups in due proportion ; so as that their arrangement, however small,
may exhibit not only a specimen of the plants of every group, but by its size, relatively to the other groups,
convey an idea of the proportion of the plants fitted for temperate latitudes which that group contains.

In general, it may be observed, that the best mode of laying out an herbaceous arrangement according to
the Natural System is by circular groups, on a plane, or on a regularly convex or concave surface, with a
circular boundary ; the space between the groups being covered with grass, gravel, or pavement. We should
prefer gravel, each group being edged by box ; because grass is unfavourable to walking on in moist weather,
and pavement, though cheapest in the end, is expensive at first. To arrange the groups systematically on
this surface, and at the same time to throw the numerous circles into agreeable figures, the following mode
may be adopted : — Take three or four sheets of common letter paper; three or four sheets colored black on
both sides ; three or four red ; three or four green ; three or four yellow ; and three or four blue. Then fix
on a certain scale, say one foot to one eighth of an inch, being the common division of pocket rules, and with
a pair of compasses draw circles representing all the orders of Thalamiflbra? on the white paper ; of the next
subclass on the black paper ; and of the third on the red paper ; Monochlamydea? on the green paper ; Mono-
cotyledfcneae on the yellow paper; and the garden plants of Foliaceas on the blue paper. Next write the
name and number of the order or tribe on each circle. Cut out all the circles, keeping each color by itself,
and stick on the circles representing tribes on the large circle representing the order to which they belong.
Now paste several large sheets of paper together, so as to form a surface of the size and shape of the intended
arboretum or herbaceous ground, adopting the same scale as for the circles. Then take all the orders belonging
to one color, and arrange them in a figure, agreeable in point of effect, and correct with reference to the
affinities of the orders. The same as to the other colors. \ou have thus before you all the beds of the flower,
garden or herbaceous ground. After varying them in a great many ways, and having at last made a satisfactory
disposition, fix each circle in its place on the large paper with gum or paste, and the result is the working plan.
The same method of trial and correction will be found among the best for arranging a Systema Naturae
as a flower-garden on a lawn, or on any piece of ground of irregular shape in the pleasure-ground ; and it may
also be employed when the whole of the trees and shrubs in the park and pleasure-grounds of a residence are
to be planted in the order of nature. In the two latter cases, when the circles are all in their places, and
it is thought desirable to form irregular shapes, for the proper size and connection of such shapes the separate
circles are excellent indications. In laying out herbaceous arrangements, the circles of tribes belonging to
the same order, and sometimes of orders, may be joined together by bends, which in the execution on the
ground may be made six or eight inches wide. These bends, judiciously contrived, will aid in giving effect to
the general figure, as well as prove useful helps to the student in a scientific point of view.

One of the most generally applicable methods of planting an arboretum is that of placing the trees and
shrubs along one or both sides of a winding shrubbery walk ; placing no tree or shrub nearer the walk, or
nearer another tree or shrub, than half its own height. A complete arboretum on this plan would extend along
at least two miles of walk ; a complete herbaceous ground, as will be seen by the estimate, would occupy an
acre and one third ; but all the orders and tribes both of hardy ligneous and herbaceous plants may be

492

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

exemplified in less than a tenth of these spaces. In a work which will shortly appear *, will be found a variety
of plans for herbaceous grounds and arboretums composed in the manner described, and for planting all the
grounds of a residence according to the Natural System.

The enumeration of the species under the different garden divisions of hardy, herbaceous, &c., and under
the botanic divisions of orders, tribes, &c., is of important and varied use and interest, in respect to garden
culture, vegetable geography, and the formation of herbariums and collections of figures of plants ; but this
we presume to be so obvious to every gardener and botanist as not to require explanation.

INTRODUCTION TO THE JUSSIEUEAN, OR NATURAL, SYSTEM.

First Grand Division, VASCULA^RES
and cellular tissue), or

First Class, DICOTYLEDO*NE.E (dis, two,

Subdivision I. Dichlamydeae (dis, two,
calyx and

Subclass 1. ThalamiflbrjB (thalamus, a bed,
mens under pistillum). — 1. Ranunculacea?,
Magnoliaceae, 4. Anonaceae, 5. Menisper-
deaj, 7 Podophyllacea?, 8. Hydropeltidea?,

Subclass 2. Calyciflbraa (calyx and flos ; sta-

— 59. Celastrineae, 60. Rhamnea;, 61. Bru-
6'5. Homalineas, 64. Chailletiaceas, 65.
Terebinthacea?, 67. Leguminosse, &c., to

Subclass 3. Corolliflora? (corolla and flos j sta-

— 117. Epacr Idea; 118. Symplocfnea?, 119.
sinese, 121. Sapoleaa, 122. Ebenaceze, 123.

; 125. Jasmineaj, 126. Strychneae, &c.,to 150.

Subdivision II. Monochlamydete
calyx and corolla

151. Plantagineaa, 152. Nyctagineag, 153. Ama-
tolaceas, 155. Chenopbdeas, &c., to 177.

Second ClaSS, MONOCOTYLEDbNE^E

178. Cycadeae, 179. Hydrocharidea?, 180. Alis-
mea?, 182. Juncagfneae, 183. Orchidea?, &c.,

Second Grand Division, CELLULA^RES
tissue only), or ACOTYLE-

(vas, a vessel : plants with spiral vessels
COTYLEDCTNE^E. 27729 sp.

and kotyledon; cotyledons two).

and chlamys , a coat or covering ;
corolla distinct).

"Sg No.

0*0 of hardy

flos, a flower; sta- ££ species.
2. Dilleniaceae, 3.
maceas, 6. Berber!- ,- f cog
&c., to 58. Coriariea?. 58 } ft g313

mens on the calyx),
niaceas, 62. Samydeaj,
Aquilarineaj, 6G. r , 1onc
116. Peneaceae - - 58 £ ,; J^

mens on the corolla).
Styracinea;, 120. Myr-
Brexiea?, 124. Olein'se, c ,
Plumbagineaj - - 34 \ :
L "•

(monos, one, chlamyst a coat ;
not distinct),
ranthacese, 154. Phy-
Empetreaa

No. of feet
in the sides
of squares
of surface
of ground
and water
requisite to
grow the
hardy spe-
cies.

138

156

7

233

147i
96*

07 5 /. 609 ?'•
27 i k. 623 J^

334*

6j

(monos, one,andfcotyledon; cotyledon one),
macea?, 181. Buto- c , ^±~)l- W
to 210. Gramineaa - 33 J ^ 20gJ >fi.
' aq

(cellula, a little cell ; plants with cellular
DO'NE^E (a, priv. and kotyledori). 2859 sp.

First Class,
1. Filices, 2. Equisetaceae, 3. Lycopodinea?, &c.

Second Class, APHY'LL^E (a, priv.,
7. A'lgse, 8. Lichenes,

(foliaceus, leafy ; habit).

to 6. Hepatic* - - 6 £ J;

phyllon, a leaf; leafless).
9. Fungi - - 3$ l:

0 •>&.

127 j aq.

JL HE difficulties connected with the adoption of the Natural System of plants are these, — that the characters
of many of the orders are at present imperfectly known, and that they all depend upon a consideration of many
points of structure which are not to be determined without much labour and a considerable degree of practical
skill in the use of the microscope and the dissecting knife. But the facilities which the habit of viewing
natural bodies with reference to the relations they bear to other bodies, and not as insulated individuals
merely possessing certain peculiarities by which they may be referred to some station in an artificial system,
ultimately gives to the investigations of the naturalist, are so great, that difficulties of the nature just alluded
to should not be suffered to influence the botanist in determining which line of study he will follow,
whether that pointed out by Linnaeus, or that traced by the hand of nature. By the artificial system of
Linnaeus, indeed, no great difficulty exists in determining the number of stamens or styles possessed by a given
plant, or the nature of their combination, and from the knowledge so obtained, in referring them to their
class and order in the Linnean system. But when this step has been gained, what more has been acquired
than the bare knowledge that the plant in question possesses a certain number of stamens and styles ? No
possible notion can be formed of the relation it bears to other plants of the same nature, of the qualities
it probably possesses, or of the structure of those parts not under examination — the fruit for example ; and,
finally, if it were wished to convey an idea of the plant to a stranger, no means would be in the possession of
the Linnean botanist of doing so, except by stating that the plant belonged to Pentandria Monogynia for
example, which is stating nothing. But what would be the condition of the student of the natural affinities
of plants in a similar case ? It is true he would be obliged to consult more characters than the two uninfluen-
tial ones of Linnaeus : it would be necessary to ascertain if his subject was Vascular or Cellular ; if Vascular,
whether it was Monocotyledonous or Dicotyledonous ; if Dicotyledonous, whether the leaves were opposite or
alternate, stipulate or exstipulate, whether the flowers were monopetalous, polypetalous, or apetalous, the
nature and station of the stamens, the condition of the ovarium, and so on. But when he has ascertained
thus much, only let it be remembered, for a moment, how much he has gained indirectly as well as directly.

* Illustrations of Landscape. Gardening and Garden Architecture, by various Artists in different Countries
of Europe, and in North America. Edited by J. C. Loudon. In Imperial folio parts quarterly, 5*. each.

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493

Perhaps he has discovered that his plant belongs to Rubi&cese ; he will then have learned that all vegetable
with opposite entire stipulate leaves, and a monopetalous superior corolla, are also Rubiaceous. If a fragment
of the leaves and stem only of such a plant were afterwards submitted to him for examination, he would
recognise its affinities, and remember that it was Rubiaceous, and, being aware of that fact, he would be able
safely to infer that its calyx and corolla would be of a particular nature ; that if the roots afforded any color
for dying, it would be red ; that the medicinal properties of the bark, if any, would be tonic, astringent, and
febrifugal ; and that its seeds would be of the same nature as those of coffee ; and, finally, its geographical
position would be tolerably certain to him.

The principal difficulty which has to be encountered by the student of the Natural System of plants is caused
by the want of an introduction to. the subject, accompanied by the characters of the several orders ; this is
indeed removed as far as the British Flora is concerned by the publication of Mr. Lindley's Synopsis, in which
the essential characters of all the wild flowering plants of this country are stated and analysed ; but it still
exists with respect to the vegetable kingdom in general. It is obviously impossible to overcome this difficulty
here; all that we can do is to point out the characters of the great divisions under which the orders are
arranged ; even this necessarily very imperfect mode of treating the subject will probably remove some of the
inconvenience that is at present experienced. _,

Plants considered with reference to their general structure, are separated into two grand divisions called
CELLULA^RES and VASCULANRES.

The Cellulares answer to the Linnean Cryptogamia, and are also called Acotyledbnese ; the Vasculares
answer to the rest of the Linnean system, which is sometimes called Phanerogamia and Cotyledoneae.

CELLULA^RES, CRYPTOGAMOUS, or ACOTYLEDONOUS, plants are all, therefore, different terms denoting the same
combination of vegetables. The first term is here adopted in preference to the others as expressing the most
obvious character upon which the division depends, namely, the cellular, not vascular, structure of the plants
composing it. Cellular plants are formed entirely of cellular tissue (jig. 1.), without spiral vessels j or in

1

a, Longitudinal section of a stem.

b, Transv. rse section of a stem.

c, Stem of a moss, with leaves and theca, or seed-case.

d, Leaf of a moss magn'fied.

e, Leafv thallus of a li.-hen, with shields.

Orustaceous thal'us of a lichen, with shields.
g, Fungi of the highest dignity.
h, i, Fungi of the lowest rank.
k, Conferva magnified.

more familiar terms by having no veins in their leaves if foliaceous, and not forming wood ; they also are
destitute of perfect flowers. The lower tribes, such as Fungi and A'lgse, are destitute ot leaves, and in some
points approach the animal kingdom so nearly as to be scarcely distinguishable. In the highest tribe, Ferns,
apparent veins are formed in the leaves ; but as they are not supplied with spiral vessels, they cannot
be considered more than analogous to the veins of other plants. Ferns, however, hold the intermediate station
between Cellulares and Vasculares, and are chiefly retained among the former on account of their perfect
accordance in other respects. In the whole of Acotvledons, it is unnecessary to examine the seed for the
purpose of determining whether it has one cotyledon, several cotyledons, or none, the structure of the perfect
plant giving the most obvious and satisfactory "evidence.

VASCULA^RES, PH.KVOGAMOUS, or COTYLEDONOUS, plants, arc also separated into two great classes called
Endugenes or Monocotyledons, and Exogenes or Dicotyledons, both which are distinguished as accurately
by their obvious physical structure as they are by the minute and obscure peculiarities of the seed. They are
all formed with cellular tissue, woody fibre, and spiral vessels (fig. 2.), and their leaves are traversed by veins;
the last character is sufficient for practical purposes, if it is remembered that they also bear perfect flowers,

2

I, Vertical section of a vascular stem.
m, Woody fibre, or elongated cellular tis
Spiral i, vessel.

o, Loaf of a dicotyledonous plant.
f, Leaf of a monocotyledonous plant.

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NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

(that is, flowers furnished either with stamina, or pistillum, or both), which will always prevent their being
confounded with the highest tribes of Cellulares.

Endogenes, or Monocotylcdonous plants, are the first remove from Cellulares, and hold an intermediate rank
between them and E.r6genes or Dicotyledonous plants, in which vegetation acquires its highest form of deve-
lopement. They were formerly characterised by having a single cotyledon, but this circumstance is not only
not absolute, but difficult of determination, except after minute analysis. The real difference in the seed of
them and Dicotyledons is this, that in Monocotyledons there is only one cotyledon (fig. 3. s) ; or, if two, that

q, Transverse section of a monocotyledonous stem. j

r, Germination of a monocotyledonous seed.

*, Section of ditto, to show the cotyledon remaining

t, Section of a germinating embryo of a grass, to show the two
alternate cotyledons of unequal size ; the back and front lobes
represent these, the middle lobe is the plumula.

u, Stem and leaves of a monocotyledonous plant.

they are alternate with each other (f), while in Dicotyledons they are always opposite, and more than one,
sometimes several, as in Pinus (fig. 4. y}. The physiological structure of the two classes is, however, that by
which they are familiarly distinguished, and exhibits a beautiful proof of the harmony that exists between the
great features of vegetation' and their first principle, the seed from which they originate. In Endogenes, or
Monocotyledons, there is no distinction between wood and bark (fig. 3. q] ; in Extigene*, or Dicotyledons, the
wood and bark are distinctly separated (fig. 4. «). In Monocotyledons the wood and cellular tissue are mixed
together without any distinct annual layers of the former being evident; in Dicotyledons the wood and
cellular tissue have each their particular limits assigned them, a distinct layer of the former being annually
deposited. In Monocotyledons there are no radiations from the medulla to the bark ; in Dicotyledons the
radiations are distinctly marked. In Monocotyledons there is generally no articulation between the leaves
and the stem, while in Dicotyledons the leaves are always jointed with the stem, from which they fall off,
leaving a scar behind. In Monocotyledons the veins of the leaf pass in parallel lines from the base to the
apex, in Dicotyledons they diverge from the midrib towards the margin at various angles; in the former they
are unbranched, the principal veins being connected by nearly simple secondary veins ; in the latter they are
much branched, ramifying in many directions, and giving the surface of the leaf a netted appearance.

t', Transverse section of a dicotyledonous stem.
rv, An embryo with two cotyledons.
Xf An embryo with four cotyledons.

y, An embryo with many cotyledons.

r, Stem and leaves of a dicotyledonous plant.

Such are the very obvious distinctions of the two great classes of phamogamous, or flowering, plants ; and
so far is it from there being any necessity for dissecting a seed in order to ascertain its structure, that this
point is one of the most easy determination, and about which there cannot be in one case in five hundred the
.slightest cause of doubt or difficulty. It is almost impossible to see even a morsel of a plant without instantly
being in possession of the knowledge of the structure of its seed, with respect to the cotyledons.

Thus far have we advanced without a single obstacle to impede us. In all farther investigation no greater
degree of knowledge or application is requisite than what ought to be possessed by every one who would be
able to ascertain the genus of a plant. Many of the orders do not depend upon the minute characters of the
seed so much as is believed; the structure of the ovarium and position of the ovula are aids which frequently
make amends for the absence of fruit: and the nature of the foliage and inflorescence is a guide which,
though sometimes treacherous, is often as faithful as the fructification itself. But as it is not intended to
give the characters of the orders in this place, neither is it necessary to advance further in an explanation of
the manner of determining them; upon that point each order would require a particular note. It may, how-
ever, be confidently believed, that there are no greater impediments in the road to an acquaintance with the
natural relations of plants than those that have been already removed ; and that although neither the science

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT. 495

of botany, nor any other science, is to be taken by storm, yet that the fortress is sure to be reduced by silent
and patient approach.

It only remains to explain briefly upon what principles the names of the orders, suborders, &c., are formed.
It is usual, in the school of Jussieu, to give a natural order a name derived from that of the genus which is
understood to be the type of the order ; as Ranunculaceae from Ranunculus, Rosa,ceas from R6sa, and so on.
But several deviations from this principle had been admitted by Jussieu, in favour of certain groups of plants,
long known by other popular names, derived from certain peculiarities ; such as Labiatae, because their
corollas are labiate ; Composite, because their flowers are what is commonly called compound ; Guttiferae, on
account of the resinous juice in which they abound, and some others. It would, perhaps, have been better,
if uniformity in nomenclature had not thus been sacrificed to a dread of innovation ; but it is now too late to
remedy the evil, if such it be ; nor would the advantage of alteration be at this day equivalent to the inconve-
nience. For the purpose of making it at once apparent, whether, in speaking of a group of plants, reference
is had to an order or a suborder, it has of late years been thought convenient to terminate the name of the
natural order in acece, and of the suborder in ece. Thus, in speaking of the whole mass of which Ranunculus
is the representative, the word Ranunculdra*? is used ; but in speaking of the particular division, or suborder,
of which Ranunculus forms a part, the term Ranunculi is employed. This manner of speaking is, however,
at present, very partial in its application, and is of little importance, except in a few cases, of which Ranuncu-
la*ceae is one of the most striking examples. In those orders, the titles of which, necessarily, from their gram-
matical construction, end in ece, as Orchidea?, it is obviously inapplicable, without a total change in a great
part of the nomenclature of natural orders, a measure which cannot be too much deprecated.

It may, perhaps, be finally expected, that these remarks should be concluded by a recommendation of some
work, from which those who are anxious to become fully acquainted with the principles and distinguishing
characters of the Natural System of Botany, may derive the necessary information. Unfortunately, however,
such a work has at present no existence. M. Decandolle's Theorie E'lementaire de la Botanique explains the
principles upon which the orders of plants are constituted; and M. de Jussieu's Genera Plantarum contains
their characters, as determined in 1789: but the latter is now too obsolete to be very useful to the tyro. In
our own language, the best work to consult is the Synopsis of the British Flora by Mr. Lindley. We under-
stand a more extensive work upon the subject is in preparation by the latter gentleman, by which this great
desideratum in the science of Botany will be supplied. It may be expected to appear in the course of 1830,
previously to which, however, the reader may consult Richard's New Elements of Botany, which contains
translations of Jussieu's Natural Orders ; or he may refer to the Dictionnaire des Sciences Naturelles.

In the list of genera under each order, in the following arrangement, the figures in the first column indicate
the place, in the former part of the work, of the genus to which they are prefixed ; those in the second
column of figures show the number of hardy ligneous species and varieties, and those in the third, that of
hardy herbaceous species and varieties, belonging to the genus which they follow. Where a genus includes
native British species, a star (*) is prefixed to the column to which such species belong.

FIRST GRAND DIVISION, VASCULA^RES.

Genera 3040, Species 27729 ; Hot-house Species 6261 ; Green-house Species 7648 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2512 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 11308. 1 482| feet ; £ 233J feet; =fe 22| feet.

CLASS I. DICOTYLEDCTNE.E, OR EXO'GEN^ (exo, outside, geinomai, to grow).

Genera 2407, Species 23027 ; Hot-house Species 4P3f> ; Green-house Species 6326 ; Hardy Ligneous
Species 2478 ; Hardy Herbaceous Species 9287. $ 482 feet ; £ 214 feet ; =& 15 feet." -

SuBDmsioN I. DICHLAMY'DEJE.

This subdivision comprehends all the Dicotyledonous plants, that have both a calyx and corolla, by which
they are distinguished from Monochlamydea?, in which the calyx only exists. It is in consequence of this
high developement of the floral envelopes, that the greater part of handsome flowering trees and shrubs are
found in Dichlamydea^, it rarely happening that those with a single floral covering have any brilliant coloring.

SUBCLASS 1. THALAMIFLCTR^E. Petals and Stamens inserted in the Receptacle.

Genera 517, Species 4774 ; Hot-house Species 922 ; Green-house Species 1211 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 328 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2313. £ 138 feet ; £ 96 feet ; *= 8 feet.

The insertion of the petals and stamens into the receptacle is the great character of this subclass, which,
therefore, contains all the polyandrous plants of Linnajus, as the Calyciflora? contain the icosandrous genera of
the same botanist.

SECTION I. Carpetta numerous, or Stamens opposite t/te Petals.

1. ORDER I. RANUNCULA^CEJE.

Genera 29, Species 632 ; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 19 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 43 :
Hardy Herbaceous Species 562. f 15 feet ; £ 56| feet ; * 5| feet.

The greater part of the plants of this order are objects of interest with gardeners, containing, as it does, many
of the most elegant or showy of the tribes of hardy plants. It is here that the graceful Clematis, the lowly
^nembne, the glittering Ranunculus, and the gaudy Pa?ony are found ; differing, indeed, in external appear-
ance, but combined by all the essential characters of their fructification. It is remarkable, however, that the acrid
and venomous properties of these plants are nearly as powerful as their beauty is great. They are all caustic,
and in many of them the deleterious principle is in dangerous abundance. M. Decandoile remarks that
its nature is extremely singular ; it is so volatile, that, in most cases, simple drying in the air or infusion in
water is sufficient to destroy it : it is neither acid nor alkaline ; but its activity is increased by acids, honey,
sugar, wine, or alcohol ; and it is, in reality, destructible only by water. The crowfoots of our European pas-
tures, and the ^nembne trilobkta and triternkta of those of South America, are well known poisons of cattle.
Blistering plasters are made in Iceland of the leaves of Ranunculus acris. The foliage of some species of
Clematis is supposed to afford the means employed by beggars of producing artificial ulcers. Some of the
Aconites are diuretic, especially Nap^llus and Cammarum. Delphinium Consolida is said to be an ingredient
in those French cosmetics, which are so destructive of the surface of the skin. The jF/ell^borus, famous in
classical history for its drastic powers, and the Nig<<lla, celebrated in ancient housewifery for its aromatic seeds,
which were used for pepper before that article was discovered, are both comprehended in Ranunculaceae. The
range of this order, in a geographical point of view, is very extensive. A great number have been discovered in

496

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

Europe, but they are so abundant in all parts of the world that an order can scarcely be found more universally
and equally dispersed. It is singular, that, with the exception of the climbing species of Clematis and of
Xanthorhlza, scarcely an instance occurs in Ranunculaceae of a shrubby stem. All the perennial species may
be propagated by division, and those which are woody by that mode or by layers or cuttings; the annuals
and most of the perennials bear seeds freely.

£. Tribe 1. CXEMATIDEJE.
lig. 31. herb.l. J»llft ;
1631 Clematis L. *26 7

1630 yftrageneL. 5 0

163£ Naravelia Dec.

3. Tribe 2. ANEMONES.
/«£. 0. herb. 124. £22Jfect

1633 rhalictrum /..
16 -'9 Anemone L.
1628 Hepatica Dil.
1645 Hydrastis L.
1635 Knowlton/a Sal.

1634 Adonis L.

0 *10

4. Tribe 3. RANUNCU^EJE.
lig.O. herb. 131. £ 18ft. ; * 3ft.

930 Myosurus L. 0

931 Ceratoc^phalus Moen. 0

1637 Ranunculus Bauh. 0 *
1636 Ficaria Dil. 0

5. Tribe 4. HELLEBO^RE^:.
lig. 0. herb. 254. £ 43 ft. ;
1643 Caltha L. 0

1638 Trollius L. 0

1640 Eranthis Sal. 0

1641 /Mleborus L. 0

1642 Coptis Sal. 0

3ft.
*1

2
>126
*2

1639 /sopyrum i. 02
1392 Gariddlla Tou. 0 1
1606 Nigella Tou. 0 14
Ifi05 Aquilegia L. 0 21
1599 .Delphinium Tou. 0 *61
1600 .4conltum Tou. 0 128

6. Tribe 5. P,EOXIA\:EJK.

ift.

lig. 12. her b. 46. J 10± ft. ; £ 20 ft.

*8
*10
2
*8
1

1604 Cimicifuga i. 0 4
1546 Macrbtys Rafi. 0 1
1545 Act&a L. 0 *3
932 Xanthorh'iza Herit. 1 0
1596 P»6nm L. *11 38

7. ORDER II. DILLENIA^CE^E.

Genera 12, Species 29; Hot-house Species 11 ; Green-house Species 18 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. JO feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Fine plants, almost exclusively confined to tropical countries. Dillenia specibsa, a native of India, is a most
noble tree with large yellow flowers, rivalling thos6 of a Magndh'a. Hibbert/'a volubilis is a green-house plan;
well known for the beauty of its blossoms, and their powerfully fetid smell. The medical properties of this
order are scarcely known; a decoction of the leaves or bark is astringent, and used for gargles ; and the acid
juice of the fruit of some of the species of Dilleni« is used in India, mixed with water, as a pleasant beverage
in fevers. The foliage of many of the species is extremely scabrous, whence the dried leaves are used for the
same purposes as fish-skin and sand-paper in Europe; those of Trachytella asperaare even employed in China
for polishing works of metaL Most of the species strike readily by cuttings of the ripened wood in sand under
a bell-glass.

8. Tribe 1.

M09 Tetracera L.
1584 Doliocarpus Rol.
1583 Deli ma /,.
1594 Curatella L.
1603 Trachytella Dec.

9. Tribe 2.

1376 Pachynema R. Br.
1595 Pleurandra Lab.
2185 Candolleff Lab.
1597 Hibbertza Andr.

1610 W6rmm Rtb.
1608 Colbertzo SaL
1614 Dillenio L.

10. ORDER III. MAGNOLIANCE^.

Genera 5, Species 37 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 1 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 23 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 62 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

No one is ignorant of the grandeur of Magnolias, or of the delicious, though sometimes dangerous, fragrance
of their blossoms ; but it is less generally known, that, from their affinity to the trees that produce the famous
Winter's bark and Melambo bark, they possess medicinal qualities of no common power. The bark of all of
them is said to have a bitter flavor without any astringency, and combined with a hot aromatic principle. In
the United States, the bark of MagnohVi glauca and Liriodendron tulipifera is employed for the same purposes
as Jesuit's bark, and from the fruit of MagnbbVi acumin&ta a tincture is prepared which has some reputation
for removing attacks of rheumatism. The fruit of lllicium anisatum is the material which flavours the liqueur
called Anisette de Bourdeaux. The Magnolias are exclusively inhabitants of Asia and America, no species
having hitherto been found either in Europe or in Africa. The shoots of most of the species do not emit
roots freely, and therefore they are generally propagated by layers, grafting, inarching, and sometimes by
seeds ; two or three of the species by cuttings.

11. Tribe 1. ILLICIE\E.
1615 lllicium /,.
1602 Drlmys Forst.

12. Tribe 2. MAGNOUE\E.
lig. 23. herb. 0. £ 62 feet.
1619 Michelia L.

1618 Magnbha L.
1617 Liriodendron

13. ORDER IV. ANONA^CEJE.

Genera 9, Species 45 ; Hot-house Species 40 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 4 ;
.Harrfy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 11| ft. ; ^ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

The plants of this order are closely allied to Magnoliaceze, from which they are principally distinguished by
the absence of stipula?, and by the structure of their anthers and seeds. The latter consist of a hard mass of
alhumen, ruminated, as the botanists call it, that is to say, perforated by the substance of the seed-coat, in
every direction. They are all trees or shrubs, and chiefly inhabitants of the hottest parts of the tropics, but a
few have been discovered straggling into the temperature zones of America. The fruit of the An'ona is in
many species highly esteemed as an article for the dessert, especially that of the Cherimoyer, which has the
reputation of being the finest fruit in the world, next to the mangosteen. The hard fruits of the species of
Uviiria are highly aromatic; those of one of them furnish the Piper ajthiopicum of the shops. The genus
Asimina is the only one which contains any hardy species, and these are so delicate as to be seen very rarely
in this country. In Brazil, the bark of XyK.pia sericea is used for cordage ; for which it is admirably adapted.
Cuttings or layers.

1622 Jnbna Adan. I 1626 Asimina Adan.

1623 Monodi.ra Dunal 1620 Uvaria L.
1538 Eupomatia R. Br. \ 1621 Unona L.

14. ORDER V. MENISPERMA^CE^.

Genera 8, Species 29 ; Hot-house Species 20 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 4 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 4 feet ; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet.

The order of Menispermkceae consists entirely of twining shrubs with minute flowers. They are extremely
dissimilar in habit from the orders which are placed near them, and occupy thejr present station entirely on
account of certain minute but important characters in their fructification. With the exception of Schizindra
coccinea none of them are worth cultivating as plants of ornament. The berries of Lardizabala biternata are
sold in the markets of Chile, under the name of Aguilboquil, Guilbogui, or Coguill-Vochi, according to different
travellers. The bitter, diuretic, and aperient roots of Pareira brava are the produce of the CissAmpcloa

0 1 1624 Artabotrys R. Br.
1627 XylbpiaL.
1625 Guatteria R. & P.

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Parelra; and the famous Columbo root, so much esteemed for its intense bitterness, and for its use in diarrho?a
and dysentery, is the produce of the Cucculus palmatus. The poisonous drug called Cocculus indicus in the
shops is the seed of a species of Cocculus, probably tuberosus. Several Brazilian species of Cocculus and

Cissarnpelos are said to possess powerful febrifugal properties. No species of Menisperm&ceas i» found in
Europe ; they are chiefly natives of tropical America and Asi

Asia. Cuttings.

15. Tribe 1. MENISPE'RME^E.
lig. 4. herb. 0. £ 4 feet.

2788 Cocculus Bauh.

2789 Coscinium Col.

2790 Tiliacbra Col. I 2807 Abuta Aub

1129 Wendland/a W.

2825 Clssampelos L. 16. Tribe 2. SCHIZA'NDRE*.

2806 Menispermum L. 4 0 J 2625 Schizandra MX.

17. ORDER VL BERBERI'DEJE.

General, Species 33; Hot. house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 10 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 20 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 3. f 35|feet ; £ 2 feet; *= 0 feet.

With the exception of Btlrberis this order does not contain any genus of much interest; most of the others
are low, inconspicuous, herbaceous plants ; Nandina is an elegant Japanese shrub. The Berberises are all
shrubs of much beauty and interest, especially the species with pinnated leaves, which are sometimes called
Mahonias. These are all inhabitants either of Europe, Asia, or North and South America; none have ever
been seen in Africa or New South Wales. Many of the finest species from Chile and India yet remain to be
introduced. The berries of the Berberises are acid and astringent; the latter quality is especially abundant
in the stem and bark. Cuttings, layers, division, and seeds.

1090 Bfrberis L. *19 0 I 1086 Le6ntice L. I 390 £pim£dium L. 0 *1

1091 Mahbnia Nut. 1 1087 Caulophyllum MX. 0 1 1088 Diphylleia MX. 0 1

1092 Nandma Thun.

18. ORDER VI I. PODOPHYLLA^CEJE.

Genera 2, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. £ 0 feet; £ li feet. * 0 feet.

Little, interesting, herbaceous North American plants, nearly related on the one hand to Nymph a?aceae, and
on the other to the herbaceous genera of Berberideae. Their juice is held to be purgative. Division.

1548 Podophf llum L. 0 1 | 1178 Jeffersbmo Bart. 6 1

19. ORDER VIII. HYDROPELTI'DEJE.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
% Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

This order differs from Nympha?acea> chiefly in having a definite number of seeds. It consists of only two
genera, each containing a single species. Both are little floating plants of tropical and northern America.
Nothing is known of their properties. Division or offsets.

1644 Hydrop^ltis L.

20. ORDER IX. NYMPHS ANCE2E.

Genera 4, Species 31 ; Hot-house Species 19 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 12. £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet ; =fe 3| ft.

Like the last, these are all floating plants, and, to gardeners, possessed of great interest, on account of the
elegant form and various hues of their flowers. Three species are known as the lilies of our own streams and
ponds, and the remainder occupy similar stations in other countries. Some of the Indian species of Afymphae\i
are delightfully fragrant. The holy Cyamus, or Pythagorean bean of antiquity, is the produce of the Nelum-
bium, a stately aquatic, which abounds in all the hotter countries of the East, where its roots are frequently
used as an article of food. The ditches, about Pekin and other Chinese cities, arc literally choaked up with
its abundance. The pericarpia or beans are oblong, hard, smooth bodies, and possess the power of vegetating
after having been dried for even thirty years. The flowers and roots of the common white A'ympha^a have
been long celebrated for their sedative and antiaphrodisiacal qualities, which are, however, now considered
doubtful. In Sweden, in years of scarcity, the roots of -ZVuphar lutea are pounded into cakes along with the
inner bark of Plnus sylvestris.

This order has been the cause of much difference among botanists, as to its true station in a natural classifi-
cation, its structure being of so doubtful a character as to leave room for disputing whether it belongs to
Dicotyledones or MonocotylMones. Upon this subject M. Decandolle has the following remarks : — " Gartner
declares that the embryo is undivided, and therefore monocotyledonous. In 1802, I remarked in the Bulletin
Philomathique that the embryo both of IVymphje'a and Miphar is enclosed in a peculiar integument, and that
a dicotyledonous structure is apparent when that integument is removed ; shortly after, M. Mirbel declared
that the embryo of Nelumbium has two thick cotyledons ; in 1806, M. Turpin gave an accurate description of
the fruit of Nelvmbium liiteum, without however removing the doubts about the real structure of the embryo,
and two years afterwards his colleague, M. Poiteau, described the seed and germination of the same plant,
pointing out that the embryo consisted of two thick cotyledons enclosed within a stipular membrane, but
destitute of radicula : this was subsequently confirmed by M. Mirbel after very minute anatomical examina-
tion ; that observer compared the seed of Nelumbium to the seed of /fmygdalus, and also to that of Piper
and Saururus, and also demonstrated that the structure of the stem was analogous to that of exogenous or
dicotyledonous plants. A very different opinion was shortly afterwards held by M. Correa de Serra, an observer
of the highest order, who admitted indeed that Nympha?aceae are exogenous, but contended that the parts
•which had been taken by previous observers for cotyledons were, in fact, a mere expansion of the radicle, and

meanwhile M. de Jussieu
was supported by the late

Professor Louis Claude Richard, a name for ever memorable in the annals of Carpology, who published a new
view of their structure, in which he differed materially from all his predecessors; this botanist considered the
stipulary membrane of Poiteau a simple cotyledon, and the cotyledons of that writer the hypoblastus, or body
of the radicula ; he also refused to admit any evidence derived from the anatomical structure of the stem. In
this conflict of opinions, I have determined to station Nymphajacea; among Exogenes, for the following
reasons • 1st, because the structure of their stem is that of Ex6genes rather than of Endogenes ; 2dly, because
the two opposite bodies, enclosed within the little bag or stipulary membrane, described by Poiteau, appear to
be undoubtedly cotyledons, which is confirmed by the presence of a plumula between them in Neldmbium ;
3dly, because of the structure of their flower, which has a great affinity with that of Pzebmo, Magnolm, and
Pap&rer ; 4thly, on account of the similarity between their fruit and stigma and that of Papaver ; 5thly,
because of their milky juice and convolute leaves, two characters which are not known to exist among Endo-
genes " Those who are interested in pursuing this curious discussion any farther, will find many remarks and
illustrative figures in the English edition of the Analyse du Fruit, published by Mr. Lindley in 1819. "
and division.

K k

that cotyledons were as entirely absent in Nelumbium as in Cuscuta. In the meanwhile M. de Jussieu
adhered to the old opinion, that NymphEekcea? are monocotyledonous ; in which he

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NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

21. Tribe 1. NELUMBO^NEJE.
1613 Neltimbium J.

22. Tribe 2. NYMPH,EE\E.
Kg. 0. herb. 12. * 3§ feet.

1564 Euryale SaL

1556 Nymphafa Neck. 0 *7

1557 .Nhphar Sm. 0 *5

23. ORDER X. SARRACENIE\E.

Genus 1, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. JO feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Plants remarkable for the singular form of their leaves, which are tubular and hold water, and some species
have lids or covers, which, it is alleged, shrink and close over the mouth of the tube in dry weather, so as to
prevent the exhalation of the water. The order is chiefly distinguished from Papaveracese and Nympheaceae in
having a broad peltate leafy stigma. It consists only of one genus, containing six species, all inhabiting the
swamps of North America. Division.

1555 Sarracema L.

SECTION II. Carpella solitary or connate; Placenta parietal-
24. ORDER XI. PAPAVERA*CE,E.

Genera 12, Species 65 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 : -
Hardy Herbaceous Species 62. £ 0 feet ; £ 18 ft. ; ^ 0 -feet.

These plants are better known for their medicinal properties than for their beauty. Some of them are the
common pests of corn fields, and with grain have been disseminated over all the world. Sanguinaria is a neat
little American plant well known for its crimson juice, and the emetic purgative powers of its roots.. The
peculiar power of the poppy is, as is well known, narcotic ; a property which pervades all the order, although
in a less intense degree in all than in the officinal P. somniferum, from which exclusively the drug opium is
obtained. The Mexicans use the expressed oil of the seeds of Argembne mexicana for polishing furniture.
Division, seeds, or cuttings.

1552 Papaver

1554 Argemone Ton.

1553 Meconopsis Vie.
3368 Hunnemama Swt

1547 Sanguinaria L.

1422 BoccomYz L.

1423 Macleaya R. Br.
1550 Romena Med.

3370 Eschsch6ltzza Cham. 0 1

1551 Glaucium Ton. 0 *7

1549 Chelidbnium Bauh. 0 *3

408 //ypecoumZ. 0 3

25. ORDER XII. FUMARIA^CE^E.

Genera 6, Species 44 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 44. £ 0 feet ; £ 13 ft. ; i 0 feet.

Tender herbs, with finely cut leaves and annual stems, abounding in a watery juice ; without any appear-
ance of milkiness. They are reckoned slightly diaphoretic and aperient, but their medical properties are
trifling. Formerly they were combined with Papaveraceae, from which they are now universally distinguished.
The greater part of them are natives of hedges or thickets in the cooler parts of the northern hemisphere ;
two are natives of the Cape of Good Hope. Many of the species are beautiful ornaments of the flower-garden.
Division or seeds.

2049 Diclytra Bore. 0 9 I 2048 Cysticapnos Boer. 0 2 I 2051 Sarcocapnos Dec. 0 1

2050 Adi hmiaRafi. 0 1 | 2047 Corydalis Dec. 0 *22 | 2052 Humana Tou. 0 *9

26. ORDER XIII. CRUCPFER^ (crux, a cross,/m>, to bear; form of corolla).

Genera 88, Species 761 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 77 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 18 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 666. £ 6| ft. ; £ 50 feet; ^ 3 feet.

The importance of this order to mankind, and the singular nature of its botanical characters, render it
expedient to speak very fully upon it : in which the remarks of the learned M. Decandolle, who has paid
Cruciferae particular attention, will be chiefly followed. The order consists wholly of annual or perennial,
often biennial, herbs, occasionally assuming a suffrutescent habit ; then, however, never exceeding the height
of three feet. The roots are either thick and perennial, or annual or biennial and slender, almost always
perpendicular and undivided. The young roots are tipped with a little sheath, called the coleorhiza, which is
produced by the extended ruptured coat of the epidermis when the rootlet first appears. This is a curious
character, and deserves attention. The stems are round or somewhat angular, branched, and often, even in
the annual species, indurated at the base. The branches proceed from the axillaj of the leaves, but the upper-
most ones are abortive in most cases. The racemes are always opposite
to the leaves ; sometimes the terminal branch is abortive, when the
raceme appears to be terminal ; but this is merely owing to that circum-
stance. The leaves are simple, generally radical or alternate, rarely
opposite. The flowers are either white, yellow, or purple, or in a
few Cape species bright blue. The fruit is called either a siliqua or
silicula, the former being a linear pod containing many seeds, the
latter a roundish pod containing one or very few seeds, whence this

order, which is the same as the Linnean class Tetradynamia, is
divided by Linnasus into two parts, called Siliqu&sae and Siliculbsas.
In the seed, the radical and cotyledons are applied to each other in
different ways, from which the suborders of M. Decandolle derive
their characters. When the edge of the cotyledons is pressed closed
to the radicula, so that a cross section would be as at Jig. 5. a, the
cotyledons are said to be accumbent, as in all Pleurorhizeaa; when
the side of the cotyledons is pressed to the radicula as at b, the former
are called incumbent, as in Notorhizea?. If the cotyledons are incum-
bent, and at the same time half folded together or conduplicate,
as at c, the suborder Orthoplbcea? is formed; when the cotyledons are incumbent and spirally twisted, so
that a section would be as at d, they constitute the suborder Spirolbbea? ; and finally, when the cotyledons
are incumbent, and doubled twice in their length, as at e, we have Diplecolobeaj.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

499

The whole order is preeminently European ; 166 species are found in the north and middle of Europe, and
178 on the sea-shores of the Mediterranean ; 45 are found between Mogadore and Alexandria : 184 in the
countries of the East, that is to say, Syria, Asia Minor, Tauria, and Persia ; 99 in Siberia ; 35 in China, Japan,
and India ; 1(5 in New Holland and the South Sea islands ; 6 in the Mauritius and adjacent countries ; 70 at
the Cape ; 9 in the Canaries ; 2 in Saint Helena ; 2 in the West Indies ; 41 in South America : 48 in North
America ; 5 in Kamtchatka and the bordering islands ; and finally, 35 are common to several parts of the
globe. From this it appears that there are about 100 species in the southern hemisphere, and about 800 in the
northern: or, if they are considered with reference to the zones of temperature, 205 are natives of the frigid
zone of the northern hemisphere ; 30 of the whole of the tropics ; 548 of the temperate zone of the northern
hemisphere ; and 86 of the southern. The forty-first degree of north latitude may be considered the equa-
torial line of Crucifera, about half being found on one side of it, and half on the other. Their station is very
variable ; many inhabit open sandy places, some form the vegetation about the limits of the perpetual
snows of lofty mountains, and many follow the footsteps of man through all parts of the world.

The useful qualities of the turnip, the radish, the rape, and the cabbage and its multiform varieties, are all
well known. The greater part of the order consists of plants possessing high antiscorbutic powers. These ap-
pear to depend upon a certain acrid, volatile, oily principle, the chemical nature of which is imperfectly known.
It is particularly abundant in the seeds of mustard and the roots of horseradish, and the leaves of Z/epidium
latiiblium, which latter exercise a violent influence upon the organs of digestion. The same sort of acrimony,
but in less degree, is found in the herbage of the scurvy-grass and the roots of the radish, which act much
more mildly when taken inwardly ; thus, when any cruciferous plants are found to be eatable, either from
culture or other circumstances, it is to be understood to depend upon a reduction of this acrid principle. The
exciting powers of this last are what render the horseradish, the scurvy-grass, and others, so remarkably
useful as antiscorbutics ; they are also believed to possess diuretic and diaphoretic properties. It is to be
remarked that Crucifera are always eatable when their texture is succulent and watery, as in the roots of the
radish and the turnip, and the leaves of the cabbage tribe. A further diminution of the acrid principle is
produced by blanching. Cruciferae are said ta possess a greater share of azote than any other tribe of plants ;
as is apparent in their fetid smell when fermented. The embryo of all the order abounds in oil, whence many
species are employed with much advantage for expressing, either for eating or for feeding lamps. Some
of the species are extremely beautiful and fragrant, as the Stocks, the Gillyflowers, the Hesperides, the
Candytufts, and many others. The Hutchinsias, Drabas, Cardamines, &c., are among the most interesting of
alpine plants. Almost all the species are propagated by seeds, but some of them grow by cuttings, and the
perennials by division.

27. SUBORDER I. PLEURORHI'-

32. Tribe 5. ANASTATI'CE*, or

1884 Sinapis Tou. 0 *32

ZEM (pleuron, a side, rhiza-, a

PLEURORHI'ZE* SEPTULA^T^E

1885 Moricand^a Dec. 0 1

root ; radicle at the side of the

(dim. of septum, a partition).

1886 Diplotaxis Dec. 0 *11

cotyledons) .

1858 Anastatica L.

1887 JEruca Tou. 0 10

28. Tribe 1. ARABi'DE^or PLEU-
RORHI'ZEJE SiUQUoVas (siHqua, a

33. Tribe 6. CAKILI'NE^E, or PLEU-

42. Tribe 13. VE'LLE^;, or OR-

long pod).
lig. 0. herb. 149. £19lft. ; * 7ft.
1817 Math'mla R. Br. 0 *13
1818 Cheiranthus L. 0 *1
1819 ATasturtium R. Br. 0 *14
1820 Leptocarpjeva Dec. 0 1

RORHl'ZE^E LOMENTA^CE^I (10-

mentum, a loment).
lig. 0. herb. 7. £31 feet.
1859 Crt£5/eTou. 0 *3
1861 ChorisporaDec. 0 4

lig. 0. kerb. 2. £l|feet'.
1888 fella L.
1889 Bbleum Desv.
1890 Carrichtera Adan. 0 *1
1891 Succuwza Med. 0 1

1821 Notoceras R. Br. 0 3
1822 Barbara R. Br. 0 *5

34. SUBORDER II. NOTORHI'-
ZE1E (notos, the back, rhiza,

43. Tribe 14. PSYCHI'NEJJ, or OR-
THOPLO^CEJE ANGUSTISE'PTJE.

1823 Stevenirt Adan. 0 2
1 824 Bray« Ster. 0 1
1826 Turritis Del. 0 *4

a root ; position).
35. Tribe 7. SISY 'MBRE;E, or No-

TORHl'ZFJE SlLIQUONS.K.

lig. 0. herb. 1. j£ 2 feet.
1892 PsychlneD^. 0 1

1827 A'rabis L. 0 *63
1828 Macropodium R. Br. 0 1

lig. 1. herb. 123. f 3ft.; £24|ft.
1862 Malcomifl R. Br. 0 9

44. Tribe 15. Zi'LLE*:,or ORTHO-

PLO^CE^G NUCAMENTA^CE/E.

182^ Cardamine L. 0 *26

1863 H£speris L. 0 *22

lig. 0. Aer6. 1. £ 2 feet.

1830 Pteroneilron Dec. 0 2

1864 AndreoskiaDec. 0 4

1893 Ztfte Forsk.

1831 Dentaria L. 0 *12

1865 Sisvmbrium L. 0 *43

1894 Muricaria D^sw. 0 1

1832 Neurolbma Dec. 0 1

1866 Alliaria Adan. 0 *2

1895 Calepina Adan. 0 1

1825 Parrya R. Br.

1867 ^r^simuml,. *1 42

29. Tribe 2. ALYSSI'NE.K, or
PLEURORHI'ZE^ LATISE PTJE (lo-
tus, broad, septum, a partition).
lig. 8. herb. 100. t&ft,: j£H| ft.
1833 Lunaria L. 03
1834 Ricotia L. 0 1
1835 Farsetia Turra 0 2
1836 Berterba Dec. 0 2

1868 Leptaleum Dec. 0 1
1869 Stanlcyo Nut.
36. Tribe 8. CAMELI'NE*, or No-
TORHI'ZEJE LATISE'PT*:.
lig. 0. herb. 8. £5* feet.
1870 Camellna Crx. 0 *7
1871 Neslia Desv. 0 1

45. Tribe 16. RAPHVNEJE.or OE-
THOPLO^CE^E LOMENTA'CE*.
lie. 0. herb. 33. £ 14^ feet.
1896 Crambe Tou. 0 *9
1860 TJapistrum Bauh. 0 3
1898 Did^smis Desv. 0 2
1899 Enarthrocarpus Lab. 0 2
1897 .Kaphanus L. 0 *17

1837 Aubrietm Adan. 0 3
1838 Vesicaria Lam. 0 3
1839 Schivereckza Andrz. 0 1
1840 Jlyssum L. 80

37. Tribe 9. LEPIDI'NEJE, or No-

TORHI'ZE^; ANGUSTISE'pTjE.

lig. 2. herb. 36. t 3 ft. ^ 11| ft
1872 Senebiera Poir. 0 *3

46. SUBORDER IV. SPIROLO*-
BEM (speira, a spire, lobos, a
pod ; cotyledons).

1811 Meniocus Desv. 0 1
1842 Kotfga R. Br. 0 *1
1843 Clvpeola Gae. 0 2
1844 Peltaria L. 02
1845 Petrocallis R. Br. 0 1

1873 Xepidium L. *2 28
1874 Bivon^aDec. 0 1
1875 Eunbmia
1876 ^Ethionema R. Br. 0 4

47. Tribe 17. BUNIA^DE*, or SPI-

ROLO^BE*; NlICAMENTA^CE^.

lig. 0. herb. 3. £3|feet.
1900 Manias I,. 03

1846 Draba L. 0 *40
1847 Erophila Dec. .0 *3

38. Tribe 10. ISATI'DE*:, or NOTO-

lilll 7E.K NUCAMENTAXCE*.

48. Tribe^lS. ERUCARIEX or SPI-

1848 Cochlearia Ton. 0 *15

lig. 0. herb. 22. tf 1U ft.

Ifg. 0. herb. 3. £ 3 feet.

30. Tribe 3. THLASPI'DE*, or

J877 /satis Bauh. 0 *18
1878 Tauschen'a Fis. 0 2

1901 ErucariaGae. 0 3

PLEURORHI'ZE.E AHGUSTISE'PT.C
(angustus, narrow, septum, a par-

1879 3/yagrum L. 01
1880 Sobolewskia Bieb. 0 1

49. SUBORDER V. DIPLECO-
LCTBEJE (diplax, double, lobos,

tition).
lig.l. herb. 59. f 2ift ; £13 ft.
1849 Thlaspi DO. 0 *8
1850 Capsella Moen. 0 *5
1851 Hutchinsirt R. Br. 0 *7
1852 Teesdalza R. Br. 0 *2
1853 /beris L. *7 13

39. Tribe 11. ANCHONIE\E, or
NOTORHI'ZE.E LOMENT A^CE^E.
lig. 0. herb. 3. £ 4 feet.
1881 Goldbachza Dec. 0 1
1882 SterigmaDec. 0 2

a pod ; cotyledons).
50. Tribe 19. HELIOPHI'LE^E, or

DlPLECOLO^BEJE SlLIQUOvS.«.

lig. 0. herb. 17. j£6ifeet.
1902 Heliophila L. 0 17

1854 Biscutella L. 0 23
1855 Megacarpae^a Dec. 0 1

40. SUBORDER III. ORTHO-
PLO^CEM (orthos, upright,

51. Tribe 20. SUBULARIE^, or
DIPLECOLO^BE* LATISE'PT*.

31. Tribe 4. EUCLIDIE\E, orPLEU-

ploke, fold ; cotyledons).

liff. 0. herb. 1. =*= 1 foot.

RORHI'ZE^ENUCAMENTA>CEJE (nil-

1903 SubulariaZ,. 0 *1

camentum, a catkin).

41. Tribe 12. BRASSI'CE*:, or OR-

liff. 0. herb. 3. £ 2 feet.

52. SUBORDER VI. SCHIZOPE-

1856 Euclidium R. Br. 0 2

lig. 0. herb.9±. tffiSffeet.

TA^LEJE.

1857 Ochthodium Dec. 0 1

1883 J7rassica L. 0 *40

1816 Schizopetalon Sims.

Kk 2

500 NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

53. ORDER XIV. RESEDA'CE^.
Genus 1, Species 23 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 17. * 0 feet ; £ 10| ft. ; *= 0 feet.

This order differs from Crucifera? in the capsules being unilocular and the stamens indefinite, as well as
in the seeds being destitute of an umbilical cord. Weeds of no interest, except the /Jeseda odorata tor its
delicious fragrance. R. Luteola, a common annual in waste places, yields a yellow color fit for dyeing. All
natives of Europe and North Africa. Seeds.

1459 Reseda L. 0 *17

54. ORDER XV. DATI'SCE^E.

Genus 1, Species 2 : Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. £ 0 feet; £4£feet; ^ 0 feet.

Differs from the preceding order in having an inferior ovarium, and in the seeds being furnished with
albumen. This order consists only of one genus, containing three species, natives of the south of Europe,
Nepal, and North America. They are strong coarse hardy perennials, with the appearance of hemp.

2805 Datisca W. 02

55. ORDER XVI. CAPPARI'DE^E,

Genera 11, Species 72 ; Hot-house Species 51 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 16. £ 0 feet ; £ 8| feet ; £ 0 feet.

These are nearly related to Cruciferas, of the properties of which they partake. Many are very pretty plants,
especially Cleome rbsea, and the various species of CrataeVa. The common caper is an elegant bush, remark-
able for its large white flowers and long purple stamens. The species are found occasionally in various parts
of the world. The different kinds of Capparis are reputed to be stimulating, antiscorbutic, and aperient. The
bark of the root of the common caper passes for a diuretic medicine. Several species of Cle6me have an acrid
taste, which has been compared by travellers to that of mustard. The root of Clebme dodecandra is employed
as a vermifuge in the United States ; and the leaves produce an inflammation of the skin, whence they are
used in Cochin-China as a sinapism. Dec. Cuttings or seeds.

56. Tribe 1.
lig. 0 herb. 16. £8Jfeet

1905 Peritoma Dec. 0

1906 Gynandr6psis Dec. 0
1904 Cle&me W. 0

1455 Polanisia Rafi.

57. Tribe 2.

1440 CrateeVa L.

1441 Richifea R. Br.

1540 NiebMirio Dec.
1442 Bosc/a Lam.
1539 Capparis L.
1101 StephamV* Dec.
2045 Morisbma Plu.

58. ORDER XVII. FLACOURTIA'NE^E.

Genera 3, Species 11 ; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; j£ 0 feet ; =& 0 feet

A very small order, formerly comprised in Tiliaceae. It is remarkable on account of the structure of its
fruit, to the inner lining of which the seeds are attached upon a branched placenta. Nothing is known of the
properties of the Flacourtias. The berries of Flacoiirtwz Ramdntchi are eaten in Madagascar. The order
consists entirely of small tropical trees or bushes. Cuttings.

59. Tribe 1. PATRISIE^. I 60. Tribe 2. FLACOURTIE\E. I 61. Tribe 3. KIGGELARIE^
1541 Ry&nfe VahL | 2811 Flacourtza Herit. I 2798 KiggeMria L.

62. ORDER XVIII. BIXI'NE^.

Genera 4, Species 9 ; Hot-house Species 9 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet

The plants of this order are few in number, and not remarkable either for beauty or use. The Bixa Qrellhna
is chiefly known for producing the seed called in the shops Arnotta (Rocon, Fr.) and used for coloring
cheese ; the properties of the Arnotta are slightly purgative and stomachic. They are all bushes or small
trees, and mostly tropical Azaras, Chilian shrubs with fragrant flowers, are not yet known in the gardens of
Europe. Cuttings.

1565 Bixa L. I 1567 Prockia L. I 1568 Ludia Lam.

1569 LaeVa L. j |

63. ORDER XIX. CISTI'NEJE.

Genera 4, Species 187 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 55 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 111 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 21. f_ 22 feet ; jg 6f feet ; *= 0 feet.

The common rock roses of our gardens give an accurate idea of this order, which contains little else. They
are all very ornamental, and particularly well calculated for covering rockwork. They are natives of most
parts of the world in dry elevated places. The gum called Ladanum is the produce of some kinds of Cistus :
it exhales a fragrant perfume when burnt, and possesses slightly tonic and stomachic properties. Cuttings or

1589 Cistus Tou. 40 0 I 1445 Hudsfcnfe L. I 292 Lechea L. 04

1590 Helianthemum Tou. *71 17 I

64. ORDER XX. VIOLARIE\E.

Genera 12, Species 135 ; Hot-house Species 13; Green-house Species 13; Hardy Ligne ous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 109. ± 0 feet ; £ 11 feet j * 0 feet

This is one of the most favorite orders with gardeners ; consisting, as it chiefly does, of the Violet genus,
xrom which most of the others are recent dismemberments. The greater part are hardy herbaceous plants,
some of which are remarkable for their perfume, others for their brilliant colours, and all for their neatness.
They are natives of the temperate or cold zones of both hemispheres, often growing at great elevations above
the sea. Among them is a tribe called Alsodineaa, consisting of suffrutescent tropical plants ; but none of them
have been introduced into the gardens of this country. The attention of collectors should be directed to pro-
curing the shrubby Violaceac of Brazil, some of which possess great interest. The medical properties of the
order are found principally in their roots, which appear to possess, in all cases, emetic properties, in a greater
or less degree. One of the Ipecacuanhas is the root of a Brazilian violet. M. Decandolle has the following
observations upon the affinities of the Violarieae : — They are very nearly akin, he observes, to the Polygftleae
and Droseracea?, and especially to the Passiflbrea?. From the first they are distinguished by their unilocular
fruit, leave* furnished with stipules, and two-celled anthers ; from Droseracere by their solitary style, length-

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT. 501

ened embryo, and stipulate leaves, the vernation of which is involutive, not circulate. From Passlfloreas they
differ in their fruit being capsular, not berried ; in their albumen being compact and shining, not pitted ; in
their stamens being hypogynous, not perigynous ; in their anthers being attached along their whole length, not
fixed by their middle ; finally, in their stigmas being one and not three. The genus Calyptrion approaches
Passiflbreae in its twining stem, and Hymenanthfera borders upon Polygaleai on account of its monospennous
pericarpium with solitary pendulous seeds. Divisions, seeds, and cuttings.

65. Tribe 1. Vio\EJ5.
lig. 0. herb. 109. £ 11 feet
707 Calyptrion Ging.
706 Noisettia H. & B.

701 Flola Tou. 0 *108

702 Erpetion Swt.

703 SMea Ging.

704 Pombaha Van.

705 lonidium Ven.

Tribe 2. ALSODI'NE^.

708 Alsodela Thou.
68. ORDER XXI. DROSERA'CE^E.

709 Ceranthfcra Eeauv.
700 Lavradia VilL
3310 Hymenanthfcra R. Br.

67. Tribe 3. SAUVA\JE«.
699 Sauvagesw Jac.

Genera 5, Species 16 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0

Hardy Herbaceous Species 11. JO feet ; £ 2 feet ; =^2|feet

The order of sun-dews is a small group of plants, natives of marshes or inundated grounds in all the tem-
perate parts of the world. The species are very remarkable for the abundance of glandular hairs with which
all the parts of the foliage are covered. Only two species are in any degree frutescent. The young leaves are
always rolled up in the circinate manner, so remarkable in ferns. Their medicinal properties appear to be
trifling : the leaves have the power of curdling milk. Divisions or seeds, some by leaves.

922 Dr6sera L. 0 *6 I 923 Byblis Sal. I 910 Parnassia L. 0 *4

923 Aldrovandfl L. 0 1 | 1331 Dionae\z L.

69. ORDER XXII. POLYGA^LE^.
Genera 6, Species 64 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 41 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 •

Hardy Herbaceous Species 17. f 1 foot ; £ 5 feet ; ^ 0 feet

Most of the plants of this order are interesting, and deserving the attention of the gardener, some for their
neatness, some for their beauty, and some for their use in medicine. They are natives of most countries, and
are either low herbaceous plants, occasionally less than an inch in height (small specimens of Polygala pur-
pdrea), or shrubs varying from a dwarf, rigid, spiny habit, to a tall, graceful, drooping appearance. PolygaleaB
are remarkable for the union of their stamens into a single body, their one-celled anthers opening with a pore,
and their irregular flowers, one of which is often keel-shaped, and beautifully crested or bearded. The leaves
have generally a bitter astringent taste, which is much more abundant in the roots, combined with an acrid
and somewhat resinous flavor : these properties are particularly sensible in P. Senega, which is reputed a
sudorific, diuretic, sialagogue, cathartic, or mild emetic, according to the manner in which it is administered.
The Yelhoi of South America, the root of a species of Monnlna, has the same properties as P. Senega and is
particularly used as a remedy for dysentery. The well known Rattany, or Ratanhia root, of Chile, is the
produce of a plant of this order, and possesses powerful tonic and astringent qualities. According to the
analysis of a French chemist, it contains gallic acid, but neither tannin nor resin. Cuttings or seeds.

£053 Polygala Tou. *1 17 I 2055 Mtindia Kth. \ 1705 Kramena L.

2054 Murgltia Neck. | 2056 Securidaca L. \

70. ORDER XXIIL TREMA'NDREJE.

Genus 1, Species 6; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 6; Hardy Ligneous Species 0-

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. ± 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

A very small order, containing only seven species, all small bushes, natives of New Holland, and remarkable
for the peculiar neatness of their appearance. In habit, they may be compared to heaths, with which they
agree in the anthers bursting by a pore at the end. Nothing is known of their properties. Cuttings or seeds.

1153 Tetratheca Sm.

71. ORDER XXIV. PITTOSPO'REJE.

Genera 4, Species 22 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 20 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 :

- Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; <£_ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Beautiful shrubs and small trees, with simple alternate leaves destitute of stipulas, and white or yellow
flowers, chiefly natives of New Holland and the African islands. The order is distinguished by the imbricate
zestivation of the sepals and petals, which last, as well as the stamina, are five and hypogynous, and by its
minute embryo. Cuttings and seeds.

671 Billardiero Sm. I 689 Bursaria Cav.

679 Pitt6sporum Bau. \ 665 Senacm Com.

72. ORDER XXV. FRANKENIA^CEJE.

Genus I, Species 10 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 6. 1 0 feet ; j£2| feet ; ^ o feet

Distinguished from Caryophy'lleas by the fruit not having a central separate placenta, but bearing the seeds
on the inner margin of the valves. The species are natives of arid situations in Europe, Africa, and South
America. They have not much beauty, and no known medical properties. Besides the genus here recorded,
there are two others mentioned by M. Decandolle. Cuttings, division, or seeds.
1099 Frankenza L. 0 *6

SECTION III. Ovarium solitary ; Placenta central.
73. ORDER XXVI. CARYOPHY'LLE^L

Genera 26, Species 531 ; Hot-house Species 11 ; Green-house Species 27 ; Hardy Ligneous Species I :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 492. £ 1 foot ; £38| feet; *=l|feet

These consist of herbs or low undershrubs, inhabiting the mountains and pastures of all parts of the world.
In Europe and Siberia they are particularly abundant, and least so in Africa and South America. Many are
common weeds, as most of the Cerastiums, Spergulas, and others. Several of the Silenes are very ornamental,
and among the Arenarias are to be found some dwarf species of considerable elegance. But it is in Dianthus
that the pride of the order consists : this genus is almost unrivalled for the brilliancy of its colours, the neat-
ness of its foliage, and the perfume of its flowers. From the finest of its species the title of the order has been
derived. The virtues of Carypphylleaj are slight. Saponaria otticinalis, and one or two others, have been
praised for possessing antisyphilitic properties ; the root of Silene virginiana is reputed anthelmintic ; and the
Arenaria peploldes, being fermented, is used by the Icelanders for food. Cuttings, division, or seeds.

K k 3

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

74. Tribe 1.

SILE^EJE.

75. Tribe 2. ALSI'NE.E.

290 Hol6steumZ.

Kg. 1. herb. 315. J

1 ft; £34£ft.

Kg. 0. herb. 111. £ 16 ft.

^=l|ft.

1418 Spc'rgula Z.

1384 GysophilaZ.
1386 DianthusZ.
1385 Saponaria Z.
1387 CucubalusZ.
1388 Silene Z.
1415 Zychnis Z.
802 Velezm W.
901 Drypis Z.

0 28
0 *93

0 *1
0 *153
0 *28
0 1
1 0

114 Ortegia L.
406 Buffbn/Vi W.
416 SagmaZ.
1208 MoehringteL.
1223 Zlatine Z.
1419 B^rgi« L.
295 Molli>go L.
iJ06 Pharnacewwz W.

0 2
0 *2
0 *6
0 2
0 *2
0 1
0 1
0 1

1417 Larbrea Hil.
903 Drymuria W.
1389 Stellaria Z.
902 Alslne L.
1390 ArenariaZ.
1416 Cerastium Z.
1391 Cherlena Hal.
1402 Spergulastrum MX.

*2
*9
*1

*21
*5
*71
*49
*1

76. ORDER XXVII. LI'NE^E.

Genera 2, Species 43 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2 ;
Harrfy Herbaceous Species 35. £ 3 feet ; £ 12 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Separated by M. Decandolle from Caryophylleae, from which it is well distinguished by its fruit having
several cells, or in the language of the botanist just named, being formed by the cohesion of several carpella.
Most of the species are pretty plants, bearing yellow, blue, or white flowers. They are of immense import-
ance in the world, on account of the tenacity of their fibres when made into flax. The seeds of common flax
are between mucilaginous and oily ; the leaves of Zlnum catharticum and Z. selaginoldes, the latter a native
of Peru, are purgative. Cuttings, division, or seeds.

921 Zlnum Bauh. *2 34 | 419 Radiola Dil. 0 *1

77. ORDER XXVIII. MALVA^CEJE.

Genera 22, Species 391 ; Hot-house Species 203 ; Green-house Specks 97 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 8 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 83. f 28| feet ; £ 25 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Before this order was dismembered of Bombaceae and Byttneriaceae, it contained most of the grandest flowers
in nature. Even now, the splendor of the various species of JV/alva, Althte^a, to which the hollyhock belongs,
and Hibiscus, renders it one of the most remarkable groups of plants. With the exception of the numerous

fenus Sida, nearly all Malvaceae are objects worthy of the gardener's care, particularly those which are hardy,
n stoves or green-houses, the softness of their branches and leaves renders them peculiarly liable to the attacks
of the red spider, mealy bug, and scale, from which few collections are free ; a circumstance which makes
them less generally esteemed than the surpassing beauty of many of them merits. The greater part of the
order is clothed with stellate pubescence, and a reniform one-celled anther is a character common to the whole.
These two peculiarities, together with the alternate stipulate leaves, distinguish Malvaceae from all the rest of
Dichlamydeae. All the species abound in a nutritive mucilage; a quality which renders the young heads of
the Ochro, or Hibiscus escul^ntus, an object of great value within the tropics, as an ingredient in soups. In
Brazil, the Abutilon esculentum serves the same purposes. The emollient properties of Althaea ofh'cinalis,
or Guimauve of the French, are well known to physicians, as a remedy for catarrhs and pulmonary complaints.
A decoction of the leaves of Sphaeralcea cisplat'ma is used for similar objects in Brazil. A species of ravbnta
is employed in the same country as a diuretic in the form of a decoction. The straight shoots of S'ida
micrantha are employed as rocket sticks at Rio Janeiro. The chewed leaves of Slda carpinifblia allay the
inflammation occasioned by the stings of wasps. The tough fibres of many Malvaceae are manufactured
into cordage. Their petals are astringent; whence those of Hibiscus rbsa sinensis are used in China to
blacken the eyelashes and the leather of shoes. The fibrous threads in which the seeds of Goss> pium are
enveloped furnish the valuable cotton, an article of immense importance to the world ; these threads, when
examined by the microscope, will be seen to be finely toothed, which explains the cause of their adhering
together with greater facility than those of B6mbax and several Apocynese, which are destitute of teeth, and
which cannot be spun into thread without an admixture of cotton. Division, cuttings, or seeds.

78. Division 1.

2003 Malope Z.
3004 3/alva Z.

2005 Nuttallzrt Dick.

2006 Kitaibelia W.

2007 Alth&a L.

2008 Lavatera L.

2009 J/alachra Z.

Calyx double.

0 1

0 *38

0 2

0 1

0 *16

0 *12

2010 Urcna L.

2011 Pavbma Cav.

2012 Malvaviscus Dil.

2013 Lebretbma Schrank

2014 Hibiscus L. 8

2015 Thesptsia Corr.

2016 Gossypium Z.

2017 RedouteaVen.

80. ORDER XXIX.

2018 Lopimia Mart.

79. Division 2. Calyx simple.

2019 Palavm Cav. 0 2

2020 Cristaria Cav. 0 1

2021 A'noda Cav.

2022 Periptera Dec.

2023 Slda L. 03

2024 Lagunea Cav.

Genera 11, Species 28 ; Hot-house Species 27 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

Distinguished from the last by the imbricate aestivation of the calyx, and the arrangement of the stamens in
five sets, or, in Linnean language, brotherhoods. The species are mostly fine trees with large showy flowers,
and natives of the tropics. Some of them are among the largest trees in the world; AdansbmYz, the Baobab
of Senegal, has been seen with a diameter of twenty-five feet, and specimens of Bombax Ceiba and Erioden-
dron anfractubsum are not uncommon an hundred feet in height. The wood of all the species is light and
soft, as in Malvaceae, from which this order probably does not differ in its medical properties. Cuttings or
seeds.

1993 Helicteres L.
2031 Myrbdia Schreb.
2002 Plagianthus Fvrst.
2028 Adansbma L.

1995 Montezfimnt M. & S.
2027 Carolines L.
2029 Bombax L.
20SO Eriodendron Dec.

1921 Ochrbma Swt.

2177 Dhrio L.

1934 CheirostemonH.#.B.

81. ORDER XXX. BYTTNERIA'CE^.

Genera 28, Species 151 ; Hot-house Species 78; Green-house Species 73; Hardt/ Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; i 0 feet.

Much the same kind of plants as those of the two last orders, from which they were not formerly dis-
tinguished ; and from which they scarcely differ, except in their bilocular anthers. Many of the Sterculias
are fine umbrageous trees, the seeds of which are large and eatable; especially those of the famous Kola,
which possess the property, being chewed, of rendering bad water pleasant to the palate. The seeds of the
Chicha, another and very noble species of the genus, are highly esteemed in Brazil for the dessert. Astrapu^a
and several other genera related to it are among the most beautiful in the world. The flowers of a species of
Pentapetes, called by the Indians Machucunha, give out a mucilaginous refrigerant juice, which is employed
in gonorrhoea. Guazuma wlmifblia has its fruit filled with a pleasant mucilage, which is sweet and very
agreeable ; an extract of the bark of the same plant is used in Martinique to clarify sugar ; its old bark is
employed, in the form of a strong decoction, as a sudorific. Waltht-r/a Donrattinhd contains a great dcai
of mucilage, and is employed by the Brazilians as an antisyphilitic. Cuttings or seeds.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

503

82. Tribe 1. STERCULIE\E.

2724 Sterculia L.
3391 Reevesm Lindl.

2725 Heritiera H. K.

83. Tribe 2. BYTTNERIE\E.

2175 Theobroma L
2178 AbrbmaZ,.

2176 Guazitma Flu.

926 Commersbm'a W.

927 Riiling*a R. Br

683 Byttnerw Loe

684 Ayeiu'a L.
2001 KleinhufzaL.

84. Tribe 3. LASIOPETA*LE,K
682 Seringz'a Gay

680 Lasiop^talum Sm.

681 Thomasza Gay

85. Tribe 4. HERMANNIE^E.

1918 Melbchia L.

1919 Riedle?a Yen.

1915 Walth^rza L.

1916 Hermanma L,

1917 Mahernj'a L.

88. ORDER XXXI. TILIA^CE^E.

86. Tribes. DOMBEYA^CE*.

2025 RuSzia Cav.

1997 7Jentapetes L.
1996 Assbma Cav
1994 Dombeya Cav.
1920 Melhania Forsk.
2000 Pterospermum Schreb.

1998 AstraP£E%a Lindl.

1999 Kydm Rox.

87. Tribes. WALLICHIE\E.

2026 Eriolae^na Dec.

Genera 12, Species 77 ; Hot-house Species 61 ; Green-house Species 5 j Hardy Ligneous Species 11 •

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 14 feet ; £ 62 ft. ; ^0 feel.

Trees, shrubs, or herbs, in general not remarkable for their beauty, the greater part of the last being the
commonest weeds of the tropics. The Lime, from which the order derives its name, is a genus of fine trees
with fragrant flowers, and Sparmannz« and Entelfea are handsome broad-leaved green-house arborescent
plants. The inner bark of Tilia is tough and separable, and supplies the material whence the Russia mats
used by gardeners and others are prepared. Corchorus olitbrius is cultivated in Egypt as a kitchen-garden
vegetable ; the fibres of the bark of Corchorus capsularis are twisted into fishing lines ; and the roasted nuts
of the Lime tree are reported to bear some resemblance to chocolate. Cuttings or seeds.

1573 Entelea R. Br.

1572 SparmanmVi L.

1456 Heliocarpus L.

1577 Corchorus L.

1443 Triumfata L.

1575 Grewza J.

1563 Brownlowm Rox.

1576 Tilia L.

*11 0

1574 Muntingza L.
1571 Apelba Marg.
1570 Sloanea L.
1566 Berrya L.

ORDER XXXII. EL^OCA'RPE^E.

Genera 4, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; j£ 0 feet; =& 0 feet.

These differ from Tiliacea? in nothing except their lobed petals and anthers opening by "two pores
apex. The flowers of some of the species of Ekeocarpus are fragrant, the fruit eatable, and the hard
stones manufactured into necklaces. Cuttings.

i 1436 Dicera Forst.

es at the
rugose

1434 Elajocarpus L.

1435 Aceratium Dec.

1437 Friesza Dec.

90. ORDER XXXIII. CHLENA'CE^E.

Genus 1, Species 2; Hot-house Species 2; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet; ^ 0 feet.

This order, according to Petit Thouars, is allied to Malvaceae, in having an involucrum to the flower, and
in the stamens being monadelphous ; but, according to Jussieu, it is allied to Ebenacea?, from the petals being
connected at the base, and in the seeds being furnished with albumen. Shrubs and trees, with simple
alternate stipulaceous leaves, chiefly natives of Madagascar. The genus Hugftnz'a does not agree with the
rest of the genera of this order, in being destitute of the involucrum to the flower, therefore it is placed in
Chlenaceis afflnes by Decandolle. Cuttings.

1935 Hugowo L.

91. ORDER XXXIV. TERNSTROZMIA^CE^.

Genera 11, Species 19; Hot-house Species 10; Green-house Species 4; Hardy Ligneous Species 5;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 18 ft. ; £ 0 feet; *= 0 feet.

A

are

perties. Noronha states that a species of Saurauja found in Java has a subacid fruit, in flavor resembling' the
Tomato, and that is eaten by the Javanese under the name of Koleho. Inarching, cuttings, or layers.
1562 Lettsomza R. & P.

V very small order, consisting wholly of trees or shrubs, bearing handsome white or yellowish flowers. They
nearly related to Camellieaa, from which they do not differ at all in habit. Nothing is known of their pro.

92. Tribe 1. TERNSTRCEMIE\E.
1559 Ternstro2\nwz L.

93. Tribe 2.

1560 Cleyera Thun.

1561 Freziera Swz.
2875 Eurya Thun.

94. Tribe 3. SAURAU'JE^:.
1612 Saraujo W.

95. Tribe 4.
2032 Cochlospermum Kth.

97. ORDER XXXV. CAMELLIE^E.

96. TribeS? GORDONIE^
lig. 5. herb. 0. ± 18 feet

2035 Malachod^ndron Cav. 1
2034 Stuartza Cav. 1
2033 Gordoma EL 3

2036 Pol^spora Swt.

Genera 2, Species 59 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 59 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Camellias are too well known in our gardens to render it necessary to say much upon their peculiarities
The Camellia is one of the most beautiful, and the tea one of the most useful, plants in the world. Both are
natives of China, Japan, or Nepal. The tea is well known for the stimulating influence of its decoction
upon the nerves, which is attributed by Cullen to the presence of a narcotic principle. The seeds of Camelha
oleifera yield a fine oil. None of the species bear fragrant flowers. Their nearest affinity is with Ternstrcenu'-
acecB) from which they probably ought not to be separated. Cutting, grafting, or inarching.
2037 Thea L. I 2038 Camelha L.

98. ORDER XXXVI. OLACI'NEJE.

Genera 4, Species 6; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet

Smooth trees or shrubs, with simple stalked exstipulate alternate entire leaves, and little axillary flowers.
Botanists doubt whether what is called a calyx is not rather an involucrum, in which case the corolla would
become a calyx, and the station of the order among Monochlam^dea?, rather than in this place. Cuttings.

104 OMax L. I 1319 Heist£r«* L.

105 Spermaxyron Lab. \ 1171 Ximento L.

Kk 4

504

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

99. ORDER XXXVII. AURANTIA^CEJE.

Genera 11, Species 32; Hot-house Species 12 ; Green-house Species 20 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

These are also known under the name of Hesperldece. They consist of trees or shrubs of the greatest beauty
and utility. The well-known orange and lemon are the representatives of the order, the characters of which
are so well defined that there is no material deviation from the type afforded by those species. The thick
leaves, articulated with the petiole, and abounding in transparent reservoirs of odoriferous oil, are the most
obvious peculiarities. The flowers are fragrant, and the fruit in all cases fleshy, and generally eatable. The
wood is particularly close-grained. The volatile oil contained in the reservoirs of the leaves and fruit possesses
powerful tonic and stimulating properties. M. Decandolle thus explains the singular structure of the fruit of
the orange. In the opinion of this learned botanist it consists, first, of a thick, valveless, indehiscent indusium
or coat, which is most likely to be considered a continuous torus. Secondly, of several carpella, verticillate
around an imaginary axis, often separable without laceration ; membranous, and either containing seeds only,
or filled with pulp, lying in innumerable little bags proceeding from the inner coats of the cells. Cuttings, and
sometimes by layers, budding, grafting, and inarching.

1322 Atalantza Corr.
654 Triphasia Lou.
1320 Limbnia L.
1327 Cookia Sonn.

1326 Murraya Ron.
1321 Berger« Kon.
1324 Clausena Brm.
1323 Glyc6smis Corr.

1325 Ferbnia Corr.
1585 J£*g\e Corr.
2187 Citrus L.

100. ORDER XXXVIII. HYPERICI'NE^E.

Genera 7, Species 90 ; Hot-house Species 4 ; Green -house Species 34 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 14 :
Hardy Herbaceous Species 38. $ 9} ft.; £ 14| it ; & 0 feet.

The whole of these abound in a resinous juice, and are in most cases glandular in some degree. Their leaves
are all dotted, and, which is very remarkable, the dots are often black, even upon the yellow petals. These
latter have a singular obliquity, which is not indicated by their outline, but by the arrangement of their
veins. The juice just noticed as abundant in this order is yellow, viscid, rather bitter, often purgative or
anthelmintic, and so very analogous to Gamboge, that the juice of //ypt.5ricum baccatum, and some other
Guiana species, has received the name of American Gamboge. Most Hypericineae are bitter, and slightly
astringent, whence they have been used as febrifuges. A small part of the order is tropical ; but in its most
genuine form it consists of herbaceous or undershrubby plants, delighting in the shade of groves and thickets
in the cooler parts of Europe and Asia. Nearly all the flowers are yellow j those of H. cochinchinense are
dull red. Seeds, division, or cuttings.

101. SUBORDER I. HYPERICI'-
NEJE V&RM.

102. Tribe I. VISMIE\E.

2191 Hardnga Thou.

2192 Vismea Van.

103. Tribe 2. HYPERI'CEJE.
lig. 14. herb. 37. 1 9i ft. j £ 14| ft.

2043 ^ndrosahnum All. 0 *1
2190 //yperieum L. *14 37

2044 ^'scyrum L.
300 t Elodea MX.

104. SUBORDER 1 1. HYPERICI'-

NEM ANO'MALM.
1611 Carpod6ntos Lab.

105. ORDER XXXIX. GUTTI'FEIUE.

Genera 11, Species 28 ; Hot-house Species 26; Green-house Species 2; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. JO feet ; j£ 0 feet ; * 0 feet.

Trees or shrubs found in the hottest parts of the world, and well known by their thick entire opposite leaves
and resinous juice. In the countries where they grow they are of great importance. One, the Garcim'a
Mangostana, bears a fruit, the equal of which is supposed not to exist. The well known Gamboge is the in-
spissated juice of Garcin»a Gambbgia, and, perhaps, other species; the juice of others is found an efficacious
vermifuge, and also a remedy for the chiggers, one of the worst pests of equinoctial America. The bark and
fruit of many Garcinias are astringent. The unripe fruits of Grias cauliflora are pickled. The flowers of all
the order being showy, the foliage good, and the properties interesting, every species deserves cultivation.
Cuttings or layers.

106. Tribe 1. CLUSIE\E.
2877 Clbsia L.
3369 Godoya R. & P.
1581 Bonnetta Schreb.

107. Tribe 2. GARCINIE^E.
1429 Garcinta L.

108. TribeS. CALOPHY'LLE*:.
1580 Mammea L.

2188 Xanthochymus Rox.
1579 Calophyllum L.

2189 Pentadesma R. Br.

109. Tribe 4. SYMPHONIES
1439 Can<511a P. Br.

110. DOUBTFUL.
1578 Grtas L.
1533 ? Rheedza L.

111. ORDER XL. MARCGRAAVIANCE-3E.

Genera 4, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 6; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. ± 0 feet j £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Very curious half-climbing shrubs, all natives of hot countries. Some of them bear among the flower*,
which are large and showy, singular hollow bodies, like the pitchers of SarracfemVi. The order has been well
illustrated by Professor Hooker, in the 160th article of his Exotic Flora. Cuttings.

112. SUBORDER I. MARCGRAVIE^JE.

1543 Anthol&ma Lab.
1542 Marcgrawa Flu.

Cuttings.
113. SUBORDER II. NORA'NTEM.

1544 Norantea Aub.
688 RCiyschmJac.

114. ORDER XLI. HIPPOCRATEA^CE^E.

Genera 5, Species 13; Hot-house Species 13; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Little is known of this order. The species are tropical arborescent or climbing shrubs, with opposite simple
leaves, and small inconspicuous flowers. The genus Tonsella contains some species known in Sierra Leone as
bearing poisonous fruit Cuttings.

100 Hippocratea L. I 101 Tonsella Vahl j HIPPOCHATEAYE*; SPU^RIJJ.

102 A'nthodon R. # P. \ 103 J6hma Rox. | 1926 Trigonia Aubl.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

505

115. ORDER XLII. ERYTHROXY'LEJE.

Genera 2, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 4 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

Thi,3 order is distinguished from Malpighiaceae in the presence of albumen, and in the petals being
furnished at the base with a scale ; the habit of the plants is also different. Shrubs and trees, with simple
alternate leaves furnished with axillary stipulas. Native of South America, Mauritius, and Madagascar, and
one from India. Cuttings.

1400 Ery thru xy Ion L. | 1401 Sethw Kth.

116. ORDER XLIII. MALPIGHIA^CE^.

Genera 13, Species 72 ; Hot-house Species 72 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet

Undulated unguiculate spreading petals form one of the most obvious characters of this order, the species of
which are all tropical, and are either trees or shrubs, often climbers. Many of the Malpighias are well known
for the prurient hairs produced on the surface of their leaves ; their fruit is eatable, their timber of a deep red
color, and their bark a febrifuge. Their showy pink or yellow flowers, and firm neat foliage, render all this
order worthy of cultivation, except Aspicarpa, which is a weed. Cuttings.

117. Tribe 1. MALPIGHIE^.

1393 MalpJghio L.

1394 Byrsonima Rich.
1329 Bunchbsia J.
3353 Galphimia Cav.

118. Tribe 2.
1328 Gsertnera Rox.
3352 Thryallis L.

31 Aspicarpa Rich.

119. Tribe3.
1399 Hine'a Jac.

1396 Triupteris L.

1397 Tetrapteris Cav.
1395 Banisterz'a L.

1398 Heteropteris H. & B.
1165 pVittmann/aVahl

120. ORDER XL1V. ACERI'NE^L

Genera 2, Species 28 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 27
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. <f 73£ ft. ; ^ 0 feet ; =£ 0 feet.

Valuable trees, natives of the woods of Europe, Siberia, and North America. Their flowers are in all cases
inconspicuous ; the breadth and rich color of their leaves constituting their beauty. All the larger species
abound in a very saccharine sap, from which sugar is prepared in North America : it is chiefly made from
A^cer saccharlnum and Negiindium, but may be obtained from many others. Commonly by layers or seeds,
but all the species will grow by cuttings in sand.

-iTcer L.

*25 0 I 2774 Negundo Moe.

121. ORDER XLV. HIPPOCASTA^NE^.

Genera 2, Species 14; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 14:

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 41f ft. ; £ 0 feet; * 0 feet.

The order is much valued for the grandeur of the foliage and flowers of most of the species, which are
all hardy trees. Their bitter fruit has sometimes been used as a sternutatory ; it contains a large quantity of
potash, and an abundance of starch. The bark is astringent, bitter, and febrifugal, and has been recommended
as a substitute for Cinchona. Seeds or layers, and by grafting.

1137 ^'sculus L.

6 0 1 1138 Pavza Boer.

122. ORDER XLVI. RHIZOBO^LE^.

Genus 1, Species 3 ; Hot-house Species 3; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
. Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. _f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

A very distinct order closely allied to the Terebinth aceae, but, from the hypogynous insertion of the petals
and stamina, and the structure of its fruit, differs essentially from that order. It agrees with Hippocastaneaj
in the insertion of the petals and stamina, and in having opposite palmate leaves, but differs from it in having
a large radicle and small cotyledons, not with a small radicle and large cotyledons as in that order. The order
contains only one genus, the Caryocar, the Rhizobolus of Gsertner and Pekea of Aublet ; a genus remarkable
for bearing the Butter and Saouari, or Suwarrow, nut. The last is not unfrequent in our fruiterers' shops. It
is sweet and palatable, containing a rich oil, and the pulp is dry, not buttery as in the Butter-nut. Large
trees, natives of Guiana and Essequebo; propagated in our stoves by cuttings, in sand under a bell-glass

1601 Caryocar Z.

123. ORDER XLVII. SAPINDA^CEJE.

Genera 19, Species 88 ; Hot-house Species 72 ; Green-house Species 15 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 10 ft. ; £ 0 feet; ^ 0 feet

One of the distinctive peculiarities of this order consists in the petals having an additional lobe in the
inside, or a tuft of hairs instead. Nearly all the plants have compound leaves, and bunches of white flowers ;
a few of them are twining herbs, but the greater part are trees or shrubs, all natives of the warmer parts of
the world, and, in a great proportion, of the East The only genus which will bear the climate of England is
Kolreuterio-, a fine shrub or small tree, with panicles of white or pale yellow flowers. Nephelium and
Dimocarpus are both genera bearing excellent fruit. The rind of the berry of Sapindus Saponaria is of a
soapy quality, as the name of the plant indicates. The pulp of Melicocca and the arillus of Bllghia sapida
are excellent eating. Cuttings, layers, or seeds.

124. Tribe 1. PAULLINIE\E.

1217 Cardiosp(5rmum L.
1216 Urvill^a Kth.
1215 Seriana Plu.

1214 Paull'm/rt Sebum.

125. Tribe 2. SAPI'NDE.E.

1218 Sapindus /,.
1161 Blighia H. K.

1163 Tallsia Aub.
1162 Malay ba Aub.

1157 Schmidfehrt L.
1159 Euphoria Com.
3340 Pierard/a Rox.

1164 Thouima Poit

1158 Cupani« L.
1093 Cossignia J.

1160 Melic6cca L.

1 192 Stadmannia Lam.

126. TribeS.

lig. 1. herb. 0. f 10 feet.
1166 Kolreuterm Lax. 1

1179 DodonaOa L.
2656 Amirbla Pers.

506 NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

127. ORDER XLVIII. MELIA^CE^E.

Genera 14, Species 35 ; Hot-house Species 29 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; A 0 feet.

The nearest affinity of this order is probably with Sapindaceaj. It is particularly distinguished by the
stamens being united into a tube bearing the anthers. The leaves are usually pinnated, .and most of the
species, which are all either trees or shrubs, are natives of tropical forests. 3/elia bears bunches of fine lilac-
colored flowers, but few of the genera are interesting on account of theii inflorescence. The qualities of the
different species are little known. The bark of Guurea trichilioldes is said by Aublet to be purgative and
emetic. The pulpy fruit of Melia Azedarach is said to be poisonous ; both this part and the inner bark have
been used as anthelmintics either in substance or in decoction. It is asserted by Michaux, that the pulp that
surrounds the kernel is considered in Pekin a specific in scrophulous cases. The oil expressed from the
seeds of the same plant is said to have strong antispasmodic powers. Cuttings or layers,

128. Tribe]. MELIE\E.

1295 Turned L.

1296 Quivisia Cav.
1294 Sandwicum Cav.
1293 A/elia L.

129. Tribe 2. TRICHILIE\E.
1292 Trichilia L.

1301 EkeMrgfo Spar.
1167 Guarca L.

1302 He^nea Rox.

130. Tribe 3.

690 CedrelaZ.

1297 Swietemn L.

1298 ChloruxylonZtec.

1299 Flindersm R. Br.

1300 Carapa Aub.
3344. Wallsura Rox.

131. ORDER XLIX. AMPELI'DE^E.

Genera 4, Species 53 ; Hot-house Species 31 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 16 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 13 ft. ; j£ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

The vine is the type and representative of this order. Cissus and Ampelopsis differ little from it in botanical
characters, and not at all in habit. The common grape is the only species that bears really good fruit ; the
American kinds, with large fleshy berries, being spoiled by a disagreeable foxy flavor, which is not found to
be removed by cultivation. Cuttings.

656 Ampeiupsis MX. 4 0

655 ntisi. 12 0

132. Tribe 1. VINI'FER.*, or SAR-
MENTA\;E.E.

lig. 16. herb. 0. £ 13 feet.

400 Cissus L.

133. Tribe 2. LEEA'CEJE.
594 Leea L.

134. ORDER L. GERANIA'CE^E.

Genera 5, Species 366 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 276 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 87. i 0 feet ; £ 15 feet ; i 0 feet.

The Geraniums are well known to all gardeners for their beauty, and the facility with which hybrid
varieties are produced among them. Geranium and Erodium are chiefly natives of the northern hemisphere,
and Pelargonium of the southern. Different as they appear from Viniferaa in most respects, there are some
points in which a curious resemblance may be found between the two orders. The young stems of both are
articulated and separable at the articulations ; and the lower leaves are opposite, while the upper ones are
alternate. In Geraniacea? no tendrils are produced, but the peduncles are opposite to the leaves, as in Titis,
and occupy the place of tendrils. M. Decandolle observes, that of the true Geraniaceaa, some are slightly
acid, especially those of which the leaves and bark are succulent ; several exhale a resinous smell which is
sometimes agreeable, but occasionally so powerful as to be unpleasant. The resinous principle is so abundant
in Sarcocaulon L'Heritien, that its stem burns like a torch, and exhales an agreeable perfume. The most
common property of European geraniums is to be astringent, which is chemically determined by their juice
being blackened by sulphate of iron ; this is particularly remarkable in G. Robertianum and sanguinetim,
which are both accounted vulnerary, and in E. mosch&tum, G. pratense, and others, in which it is united to a
slight aromatic principle, whence they have been recommended for various purposes, and among others for
removing calculous disorders. The astringent property of the geraniums is also present in G. maculatum,
which grows in much abundance about Philadelphia ; the root of this plant, boiled in milk, is used for the
cholera in children. Barton is of opinion, that it would be a good substitute for gum kino in nephritis and
obstinate diarrhoeas. Cuttings, division, or seeds ; or sometimes by cuttings of the roots.

135. Tribe 1. GERANIE^E. I 1991 Monsbnto L. I 136. Tribe 2. PELARGONIE\E.

lig.O. herb.%1. £15 feet. 1932 Geranium Herit. 0 *58 100Q „„,„„„>„,•, m „ .,

1992 Sarcocaulon Dec. \ 1927 Erodium Herit. 0 *29 I 1929 ^elargbmum Herit.

137. ORDER LI. TROP^EO'LE^.

Genus 1, Species 11 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 7 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 3. JO feet ; £ 3 feet ; *= 0 feet.

These are climbing or trailing herbs with handsome solitary axillary flowers, and fleshy stems and leaves.
They are distinguished from Geraniaceas by their stamens being separate, and not agreeing in number with the
petals ; by their axillary flowers, and fleshy indehiscent fruit. It is very curious, that this is the only order
in which the peculiar acrid flavour of Cruciferae is found to exist. Tropa2\>lum pentaphyTium, with probably
other species, is a powerful antiscorbutic. All are natives of shady places in various parts of South America.
The roots of some are fleshy and eatable. Seeds or cuttings.

1148 Tropa2\>lum L. 0 3

138. ORDER LII. BALSAMI'NE^l

Genera 2, Species 19 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 9 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 8. 1 0 feet ; £ 7 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

The flower of this order has been remarked by a learned botanist to be that of Fumariaceas, the capsule of
O'xalis, the embryo of ilnum, and the habit peculiar. The well-known elastic spring with which the seeds
are ejected constitutes a principal character of the order. All the species are annuals, with the exception of
Impktiens fruticusa; they delight in moist hot situations, generally within the tropics; and are remarkable
for the singularity and varied colors of their flowers. Seeds, and sometimes by cuttings.

697 ^alsamina Riv. \ 698 Impatiens Riv. 0 *8

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

139. ORDER LIII. OXALIDEJE.

507

Genera 3, Species 112 ; Hot-house Species 8; Green-house Species 93 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0

Hardy Herbaceous Species 11. 10 feet ; £ 6 feet ; * 0 feet.

Formerly confounded with the last order. It is the opinion of modern botanists, that the species are more
nearly allied to Rutaceae or Zygophylleas, and that their character and peculiar habit are quite sufficient to
distinguish them. The beauty of the genus O'xalis is very great, and the readiness with which the species
may be cultivated and caused to flower, would have been expected to make them universal favorites ; they are
not, however, much seen in cultivation. Their properties are well known : all of them have a slightly acid
taste, whence some have occasionally been employed as salad ; their acidity is very agreeable and depends
upon the presence of a small quantity of oxalate of potassa. In some of the species of equinoctial America
oxalic acid exists in great abundance. Several species are employed in Brazil as a remedy for certain fevers
of that country. Most commonly by division, offsets, or seeds, but also by cuttings.

1404 Averrhba L.

| 1413 Biophytum Dec.

I | 1414 O'xalis L.

0 *10

140. ORDER LIV. ZYGOPHY'LLEJE.

Genera 7, Species 32 ; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 22 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. f_ 0 feet ; £3£feet j =*= 0 feet.

The hardness of the wood of the shrubby species of this order is most remarkable, if the softness of the
stems of the herbaceous ones is remembered. To this the extreme difficulty of propagating Guaiacum is to
be attributed. Zygophyllum Fabago is employed as an anthelmintic, but it is in the Guaiacum that the great
medical virtues of the order are found : all the genus is extremely exciting ; the wood and bark of Guai-
acum officinale and sanctum have a rather bitter acrid flavor, and are principally used as sudorifics,
diaphoretics, or alteratives ; they have been found to contain a particular substance differing both from gum
and resin, which has been called guayacine. Many of the species bear beautiful flowers, especially the
Tribuluses, which, with their brilliant yellow Cistus-like blossoms, enliven many an arid waste in the tropics.
None are found in the colder latitudes of the world. Cuttings, division, or seeds.

1304 Zygophyllum L.
1303 Guaiacum L.

1155 Porlieria R. & P.
1704 Melianthus L.

1306 Tribulus Ton. 0
1305 Fagbnia Tou.

1307 Larrea Cav.

141. ORDER LV. RUTA^CE^X

Genera 37, Species 162 ; Hot-house species 18 ; Green-house Species 137 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 4 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 4. i £2$ feet ; £ 5 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

An interesting and extensive, but rather heterogeneous, group of plants, natives of all countries and all situ-
ations. The species are either fetid northern herbaceous plants, as the garden rue, or neat heath-like southern
shrubs, with an aromatic odor, as the Cape Diosmas ; broad or long-leaved Australian shrubs, with a stellate
pubescence, as Phebalium, or tropical trees with panicles of pallid minute flowers, as the Cusparias and Zan-
thoxylums. The medical properties of many genera are considerable. JZilta and P£ganum are emmenagogue,
anthelmintic, and sudorific. Cape Diosmas abound in a volatile oil of an agreeable smell, but acrid flavour ;
several of its species are reputed antispasmodics. The Zanthoxylums are said to possess acrid, stimulating,
or tonic qualities; Clava Herculis and ,/raxineum are said, in America, to be powerful sudorifics and dia-
phoretics. According to Barton, they possess a remarkable power of exciting copious salivation, not only
when applied to the mouth, but even when taken internally ; they have both been found powerful remedies
in paralysis of the muscles of the mouth. Zanthoxylum caribaj^um is regarded in Guiana as a detersive
vulnerary and febrifuge. Brucea is used as an astringent in dysenteries. The famous febrifugal Angostura
bark is the produce of Cusparia febrifuga. Cuttings, division, or by inarching.

3ft; £4 ft.
1 (

0 I
0 5

142. Tribe 1.
lig. 1. Aerfi. 4. 1
1309 tfuta TOM.
3342 Aplophyllum J
1444 PtJganum L.
1189 Cyminosma Gae.

143. Tribe 2. DIOSMEJJ.

§ 1. DlOSME* EUROP-ZEA^WE

1308 Dictamnus L.

§ 2. DU'.SME^E CAPE'NSES.
685 Calodendron Thun.

675 Adenandra JF. en.
3302 Acmadenia 5. # f-F.

676 Baryusma W. e«.

677 Agathosma W. en.
674 Dichosma Dec.
673 Diosma ffw/.

3303 Coleonema B.& W.

3304 Macrostylis B. # W.
2619 Empleurum H. K.

§ 3. DiosME^E AUSTRALA'SICJE.
1154 Corra?N« Sm.

1312 Phebalium yen.
1933 Philotheca Rud.

1310 Crowert Sm.

1311 Eriostemon Sm.
1152 Borbma Sm.

399 ZienaSm.
909? Poranthera Hud.

$ 4. DI6SMEJE

1191 Melicope Forst.
396 Evbdia Forst.
1190 Elaphrium Jac.

1313 Choisya H. & B.

144. Tribes. CUSPARIE\E.

678 Spiranthera St. HeL

48 Galipea Aub.
2046 Monnifena W.

145. Tribe*. ZANTHOXY'LEJE.
lig. 5. herb. 0. f. 22| feet.

2758 Brucea Herit.

2764 Zanth6xylum L 3

398 Fagara L.

686 TodduliaJ.

391 Ptelea Z-. 1

2876 Aildntus Desf. 1

146. RUTAVCEIS AFFlNES.

2759 Tetradium Tou.

147. ORDER LVI. SIMARUBAVCE^.

Genera 3, Species 5; Hot-house Species 5; Green-house Species 0 ; Iferrfy Ligneous Species 0;

/faro> Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet

Thirteen plants, found in equinoctial America, constitute this order. They are trees or shrubs, with an
intensely bitter bark, a milky juice, and pinnated leaves. The Slmaruba officin"£lis is well known as the most
pure and intense bitter hitherto discovered ; the same property exists, in a milder degree, in the rest of the
order. Quassia amara is a very ornamental plant, but rare, at present, in collections. Cuttings.
1316 Quassia W. | 1317 Simaruba Aub. | 1318 Simaba Hil.

SECTION IV. Fruit (gynobasic) inserted into a fleshy Receptacle, with which the Style is continuous*

148. ORDER LVII. OCHNA^CEJE.

Genera 3, Species 15 ; Hot-house Species 14 ; Green-house Species I ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Beautiful yellow-flowered tropical shrubs with lucid leaves. The roots and leaves of Walkeria serrata, a
Cingalese plant, are bitter ; a decoction of them, either in water or milk, is used in Malabar as tonic, stomachic,
and antiemetic. The bark of Gomphia hexasperma is found useful in healing sores produced in cattle in
Brazil by the stings of insects. Cuttings.

1582 O'chna Schreb. I 1315 Gomphia Schreb.

744 Walker/** Schreb. | 1151 Castelo Turp.

508

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.
149 ORDER LVIII. CORIARIEV8L

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-hvuse Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 1 foot ; £10 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Five species constitute the whole of this order, distributed in South Europe, New Zealand, Peru, and
Mexico. They possess no beauty, and are only interesting on account of their problematical station in a
botanical arrangement The leaves of C. myrtifolia are astringent, and are employed in dyeing black. Its
berries are very poisonous. On one occasion, during the Spanish war, fifteen French soldiers were taken ill
after eating them, and three died from their powerful narcotic effects. Cuttings and suckers.
2797 Corikria-L. 1 0

SUBCLASS II. CALYCIFLO^R^E. Petals separate, inserted in the calyx.

Genera 1149, Species 11435; Hot-house Species 2089 ; Green-house Species 3486; Hardy Ligneous Species 1308,
Hardy Herbaceous Species 4552. £ ^83 feet ; £ 15ti feet ; ^ 7 feet.

150. ORDER LIX. CELASTRI'NE^E.
Genera 18, Species 114 ; Hot-house Species 19 ; Green-house Species 53; Hardy Ligneous Species 42:

tfanfy Herbaceous Species 0. J 46j feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^=0 feet.

This order differs from the succeeding, in having the stamens alternate with the petals ; the sepals imbri-
cated in aestivation ; and the ovarium wholly superior. It consists entirely of shrubs or small trees, with
simple, rarely compound, alternate or opposite leaves, and inconspicuous flowers of a greenish or white colour.
Several are favourite ornaments of our shrubberies, as the Staphylea, the Celastrus, and the £u6nymus ; the
latter of which is valued on account of its beautiful-colored fruit. The fruit of .Eu6nymus europaaNus is a brisk
purgative, as is also the inner bark, and in strong doses powerfully emetic. The famous Paraguay tea is the
foliage of a species of /lex. The bark of Prinos verticillatus possesses such active, astringent, bitter, tonic,
and febrifugal qualities, that it is used in North America, with success, as a substitute for Cinchdna. A
decoction of the twigs of Maytenus boaria is used to bathe the swellings produced by the poisonous shade of
the tree Lithi. Cuttings, suckers, layers, and seeds ; sometimes by grafts.

O/- -J

2868 I Maytenus Mol. & Feu.

663 Alzatea R. & P.

672 Elasod^ndrum Jac.

394 Ptelidium Thou.
? 1496 Fcetidia Com.

151. Tribe 1. STAPHYLEA^CE^E.

lig. 2. herb. 0. 1 14 feet.
897 Staphylea L. *2 C

2886 Dalr^mplea Rox.

152. Tribe 2. EUONY'MEJB.

lig. 15. herb. 0. f. 8 feet.
666 £u6nymus Tou. *13
662 Celastrus L. 2

712 Plectronia L.

153. TribeS. AQUIFOUA^CEJE.

lig. 25. herb. 0 £43ifeet
895 Cass'ine'L.

664 Hart&gia Thun.
393 Curtis/a H. K.

410 Myginda Jac.
?804 BumaldaThun.

411 .Tlex L.
1089 Prlnos L.

2775 Nemopanthes Raft.

*13
10

1

154. ORDER LX. RHA'MNE^.
Genera 18, Species 171; Hot-house Species 32; Green-house Species 87; Hardy Ligneous Species 51;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. £79* feet ; £ 3 feet ; ^0 feet.

In habit, this altogether agrees with the last, from which the medical properties of the species are not widely
different. Throughout the order, as far as it has been examined, there is a remarkable agreement between
the fruit and the inner bark, especially in .Rhamnus catharticus, Frdngula, and others, in which they both are
purgative and emetic. Some, as the Jujuba and the African Lote, nevertheless, yield a wholesome and agreeable
fruit ; and the berries of the greater number yield, under the chemist's hands, green or yellow dyes of much
importance in manufactures. The leaves of jRhamnus Theezans are substituted for tea by the poorer sort
among the Chinese. The bark of Ceanbthus cajruleus is esteemed in Mexico as a good febrifuge. Cuttings,
suckers, and seeds.

660 Zizyphus Tou. 4 0 3298 Rctanilla Brong.

659 Paliiirus Tou. 2 0 668 Ceanothus L. 7 1

658 Beich&mm Neck. 1 0 3300 Colubrlna Brong.
657 .Rliamnus L. *37 0 3301 WillemetzVz Brong.

661 Condalia Cav. 670 Pomadt?rris Lab.
667 CoUetza Com. 710 Phylica L.

3311 Soulangza Brong.

711 Cryptandra S?n.
3299 Trevba Cav.
2871 Gouania L.

691 Hovema Thun.
2757 Schcefferwz Jac.

155. ORDER LXI. BRUNIA^CE^E.
Genera 7, Species 30 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 30 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. ± 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet

Small heath-like shrubs, all natives of the Cape of Good Hope, and extremely ornamental, both in flower
and foliage. Their properties are unknown. Cuttings.

692 Brtinm L. I 3309 Staavza Thun. I 803 Lincbnia L.

3300 Berzelia Brong. I 3307 Berardm Brong. 3308 Audouima Brong.

3306 Raspalw Brong.

156. ORDER LXII. SAMY'DE^E.
Genera 2, Species 14 ; Hot-house Species 14 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Tropical shrubs or small trees, with entire, stipulate, alternate leaves, covered with pellucid dots, and

axillary flowers of little show. Some of the species of Samyda are pretty, but very rare. Their properties

are unknown. M. Decandolle remarks, that in their fruit they approach Bixinea? and Flacourtianeaj ; but on

account of the position of their stamens must be arranged in the vicinity of Rhamnea and Rosacea?. Cuttings.

1368 Samyda L. \ 1369 Casearia Jac.

157. ORDER LXII I. HOMALFNE^E.
Genera 4, Species 8; Hot-house Species 5; Green-house Species 2; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 3 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Evergreen handsome shrubs, with alternate leaves and deciduous stipulas; they are readily known by their
parietal placentae, an unusual character among the orders that surround them. Black welhYi/agif ulia has line
bunches of starry white fragrant flowers. Aristoteh'a is an evergreen half hardy shrub, with eatable berries.
Little is known of their medical properties : the root of Homalium Bacoiibea is used in Guiana as a cure for
gonorrhoea. Cuttings or layers.

159S Homalium Jac. I 1146 Astranthus Lou.

1465 BlackwelUa Com- 1 1438 Aristotfelia L. 10

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

509

158. ORDER LXIV. CHAILLETIA'CE^E.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Specfes 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet.

This order contains only three genera, Chailletfo, Leuc^sia, and Tapura. It agrees with Terebinth &CCJB in
being furnished with a corolla and calyx. Fruit furnished with a dry covering, including a two or three celled
nut, each cell containing one pendulous seed. Shrubs with entire alternate leaves, furnished with stipules and
axillary and terminal panicled racemes of small white flowers ; chiefly natives of tropical Africa and its islands.

- -• :iiA*..-- * :«A«:~ :« i i . ±u~ ii..~~ ~c c>- T „_ r : :

The kernel of the fruit of Chailletzo toxicaria is used by the natives of Sierra Leone
mice. Cuttings.

815 Chailletja Dec.

poisoning rats and

159. ORDER LXV. AQUILARI'NE^.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

The plants contained in this order are very imperfectly known. It differs from the preceding in the seeds
being erect, not inverted, as well as in the capsules being 2-valved. Trees with alternate entire leaves, natives
of Asia. Cuttings.

1370 Aquilaria L.

160. ORDER LXVI. TEREBINTHA'CE^L

Genera 27, Species 142 ; Hot-house Species 58 ; Green-house Species 62 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 22 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 40£ ft. j £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

This order is, notwithstanding the labours of several botanists, in a very confused state ; from want of
sufficient knowledge of many of the genera, which have been hitherto imperfectly described, it is difficult
either to determine the value of the characters assigned to the tribes, or the dignity of the tribes themselves.
All the species are shrubs or trees, with alternate exstipulate leaves, and inconspicuous flowers, and abound
in a balsamiferous resin, which is chiefly present in the leaves and bark, and from which the denomination of
the order has been derived. Notwithstanding the minuteness of their flowers, many of the species are valuable
as ornamental plants, on account of the beauty of their foliage, others for the sake of their utility in arts or
medicine, and others for their fruit. The Cashew and the Pistachio are valuable for their nuts, which
are well known articles in the markets of Europe. The Spondias and Mango are equally famous in the tropics.
The well-known balsam of Mecca is the produce of the BalsamodtJndron gileadensis ; and balm of Acouchi,
of the I'cica heterophy'lla ; gum comes from ^4myris elemifera and I'cica leptophylla ; mastich from Pistacia
atlantica and Lentiscus ; and Venetian turpentine from Pistacia Terebinthus. Schinus Molle produces a resin,
which in Peru is used as a dentrifice, as myrrh is with us. Some of the best varnishes are prepared from the
exudation of I'cica guian£nsis, .flhus vernix, copallina, MelanorrhoeNa, and others; the finest kinds of incense
are also afforded by plants of this order, such as the wood and resin of the different species of I'cica, of ^myris
balsaimfera, and of Canarium commune, the Coumia, which is used in Guiana for such purposes, and finally,
the Bosw£lh'a serrata, which is the true frankincense of Indian temples. But among the fragrant and whole-
some plants of which the order chiefly consists, lie concealed others in which acrid and poisonous qualities
no less abound. Such are several species of .Khus, the juice of which produces blisters upon the skin j
and the ^4myris toxifera, the juice of which is accounted poisonous. To conclude this long list of the uses
and dangers of Terebinthacea?, the bark of Jlhiis glabra is used as a febrifuge and as a mordant for red
colors, and that of .flhus Coriaria as a powerful means of tanning the skins of animals. Cuttings, layers,
and seeds.

161. Tribe 1. ANACARDIE\E or

CASSUVIE\E.
lig. 3. herb. 0. f 17| ft.

2896 Anacardium Rox.

2897 Semecarpus L.

3422 Melanorrhceva Wai. •

2879 Mangifera L.

1406 Buchanama Rox.

£763 Pistacia L. 30

107 Cpmocladia Z.
2765 Picramnia Swx.

162. Tribe 2. SUMACHINE.E.
lig. 19. herb. 0. 1 37 feet.

894 .Rhus Tou. 19 0

2649 Duvaua Kth

2799 A'chlnusi.

? 1408 Robergzrt Schub.

163. Tribe 3.
1405 SP6ndias L.
1407 Pouparu'a Com.

164. Tribe 4. BURSERA%CE.E.

1333 Boswellza Rox.

1169 Balsamod^ndron Kth.

1334 I'cica Aub.
2895 Burseni Jac.

1170 Hedwigw Swz.

3421 Sorindeia Thou.
1332 Guruga llox.

165. TribeS.
1168 ^myris L.

166. Tribe 6. SPATHELIAYE&

106 Cneorum L.
896 Spathelia L.

167. Tribe 7. CONNARA^CEIK.
1937 Connarus L.
1936 Omphalobium Gae.
1403 Cnestis J.

1(58. ORDER LXVII. LEGUMINO*S£L

Genera 244, Species 2626 ; Hot-house Species 886 ; Green-house Species 675 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 177;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 888. { H7i ft. ; f 58£ feet ; =*= 0 feet.

The family to which the various kinds of pulse belong is one of the most familiar to the world, and at the
same time one of the most useful to mankind. Their papilionaceous flowers characterise a large number, and
their pods and pinnate leaves the remainder, with a few exceptions which it is not necessary to particularise.
As objects of ornament, many are possessed of unrivalled beauty, for example, among hardy flowering trees,
the Roblma and the Laburnum ; among shrubs, for decorating the borders of the flower-garden, the various
tribes of CS'tisus, Caragiina, Colutea, Amorpha, and others ; among hardy climbers, the far-famed WistanVz of
China, and its sister of North America, with the species of the herbaceous genera Ficia and Zathyrus ; and,
lastly, among hardy herbaceous plants, the numerous species of Luplnus and Astragalus. Great, however, as
is the beauty of the Leguminosa; which can brave the inclemencies of the seasons of Northern Europe, it must
give way before the splendor and elegance of their brethren of the tropics. The flowers of the Erythrlna, or
Coral tree, are of the deepest crimson, and borne in profusion upon some of the loftiest trees of the forest
The Bauhinias, with their twin leaves, hang in festoons of flowers from branch to branch, and are only
rivalled by the less vigorous and elegant, but more richly colored blossoms of the Mucunas. But all these,
with their broad heavy foliage and gaudy colors, are far surpassed by the rugged trunks, trembling airy
foliage, and golden flowers of the fine-leaved Acacias, which cast a charm over even the most sterile deserts of
burning Africa. While the forests of hot countries are thus indebted to species of this order for their timber,
the meadows and pastures of the same latitudes are enamelled with the flowers of myriads of Hedysarums
and Desmodiums, and animated by the wonderful motion of sensitive plants. As in our own country, the gayest
part of our scenery is in many places indebted to the yellow flowers of our furze and broom, so in other
countries the same effect is produced by other genera of Leguminksaj ; by Liparia, Borbuina, and ^spalathus

510 NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

at the Cape of Good Hope, and by the Pultenaeas, Daviesias, Aotuses, and multitudes of similar genera in
New Holland. The wood of the order is very hard and durable, with a yellow tinge, sometimes changing into
green, as in the Labdrnum of Europe, and in the better known Brazil wood of commerce, produced by Caesal-
pim'a. The following useful remarks upon the properties of the order are made by M. Decandolle : —

«' The family of leguminous plants, though established upon characters of primary importance, offers, never-
theless, so large a number of species and such singular botanical anomalies, that it is easy to foresee that its
properties will exhibit little uniformity. Still more exceptions may be anticipated, if one reflects that the
chemical principle which is found most abundantly in every part of leguminous plants, and to which we must
attribute their principal properties, is the extractive. It is probable that this principle, either from its own
nature, or from its peculiar power of uniting with different matters, or perhaps instead of being a simple prin-
ciple, it is rather a compound of different matters ; it is probable, I say, that the extractive principle exhibits
much less uniformity in its results than any other. It is, without doubt, to the presence of the extractive
principle, in considerable quantities, that many leguminous plants owe their purgative properties, which
are common to several extracts, and which many chemists attribute to the acetate of potash, which they
are almost universally found to contain. Thus the leaves and foliaceous pods of Cassia Senna Lin., of Cassia
lanceolata Forsk., of Cassia emarginata of the Antilles, of the Cassia marylandica employed in the United States,
of Colutea arborescens, of Genista purgans, and perhaps also of Coronilla E'merus, act as brisk purgatives, and
often cause wind and pain in the bowels. The juice of Coronilla varia excites vomiting, and may even become
poisonous when taken in too large quantities. It is, perhaps, from a different cause that the pulp which
is contained in the husks of leguminous plants operates upon the human body ; it purges gently without causing
the least pain, and ought to be considered as laxative rather than purgative. Such is the character of the
juicy pulp that exists in the Cassia fistula Lin., in the Tamarindus indica Lin., in the Ceratbnia siliqua
Lin., and probably in the Inga vera and 7. punctata, which are eaten in small quantities in the Antilles,
but which, taken more copiously, would have the same effect as our Carobs. There are some fruits of
Leguminosse, for example, the Sophbra and the Glcditsch/a, with tumid pods, in which is found a juice which
surrounds, it is true, the seeds, as in the plants just mentioned, but which differs from them altogether in its
very astringent and nauseous flavour; the nature and properties of this juice deserve to be examined by
chemists, and would undoubtedly throw some light upon the nature of Leguminbsa;. I am induced to think,
that the astringent juice of the Sophbra is a secretion of the pericarp, whilst the sweet and purgative juice
of the Cassia would be a secretion of the external part of the seed ; but this hypothesis requires to be verified :
what, leads me to this opinion, is the flavour commonly found in husks ; in the Carobs, for example, the husk
is astringent, and the pulp sweet and laxative. But let us return to the properties which may be attributed to
the extractive principle. It is undoubtedly from some one of these modifications that the singular property of
the Piscidia and many Galegas is derived, which are employed in America to stupefy fish, which are taken by
this means as readily as with Nux vomica. The decoction of the root of Galtga virginiana is considered
in America as a powerful vermifuge. It is, perhaps, indeed, to the very same cause that the rubefacient powers
of the fresh leaves of some Leguminnsai are to be ascribed, which act readily upon the skin if applied as plasters ;
as, for example, in Ornithopus scorpioides among ourselves, and Moringa pterygosptrma elsewhere. It appears
to me, that it is to the greater or less considerable mixture of the extractive principle with the fiecula
contained in the seed, that the different properties of the pulse of leguminous plants may be attributed. If
found in small quantities, the seed may serve as food for man and animals, as we see in French beans, peas,
lentils, chick peas, beans, and many others, &c. If found in a more considerable quantity, it will render them
purgative or emetic, as in the Cytisus Laburnum, the ^4nagyris foe'tida, and even in most Coronillas. It
is remarkable that the botanical characters of Leguminosa? should so strictly agree with the properties of their
seeds : the latter may be divided into two sections ; namely, first, those of which the cotyledons are thick and
filled with faecula, and destitute of cortical pores, and which, moreover, in germination do not undergo
any change, but nourish the young plant by means of that supply of food which they already contain ; secondly,
those of which the cotyledons are thin, with very little faecula, and furnished with cortical pores, and which
change at once into leaves at the time of germination, for the purpose of elaborating food for the young plant.
All the seeds of the first section are employed as food in different countries ; none of those of the second
section are ever so employed : the Cajan, which has long been classed among the Cytisi, was apparently
an exception to this general rule ; but observation has proved the contrary. Bearing in mind its known
properties, 1 formerly paid particular attention to its structure, and I have shown in a note which accompa-
nies my catalogue of the Montpelier garden, that the Cajan forms a particular genus much more nearly allied to
the French bean than to the Cytisi, and that it, in fact, belongs to the first of the sections which I have
just described. The seeds of Leguminbsa* present also many other anomalies more difficult to reduce to any
fixed laws : thus some are found which contain a rather large portion of fixed oil; such as the seed of the
.d'rachis hypoga^a, lately introduced into European agriculture, and that of Moringa pterygospcrma which pro-
duces oil of ben : there are some, of which the flavour and smell are rather powerful ; as the seed of Dipterix
or Coinnnrouna odbra of Aublet, which, under the name of Tonquin bean, is used for perfuming snuff: there
are others which, like the chick pea, have rather a bitter taste and exciting properties, and are on that
account administered for the jaundice. There are others again, like those of the And\ra, which are so bitter
as to be used in Java and Brazil as tonic, alexiteric, and vermifuge. In a word, are not the aperient and
diuretic properties which are observable in the herbage and the roots of many leguminous plants, such as
broom, beans, Ononis, Moringa pterygosperma, yfnthyllis cretica, &c., to be attributed to a modification of this
extractive principle ? There are, in another view, roots which are furnished with tubercles, that is to say, with
reservoirs of faecula, which furnish mankind with wholesome food, as we see in the Lathyrus tuberbsus, which
is eaten in Holland, the Z)61ichos tuberbsus, and the D. bulbosus, which the Indians use as food. The roots
of the liquorice have a sweet and mucilaginous taste, which is well known by every body, and which, united to
an acrid and rather exciting principle, causes it to be employed as a pectoral ; the analysis of this root,
published by M. Robiquet, proves that, independently of its woody skeleton, the same kind of amylaceous
faecula is found as in the tuberous roots of which we have just been speaking ; it is thence seen that the acrid
flavour of decoctions of liquorice depends on the small quantity of resinous oil which it contains, and that
its sweet properties are by no means analogous to common sugar, since it is insoluble in cold water, soluble in
warm water or in alcohol, not capable of fermentation, and docs not yield to the action of nitric acid any
of the known products of sugar. It may here be added, that the sugary flavour of liquorice, and its other
properties, are not confined to this genus ; they are found equally in the roots of JVifulium alplnum, vulgarly
called Mountain liquorice; in those of the Atirus precatdrius, from which a pectoral draught is prepared
in Hindoostan, called Velti, and in others. The barks of some trees of the leguminous class are remarkable
for their bitterness, and are used as febrifuges ; the different kinds of Geoffrbya and Andlra possess this bitter
and febrifugal quality in a remarkable degree ; in India, the bark of the Agati grandiflbra and of the
Guilandina Bonducella are employed for the same purpose. The barks of many leguminous plants are also
remarkable for their astringent qualities, caused by the quantity of tannin which they are found to contain ;
this is observable in the Acacia Catechu, and in the Acacia arabica, which is used for tanning leather,
and elsewhere. It is well known that almost all colouring matter proceeds from the extractive principle ; and
as it appears that this principle abounds in Leguminbsa?, we ought to find in them a considerable number of
the colors which are used by dyers : to this family, in fact, belong the principal blue colors, known by
the name of indigo, extracted from every kind of Indigofera, and from some Galegas ; and the red colors,
which are yielded by all the species of Cajsalpinia and of Haematoxylon. We may add the red juice, which is
drawn from the Pterocarpus draco and santalinus, under the name of sandal and of dragon's blood ; from
. '^eflr .frondbsa, under the name of gum lac ; and also from Dalbergwt Monetaria. These juices appear to
ift'er in many particulars, but their history and analysis are at present so far from being known, that it is
impossible to form a true estimate of the nature of their differences. But anomalies of this nature are far from
ng confined to the plants just mentioned. Among the exotic drugs employed in the arts they are very
common : such, for example, are the balsam of C'apivi, produced by the copaifera ; the balsam of Peru, which,

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

511

Mutis says, is obtained from Myrosp^rmum peruiferum, and the balsam of Tolu from M. toluiferum ; the
Cachou, which has been found to be almost pure tannin ; and which is supposed to be produced by Acacia
Catechu ; of the same character is that remarkable resin that is yielded by Hymen^v« Cotirbaril ; gum Arabic,
produced by the bark and roots of /Ickcia vera, Senegal, arabica, and others ; gum tragacanth obtained from
Astragalus creticus, gummifer, and verus ; and finally, manna, secreted by Alhugi Maurorum." Cuttings
and seeds ; some by division.

The arrangement of this tribe of plants has been found to be attended with much difficulty. By Limifeus,
and the writers who succeeded him, the number of genera was much smaller than those admitted by botanists
of the present age ; many additions have been made in consequence of the discovery of New Holland, and a
large number of subdivisions in old genera have been from time to time introduced by one writer or another.
To combine these scattered improvements under one uniform system has lately been attempted by the learned
botanist, from whom the foregoing extract has been taken. M Decandolle's method being here adopted,
it will be useful to explain the principles upon which it is founded. He divides Leguminosa? into two grand
divisions, the first of which consists of plants the radicle of whose seed is curved back upon the edge of the
cotyledons, and the second of those whose radicle and cotyledons are straight : the former are CURVE'MBRIJE,
the latter KBCTO/MBXl4fc, Tn the Curve'mbri<e, certain diversities in the structure of the calyx and corolla again
divide into two principal forms : one of which, comprehending all the genera with papilionaceous flowers,
is called Papilion'icea? ; and the other, consisting of a very small number of species, with one or two petals or
more, and an obscurely lobed calyx, is called Swartzie^a?. The last is not subdivided, but the Papilionacea?
resolve themselves into the two great tribes pointed out by M. Decandolle, namely, those with fleshy cotyle-
dons and eatable pulse, Sarcdloba: ; and those with foliacoous cotyledons and seeds which are not eatable,
Phylldlobce. Each of these is divisible by three, upon slight differences in the fructification. In Recttimbrice
two suborders, Mimosese and Cassalpineae, are formed upon variations in the aestivation of the calyx and
corolla; in the former, it is valvate, in the latter, imbricated; the first constitute a single tribe, the latter
divide into three, distinguished by less momentous peculiarities of structure. Having premised thus much,
the following tabular explanation will be intelligible : —

169. Div. I. CURVE'MBRI^E.

1962 Spartium L. 20

2101 Oxftropis Dec. *0 29

1963 Genista L. *38 0

2102 Astragalus L. *8 98

170. SUBORDER I. PAPILIO-

1964 Cytisus L. *33 0

2103 Guldenstae'dtai Fis. 0 1

NA^CEM.

1965 Adenocarpus Dec. 4 0

2104 Biserrula L. 01

171. Subdiv. i. PtiyU<Jlob<£.

1966 Onbnis L. 5 29

1967 Requiems Dec.

179. Tribe 3. HEDYSAXRE.E.

172. Tribe 1. SOPHO"IIE/E.
lig. 6. herb. 1 6. J 35 ft, ; £ 10| ft.

1968 ^nthyllis L. 0 14

180. Subtribe 1. Coromllea:.

12.S6 Myrospermum Jac.

175. Subtribe 2. Trifoliete.

lig. 2. herb. 29. 1 4J ft. ; £ 9 ft.

1237 Sop/ibra L. 44
1235 Edwards/,, Sal.
1238 Ormosia Jack.
1242 Virgilifl Lam. 1 0
1240 Macrotropis Dec.
1239 ^nagyris Ton.
3343 Piptanthus Stfft. I 0

lig. 5. herb. 291. i 15 ft. ; £ 30 ft.
2061 MedicagoL. *1 75
2062 Hymenocarpus Savi 0 3
2063 Trigonella L. *0 27
2064 Pocockz'rt Ser. 0 1
2065 3/elilbtus Tou. *1 27
2066 Trifblium Tou. *0 119

2i05 Scorpiurus L. 06
2106 CoronillaX. £ 6
2107 Astrolbbium Desv. 0 4
2108 Ornithopus L. *0 4
2109 Hippocrepis L. *0 8
2110 Securigera Dec. 0 1

1241 Thermopsis It. Br. 0 4
1244 Baptisia Ven. 0 8

2067 Dorycnium Tou. 3 4
2068 Z-btus L. *0 27

181. Subtribe 2. Euhedysarece.

1243 Cyclbpia Ven.

2069 Tetragonulobus Sco. 0 5

lig. 2. herb. 75. f4J ft.; £ 19 ft.

1245 Podalyria Lam.

3392 Hosackia Dou. 0 2

2111 Diphaca Lou.

1246 ChoriZ'>ma Lab.

2070 Carmichael/a R. Br.

2112 Pictetia Dec.

1247 Podolbbium It. Br.

1969 Cyamopsis Dec. 0 1

2113 Ormocarpum Beauv.

1248 Oxylobium Andr.

1976 Amicia H. & B.

1249 C'allistachys Ven.

176. Subtribe a Clitoris.

1977 Poiretz'rt Ven.

1250 Brachysema R. Br.
1251 Gompholobium Sm.

lig. 0. herb. 7. t 0 ft. ; j£ G| ft.
2071 Psoialea L. 05

2114 Myriadenus Desv.
1978 Zurm'a Gm.

1252 Burtbma R. Br.

2072 Indigofera L.

1979 Stylosanthes Swx.

1253 Jackson/a R. Br.

2073 Clitoria L.

1980 Adesmia Dec.

1254 Viminaria Sm.
1255 Spha?rolubium Sm.
1256 Abtus i'»«.

2074 Neurocarpum Desv.
2075 Cologaiua Kth.
£076 Galactia Br. 0 2

2115 ^,'schvnomene Z,. 01
2116 Smith/a H. K.
2117 Lourea Neck.

1257 DillwymVi Sm.

2077 Vilmorin/a Dec.

2118 Urtiria Desv.

1258 Eutaxia R. Br.

2078 Barbierza Dec.

2119 Nicolsbn/a Dec.

1259 Sclerothamnus 7?. Br.

1970 Pueraria Dec.

2120 Desm<\dium Dec 0 15

1260 Gastrolobium R. Br.

2079 Dumasza Dec.

2121 Dice>ma Dec.

1261 Euchllus R. Br.

2080 Glycinei.

2122 Tavernicra Dec.

1262 Pulten^V Sm.

2081 Chajtocalyx Dec.

2123 //edysarum Z<. 1 28

12fi3 Davieswi Sm.
1264 Mirbfelza Sm.
173. Tribe 2. LO^E/E.

177. Subtribe 4. Galvgece.
lig. 45. herb. 24. 184J fL;£13Aft.
1922 Petalostemum MX. 0 4

2124 Onobrychis Tou. *0 20
212.i5 Eleibtis Dec.
2126 Lespcdfez« MX. 1 ll

174. Subtribe 1. Genistece.
lig. 88. herb. 43. f 49 ft. ; £10Jft.

1971 Dalea L. 04
2082 Glycyrrhlza Tou. 0 8

1981 .E'benus L.
2127 Flemingia Rox.

1940 Hovert R. Br.
1941 Platylobium Sm.
1942 Platychilum Ate/aw.
1943 Bossi^Vi Ven.

1972 Galega Tou. 0 6
2083 Tephrosia Pers. 0 1
1973 Ainckpha L. 30
2084 NissbUYi Jac.

182. Subtribe 3. Alha«c<e.
2128 Alhagi Tou.
2129 Alysicarpus Neck.

1944 Goodia R. BrJ

1974 Mullera L.

2130 Bremontiera Dec.

1945 Scottw R. Br.

2085 Lonchocarpus //. fy B.

1946 Templetum'rt R. Br.

2086 Robin/a L. 17 0

183. Subdiv. ii. Sarcolobee.

1947 RafiuVz Thun.

2087 Sesbania Pers.

1948 Vascurt Dec.

2088 Asuti Rh.

184. Tribe 4. VICIE^.

1949 Borbom'rt L.

2089 Glottidium Desv.

/z>. 0. herb. 190. i 0 ft. ; £28£ ft.

2058 Achyrbnia W.
2059 Lipa'ria L.

1975 Piscidia L.
2090 Daubentonm Dec.

2131 Clcer Tou. 0 1
2132 Faba 7b«. 0 2

2060 Priestleva Dec.
1950 HallzYi thun.

2091 Caragana Lam. 16 0
2092 Halimode'ndron Fis. 3 0

2133 Ficia TOM. *0 74
2134 £'rvum /.. »0 10

1951 Heylandja Dec.
1952 Crotalaria /,.

2093 Diphysa Jac.
2094 Calophaca Fis. 1 0

2135 Pisum Tou. *0 12
2136 Lathyrus I, *0 51

1953 Hvpocalyptus Thun.
1954 Viborg/V/ Spr.
1955 Loddiges/rt B. M.
1957 Dichllus Dec.

2095 Colatea /,. 5 0
2096 Sph^rosphysa Dec. 0 1
2097 SwainsunzYz SaL
2098 Lessert/rt Dec.

2137 OYhrug Pf»-s. 0 1
2138 O'robus Tou. *0 37
2139 Platystylis Suit. 0 2

1956 LebeckzYi Thun

2099 Sutherland^ H. K.

185. Tribe 5. PHASEO\E*.

1958 Sarcophyllum Thun.
1<)59 yfspalathus L.

178. Subtribe 5. Astragaleee.

li^.S. A«*.71. 13ift.; £19Jft.

I960 t/*lex L. *5 0
lt'61 Staurocanthus Lk. 1 0

lig. 8. herb. 139. t 5 ft. ; £20£ft.
2110 Phaca L. 0 JO

2140 Avbrus L.
2141 Swcfetw Dec.

512

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

£142 Micranthus Pair.

1982 R6th/a Pers. 0 1

1983 Teramnus Br.

2143 Amphicarpa Ell, 0 3

2144 Kenn fed/a Ven.

2145 Rhynchbsia Lou. 0 2

2146 Fagelia Neck.

2147 Wistaria Nut 3 0

2148 /4Npios Boer. 0 1
2141 Phaseolus L. 0 29

2150 A'mphodus Lindl.

2151 Sbia Moen.

2152 Dolichos L. 07

2153 Vigno Savi. 0 1

2154 Lublab Adan.

2155 Pachyrhlzus Rich.

2156 Parochetus //awi.

2157 Dioclea Kth.

2158 Psophocarpus Neck.

1984 Canav&lia Dec.

2159 Muctona Adan. & Dec.

2160 Cajanus Dec.

1985 Lupinus Tbw. 0 27

2161 Cylista H. K,

2162 Erythrlna L.

2163 Rudolphza W.

2164 Butea Rox.

186. Tribe 6. DALBERGIE^

2165 Pongcimia Ven.

2166 DalWrgw* Rox.

1986 Pterocarpus L.

2167 Drepanocarpus Mey.

2168 Ecastaph^llum Br.

1987 ^meriranum Br.

1988 -Brya .Br.

187. SUBORDER II. SWART-

ZIE^JE, or Tribe 7.
1591 Swartzz'a W.
1291 Baphia Aft.

J88. Div. II. RECTE'MBRI^].
189. SUBORDER III. MIMCf-

SEM, or Tribe 8
lig. 1. herb.O. 110 feet
2838 Entada Adan.

2834 Mimosa L.

1286 Gagnettna Neck.
2833 J'nga Plu.
1939 Parkz'a R. Br

2835 Schrankia W.
743 Darlingtbn*a Dec.

2836 Desmanthus W.
1281 Adenanthera L.

1283 Prosopis L.

1284 Lagonychium Bieb.

2837 Acacia Neck. 1 0

190. SUBORDER IV.
PI'XEM.

Tribe 9. GE6FFREJE.

2169 ^'rachis L.

2170 Foandzeia Thou.

2171 Andira Lam.

2172 Geoffr&yo W.
1938 Brownea Jac.
2174 Dipterix Schreb.

191. Tribe 10.
Kg. 17. herb. 3. J 51 ft. ;
1279 Moringa Dec.

193. ORDER LXVIII.

5 ft.

2884 Gleditschta L. 12

0

2800 Gymnocladus Lam. 1

0

1278 Guilandlna J.

1277 Coulteria Kth.

1275 Cajsalpim'a Plu.
1285 Erythrophleum Af%.

1274 Poinciawa L.

1276 Reichardza Roth

1280 Hoffmans£gg^'a Cav.
1287 Hasmatoxylon L.

1273 Parkinsonza L.

1282 CMia Forsk.

2885 Ceratonia L.

1290 Hardwickz'a Rox.

1139 Jones?'a Rox.

1289 Tachygalia Aub.

1989 Tamarlndus L.

1271 Cassia L. 0

3

12b'7 Omphalbbium Jac.

1266 Schutja Jac.

1288 CopaiferaZ,.

1270 Cynometra L.

2173 Parivba Aub.

109 Outea Aub.

108 Vouapa Aub.

1269 Hymen«\j L.

1268 Bauhima Plu.

1265 C£rcis L. 4

0

34 Codarium Vahl

192. DOUBTFUL.

1990 Phyllolobium Fis.

Genera 46, Species 783 ; Hot-house Species 12 ; Green-house Species 73 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 478;

#aro> Herbaceous Species 219. J 199|feet; £28ffeet; ^0 feet.

With the exception of Chrysobalaneae and Sanguisorbese, this order is so uniform in its appearance, that
flbsa, the type from which all the other genera are to be considered variations, when justly understood, will
be found to contain every form of structure which is essential to the order. Having stated this, it will be at

the pear belong to Pyrus, the apricot to .drmenlaca, the plum to Pr tinus, the peach and the nectarine i
Eriobotrya produces the loquat, il/e'spilus the medlar, and, finally, the quince is borne by the Cydbnia. The
medical powers of many plants of this order are not less active than their fruit is excellent. The principal of

once obvious, that if the other genera have such close affinity to ttbsa, they must also bear a great analogy in
beauty. And this is, indeed, the fact, ^my'gdalus and Pr&nus among trees, and Potentilla, G£um, and
others, among herbaceous genera, rival the rose in their blossoms, and, in many particulars, surpass that most
lovely of all flowers in foliage and general appearance. But it is not for charms alone of smell, or blossom, or
foliage, that this order has fixed itself so high in the estimation of mankind. It has also the rare merit of
comprehending all the most important of the fruits of the temperate regions of the world. Thus the apple and

to Pr finus, the peach and the nectarine to Persica ;

inally, the

ve than th<

these is the well-known Prussic acid, which exists in abundance in the leaves and kernels of many genera,
especially of Primus and y<my"gdalus : it is the basis of Laurel water, which, when taken in small doses, acts
either as a violent purgative or as an emetic ; and, in stronger doses, is said to destroy irritability without
exciting inflammation ; these properties, however, although thus dangerous in the distilled water of the laurel
and other similar plants, can scarcely be said to exist in any important quantity in the plants in a state of
nature. The kernel of the bitter almond, for example, in which the Prussic acid is more abundant than usual,
is used for many culinary and other purposes without any bad effect. There are, however, cases in which it
is said to be dangerous to eat the fresh leaves or kernel ; as in the Ctirasus virginiana, the leaves and fruit of
which are reputed in the United States to be poisonous to certain animals. Besides the Prussic acid, there are
several other principles which abound in the order. All Drupaceze yield a gum which is nearly allied to gum
Arabic, and which affords a strong evidence of the affinity that exists between Rosacese and Leguminosse.
A great deal of astringency is found in many species, whence different parts have been occasionally employed
as febrifuges, and as remedies for haemorrhage, diarrhoea, and dysentery. The root of the Tormentilla is used
for tanning in the Ferro Isles ; and that of the Capollim cherry in Mexico. The bark of C«5rasus virginiana
is used as a febrifuge in the United States ; Potentilla r£ptans has been praised for the same properties. The
root of Gfeum urbanum has been found, by Milandi and Moretti, to contain one eleventh of its weight
of tannin ; it has been used both in America and Europe as a substitute for Jesuit's bark. The leaves of
Dryas octopetala in the north of Europe, of jRubus arcticus in Norway, of Primus spinbsa and Cerasus avium,
and of /i6sa rubiginbsa, have been manufactured into a sort of substitute for tea. The bark of the root of
Giltenia trifoliata is remarkable in having, in addition to the astringency already mentioned, an emetic
property, on which account it is employed in North America as Ipecacuanha. It is said, that a similar power
exists in other Spiraeas. Cutting, division, and seeds ; by grafts, budding, and inarching.
It must not be omitted, that the order Rosaceae nearly answers to the Icosandria of Linnseus.

194. Tribe 1. CHRYSOBALA^NEJE.
1503 Chrysobilanus L.
1 143 Parinartum J.
1431 Grangena Com.

653 Hirtella W.

195. Tribe 2. AMYGDA'LE^
lig. 96. herb. 0. 1 109|ft

1498 ^m^gdalus Tou. 12

1499 Persica Tou. 7

1500 ^Irmeniaca Tou. 7

1501 Prunus Tou. *20

1502 Cerasus J. *50

196. Tribe 3. SPIR^AVEJE.
lig. 37. herb. 16.
3366 P6rsh«a Dec.

1531 Ken-fa Dec. 1 0
1515 Spiraea L. *35 14
1516 Giirenia Moen. 0 2

197. Tribe 4. NEURA^DEJE.
1412 Grielum L.

198. Tribe 5. DRYA^DE^E.

lig. 64. kerb. 171. 16/Jft. ; £ 22£ft.
15*5 Dryas L. *2 0
1530 Geum L. *0 22
1537 Sievtrsw W. 06
1536 Coluria R. Br. 0 1
1514 Waldstcinia W. 0 1
1525 Comar.'.psis Rich. 0 2
1523 7?ubus /,. *58 7
1524 Dalibarda L. 01

1526 Fragaria Tou. *0 14
1529 Tormentilla i. *0 2
1528 Potentilla L. *4 97
1527 Comarum L. *0 1
924 Sibbaldirt L. *0 6
1438 Agrimbnia Tou. *0 9
1209 Arembnia Dec. 0 1
3349 Horkeha Cham. 0 1

199. Tribe 6. SANfimstfRBE^?.
lig. 0. herb. 32. $ 0 ft. ; f 13 ft.
337 Alchemilla L. *0 11
1467 Cephalbtus Lab.
82 A catena L. 08
3280 Margyrocarpus R. Sf P.
338 Sanguisorba L. *0 8
2655 Poterium L. *0 5
2812 ClifiRirtia L.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

200. Tribe?.
Ztg. 145. herb. 0.
1522 fl&sa Tou.

J 81 ft
*145 0

201. Tribe 8. POMAXCEJS.

Kg. 137. herb. 0. f 128 ft.

1506 CratsNgus £. *58 0

1509 Photinia Lindl.

1510 Eriobotrya Lindl.

1513 Cotoneaster Med. 5 0

1512 Amelunchicr Med. 4 0

1505 3/espilus L. *4 0

1507 Pyrus L. *58 0

1508 Cydbnia Tou. 1 0

202. ORDER LXIX. CALYCA NTHE^E.

Genera 2, S/*>c/« 8 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; /farrfy Ligneous Species 8 ;

ffardy Herbaceous Species 0. 121 feet ; £ 0 feet ; & 0 feet.

Beautiful hardy early-flowering shrubs, natives of North America and Japan, with sweet-scented yellowish
or lurid purple flowers, which are either axillary or terminal, and simple opposite exstipulate feather-nerved
leaves. The wood, leaves, and flowers of Calyeanthus floridus are sweet-scented, hence it is called American
allspice. The order differs from Kosaceai in the form of the embryo, and from Granite* in the imbricate
asstivation of the calyx ; from both, in the absence of petals, and in the numerous divisions of the calyx.
Cuttings and layers.

1532 Calyc'mthus L. 5 0 | 1534 Chimonanthus Lindl. 3 0

£03. OHDERLXX. GRANAXTE^.

Genus 1, Species 5 ; Hoi-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 4 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £20 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =& 0 feet.

This order consists of only one genus, the well-known pomegranate, which is well worth a place in every
garden, on account of its beautiful scarlet flowers. It differs from Myrtacea? in the leaves being destitute of
pellucid dots, as well as in the seeds being enveloped in pulp ; from Calycanthea; in the calyx being valvate
in aestivation ; and from Memecyleae in the stamens being indefinite. Cuttings, layers, or seeds.

1497 Piinica W.

0

204. ORDER LXXI. MEMECY'LEJE.

Genera 3, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 4 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 0 feet j £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

Tropical shrubs or trees, with opposite entire smooth exstipulate leaves destitute of dots, axillary or terminal
bluish-violet or white flowers, and edible fruit. It is a very doubtful order. Cuttings.

1195 Memecylon L.

| 3346 Mourlria J.

| 1364 Petaldma Swz.

205. ORDER LXXII. COMBRETA^CE^E.

Genera 7, Species 39 ; Hot-house Species 37 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet.

Ctombretum and Quisqu-ilis are among the most splendid of the climbing plants of the tropics, adorning the
trees from which they depend with garlands of white and crimson, and yellow. The bark of Buclda Buceras
is used with success in Guiana for tanning leather. The juice of Terminalia vernix is employed by the Chinese
as a varnish ; it is, however, caustic, and its exhalation dangerous ; benzoin is the produce of Terminalia
Benzoin. The kernel of several species is eaten as a nut, and the expressed oil has the remarkable quality ol
not becoming rancid. Cuttings.

206. Tribe 1. TERMINALIE^.

1367 Buclda L.
2864 Terminalia L.
1354 Getbnia Rox.
3347 Poivrea Com.

713 Conocarpus Jac.
207. Tribe 2.

1203 CombretumZ.
1355 Quisqu&lis L.

208. ORDER LXXIII. VOCHYSIEMI.

Genus 1, Species I; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Fine trees and shrubs, natives of tropical America, with terminal panicled or thyrsoid racemes of yellow
flowers, and opposite or whorled entire feather-nerved leaves, each furnished with two stipulas at the base.
This order agrees with Combretaceae in having convolute cotyledons and inverted seeds, and with Onagrariae,
particularly with the genus Lopezt'a, in the flowers being monandrous, or, if triandrous, two of the anthers
are always sterile. Cuttings.

21 Voch$sia Poir.

209. ORDER LXXIV. RHIZOPHONEIEJE.

Genera 2, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. ± 0 feet; £ 0 feet; ^ 0 feet.

The mangroves are plants of arborescent stature, which are remarkable, in tropical countries, for growing
upon the shores of the sea and rivers, even as far as low water. The seeds have the singular property of
germinating, while enclosed within the capsule and adhering to their parent, and pushing forth a long fusiform
radicle, which lengthens till it reaches the soil, where it takes root, and forms a new individual The bark of
Rhizophora gymnorluza, which is very astringent, is used in India for dyeing black. Cuttings,
1428 Rhizophora Z. | 1430 Carattia Rox.

210. ORDER LXXV. LOPHI'REJE.

Genus 1. Species 1 : Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. } 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; Jfe 0 feet.

A very doubtful order, containing only one genus. A beautiful shrub, native of Sierra Leone, wi-th terminal
corymbs of white flowers, and a one-leaved permanent calyx. Leaves long, entire, and coriaceous. Seeds.

1504 Lophira Banks

211. ORDER LXXVI. ONAGRA'RIvE.

Genera 14, Species 146 ; Hot-house Species 15 ; Green-house Species 32 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 99. f 0 feet ; j^22| feet ; * 3 feet.

A very well defined order, generally known by its pollen cohering, by a sort of filamentous substance,
an inferior polyspermous ovarium, a tetrasepalons tetrapetalous flower, with a definite number of stamens, and

L 1

514

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

a single slyle. From this form there are some anomalous variations, such as Clrcas^* and Lopfezztf, which are,
however, easily reconciled to the usual structure of the order. Most of the genera are preeminently beauti-
ful; as Epilbbium, ffinothera, and Fuchsw, which are old favorites among gardeners. The properties of
Onagraria? are little known, and probably very weak. The leaves of JussiasVz peruviana are used as an emol-
lient poultice, the seed of Trapa natans as an eatable nut, and the root of GJnothfera biennis as a sort of
salad. Cuttings and seeds.

212. Tribe 1. MONTINIE\E.
2762 Montinm L.
? 1462 Visnea L
P1187 Gelaiowr.

213. Tribe 2. FUCHSIE\E.
1188 F&chsm L.

214. Tribe 3. ONA^RE^.

lig. 0. herb. 86. £ 22 ft. ; *=3 ft.
1186 Epilobium L. - *0 23

1184 GauraL. 0 4
1183 ffinothera L. *0 58
1185 Clark/a Ph. 0 1

215. Tribe 4. JUSSIEU\E.
lig. 0. herb. 5. £o|ft.

1353 Jussietirt L.
404 Ludwigia L. 04
340 Isnarda L. *0 1

216. Tribe 5. CIRC^^E.
lig. 0. herb. 7. £4| ft.
18 Lopfezia Cav. 0 4
85 Circa2\z L. *0 3

217. Tribe 6. HYDROCA^YBS.
lig. 0. herb. 1. * 1 ft,
403 Trapa L. 01

2ia ORDER LXXVII. HALORA'GEjE.

Genera 7, Species 12 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 9. $ 0 feet ; £ 3 feet ; =|=4£feet

Obscure weeds, chiefly distinguished from Onagraria* by their naked and solitary ovula. They are natives
of moist places or ponds, in various parts of Europe and North America. Some of the species of Haloragis are
tropical. They are not known to possess any medicinal properties. Division and seeds, sometimes by cuttings.

219. Tribe 1. CERCODIA"NJE.

lig. 0. herb. 5. £ 3ft,; *=3ft.
2622 Serpicula L.

420 Gonocarpus Thun. 0 1
1224 Haloragis Worst.

299 Proserpinaca L. 0 2

2652 Myrioph^llum *0 2

220. Tribe 2. CALLITRICHI'NEJS.

lig. 0. herb. 3. =*=l|ft
28 Callitriche W. *0 3

22]. Tribe 3. HIPPURI'DE*;.

Kg.O. herb. I. =fe3ft.
24 tfippuris L. *0 1

222. ORDER LXXVIII. CERATOPHY'LLE^.

Genus 1, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy J 'Agneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. JO feet ; £ 0 feet ; gfe 3 feet.

Aquatic plants, with the habit of Myriophy'llum. The order consists only of Ceratophyllum, which contains
two species, both natives of lakes and ditches in Britain. Seeds.

2651 Ceratophyllum L. *0 2

£23. ORDER LXXTX. LYTHRARIE^E or SALICA^RI^E.

Genera 11, Species 61 ; Hot-house Species 23; Green-house Species 13; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 25. £ 0 feet ; £ 10| ft. ; *= 1 foot.

Most of these are very showy plants, in particular the genera iythrum and Lagerstroe^mm, which are the
representatives of the order. They are chiefly natives of temperate climates, on mountains and among bushes.
Peplis is a common bog plant in England. Heimz'a is remarkable for its yellow flowers. Little is known of
the properties of Salicariae ; they are mostly astringent ; the common Salicaria is used in inveterate diarrhoeas ;
a species of iythrum is used in Mexico as a vulnerary and astringent ; and Lawsbnm, which is used by the
Turkish women to stain their nails, is also supposed to possess similar properties. There is a plant of this order
called Hanchinpl in Mexico, which is said to possess much more remarkable powers than any of the preceding ;
its expressed juice, taken in doses of four ounces, excites violent perspiration and secretion of urine, and ia
said to cure venereal disorders in an incredibly short space of time. Cutting, division, and seeds.

224. Tribe 1. SALICARIE\E.

Kg. 0. herb. 25. £10| ft. ;*= 1 ft
1100 Peplis L. ' *o 2

397 Ammannia L. 0 12

1451 iythrum L. *0 9

1454 Cuphea P. Br.
1365 Acisanthera J.
1453 Heimza Lk.
1452 Nesa3\* Com.
3348 Decadon Gm

1180 Lawsoma L.
1150 Grislea L.

225. Tribe 2. LAGERSTR(EMIE\E.
1587 Lagerstrce^nua L.

226. ORDER LXXX. TAMARISCI'NEJE.

Genus 1, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 17J ft. ; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet

Shrubs, rarely herbs, with twiggy branches, small entire scale-like leaves which are usually glaucous, and
small white or rose-coloured flowers which are disposed in spikes or racemose spikes. This order differs from
Onagrariae in the ovary being free, and in the imbricate aestivation of the calyx ; and from Lythrariea? in the
petals being inserted at the bottom of the calyx, as well as in its aestivation. The species are natives of
Europe, Asia, and Africa. Some of the kinds of Tamarix have an astringent tonic bark, and yield, when
burnt, a large proportion of sulphate of soda. Cuttings.

899 Tamarix L.

*3

227. ORDER LXXXI. MELASTOMA^CE^E.

Genera 12, Species 76 ; Hot-house Species 69 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 4. 1 0 feet; £ 2 feet ; * 0 feet.

All these are remarkable as handsome tropical shrubs or trees, with large purple or white flowers, and leaves
with several costa?, or nerves as they are incorrectly termed. The genera admitted in the body of the work
are those received by the greater part of previous writers ; they have been much increased, and apparently
with great propriety, by Mr. D. Don. The species are generally ill treated in collections, where they are not
unfrequently to be found under the form of sickly stunted plants, instead of noble broad-leaved spreading
shrubs, with masses cf brilliant flowers. To be grown well they require much heat, much moisture during the
summer, and much pit-room and head-room. The fruit of true Melastomas is a fleshy insipid juicy berry,
which is for the most part eatable, and is often so deep a black as to dye the teeth and mouths of those who
eat it. They are nearly related to Myrtaceas, from which they differ in the want of essential oil, and of the
dot-like reservoirs of the leaves which contain it. The juice of the- Waves of Micoma succosa and alata is used
as a lotion for recent wounds by the inhabitants of Guiana. Cuttings and seeds.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

515

228. Tribe 1. LAVOISIEVUE.E.
1363 Meriana Swz.

229. Tribe 2.

lig. 0. herb. 4. £ 2 ft.
1182. .RhexiaZ. 0

230. TribeS. OSBE'CKI*:.

1181 Osbeckza L.
1356 Melastoma L.
1360 Pleroma D. Don
1JG2 Acibtis £>. Z>0»

231. Tribe 4. MFCONIE\E.

1359 Clidemirt D. Don

1361 Tocbcn Aub.

1358 Chitbnia D.Don

3345 Chatogastra Dec.

1357 Mirbnia R. & P.

1425 Blakea L.

ORDER LXXXII. ALANGIE\E.

Genus 1, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Ifardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 32| ft. ; £ 0 feet; i 0 feet.

Showy trees, natives of India, with the branches usually spinescent, alternate exstipulate ovate-lanceolate,
acuminate feather-nerved quite entire leaves, and the flowers which are white rising in fascicles from the
axilla? of the leaves; the fruit is edible. The order only consists of one genus; it differs from Myrtacea? in the
petals being more numerous and in the anthers being adnate, as well as in the fruit being one-celled. Cuttings.

1494 Aldngium J.

233. ORDER LXXXIII. PHILADE'LPHEJE.

Genera 2, Species 18 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 18 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 7 feet ; £ 0 feet ; i 0 feet.

This consists at present of a single genus, which was formerly referred to Myrtaceae, but which has lately
been separated with much acuteness by Mr. Don. The species are hardy ornamental shrubs, natives of North
America, with white flowers; in some cases fragrant. Nothing is known of their properties. Cuttings and
layers.

1479 Philadelphus L. 15 0 | 1433 Decumaria L. 30

234. ORDER LXXXIV MYRTAVCE^.

Genera 37, Species 293 ; Hot-house Species 85 ; Green-house Species 208 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 0 feet; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet.

Dotted leaves with marginal ribs, and an inferior ovarium and single style, are the great features of
Myrtaceaa. They are all fine evergreen shrubs or trees, generally bearing white flowers, and in the first section
producing fleshy fruit. It is there that the Allspice, the Clove, the Rose-apple, and the Guava find their
station, by the side of the common myrtle. The section with capsular fruit comprehends, with the exception
of the gigantic Eucalyptuses, almost wholly handsome hard-wooded New Holland or South Sea shrubs, with
white or crimson flowers and stamens : yellow flowers are very uncommon. The volatile oil contained in the
little reservoirs of the bark, the leaves, and the floral envelopes, gives these plants the fragrance which has
caused them to be celebrated by poets of all ages. It is very aromatic, a little acrid, and slightly tonic and
stimulant, whether it is under the form of Cajeputi oil, the produce of Melaleuca Leucadendron, or of oil of
cloves or of myrtle. In the clove this oil is so abundant as to constitute nearly a fifth of the whole weight of
the calyxes that produce it. There is also a considerable proportion of astringent principle in these plants ; in
the bark of Afyrtus U'gni and multifiora of Chile, and Jambbsa malaccensis, it is so abundant as to render a
decoction of those plants of great use in cases of dysentery. Eucalyptus resinifera produces an astringent
subresinous substance resembling gum kino. The leaves of the Chilian myrtles, Leptospermum scoparium,
and some other species, have been used as substitutes for tea. Cuttings and seeds.

235. Tribe 1. CHAMJELANCHIE^JE.
1495 Calytrix Lab.
1931 Comesperma Lab.
1372 DarwiniYi Rud.

236. Tribe 2. LEPTOSPE'RME^E.
237. Subtribel. Melaleucete.

2180 Tristania R. Br.

2182 Beaufort jo R. Br.

2183 Billbt/Vz Coll.

2181 Calothamnus Lab.
2179 Melaleuca /,.
3393 Astartea Dec.

2184 Eudesmia R. Br.

238. Subtribe 2. Euleptospermece.
1493 Eucalyptus Herit.

1483 Callistemon R. Br.
1482 Metrosideros Gae.

3360 Angophora Cav.

3361 Acmena Dec.

1480 Leptospermum Forst.

1481 Fabrici« Gae.
1172 Bas'ckm L.

'239. Tribe 3. MY'RTE<E.

1485 Nelitris Gae.

1484 Psidium L.

1489 Myrtus L.

3364 Myrcia Dec

3365 Syztigium Gae.
U92 Otfnthia Lindl.
1491 Pimenta Lindl.

1490 Calyptranthes Sum.

1488 Caryophyllus L.
1487 Eugema L.
3363 Jambbsa Rum.
3362 Josslnia Com.

240. Tribe 4. BARRINGTONIE^/E.

2039 BarringtoiuV* Forst

2040 Stravadium J.

2041 Gustav/o L.

241. Tribe 5. LECYTIU'DE/E.
1588 Lecythis /,.
1586 Bertholetm H. & B.
1 2042 Careya Rox.

242. DOUBTFUL.
I 1427 Agathophyllum J.

243. ORDER LXXXV. CUCURBITANCE^.

Genera 18, Species 123 ; Hot-house Species 27 ; Green-house Species 54 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0
Hardy Herbaceous Species 42. £ 0 feet; £ 41£ ft. ; ^0 feet.

of the gourd, the melon, and the cucumber, succulent climbing vegetables, the fruit of
us many of our comforts and necessities. The importance of the gourd in hot countries
ree, where, from the nature of the climate, few of those culinary vegetables that are so

Here is the station of the
which administers to

is of the highest degree, , . .

abundant in the north can be made to succeed. Among these tribes of climbing annuals, the papaw tree is a
remarkable deviation from the ordinary character of the vegetation. Its fruit, however, and flowers are in all
respects those of Cucurbitacea?. The fruit is mostly sweet, watery, refreshing, and pleasant to the palate ; but
the coloquintida gourd, the spirting cucumber, and the Trichosanthes amara, are all possessed of violent
bitter drastic, purgative qualities, which are, indeed, to be found, in a slight degree, even in the mildest of
the eatable gourds. M. Decandolle observes, that as the violent action of the Colocinth resin is much
softened by the mixture with it of gum, it is probable that the difference in the fruits of the order depends
upon the different proportions between these two substances. The seeds of the gourd, like those of the
passion-flower, possess none of the properties of the pulp; they are sweet and nutty, and readily form an
emulsion The roots of the bryonv are purgative, but also contain a wholesome fa?cula. It is said that the roots
of a species of bryony are eaten "in Abyssinia, after being merely boiled. There are some Cucurbitacea?, the
roots of which are intensely bitter ; those of one of this description are used in Peru, to remove the pains
attendant upon inveterate venereal disorders. Seeds.

0695 Lagenaria Ser. 0 6 2701 Elaterium L. 02

2699 Cucumis L. 06 2697 Momurdica L. 0 1
2630 Lt'jfa Cav. 0 1 2703 Neurospenna Rafi. 0 i
2860 Benincasa Savi 2702 Sechium Br.

2704 tfrybnia L. *0 2 2591 A/cloth ria L. 02

2700 Sicyos L. 05 2694 Trichosanthes L.

LI 2

2696 Ceratosanthes Brm.
2832 JoJliffiVi Boj.
2698 Cuci'irbita L. 0

2589 ^4nguria Tou.
720 Gronbv*a L.
P2801 CaricaL.

16

516

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

24 1. ORDER LXXXVL PASSIFIATRE.2E.
Genera 6, Species 83 ; Hot-house Species 75 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £3* feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet

The beauty of Passifloras is well known ; they aro remarkable for the singular arrangement of the stamens
and pistillum upon a column surrounded by several lines of circumvallation, formed by as many rows of
barren thread-like colored stamens, which are popularly called the rays. The fruit of several species of
passion-flower is filled with pleasant acidulated pulp, on which account they are eaten as dessert fruit. It is
not known that they possess any medical properties. The station of the order is not settled ; it is undoubtedly
very near Cucurbitkceaj. Cuttings and seeds.

very near Cucurbit

245. Tribe 1.
1616 Smeathmannw* Sol

246. TribeS. PASSIFLORJS \E\UE.

Kg. 3. hcrb.O. £3* ft.
1923 Passiflora L. 30

1924 Murucuia 3.

1925 TacsbniaJ.
3389 Diseinma Lab.
2773 MocUcca Jac.

247. ORDER LXXXVII. LOAVSE^.
Genera 5, Species 12 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 5. £ 0 feet; £5£ feet ; * 0 feet

Nothing is known of the qualities of this order. It consists of succulent cut-leaved plants, generally covered
with asperities or rigid stinging hairs, and yellow or white flowers. They are all natives of America, and
handsome annuals. A very few of them are climbers. Cuttings and seeds.
1477 Bartbnm Sims I 2193 Lodsa Adan. 0 3 I 1478 Mentzfelia L.

2i9t Blumenbfcclua Schr. 0 1 j 2195 Scyphanthus Swt. 0 1 |

248. ORDER LXXXVI II. TURNERIAXCEJE.

Genus 1, Species 12 ; Hot-house Species 10 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. f 0 feet ; £ 3 feet ; gb 0 feet.

This order consists only of two genera, Turnena and Piriqui-ta ; they are small suffruticose or herbaceous
plants, chiefly natives of tropical America, with alternate exstipulate leaves, and axillary yellow flowers,
emulating those of Helianthemum. The order is chiefly distinguished from Leases in the stamens being
equal in number with the petals, and inserted at the bottom of the calyx, not in the throat of the tube as in
that order. Cuttings or seeds.

900 Turnferia L. 02

249. ORDER LXXXIX. PORTULAVCE,E.

Genera 10, Species 55 ; Hot-house Species 21 ; Green-house Species 14 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 20. ± 0 feet; £ 5 feet ; =*= 1± feet

With the exception of Tallnum and Calandrinia, and a few species of Claytoma, the whole of this order
consists of insignificant weedy plants, of no beauty, and little use. ClaytomYz perfoliata and common purslane,
which are occasionally used as salads, being the only species of a useful kind. They are chiefly herbaceous
plants, frequenting dry barren situations, or the sea-shore of all parts of the world ; all are insipid and
inodorous, and destitute, as far as is known, of medicinal properties. Cuttings and seeds.

1374 Trianthema L.

1447 Portul\ca L.

1449 ^nacampseros Ehrh.

1448 Tallnum Adan.

3357 Calandrinia H. & B.
1450 Phacosperma Hate.
907 Portulac&ria Jac.

250. ORDER XC. PARONYCHIE^E.

696 ClaytomVi W.
294 M6nti« L.
? 1144 JLimeum L.

253. Tribe 3. POLYCARPJ-;V.E.

255. TribeS. QUERIANCEJS.

lig. 0. herb. 6. £2jft.

lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 1 ft.

1

3

114 Orteg/a L. 02
291 Polycarpon L. 02

297 Quer/a Loe. 0

22 Pollichm W.

30 Mniarum Forst.

256. Tribe 6. MINUARTIE^^E,

\.
6

738 Lahayrt R. & S. 0 2

lig. 0. herb. 5. £ 2 ft.

1

4
6

254. Tribe 4. SCLERA'NTHE*:.
lig.O. herb. 3. £ 2 ft.

296 Minuartm L. 0
99 Lreflingj'a L. 0

1

1375 Scleranthus L. 03

Genera 16, Species 58; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 15 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 37. j* 1 foot ; £ 65 feet ; ^ 1 foot.

This order consists chiefly of small insignificant weedy, herbaceous, or suffrutescent plants, with the
exception of Corrig'ipla, 2'elfephmwz, /ll^cebrum, and a few species of Lahaya. The flowers are small,
white or greenish-white, sometimes axillary and sometimes disposed in terminal cymes, the leaves are small
and entire. The order differs from Portulaces in the stamens being opposite the lobes of the calyx, not
alternate with them. Cuttings, seeds.

251. Tribe 1. TELEPHIEVJE.
lig. 0. herb. 4. £ 2 ft.

904 TelephzMTw L. 0

905 Corriglola L. *0

252. Tribe 2. ILLECE'BRE/E.
lig. 1 . herb. 17. f 1 ft.; £ 5 ft; ^ 1 ft.

813 Herniaria L. *1

730 Anychia MX. 0

726 711£cebrum L. *0

728 JParonychia Tou. 0

3351 Larbrea HiL *0

257. ORDER XCI. CRASSULATEJE.
Genera 22, Species 263 ; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 168 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 •

Hardy Herbaceous Species 87. J 0 feet; £13 feet; gt 1| feet

Herbs or small shrubs with fleshy leaves, and beautiful red, orange, yellow, or white flowers Natives of
all parts of the world. The order is chiefly distinguished from Ficoidese in the embryo being straight not
curved. Cuttings, seeds, sometimes by division.
258. Tribe 1. CRASSUVLE^E, or
CRASSULA^CE^; LEGITIMJE.

lig. 0. herb. 86. £l3ft. ;

417 Till^a L.

418 BulMrda Dec.
1147 Septas L.
3367 Lewis/a Ph.

915 Cr&ssula /..

916 Turgbsia Haw.

260. ORDER XCII. FICOI'DE^.
Genera 8, Species 443 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 432 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 3. £ 3| feet ; £ 3 feet ; ^ 0 feet

These are all plants with a greater or less degree of succulence; the Mesembryanthemums and Hymen6-
gyne are well-known dry-stove plants, many of which are beautiful in the highest degree. Of the former

B*, (

1.-E.

>r

917 Globulea Haw.
918 Curtogvne Haw.

1220 Bryophyllum Sal.
1410 Sedum L. *0 64

-*-1

f*.

919 Vauanthes Haw.

S418 Rhod'iola L. *0 2

= M
*0

it.
2

913 Larochea Dec.
914 Kalosanthes Haw.

1468 Sempervlvum L. *0 10
1469 Monanthes Haw.

0

1

1409 6'otyledon L.
3356 Echevferia Dec.

0 1

259. Tribe 2. CRASSULA^CEJS

0

1

3354 Umbilicus Dec.

*0 4

ANOMALY.

3355 Pistorinia Dec.

0 1

fig. 0. herb. 1. £ 2 ft.

1219 Kalanchbe Adan.

1411 Penthbrum W. 0 1

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT. 517

of these two, the flowers are of all colors, many of the most vivid hues, and remarkable for expanding
only bcne;ith bright sunshine; this phenomenon, indeed, is common to the whole order. Tetrag^nia expinsa,
Sesuvium Portulacastrum, and Mesembryanthemum edule, are excellent substitutes for summer spinach. A
large quantity of saline matter is contained in all of them ; in Reaumuria vermiculata a substance is secreted,
which has been found by chemical analysis to consist of muriate of soda and nitrate of potash. The whole
order grows in very dry or saline places, in the temperate regions of the world. Four fifths of the whole are
natives of the Cape of Good Hope. The leaves of the different species of Mesembryanthemum oft'er the most
remarkable instances of figure known in the vegetable world. Cuttings, offsets, division, or seeds

261. GENUINE. I 1519 Tetragonia L. I 262. SPL^RI-E.

lig. 0. herb. 3. £ 3 ft 1517 Sesbvium L. lig. 3. herb, a 13|ft

1520 Mesembryanthemum £.03 1518 ^»zoon L. 1607 Reaumur/a L.

1521 Hymenogyne Haw. | I*64 Glinus L. \ 1446 Nitraria L. 3 0

263. ORDER XCIII. CA'CTEJE or OPUNTIA^CE^E.
Genera 9, Species 156 ; Hot-house Species 155 j Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. ± 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

All succulent plants destitute for the most part of leaves, the place of which is supplied by fleshy stems of the
most grotesque figure ; some angular, and attaining the height of thirty feet, others roundish, covered with
stiff spines, like the hedgehog, and not exceeding the stature of a few inches. Their flowers are in many cases
large and remarkably specious, varying from pure white to rich scarlet and purple, through all the intermediate
gradations of colors. The species are chiefly natives of the hottest and driest parts of the tropics, and
are cultivable with little care, in pots filled with rubbish, in a dry-stove. Their fruit is fleshy and watery, and
generally insipid, but it is eaten in their native countries for the sake of its refreshing moisture and coolness.
Two species of Opiintia are hardy in Great Britain. The characters of this order and the next are very similar,
although their habit is so widely different. Cacti are sometimes called Nopaleaa. Cuttings, offsets, or seeds.

264. Tribe 1. OPUNTIA^CEJE. I 3359 Eehinocactus Lh. $ O.

1471 Mammillaria Haw. ,4Z£ £&?*£*"•„

1470 Cactus L. 1473 Epiphyllum Haw.

3358 Meloc&ctus Bau. W* Opuntia Haw.

1476 Pereskia Haw.

265. Tribe 2. RHIPSALIDEJB.
1475 Rhipsalis Gae.

266. ORDER XCIV. GROSSULARIE\E.
Genus 1, Species 49 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species I ; Hardy Ligneous Species 48 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 34 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet

Distinguished from the last by the definite number of their stamens and woody leafy stems. The utility and
excellence of the gooseberry and currant are known to every one. None of the other species equal these,
although the fruit of several possesses considerable excellence. The berry of most of these is sweet, watery,
and acid, but that of Eibes nlgrum, and a few more, is tonic and stimulant, which appears to have some con-
nection with the presence of glands upon the leaves of those species. Cuttings or seeds.
719 Kibes L. *48 0

267. ORDER XCV. ESCALLO^NI.E.
Genus 1, Species 5 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 0 feet ; j£ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet

Beautiful evergreen shrubs, natives of Chile, with the habit of Andr6meda, and which probably should be
arranged near it, with terminal racemes of small white or red flowers. Nothing js known of their properties.
Cuttings and seeds.

687 Escallonta Nut.

268. ORDER XCVI. SAXIFRAVGE£L
Genera 10, Species 142 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 6 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 131. f 15£ ft. ; £ 17^ feet ; ^ 0 feet.

The whole of these plants constitute the glory and delight of the cultivator of alpine plants. This is to
be attributed to the neatness and perpetual verdure of their leaves, and the exquisite simplicity and elegance
of their flowers, rather than to any striking attractions, of which they are wholly destitute ; their blossoms
being generally white or pale pink, occasionally becoming brownish-purple. All the genuine species are
humble herbaceous plants, affecting mountainous situations, but occasionally found in marshes by the sides of
springs, and even upon dry walls. All are natives of cold regions, or of the most temperate mountainous
situations of hot ones. They are slightly astringent ; some of them, as Heuchera americana, eminently
so. Infusions of the leaves have been reckoned lithontriptic, and the powdered root of the last-named plant is
used with success in cancerous disorders. Hydrangea, which is shrubby, is not a legitimate inhabitant of the
order. Cuttings, division, or seeds.

1380 Saxifraga L. *0 106
805 Heuchera L. 08

1381 Tiarella L 04
1383 Astilbe Ham. 0 1

1382 Mitella L. 0

3350 Tellima R. Br. 0

1379 Chrysosplenium L. *0

1222 AduxaL. *0 1

1378 Hydrangea /.. 6 0

? 462 Galax L. 01

269. ORDER XCVII. CUNONIAVCEJE.
Genera 5, Species 10 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet

These were formerly included in Saxifragea?, from which Mr. Brown first distinguished them. They are
shrubs of the southern hemisphere, mostly with pinnated leaves and white or red flowers. Callicoma and
Bauenz, which have simple leaves, are elegant green-house shrubs. The bark of a species of WeinmanmYi u
employed in Peru for tanning leather, and is said to be also used for adulterating the quinquina. Nothing is
known of the properties of the remainder. Cuttings.

1207 WeinmanmYi L. I 1457 Callicoma B. Rep. \ 1592 Bauera H. K.

1377 Cunbn/a L. I 1371 Ceratopetalum Sm.

270. ORDER XCV II I. UMBELLI'FERJE.
Genera 101, Species 570 ; Hot-house Species 11; Green-house Species 48 ; Hardy Ligneous Species I ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 510. J 3 feet ; j£ 57 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

One of the least attractive groups of plants, and at the same time one of the most important to the world.
They are not more useful as food than they are dangerous as poison ; while in their native ditches they
are often suspicious lurid weeds, but under the influence of cultivation they lay aside their venom, and
become wholesome food for man. They are generally recognised by their hollow stems and cut leaves, with
what botanists call a sheathing petiole ; that is to say, with a petiole, the base of which wraps round the stem.
Their flowers are mostly white or yellow; rarely, as in Astrantia, some species of Caucalis, and others, of a
pink color; or blue, as £ryngium. The inflorescence is umbellate, and their fruit consist; of two ribbed
portions, improperly called seeds, which are held together by a common axis, and a thickened aiscus. All are

L 1 3

518

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

natives of damp ditches or way-sides, in cool parts of the world; in the tropics they are extremely rare
The simplicity of their structure, and uniformity of their appearance, have rendered their classification
a matter of very great difficulty. It has been attempted in modern days by Sprengel, Lagasca, Koch,
and Decandolle, all of whom have added much to our knowledge. The arrangement of Koch and De-
candolle is here adopted as the most perfect, upon the whole, of any yet published. The culinary and
agricultural importance of many species is well known ; the parsnep and carrot form a large part of the
staple winter store of the inhabitants of Europe, as the Arracachas do of those of South America ; and
the Prangos of Thibet is supposed to be the most important and productive of any in the whole world, as
a forage plant. The medicinal properties of Umbellifera? are not more powerful than they are at variance with
each other. While the seeds of some are aromatic, and stimulating in the highest degree, the fresh roots and
leaves of others are not less narcotic. This has been supposed to arise from the difference in the state of the
sap in different parts of the plant ; and it has been thought that the narcotic principle is only to be found in
the ascending sap, while the aromatic stimulant properties are found in the juices, which are fully elaborated
and matured. It has been already observed, that their dangerous properties are often removed by cultivation ;
the common celery is a familiar instance of this ; but the most remarkable, that of ffinanthe pimpinelloldes, a
most dangerous species when wild4 which is cultivated about Angers for the sake of its roots, which arc there
called Jouanettes, and about Saumur, where they are known by the name of M^chons. The roots of some

Umbellifera? contain a large proportion of sugar; those of the carrot, when dried, more than an eighth ; those
of the parsnep just an eighth ; and those of the chervil about eight parts in 100. Galbanum, Opopanax, and
Assafoitida, are all the produce of different species of Umbellifera?. Division or seeds, sometimes by cuttings.

271 SUBORDER I. ORTHOSPER-

838 Phellandrium L. *0 1

283. Tribe 10. THAPSIE\'E Koch.

MJE (orlhos, straight, sperma,

869 jEthusa-L. *0 4

lig. 0. herb. 28. £16 ft.

seed ; form).

844 Seseli L. *0 27

845 2'hapsia L. 0 7

272. Tribe 1. HYDROCOTYLI'NE.E

860 Cnidium Cus. 0 7

881 7,aserpitium L. 0 19

Spr. Koch.
273. Subtribe 1. Hydrocdtylat.

3325 Trochisanthes Koch 0 1
835 Jthamanta L. 0 12
875 ZigCisticum L. *0 13

3320 Melanosellnum Hofm. 0 1
879 Artedia L. 0 1

lig. 0. herb. 4. £ 2 ft.

3317 Brignblia Bert. 0 1

284. Tribe 11. DAUCINE.E Koch.

863 Hydroc6tyle L. *0 4
867 Trachymene Rud.

3323 Molopospermum Koch 0 1
3324 Levisticum Koch 0 1

lig. 0. herb. 23. £ 12| ft.
3313 Orlaya Hofm. 0 3

864 Bowleszo R. & S.

3328 Silaus Bes. *0 3

825 Daucus L. *0 17

274 Subtribe 2. Mullnte.

832 Wallrothza Spr. 0 2
857 A/eum Ton. *0 4

3332 Platyspermum Hofm. 0 3

866 Drusa Dec.

834 Crithmum .L. 0 1

285. SUBORDER II. CAMPYLO-

865 Spananthe Jac.

SPE'RMM (kampylos, curved,

275. Tribe 2. SANICU^LE-E Koch.

278. Tribe 5. ANGELICE^E
Koch.

sperma, seed ; form).

lig. 0. herb. 35. £ 14| ft.
846 Actinotus Lab.

lig. 0. herb. 25. £ 13J ft.
874 Angelica L. *0 7

286. Tribe 12. CAUCALINE*; Koch.
lig.Q. herb. 16. £9Jft.

823 Sanicula L. *0 3
886 Astrantia L. 0 6
839 D^ndia Spr. 0 1

3321 Archangelica Hofm. *0 2
3322 Ostericum Hofm. 0 1
873 Sellnum L. 0 14

826 Caucalis L. *0 8
3314 Turgenia Hofm. *0 1
827 Torilis Gae. *Q 6

822 JSryngium L. *0 25

?872 Thyssellnum^o/wz. 0 1

?840 Trachyspermum Lk. 0 1

276. Tribe 3. AMMI'NE*; Koch,
diss.

279. Tribe 6. PEUCEDA^NEJE

287. Tribe 13. SCANDICINE.E Koch,
lig. 0. herb 37 £ 15ft

lig. 1. herb. 113. J 3 ft. ; £ 24 ft.

Koch, diss.

819 Scandix L. " *0 6

888 flumia Hofm. 0 ]
851 Cicuta L. *0 4
3319 Zizia Koch 0 1

lig. 0. herb. 93. £27ift.
3329 Opopanax Koch ' 0 1
880 Pe>ula L. 0 18

820 ^nthriscus Pers. *Q 10
821 Clu-erophyllum /.. *0 20
830 Myrrhis Mor. *0 1

855 .^pium L. *0 4

3326 Ferulago Koch 0 2

3330 Petrosellnum Hofm. *0 3

882 Peucedanum L. *0 24

288. Tribe 14. SMY'RNE*: Koch.

847 Trinia Hofm. ' *0 3
3316 Helosci&dium Koch *0 5

870 Imperatbria L. *0 3
871 Callisace Fis. 0 1

lig.Q. herb. 29. £13 ft.
/17 LagoeY-ia L. 01

3318 Drepanophvllum Hofm. 1
3315 Ptychotis Koch 0 4

842 Puboii L.
858 j4nethum L. 06

828 Olivtr/« Ven. 0 1
824 Echin6phora L. *0 3

849 Slson L. *0 5
850 Schiiltz?Vr Spr. 0 1

853 Capnophyllum Gac. 0 1
883 Pastinaca L. *0 8

2898 Arctbpus L.
889 Cachrys L. 0 10

841 ^'mmi L. .08

884 #eraclew»j L. *0 28

891 Jfippomarathrum Lk. 0 1

856 ^gopbdium L. *0 1
859 Carum L. *0 3

887 Zosimw Hofm. 0 1

890 Agasyllis Spr. Q 1
2873 Hernias Thun.

831 J5unium L. *0 4

280. Tribe 7. TORDYLINE^E Koch.

852 C6niumi. *0 2

836 Pimpinella L. *0 11

lig. 0. herb. 11. £7^ ft.

3419 Pentacrypta Leh.

837 Tragium Spr. 0 7
829 Ledeburm Lk. 0

868 tflospermum Lk. 0 1
878 Hasselquist/a L. 02

877 Pleurospermum Hofm. 0 1
854 Smyrnium L. *0 7

828 Oliverm Ven. 0

885 Tordylium L. *0 *.

876 Physospermum Cus. *0 2

848 Slum L. *0 9

3331 Condylocarpus Hofm. *0 3

3312 Conopodium Koch 0 3
861 ^upleurumZ. *0 33

281. Tribe 8. SILERI'NE^E.

289. SUBORDER III. COILOSPE'R-
MJE (koilos, channelled, sperma,

862 Tenbna Spr. 1 o

lig. 0. herb. 1. tf 3 ft.
3327 Siler Sco. 0 1

seed; form).

277. Tribe 4. SESELI'NE*: Koch,
lig. 0. herb. 93. £24| ft.
833 ffinanthe-t. *0 15

282. Tribe 9. CUMINE*: Koch,diss.
lig, 0. herb. I. £.1 ft.
843 Cumlnumi. 0 1

290. Tribe 15. CORIA'NDRE^ Koch,
lig. Q. herb. 1. £ 3 ft.
818 Biforis Spr. Q 2
817 Coriandrum L. 01

291. ORDER XCIX. ARALIA^CEJE.

Genera 7, Species 43; Hot-house Species 26 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 7 :
Hardy Herbaceous Species 5. 1 15 feet ; £ 6 feet ; £= 0 feet.

-are a sli?ht divergence from the well-known Umbellifera, with which they nearly agree in habit
om which they are obviously distinguished by their 1-celled fru t
ge of ma"y is extremely fine, especially of the species of SciodaphyU

»* - - ,

Thei? fln hg USUa",y frutescent. and from which they are obviously distingui
S VC "° bea"ty' but the foliage of ma"y is extremely fine, especiall

lum an

Umb'ellifer^ T CT,mOr ^y m^st not be omitted' Their **&* properties are much the same as those of
aromatk JS, ^?P ? frult which differs in virtues as it does in botanical structure. Their bark exudes an
' g • esm> as in Ari^ha umbellifera. Their roots are tonic, with, in some cases, the flavor of narsneo
WhlCh J-S Produccdby '

S '

some by dvUion.

oduccd,by a ^nax, is reputed to have powerful tonic, restorative, and even
probable that these have been Sreatly exaggerated. Cuttings, layers, roots ;

~>

Panax L.

.

~> Cussonta L.
912 Sciodaphylium Br.

2 I 911 Aralia L.
1466 GastomVi J.

3 | 3386 Adamm Wai.
718 Wedera L.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

519

292. ORDER C. CAPRIFOLIAVCE^.
Genera 11, Species 118 ; Hot-house Species 3; Green-house Species 10 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 96 j

Hardy Herbaceous Species 9. f 72 feet ; £ '7 feet J = 0 feet.

This is an eminently beautiful order, consisting either of twining or erect shrubs with clusters of trumpet-
shaped fragrant white, scarlet, or yellow, flowers, or of fine bushes having cymes of white blossoms. The honey-
suckle is the representative of the former, the dogwood of the latter. Here too is found the modest and delicate
LinnaeX which, however inferior its attractions for the vulgar eye may be to those of its more ostentatious neigh-
bours, yields to none of them in elegance or interest for the botanist. All the genera have a more or less astrin-
gent bark ; that of Lonicfera corymbosa is used in Chile for dying black ; that of Cornus flurida in North America
in intermittent fevers, as is also the bark of Cornus sericea, which, according to Barton, is scarcely inferior to
Quinquina. The Elders are the link between honeysuckles and umbelliferous plants, to the latter of which
they are allied by their stinking divided foliage and half herbaceous habit ; their flowers are sudorific and sopo-
rific in a high degree, their leaves and inner bark are emetics and drastic purgatives. Triosteum perfoliatum
is intermediate between this order and Rubiaccas, with the former of which it agrees in its purgative, and
with the latter in its emetic, qualities, which resemble those of ipecacuanha. All Capri foli;icea2 love shady cool
places in both hemispheres ; but few have been found in such as endure a very severe climate. Cuttings,
layers, or seeds.

401 Cornus /..
893 Sambucus L.
892 FiburnumZ,.
623 SymphoriaPA.

•15

*13

*28

3

624 Diervilla Tou.

621 Caprifolium R. % S.
f>22 Lonicera R. & S.

625 TriOsteum L.

*lfi

*-2()
(I

626 Leycesterza WaL
1096 Schradera Vahl
1703 Linna2\* Gro. *0

293. ORDER CI. LORA'NTHE^E.

Genera 2, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 2 feet ; £ 10 feet ; =*, 0 feet.

None of these are cultivable ; they are all genuine parasites, rooting beneath the bark of the trees on which
they grow, and deriving from their juices the whole of their nutriment. The Viscums have little or no
beauty, but the Loranthi are among the most lovely of plants, hanging in clusters of rich scarlet flowers
from the branches of trees in the tropics, which they often clothe with a beauty not their own. The mistletoe
of the Druids is supposed to have been the Loranthus europse\is, the common Fiscum never being seen
upon the oak, while the Loranthus inhabits no other tree. If this be so, the latter must have once existed
in this kingdom although now extinct It has beefl suggested, that all vestiges of their religion were extir-
pated with the Druids, which will account for the Loranthus having disappeared wherever that religion
formerly held its sway. Seeds.

2750 riscumi. *1 0 | ? 2620 Aucuba L. 1 0

294. ORDER CII. CHLORA'NTHE^E.

Genus I, Species 3 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Small inconspicuous shrubs with terminal spikes of green flowers, wholly destitute of interest for gardens.
Cuttings or suckers.

26 Chloranthus Swt.

295. ORDER CHI. RUBIA'CEJE.

Genera 73, Species 387 ; Hot-house Species 221 ; Green-house Species 34 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 129. ± 10| ft. ; £ 19 feet; =*= 0 feet.

Opposite entire leaves with intervening stipulae, a monopetalous superior corolla, with a definite number of
stamens and a bilocular ovarium, are the great characteristics of Rubiacese; an order of such extent that it
embraces a very large proportion of the whole of phaenogamous plants, including within its limits humble
weeds and lofty trees, plants with important medicinal qualities and flowers of varied dyes. The sections
into which the order has been divided are merely artificial, with the exception of Spermacoceje, G&lese, and
Cephalantheas, which are the representatives of the order in northern regions. Among these the .ffubia, or
madder, is the most important on account of its dye; Galium also possesses some qualities of minor con-
sequence. Among the other sections, the plants of beauty or value are innumerable : of the former description,
the genera Ixfjra, Bouvardw, Catesb^a, Portlands, Coutarta, Gardenia, Muss&'nda, Hamdltoi, Cepha£lis,
Cephalanthus, and many others, are notable examples ; to the latter, every genus has a contribution of one
kind or another. The root of Hedybtis umbellata is employed in India for staining nankin ; that of Mo-
rinda umbellata in the Moluccas, and of Morinda citrifiJlia in India, is used for dying red and brown. The
potent febrifugal properties of the Cinchona need not. be insisted on ; it is less generally known that the
bark of Pinckneya pubens, Macrocnemum corymbusum, Isertza coccinea, and Portlandz'a grandiflbra, pos-
sesses similar, but weaker, powers. The bark and roots of Antirhda are used, in the Isle of Bourbon, to
stop haemorrhage ; and that of Morinda Rbyoc is used for ink. Astringent properties of a very marked
character are found in the juice of Nauclea Gumbir of Hunter, the Uncaria Gambir of Roxburgh, which
is often improperly confounded with Gum kino, the produce of a very different plant. Some of the species
formerly comprehended under the genus Cinchdna, but since separated by the name of Exostemma, possess
strong emetic powers. The same qualities exist in Cephaelis emetica, the Callic6cca Ipecacuanha, and
Ge6phila renif6rmis, which are often used as ipecacuanha. The seed of the Cqffea furnishes the valuable
beverage which is so much esteemed in Europe and the East, under the name of coffee. Division, seeds, or
cuttings.

296. Section 1. GUETTA'RDE*.

2636 Guettarda L.
1097 Isertm Schreb.

637 Fanguiera J.

645 £rithalis L.

297. Section2.

634 Ham&lia J.

298. Section 3. GARDENIE\E.
641 Randia L.

638 Gardens L.

635 Posoqueria Aub.
630 Canthium Lam.
640 Oxyanthus Dec.

636 Tocoyena Aub.

639 Geriipa Tou.

646 Webera Schreb.

601 Burchelha R. Br.
386 Coccocypselum R. Br.
524 Ophiorrhlza L.

299. Section 4. CiNCHbNEjE.

604 Portlandza L.
603 Coutarca Aub.

598 Exostemma Rich.
644 Pinckndyrt MX.

599 Hymenodictyon Wai.

600 Cinch ono L.
1094 Hill/a L.

597 Macrocnemum I..

602 Rondeletm L.

642 Mzissce'uda L.

643 Luculw Swt.

LI 4

300. Section 5. CEPHALA'NTHE.E.
lig. 1. herb.O. flOft

377 Adlna Sal.

649 Nauclea L.
3297 Unc&ria Gae.

652 Sarcocephalus Afz.

361 Cephalanthus L. 1 0

648 Morinda L.
? 1486 Melanopsidium Col

301. Section 6.

388 Hedybtis W.
3291 Lip6stcma D. Don

389 Man£tti« Mutis
378 Bouvard/« Sal.
596 Dentella Forst.

595 Spermadictyon Rox.
381 Catesb«?\i W.

520

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

385 FerneUa J.
379 Ixufrt L.
383 Ernbdea Swz.

302. Section 7. COFFEAYEJG.

lig. 1. herb. 0.
387 Mitchella W.
360 JEgiphila L.
382 Pavetta L.
376 ChomehVi Jac.
384 Siderodendrum Jac.
380 Tetramerium Gae.
627 Coffea L.
650 Cephaelis Stvx.

1 ft.
1

631 Psych6tria L.

355 Bigelbv/fl Spr.

632 Nonatelia Aub.

352 Spermacbce L.

0 5

633 Palicurza Aub.

354 Knoxza L.

651 Ge6phila D. Don
628 Chioc6cca W.

304. Section^ GA^

[,E^.

629 Serlssa J.
647 Plocama H. K.
577 Paderia L.

lig. 0. A^-6. 123. £
2760 Anthospermum L.
356 Crucianella L.

18ft.
0 11

303. Section 8. SPERMACOCE.E.

351 Sherard/a L.
349 -Kubia L.

*0 2
*0 4

lig. 1. herb. 6. 1 3ft. ; £4^ ft.

350 Aspt'rula L.

*0 23

816 Phyllis Z,. 10

2859 Valantza L.

*0 11

1095 Richardsonza Kth.

348 GfaliumZ.

*0 72

353 Dibdia L. 0 1

305. ORDER CIV. OPERCULARIE\E.

Genera 2, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; ]£ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Exotic weeds, nearly related to Rubiaceae.
that their affinity to Valerianeaj is supported by the curious circumstance, that birds devour the young shoots

Their properties are unknown. M. de Jussieu has remarked
jy the curious circumstance, 1"
of the Opercularias as they do those of the corn-salads. Seeds or cuttings.

328 Opercularia L. \ 329 Cryptospermum Peru.

306. ORDER CV. VALERIAVNE^E.

Genera 5, Species 50 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ltgncvus Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 49. £ 0 feet ; £ 13£ ft. ; *= 0 feet.

Small herbaceous plants, more interesting for the sake of their symmetry and neatness, than on account of
any particular attractions : they may be considered a connecting link between Rubiftceae and Dipsacese.
Many of the Valerians, and all the Patrinias, are pretty plants. The Valerianellas are useful esculents,
known under the name of corn-salads. Their medicinal properties are of a decisive character. The roots
of Valerifma officinalis, P/iit, and others, are bitter, tonic, aromatic, antispasmodic, and vermifugal ; they
are occasionally used as febrifuges. The odor of Valerian is not generally agreeable, but the Orientals
collect with care, on the mountains of Austria, the roots of Valenuna ctHtica, with which they perfume their
baths ; and the natives of India, at this day, employ the Valerianajatamansi, the spikenard of old times, as a
perfume, and against hysterics and epilepsy. Division or seeds.

20 Centranthus Dec.
95 Valeriana L.

4 I 330 Patrinz'rt J.
19 I 86 Fcdia Moen.

96 Valerianella Dufr. *0 18

307. ORDER CVI. DIPSA'CE.fo

Genera 8, Species 108 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 9 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 99. i 0 feet ; £25£ feet ; =£= 0 feet.

Very nearly akin to Comp6sit£e, of which they have nearly the habit. All are herbaceous plants with
flowers growing in heads. Some of the Scabiosas and Asterocephalus are very handsome, and popular border
flowers. The whole tribe is cultivated with great facility. Some of the species "of Scabibsa have been employed
as diaphoretic and antisyphilitic, but are now neglected. Division or seeds.

84 Morlna L. I 3388 Succlsa Vail. *0 15 I 345 Cephalaria Schr.

344 Zhpsacus L. *0 7 3289 Asterocephalus Vail. *0 53 347 Knafitia L. 0 £

346 Scabiosa Vail. *0 17 I 3290 Pterocephalus Vail. 0 5 I

308. ORDER CVII. CALYCE'REJE.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 0 feet ; j£ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Obscure weedy South American plants, differing from Composita? chiefly in the position of their ovula.
Seeds or cuttings.

2459 Acicarpha J.

309. ORDER CVIIL COMPO'SIT^.

Genera 296, Species 2771 ; Hot-house Species 181 ; Green-house Species 609; Hardy Ligneous Species 25 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 1956. £ 19£ ft. ; £108 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

A most extensive and natural order, obviously characterised by the cohesion of their anthers, and the
arrangement of their florets in involucrated heads, or calathidia, as they are now called. Most of them may
be said to be ornamental plants, and yet but a very few hold that station in the opinion of the public. It is
difficult to account for this circumstance, nor is this the place to enter upon such an investigation ; certain,
however, it is, that with the exception of georginas, the varieties of Chrysanthemum sindnse, and a few Calen-
dulas and Arctotises, and perhaps Tag&cs, scarcely a single Composita now finds a place in a fashionable
flower-garden. The prevailing colour of the flower in the order is yellow; red, purple, or scarlet being com-
paratively uncommon. The species inhabit every part of the world, and in all, perhaps, in nearly equal
proportions : in Europe and the north of the world they are chiefly herbaceous ; but within the tropics, they
are more frequently frutescent. Their medical properties are very important : Jussilago Farfara, Chamomile,
/'nula, Solidago, Virgatirea, Matricaria, Parthenium, Stevz'w febrifuga, and Xupatbrium perfoliatum are
instances of the presence of tonic and febrifugal properties; Tanacfetum and Santolina are anthelmintic;
Matricaria and the Achilleas emmenagogue; some Eupatoriums, Achilleas, Artemisias, and Calendulas are
sudorific; certain Liatrises are diuretic, and .Erigeron philad^lphicum is both sudorific and diuretic.
Ptarmica and A'rnica are sternutatory, and Spilanthcs, Siegeslx?ckz"a orientalis, ^'nthemis Pyrethrum, and
others, powerfully excite salivation ; finally, many Achilleas, Chamomile, Tanacetum, and Eupatoriums are
:cmc and antispasmodic. Others seem to possess all these properties combined, and are reckoned among the
best alexiterics, as the Ayapana of Brazil, and the Guaco of Peru. Every one knows the excellent and
eshmg flavour communicated to vinegar by Tarragon: the same effects are produced in the Alps by
ulli'rt nana.^rtemismglacialis, rupcstris, and spicata. Some species of ^chillert, 7;ellis, and Artemisia have
been used as substitutes for tea. The seeds of many Compusita?, as Mudia and Verbesina, yield a copious oil ;

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

521

and the fleshy roots of Helianthus tuberosus, a wholesome food for man. The juice of Lactuca virbsa is
highly narcotic, and has been even employed with extraordinary advantage as a substitute for opium. It is
not necessary to mention the utility of the leaves of the lettuce, the endive, the succory, the cardoon, or the
roots of Scorzontra and Salsafis, as culinary productions ; they must be familiar to all our readers ; as also
the fleshy receptacle of the artichoke and some other plants. The flowers of £chinops strigbsiis are used as
a kind of tinder; those of the artichoke, the cardoon, and others, have the power of curdling milk. The
arrangement of Composite is attended with extreme difficulty ; the greatest progress that has yet been made
in reducing them to order has been by M. Cassini, and Mr. D. Don in the Linnean Transactions, vol. xvi.
Division, seeds, and sometimes by cuttings.

310. SUBORDER!. CICHORA*-
CEM.

311. Tribe 1. HIERA^CE*:.
lig. 0. herb. 200. £ 30 ft.

2211 Hieracium L. ' *0 132

2212 Hapalostephiuin D.Don

2215 CWpis W. *0

2217 Myoseris Lk. 0

2213 Lag6seris L. 0

2206 Prenanthes L. *0

3396 Harpalycd? D. Don 0

2219 Andryala L. 0

2228 Xapsana L. *0

312. Tribe 2. TARAXA*CE,£.
lig. 0. herb. 78. £17 ft.

2207 LecSntodon L. *0 15

2208 /fpargiaSco. *0 18

3397 Oporinia D. Don *0

2209 Thrncia Roth *0

3398 Calliopea D. Don 0

3399 JEthJ.nto D. Don

2218 Tot pis Gae. 0

2222 7/edypnois L. 0

2230 Rhagadlolus Tou. 0
2221 Hy&seris L. 0

2229 Zacintha Tou. 0

2198 TnSximon Gae. 0

2220 Krigifl Schreb. 0

2210 Picris L. *0 12

2216 Helminthia J. *0

313. Tribe 3. HYPOCHER5DE«.

lig.O. herb. 23. £7|ft.
2227 flypochae'ris L. *0

2223 Roberta Dec. 0

3400 Achyrdphorus D.Don *0

2224 Seriola L. 0

2225 Rodigw Spr. 0

2226 Soldevilla Lag. 0

2231 Moscaria Fl. per C

314. Tribe 4. LACTU'CE^.
lig. 0. herb. 76. £ 23 ft.

2204 Lactuca L. *0 S

2205 Chondrilla L. 0

3394 Agathyrsus D. Don * 0

3395 Atalanthus D. Don

2203 Sonchus L. *0 1

2214 Borkhafism Bo'hm. 0 £

315. Tribe 5. SCORZONE^REJS.
lig. 0. herb. 61. £18 ft.

2201 Scorxonera L. OS
2200 Podosp^rmum Dec. 0

2202 Picridium Pers. 0

2199 Arnopbgon W. 0
2197 Tragopbgon L. *0 1
2196 Geropbgon L. 0

316. Tribe 6. CICHORE^E.
lig.O. herb.1. £7|ft.

2234 Cichbrium L. *0
2236 Scolymus L. 0

317. Tribe 7. CATANA'NCHEJE.
lig. 0. herb. 2. £ 3 ft.

2232 Catananche L. 0

318. SUBORDER 1 1. LABIATI-

FLO^RJE.

lig.O. herb. 5. £ 3 ft.
2336 Lt-ri« Dec.
2447 Chaptalta Ven. 0

2233 Triptilion Fl. per. 0

2235 Bacazm Fl. per.

2355 Perdicium Dec. 0

2356 Mutism Cav.

2441 Gastrocarpha D. Don

2442 TrixisS?-. 0
2349 Chotanthdra Fl. per
2270 DumcriliVj Lag.

319. SUBORDER III. CARDUA\

2325 Phrenocoma D. Don

CEM.

2326 Aphelexis D. Don

320. Division 1. Carduuceee verce.

2322 Xeranthemum L. 03

lig. 1. herb. 386. f 1 ft. ; £52|ft.

2317 FilagoZ,. 0 1
2456 Micropusi. 0 2

2237 /f'rctium L. *0 3

2239 Serratula L. *0 29

324. SUBORDER IV. AST&REM.

2240 Saussurert Dec. *0 12
2241 Carduus L. *0 40
2242 Silybum Gae. *0 2
2243 Cirsium Vail. *0 85
2244 Ervthrol^na Swt. 0 1
2245 Onopordum L. *0 13
2246 Berard/aVil. 0 1
2247 CynaraL. 0 7
2238 Cestrlnus Cas. 0 1
2248 Carllna L. *0 11
2252 Stobae\z Thun.
2255 Cdrthamus L. 02
2256 Heracantha Lk. 0 4
2258 Card6patum J. 01
2253 Onobrbma Gae. 0 4
2S57 Cardunc^llus Dec. 0 2
2254 Carlowizza Moen.
2249 ^tractylis L. 0 1
2250 Scania W. 02
2251 Stokesm Herit
2259 Steehelina Lag. 1 0

lig.O. herb. 274. £42|ft
2332 ^rigeron L *0 33
2343 Calbtis R. Br.
2337 ^'steri. *0 140
2338 Callistema Cos. 0 7
2339 Solidago L. «0 70
2296 Euthamia Nut. 0 2
2294 Chrysocoma L. 06
2377 Bolt6nia Herit. 0 2
2389 ^m^llus L. 02
2390 Starkea W.
2391 Andromachia Kth.
2347 GrindehYz W. en. 0 1
2348 Podolepis Lab.
3403 Styl61epis Leh. 0 1
2351 Bellidiastrum Cas. 0 1
2361 BellisL. *0 7
2;>62 Bellium L. 02
2454 Psiadia Jac.
3404 Neja D. Don

22ol Pterunia L.
3401 Craspedia Forst.
2431 ZafieaL. 0 1
2482 Leuzea Dec. 0 5

325. SUBORDER V. EUPATO"-
REM.
lig.O. herb. 41. £17 ft.

2435 Galactltes Moen. 0 2

2269 Kuhm'a L. 02

2434 Centaurea L *0 153

2268 £upaturm7w L. *0 27

2433 Rhapontica Dec. 0 4

2266 Mikama W.
2273 Stev?a Cav. 0 7

321. Division 2. Echinopsidets.

2260 Palafoxza Lag.

lig. 0. herb. 18. £ 12J ft.
2469 Rolandro Rtb.
2468 £chlnops L. 0 16
2471 GundelzVz L. 0 1
2467 Spharanthus L.
2466 Angianthus Wnl.
2470 Brotero W. 0 1

2271 ^gt-ratum L. 04
2272 Ca-lestlna Cas.
2277 Polypteris Nut. 0 1
2'278 Alumia Kth.
£293 Piqueria Cav.
2371 Sellbrt Spr.
2370 Leysern L.

2461 CEdera L.
2460 Elephantopus L.
2463 StceNje L.

326. SUBORDER VI. JACOKE^M.
lig. 0. herb. 138. £ 2S£ ft.

2302 Cffisulia Rox.

2291 KlelmV* Jac.

2394 Tetranthus Swz.

£290 Culcitium Bonp.

2286 Lagasca Cav.

2289 Cacalia L. 0 11

2287 Nocca Cav.

2833 Tussilago L. *0 15

2334 Werner/a Kth.

322. Division 3. Vemoniacece.

2335 Senecio L. *0 72

lig. 3. herb. 86. 1 5 ft. ; £ 23 ft.

3402 Arienotrichia Lindl.

2275 Amphe-rephis Kth. 0 3

2340 Cineraria L. *0 22

2263 Ascariclda Cas.

2341 Agathffi^a Cas.

2262 Vernbnta Schreb. 0 7
2265 Liatris Gae. 0 12

2342 Senecillis Gae. 0 1
2344 Kaulfussza Nees 0 1

2328 BrachylaEfna R. Br.
2329 ^accharis L. 20

2365 TugktesL. 0 14
2364 Bo3bera W. 02

2330 Conyza L. *0 6

2451 Othonnai.

2327 Carpesiumi. 0 2
2345 /'nula L. *0 36

327. SUBORDER VII. HELIA'N.

2346 Corvisartm Herat *0 2

THEM.

2303 Ixbdia R. Br.

lig.l. herb. 206. f 3 ft; £39Jft-

2301 Humert Sm.
2465 Cassinio R. Br. 0 1
2295 Ozothamnus R. Br. 1 0

2276 Hvmenopappus Herit. 0 2
2367 Schkuhria Roth 0 1
2368 f*£ctis L

2352 Gerberza Brm.
2350 A mica I,. 0 9
2353 Doronicum L. *0 7
2354 Diplocoma D. Don 0 1

2366 Heterosp'^rmum Cav. 0 1
2279 Melananthera MX.
2280 Marshall^ Ph.
2285 Plat^pteris Kth.

323. Division 4. Gnaphalie^ee.

2281 Spilfenthes L. 01
2402 Acm£lla Rich. 0 2

lig. 2. herb. 37. J4ift. ; £11 ft.

2288 Lavenia L.

2264 Ammbbium R. Br.

2283 SalmeaDec.

2318 Antennaria R. Br. *0 5

2282 Petrubium R. Br.

2316 Leontopudium R. Br. 0 1
2814 Gnaphalium L. *0 21

2298 Cble&R.Br.
2307 Caleacte ^. ^r.

2319 Metalasia R. Br.

2299 Isocarpha R. Br.

2315 Spiralepis D. Don

2300 Neurola^na R. Br.

2320 Astelma R. Br.

2331 3/«rfta MoL 0 2

2323 J/elichrysum Pers. 2 4

2357 Tetragonotheca Herit. 0 1

2324 Leucost^mma D. Don

2358 Ximcnfes/rt Cav. 0 3

522

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

2359 tfelemttm L.
3405 Eriophyllum Lag.

2360 Trichophyllum Nut.
2373 Zinn?'a L.

2372 Relhama Herit
2321 Athrixia Ker
2369 Longchampsm W.
2386 Sanvitkha Cav.
2388 Trldax L.

2392 Colum^ll/a Jac.

2393 Eclipta L.

2395 Meyera Schreb.

2396 Chrysanthellum Rchb.

2398 Siegesb^ckza L.

2399 Verbesina L.
2472 Euxenia Cham.
3410 Podanthus Lag.

2400 Synedrella Gae.
2421 Encelia Cav.

2401 Galinsogm R. & P.

2397 Ptilostephium Kth.

2403 Zaluzama Pers.

2404 Pascaha Or.

2405 Heliopsis Pers.

2407 Diomedz'a Cas.

2408 Teltkia Baum.

2406 .Bupthalmum L.
2436 Wedelza Jac.

2410 Gymnolbmia Kth.
2417 Actinomeris Nut.
2419 Simsja Pers.

2409 Helianthus L.
2416 Viguifera Kth.
2412 Galardia Lam.

2411 Rudbeckia L.
3409 Zexmania Lai.
3408 Echin&cea Moen.

330. ORDER CIX. LOBELIA^CEJE.
Genera 5, Species 90; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 62; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 20. f 0 feet ; ]£ 9 feet ; ^ 2 feet.

Very ornamental herbaceous plants, with blue, white, or scarlet flowers. The anthera are of the same
structure as those of Comp6sita. The juice of some of the Lobelias is highly caustic and inflammatory ; when
taken internally, producing vomiting, and even death : nevertheless, the root of LobeU'a siphilitica, in small
doses, acts as a diaphoretic ; in greater quantity, as diuretic or purgative ; and, if taken in a considerable
quantities, as an emetic. An infusion of Lobelw inflata is used in North America as a remedy for leucorrhoea ;
and the root of Lobelia cardinalis is employed in the same country as a vermifuge. Seeds, division.

609 Lobelia L. *0 17 I 3390 Clintbma Dou. 0 1 I 714 Cyphia Bes.

610 Monopsis Sal. 0 2 | 614 Lechenaultza R. Br.

331. ORDER CX. STYLI'DE^E.

Genus 1, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 0 feet ; )£ 0 feet ; i 0 feet.

er are, if any, undiscovered. All are inhabit-
ubs. They have pink flowers, ornamented with
glittering glands; their stamens are united into a column, which is terminated by a sessile stigma, and which

0

6 3407

Eriocoma Kth.

2458

Vva L.

1

1

0

2414

Cosmea Cav.

0

2

2631

/4mbrbsia L.

0

8

0

1

2.563

Dahl/a Cav.

0

5

2627

Xanthium /,.

*0

7

0

8

3406

Georglwa W.

8

2

2626

Franzer/a Cav.

2415

Coreopsis Jac.

0

16

0

1

2418
2284

Calliopsis Rchb.
Bldens L.

0

*0

3

23

329. SUBORDER IX. ANTHE-
MI'DEJE

0

o

1
1

2420
2422

Osmltes L.
Sclerocarpus W.

lig.n. herb. 299. flSft.;

£37|ft.

2423

Culliiin/a R. Br.

2274

Cephaluphora Cav.

0

1

0

2

2424

Berckheva Ehrh.

2292

Ethnlia L.

2425

Didelta Merit.

2267

Sparganophorus Gae.

0

1

.

2426

Gortferza L.

2297

Tarchonanthus L.

0

6

2427

Gazania Gae.

2306

Otanthus Lk.

*()

1

0

3

2428
2429

Cryptostt-mma R. Br.
Arctotheca Wnl.

0

3

2305
2304

Lasiospermum Lag.
San toll n a L.

0
6

2
0

1

0

2430

Sphenogyne R. Br.

0

1

2308

^4thanasia L.

2413

Tithbnia Desf.

2309

Lbnas Adan.

0

I

0

3

2449
2448

Arctdtis L.
Calendula Z.

0
0

1
11

2310
2311

7?alsamlta Desf.
V&nlzia Thun.

0

3

0

2

2443

Polymnia L.

0

3

2312

Tanacetum L. «

" 0

9

2444

Montanba LaL

2313

Artemis/a L. '

"11

70

0

1

2445

Chrys6gonum L.

0

1

2455

Erioc^phalus L.

0

5

2446

JV/elampodium L.

0

3

2452

Hippia L.

2437

Alclna Cav.

2453

Sollva Fl. per.

0

2

0

1

2438

Millena L.

2378

Lidbeckia Berg.

0

5

2462

Flaveria J.

0

1

2379

Cenia Com.

0

1

0

2

2464

Nauenburgz'a W.

0

1

8383

C6tula L.

0

2

2439

Baltimore L.

0

2

2381

Grangea J.

0

5

0

4

2440 Silphium L.
2450 Osteosp£rmum L.

0

13

2382
2384

Anacyclus L.
J'ntliemis L.

0

*0

8
43

0

33

2383

Cladanthus Cas.

0

1

328.

SUBORDER VIII. A

MBJ

10-

2376

Matricaria L.

*()

3

0

2

SIA^CEM.

2387

^chillea L.

*()

74

0

11

Ug.

1. herb. 19. ± 3 ft. ;

£12 ft

2374
2385

Chrysanthemum L.
Centrospermum Spr.

*<)

0

2!)
1

0

3

2457

Parthenium L.

0

3 2375

Pyrethrum Sm.

42

Like the last, the properties of this very small but curious ord
ts of New Holland, and either herbs or half-herbaceous shru

ants of

, ,

is irritable in so high a degree, that, if touched with a pin, it instantly starts from its place with great elasticity.
Cuttings, seeds.

2581 Stylidium Swx.

332. ORDER CXI. GOODENO^VLE.

Genera 5, Species 21 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 18 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

New Holland and South Sea herbs or undershrubs, very nearly akin to the last, from which they differ
more in artificial characters than in habit. All of them are pretty, and deserving culture. Nothing is known
of their properties. Cuttings, division, or seeds.

615 Goodema R. Br. I 619 Veiled Sm. | 617 Dampiero R. Br.

616 Euthales R. Br. 620 Scae'vola R. Br.

333. ORDER CXII. CAMPANULAVCE^.
Genera 11, Species 222 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 33 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 188. $ 0 feet ; £ 30| feet ; =& 0 feet.

These differ from Comp6sitap in not having the flowers in heads, in their usually distinct antherae, in their
polyspermous fruit, and also in exuding a milky juice. All the genera are pretty, and some highly orna-
mental. They are mostly herbaceous, and by far the greater number are extra-tropical, abounding especially
in the woods and coppices of the north. The roots of Campanula .Hapunculus are used as a vegetable under
the name of Rampion. Cuttings, division, and seeds.

1098 Canarlna L.

1177 Michauxza Herit
715 Lightfo6t/a Herit
605 Adenophora t 'is.

0 16

606 Wahlenb^rgzrt Schr. 0 3

607 Campanula L. *0 132

608 Prismatocarpus Herit. 0 *8
613 Roellfl L.

611 Phytefima L.

612 Trachelium L.
716 Jasibne L.

334. ORDER CXIII. GESNERIEX^E.
Genera 6, Species 38 ; Hot-house Species 38 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; gt 0 feet

Fine tropical herbs, with broad, fleshy, downy leaves, and purple or scarlet flowers. They all require stove
heat, and decayed vegetable soil ; in their native country, which is chiefly equinoctial America, they are
found growing in the woods, where the earth is little more than a bed of rotten leaves and bark. Cuttings.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

523

1698 Gesnferw L.

1699 Codon6phora Lindl.

I 1700 Pentaraphia Lindl. \

\ 1701 Sinningia Nees

335. ORDER CXIV. VACCINIEXJE.

1809 Beslferta L.
1702 Gloxinia Herit.

Genera 2, Species 56 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 53 :
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 28J ft. ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet

Elegant shrubs, chiefly natives of North America, Europe, and Asia. The Oxycoccos macrocarpus
furnishes the cranberries sent from North America, and the Oxycoccus palustris those of Europe. Faccinium
Myrtillus is the well known whortle-berry. The order is chiefly distinguished by its inferior berry. The
utility of the fruit of Faccinium is well known ; its bark is reckoned tonic, stimulant, and astringent, and
the fruit slightly styptic. Cuttings, layers, and seeds.

1194 Faccinium L. *49 0 1 1193 Oxycoccus Pers. *4 0

336. ORDER CXV. ERI'CEJE.

Genera 28, Species 958 ; Hot-house Species 7 ; Green-house Species 683 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 255;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 13. »78| feet ; j£ 4 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

These are distinguished from the neighbouring orders by their polyspermous fruit, aristate anthers, and dry
shrubby habit. Every genus is eminently beautiful, and worthy of the most assiduous cultivation. The first
tribe is a native of hill-sides and open plains, chiefly of the extra-tropical regions of the earth. Some are
famous for their beauty, some for their fragrance, and many for their foliage. The Heaths are the glory
of the Cape, the Arbutuses of Europe, the Andromedas of America, and Clethra of the Canaries. The
species are principally North American. Monotrbpeaa stand in their systematic station as they grow in their
native woods, lowly herbs among thickets of bushes and trees. Rhodoraceaa, once considered as a distinct
order, are chiefly North American ; their flowers are less tubular than those of true Ericeae ; but their
habit is not materially different ; here the Azalea, the Kalnua, and the Rhododendron, the pride of Euro-
pean gardens, as they are of their native woods, find their station. The berries of ^rctostaphylos uva-ursi are
considered lithontriptic ; its leaves have also been employed successfully in infusions in obstinate cases of
gonorrhoea. Extract of Chimaphila umbellata, in the form of pills, in doses of five scruples a day, has been
found successful in cases of dropsy. Some of the species are possessed of narcotic qualities ; this is the case
with Z,edum, .Rhododendron chrysanthum, and especially Azalea pontica, honey obtained from the juice of
which is said by Xenophon to have caused the death of many soldiers in the famous retreat of the ten thousand.
An infusion of .Rru>dod<§ndron maximum is used in America in cases of chronic rheumatism, and that of
.Rhododendron ponticum in Asia, against gout and rheumatism. Cuttings, layers, division, and sometimes
by grafts.
337. Section 1. ERICF.^E -VE^RJE.

lig. 103. herb.O. 145|ft.

1346 ^rctostaphylos^daw. *2
1345 ^'rbutus L. *10
1344 Gaultherza L. 2
1343 Enkianthus Lou.

1341 Andromeda L. *37

1342 Lybnia Nut. 6
1348 Mylocaryum W. en.

1347 Clethra L. 6
695 CyrillaL.

P1175 Elli6ttza Mhl.
693 Bross<eNa L.
374 Bla?xrta L.

341. ORDER CXVI. PENEAXJEJE.

Genus 1, Species 8; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 8 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Beautiful shrubs, natives of the Cape of Good Hope, with the habit of Pimelea, and with corymbs of elegant
pink flowers. Chiefly distinguished from Epacrideaa in the calyx being of two leaves, and in the stigma
being 4-cornered, as well as in the fruit being 4-valved with two seeds in each cell Cuttings.

373 Pen^a L.

375 Sympieza Lick.

340. Section4. RHODORA'CE^B.

0

1173 -Erica L. *29
1174 Menziesm Sm. *11

0
0

lig. 152. herb. 0. f 641ft.

0

1335 Kalmfo L. 12 0

0

338. Section 2. MONOTROPE.E.

1340 Epig£e%a L. 10

lig. 0. herb. 2. j£l£ft.

1388 Rhod6ra L. 1 0

0
0

1330 Mon6tropa L. *0

2

1339 Rhododendron L. 39 0
521 Azalea L. 90 0

0

339. Section 3. PYRbLEjE.
lig.O. herb 11. £3ift.

1337 Amm? rsine Ph. 2 0
522 Chamaeletlon Lk. *1 0
1336 Ledum L. 50

1349 Py>ola L. *0

9

1426 Bejarm MX.

1350 Chimaphila Ph. 0

2

694 /'tea L. 10

SUBCLASS III. COROLLIFLCTRjE. Petals cohering in the form a hypogynous corolla,
which is not attached to the calyx.

Genera 485, Species 4190; Hot-house Species 1256 ; Green-house Species 902 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 233 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 1799. * 147 j ft. ; £96Jfeet ; ^ 8 feet.

To this subclass are to be referred all genera which have a monopetalous corolla, with the stamens inserted
into it, and a superior ovarium.

342. ORDER CXVTI. EPACRI'DE^.

Genera 18, Species 71 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 71 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; ]£ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Elegant shrubs, all natives of New Holland, of a dry prickly habit, with tubular white or red flowers.
They are chiefly distinguished from Ericeae in the anthers being awnless. Cuttings.

343. Section 1. EPACRIDE.K \E*RJE.
512 Dracophyllum R. Br.
3294 Sphen6toma Suit.

509 Sprengeh'a Sm.

510 Andersonia R. Br.

516 Ponceldtza R. Br.

517 Cosmelia It. Br.

511 Lysinema R. Br.
504 E'pacris Forsk.

344. Section 2. STYPHE'LI/E.

513 Trochocarpa R. Br

514 Acr6triche R. Br.

515 Monotoca Jt. Br.

518 Leucoptigon R. Br.

507 Lissanthe R. Br.

519 Cyathodes Lab.

520 Stenanthera R. Br.
506 Melichrus R. Br.

508 Astroloma R. Br.
505 Styphfelia R. Br.

345. ORDER CXVIII. SYMPLOCI'NE^.

Genus 1, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Shrubs with serrated leaves, turning yellow in drying, and small white flowers, which are sometimes fragrant.
The leaves of most of them are astringent ; those of Symplocos tinctbria are used in America under the name
of Sweet-leaf, for dyeing yellow. Cuttings.

2186 Symplocos L.

5524

NATURAJ ARRANGEMENT.

346. ORDER CXIX. STYRACI'NEJE.

Genera 2, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 7 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £23 feet ; £ 0 feet ; £= 0 feet.

Elegant trees with white flowers, chiefly natives of North America The Stf rax officinale affords the
officinal storax of Asiatic Turkey, which issues from incisions made in the bark. The Halesta tetrapteris is
the well-known snowdrop tree, with its pendulous white flowers. Cuttings, layers, or seeds.

1352 Styrax L. 4 0 1 1432 Hales/a L. 30

347. ORDER CXX. MYRSI'NEJE.

Genera 8, Species 52 j Hot-house Species 31 ; Green-house Species 21 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet j £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Showy shrubs, with evergreen undivided leaves, and cymes of white or red flowers. The Ardisias are com-
mon in collections. None are natives of Europe, but are found in the hot parts of Asia, Africa, and America.
Nothing is known of their properties. Cuttings and seeds.

581 Mce^saJ.
560 JacquimVi L.
571 Ardisia Swx.

669 Corynocarpus Forst.
572 Enu&lia Brm.
2891 Afyrsine L.

570 Mangl'tlla J.
527 Clavlja Fl Per.

348. ORDER CXX I. SAPOVTE£X
Genera 11, Species 44 ; Hot-house Species 31 ; Green-house Species 6 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 25 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

These are also shrubs and trees, which are mostly evergreen, and natives of the warmer regions of the world.
Some of the Bum^lias are found in the southern states of N. America, but none of the order exists in Europe.
They are chiefly valuable for their fruit, which, in many cases, contributes richly to the dessert. Mimasops
Eldngi, Imbricaria malabarica, and Argania Sideroxylon are all of this description ; the star apples of the West
Indies, the produce of several species of Chrysophyllum, and particularly of C. Catnito, are esteemed delicious ;
and the Medlars, Lucumas, and Sapotillas of equinoctial America, all the fruit of different kinds of /Tchras,
are among the most valuable productions of the western world. The seeds of all the order are oily ; those of
.4xchras Sapbta are accounted diuretic and aperient. Their oil is not fluid, but so concrete as to have the
appearance and consistence of butter, whence the name of butter-tree has been applied to different species
both in Africa and India. The most famous of this description is the Indian mava, mahva, or madhuca, the
Bassia butyracea of botanists ; the seeds of which are so oleaginous, that a single tree has been known to
produce three quintals of oil; the dried flowers of the same tree are mixed by some Indians with their food,
and a kind of spirit is distilled from them by others. The juice of all the sapotas is milky, but not acrid and
poisonous like that of most other lactescent orders, but, on the contrary, yielding a wholesome beverage or
food. According to Brown, the bark of some of the Achrases and Lucumas is so astringent and febrifugal as
to be substituted for quinquina. Cuttings and seeds.

1351 Inocftrpus Forst.
555 .Bumelia Swz.
569 Sersalis/a R. Br.
558 Sideroxylon L.

559 Argania R. & S.

556 Chrysophyllum L.

557 Nycterisition R. & P.
561

562 Lucuma J.
1156 Mimusops L.
1424 Bass/a L.

349. ORDER CXXII.

Genera 4, Specie), 38 ; Hot-house Species 12 ; Green-house Species 22 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 4 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 6 feet ; )£20 feet ; =^ 0 feet.

Some of these are hardy trees or shrubs, with deciduous leaves and white flowers, natives of woods, moun-
tains, and banks of streams in North America, Europe, and New Holland ; others are tropical evergreens.
Of the latter, many of the Diospyruses produce eatable fruit; as, for example, the Mabolo of the Philippine
Islands, which is as big as a peach, and the Kaki of Japan, which resembles an apricot. All these fruits are
remarkable for their extreme austerity before maturity, and the necessity of letting them decay, like our
medlars, before they are fit for table. These are also distinguished for the excessive hardness of their wood,
and for the black color it sometimes acquires when old, as the Ebony. The bark of Diospyros virginia,na is
used in North America in intermittent fevers. Cuttings and layers.

2791 Maba Forst.
2890 Cargillza R. Br.

2889 Diospyros L.
1373 Royena L.

350. ORDER CXXIII. BREXIE^JE.

Genus 1, Species 3 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

A very obscure order, its place in the Natural System is extremely doubtful. Fine trees with the habit of
Theophrast«, and with axillary bunches of white flowers. Cuttings.

523 Br£xia Nor.

351. ORDER CXXIV. OLEVIN^.

Genera 11, Species 124 ; Hot-house Species 11 ; Grcen-houje Species 23 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 90 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $ 137£ ft. ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

The olives are known by their monopetalous corolla, with a valvular Eestivation, two stamens alternate with
the segments, a bilocular ovarium with no discus at the base, and pendulous collateral ovula. They were
formerly combined with the jasmines. They have all simple opposite leaves; their flowers either white
yellow, or purple, and frequently fragrant. The Phillyreas are among our finest evergreens, and the Lilac or
Syrtttga perhaps at the head of hardy deciduous bushes. The ash is an anomalous genus which hardly belongs
to the order. The seed of the olive contains so large a proportion of fixed oil, that it has long been one of
the most important objects of cultivation in the south of Europe. The bark and leaves of many Oleinae are
bitter and astringent; these properties are particularly apparent in the ash, which has often been employed
successfully as a febrifuge. From the exudation of many species of that genus, the mild purgative called manna
is formed ; it is most commonly found upon the O'rnus europse^a. M. Decandolle remarks, that in pi oof of the
natural affinity of the plants here combined, and of the propriety of separating the jasmines from them, it has
been found that all the olives, as now restricted, will bud or graft upon one another, but not on the jasmines.
Thus the lilac will graft on the ash, the Chionanthus, and the Fontanes/a and even upon jPhiilyrea latifblia ;
and the olive will take upon the /'hillyrea, and even on the ash Cuttings, layers, and by grafts or buds.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

525

28S7 JYaxinus L.

83 (yrnus Pers.

38 Chionanthus L.
3277 Millingtbuia Kox.

*53 0
5 0
2 0

81 Linociera Swz.
80 Fontanesfa Lab.
39 NotelseNa Yen.
36 0*lea L.

37 Philly'rca I..

40 /.igustrum L.

41 Syringa I*

13 0

•7 !l
10 0

352. ORDER CXXV. JASMI'NE^E.

Genera 2, Species 40 ; Hot-house Species 22 ; Green-house Species 12 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 6 ;
.Harrfy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 6 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Fragrance is the predominant property of the jasmine, and has made it for ages the favourite of poets and
of the people ; this arises from the presence of an oil which can be extracted so as to retain its perfume. In
medicinal qualities, the jasmines do not differ materially from the last ; they are neatly distinguished by
botanists by the direction of their ovula, which are erect in Jasminea?, and pendulous in Oleinac. Cuttings.
42 Nyctanthes L. | 43 Jasmlnum Z. 60

353. ORDER CXXVI. STRY'CHNE^E.

Genera 3, Species 10 ; Hot-house Species 9 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 5 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Tropical trees, nearly allied to Apocy" nea?, and like them truly poisonous. The Stry'chnps nux v6mica
is remarkable for its bitterness and acrid deleterious effects, which are indicated not only when introduced into
the stomach, but still more violently when introduced into the system by inoculation. Theophrastas are fine
stove trees, with simple stems, and undulated spiny-toothed leaves, which are disposed in something like
whorls. Cuttings and seeds.

526 Theophrasta L. | 574 Str^chnos L. \ 575 FagraeV Thun.

354. ORDER CXXVII. APOCY NE2E.

Genera 36, Species 145 ; Hot-house Species 115 ; Green-house Species 14 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 9;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 7. $ 7 feet; £ 8 feet; ^ 0 feet.

We now turn from the contemplation of plants endued with mild and agreeable properties, and fragrant
flowers, and often bearing food for man, to others which are among the most dangerous and fatal poisons;
whose juices though milky are not a wholesome and delicious beverage like those of Sapbteae,but, on the contrary,
acrid, caustic, or bitter. They are readily known by the twisted direction of the segments of the corolla, which
have been compared to the rays of a Catherine's wheel, whence they were called by Linnams, Cont(jrta?. By
far the greatest part of the order consists of tropical trees and shrubs; a few Apocynums, Amsonias, and
Vincas, are natives of the colder zones of the earth. Many are elegant climbers, as the different species of
jEchltes and Melodlnus. The splendid Oleander belongs to Cerium ; the different species of Plumu ria, Cam-
erana, Strophanthus, and Arduina are stove plants of the greatest beauty. The medicinal action of these
plants is highly powerful. In general, the Apocyneaj are acrid, stimulating, and astringent ; these principles,
when in excess, act so powerfully on the nerves as to produce stupefaction. The root of Ophioxylon is very
bitter and purgative: under the name of snake-root it is used in India as an antidote to the bites of serpents.
The bark of Cerbenz Mnnghas is purgative ; of £chltes antidysente'rica, and the Wrlghtia of the same name,
astringent and febrifugal ; the leaves of the Finca are so astringent, that they have been used successfully in
tanning ; those of Cerium Oleander are said to abound in free gallic acid. The inspissated juice of a species
of Cerbeni, known in Mexico under the name of Ycotli, is a fatal poison. Cuttings or divisions.

532 Alyxia R. Br.

579 Rauwolfw L.
2878 Ophioxylon L.

576 Carlssa L.
573 Arduina L.
578 Gelsvmium J.

580 Valleswz Fl. per.

550 Cerbera L.

551 Ochrbsia J.

552 Dissolena Lou.
525 Allamanda L.
528 Tinea i.

*8 0

535 WrlghtzVz R. Br.

546 Strophanthus Dec.

529 Cerium L.

548 Tabernasmontana L.

547 Cameraria L.

549 AmsbmYi Walt.
544 Plumierw L.
534 Prestonzrt R, Br.

530 Alstons R. Br.

531 Cryptolepis R. Er.
533 Thenardfo Kth.
537 £chltes L.

536 Beaumontw Wai.
541 Haemadictyon Lindl.

538 Vallaris A'. Br.
540 Ichnocarpus R. Br.

539 ParsonszVi R. Br.
553 WillughbejYz Sco.
545 Lyonsj'a R. Br.
748 Melodlnus Forst.
543 Carpodlnus R. Br.
£42 ^p('>cynum L.

3295 Anthoclelsta Afz.
392 Monetza L.

355. ORDER CXXVIII. ASCLEPIA^DEJE.
Generate, S»mVs264; Hot. house Species 187 ; Green-house Species 32 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 43. £ 3 feet ; £ 18feet ; *= 0 feet.

These differ from the last only in having the stamens united into a sort of fleshy crown, and the pollen
coherent in masses of a waxy substance like that of Orchidese; their properties, habit, and geographical
range, are much the same. Penploca is a singular instance of an asclepiadeous plant being a hardy shrub,
every other frutescent species of the order being natives of countries where frost is unknown. Hi>ya compre-
hends climbing plants, with waxen, clustered, odoriferous flowers distilling honey. Pergularia is valued for its
fragrance, Ceropegia for its singularity, and Jsclepias for beauty and hardiness But the most extraordinary
genera of the order are Stapelza, Piaranthus, and HueYnw, in which the place of leaves is supplied by fleshy
short stems of various forms, and whose flowers are not less singular for their curious and complex organisa-
tion, than they are remarkable for their strange colouring and spotting, and offensive for their foetor. 1 he root
of Dipl61epis vomitorium, ^sclepias curassavica, Calotropis procera, and some others, is employed in different
countries for ipecacuanha. An infusion of the root of /fsclepias decumbcns has the singular property of
exciting general perspiration; whence it is successfully used in Virginia for pleurisy. It is very singular
that, in a tribe of plants so generally poisonous as these are, the young shoots of some species should be
an article of food : of this nature are Pergularia edulis, Oxystelma escul^nta, Hemidesmus indicus, and
several more. Cuttings or divisions.

789 Piaranthus R. Br.

790 Huerni« R. Br.

755 Oxype'talum R. Br.

749 Periploca L.

751 Hemid^smus R. Br.

750 Cryptostegia R. Br.

752 Secambne R. Br.

786 Duvallw Haw.
788 Pectinaria Haw.

784 O rbea Haw.

779 Stapelm L.

780 Tridentea Haw.
783 Tromotriche Haw.
782 Podanthes Haw.

785 Obesia Haw.

781 Gonostemon Haw.

787 Caruncularia Haw.

791 Brachystelma R. Br.

792 Caralliima R. Br.

776 H6y« R. Br.

777 Tylophora R. Br.

778 Ceropegia L.

774 Pergularia L.

775 Marsdenia R. Br.
767 Dischidia R. Br.

764 Gymnema R. Br.

765 Sarcolobus R. Br.
773 Gonolobus MX.
771 ^sclfepias L.

769 Anantherix Nut.

772 Stylandra Nut.
770 Gomphocarpus R. Br.
754 Harrisonw Hook.
763 Oxystelma R. Br.
762 Metastelma R. Br.
768 Xysmalobium R. Br.
766 CalcStropis R. Br.
761 Cynancnum L.

759 Da?mia R. Br.

760 Diplolepis R. Br.

757 Sarcostthnma R. Br.

758 Eustegia R. Br.
753 Microloma R. Br.
756 Astephanus R. Br.

0 IS

526

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

356. ORDER CXXIX. GENTIAVNE;£.
Genera 22, Species 144 ; Hot-house Species 19 ; Green-house Species 32 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 93. f 0 feet ; £ 16 feet ; ^ 4 feet.

An order in some degree intermediate between Polemoniacere and Scrophularinae, from both which it is
distinguished both by habit and fruit ; some of the genera border closely upon Apocynea?. The species are
natives of cool or mountainous regions or pools in all parts of the world. The Gentians are mostly dwarf
herbaceous plants, with deep blue flowers ; the latter color, and different shades of orange, being the prevail-
ing hues They are all pretty, and many beautiful in the highest degree; but, with a few exceptions, they are
impatient of cultivation. The medicinal properties of the root of 6?enti<m« Idtea, rubra, and purpurea, are
eminently tonic, stomachic, and febrifugal ; their bitterness is second only to Quassia. Similar, but more
feeble virtues, are found in most of the order, especially in Villarsw ovata, Erytnras a chilenis, ChirayUa,
Frasera Walter?, &c. Spigelin antht-lmia is used as a vermifuge ; and the root of Spigelia marylandica infused
in water as anthelmintic, and in wine as febrifuge. Potulia amara is used in Guiana as an emetic. A kind
of spirit is distilled in Switzerland from the roots of Gentiawa macerated in water. Cuttings, division, or

794 Gentians L.

*0

62

465

Chir6m'a L.

371

Mitrasacme R. Br.

793 Swe>t«a L.

*0

3

470

Hippion Spr.

343

Houstunz'a L.

0

3

1176 Chlura L.
372 Frasera Walk.

*0
0

2
1

370
369

Sebaeva R. Br.
Pladera Box.

0

1

484
483

SpigMw L.
Lisianthus Br.

0

1

467 Erythrae^a Rich.

*0

7

3fi8

Microcode Lk.

*0

1

471

Logan fa R. Br.

468 Sabbatia Adan.

0

5

366

E xacum L.

0

2

464

Villarsia Yen.

*0

2

469 Vohlria Lam.

367

Coutoubea Aub.

463

Meny&nthes L.

*0

2

466 Eustoma Sal.

0

1

357. ORDER CXXX. BIGNONIAVCEJE.

Genera 11, Species 92 ; Hot-house Species 78 ; Green-house Species 9 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 5;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. J 11 feet j £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

The showy trumpet-shaped flowers and broad pinnated leaves of these plants render them objects of general
admiration. The greatest number is found in the equinoctial regions, a few only passing beyond those limits to
the north. Tecoma radlcans is a hardy climbing plant, of exceeding beauty ; and the Jacarandas are resplendent
with flowers of blue or purple, and leaves which emulate the elegance of the Acacia. Nothing important is
known of their qualities. Their wood is said to resist the attack of worms. Cuttings or layers, sometimes by
seeds.

1712 Jacardnda J.

1711 ChiWpsis D. Don.

78 Catdlpa J.
1706 Bignbnza L.
1710 TttcomaJ.

1708 Spathddea Beauv.
1707 Amphilobium Kth.
1715 Eccremocarpus R. $ P.

3385 Cal&mpelis D. Don

1709 Fields Cun.

3279 Streptocarpus Lfndl.

358. ORDER CXXX1.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet; £ 0 feet; =*= 0 feet.

A climbing genus with large purple flowers and pinnated tendrilled leaves, recently separated from the
Bignonias by Mr. Don. Nothing is known of its medicinal properties. Seeds.

498 Cobee^a Cav.

359. ORDER CXXXII. PEDALl'NE^E.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet

Herbaceous plants, formerly included in Bignoniaceas, from which they are distinguished by the small
number of seeds in each cell of the fruit. Seeds and cuttings.

1760 Pedalium /,.

360. ORDER CXXXIII. SESAVME^E.

Genera 4, Species 8 ; Hot-house Species 4 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. $ 0 feet ; £ 2 feet ; i 0 feet.

Annual plants, natives of the tropics, with showy trumpet-shaped flowers and simple leaves. The seeds
of Sdsamum abound in oil, which is easily expressed, for which the common species is extensively cultivated
in hot countries. Seeds.

1710 Tourrdttfa Domb.
1720 Martyma L.

1721 Craniolaria L.
1716 Stisamum W.

361. ORDER CXXXIV. POLEMONIAVCEJE.

Genera 9, Species 61 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 55. £ 0 feet ; j£ 17| ft. ; ^=0 feet.

Herbaceous plants with showy blue, red, or white flowers, and often with pinnated leaves. They are natives
of cool or mountainous parts in Europe and America, Nothing is known of their properties. Division,
cuttings, and seeds.

474 Polemonium L. *0 12 I 3293 Ipom6psis MX. Oil 473 Coll5mia Nut. 0 3

472 Phlox L. 0 35 501 Hoitzfa J. 459 Diapensia L. 01

499 Gilia R. & P. 0 3 I 500 Caldasia W. I 460 Pyxidanthera MX.

362. ORDER CXXXV. HYDROLEANCEJE.
Genus 1, Species 2; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Elegant little plants with blue flowers, chiefly distinguished from Convolvulacese and Polemoniacea2 in the
flowers having two styles, as well as in the two-valved capsules. The roots of Hydr51ea spinbsa are reputed
bitter and slightly purgative. Cuttings and seeds.

795 Hydrblea L.

363. ORDER CXXXVI. CONVOLVULA^CE^.

Genera 13, Species 225 ; Hot-house Species 120 ; Green-house Species 36 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 1 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 68. f 2 feet ; £ 16| feet ; =*= 0 feet

Nearly the whole of these are twining plants with showy flowers expanding beneath the influence of bright
sunshine. A few are shrubs, hut the greater part are herbaceous, and very many annual. They are fre-

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

527

1 1 800 Cressa L. 0

799 Dich6ndra Forst.

2 797 Falk*o L.

798 Ciiscuta L. *0

qucntly, also, weeds, which, from their creeping roots, are difficult to extirpate. \11 parts of the world
produce them, from the cold regions of the north to the burning soil of the equator, Ciiscuta is a singular
parasite, wholly destitute of leaves. The root of many is filled with a milky acrid juice, which is very
purgative. Scammony, jalap, and some other drugs, are the produce of Convolvulaceae. The roots of
Ipomo3!va florida, scoparia, and Quamuclit, are stimulatory; that of Ipoma?\i Batatas, which is the sweet
potato of America and Southern Europe, and that of Ipomceva edhlis are wholesome articles of food. Their
botanical characters are very nearly the same as those of Polemoniaceae. Cuttings, divisions, or seeds.

502 Retzirt Thun, 497 Dinetus Swt.

492 Convolvulus L. *1 26 495 Porana Brm.
494 Calystegia R. Br. *0 11 796 Evulvulus L.
491 Ipomceva L. 0 22 495 Morenua Lai.

493 Argyreia Lou.

364. ORDER CXXXVII. BORAGI'NE^.

Genera 26, Species 279 ; Hot-house Species 21 ; Green-house Species 63 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 193. J 5 feet ; £ 31 feet ; =fe 2| feet.

True Boragineas are chiefly herbaceous plants, with alternate exstipulate leaves, the surface of which is
covered over with minute asperities, and with flowers arranged in one-sided spikes or racemes, occasionally
solitary. Each flower has also four distinct little nuts or seeds, as they are commonly called. Some Echiums
and a few more are shrubs. They are found abundantly in Europe, Siberia, and the north of Africa, less
commonly in India, and the equinoctial parts of the world ; in some quantity in North America, and in
tolerable abundance in New Holland. Within the tropics the order is principally represented by Heliotropiums
and Tournefortias ; in colder latitudes by Anchusas, Cynoglossums, herbaceous Echiums, and the like.
Some are mere weeds, quite unworthy of culture ; others are eminently beautiful, as many Echiums,
Onosmas, Onosmodiums, Symphy turns, and others. In general they are mucilaginous and emollient, qualities
which are especially abundant in the root of Symphytum and Cynoglossum. Pure nitre has been found in
several plants of the order. A red colour is given out by ^4nchusa tinctoria, Z,ithosptfrmum tinctorium, and
Onosma echifildes, which is used in dyeing. Several plants are employed on the same account in America. The
Hydrophylleae are often considered as distinct, on account of their capsular fruit and cartilaginous albumen.
One or two of these are pretty plants, but most of them mere weeds. Cuttings, division, and seeds.

413

ColdemVz L.

439

Cerinthe L.

0

5

436

Rindera Pal.

0

1

428

Tiaridium Leh.

445

ITchium L.

*0

24

427

Matt/a Schult.

0

1

424

4".><t

//eliotrbpium L
Z/ithospermum L.

0
*3

6

2

443
444

Nonert Mon.
Z,yc6psis L.

0

*0

8
6

435
441

Cynoglossum L.
Trichod^sma R. Br.

*0
0

17
2

4; JO

Batschm MX.

0

4

442

Asperugo L.

*()

1

440

Ztorago L.

*0

7

438

Pulmonaria /,.

*0

17

432

v4nchusa L.

*()

28

358

Aquartz'ffl Jac.

4:14

Onosniudium MX.

0

2

425

J/yosotis L.

*0

18

446

Tournefortia L.

431

Onosma L.

0

7

426

Echinospermum Sicx

0

7

447

Messerschmid/a L.

433

Symphytum L.

*0

12

437

Omphalodes Leh.

*()

7

365. ORDER CXXXVIII. CORDIA'CE^.

Genera 5, Species 46 ; Hot-house Species 45 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 0 feet; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Trees formerly referred to the last order, from which their habit, plaited cotyledons, and dichotomous style
divide them. Little is known of their properties, except that the flesh of their fruit is emollient and muci-
laginous. The nuts of C6rd/a Sebestena are employed sometimes as laxatives. Cuttings.
565 Patagunula L. I 566 Ehretw L. I 567 Bourrena Gae.

563 C6r<ba L. | 564 Varr&wia L. |

36G. ORDER CXXXIX. HYDROPHY'LLE^.

Genera 5, Species 11 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 11. £ 0 feet; £ 6 feet; =*= 0 feet

Elegant herbaceous plants, natives of North America, with blue or pink flowers and pinnate parted leaves.
Divisions and. seeds. ,

476 Hydrophyllum L.

477 Phacelia MX.

| 3292 Eutoca R. Br.
| 478 Nemuphila Bart.

563 Ellisia L.

367. ORDER CXL. SOL.ONE.ffi.

Genera 33, Species 461 ; Hot-house Species 143 ; Green-house Species 96 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 18;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 204. 1 14feet ; £ 44 feet ; * 0 feet.

The baneful nightshade represents this order, which participates very generally in its qualities, although
they are frequently hidden beneath a fairer form, and often much mitigated. Many of the Solanums are very
handsome. The Verbascums, Daturas, and Solandras are all plants of great beauty, although the former, on
account of their frequency, are despised in gardens. Capsicums are famous for their pungent fruit and seeds ;
Brunsfelsias for their fragrance, and Nicotianas, or Tobacco, for their fcetor. The leaves, indeed, of the whole
order are disagreeably scented. The usual effect of Solanea? is narcotic ; but it is thought that this has been
exaggerated, on account of the intense and deleterious properties of A'tropa BcUadoniia. These, accord-
ing to the observations of Vauquelin, depend upon the presence of a bitter nauseous matter which is soluble
in spirits of wine, forming with tannin an insoluble compound, and giving out ammonia when decomposed by
fire. Notwithstanding the narcotic power of the roots of the Mandrake, the Belladonna, and others, those of
the Potato are found to contain an abundant fa?cula, which is among the most valuable food of man. The
leaves of many Solaneaa are exciting and narcotic, but in very unequal degree, as in Tobacco, Physalis,
Henbane, &c. ; those of the Nightshade excite vertigo, convulsions, and vomiting. The juice of Stramonium
is given in North America, in doses of from twenty to thirty grains, in cases of epilepsy. The fruit of
Physalis Alkekengi is a veterinary diuretic ; that of P. edulis is used in tarts ; that of Solatium Lycopersicum,
and Melongena, is served at table in various forms, under the name of Tomatoes and Aubergines. Cuttings,
division, and seeds.

489 Petunia J. 01

1714 Salpiglossis R. $ P. 0 2

481 Datura L. *0 9

482 Brugmans/rt Pers.
475 Ve'stez W. en.

Section 1. PERICA'RPIUM
CAPSULAXRE.

lig. 0. herb. 121. £ 33 ft.

1814 Anthoc£rcis Lab.

1812 C£lsia L. 01

480 Ferbascum L. *0 63

479 RamoniUa MX. 0 1

487 Hyoscyamus L. *0 12
490 Scopolia Jac. 0 1

488 NicoUawflr I* 0 31

369. Section 2. PERICA'RPIUM

BACCA^TUM.

lig. 18. herb. 83. £14 ft ; £ 29 ft.
486 Anisodus Lk. 0 2

584 A'tropa L.

587 Sarachfl R. per.

585 A/andragora Ton.
448 Nolana L.

586 Physalis L.
3296 Ullbrt Pers.

593 Capsicum L.

590 Lycopersicum Ton.

591 SolanumZ,.

592 Nycterium Ven.
359 Withering^ Herit

*()

1

0

2

0

4

0

o

0

gS

0

6

0

12

*4

55

0

4

0

1

528

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

583 Centrum /,.

588 Lycium L.

589 Lvcioserissa R. & S.
582 Solandra L

14

364. Sections. GE'NERA SOLANNEIS i 1765 Cresc^ntia L.

AFFI'NIA.
1811 Brunsfelsia L.

3387 Franciscera Pohl

1766 Tan£e\Mum Swz
1314 Codon W.

370. ORDER CXLI. SCROPHULA'RINJE.

Genera 59, Species 545 ; Hot-house Species 40 ; Green-house Species 118 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 384. f 10J ft. ; £ 43 feet ; * 6 feet.

A great part of Linnams's Didynamia Angiosp^rmia is found here, capsular fruit and didynampus stamens
being among the most obvious characteristics of the order. The species are generally herbs with opposite
leaves, very rarely shrubs : and natives of mountains, valleys, ditches, woods, and waysides, in all parts of the
world. The Personate have the palate so prominent as to close up the orifice of the corolla. Ring£ntes have
the palate open. Some are highly ornamental, as DigitMis, .Pedicularis, Calceolaria, &c., others are mere
weeds, as is the case with a large proportion of them. Most of them have a weak unpleasant smell, a bitterish
taste, and acrid and suspicious properties ; but this odour is sweet and aromatic in the Ambulia of Lamarck ,
the taste is refreshing in jl/imulus luteus, which is a culinary plant in Peru, and the ordinary acrid properties
become emollient in some Antirrhinums. The Rhinanthacea? are remarkable for their astringent tonic bark
and leaves. The leaves and roots of Scrophularia aquatica, Gratlola officinalis and peruviana, and Calceolaria
act as purgatives, or in strong doses produce vomiting: these properties exist, in a high degree, in Digitalis
purpurea. The leaves of this plant, reduced to powder, excite vomiting and vertigo, excite urine and saliva,
and lower the pulse : in top strong doses they cause death ; in moderate doses they are useful in scrophula,
dropsy, asthma, &c. Cuttings, divisions, and seeds.

371. Section 1. STA'MINA (4) AN-

1718 Chelbne L

0

5 1771 Rhinanthus L. *0 4

THERlFERA.

1801 Herp^stis R. Br.

0

1

1741 Afelampyrum £. *0 5

^

1786 Mazus Lou.

0

1

1781 Pedicularis L. *0 4

lig.2. herb.231. f 10|ft.j £

J5ft.;~

2 ft.

1784 HornemanmVz W.

en.

1779 Gerardw L. 05

365 Bdddlea L.

1

0

1785 TittmanniYi Rchb.

0

1

1780 Sevmerzrt Ph. 0 2

362 Scopkria L.

1787 Torema L.

1804 Co'llinsz'rt Nut 0 3

1803 Capraria L.
1810 Teedia Rudol.

1800 Lindernm L.
1783 Mimulus L.

0

0

1
9

372. Section 2. STA'MINA (2) AN-

1769 Hallena L.

1794 Browalh'a L.

THERiFKHA.

1795 Stemodia L.
1798 RusseUa L.

1807 Angelbnia Kth.
J813 Alonsba R. & P.

lig.l. fierb.153. f 1ft; £25ft.; ^6 ft.

1796 Trevirana W. en.

1802 Diascia Lk.

0

1

65 Calceolaria L.

1797 Columnea L.
1778 Maurandya Jac.

1791 Vandellia L.
1793 Limosella L.

*0

1

55 Schizanthus Fl.per. 0 2
49 Schwt'nckz'rt L.

1799 Dodartm L.

0

1

1134 Disandra L.

54 Konnava Lk.

1815 Cymbaria L.
1777 JVemesia Yen.

0
0

1
1

1792 Sibthorp/a L.
1782 £rinus L.

*0
0

1

2

53 Gratlola L. 04
63 Wulfenia L. 01

1776 //narrhlnum Desf.
1774 Antirrhinum L.

0
*0

3

12

180n Manulea L.
1805 Buchnem L.

0

1

64 Pzederbta L. 02
44 Leptandra Nut. 0 3

1775 Linaria Tou.

*0

63

1773 Euphrasia L.

*0

4

45 Ver6nica L. *1 140

1790 Scrophularia L.
1789 Digitalis /,.

*1

*0

41

25

1772 Bartsza L.
1768 Euchrbma Nut.

*0
0

4 46 Diplophyllum Leh. 0 1
2 50 Hem£meris L.

1717 Pentstemon W.

0

25

1767 Castilleja Mutis.

0

2 1

373. ORDER CXLII. LABIATE.'

Genera 78, Species 858 ; Hot-house Species 69 ; Green-house Species 189 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 76
Hardy Herbaceous Species 524. 12J| feet ; £52| feet ; *= 1 foot

A portion of Diandria TVIonogynia, and the whole of Didynamia Gymnospt>rmia, of Linnaeus, make up
Labiataj, which are character! sod by their didynamous stamens, four little nuts or naked seeds, single style, and
irregular corolla. They are mostly natives of extra-tropical countries, although under the form of 'Hyptis,
Anisomeles, Leucas, CKcymum, &c., they are found in the hottest zones of the world. Many are extremely
odoriferous in the leaves, some bear handsome flowers, but by far the greater part are no better than weeds.
They are all remarkable for their tonic, cordial, and stomachic virtues : they contain both a bitter and an
aromatic principle, in different proportions. The bitterness which is given out in decoctions, resides in a gum-
resinous secretion, abounding in some Teucriums, which are particularly employed as stomachics^ and some-
times as febrifuges : those which abound in essential oil, and which are consequently aromatic, are used as
stimulants. From the different degree of combination of these principles in different plants, they have obtained
various uses ; such as savory,thyme, marjoram, for the seasoning of food ; sage, balm, ground ivy for tea ; marum,
tnajoram, lavender, and thyme for sternutatories ; others, such as lavender, mint, balm, and rosemary, for
perfumes. It is a remarkable fact, that the essential oil of all contains camphor, which exists in such quantity
in sage and lavender, that it has been supposed that the separating of it might become an object of commerce.
Cuttings, divisions, and seeds.

374 Tribe 1. IV!

lig.O. herb. 61. £18 ft.
69 Lycr;pus L.
1651 Isanthus MX.

1659 Mentha L.

1660 PeriUa W.
1655 EIsh<Sltzm W.

3372 Aphanochllus Benth.

3373 Dissophylla Blume
16SO Pogostemon Desf.
1750 Colebro6kea Sm.

375.
lig. 34.

Tribe 2.
herb. 29.

1658 Bystropiigon Herit.

1679 Pycnanthemum MX.

1650 Saturlja L.

3379 Micromeria Benth.

1681 Thymus 7,

1380 Oi'ganum »0

3371 Lophanthus Benth. 0

1653 J/yssopus L.

1649 Westring/a Sm.

DIDE^E.

37 Tribe 3. AjucoiDE^:.

3376 Roylea Wai.

0 1

5ft.

*0 5
0 1
*0 51
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1

lig.l. herb.tt. 12ft; £5ft.; *=12ft.
1648 Teucrmw I,. *7 18
70 Amethystea L 01
1691 Trichostema L. 0 2
P1697 PhrymaL,. 0 1
1646 AjugaL. *0 13
1647 Anisomeles R. Br.
77 CollinsumVi L. 06

1677 Moluccella £.
3378 Chasmonia Lindl.
1673 Leonurus L.
16(57 Galeobdolon Sm.
1666 Galeopsis L.
1665 Lamium L.
3380 Physostegia Benth.
3375 Sph^cele Benth.
1668 Betonica L.

0 3
0 1
*0 14
*0 1
*0 8
*0 17
0 5

*0 9

377. Tribe 4. MONA'RDEJE.

1669 Stachys L.
1670 Zietenm Gled.

*4 46
1 0

Kg. 5. herb. 29. i 15 ft ; £ 13 ft.

1654 tfepeta L.

*0 38

.VE-E.

74 Monarda L. 0 16

1664 Glechiima L.

0 2

, £ 13ft.

3278 Blephi'lia Raf. 0 2
71 Ziziphora L. 0 10
72 Cunila L. 0 1

1&57 Siderltis L.
1672 Marriibium L.
1656 Lavandula L.

0 16
*0 10
3 0

0 7

75 jRosmarinus L. 5 0

1685 DracoctJphalum

0 17

3 2

1684 Melissa L.

0 6

*28 1
»0 13

378. Tribe 5. NEPE'TE^E.
lig. SO. herb. 359. f 14ft. ; )£ 44 ft.

16n3 Lepechinza W.
3374 Worm In um Pers.
1652 Th^mbra L.

0 2
0 1

0 6

1676 Leonfctis R. Br.

1682 yf cinos Pers.

*3 7

3 0

1675 i.eucas R. Br.

73 ^edebma Pers.

0 2

1674 Phlbmis L. 9 11

1683 Calamintha Ph.

•0 6

1671 J5allota L. *0 4

1678 Clinopodium L.

*0 3

3377 Beringferia Neck. 0 5

1686 Mclittis L.

*0 3

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

529

1694 Pruntlla L.

1695 Clebniai.
1693 Scutellaria L.

76 Salvia L.

*0 14

0 1

*0 28

*10 78

379. Tribe 6. PRASIE\F.
1696 Prasium L.

380. Tribe 7. OCYMOIDE/E.

lig.O. herb. 5. £ 4J ft,
3381 Moschosma Rchb.
3383 Cbleus Lou.

1687 0'cymum /,. 0

1688 Lumnitzera Jac.

1689 Plectra nth us Her it.

3382 Acroc^phalus Benth. 0

3384 Anisochllus Lou.

1662 Pycn^stachys Pair.

1756 JEollanthus

1661 HyptisJrtc.

1692 Prostanthera Lab.

381. ORDER CXLIII, VERBENA'CE^E.

Genera 29, Species 217; Hot-house Species 141 ; Green-house Species 47 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 26. f 14| ft. ; £ 12} ft. ; * 0 feet

A mixture of weeds and showy herbs, of humble creeping plants and of lofty timber trees. Some of the
Vitexes and Clerodendrums are handsome shrubs : Aloysirt is esteemed for the fragrance of its flowers, and
Holmskioldm for the refulgent scarlet of its enlarged calyxes. Tectona produces the famous Indian teakwood.
No properties of consequence have been attributed, by medical men, to any plant of the order, those formerly
ascribed to the vervain and chaste-tree being now disregarded. The species are natives of waysides in Europe,
and of woods and barren plains in the tropics. Cuttings, divisions, and seeds.

1752 Clerod£ndrum L. 52 Cornute'a L.

1753 Volkamerm L. 1736 Gmelln« L.

360 jEgiphila L. 1758 Citharexylum L.

357 Callicarpa L. 1759 Duranta L.

1743 Fltex L. 20 1730 Amasonia L.

1744 Chloanthes R. Br. 1738 Lantana L.

1737 Premna L. 1748 Spielmanma Med.

1754 Holmski61d*a Retz. 554 Tectona L.

1755 Petrea L. 1747 Str^ptium Rox.
51 H6sto Jac. 1746 Priva Adan.

79 Ghima Schreb.
1757 Tambnia Aub.

68 Stachytarpheta Vahl
1745 Zapanza J.

1739 Alo^sia Or.
1749 FerbenaZ,.

1740 Lippirt L.

1735 Hebenstreitza L.
1742 Selago L.

382. ORDER CXL1V. MYOPO'RINJE.

Genera 4, Species 1 8 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 16 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
, Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; ]£ 0 feet ; ^fe 0 feet.

South Sea and New Holland shrubs, with scarcely any hair. The leaves are simple, alternate, or opposite,
irith no stipule. The flowers, scarlet, white, or blue, axillary without bracteae. These are very near Verbe-
lacea?. Stenochllus is the handsomest genus of the order : the Avicennias are shore plants, growing in the
dace of the mangroves, and shooting their long roots to a great distance among the mud, sometimes to
he length of six feet along the surface before they fix themselves. Their medicinal properties, if any,
are unknown. Cuttings.

1761 Myoporum Forst.

1762 Stenochllus R. Br.

1763 B6ntaz L.
1751 Aviclnnfo L.

383. ORDER CXLV. ACANTHASCEJE.

Genera 18, Species 168 ; Hot-house Species 144; Green-house Species 18 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
.Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 0 feet ; £ 7 feet ; *= 0 feet.

These are known by the elastic dehiscence of their capsules, and the hooked processes of the seeds. They
are almost entirely tropical herbs or shrubs, with the pubescence, if any, simple or capitate, but never stellate.
Their leaves are opposite, occasionally arranged in fours, simple and undivided, or very seldom lobed. The
flowers are either in imbricated heads or open racemes, always enclosed in their bractea? ; and are white, blue
yellow, scarlet, or purple. Some of the species are very showy, but few of them are cultivated commonly; a
large proportion are mere weeds. The Thunbergias are fine climbers, and the Acanthus m611is, the foliage
of which gave rise to the classical acanthus of architecture, is, perhaps, except Morlna pe>sica, one of the most
interesting of hardy herbaceous plants. It is also one of the few species to which any medicinal properties are
ascribed, being used sometimes as an emollient by reason of its mucilage. Justicia biflora is employed in Egypt
as a poultice, J. Ecbblium as a diuretic, and J. pectoralis as a vulnerary. Cuttings, seeds, and division.

1722 Acanthus L. 05 1729 ^lechum J. 56 Elytraria MX. 0 1

1723 Blepharis J. 1731 Aphelandra R. Br. 60 Nelsomo R. Br.
1734 Thunberg/'a L. 1732 Geissomeria 72. Br. 58 Justicia L.
1725 Barleria L. 1733 Crossandra Sal. 59 Dicliptera Vahl
1728 Hygrophila R. Br. 1726 Phaylopsis J. 57 Hypoestes Sol.

1727 Ruelb'a L. 1724 Lepidagathis W. 61 Eranthemum R. Br.

584. ORDER CXLV I. OROBANCHE^E.

Genera 2, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hat
Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. f Ofeet; j£4|feet; =£=

Leafless parasites on roots, with brown or colorless scaly stems and flowers.
1770 Lathra"a L. *0 1 | 1764*0robanche L.

y Ligneous Species 0 ;
feet.

*0 6

385. ORDER CXLVII. LENTIBULA^RIJE.

Genera 2, Species 9 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 7-10 feet 5 £ 2 feet ; ^ 2 feet

Very pretty interesting aquatics, which are scarcely susceptible of cultivation, except in a few cases. The
Pinguiculas are either European or North American, inhabitating elevated patches in bogs : the Utricularias
are floaters, found in most countries in marshes and little rills : their flowers, are white, yellow or blue. Ottsets
66 Pinguicula L. *0 4 | 67 Utricularia L. 03

386. ORDER CXLVIII. PRIMULA'CEJE.

Genera 17, Species 143 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house SpecieslQ ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 115. JO feet ; £ 11 feet ; J= 3 feet

Beautiful dwarf herbs, inhabiting the mountains and meadows of all parts of the world, but especially
In the northern hemisphere. Nothing can be more lovely than the little delicate alpine Primulas, Androsaces,
Aretias, and Soldanellas, with their little modest blossoms, sometimes rivalling the whiteness of the surrounding
snow, sometimes emulating the intense blue of the empyrean, as if the one had borrowed its hues from
heaven, and the other from the spotless mantle of the earth. Hott&ma is a naiad of the stream, inhabiting
several parts of England, in ponds and ditches, which are enlivened for many a month with its rosy
flowers, peeping from among the sedge and under-grass by which it is environed. All the genera are familiar
to gardeners, except Centunculus and Schwtnck//?, of which the former is singular in the order, as being

M m

530

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

an obscure minute weed, and the latter has inelegant green flowers, curious to the botanist but ungrateful to
the florist. The prominent botanical character is the one-celled fruit, with a central placenta, and the stamens
opposite the petals. The properties of Primulaceaj are feeble and of little consequence; they appear to
be slightly astringent and bitter ; the root of Cyclamen is acrid, and only eaten by wild boars ; the flowers of
the primrose and cowslip are fragrant, and mildly sudorific and soporific. Cortusa Mathlolo has been used in
nervous disorders. Division, offsets, and seeds.

455 Cyclamen L.
45* Dodecatheon L.
453 Soldanella L.
452 Cortusa L.
451 Primula W.
450 ^ndrosace L.

10

10

449 Aretirt L.
1133 Trientalis L.
461 Curis L.

456 Hottbm'a L.

457 Zysimachia L.
503 Lubima Com.

458 ^nagallis L. *0

47 Micranthemum MX.

363 Centunculus L. *0

?618Sam51usZ,. *0

62 Campylanthus Roth

387. ORDEH CXLIX. GLOBULAVRIJE.

Genus 1, Species 10 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 j

Hardy Herbaceous Species 6. 1 0 feet; £2Jfeet; ^= 0 feet.

Pretty alpine plants with blue flowers. The leaves of Globularia Alypum are very bitter and powerfully
purgative, giving at the same time a tone to the stomach and intestines. Divisions and cuttings.
342 Globulkria L. 06

388. ORDER CL. PLUMBAGI'NE^.

Genera 3, Species 82 ; Hot-house Species 6 ; Green-house Species 27 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 49. £ 0 feet; j£ 12 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

These are properly placed at the limit between Monochlamydea? and Dichlamydeaa, to either of which they
are referable in the minds of some botanists, although it appears, upon the whole, to be most convenient
to station them where they are now arranged. They are low shrubs or herbaceous plants, with showy red or
blue flowers of an arid texture, inhabiting salt marshes and subalpine tracts, in the temperate latitudes
of both the northern and southern hemispheres. All the Statices and Armerias are fine plants worth cultiva-
ting. The root of Statice Limbnium is astringent and tonic ; of the Plumbagos, the root and whole plant are
acrid and caustic, and employed as vesicatories. Divisions, cuttings, and seeds.
929 Statice L. *0 28 | 928 Armeria L. *0 18 | 423 Plumbago L. 03

SUBCLASS IV. MONOCHLAMY'DE^E. Perianthium simple.

Genera 256, Species 2628 ; Hot-house Species 669 ; Green-house Species 727 : Hardy Ligneous Species 609 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 623. J 3341 ft. ; £55|feet; =&6£feet.

The absence of corolla characterises this subdivision of dicotyledonous vegetation ; but, as the term corolla
is subject to frequent misunderstanding, it should be borne in mind, that whenever there is only one floral
envelope, that envelope is to be considered calyx, whether green, as in most cases, or colored, as in the Marvel
of Peru.

389. ORDER CLI. PLANTAGI'NEJE.

Genera 3, Species 80 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green- house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 76. £ 2| feet ; £ 13| ft. ; *= 1 foot.

Little inconspicuous herbs found in waste places all over the world. The leaves are stellate, and occasionally
ternate ; the pubescence is jointed ; the flowers are brownish, and arrayed in dense spikes. Their leaves are
rather bitter and astringent ; their seeds mucilaginous and rather acrid ; those of Plantago arenaria are imported
in large quantities from the south of France, for the purpose of forming an infusion in which muslins are
washed. P. media is sometimes cultivated by farmers under the name of ribgrass. Divisions and seeds.
*2 74 | 2621 Littorella L. *0 1 | 739 Glaux L.

364 Plantago L.

*0

390. ORDER CLII. NYCTAGI'NE.ffi.

Genera 7, Species 47 ; Hot-house Species 21 ; Green-house Species 15 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 11. £ 0 feet ; £6|feet ; ^ 0 feet

With the exception of Mirabilis, in which the colored calyx has a showy effect, all the order consists
of weeds, growing often among the loose sand on the sea coast of the tropics and western hemisphere ; none are
found in Europe. The Abronias are curious, neat, and often fragrant. The root of Mirabilis Jalapa was
formerly considered the jalap, which is now known to be an error; it is however purgative, although in a less
degree. Boerhaavza tuberbsa is also a reputed purgative. Cuttings, divisions, and seeds.

97 Oxybaphus R. & P. 0 51 405 Allii>nia L. 0 3 | 1135 Pisoma L.

421 Mirabilis L. 0 1 I 19 Boerhaavza L.

422 Abrbnia J. 02

98 Boldoa Lag.

391. ORDER CLI1I. AMARANTHAVCE^.

Genera 16, Species 140; Hot- house Species 46; Green-house Species 30; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 64. f 0 feet ; £21| feet ; A 0 feet.

Upon this order Dr. von Martius has the following remarks : — Leaves, especially when young, of a lax soft
texture, abounding in saccharine, mucilaginous, and fibrous particles, and therefore fit for food. The seeds
are farinaceous, consisting chiefly of starch and mucus. Their virtues are nutritive, emollient, demulcent ;
the root of Gomphrtna officinalis is tonic and stimulant. The species are either gregarious or solitary ;
mostly diffuse and villous, and existing in dry stony exposed places, or erect and reclining on other vegetables,
with little pubescence, when found on the skirts of ancient forests ; a few are found in saline coast places ;
finally, they are more common in low land, little elevated above the surface of the sea, than in mountainous
regions. They are met with in both hemispheres ; rarely under the equator, but increasing both northwards
and southwards as we recede from them ; they are confined to no countries in particular, but are found
to affect all regions of the world. Among an abundance of weeds, we distinguish a few fine plants deserving
cultivation, as the Globe Amaranthus, the Cockscombs, and a few species of .Amaranthus, one of which, under
the name of Love-lies-bleeding, is commonly reared for the sake of its long, tail-like, pendent masses of crimson
flowers. Amaranthus oleraceus, and a few others, are occasionally cultivated as potherbs. Cuttings and seeds.

2628 Amaranthus L.
735 Celosia L.
1206 Aphananthe Lk.

732 Lestibud&ia R. Br.

733 Deeringm R. Br.
722 Chamissba H. & B.

*0 61

725 Cladostachys D. Don.
721 Achyranthes L. 0

724 Desmocha5xta Dec.
727 Alternanthera R. Br.
731 JE'rua Forsk.

723 Philoxerus R. Br.

737 Gomphrena L.

736 Oplotheca Nut. 0

2767 IreslnejL.
P2629 Acroglbchin ScAr. 0

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT 531

392. ORDER CLIV. PHYTOLA'CEJE.
Genera 5, Species 21 ; Hot-house Species 20 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. f 0 feet ; £ 3 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

-Insignificant herbaceous plants, rarely shrubs, with racemes of white, red, or greenish flowers. Petiveria
when bruised smells like garlic. Phytolacca roots, leaves, and berries are violent purgatives and emetics ;
those of P. decindra, or Virginian Poke, are esteemed in North America nearly equal to Guaiacum, and are
employed in chronic rheumatisms, and in rheumatic pains following syphilis. An extract of the berries has
been employed in scrofula and cancerous ulcers, and the young shoots of the plant are eaten in the United
States as asparagus.

1420 Phytolacca Z. 0 1 | 801 Microtea Swx. I 920 Gisekw L.

I

334 Rivlna L. 1136 Petivena L.

393. ORDER CLV. CHENOPOVDEJE.

Genera 22, Species 193 ; Hot-house Species 8 ; Green-house Species 27 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 6 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 1 52. £ 7f feet ; £ 28 J feet ; *= 0 feet.

The habit of this order is a better distinction from Amaranthacese, than any artificial character which it is
easy to point out. While Amaranthacea; have a dry perianthium with a dense inflorescence, Chenopbdeze, on
the contrary, have a fleshy perianthium and a very effuse inflorescence. In the former, the stamens are usually
inserted under the ovarium ; in the latter into the calyx ; but this mark is not constant. None of them, unless
Phytolacca is excepted, can be esteemed plants of ornament ; on the contrary, they have a weedy uninviting
appearance, which is not improved by the fetid smell of some of them. But, although their appearance is less
attractive than that of the Amaranths, their use to man is far more considerable. Their qualities are very
various ; Camphor6sma has the smell of camphor. Some of the Chenopodiums, as flmbrosioldes, TJbtrys, &c.,
possess antispasmodic and tonic properties; the leaves of Spinacia, and of many Chenopodiums, are eaten as
spinach ; as are those of Basella in China and India. Salsbla and Salicornia are often employed as pickles.
Beet roots are equally valuable as a culinary and agricultural production, and the leaves are an excellent vege-
table when boiled. But the most remarkable feature in the properties of the order is the abundant production
of soda, which is obtained from many of the species, as from all the Salsolas, Salicornias, Anabasis, many
species of ^'triplex, several salt-marsh Chenopodiums, and others. The seeds of Chenppodium anthelminticum
are used as a vermifuge, those of ^'triplex hortensis excite vomiting, frequently attended with acute pain ;
those of Chenopddium Q/ifnba are said to be used as rice. To conclude this list of remarkable properties in
one of the most vile of all assemblages of plants, the roots of beet yield an abundance of sugar. Cuttings,
divisions, and seeds.

908 Basdlla L.

807 Anabasis L. 0 2

808 Salst.la L. *() 13

809 Kbchirt Schr. 0 8
729 Chenblea Z.

810 ChenopbdiumZ. *3 54

2862 J'triplex Z. *2 29

2863 Rhagbdia R. Br

811 £eta Z. *0 9
2768 Spinacea Z. 03
2770 Acnlda Z. 01

812 Bbsea L.

27 Corispermum Z. 0 11

29 ^lltum Z. 0 5

2586 Ceratocarpus Z. 01

23 Salic6rnia Z. *0 3

115 Polycnemum Z. 06

335 Camphor6sma Z. 02

336 Anisacantha R. Br.
1205 Galfema W.

2594 A'xyris Z. 03

2618 Dibtis Z. *1 2

394. ORDER CLVI. BEGONIAVCEJE.

Genus 1, Species 35 ; Hot-house Species 32 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =§= 0 feet,

The acid qualities, sheathing stipules, and alternate leaves of these tropical herbs approximate the»i fo
Polygbneaz, notwithstanding the very different structure of their fructification. Most of the species are
pretty ; some very handsome ; all requiring great heat and humidity to be grown in perfection. Cuttings,
divisions, and seeds.

2654 Beg&nfa L.

395. ORDER CLVII. POLYGOVNE^E.

Genera 14, Species 188 ; Hot-house Species 19 ; Green-house Species 22 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 6 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 141. f 6|feet; j£ 29 feet ; *=5£feet.

Herbaceous or suffrutescent fleshy-leaved plants, chiefly natives of the northern hemisphere; a few
Polygonums and Coccolobas are found to the south, the former in barren places, the latter on sea shores. A
great part of the order consists of worthless weeds. Some of the Polygonums, and all the Eriogonums, are
handsome plants ; the Rheums are famous in medicine. The root of Rheum is tonic and purgative ; most of
the Rumexes and Polygonums are also tonics. The juice of the Coccolobas is very astringent. The young
leaves and shoots of several species of .Humex and tfheum are eaten either raw or baked, under the name of
sorrel, French sorrel, and tart rhubarb. For the sake of its seeds, Polygonum Fagopyrum is cultivated by
farmers under the name of buck-wheat ; the seeds of P. aviculare are very emetic and purgative. The fleshy
calyx of the Coccolobas is colored ; and, the fruit growing in clusters, the genus has received the name of the
sea-side grape. Cuttings, divisions, and seeds.

1212 Cocc61oba L

1213 Brunnlchia Gae.

1210 Poljrgonum L. *1 64

1211 Tragopyrum Bieb. 3 0
1103 Jtraphaxis L.

1104 Oxyria Hill *0 2

1126 tfumex L. *1 55

1127 &mcx Neck. 0 1

1128 Pod6pterus Kth.
2796 Triplaris L.

5. ORDER CLVIII. LAU'RIN^E.

1232 J?heum L. 0 14

1463 Calligonum L. 10

1231 Eri6gonum 0 4

298 Kcenigja L. 01

Genera 7, Species 54 ; Hot-house. Species 30 ; Green-house Species 15 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 9 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 33| ft. ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Noble trees or shrubs with handsome foliage and inconspicuous flowers. They are chiefly natives of hot
countries, where they constitute some of the most valuable of the productions known under the name of
spice. By botanists they are regularly recognised by the singular circumstance of their anthers having each
four cells, the valves of which are hinged as it were to the upper edge of each cell, and do not open longitu-
dinally like those of most other plants. It is well known that the cinnamon is the produce of the Cinnamo-
mum verum, and that its properties are eminently aromatic, warm, and stomachic. The same peculiarities, but
in a less degree, exist also in Cinnambmum Cassia, Malabatrum, and Culilaban, which are all occasionally
substituted for true cinnamon: they are found in the leaves of Laurus parvifolia, in the bark of the species
which produces the Pichurim bean ; in that of L. cupul^ris, which is the Isle of France cinnamon ; of
L. Quixos, which yields the Peruvian cinnamon ; in L. Benzoin, which was used as spice in the United States
during the American war ; and finally, in the common bay tree of our plantations, Zaurus Sessafrai yields
the sassafras chips of the shops, but its bark is much more powerful. The fruit of many Laurinae is
extremely aromatic ; that of Persea gratissima is an agreeable West Indian fruit, called the alligator pear
Camphor is the produce of Cinnambmum Cdmphora, and of another or two ; this substance is found indeed
in small quantities in the roots of almost all the order ; one of the cinnamons is even named Capuru Carundu,
which signifies camphorated cinnamon. Cuttings and layers.

M m 'J

532 NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

1226 Zaurus L. 901 1229 Cryptocarya R. Br. I Laurinis ajff'inis.

1228 Persea Gae. 1227 Tetranthera Jac. ? 1427 Agathophyllum W.

1225 Cmnambmum R. Br. I 1230 Cassytha L.

397. ORDER CLIX. MYRISTI'CE^E.

Genera 2, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 6 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Closely allied to the last, especially in sensible properties. The arillus of Myristica is the mace of the shops,
and its nut the famous nutmeg. It is well known that this abounds with oil ; in Virola sebifera the oily secre-
tion is so copious, that it is readily separated by immersion in boiling water, under the form of fat. Cuttings.
2829 Myristica L. \ 2593 Hernand/« L

398. ORDER CLX. PROTEA^CE^.

Genera 32, Species 375; Hot.house Species 0; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Favourite shrubs with gardeners, both on account of the neatness of their foliage and the beauty of their
flowers. With very few exceptions, they are confined to the southern promontory of Africa, and to New
Holland, where they adorn large tracts of country. They are shrubby or arborescent plants with an arid
habit. The leaves are simple, evergreen, narrow, entire or serrated. The flowers generally grow in clusters,
and are green, yellow, or red, sometimes in true Proteas surrounded by colored bractea? with dark hairy
margins. Their stamens are four, with distinct anthers, which rarely adhere together. The pollen is triangular ;
the stigma undivided and usually oblique. Their fruit is of various kinds, either a solitary nut or a sort of
cone consisting of many nuts immersed among the indurated remains of abortive flowers. Of their pro-
perties little is known Some of the Rhopalas afford tolerable timber; the bark of Prbtea speciosa and
grandiflora is astringent and useful in diarrhreas. The seeds of Embothrium tinctbrium yield a powder which
is employed for dyeing pink. The Proteas of the Cape, and the Banksias and Dryandras of New Holland.
are the finest plants of the order. Cuttings and seeds.

2748 Aulax Berg.

2749 Leucadendron L.
30(2 Petr6phila R. Br.

303 Isopbgon R. Br.

304 Prbtea L.

305 Leucospermum R. Br.

306 Mimetes R. Br.

307 Serruria R. Br.

308 NivemYi R. Br.

309 Sorocephalus R. Br.

310 Spatalla R. Br.

311 Adenanthos Lab.

312 Conosp£rmum R. Br.

315 Agastachys R. Br.

3284 Simszrt R.'Br.
314 Perso6nzVx Sm.

2866 Brabejum L.

3285 Anadfenia R. Br.

316 Grevillert R. Br.

317 Hakea R. Br.

319 Lambert/a Sm.

320 Xylomelum Sm.

599. ORDER CLX I. THYMEL^^E.

323 Rhopula R. Br.

3286 Qu&dria R. & P.

321 Telopea R. Br.

324 Knlghtz'a R. Br.

322 Lomatia R. Br.

3287 Emb6thrium Forst.
318 Stenocarpus R. Br.
313 Botr^ceras IV.

325 Banks/a R. Br.

326 Dry&ndra R. Br.

Genera 11, Species 99 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 7 '4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 19 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. $_ 19 feet ; j£ 2 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Nearly all shrubby plants, found in all parts of the world, but most abundantly in the south of Africa. The
owers are white, yellow, or red, most commonly in clusters, a

flowers are white, yellow, or red, most commonly in clusters, and often fragrant ; the foliage is entire, either
smooth or silvery, and generally very neat. Their wood is particularly soft ; their inner bark easily separable,
and, in Daphne Lagetta, pulls out by the division of the vertical fibres into a sort of network resembling
lace. Their bark is extremely acrid, acting as a vesicatory when applied to the skin, and, if chewed, producing
extreme heat and torture in the mouth; a decoction of it has been used with some success in venere.il
diseases. The seeds of these plants are poisonous to man, but birds eat them with impunity. The fibres of
Dirca and Lagetta are used for cordage ; those of Daphne Gnidium and Passerlna tinctoria are employed in
the south of Europe for staining wool yellow, which is converted into green by the addition of /satis. Cuttings
and seeds.

1198 Dirca L. I

1196 Lagdtta J.

1197 Daphne L. *1B

1199 Gnidia L.

1202 LachnaeNa L. I 327 StrutMola L.

1201 Passerlna L. \ 87 Pimelfea Forst.

1200 Steller« L. 0 1 | 2761 Trbphis L.

1366 Dais L.

4CO. ORDER CLXII. OSYRI'DE^E.

Genera 2, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 •
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet; =*= 0 feet

Trees with flexile twiggy branches, and monoecious or dioecious flowers. The leaves of Osyris iaponica eatable
as salad. Cuttings and seeds.

2747 Osyris Lam. \ 2624 Exocarpos Lab.

401. ORDER CLX1II. SANTALAVCEJE.

Genera 7, Species 21 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 6; Hardy Ligneous Species 7 •
Hardy Herbaceous Species 6. ± 36 feet ; £ 3 feet; * 0 feet.

^TT dwarf herbs» with '"conspicuous or unattractive flowers. They are chiefly natives of the Cape
New Holland, and India, a few only being found in Europe and North America. Their virtues are few The
wood of Santalum (album has a sweet aromatic flavor, and a slightly bitter taste: it is chiefly known as a
perfume, although it is said to possess mild sudorific properties. The leaves of Myoschllos are uurgative of
Thesium is slightly astringent. Cuttings, layers, divisions, and seeds.

«f2? Sdn'atum. LW- I 740 Thesium L. *0 5 i 2893 Hamiltbma Mhl.

2865 Fusanus :L. 741 Comandra Nut. 0 1 2892 Nfssa L. 7 0

742 Loptornena R. Br. \

402. ORDER CLXIV. EL^A'GNE^E.

Genera 4, Species 13 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 7 •
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 26| ft. ; £ 0 feet ; =*= O'feet.

r«y shrubs or sma11 trees» with deciduous leaves, covered, as well as the bark, with minute silvery scales •
flowers are inconspicuous but sometimes agreeably fragrant. They occupy but little space; a few
berSs ofgW' f h £pai\^ the remainder Europe, North America, Guiana, and the East Indies. The
?n™ t? Pp6phae ''namno'«es, which are slightly acid, are used as a kind of sauce by the Swedes Layers

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

533

2755 Tfippophae L.
2754 Shepherds Nut

*2

0 I 341 JSlaeagnus L.
0 I 2872 Gyrocarpus Jac.

401. ORDER CLXV. ASA'RIN^E.
Genera 2, Species 36 ; Hot-house Species 16 ; Green-house Species 5 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 3;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 12. f 3| feet ; £ 7 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Here we are on the limits of Monocotyl£dones and Dicotyledones. The species are herbaceous or half-
shrubby plants, with simple, often reniform, leaves ; and mottled grotesque flowers, usually brownish purple.
Their roots are all bitter, and possessed of tonic and stimulating properties ; but the degree in which they
exist in different species is not at present ascertained. The Aristolochias have been in former days praised as
emmenagogues, and many are still used in South America as a remedy for the bite of serpents. A sarum
europae\im is a purgative and emetic when fresh, but its powers are much diminished by drying ; its dried
leaves are occasionally used by the country people in some parts of England as a sternutatory. Division and
cuttings.

1421 ^sarum L, *0 5 | 2582 ^ristolochia L. *3 7

402. ORDER CLXVI. CYTI'NE-ffi.

Genus 1, Species 2 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. JO feet ; £ 0 feet j ^ 0 feet.

The famous pitcher-plants of China and the East Indies belong to Nepenthes, and bear leaves, the
extremities of which are hollowed out into cup-like appendages that are generally filled with water, which
seems as if confined within them by a little lid by which the pitchers are surmounted. Seeds.

403.

2830 A'ep^nthes L.
ORDER CLXVII. EUPHORBIATEJS.

••— ,

: Genera 47, Species 444 ; Hot-house Species 247 ; Green-house Species 66 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 12 :
Hardy Herbaceous Species 119. J 25$ feet ; £ 22£ feet ; i 0 feet

Weeds and lofty trees, of such varied appearance and property, that it is scarcely possible to frame a brief
character by which they can be expressed. Their vegetation in cold countries is mostly herbaceous, in hot
countries frutescent or arborescent ; their juice is milky, and their flowers mostly inconspicuous. It is for
their medicinal properties that they are chiefly known, and these are as various as their aspect ; mostly, how-
ever, dangerous, and always to be suspected. In a few of them the smell and taste are aromatic ; but in most
there is either no smell or it is nauseous, and the taste constantly acrid and pungent. Some possess also an
acrid limpid fluid, which is given out by the leaves when touched. Many of them act strongly upon the
kidneys, as several species of Phyllanthus, the leaves of A/ercuria/?'s annua, and the root of .fticinus communis.
Many are said to be powerful medicines in cases of dropsy. The bark of several Crotons, the wood of Cruton
Ttglium and jf?uxus, the leaves of the same, and also of Cicc« di'sticha, several Euphorbias, and others, are
recorded as sudorifics, and useful against syphilis ; as emetics, we find the roots of the Euphorbias, the juice
of Commia, A nda, Mercurialis pert§nnis, &c A great number are purgative, especially the leaves of Z?itxus
and Mercuntilis, the juice of Euphorbia, Commia, Hura, the seeds of .fficinus, Croton Tiglium, A'nda, and
Jatropha. The effects of some others are so dangerous, particularly /fippumane, that it is not advisable to
administer them even in very small doses ; even in many Euphorbias it is difficult to draw a line between the
quantity in which they are poisonous, and that in which they are harmless or useful. The nature of their
poison is mostly acrid, occasionally, however, mixed with something narcotic, as is apparent from the effect of
those which are used for poisoning or rather stupefying fish. The purgative oil in which the seeds of many
are found to abound, has been determined to reside wholly in the albumen ; hence the embryo of some, as
Omphalea diandra, is eaten as nuts Boiling or roasting has also the effect of dissipating their noxious effects ;
thus Janipha Munihot, than which there scarcely exists a more dangerous poison, affords a food when sub-
mitted to fire, called cassava, the flour of which is often used in London as a luxury for making puudings,
than which few are reputed to be more wholesome. But the most curious of all the products of Euphorbiaceae
is the Caoutchouc, that singular substance which, although the produce of dangerous acrid trees, possesses
nothing whatever which has been found capable of acting upon the human system in whatever way applied,
which is unalterable either in air, in water, or in spirits, although it softens at a high temperature. It is
chiefly produced by Siphonia elastica, but also exists in the juice of very many others, as Excaecaria agallocha,
Hippomane Mancinella, Hura crepitans, Sapium aucuparium, Plukenet/a volubilis, the Jatrophas, Mubea,
Omphaleas, and many others. Tournesole, another curious chemical preparation, is the juice of Croton
tinctbrium, but is also found in several others. Many other properties belong to this order, which it would be
too long to detail in this place. The curious reader will find ample information in the medical division of
M. Adrian de Jussieu's monograph of the order, from which most of the foregoing remarks are taken. Cuttings,
division, and seeds.

1U<*. OCCUUli A. 0lTAK«h

lig. 4. herb. 1. J 17Jft; j£ 1
2610 Sarcococca 5. J?.

ft.

2609 ^uxus L.

*4

0

2617 Pachysandra MX.

0

1

2632 Securinega J.
2769 Fluggea W.

2753 Drypetes Vahl

405. Section 2. PHYLLA'NTHEJE.

to. 0. herb. 3. £
2611 Cicca L.

2|ft.

2721 Agyneja i.

0

1

2716 Bradlfeja Gae.

2708 Phyllanthus L.

0

1

2710 E'mblica Gae.

2722 Kirganelia J.
2709 Xylophylla Z,.
2705 ^ndrachne L.

0

1

2874 Brideha W.

2831 Cluytm I>.

2817 Trewzo L.

406. Section 3. CROTONE*:.
lig. 3. herb. 1. f 17£ ft. j j£ 3 ft.
2715 Croton L.
3417 Crozdphora Neck. 0 1

2717 Jatropha L.

2718 Janipha Kth.
2711 Aleurltes Forst.
2720 Siphdnia Rich.

2719 jRicinusL.

2827 Adelia L.

2828 Lourelra Cav.

2734 B^rya W. 30

2803 Hysnanche H. K.

2804 Euclea L.

2809 Gelbnium Rox.

2810 Rottlera Rox.
2657 Acidoton Swz.'

407. Section 4. ACALY'PHE^.

lig. 0. kerb. 10. £ 8| ft.
2794 Mercuri«/js L. 03

2728 Plukenet/a L.

2726 ^calypha L. 05

2595 Trag/a L. 02

2596 Cnemidostachys Mart.

408. Sections. HIPPOMA^NE^E.
lig. \. herb. 0. J 3 ft

2712 Omphalea L.

2713 .J/ippomane L.

2714 Sapium L.

2706 StilhngzVz L. 1 0

2707 Omalanthes Grah.
2723 Hitra L.

2826 Excoecaria L.

409. Section 6. EUPHORBIE^.
I. 4. h. 104. J 251 ft- ; £ 22i ft.

1461 Pedilanthus Neck.

1460 £uph6rbwi L. *4 104

2727 Dalechampza L.

410. ORDER CLXVIII. STACKHOU'SEJE.
Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; * 0 feet

A small tribe of plants, natives of New Holland and Van Dieman's Land. Small shrubs with trifling
flowers. Cuttings.

8[)8 Stackhous/rt R. Br.
M m 3

534

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

411. ORDER CLXIX. ANTIDE'SME^E.

Genera 2, Species 7 ; Hot-hmise Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0, f 0 feet; £ 0 feet; =*= 0 feet.

Trees, natives of the East Indies, with simple leaves and inconspicuous dioecious flowers. Stilago diandra
bears an acid eatable fruit, as well as the species of Antidesma ; these hang in clusters like currants. A
decoction of the leaves is reputed to be an antidote against the bite of serpents. Cuttings.
2766 Antidesma L. \ 27*6 Stilago L.

Genera 24, Specie

412. CLXX. URTl'CEJE.

•s 201 ; Hot-house Species 119 ; Green-house Species 27; Hardy Ligneous Species 17 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 38. f 57 feet ; £ 14 feet ; *= 0 feet.
Few are the objects in this order deserving the care of the cultivator ; it is rather extraordinary, however,
that those few are abundantly so. Among worthless weeds and shabby half-herbaceous shrubs, some of
which are covered with rough points, and others defended by stinging hairs, we find the fig, the mulberry,
the hemp, the hop, and the bread-fruit, all objects of the first consequence to the world. Here, also, is placed
the half-fabulous Upas, with which lying travellers and credulous naturalists have long deluded Europe. The
Upas tree is now known to be the Antiaris toxicaria, the inspissated juice of which is, indeed, a frightful
poison, but the baneful effects of whose branches are purely imaginary. Similar, though inferior, qualities
nave been found to exist in .Flcus toxicaria, and some of the Artocarpuses. The root of the black mulberry
is bitter, acrid, and purgative ; of Dorstem« brasili^nsis, emetic ; of D. Contrayei-ba, bitter, aromatic, hot,
and stimulant. A decoction, or the dried leaves, of hemp, is eminently narcotic, and forms the basis of the
well known intoxicating Turkish drug called Bang or Haschisch. The tenacious nature of the fibres of the
hemp is also found in other plants of the order, especially t/rtlca cannabina, the hop, the bread-fruit tree, the
common stinging-nettle, and others. Cuttings, layers, division, and seeds.

2900 Picus L.

2583 Artocarpus L.

2623 Madura Nut. 1 0

2756 Brousson^tio Yen. 2 0

2612 A/5rus L. 14 0
3414 ConoctSphalus Blume

2613 Bcehmerio Jac. 0 4
2615 frtlca L. *0 20

2584 Forsk6hl<?0 L.
2861 Parietaria L.
2614 Pi lea Lindl.

2771 Cannabisi.

2772 Htimulus L.
2658 2'helygonum L.
2729 Gnetum L.
2733 Cecrupza L.

89 Gunnt:ra L.
339 Dorstfem'rt L.
2616 Prbcris Com.
2869 Mertensza Kth.
2888 Brosimum Swz.
3420 Galactod(?ndrom Hum.
P2650 Atherosperma Lab.
? 2808 Peumus Pers.

413. ORDER CLXXI. ULMAVCEJ£.

Genera 3, Species 36 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 30 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 84| feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 0 feet.

Many of the observations upon the last order are also applicable to this, which differs rather in certain
technical characters, than in any arrangement of nature. The elm is its representative, from which the
others only slightly differ. Seeds, layers, or by grafts.
412 Planera MX. 2 0 | 814 Z/'lmus L. *19 0 | 2870 Celtis L. 90

414. ORDER CLXXII. PIPERA^CE^E.

Genera 3, Species 71 ; Hot-house Species 69 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. J 0 feet ; £ 0 feet; *= 4 feet.

The peppers are far more valuable in commerce than interesting in cultivation, their flowers being in all
cases very insignificant, and their leaves so uniform in appearance, as to create but little variety. Nearly the
whole, indeed, of the herbaceous species, or Peperomias, as they are sometimes called, are mere weeds. The
berry of the pepper is well known to be hot, aromatic, pungent, and stimulating; not only in the common
peppers of the shops, but also in P. Cubeba, Carpunga, and heterophyllum. The Piper «nis&tum yields a strong
smell of anise ; a decoction of its berries is used in Spanish America for washing ulcers. The Piper Betel and
Siribba afford the Malays a powerfully acrid and exciting preparation, which, they suppose, invigorates and
enables them to withstand the debilitating influence of their climate. In the South Sea islands, an inebriating
beverage is procured by the mixture of the leaves and stems of P. inebrians with water. No pepper has yet
been found beyond the limits of the tropics. Saururus is the representative of the order in extra-tropical
countries. Cuttings, division, and seeds.

1145 Saururus L.

2 | 93 Piper L.

\ 94 Peperomia R. % P.

415. ORDER CLXXIII. JUGLA'NDEJE.

Genera 2, Species 15 ; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 15 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. $_ 77 J feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

Large trees, chiefly natives of North America, with pinnate leaves and small insignificant flowers. The
kernel of the nuts of all are eatable. Juglans regia is the common walnut. Seeds.

2664 Juglans L. 5 0 | 2665 Carya Nut. 10 0

416. ORDER CLXXIV. AMENTAVCEJE.

Genera 16, Species 385 ; Hot-house Species 6; Green-house Species 21 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 358 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. { 252 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Here is the group in which, all the timber trees of Europe, and most of those of all cold countries, are
stationed. Every genus consists of plants important to the wants of man. The alder, the birch, the willow,
the poplar, the oak, the chestnut, the hornbeam, and the plane, are all collected in this place, to which they
have been brought by the coincidence of similar fructification existing in all of them. This similarity depends
upon their producing flowers of one sex only, the males of which are always arrayed in catkins, of which
the flowers are destitute of calyx or corolla, in the place of which is produced a single scale. Their bark is
furnished with an astringent principle, which has rendered them valuable either for staining black, as in the
alder and the oak gall ; or for tanning, as in the oak ; or as febrifuges, as the alder, the birch, the oak, most of
the willows, and also P6pulus tremuMdes, which is well known in North America as a tonic and stomachic
febrifuge. The substance called tacamahaca was formerly supposed to be produced by some of the poplars,
but it is now believed to be obtained from a very different plant, Faga.ru octandra. The fruit of many
Amentacea? contains a considerable proportion of faecula, which renders it fit for the food of man and other
animals, as the acorns of the oak, the mast of birch, the nut of Tastknea and T6rvlus, &c. Layers and
seeds.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

535

420. SUBORDER IV. PLATA*-

NE&.

Ifg. 6. kerb. 0. 1 42J ft.
2668 /Matanus L. 40

2667 Liquidambar L. 2 0

421. SUBORDER V. MYRI'CEJS.

lig. 5. herb 0. f 12 ft.
2592 Comptbnm Banks 1 0
2751 MyrlcaL. *•! 0

2585 CasuarlnaZ.
P2752 Nageia Gae.

; 422. ORDER CLXXV. HAMAMELI'DE^.

Genera 2, Species 6 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 6;
7/ardfy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 15| feet ; £ 0 feet; Jfe 0 feet.

Hardy American deciduous shrubs, with the appearance of Amentaceae, to which they are undoubtedly
closely allied, notwithstanding their situation here, which must be considered quite artificial. Nothing it
known of their medicinal qualities. Cuttings, layers, and seeds.

417. SUBORDER I.

SALFCEM.

2661

Carpinus L.

*6

0

lig. 189. herb. 0.

1 142* ft

2660
2663

O'strya Mich.
Corylus L.

2
*15

0
0

2732 Salix L.

*164

0

2793 Populus L.

*25

0

419.

SUBORDER III.

CUPULI'-

FERJE.

418. SUBORDER II. BETITLINJE.

lig. 89. herb. 0.

± 171 ft.

lig. 69. herb. 0.

i noj ft.

2666

Qu£rcus L.

*78

0

2607 ^'Inus Tou.

*22

0

2662

.Fagus L.

*4

0

2608 Ztetula L.

*24

0

2659

Castanea Tou.

7

0

407 tfamamelis L.

2 0 | 1593 Fothergilla L

423. ORDER CLXXV I. CONI'FER^.

Genera 17, Species 145 ; Hot-house Species 6; Green-house Species 29 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 110:
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 166 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

These bear the same relation in point of consequence to resinous trees, that Amentaceffi bear to those that
are not resinous. They are well known as lofty timber, yielding valuable wood and abundance of resin.
Among them is now numbered the loftiest tree in the world, a species of pine found by Mr. Douglas in
California, which grows 220 feet high, with a circumference of 60 feet. Pitch, turpentine, Venice turpentine,
are produced by various species. Gum Sandarach, by jThuja quadrivalvis ; a matter like olibanum, by Juniperus
lycia; a sort of liquid storax, by Altingz'a excelsa. The Juniperuses in which the resin is " incompletely
oxygenised " are more fragrant, and also stimulating in a greater degree ; as the savin, for example. The
berries of many of these plants possess similar qualities. Their seeds are all oily; those of Pinns Pinea,
Cembra, and Lambertzcma, and Salisbuna adiantifblia, are eatable as nuts. The fleshy fruit of the yew, which
is poisonous, is an exception to the general innoxious character of the order. Coniferae are mostly inhabitants
of the northern parts of the world, where they form immense forests, and supply with their dense persistent
leaves the place occupied by the evergreen trees of warmer climates. A few are found in the southern
hemisphere. Layers and seeds, sometimes by cuttings.

424. SUBORDER I. TA'XINJE.
lig. 9. herb. 0. £ 32 ft.

2824 E phedra L. 20

28^3 raxusZ. *5 0

2690 Podocarpus Herit.
2689 Schubertia Mir. 2 0

425. SUBORDER II. CUPRE'S-

SINM.

lig. 36. herb. 0. £ 53 ft.
2822 Juniperus L.

427. ORDER CLXXV 1 1. EMPE'TREJE.

Genera 3, Species 3 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 2 ;
% Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 3 feet. j£ 0 feet. =fe 0 feet.

Dwarf heath-like shrubs, with obscure flowers and berries, natives of Europe and North America. Cuttings
and layers.

2693 Thuja L. 8 0

2684 Ddmmara Rum.

2692 Cupressusi. 5 0

2820 Araucaria R. & P.

2691 Dacrydium Sol.

2821 AltingwzNor.

3416 Callitris Yen.

2685 Plnus L.

*39

0

2686 yTbies Sal.

19

0

426. SUBORDER III. ABIE'.
T1NJE.

£687 Larix Sal.
2688 Cedrus Barrel.

5

2

0
0

lig. 65. herb. 0. £ 154 ft.

2683 Cunninghams R. Br.

2590 Cerafiola L.

| 2736 JJ'mpetrum L.

*1 0 I 2737 Corema D. Don

CLASS II. MONOCOTYLEDCTNEJE, OR ENDO'GEN^ (endon, inside, geinomai,

to grow).

Genera 630 Species 4702 ; Hot-house Species 1325 ; Green-house Species 1322 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 34;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2021. 1 16* feet ; £ 93* feet ; * 17 feet

ThP nhvsioloeical peculiarities of this class of plants have been already explained in the general remarks
which ££%1to anwqpmoS of natural orders!^ To what is there stated, little remains to be added except
That inPthese northern regions, every thing included in it is herbaceous and that in hot er latitudes, few
deserve the name of either bush or tree, except the palms, and a few Aroidea? and Asphodele*.

428. ORDER CLXXVIII. CYCANDE^E.

Genera 2, Species 26; Hot-house Species 19; Green-house Species 1- Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

The true station of this very curious order is extremely uncertain. Although placed here in conformity
™ith , thJ • rnrnmon nrartice it is to be supposed that its true station is in the immediate vicinity of ferns, with
which the SX Keln vernation! and in many curious particulars. All are natives of countries beyond
the reach ^otPfrosts chTefly of the Cape of Good Hope and equinoctial America. With a low trunk, which
height of a few inches, they have the fronds and appearance of pygmy palms, and the
Equisetums The trunk of Cycas contains a great quantity of faecula, which is
^SSSS«»)5 and a similar substance, it has lately been ascertained, may be
obtained from the stem of Cycas. (Card, Mag., vol. iv.) Scales.

of

2814 Zamia L.

| 2813 Cycas L.

M m 4

536

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

429. ORDER CLXXIX. HYDROCHARI'DE^E.
Genera 4, Species 5 ; Hot -house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. J 0 feet; £ 0 feet; ^ 3J feet.

Floating white-flowered plants, of which Stratibtes is the most majestic. They possess no known properties,
but have the singular character in Monocotytedpnes of being in some cases lactescent. The species are natives
of various parts of the world. Offsets and division.

2735 Vallisneria L. I 1130 Damasbnium Schreb.

2795 Hydrocharis L. *0 1 | 2802 Stratiotes L. *0 1

430. ORDER CLXXX. ALISMA^CE^E.
Genera 3, Species 26 ; Hot-house Species 4 ; Green-house Species 9 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 13. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =*= 7 feet.

Handsome water plants, with white flowers, and many ovaria. Some are common in our English ditches,
others are found in similar situations in the tropics. Offsets, division, and seeds.
2653 Sagittkria L. *0 5 | 1131 Actinocarpus R. Br. *0 1 | 1132 ^lisrna L. *0 7

431. ORDER CLXXXI. BUTOVME^£.
Genera 2, Species 3 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. 1 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; * 3| feet.

Fine water plants, of which Btttomus, by general consent the most beautiful of British plants, has purple
owers ; and Limnocharis, a native of the marshes of Brazil, has yellow ones. Division and seeds.

1234 Butomus L.

*0

1558 Limn6charis Bonp.

432. ORDER CLXXX 1 1. JUNCAGFNE2EL
Genera 2, Species 8 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 6. JO feet ; j£ 6 feet ; * 0 feet.

Insignificant bog plants, with grassy leaves, and central spikes or racemes of greenish yellow flowers.
Divisions.

1106 Scheuchzeno L.

*0

| 1107 Triglbchin L.

*0

433. ORDER CLXXXI 1 1. ORCHI'DE.E.

Genera 111, Species 425 ; Hot-house Species 214 ; Green-house Species 111 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 100. 1 0 feet ; £ 15 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Of all tribes of plants, this is the most singular, the most fragrant, and the most difficult of culture. The
flowers are often remarkable for their grotesque configuration, which has been likened to heads and bodies of
animals, and for the strange character of their stems, which are sometimes attenuated into a degree of grace-
fulness scarcely equalled even among grasses, and sometimes contracted into a clumsy goutiness of figure
such as is known no where else. The species are found inhabiting the mountains and meadows of the cooler
parts of the globe, or adhering by their tortuous roots to the branches of the loftiest trees of the tropical
forest, to which their blossoms often lend a beauty not their own. Vulgarly, this last description of plants is
called parasitic ; they are, however, not so, deriving no support from the juices of the plants on which they
grow ; but, on the contrary, are epiphytes, merely adhering to other plants for support, and vegetating amidst
the rich black soil which collects at the foot of all trees growing in a hot humid climate. It is very singular,
that the pollen of these plants has no parallel, except among the very different and distinct order of
Asclepi&deae. The only medicinal properties of the order exist in the roots of some of the Orchises from
which the nutritious substance called salop is prepared. The Vanilla of the shops is the pod of the 'genus
called Vanilla. From the boiled stems of some of the Brazilian species a tenacious glue is obtained
is employed in many useful purposes. Division and offsets.

434. Tribe 1. NEOTTIEV.<E Lindl.
lig.O. herb. 10. £ 4£ ft.

2492 Goodyera R. Br. *0

2500 Thelymitra Forst.

2493 Diuris Sm.

2499 Orth6ceras R. Br.
2498 Cryptostylis R. Br.

2494 Ponthit:v« R. Br.

2510 Prasophyllum R. Br.

2502 Calochllus R. Br.

2496 Neottia Swz. *0

2495 Pel^xia Poit.

2501 Listera R. Br. *0

2497 Stenorhynchus Rich.

435. TribeS. ARETHU^E.E Lindl.
lig. 0. herb. 10. £ 5 ft.

2503 Arethusa L

2504 Calopogon 72. Br.

2505 Pogftnia 72. Br. 0

2511 Micrbtis 72. Br.

2512 Acianthus 72. Br.

2513 Cyrtostylis 72. Br.

2514 Chiloglbttis 72. Br.

2515 Eriochllus 72. Br.

2516 Caladenia 72. Br.

2506 Lyperanthus 72. Br.

2517 Glossr.dia 72. Br.
1518 Pterostylis 72. Br.

2507 Tipipactis Rich. *0

2508 Cephalanthera Rich. *0
2520 Corallorrhlza 72 Br. *0

2509 Cal£ya R. Br.
2519 Corysanthes 72. Br.

436. Tribe 3. GASTRODIE\E

R.Br.
2574 Prescbt/'a Lindl.

/.

3411 Gastr6dia 72. Br.

2570 A era nth es Lindl

2579 Vanilla Swz.

2569 AngrtE^cum Thou.

2567 lonopsis Kth.

437. Tribe 4. OPHRY'DE^E Lindl
lig. 0. herb. 61. £ 12 ft.

2566 Renanthera Lou.
2523 Cymbidium Swz.
? 2524 Cirrhaexa B. R

2481 O'rchis L. *0 27
2485 Glossula Lindl.
2486 Anacamptis Rich. *0 1

2527 LissocMlus 72. Br.
2525 Sarcochllus 72. Br
2529 Geodorum Jac

2482 Nigritella Rich. 0 1

2528 Dipbdium 72. Br.

2487 A'ceras 72. Br. *0 1

2540 Oncidium Swz

5

2488 Ovphrys L. *0 7

2543 Macradfenia 72. Br

2491 Serapias L.

2526 Br6ss/« R. Br.

2

2473 Disa Berg.
2483 Habenaria 72. Br. 0 13

2541 Cyrtop6dium 72. Br.
2532 ZygoptHalum Hook

2480 Gymnadenia Rich. *0 7

2530 Catas^tum Rich.

//.

2478 Platanthera Rich. *0 3

2531 Anguloa R. & p'

2489 Cham<jrchis Rich.
2490 Herminium R. Br. *0 1

3412 Ceratochilus Lo'd
3413 Encyclia Hook.

2

2484 Barthollna R. Br.
2479 Bon^tm W.

2534 Heterotaxis Lindl.
2568 Eulophia 72. Br

2477 Satyrium L.
2474 Pterogodium Swz.
2475 Disperis Swz.

2536 Xylbbium Lindl.
2555 Polystachya Hook
2546 Gongbra R. & P

2476 Corycium Swz.

2535 Trizeuxis Lindl.

2521 Rodrigu^zia Fl. per

438. Tribe 5. VA'NDEJJ Lindl.

2533 Sophronltis Lindl

2571 Calanthe 72. Br.
2560 Octomfcria 72. Br.

2577 Fernandez R. & p
2561 Tribrachia Lindl.

9ZQQ r^nmJ.Trt T> T>»-

2

2537 Maxillaria Fl. per.
2548 Camaridium Lindl.

X.DZZ ixoinezfl it, Jir.
2538 Notylia Lindl.

3
3

2549 Ornithidium Sal.
2551 Pholidbta L.

439. Tribe 6. EPIDE'NDRE*; Lindl.

2545 Megaclinium Lindl.
2557 Ornithocephalus Hook.

2558 Bletm R. & p.
2562 Brasavbla R. Br.

2556 Cryptarrhena 72. Br

2554 Epidendrum L.

2565 Ae'rides Sw.

2553 Cattleya Lindl.

2564 Vanda R. Br.

2552 Broughtbnm R Br

2563 Sarcanthus Lindl.

2550 Isochllus72. Br.

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

537

440.

Tribe 7. MALAX/DE* Lindl.
lig. 0. herb. 7. £ 3 ft.

2559 Exria Lindl.
2547 Dendrobium Swz.
2544 Anisopetalum Hook.

2542 Cffilogyne £««<«.

2573 Malaxis Sivx. *0 1

2575 Microstylis Nut. 0 1

2576 Liparis Rich. *0 3
2578 Calypso Sal. 0 2
2539 Pleurothallis R. Br.

2572 Stelis Swz.

441. Tribe 8. CYPRIPEDIEVA

«£. 0. Ao-6. 12. £ 6 ft.
2580 Cypripedium £. *0 J2

442. ORDER CLXXXIV. SCITAMI'NE^.

Genera 11, Species 126 ; Hot-house Species 124; Green-house Species 2; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

These are distinguished from the last by their pollen not cohering in masses, their seeds not being winged,
and their plurilocular ovarium. Their sensible qualities are also widely different. The species are natives only
of the tropical parts of the world, where they form stemless or caulescent herbaceous plants, with long broad
leaves, and flowers of white, yellow, or red, often possessing great fragrance, and generally much beauty. Their
sensible qualities reside either in the root or the seeds. The former is the part used of the ginger, the galangale,
the costus, turmeric, zedoary, and others, all of which are more or less aromatic. The root of turmeric is
also well known as affording a yellow dye, a property which it possesses in common with some others. The
seeds of cardamom are well known for their aromatic stimulating powers. Division and offsets.

15 G/obba Rose.

16 Mantisia Sims
14 Curciima L.
12 Ka3mpfen« L.

7 Roscoea Sm.

10 Zingiber Gae.
13 ^momum Rose.

11 Costus Rose.

9 Hellenia W.

8 Alpinirt L.

6 Hed^chium Kon.

443. ORDER CLXXXV. CA'NNE^E.

Genera 5, Species 81 ; Hot-house Species 80, Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. £ 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; i 0 feet.

Differing from the preceding, in the absence of aromatic principles, in the petaloid nature of the filament
and the single cell of their anther, they wholly resemble them in external appearance and geographical dis!
tribution. The Cannas are well known for their beautiful flowers, and the Maranto arundinacea is celebrated
for the abundance of nutritive fascula which is prepared from it, and imported to Europe under the name of
arrow-root Division.

5 Phrf nium L.
4 Thalia L.

1 Canna L.

2 Maranta L.

3 Calathea Mey.

444. ORDER CLXXXVI. MUSANCE^.

Genera 4, Species 28 ; Hot-house Species 28 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; ]£ 0 feet ; *= 0 feet.

A noble order of plants, resembling the last two in appearance, but of far more gigantic stature, different
geographical distribution, and sensible qualities. All the species, without exception, are among the grandest
in the vegetable world, whether the breadth and beauty of their foliage, or the surpassing grandeur of their
flowers be considered. They are not, like Scitammeaa and C&nneze, confined to the tropics, but approach in
many points towards the cooler latitudes of either hemisphere. While the Strelitzias, resplendent with orange
and scarlet and white, are peculiar to the Cape of Good Hope, the plantain is laden with its enormous masses
of wholesome pleasant fruit, in the mild climate of Madeira; the Heliconias and Uranias appear in the sultriest
forests of Madagascar and Guiana. The fruit of the Musa is, as just stated, pleasant and wholesome ; the
leaves of the same plant form a valuable thatching for cottages ; and the fibres of a particular species are
manufactured into a fine hemp, from which the most delicate muslins of India are prepared. Offsets.

746 Mhsa L.
946 Urania Schr.

747 Strehtzia H. K.
745 HeliconiaZ,.

445. ORDER CLXXXVII. IRI'DE^E.

Genera 36, Species 419 ; Hot-house Species 9 ; Green-house Species 282 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 128. ± 0 feet ; £ 24 feet ; *= 0 feet.

The peculiarity of this order exists in the superior six-cleft perianthium, three stamens opposite the outer
segments, and the anthers so inserted that the line of their bursting is towards the outside of their flower.
Occasionally, they are still called by the old appellation of Ensktae. Most of the species are extremely beautiful ;
and as they are generally very easily cultivated, they have become universal favourites in gardens. Many of the
species are found by the side of streams, or in rich pastures, in Europe, Siberia, and America ; others adorn
the most barren deserts of the same countries with their perishable flowers ; a third set, consisting for the
most part of Sisyrinchium and its allies, are found in cool parts of the islands in the South Seas ; and, lastly, a
large proportion of the order contributes to the herbage of Southern Africa that indescribable charm which
has captivated all observers. Their medicinal virtues are trifling. /Ms florentina and germanica have roots
which, when dry, smell like violets, and are slightly stimulant, acting as sternutatories or purgatives, according
as they are employed. The stigmas of the Crocus form the well-known saffron, which differs from the general
character of the order, in being aromatic, and possessing a valuable coloring matter, which has the singular
property of entirely disappearing under the influence of the sun's rays. Division, offsets, and seeds.

1907 Paters^ma R. Br.

1908 Orthrosanthes Swt.
117 Witsema L.

138 Aristfca L.

1909 Ferraria L.

1910 Tigndia Jac. 0
1913 Herberts Swt.

1911 GalaxiaZ,.

126 Lapeyrousf'a Ker

130 Anomatheca Ker

125 Babiana Ker 119 Trichonema Ker 0 1

131 Antholyza.L. 11<> Crocus!,. *0 24

142 /v ris L.

*0

86

143 Mor<z?va L.

0

2

144 Marica Schreb.

3281 Streptanthera Sivt.

1912 Cypelia Herb.

147 Vieussedxia Lar.

1914 Hom^rea Yen.

3388 Spatalanthus Swt.

149 Pardanthus Ker

0

g

146 BobarWa L.

0

I

145 Sisyrinchium L.
148 Renealm/o R. Br.

0

4

132 Anisanthus Swt.
124 Watson ia Ker

128 Gladiolus L.

129 SynnoUa Swt

122 Sparaxis Ker

123 Tritdnia Ker

118 Jxiai.

127 Melasphae'rula Swz.
121 Heperantha Ker
120 Geissorrhlza Ker

119 Trichonema Ker
11<> Crocus!.

446. ORDER CLXXXVIII. HjEMODORANCEJE.
Genera 10, Species 24 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 20 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 1. JO feet ; £ 2 feet ; A 0 feet.

The name of this order, derived from haima, blood, indicates its most striking peculiarity ; the roots of several
species of Haemodurum, Wachendorf/o, and Heritiera, yielding a brilliant crimson dye. The species have
equitant leaves, and six stamens, with anthers turned towards the ovarium ; in which last character they differ
from the closely allied order of /rideas. They are found, with very few exceptions, in the Cape of Good Hope
and New Holland. Division and offsets.

538

NAT0RAL ARRANGEMENT.

136 Wachendorffa L.
133 Xiphidiura Aubl.

137 Haemodbrum Sm.
139 Dilatris L.

942 Argolasia J.

140 Lachnanthes Ell.

941 Lophlola Ker

944- Barbacema Vand.
945 Con6stylis R. Br.
943 Anigozanthos K. Br.

447. ORDER CLXXXIX. HYPOXI'DEJE.

Genera 3, Species 29; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 20 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Jfcmty Herbaceous Species 2. $ 0 feet ; £ 3£ feet ; ^ 0 feet.

America, New Holland, the Cape of Good Hope, Polynesia, and the Indian Archipelago give birth to these
plants, which have sweet yellow flowers and linear leaves, protected by long weak hairs. Nothing is known of
their medicinal qualities. Divisions and offsets.

981 Hyp6xis L.

0 2 | 982 Curculigo Gae.

| 983 Molinena Coll.

448. ORDER CXC. AMARYLLI'DE^.
Genera 30, Species 464 ; Hot-house Species 198 ; Green-house Species 138 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 :

Hardy Herbaceous Species 128. £ 0 feet ; £ 20£ feet ; * 0 feet.

Here we have another group of vegetation so lovely as to have excited admiration from the days of Solomon,
who called them the lilies of the field, down to our own period. Their roots are all bulbous. In stature they
seldom exceed a foot or two: in Doryanthes, and some species of CWnum alone, much surpassing such a size;
in foliage they possess a uniformity of figure which is very singular; in colour they vary from white and
yellow to deep scarlet and azure blue ; in fragrance they vie with the violet and the primrose. Some of the
species are natives of thickets in the cooler provinces of Europe and Asia ; others are found deep-rooted in the
burning shores of islands where scarcely a blade of grass interposes itself between them and the torrid rays of a
scorching sun ; many spring up in the gloomy, damp, and sultry woods of equinoctial America ; and another
set intermingles with the Ixias and Gladioluses of Southern Africa Several of the Narcissi, independently of
their beauty, possess emetic qualities ; from the viscid juice of Brunsvigz'a toxicaria, the Hottentots procure
a poison wherewith to smear their arrows. Offsets and seeds.

973 Sternbergza Kit.
974 Zephyranthes Herb.
975 Habranthus Herb.
969 Amaryllis L.
968 Nerlne Herb.
963 Strumaria Jac.
967 Brunsvig/ar Hei.
970 PhyctHla Lindl.
972 GriffimVz Ker
960 Ha»manthus i.

0 5
0 3
0 2
0 3

964 Crinum L.
971 Vallbta Sal.
966 Gastron&ma Herb.
965 Cyrtanthus H. K.
3335 Clivea Lindl.
940 Chrysiphiala Ker
939 Chlidanthus Herb.
936 Eucr6sia Jfer
938 Calost(5mma R. Br.
937 Eurycles Sal.

934 Pancratium L.

0

2

935 Ismene Sal.

933 Narcissus L.

*0

98

3333 Coburglm* Swt.

961 Galanthus L.

*0

2

362 .Leucojum £.

*0

4

3334 Avcis Sal.

0

4

977 Gethyllis /,.

979 Alstroemfena L.

0

2

976 Doryanthes Corr.

449. ORDER CXCI. HEMEROCALLI'DE^E.

Genera 18, Species 261 ; Hot-house Species 14 ; Green-house Species 238 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 9. f 0 feet ; £ 6| feet ; =*= 0 feet.

These are fine showy plants, bearing their flowers in umbels or racemes, either white, yellow, red, or blue ;
they are mostly inhabitants of temperate zones, and are of little utility, with the exception of the aloe, the
purgative powers of which need not be insisted on. This genus is, besides, remarkable among Monocotyle".
dones for its fleshy leaves, in which, and its woody stem, it offers a striking deviation from the usual structure
of these plants. Cuttings, offsets, and division.

1007 flemerocallis L.

1008 F6nk/« Spr.

1005 Agapanthus Herit.
978 Polyanthes L.

1006 Blandf6rdm Sm.
1023 Tritoma Ker

1024 Veltheimza Gled.
1022 Aletris L.

1025 Sanseviera Thun.

1026 Tulbaglua L.
141 Brodi<z\» Sm.

1010 Pachid^ndron W.

1011 AloeL.

1009 Rhipidod£ndron W.

1013 Gasteria Haw.

1012 Bowiea Haw.

1014 Haworth/a Duval

1015 A'picra W.

450. ORDER CXC II. DIOSCORIE^^E.

Genera'^Z, Species 37 ; Hot-house Species 32 ; Green-house Species 3 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. f 0 feet ; £ 4| feet; * 0 feet.

A climbing stem, and broad, cordate, or angular leaves, inconspicuous yellowish flowers, and a large fleshy
root, are the obvious characteristics of this order, of which the yam is the representative ; the roots of this
plant yield one of the most important articles of food in the tropical countries. Roots and seeds.
2786 Rajania L. | 2787 Dioscbrea L. 0 2 | 2785 Testudinaria Burc.

451. ORDER CXCIII. TAVME^.
Genus 1, Species 2; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2. ± 0 feet ; £ 3 feet ; *= 0 feet.

Twining herbaceous plants, with large tuberous roots, heart-shaped leaves, and racemes of small axillary
flowers. The roots are purgative and dangerous. Roots and seeds.

2784 ramus L. *0 2

452. ORDER CXCIV. SMILAVCEJE.

; Genera 12, Species 103 ; Hot-house Species 12 ; Green-house Species 17 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 25:

Hardy Herbaceous Species 49. f 10J feet ; j£ 12 feet ; =& 0 feet.

These scarcely differ from the baccate Asphodeleae, except in their usually trifid style, and the membranous
integuments of the seed. Many are interesting plants, especially the lily of the valley, a species of Conval-
laria, the odour of which is perhaps the most grateful in the vegetable kingdom. Several others, as Uvularia,
Smilaclna, folygdnatum, and Trillium are objects of ornament. Smllax is remarkable for its twining stems,
and its leaves, which resemble those of Dicotyl^dones ; the roots of several species form the sarsaparilla of the
shops, a drug, the nature of which is mucilaginous and rather bitter, and which is employed as diaphoretic and
diuretic. Medeo/a is also an active diuretic. Suckers, cuttings, division, and offsets.

2783 SmMaxZ,. 20 3
1037 Ripogonum Forst.

2819 Jttscus L. *5 0

1040 Polygbnatum Desf *0 11

1039 Smilaclna Desf.
1041 Ophiopbgon Ker
1038 Convallaria L.
1034 Streptopus MX.

1114 Med&ota L.
1221 Paris L.
? 1149 Roxburgh^ Jon.
1118 Trillium L.

0 15

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

453. ORDER CXCV. ASPHODEVLEJ£.

Genera 51, Species 519 ; Hot-house Species 32 ; Green-house Species 267 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 •

Hardy Herbaceous Species 220. £ 0 feet ; j£ 29 feet ; *= 0 feet.

Different from Hemerocallideas in their expanded flowers and dark crustaceous seed-coat ; the only
characters which have yet been discovered to distinguish them. The species are all pretty, many very hand,
some, some bulbous, some with fasciculated roots, a few with arborescent stems. They are uncommon in
tropical countries, very abundant in temperate latitudes, and not unfrequent in the cooler regions of the world.
Among the prettiest are Gagea, Scilla, and 7/yacinth us • the least interesting are Chlon'jphytum and Zuccagnia.
Asparagus and Dracaena have berried fruits ; the former is diuretic, and when young is employed as a favourite
food ; the same properties are possessed by Scilla and J'llium. The stamens of Arthropodium are remarkable
for their tuft of yellow hairs, of Djanella for the thickening of the filaments. Many of the Alliums are very
pretty, and admired notwithstanding their unpleasant odour; their roots are all eatable, and those of some
among the most useful articles of food. Thysanbtus, the fringed violet of New Holland, has rich purple
blossoms, with long delicate fringes which sparkle in the sun, as if continually bedewed with minute particles
of water. From Phormium tenax the strong fibrous substance called New Zealand flax is prepared. Xan-
thorrha^a has an arborescent stem which abounds in resin. Offsets and cuttings.

1061 Jsphudelus L.

0

8

1080

//jacinth us L.

0

1

1044 Aphyllanthes L.

1059 Eremurus Bleb.

0

1

1079

Uropi? talon Ker

1050 Thysanbtus R. Br.

1062 Czackza Andr.

0

1

1081

Zuccagnia Thun.

1085 Cyanella L.

1063 Phalangium MX.

0

3

1055

Bellevalza Lap.

0

1

980 Conanthera Fl. per.

1064- Anthericum L.

*()

2

1082

Muscari Detf.

0

12

3336 Cummmg/rt D. Don

1060 .Sulbine VV. en.

0

2

1083

Lachenal/a Jac.

0

1

1071 Dianella Ker

1065 Arthropudium R. Br.

1077

Drimia Jac.

1076 Luzuriaga Fl. per.

1066 Stypandra R. Br.

1078

Miltefl Cav.

1073 Eustrephus R. Br.

1068 CaTsia R. Br.

1051

Eriospermum Jac.

1109 Myrsiphyllum W.

1069 Tricoryne R. Br

1058

Massbnm L.

1074 ^sp^ragus L.

1067 Chlor6phytum Ker

1042

Eucomis Herit.

1075 Herreria R". & P.

1057 Puschkima Adams

1046

A Ilium L.

*0

121

1021 Phylluma Haw.

1056 Barnard/a Lindl.

3282

Leucoc6ryne Lindl.

1020 Dracaena L.

1047 Alnuca L.

3338

Hesperosc6rdium Li

ndl.

1019 Charlwoodm Swt

1053 Ornithogalum L.

*0

12

3283

Tritelela Lindl.

1072 Cordyline R. Br.

1052 Gagea Sal.

*()

16

1045

Sowerb<^Vz Sm.

1084 Phormium L.

1054 Scilla L.

*0

25

1049

Laxmanmo R. Br.

1048 XanthorrhoeXi Sm.

*0

454. ORDER CXCVI. TULIPA^CE^E.

Genera 8, Species 112; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 12; Hardy Ligneous Species 9;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 88. £ 12± feet ; £ 23 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

It is doubted whether several of the preceding orders are not rather sections of this; until, however, the
combination of these shall be effected by some hand yet more masterly than those by which they have been
divided, it is best to let them remain as they are. The beauty of the plants composing the Liliaceze, strictly
so called, is universally acknowledged ; the rich colors of the branching lilies, the vivid hues of the painted
tulip, the modest graces of the humble Erythroniums, and the portly forms of the Yuccas are all attractions
of which no good garden should be destitute. The species are all inhabitants of either cold or temperate
latitudes. Offsets.

1027 Yucca L.

1017 Thlipa L.

1018 Fritillaria L.

3337 Cyclobothra Swt.
3339 Caloch6rtus Ph.
1016 iilium L.

0 33

1029 Gloribsa L.
1028 Erythrbniutn L.

455. ORDER CXCVII. MELANTHAVCE^.

Genera 22, Species 73; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 25 ; Hardy Ligneous Species Oj

Hardy Herbaceous Species 46. f 0 feet ; £ 13 feet ; *= 0 feet.

These, too, are pretty herbs, although destitute of the grandeur of the preceding, which, however, they far
surpass in the potency of their virtues. The flowers of many are inconspicuous, and of a dull green or yellow
color, sometimes assuming a livid hue, which will bespeak the nature of their powers. A dangerous or
poisonous acrid juice is their characteristic, which is particularly active in some of them, such as the C61-
chicum and Feratrum. The roots of the former are the basis of the eau m<=dicinale, and are now used in
cases of gout with much success. The root of Feratrum is believed to have been the hellebore of the ancients,
an active drug, which, administered in small doses, is a drastic purgative, in more abundance a violent emetic.
The root of Anguillaria dioica, infused in water, is anthelmintic, but, steeped in spirits, yields a bitter and tonic
tincture. The leaves of Colchicum and Feratrum often produce vomiting and severe pain in the animals
that eat them ; the flowers of the first are also said to be poisonous, and its seeds to possess the same properties
as the roots, but in a milder degree. Groves and pastures in Europe and Siberia and North America are the
most frequented by Melanthacea?, several are found at the Cape, and Gloriosa is a native of the woods of
middle Africa, Division and offsets.

1031 Bulbocudium L.

1119 Colchicum L.

1120 Merendera Bieb.

1032 Uvularia L.

1033 Disporum Sal.

1036 Schelhammera R. Br.
1035 Burchard?'a R. Br.
1112 Anguillaria R. Br,

456. ORDER CXCVII I. BROMELIAVCE^E.

Genera 12, Species 100 ; Hot-house Species 96 ; Green-house Species 4 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =t 0 feet.

Of these the eatable pine-apple is the representative, from which the other genera differ more in the want of
a fleshy fruit than in general appearance. Their habit is acid, their leaves rigid and toothed with spines, and
covered with minute scales, their bracteaa often colored with scarlet, and their flowers either white or blue.
They are all natives of tropical countries, with the exception of Tillandsia, which, in the humid woods of
Carolina, forms dense festoons among the branches of the trees ; this, like many others of the order, is an
epiphyte,vegetating among the black mould that collects upon the bark of trees in hot damp countries ; others
are inhabitants of deep and gloomy forests ; and others form, with their spiny leaves, an impenetrable herbage

0

2

1113

Ornithogl6ssum Sal.

1122

Nonnrt MX.

0

1

*0

12

1117

Androcymbium L.

2840

Leimanthium MX.

0

3

0

1

1111

A/elanthium L.

0

2

2839

Feratrum L.

0

5

0

6

1116

Wurmbea Thun.

2792

Chanuelirium W.

0

1

1110

Tofieldm Hud.

*0

5

1043

Pelios&nthes Andr.

1115

Xerophy"llum MX.

0

3

1108

Lichtensteim'a W.

1121

Helbnias L.

0

3

1030

Zigadfenus MX.

0

2

in the extensive pampas of Buenos
prepared, from which a strong colo
crowns.
948 Agave L.
949 Furcrceva Ven.
950 Litte'a Brig.
951 BrOTneh'tf L.

Ayres and Brazil. From the Agave
rless spirit, resembling the best Scot

952 Ananussa Thun.
953 Guzmanwza Fl. per.
954 Pitcairm'a Herit.
955 PourretiYi R. & P.

mexicana a fermented beverage is
;h whisky, is distilled. Suckers and

956 TiMndsiYi L.
957 Billbergia Thun.
958 Caragudta Phi.
947 Bonapartea Fl. per.

540 NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

i. 457. ORDER CXCIX. PONTEUENREjE.

Genera 3, Species 10 ; Hot-house Species 5 ; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 4. £ 0 feet ; H 0 feet ; * 6 feet.

Elegant aquatic plants, usually with cordate kidney-shaped leaves, and central spikes or racemes of blue
flowers. Natives of North and South America. Division and offsets.
959 Pontedena L. 0 2 | 135 Heteranth&ra Beauv. 0 1 | 134 Leptanthus MX. 0 1

458. ORDER CC. COMMELI'NE^E.
Genera 8, Species 71 ; Hot-house Species 41 ; Green-house Species 13 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 17. 1 0 feet ; £9 feet ; * 0 feet.

Mostly inhabitants of marshy ground in either hemisphere, but not known in Europe except in cultivation;
America is their grand station. Many are elegant plants, usually with blue, reddish, or white flowers. Dichori-
zandras are exceedingly noble caulescent plants, with large thyrses of blue flowers : this color is the prevailing
one of the order. Division, seeds, and offsets.

1004 Dichorizandra Mik. \ 1002 Cyanbtis D. Don. 0 1 I 113 Aneilema R. JBr.

1001 Campelia Rich. 1003 Cartonema R. JBr. 112 Commellna L. 06

1000 Tradescantza L. 0 10 | 111 Callisia L. \

459. ORDER CCI. PA'LM^L

Genera 40. Species 130; Hot-house Species 119 ; Green-house Species 11 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 0 feet.

These were well named by Linnaeus the princes of the vegetable world ; for they far surpass all other plants
in the grandeur and majesty of their port. Their lofty stem, supported by a mass of fibrous roots, which fre-
quently creep along the surface of the ground, consists of wood with longitudinal fibres, soft in the centre, but
hard as horn itself at the circumference; it is always unbranched, bearing a tuft of leaves at the summit;
always round, and it terminates by a single bud ; by the fall of the petioles of the leaves, which sheathe it
in a greater or less degree at the base, it is covered with large scars. The leaves, technically called fronds,
are usually pinnate or flabelliform, seldom simple; and, in a young state, before they expand, they are
folded up in plaits from the base to the apex. The flowers are small, with bracteae at their base, either
sessile or seated in some cavity, of a pallid color, and contained in a large bag called a spatha; when they
open, the mass of inflorescence, called a spadix, bursts suddenly through the under side of the spatha,
generally evolving the most fragrant odors. Impregnation takes place rapidly, through the injection of the
pollen upon the humid surface of the stigmas, which gape open to receive it. The fruit is perfected in a
period varying from six months to a year ; when ripe it is a drupe or berry, with either a fibrous or fleshy coat;
the mass of its kernel consists of oily albumen, which, in the case of the cocoa nut, is soft enough to be eaten,
but which in most species is as hard as horn. Dr. von Martius, the celebrated traveller in Brazil, to whom the
world is indebted for nearly all that is known of these plants, concludes his remarks upon the characters of the
order in the following words : — " Palms, the noble offspring of Terra and Phoebus, are natives of those happy
countries within the tropics, where the rays of the latter are ever beaming. In all such climates they are to
be found, with this limitation, however, that in the southern hemisphere they do not overstep the 35th degree
of latitude, nor in the northern the 40th. Most species are confined within fixed and narrow bounds ; for it
comes to pass that wherever a district is characterised by striking peculiarities of soil or climate, those species
exist which are not found elsewhere ; but few, on the contrary, extend over a large extent of surface, as the
Cbcos nucifera, Acrocomia sclerocarpa, Borassus flabelliformis, &c. It is probable that the number of palms
existing on the face of the earth, will be found by future travellers to amount to as many as a thousand species.
Most of them love the margins of springs and streams, but few establish themselves on the shores of the ocean!
and yet a smaller number ascend into the alpine regions of their country ; some collect in large forests ; some
are scattered singly or in clusters among woods and plains. In the most ancient periods of the world, when
the genera of plants were beginning to be formed, palms scarcely existed; they were preceded in the creation
by the more ancient Ferns, Cycadeas, Grasses, and Equisetaceae. Some of their remains have, however, been
found in variegated sandstone, and in limestone of the third order (fletzkalk), part of which belong to unknown
species, and part to species still in existence. But in the times succeeding the deluge, they appear, from the
written evidence of historians and poets, to have followed the footsteps of man, to whom their fruit yielded
food, drink, and oil ; their stems houses, arms, utensils, flour, and wine ; and their leaves cordage, and roofs
for habitations. In cultivation their soil should be slightly saline; they are propagated by seeds more readily
than by truncheons of the stem ; when cultivated they undergo no alteration, except in producing more fleshy
or stemless fruit : it is extremely difficult to transplant them beyond their own country ; naturally their migra-
tion is absolutely opposed by the barriers of the ocean." Seeds.

2778 Chamaedorea W.

1124 Sabal Adan.
2880 Rhapis L.
2883 Chama3xrops L.

1125 Livistbnwi R. Br.
2818 Latania Com.
2815 Loddicea Com.

996 C6rypha L.

997 Taliera Mart.
2745 Phcevnix L.
2637 Sagus Gae.

2779 Hyphaevne Gae.
2682 Areca L.

2641 Leopoldlna Mart

2643 Euterpe Gae.

2644 Wallichm Rox.
2777 Ela2xis Jac.
2648 Syagrus Mart.
2639 JE'late L.

2645 Acrocomia Mart.
2638 Coco* L.

2882 Maximilians Mart.
999 Thrlna* L.fil.
2647 Astrocaryum Mey.
2782 Geonoma W.
3415 Kunthja Hum.

2781 Mauritia L. fiL
9H8 Licuala Thun.
987 Calamus /..

2881 Seaf6rtm R. Cr.

2675 Carybta L.

2676 Dipiothemium Mart.
2679 Attalia Hum.

2677 Gomiitus Rum.

2678 Manicaria Gae.
2780 Borassus L.
2681 N/pa Rum.

2646 Desmoncus Mart.
2640 Bactris Jac.

2642 OZnocarpus Mart.

460. ORDER CCII. PANDA'NE^E.
Genera 2, Species 21 ; Hot-house Species 21 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. i 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; =fe 0 feet.

With the habit of palms, and the inflorescence of Aroideae, this fine order stands very distinctly separated
from all others. The stem is an arborescent caudex, usually growing to a considerable height. The leaves
of some are formed into a coarse cordage ; the flowers of P. odoratissimus, and the fruit of some others, are
eaten. All are tropical. Cuttings.

2730 Pandanus L. fil. | 2816 Phytelephas R. $ P.

461. ORDER CCIII. TY'PHIN^E.

Genera 2, Species 8 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 8. i 0 feet ; £ 0 feet ; ^ 7 feet.

Reed-like plants, common every where throughout the world in lakes and ditches, usually with strong
creeping roots, and long soft, or round prickly catkins of inflorescence. All natives of Britain. Roots and
Divisions.

2597 Typha L. *0 4 | 2598 Sparganium L. *0 4

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

541

462. ORDER CCIV. AROI'DE^E.

Genera 18, Species 122

r 122 ; Hot-house Species 91 ; Green-house Species 10 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 21. £ 0 feet ; £ 9J feet ; * 3J feet.
Herbaceous, stemless, or caulescent plants, with broad fleshy leaves, approaching very nearly to those of
Dicotyledons. Their flowers are enclosed within a spatha, and are embedded on a simple cylindrical spadix.
Some are natives of Europe and of similar latitudes, but the greater number inhabit the tropics, where they
often climb by their rooting stems to the tops of lofty trees. They have thick fleshy roots, which, when fresh,
contain an acrid stimulating principle, which is so volatile that it passes off freely upon the application of
heat ; whence the roasted roots of many species are among the most common articles of negro food. The
leaves of /Trum seguinum are so paralysing, that if chewed they deprive one of the power of utterance ;
whence in the West Indies it is called the dumb cane ; the leaves of Calla pertusa are acrid ; fresh gathered,
and applied all over the surface of the body, they produce a slight inflammation and blistering, and are used
in Demerara by the natives in dropsical cases. The root of ^rum triphyllum, boiled in milk, has been found
efficacious in consumption. The flowers of many species are highly fetid. Division and offsets.
2671 Cyclanthus Pott. 1142 Richardza Kth.

989 A corus L. *0 3 2673 vTrum L. *0 14

990 Orontium L 0 1 2672 Caladium Ven. 0 1

991 R.'.hdea Roth 0 1

992 Tupistra Ker 465. Section 3. TACCAVCE*.
1204 Aspidistra Ker 993 Tdcca Forgt

463. Section 1.

lig. 0. herb. 5. £ 4 ft. =*= 3j ft,

331 Pbthos L.
2674 ^risarum Tou.

332 Symplocarpus Nut.
1140 Z)racontium L.

333 Gymn6stachys R. Br.
301 HouttyWrt Thun.

2670 Carludovica FI. per.

464. Section 2.
lig. 0. herb. 16.
1141 CallaL.

AROI'DEJE
£ 84 ft. :

.

1 ft
1

466. ORDER CCV. FLUVIAVLES.

y Ligneous Species 0 :
feet.

Genera 7, Species 27 ; Hot-house Species 2 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Ha
Hardy Herbaceous Species 23. £ 0 feet; £ 0 feet; ^
With these the Vasculares and Monocotyl^dones terminate : it has long been apparent that we have been
descending in the scale of vegetation ; and, hence, the last order exhibited a structure the most simple of all
vascular plants. In the present order, Zost^ra and Ruppia are so closely allied to A'lgae, that they may be
mistaken for them. Offsets and division.

*0 15 | 1123 Aponogeton Thun. \ 2587 Zannichellia L. *0 1

414 Potamog^ton L.

415 Rnppia L.
25 Zosterai.

2633 Najas W.

0

2588 iemna L.

*0

467. ORDER CCVI.
Genera 7, Species 72 ; Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 19 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 52. £ 0 feet; £ 13J feet; ^ 0 feet.

Inconspicuous, rigid, worthless weeds, for the most part ; Xyris, Philydrum, and Narthecium which have
pretty yellow flowers, if belonging to the order, being exceptions. They clothe barren ground in most parts of
the world, and are the first approach to the formation of a regular perianthium, as we ascend in the scale of
vegetation. Xerotes has the habit of a low palm. Division and seeds.

2776 Xerbtes R. Br. I 995 Luzula Dec. *0 17 I 1105 Flagellaria L.

1233 Pleea MX. 994 Juncus L. *0 33 ? 17 Philydrum R. Br.

1070 Narthecium Mohr. *0 2 | |

468. ORDER CCVI I. GILLIESIE^E.

Genus 1, Species 1 ; Hot-house Species 0; Green-house Species 1 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 0. f 0 feet ; j£ 0 feet ; * 0 feet

An inconspicuous grass-like plant with greenish yellow flowers. Native of Chile. Division.

1928 Gilliesw Lindl.

469. ORDER CCVIII. RESTIAXCE£L

Genera 9, Species 29 ; Hot-house Species 3 ; Green-house Species 22 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 4. £ Ofeet; £ IJfeet; * 3£ feet.

Rigid, inelegant, often leafless plants, with split vaginae, and the habit of some Cyperacea?, or true Junceae.
They are all inhabitants of the southern hemisphere, especially of the Cape of Good Hope and New Holland.
Division and seeds.

110'Xyris /,.
293 Eriocaiilon Lam.
2739 Hypolaevna R. Br.

0 2 I 2743 Leptocarpus R. Br.
*0 2 2744 /ilegla Thun.

I 2740 Lepyrodia .R. Br.

470. ORDER CCIX. CYPERAVCEJE.

2738 Willdenbvza Thun.

2741 Thamnochortus Berg.

2742 Restio-L.

Genera 25, S-pecies 269 ; Hot-house Species 44 ; Green-house Species 24 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 201. f_ 0 feet ; £ 30| feet ; A 4 feet.

The sedges, as these may be called in English, differ from grasses not only in their comparative worthless-
ness, and the different developement of the parts of fructification, but also in the sheath, at the base of the
leaves, being closed up, not slit As objects of ornament they are of no value, and as subjects of agricultural
interest of but little ; they are, moreover, of little utility to man. They are chiefly valuable for covering, with
the appearance of herbage, waste and barren marshy or sandy tracts, in which little else will thrive. The
roots of Carex arenaria, disticha, and hirta, possess diaphoretic and emulcent properties, whence they are
sometimes called German sarsaparilla. Some of the Scirpuses and Cyperuses have eatable nutty roots ; the
stems of Scirpus lacustris, Eleocharis palustris, Cyperus t^xtilis, and others, are manufactured into mats and
the bottoms of chairs ; the roots of Cyperus esculentus abound in oil, a very unusual circumstance ; the papyrus
of the ancients was manufactured from the stem of Papyrus antiqudrum ; finally, the roots of Cyp&rus loiigus,
odoratus, and others, are fragrant. Division and seeds.

•0 124 155 Fimbristylis Vahl 0 3
156 Abildgaardwi Vahl
159 Ele6charis R. Br. *0 7
*0 2 157 Is61epis R. Br. *0 6

0 1 158 Scirpus R. Br. *0 15

163 Cyperuj L. *0 28

164 Papyrus Lk.
166 Afariscus Vahl

2599 Carex L.

2600 Kobresia W.

2601 Uncinia Pers.

150 Schoe'nus L.

151 Chaet6spora R. Br.

152 Lepidosp^rma Lab.

153 Dulichium Pers.

154 Rhynchospora Vahl
88 Cladium Schr.

165 Kyllingfl L.
175 Diplazia Rich.

171 Fuirenrt Rtb.

167 Remirea Aub. 0

172 Hypolytrum Vahl

160 Elyna Schr. 0
162 Trichophorum Pers. *0

161 Eri6phorum L. 0

542

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

471. ORDER CCX. GRAMI'NE^.

Genera 158, Species 1071 ; Hot-house Species 119 ; Green-house Species 59 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 893. f 0 feet ; £ 67 feet ; A 9 feet.

The order of grasses is beyond doubt the most natural of all that the ingenuity of systematic botanists has
contrived ; it is also the most numerous in species. The inflorescence is very much alike throughout the orders ;
and the floral envelopes, which are bracteaj in a progressive state to the form of calyx and petals, offer few
striking characters by which the genera can be characterised. Hence it is that the classification of the order,
and its division into genera, has not only been found extremely difficult, but has given rise to much difference
of opinion among botanists; some of whom, adhering to the synthetical arrangement of Linnseus; admit but
a small number of genera, while others, admitting the analytical principles of modern science, divide it
into a vast number. The middle course in this, as in most other cases, is probably the just one. A subdi-
vision of the order into tribes has been attempted by Palisot, Trinius, Dumortier, Raspail, Kunth, Link, and
others; that of Link is here adopted. The general habit of grasses is so familiar to every one, that it may
be passed over in silence. They are remarkable for exhibiting, in no case, properties that are actually poi-
sonous ; possessing on the contrary, in almost all cases, wholesome and nutritive qualities. These latter are
especially obvious in their seeds, which always contain a farinaceous substance, mixed with a certain pro-
portion of glutinous matter. No one is ignorant of the various and important uses of the seeds of wheat,
rye, barley, oats, maize, rice, and others, and in general of all the larger kinds of grass. It must however be
remarked, that if the smaller sorts are not employed in like manner, it is merely on account of their minuteness,
and not on account of any difference in their nature ; in fact, in times of scarcity, and in half-cultivated coun-
tries, use has advantageously been made of Glyceria fluitans, Zizania aquatica, Jvena fatua, Digitaria san-
guinalis, Arrhenatherum avenaceum, .ffromus secalinus, and E lymus arenarius. It is also to be noted, that
the particular uses for which the seeds of certain grasses are employed, are not peculiar to them, but may be
obtained from all the others, with slight modifications. Thus beer is made not only from barley, but also from
wheat ; spirituous liquors not only from our European cerealia, but also from rice. But it must be remarked,
that a singular exception to the generally wholesome properties of grasses appears to exist in Z.61ium temulentum,
the seed of which is reported to be narcotic and inebriating, and even poisonous ; there is no doubt, however,
that these qualities have been greatly exaggerated ; for, in the first place, they disappear in bread or beer
manufactured from 7>61ium temulentum ; and secondly, in times of scarcity people have frequently lived upon
it. But even supposing all that has been stated upon the subject to be true, this plant will still be'found to be
little different from wheat, when long exposed to wet ; so well, indeed, is this known by country people, that a
belief exists, that in wet summers wheat is actually transmuted into rye grass. The exciting properties of the
oat, which are very unusual in this order, have been found to reside in the husk and not in the seed, and to
depend upon the presence of a minute quantity of an aromatic principle, analogous to Vanilla, lying em-
bedded in the envelope of the seed, and capable of being extracted by aid of alcohol. As to the deleterious
effects of the ergot of rye, these do not depend certainly upon any such

aid of alcohol.

property in the rye itself, but

i caused

either by the ergot disease, or, as is believed, by the parasitic fungus, from the attack of which it arises. Now
let us pass from the seeds of Graminea? to their stems, and we shall find a no less remarkable uniformity of
nature in them. They all contain, especially before flowering, a sweet sugary mucilage, which varies in quan-
tity in different species. The sugar cane, in which this is found in greatest abundance, not only constantly exists
in the most favourable condition for producing it, as it rarely flowers, but is also one of the largest grasses
known. The maize also abounds in sugar ; and the same substance is secreted in such abundance by the
Sdrghum saccharatum, that attempts have actually been made in Italy to cultivate it as the sugar cane. The
creeping roots of grasses, which are generally mucilaginous and demulcent, are sometimes used in medicine;
but they are of more importance for retaining in banks the sand of the sea shore, so as to form .artificial cliffs
on flat coasts, to restrain the inroads of the sea. The stems of Cymbopbgon Schcenanthus, the leaves of
Andropbgon citratum, the roots of Andropbgon ATardus, and the whole plant of all the species of Anthox-
anthum exhale an aromatic odour, and possess slightly tonic properties. To conclude, the epidermis of grasses
has been found t.o contain a considerable quantity of silex. Division and seeds.

Sfdcdtee terminates.

472. Section 1. OPHIUVRINJE.

lig. 0. herb. 6. £ 3 ft.

278 Ophiurus Beauv. *0
280 Pholiurus Trin. 0

32 Monerma R Br. 0

279 Rottbolllia L.

276 Micrdchloa Beauv. 0

473. Section 2. LOLIA^EJE.
Kg. 0. herb. 19. jfc 10 ft.

271 Z-blium L. *0

474. Section 3. 1
lig. 0. herb. 1.

176 Mirdus L.

1 ft.

*0

475. Section 4. CE'NCHRINJB.
lig. 0. herb. 4. j^ 4 ft.

170 Cenchrus L. 0

228 Centotheca Desv. 0
282 Manisurus L,
281 Anthephora Schreb.

476. Section 5. LAPPAGI'NE^E.
lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 2 ft.

193 Zapp&go Schreb. 0

477. Section 6.

lt'g.0. herb. 7. £ 5 ft.

2857 ^'gilops L. 0

478. Section 7. HORDEANCE,E.

lig. 0. herb. 42. £ 18ft.

272 £'lymus L. *0

275 7/6rdeum 7. *0

479. Section 8. TRITI'CE^.

Paniculatce unifioree.

lig. 0. herb. 93. £ 23$ ft.

484. Division 1. Phalarulece.

273 Secale L. 0

6

lig. 0. herb. 52. ;£ 14* ft. ; =*= 3 ft.

269 Triticumi. 0

31

216 Phalaris L. *0 13

^70 Agrop^rum Beauv. *0
243 Brachypodium Beauv.*0

38

93

217 Degraphis Nm. *0 3
214 Achnod6nton Beauv. 0 2

227 Gaudima Beauv. 0

I

213 Phleum L. *0 11

266 Wangenheimm Trin. 0

1

215 Chilochloa Beauv. *0 5

211 Crypsis H. K. 0 3

Spicdtce subterminales.

212 ^lopectirus L. *0 14
169 Cornucopia L. 01

480. Section 1. SPA RTINA'CE^I

.

485 Division 2. Agrostlde&.

lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 6 ft.

lig. 0. herb. 80. £ 18 J ft.

174 Spar Una Schreb. *Q

7

201 Polypbgon l)e*f. *0 5
199 Echinopbgon Beauv.

202 Gastridium Beauv. *0 2

481. Section 2. PASPA'LINJE.

203 ^grostis L. *0 47

lig. 0. herb. 10. £ 6 ft.

205 Trich odium MX. *0 12
33 Cinna L. 01

178 Paspalum L. 0
182 Ceres/a Pers.

10

201 Trich ochloa Dec. 0 6
207 Sporobolus R. Br. 0 2

184 Knapp/a E. B. *0 1

482. Section 3. CYNODONTEJE.

92 Schmidt/^ Trat. 0 1
183 Piptatherum Beauv. 0 3

lig. 0. herb. 6. £ 4| ft.

486. Division 3. Milihcece.

263 C^nodon Pers. *0

6

lig. 0. herb. 9. j£ 7£ ft.

181 A/ilium L. *0 7

483. Section 4. CHLORIDE.-E.

180 Ax6nopus Beauv. 0 1

lig. 0. herb. 25. £ 10 ft.

190 Monacbne Beauv.
Ill Oryz6psis MX. 0 1

262 Lept6chloa Beauv. 0
264 Actin6chloa W. 0
265 Dinebra Beauv. 0

9

4

487. Division 4. Stipacea;.
lig. 0. herb. 13. £ 9* ft.

2849 Chlbris Sw%. 0

7

195 Aristlda L.

2851 Eustachys Desv.

J96 Cha?taria Beauv. 0 1

260 Rhabd6chloa Beauv. 0

0

194 Stlpa L. *0 12

261 Dactyloctenium Beauv.
259 Eleuslwe Gae. 0

1

4

488. Division 5. Arundinaceee.

250 BeckmannM Host. 0

1

lig. 0. kerb. 18. £ 10J ft.

, 274 Tetrapogon Deaf. 0

1 231 Calamagrostis Adan. *0 18

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

543

489. Division 6. Chteturints.

241 .Brooms L. *0 48

501. SUBORDER V. ACTINO\

lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 1 ft.

239 Schedonbrus Beauv. *0 17

DEM.

197 Chaeturus i*. 0 1
490. Division?. Asperellina;.

245 Tricuspis Beauv. 0 1
237 Glyceria R. Br. *0 1
258 Hydr6chloa Har. *0 4
254 Pba L. *0 66

lig.O. herb. 5. £ 3j ft.
2850 Atheropogon MM. 0 1
264 Actin6chloa JT. 0 *

lig. 0. herb. 2. £ 4 ft.

256 Megastachya Beauv. 0 7

288 Leers/a Swz. 0 2

255 Eragr6stis Beauv. 0 9
253 .Brlza L. *0 9

VUliflbra.

491. Division 8. JJ.exand.ra.

252 Molima Schrank *0 2

lig. 0. Aerd. 24. £ 13 J ft.

1102 Oryza L.

220 Catabrbsa Beauv. *0 2

198 Lagurus L. 0 1
287 Imperata Cyr. 0 1

Paniculatce multiflbrce.

495. SUBORDER IV. ECHINA-
RIA^CEM.

284 Saccharum L.
286 Tricholae^na «. * S.

492. SUBORDER 1. A VENA>CEJE.
lig. 0. A<?r&. 101. £ 24 ft. =£= 3 f t
223 ^4vena L. *0 19
226 Danthunw Dec. *0 4
224 Trisetum Pers. *0 20
225 Tricha;xta Beauv. 0 1
221 Deschampszrt Beauv. *0 12
218 Coryne>horus Beauv. *0 2
2855 ArrhenatherumJ9<?aw0.0 *3
2854 //61cus /,. *0 2
200 Hier6chloe Gm. *0 3

lig. 0. A<?>-£. 1. £ 1 ft.
267 Echinaria Desv. 0 1

496. SUBORDER V. CYNOSU.
ROI'DEM.
lig. 0. herb. 15. £ 7 ft.
234 Cynosurus L. *0 1
232 Chrysurus MX. *0 4
277 JEgopugon Hum. 0 2
233 Seslferfo Sco. *0 8
179 Amphipugon R. Br.

2845 Heteropr.gon .Bfaww. 0 1
2844 Cymbopdgon St%.
2841 Andropbgon W 04
285 Erianthus MX. 0 2
2847 Anatherum Beauv. 0 1
2853 Chrysopogon 0 1
2843 Pollinia Spr. 0 1
2842 Ripidium Trin. 0 2
2852 Sorghum W. en. 0 8
2856 /schajVjum L.
2846 Apluda L.
289 Arundinaria MX. 0 1

219 ^ira /,. *0 12

2848 Anthisteria W

209 Peribalia Trin. 0 1
. 251 Melica L. *0 9

Subbiflbrce.

222 Eriachne £. Br. 0 1
268 PapP6phorum Schreb.

208 Airrtpsis Desv. 0

497. SUBORDER I. PANl'CEM.

248 Schismus Beauv. 0
249 Triodia R. Br. *0

lig. 0. herb. 78. £ 20| ft.

Bracteiflbrce.

229 PhragmHes Trin. *0
230 ^rundo With. 0
210 Psamma Beauv. *0
289 Arundinaria MX. 0

189 Orthopfrgon R, J3r, 0 1
188 Echin6chloa Beauv. *0 7
186 Panicum L. 0 25
173 Pennisfetum Rich. 0 7
187 Setaria Beauv. *0 23

984 Bambitsa Schr.
985 Melocanna Trm.
986 A'astus J.

493. SUBORDER II. FESTUCA^-
CEM.

191 Penicillaria Beauv. 0 2
192 Isachne It. Br. 0 1
185 Digitaria Sco. *0 12

Declinee.
lig. 0. Aerd. 7. £ 6 ft. ; =*= 5$ ft

lig. 0. herb. 15. £ 17 ft.

283 Perotis H. K.

2604 Tripsacum L. 02

238 Festhca L. *0 47

2634 Zizania i. 03

2844 Cymbopbgon Spr.
240 Mygalurus Lk. *0 6
257 Scler6chloa Beauv. *0 6
242 Rostraria Nin. 0 1
236 Dactylis L. *0 8
246 Diplachne Beauv. 0 1

498. SUBORDER II. TRISTE'-
GINM.
lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 1 ft.
206 Tristegis Nees 0 1

499. SUBORDER III. ANTHOX-

2635 Pharus L.
2606 Olyra W.
2603 C(.ix L.
2602 Zea L. 02
2858 Potam6phila R. Br.
2680 Paridna Aubl.

247 Cerat6chloa Beauv. 0 1

A'NTHINjE.

241 Unlola L. 04
91 Corycarpus Zt'rt 0 1

lig. 0. herb. 7. £ 5 ft.
90 Anthoxanthum L. *0 7

Anomala*
lig. 0. Ac-r6. 1. £ 2 ft.

494. SUBORDER 1 1 1. GLYCE'.

500. SUBORDER IV. EHRHA'R-

168 Lygeum L. 01

RINE.

T1XJE.

lig. 0. herb. 182. £ 29 J ft. ; =*= 5| ft.

988 Ehrhartrt Thun.

235 Kceler*« Pers. *0 16

409 Microla;vna Beauv.

SECOND GRAND DIVISION, CELLULA'RES.

Genei-a 376, Species 2859 ; Hot-house Species 202 ; G>-een.house Species 84; Hardy Ligneous Species 0;

Hardy Herbaceous Species 2573. J 0 feet ; £ 21 feet ; * 2 feet.

The characteristics of this division have already been explained in the preliminary observations upon the
natural orders ; and the remarks which were required for each natural order of Cellulares have already been
given in Cryptogamia in the body of the work. It has, therefore, been thought advisable to adopt from Pro-
fessor Agardh such observations as he has made upon the orders, as a sort of contrast to those already given.

CLASS I. FOLIA^CE^E.

Genera 103, Species 837 ; Hot-house Species 202 ; Green-house Species 84 j Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 127. 1 0 feet ; £ 21 feet ; * 2 feet.

502. ORDER I. FILICES.

Genera 53, Species 380 ; Hot-house Species 201 ; Green-house Species 82; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 97. 1 0 feet ; £ 19| feet ; ^ 0 feet.

Of these the stem is perennial, often subterraneous and creeping, and occasionally becoming arborescent
and leafy above the ground. The fronds or leaves are usually pinnatifid, and more or less compound ; some,
times nearly simple and entire, with reticulated veins. The capsules are minute, one-celled, seldom many-
celled, brown, membranous, and surrounded by a thick articulated elastic ring, irregularly bursting, and either
clustered on the lower surface of the frond, or compound in spikes. Their vernation is circinate, and some
are propagated by bulbs. The old botanists denied any fruit whatever to Ferns ; believing the seeds of these
plants to be so rare as to invest any body with invisibility who could collect them. Afterwards, their capsules
were believed to be their seeds. Linnatus, and some others, doubted whether their fructification were seeds or
pollen. Finally, the experiments of Ehrhart and Lindsay proved, beyond all cavil, that they were really seeds.
As to the male organs nothing is known ; some suppose them to be glands of the frond, others the elastic ring,
some the indusium, and others the pores of the epidermis ; lastly, Martius has supposed them to be the mem-
brane including the spiral vessels. Ferns are chiefly inhabitants of the torrid zone, becoming rarer as we
approach the poles. They delight in a humid soil, and they often grow parasitically upon trees. The medi-
cinal virtues of some are highly astringent, of others anthelmintic, of otners purgative ; some have acquired
celebrity for their pectoral, otners for their corroborant, qualities. The young leaves and roots of some

544

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT.

constitute an article of food ; beer is obtained from the roots of others :
been used as tea. Division and seeds.

and, finally, Aspidium fragrans has

503. Tribe 1. POLYPODIA^CE.

E.

2921 ^splfcnium L. *0

20

504. Tribe 2. OSMUNDA^CE*.

lig. 0. herb. 83. £ 17J ft.

2922 Ca?n6pteris Berg.
2923 Allantodia R. Br.

*fr,a 4f*-6- ^7 ft.

2901 Polyb6trya//.,fr#
2902 Acrdstichum L.
2903 //emionltis L.

2924 Scolopondrium Sm. *0
2925 Diplazium Swx.
2926 Pteris L. *0

5
5

2944 1 6de« W.
2945 Osmunda L. *0
2946 Lygddium Swx.

290* Gymnog»ammaZ;estf. 0
2905 Meniscium Schreb.

1

2927 Vittaria Sm.
2928 ZonchUis L.

2947 Aneimia Swz.
2948 Schizajva Sm.

2906 Xiph6pteris Kaulf.
2907 Ceterach W. *0

1

2929 Antrbphyum Kaulf.
2930 ytfdiantum L. 0

1

505. TribeS. GLEICHENIE\K.

2908 ^olypMium L. *0

8

2931 Lind**Yt Dry.

lig. 0. Aerft. 1. £ 2 ft.

2909 Taemtis Swx.

2932 Cheilanthes Sum. 0

2

2949 Gleichdnia Sm. 0

2910 Nothochlaevna R. Br.

2933 Davallm Sm.

2911 Niph6bo!us Kaulf.

2934 Dicksbma Herit. 0

1

506. Tribe 4. OpmoGL6ssE*.

2912 Onoctea L. 0
2913 Struthirtpteris W. 0
2914 Allosbrus Bernh. *0
2915 Ellobocarpus Kaulf.

2
2

1

2935 Balantium Kaulf.
2936 Cibbtium Kaulf.
2937 Alsophila R. Br.
2938 Aspidium Swx. *0

25

lig. 0. herb. 1. £ 3i ft.
2950 Botrychium Swz. *0
2951 Ophiogl6ssum L. *0

2916 Park^ria Hook.
2917 Lomaria W. *0

1

2939 Pleopeltis H«»w.
2940 Wo6ds*a R. Br. *0

3

507. TribeS. MARATTIA^CE.E.

2918 j?lechnum L. 0

1

2941 Cyathea&w.

2952 Marattia Sm.

2919 Woodwards Sm. 0

2

2942 rrich6manes£. *0

1

2953 Dana3NaSm.

2920 Doodia R. Br.

2943 Hymenophy"llum Sm. *0

1

508. ORDER II. EQUISETAVCE^E.

Genus 1, Species W; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
/fordy Herbaceous Species 10. £ 0 feet j £ 6| feet j ^ 0 feet

Marsh plants, with a verticillate arrangement of their branches, and a highly indurated epidermis. Their
seeds are remarkable for a hygrometrical movement. The quality of some is said to be hurtful to cattle,
which is denied by others. Formerly they were used in medicine as astringents and diuretics. £quisetum
hyemale has been employed for tea, and as a polishing material for furniture, under the name of Dutch
rushes. Divisions.

2954 tfquisetum L. *0 10

509. ORDER III. LYCOPODPNEJE.

Genera 2, Species 19 j Hot-house Species 1 ; Green-house Species 2 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 16. £ 0 feet ; £ 4 feet ; ^ 1 foot.

With the habits of mosses they have the seeds of ferns. They are herbaceous prostrate plants, with imbri-
cated simple leaves. Lycopoclium complanatum, Selago, and clavatum are used as dyes ; the sporules of Lyco-
podiinn clavatum are said to be employed for ameliorating wine, and are also used in making fire-works, on
account of their inflammable nature. The herb of Lycopodium clavatum and Selago is emetic, and produces
abortion. Lycopudium Phlegmaria is reputed an aphrodisiac. Divisions.

2955 Lycopbdium L. *0 16 | 2956 Psilbtum Swx.

510. ORDER IV. MARSILEAVCE^.

Genera 4, Species 4 ; Hot-house Species 0 ; Green-house Species 0 ; Hardy Ligneous Species 0 ;
Hardy Herbaceous Species 4. f 0 feet ; j£ 1 foot ; ^ 2 feet.

Floating or erect simple-leaved plants of no known use.
Z,emna is to this, are not known in cultivation. Plants.

The Marsileas, which are to some countries what

2957 Isoetes L.

2958 Pilularia L.

1 I 2959 Salvfnia Mich.
1 I 2960 Marsilea L.

511. ORDER V. MU'SCI.
Genera 37, Species 330.

Winter plants, reviving in humid air, abundant about the poles, rare at the equator. They cover the moun-
tains of the earth as high as the limits of perpetual snow ; growing in patches, they clothe the most barren
spots with verdure, preserve trees from heat and cold, prepare the earth for nourishing more perfect plants,
and fill up bogs and morasses with vegetable matter. To the economy of nature they are, therefore, more
subservient than to the purposes of man. Medicinal astringent properties were formerly ascribed to some few,
but they are now neglected or forgotten.

512. ORDER VI. HEPA'TICJE.

Genera 6, Species 94.

Creeping small plants, with their leaves arranged in an imbricated manner. They differ from Lichens in
structure, color, and fruit ; from M6sci, in the dehiscence of their capsule. Their qualities are mild, if any ;
some of them are fragrant.

CLASS II. APHY'LL^.

Genera 273, Species 2022.

The genera under the following orders, being arranged under the same orders in the Linnean system,
according to their natural affinities, are not here repeated.

513. ORDER VII. A'LG^E.

Genera 79, Species 453.

Plants ascending from the simplest form known in vegetation to a very compound state. The lowest are
filiform, leafless, with their fructification immersed ; the highest are leafy, with the fructification included in
an indehiscent wart-like pericarpium. Some copulate like animals, others have a spontaneous motion like
worms. Their color is lively, in the lowest grades green, in the highest red or purple. Some are ephemeral

NATURAL ARRANGEMENT. 545

and microscopical, annual or perennial, and others extend to the length of many fathoms. They grow at the
bottom of the sea, or in fresh water, the depths of which they clothe with vegetation, as the higher orders of
plants cover the earth with forests. They grow on stems in the water only, or on each other. Some exhale
oxygen, others are scented like violets. Their taste is mild ; their substance gelatinous, membranous, or
coriaceous, usually covered externally with mucus. The structure of the lowest is articulated; of the highest
fibrous.

514. ORDER VIII. LICHE'NES.

Genera 35, Species 412.

Lichens are not only most useful in the economy of nature, as preparing the surface of the earth for the
reception of larger vegetables, but they are, moreover, of great utility to man. Many, as Cetraria islandica,
are eatable, having a bitter principle, and giving out a styptic tincture if immersed in alcohol. Others, steeped
in urine or salts, are used for dyeing; crustaceous species of this kind are Variolaria ore'ma, Lecanora tartarea,
Lepraria chlorina, &c. ; foliaceous species, Parmelia saxatilis, Sticta pulmonacea, Solorma crocea, Gyrophora
deusta and pustulata, &c. ; and branched kinds, Roccelia tinctbria ^the common Orchal), U'snea plicata,
Alectoria jubata, and others. In medicine, Cetraria islandica and nivalis, Stcta pulmonacea, Alectoria
ttswfo'ides are tonic and nutritive ; Parmfelia parietina, Borrera purpuracea, Evernia Prunastri, &c., are
astringent and febrifugal; Peltidea aphthbsa, anthelmintic ; Evt'rnia vuipuia, poisonous. Some yield a gum,
as Evernia Prunastri ; Sticta pulmonacea may be employed for bittering beer instead of hops, and Ramallna
scopuliirum instead of soap. The various species give the grey hue to old walls and stones, cover desert heaths,
and mottle the bark of ancient trees.

515. ORDER IX. FU'NGI.
Genera 159, Species 1157.

We have now reached the lowest station of vegetable existence, in arriving where the vesicles which
compose the vegetable fabric are combined in various forms, according to the contingent circumstances under
which they are developed. The mould on the cheese, the ergot of corn, the rust of the rose, and the huge
boletus, which, in Java, spreads out its many-handed body from the trunks of ancient trees like a vegetating
demon, differ only in the number of the vesicles of which they are composed. Many species are eatable, as
^garicus cainpcstris ; others are deadly, as boletus scaber : some are used medicinally, as Da?dalea suaveolens
in coughs ; //garicus tuba reglnee in diarrhoea ; ^garicus /jiperatus in calculous disorders ; Phallus Moklsin
against cancer; Polyporus annbsus against the hites of serpents. Some Coprlni are used for healing ulcers ;
Polyporus olh'cinalis as a purgative ; Polyporus igniarius as a styptic ; Polypcrus destructor, and a number of
others, constitute dry rot. For the poison of fungi, the roots of garlic, the leaves of parsley, and tincture of
lacmus, are said to be remedies ; so also is common spirit. Fungi swarm in all the coldest countries of the
world, but as we approach the equator they are extremely rare j the place where they most flourish is Sweden,
and the adjacent regions.

After the most perfect classification which the present state of botanical knowledge renders practicable,
there still remain a few genera which are incapable of having their true station assigned to them, either in
consequence of their structure being incompletely known, or of their affinity not having yet been discovered.
As far as this work is concerned, they are the following, all of which are Dicotyledones.

3341 Mdrlea Rox. 2731 Trichdcladus Pers. \ 2994 Laurophyllus Ttiun.

*** THE foregoing Arrangement is founded on that given by Mr. Lindley in the Encyclopedia of Plants ;
but to suit it to the purposes of this Catalogue, it necessarily required a great many alterations and addi-
tions, for which Mr. Lindley is not responsible. — J. C. L.

N ii

GENERAL INDEX,

COMPREHENDING

THE SYSTEMATIC AND ENGLISH GENERIC NAMES, AND THE ENGLISH AND
SYSTEMATIC SYNONYMES IN COMMON USE.

Or. order, sy. synonyme, v. variety.

FaKe of No. of

Page of No. of

Page of No. of

Lin. Nat. Spec. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Spec. Gen.

Lin Nat. Spec. Gen.

ATT. Arr.

Arr. Arr.

Arr. Arr.

401 Abele tree 24381 2793

124 541 A 'corns 989

36 543 jEgopbgon 277

289 Abelmdschits 17974 2014

463 Acremonium 3242

247 529 ^Eoll&nthus 1756

388 535 ^bies 2686

483 529 Acrocephalus 3382

373 536 Aer&nthes 2570

21 541 Abildgaardfo 156

382 540 Acrocr.mia 2645

372 536 Abides 2565

318 503 Abroma 2178

381 530 AcrogKichin 2629

91 530 M'run 731

52 530 Abrbnia 422

461 Acrospermum 3224

308 511 ^Eschvn6mene 2115

339 ^brotanum 20861 2313

463 Acrospurium 3248

284 JE. see Adesmia 1980

314 511 Avbrus 2140

417 544 Acrostichum 2902

304 JE. see Daubentbnza 2090

340 Absinthium 20882 2313

417 A. see Gymnogram-

304 JE. see Glottfdium 2089

166 A bsus 10764 1271

ma 2904

308 ' JE. see Pictet/a 2112

402 497 Abnta 2807

419 A. see Lomaria 2917

304 JE. see Srsbania 2087

291 502 AbCitilon 18101 2023

418 A. see Niphobolus 2911

167 ^'schynfi-

406 512 Acacia 2837

418 A. see Notho-

mene 10784 1271

92 A. see Darlingtbma 743

chlaftia £910

143 505 ^'sculus 1137

168 A. see Gagnebma 1286

65 523 Acrotriche 514

143 JK. seePav/a 1138

405 A. see I'nga 2833

216 496 ^ctae^a 1545

461 ^thalium 3210

168 A. see Lagonvchium 1284

225 A. see Cimicifuga 1604

244 ^Etheilema 15495 sy. 1726

168 A. see Prosopis 1283

216 A. see Macrbtys 1546

263 499 ^Ethionema 1876

12 512 Aca:vna 82

Wl Ar*V« $ 9749 117S

487 521 JEtlibma 3399

392 533 ^calypha 2726

225 j ActKa 114821 1603

106 518 A:thusa 869

118 Acanga 7692 951

151 Action 9749 1173

105 JE. see 3/eum 857

529 AcA.xTHtS'CV.M, Or. 145.

488 Actinella 285105V. 3405

412 African almond 2866

331 -rfcanthium 20401 2245

142 536 Actinocarpus 1131

337 African fleabane 2297

244 529 Acanthus 1722

34 542 Actin'chloa 264

126 African lily 1005

244 A. see Btepharis 1723

359 522 Actin6meris 2417

352 African mari-

332 521 /fcarna 2250
330 ^carna 20327 2243

112 Actinophvllum
7301 & 1303 sy. 912

gold 21597 2365
168 AfzfeliYi 10843 sy. 1285

412 505 A*cn 2867

459 Actinothfrium 3174

168 Afzeha 10875 1300

398 A. see Neeundo 2774

104 517 Actinutus 846

126 538 Agapanthus 1005

367 536 A'ceras 2487

239 528 A'cynos 1682

445 Agaric 3118

505 ^cERi'NEjE, Or. 44.

484 518 Adarma 3386

445 /fg&ricus 3118

142 Acetusa 9229 1126

135 ? AHsm«w T 8835 1057

439 A gar urn 26471 3078

142 Acetosella 9223 1126

215 j Adamsza faj^ 153?

39 532 Agastachys 315

185 Acetosella 11972 1414

130 Adam's needle 1027

109 518 ^gasyllis 890

288 Acrnnia sy. 2012

292 502 Adansunm 2028

349 521 Agath£ENa 2341

555 522 ^chille.i 2387

219 Adatimon 13925 1588

387 A gathis 23573 sy. 2fi84

353 A. see Pyrethrum 2375

424 Adrter's-tongue 2951

188 532 Agathophyllum 1427

338 A. see Tanacttum 2312

404 533 Adelia 2827

85 507 Agathosma 677

432 Achnanthes 3004

85 507 Adenandra 675

472 A. see Barvrtsma 676

27 542 Achnodonton 214

472 A. see Acmadfenia 3302

472 A. see Mac'r6stylis 3304

69 524 A\hr*s 561

168 5J2 Adenanth^ra 1281

487 521 Agathyrsus 3394

69 A. see .ffumelia 555

168 A. see /'n'.sopis 1283

304 511 Agftti 2088

69 A. see Lucitma 562

R9 532 Adenanthos 311

118 539 Agave 948

145 A. see Mimiisops 1156

281 511 Adenocarpus 1965

118 A. see Furcroa^a 949

201 JVhras 12944 v. 1507

75 522 Adenophora 605

118 A. see LittasVz 950

91 Achvrantha 5967 727

471 A. see Campanula 607

188 503 Aceratium 1435

91 530 Achyranthes 721

488 521 Adenotnchia 3402

334 ^gt5ratum 2271

91 A. see Chamissbrt 722

284 511 Adesmia 1980

355 Ageratum 21803 2387

91 A see Clad6stachys 7'.'5

9 Adhutoda 539 58

334 521 Ageratum 2271

91 A. see Desmocha^ta 724

421 544 ^diantum 2930

334 A. see Calestina 2272

296 511 Achyronia 2058

422 A. see Cheilanthes 2932

355 Ageratum 21803 2.-J87

487 521 Achyronhorus 34<;0

270 yJdiantum 169i2 1923

9 Ageria 573 64

369 536 Acianthus 2512

420 ^diantum 111-

190 512 Agrimonia 1458

365 520 Acicarpha 2459

grum 25473 2921

158 A. see Aremonia 1209

383 533 Acidoton 2657

48 519 Adina 377

190 Agrimony 1458

174 Acinodendron 11156 1357

294 498 Adlumia 2050

34 542 Agropyrum 270

174 515 Aciutis 1362
475 538 A"ti* 3334

229 496 Ad6ni5 1634
229 A. see Knowltbn/a 1635

186 Agrostemma, see
lychnis 1415

174 514 Acisanth^ra 1365

160 517 Ad6xa 1222

26 542 ^grrtstis 203

472 507 Acmadtnia 3302

2;37 Adysetum 16276 sy. 1842

29 A. see Calamagrds-

357 521 Acm^lla 2402

465 ^cfdium 3273

tis 231

351 A. see Hel56psis 2405

462 jEgerita 3233

25 A. see EchinopiSgon 199

335 A. see Spilanthes 2281

411 542 ^'Rilops 2857

410 A. see Eustachys 2851

357 A. see Zaluzanirt £403

470 ^Eginit/« 28046 sy. 3291

25 A. see Polypugon 201

480 515 Acmfena 3361

46 520 JEgfphila 360

2fi A. see Spor6bolus 207

398 531 Acnlda 2770

219 504 JE\\e 1585

26 A. see Trich.'chloa 204

223 49*) /fconUum 1600 105 518 ^Eg~opbdium 856

496 Aguilboquil

GENERAL INDEX.

547

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

392 533 Agyneja 2721

403 5J5 Alting/a 2821

162 511 ^nagyris 1239

456 Agyrium 3154

43 Alvpo 2849 342

102 A. see Macr6tropus 1240

68 Ahotai 4459 550

43 Alypttin 2849 342

477 A. see Piptanthus 3343

413 507 Ailnntus 287<>

311 511 Alysicarpus 2129

118 539 Anantlssa 952

27 543 Jira 219

257 499 ^lyssum 1840

351 Anandria 21569 2355

26 A. see Air6psis 208

257 A. see Aubrietfo 1837

94 525 Anantherix 769

28 A. see ^vtna 223

257 A. see Farsetia 1835

2:>0 528 ^narrli'mum 1776

28 A. see Calabrosa 220

257 A. see Konlga 1842

260 49J) Anasiatica 1858

27 A. see Corynephorus 218

257 A. see Menibcus 1841

410 543 Anatherum 2847

28 7 A. see Deschampsia 221

257 A. see Schivereckia 1839

218 Anchovy pear 15/8

4693
124 A. see Ehrharto 988

|g^7 A. see Vesicaria 1838

54 527 ^nchusa 432
54 A. see C'vnoglossum 4 !5

28 A. see Eriachne 222

^Ifssum 15030 1672

53 A. see /.i'thospermum 429

29 A. see Kcelfer/.i 235
26 A see Peribalia 209

67 525 Alyxia 532
83 508 Alzatea 663

55 A. see /.ycopsis 444
55 A. see Nbnea 443

26 543 Air6psis 208

3 Amada ginger 182 14

54 A. see Omphal6des 437

372 Air plant 2565

13 Amnl(,go 825 93

98 Ancistrocarpus

276 Ait?,n/o 1930

117 Amdncaes 7642 935

6423 sy. 801

203 517 Aizbon 1518

380 Amaranth 2628

65 523 Andersbma 510

222 Ajaci* 14124 1599

530 j4MARANTHA\:E.iE, Or. 153.

318 512 Antfirn 2171

117 A'ja* 7609 9io

380 5oO ^marantus 2628

3fiO 533 ^ndrachne 2705

232 528 A'juga 1646

381 A. see Acroglochin 2629

431 Andrea;^ 2997

232 A. see Anis6meles 1647

98 Amarella 6382 794

260 499 Andreoskia 1863

145 Akee tree 1161

538 AMARYLLISES, Or. 190.

140 539 Androcyml)ium 1117

515 A/angieie, Or. 82.

121 538 Amaryllis 969

356 521 Andromacrua 2S91

199 515 Ali'tngium _ 1494

133 A. see J'llium 1046

172 523 Andr6medrt 1341

82 ^41attTnus 5379 657 321 7 A T? • r*r

172 A. see Lyf.ma 1342

!•>•> '^39 Albuca 1047 i 475 \ ^^ xsrunsvig/# yoi

409 543 Andropbgon 2841

286 * ^Irea 17794 2004

120 A. see Crinum 964

410 A. see Anatherum 2847

42 512 Alchemilla 337

121 A. see Nerlne 968

410 A. see Anthistiria 2848

362 522 Alclna 2437

123 A. see Pbvcella 970

410 A. see Apluda 2846

S63 A. see Melampb-

123 A. see Vaflbta 971

410 A. see Chrysopbgon 2853

dium 2446
43.3 Alcvonfdium 3017

123 A. see Zephyran-
thes 974

410 A. see Cymbopf.gon 5.' 844
410 A. see Heteropbgon 2845

59 Aldea 5936 477

245 529 Amasbnja 17:30

410 A. see Poll(ni« 2843

378 Alder 2607

397 Amber tree 2760

410 A. see Rhipfdium 2842

114 501 Aldrovanda 925

381 522 Ambrosia 26-U

56 530 ^ndr6sace 450

444 Alectoria 3107

202 513 Ameldnchier 1512

56 A. see Aretia 449

249 .41ector61ophus

356 521 ^mellus 2389

258 A. see Z)raba 1846

15760 1771

356 A. see Starkea 2390

293 504 Jndrosa?vmum 2043

130 538 Aletris 10'J2

534 AMENTA 'CE^E, Or. 174.

327 521 Andryala 2219

391 533 Aleurites 2711

118 American aloe 7fi65 948

325 A. see //ieracium 2211

391 A. see Crbton 2715

57 American cowslip 454

15 540 Aneilema 113

105 Alexanders 854

504 American gamboge

423 544 Anelmia 2947

403 Alexandrian lau-

227 American nut-

227 496 Anembne 1629

rel 24506 2819

meg 14S80 1623

227 A. see Hepatica 1628

544 A'LGIE, Or. 7.

285 512 yfmerfmnurn 1P87

229 A. see Thahctrum 16.33

168 Algarbba 10841 1283

285 A. see Bvy* 1988

105 518 ^nethum 858

311 511 Alhagi 2128

303 A. see Lonchocar-

107 518 Angelica 874

414 ^licastrum 25172 2888

pus 2085

474 A. see Archangelica 3321

142 536 ^Ksma 1132

10 528 Amethystea 70

105 A see Cnidium 860

142 A. see Aetinocarpus 1131

283 511 Amfcia 1976

474 A. see Ost£ricum 3322

536 ^USMA'CK*, Or. 180.

383 505 Aniirbla 2656

107 A. see Sellnum 873

71 AlkcMngi 4655 586

50 514 Ainmanm'a 397

112 Angelica-tree 7284 911

67 525 Allamanda 525

103 5)8 ^'mmi 841

253 528 Angelbnia 1807

<20 544 Allantbdia 2923

103 A. see Trachysper-

365 521 Angianthus 2466

261 499 Alliaria 1866 mum 840

460 Angiorfdium S20.>

161 Alligator pear 1228 333 521 Ammbbium 2264

480 515 Ang6phora 3-->GO

51 530 Alli«-,nirt 405 121 Amm6charjs

373 536 Angra:\um 2-69

14 A. see Oxybaphus 97 7877 & 7879 967

140 539 Anguillaria 1112

132 539 -4'llium 1046 311 Amm6xylon 19193 2130

74 An&Avi 4815 591

419 544 Allosorus 2914

171 523 Ammyrsine 1337

370 5S6 Aiiguloa 2.^81

2 AHouya 52 3

3 557 ^m'mum 13

375 515 ^nguria 2589

36 All-seed 291

104 ^fmbmum 6805 849

389 ^nguria 23698 2699

214 Allspice 1532

283 511 Amorpha 1973

426 Anictanglum 29<S5

198 Al'spice tree 12774 1491

506 AMPFL\'nEiK, Or. 49.

118 538 Anigozanthos 943

2 A 11 ugh as of Cey-
lon 120 8

132 ,4mpel6prasum8603 1046
82 506 Ampel.'.psis 656

301 A\itl 18&52 2072
28 Animal oat 1865 223

199 Almond 1498

335 521 Amplu^rephis 2275

42 531 Anisacantha 336

378 534 .4'lnus 2607

314 512 Amphicarpa 2143

18 537 Anisanthus 132

378 A. see .Betula 2608

462 Amphich6rda 3231

103 Anise 6726 837

126 538 .4'loe 1011

242 526 Amphilbbium 1707

226 Aniseed tree 1615

129 A. see A'picra 1015

23 143 Amphipb»on 179

483 520 Anisochllus 3384

127 A. see Haworthwz 1014

461 Amphisporium 3212

61 527 Anfsodus 486

126 A. see Pachiden.

316 512 A'mphodus 2150

232 528 Anisomeles 1647

dron 1010

68 525 Amsbnirt 549

371 537 Anisopetalum 2544

130 A. see Phvlliima 1021

199 512 Jmvgdalus 1498

103 ^nlsum 6726 837

126 A. see Rhi'pidoden-

199 A. see Pevsica 1499

217 Anneslea 13834 1564

dron 1009

145 509 Jmyris 1168

290 502 A' nod a 2021

335 521 AK.mia 2278

145 A. see Balsamod^n-

18 537 Anomathtca ISO

253 528 Alonsoa 1813

dron 1169

429 Anomodon 2!:8ti

27 542 Aiapedava 212

382 A. see Duvauo 2f,49

226 496 Anlna H:224

246 529 Aloysia 1739

171 A. see I'cica 13.34

227 A. see Asimina Iii26

159 Alpine Bistort

99 531 Anabasis 807

227 A. see Monodbra 1623

10284 1210

99 A.seeSalsbla 808

496 Anonacca, Or. 4.

2 537 Alpinia 8

189 516 ^nacampseros 1449

284 An6nvmos 17675 sy. 1978

111 502 A\s\ne 902

184 ^nacampse-

217 Anotta 1565

89 501 Alsodea 708

ros 11843 1410

214 Anserina 13658 15£8

422 544 Alsophila 2937

367 536 Anacamptis 2486

340 521 Antennaria 2318

67 525 Alstbnw 530

415 509 Anacardium £896

336 Anteuphbr-

123 538 Alstrcemena 979

415 A. see Semecarpus 2897

biinii 20674 2289

304 Allagt'.na 18806 2091

354 522 An^cvclus 2382

61 Anthelmia 4028 484

91 530 Alternanthera 727

469 532 Anadenia 3285

354 522 A nthemis 2384

287 502 ^Itha^a 2007

58 530 yfnagallis 458

354 A. see Anacyclus 2382

N n 2

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen. | Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

351. A. see Cladanthus 2383

328 521 A rctium 2237

132 Askalon 8619 1046

36 542 Anthephora 281

331 A. see Berardia 2246

143 Asbca 9i90 1139

l.'?6 539 Anthericum 1064

415 518 Arctr.pus 2898

279 511 ^spalathus 1959

133 A. see Albuca 1047

173 523 ^rctostaphylos 1346

162 A. see Cycibpia 1243

136 A. see Arthropb-

156 ^rctostaphylos 10093 1 194

137 559 Asparagus 1074

dium 1065

360 522 Arctotheca 2429

401 Aspen 24386 2793

135 A. see JSulblne 1060

363 522 Arctotis 2449

35 Asperella 2351 272

136 A. see Chlor6p!iy-

360 A. see Arctotheca 2429

463 Aspergillus 3246

tum 1067

360 A. see Sphen6gyne 2430

55 527 yisperugo 442

136 A. see Cz&ri»Yx 1062

253 Arcturus 16062 1812

45 520 Asperula 350

134 A. see Gageo 1052

4fil Arcvria 3205

49 A.seeErnbdea 383

136 A. see Phalangium 1063

70 524 Ard'isia 571

136 Asphodel 1061

462 A'nthina 3229

70 525 Ardulno 573

5S9 yfsPRODEYlA, Or. 195.

410 543 Anthistiria 2848

387 540 Areca 2fi82

136 539 ^sph6delus 1061

£">3 527 Anthocercis 1814

382 A. see Euterpe 2643

135 A. see Eremurus 1059

432 Anthoceros 3001

158 512 Aremonia 1209

4 505 Aspirarpa 31

471 525 Anthoclelsta 3295

181 502 Arenaria 1390

157 541 Aspidistra 1204

14 504 A'nthodon 102

368 536 Arethusrt 2503

422 544 Aspidium 2938

215 504 AnthoK.ma 1543

367 A. see Barthollna 2484

420 A. see ^splenium 2921

18 537 Antholyza 131

369 A. see Pogbnia 2505

419 544 ^splenium 2921

18 A. see Anisanthus 132

56 530 Aretia 449

420 A. see Csnopteris 2922

397 520 Anthospernuim 2760

69 524 Argania 559

417 A. see Ctterach 2907

12 543 Anthoxanthum 90

216 498 Argemone 1559

420 A. see Diplazium 2925

101 518 j4nthnscus 820

118 538 Argolasia 942

417 A. see Meniscium 2905

102 ^nthriscus 6668 827

64 527 Argvrela 49.3

420 A. see Scolopt§n-

282 511 ^nthyllis 1968

201 vTria 12965 1507

drium 2924

284 A. see .E'benus 1981

386 541 ^risarum 2674

107 Assafce'tida 6997 880

311 A. see Lespedfeza 2126

18 537 Anstea 138

285 503 Assowia 1996

534 ANTIDE'SMEjK, Or. 169.

25 542 Aristlda 195

487 515 Astartea 3393

398 534 Antidesma 2766

25 A. see Chastaria 196

341 521 Astelma 2320

180 ^ntirrhina 11558 1388

374 533 ^ristolbchia 2582

341 A. see Helichrysum 23123

249 528 Antirrhinum 1774

188 508 Aristotfeho 1438

93 525 Astephanus 756

249 A. see Linaria 1775

374 Arkansa 22832 2582

346 521 A'ster 2337

250 A. see ATemesia 1777

199 512 v4rmenlaca 1500

348 A. see Callistema 2338

421 544 Antrbphyum 2929

114 530 Armferia 928

343 A. see £ngeron 2332

287 Antwerp Holly-

258 Armoracea 16323 1848

i'6 Asterias 6230 779

hock 17859 2007

351 521 A'rnica 2350

363 Astenscus 22249 2440

91 516 Anychia 730

351 A. see Bellidiastrum 2 >5]

469 Astcrocephalus 3289

164 511 Abtus 1256

322 521 Arnopbgon 2199

44 A. see Scabiosa 346

324 5i.'l vipargia 2208

328 Arn6seris 20200 2228

58 Astertflinon S841 sy. 457

4K7 A. see Oporinea 3397

500 Arnotta

459 Asterbma 3178

324 A. see Thrincia 2209

541 ARoiDEM, Or. 204.

461 Asterophora 3S14

309 ^parlnes 19077 2120

201 Arbnia 12P25 15C6

177 517 Asti'lbe 1382

218 503 Apclba 1571

105 Arractcha 6821 852

306 511 Astragalus 2102

313 J-phaca 19302 2136

410 543 Arrhenatherum 2S55

307 A. see Gulden.

158 530 Aphananthe 1206

140 Arrow-grass 1107

sta/citf-a 2103

«j A'phane. fgg ,fg

383 Arrow-head 2653
1 Arrow-root 2

305 A. see Oxytropis 2101
305 A. see Phaca 2100

483 528 Aphanochllus 1659

227 496 Artabotrys 1624

162 A. see Sop/idra 1237

245 529 Aphelandra 1731

107 518 Artedia 879

144 r08 Astranthus 1146

342 521 Aphel^xis 2326

338 522 ^itemisfo 2313

109 518 Astrantia 886

544 APHY'LL*:, Cl. 2.

445 Arthonia Sllfi

103 A. see Dondia 839

132 539 Aphyllanthes 1044
129 538 A'picra 1015

136 539 Arthropudium 1065
136 A. see Stypandra 1066

285 MS Astrapa?xa 1998
382 540 Astrocaryum 2647

315 512 ^pios 2148

332 Artichoke 2247

308 511 AstroK.bium 2107

315 A. see Wistana 2147

374 534 Artocarpus 2583

65 523 Astrolbma 508

105 518 ^%pium 855

386 541 A*rum 2673

464 Astiospf.rium 3267

474 A. see Petroselinum 3330

386 A. see ^risarum 2674

487 521 Atalanthus 3395

477 507 Aplophyllum 3342

385 A. see CalMium £672

170 504 Atalanttrt 1322

410 543 Apluda 2846

203 Aruncus 13038 1515

123 Atamasco Lily 8019 974

525 ^POCY'NEJE, Or. 127.

36 543 Arundinaria 289

103 518 ^thamanta 835

68 525 ^p6cynum 542

29 543 -4rundo 230

103 A. see 2?ubon 842

93 A. see Eustf-gia 758

29 A. see Calamagr6stis 231

105 A. see Cnidium 860

68 A. see Ichnocarpus 540

28 A. see Danthbma 226

107 A. see iigusticum 875

141 541 Aponogeton 1123

27 A. see Degraphis 217

107 A. see Selinum 873

166 Apoucouita 10718 1271

29 A. see Phragmites 229

473 A. see Seseli 844

84 Apple-berry 671

32 A. see Pua 254

338 522 ^thanasia 23C-8

201 Apple tree 12955 1507

27 A. see Psanima 210

338 A. see Lbnas 2309

199 Apricot 1500

187 Asarabacca 1421

352 A. see Relhama 2372

46 527 Aquartm 358

249 Asarlna 15776 1774

410 543 Atheropbgon 2850

5()9 AQUILAIU'NEJS, Or. 64.

533 AsA'myjE, Or. 165.

382 534 Atherosperma 2650

175 509 Aquilaria 1370

187 533 A'saium 1421

341 522 Athrixia 2321

225 496 Aquilegia 1605

333 521 Ascariclda 2263

420 Athyrium 25466 2921

255 499 ^'rabis 1827

525 ^sci.EpiAVe*E-, Or. 128.

180 A&cion 11624 1388

257 A. see Aubrietza 1837

94 525 Jaellplas 111

459 Atractobolus 3186

256 A. see Neurolbma 1832

94 A. see Anantherix 769

332 521 ^tractylis 2249

255 A. see Turrltis 1826

94 A. see Cal6tropis 766

332 A. see ^carna 2250

318 512 ^'rachis 2169

94 A. see Cynanchum 761

228 496 ^tragJ'ne 1630

23 Arachne 1569 sy. 183

94 A. see D<z?mia 759

228 A. see Naravelia 1632

112 518 Aralia 911
112 A. see Sciodaphyl-

94 A. see Gomphocarpus770
94 A. see Gymnema 764

139 531 ^traphaxis 1103
411 531 ^'triplex 2862

lum 912

93 A. see Sarcostemma 757

379 A. see Dibtis 2618

518 ARALIA^CE.*;, Or. 99.

95 A. see Stylandra 772

71 527 A'troprt 584

403 535 Araucaria 2820

94 A. see Xysmalbbium 768

71 A. see 71/andragora 585

403 A. see Alting/a 2821

104 ^sclepiuw 6786 845

61 A. see Nicandro 485

388 A'rbor Vita? 2693

455 Asc6bolus 3145

71 A. see Phy"salis 586

J72 523 ^'rbutus 1345

462 Asc6phora 3237

72 A. f-ee Saracha 587

173 A. see ^rctosta-

320 ^'scyron 19699 2191

587 540 Attalia 2679

phylos 1346

293 504 ^'scyrum 2044

257 499 Aubrietza 1837

156 A. see Oxyc6ccus 1193

215 A. see Nordntea 1544

379 519 A&cuba 2620

Archangel 1665

414 Ash tree 2887

472 508 Audouinm 3308

107 Archangel 6957 874

120 Asiatic Poison.

396 532 Aulax 2748

474 518 Archang£lica 3321

bulb 7833 964

504 AURANTIA^CCJE, Or. 37.

107 Archangelica 6957 874

227 496 Asimina 1626

320 Aurantium 19667 2187

GENERAL INDEX.

549

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sj>. Gen.

57 Auricula 3779 451

429 Bartram«* 29'"1

160 Beiolgota 10376 1225

456 AunculaJhdae27445 3151

249 528 Barts/fl 1772

188 523 Bejana 1426

235 Auricularia 14874 1659

248 B. see Castilleja 1767

387 Belis 23572 sy. 2683

453 Auricularia 27280 sy. 3131

248 B. see Euchroma 1768

71 Belladdnna 4640 584

384 ^vellana 23388 2663

249 B. see Rhinanthus 1771

121 Belladonna Lily

28 543 A vena 223

85 507 Baryosma 676

7897 969

410 A. see Arrhena-

318 B. see Dipterix 2174

255 Belleisle Cress 16123 1822

therum 2855

111 531 Basaia 908

412 Belleric 250.36 2861

28 A. see Danthbnwi 226

240 Basil 1687

412 Bellerica 25036 286 i

28 A. see Gaudinia 227

187 524 Bassia 1424

135 539 Bellevalm 1055

28 A. see TrichaeHa 225

304 Bastard Acacia

75 Bell-flower 607

28 A. see Trisetum 224

18773 2086

351 521 Bellidiastrum 2351

214 Avens 1530

335 Bastard Acmella

359 Bellidiastrum 22022 2420

183 507 Averrhoa 1404

20620 2280

351 521 .ffellis 2361

247 529 Avicenma 1751

180 Bastard Atocion

351 521 Belliirm 2362

266 Awlwort 1903

11625 1388

219 Bengal Quince 1585

25 542 Axonopus 180

240 Bastard Balm 1694

411 515 Benincusa 2860

375 531 A'xyris 2594

295 Bastard Box 18265 2053

416 Benjamma 25256 2900

86 503 A v en/a 684

318 Bastard Cabbage

4167 Benjamin f 25256 2900

16S Azadii-dchta 10865 1293

tree 2172

161 j tree \_ 10402 1226

65 523 Azalea 521
66 A. see Chanueledon 522

Sis] Bastard Cedar [*°

26 Bent-grass 203
161 Benzoin 10402 1226

500 Azaras

200 Bastard Cherry

331 521 Berardza 2246

201 Azarole 12924 1.506

12663 1502

497 Berberldece, Or. 6.

201 Azarblus 12924 1506

160 Bastard Cinna-

138 497 Berberts 1090

168 Azedardch 10858 1293
49 Azima 3313 sy. 392

mon 10371 1225
384 Bastard Cork

J-39; j B. see Mahbiua 1091

17 587 Babiana 125

tree 23423 2666

138- Berberry 1090

328 521 Bac\zj« 2235

312 Bastard Cracca

83 508 Berchem/a 68

342 521 ^accharis 2329

19208 2133

359 522 Berckheya 2424

342 B. see Brachyla>"na 2328

377 Bastard Cvperus

235 Bergamot 14889 1659

381 540 Bactris 2640

23012 2599

170 504 Bergera 1321

224 Badger's-bane 14245 1600

265 Bastard Cytisus

187 502 Bdrgia 1419

145 515 Ba-'ckia 1172

16662 1888

483 528 Beringer/a 3377

444 Bae6myces 3103

237 Bastard Dictam-

433 Berkeleya 3019

392 Balnnghas 23868 2724

nus 15049 1672

404 Bermudas Cedar

422 544 Balantium £935

232 Bastard Ground

24512 2822

356 Balbis/a 21867 sy. 2388

Pine 14700 1648

424 Bernhard/a 25711 sy. 2956

93 Biillia 6050 745

100 Bastard Hare's ear 816

217 503 Berrya 1566

237 528 .ffallbta 1671
£37 B. see Leontirus 1673

233 Bastard Hyssop
14718 1648

257 499 Berterba 1836
219 515 Bertholetfa 1586

237 B. see Marrdbium 1672

283 Bastard Indigo 1973

472 508 Berzelia 3305

483 B. see Roylea 3376

56 Bastard Jasmine 450

253 523 Besleria 1809

384 .tfallbta 23426 2666

300 Bastard Lupine

100 531 J?eta 811

239 Balm 1684

18531 2066

13 Betle.nut 826 93

239 Balm of Gilead

68 Bastard Manchineel £47

236 528 J?et6nica 1668

15201 1685

324 Bastard Mouse-

236 Betony 1668

87 Balsam 697

ear 19974 2211

233 Betony 14733 1648

389 Balsam apple 23;>76 2697

287 Bastard Olbia 2008

378 535 J?etula 2608

87 506 /falsanrtna 697

390 Bastard Orpine 2705

383 ^etulus 23383 2661

389 JSalsamlna 23676 2697

47 Bastard Pimpernel 363

335 522 Bidens 2284

506 .ffAUAMimtXL Or. 52.

202 Bastard Quince

335 B see Melanthera 2279

338 522 jfcdsamtta 2310

12981 1507

364 B. see Osteospcr-

340 flalsamita 20886 2313

264 Bastard Rocket

mum 2450

145 509 Balsamodendron 1169

16614 1883

335 B. see Petrbbium 2282

168 Balsam of Capevi 1288

92 Bastard Toad-flax 740

335 B. see Salmea 2283

413 Balsam tree 2877

9 Bastard Vervain 68

101 518 Biforis 818

362 522 Baltimbra 2439

305 Bastard Vetch 2100

46 520 Bigelowa 355

124 Bamboo cane 984

98 Bastard Wind-

242 526 Bignbma 1706

124 543 Bavibhsu 984

flower 6355 794

242 B. see Amphilubium 1707

124 B. see Melocanna 985

233 Bastard Wood-

243 B. see Cheilopsis 1711

124 B. see ATastus 986

sage 14731 1648

71 B. see Gelstmium 578

289 Brimmea 17960 2014

62 Batatas 4126 491

243 B. see Jacardnda 1712

93 Banana tree 6059 746

382 Batata 23295 2642

242 B. see Spathbdea 1708

48 Band hooka 3272 379

434 Batrachospermum 3035

243 B. see Tecoma 1710

48 Bandhnca 3272 379

53 527 Batschm 430

526 BiGNON/ac^a-, Or. 130.

216 Bane-berry 13757 1545

459 Battarrca 3180

93 Bthai 6048 745

435 BangfYi 3040

221 517 Bauera 1592

156 Bilberry 10118 1194

182 505 Banisterm 1395

165 512 Bauhima 1268

183 Bilimbi tree 11/83 1404

182 B. see Heteropteris 1398

105 Bawd-money 857

84 501 Billardiera 671

41 532 Banks/a 325

161 Bay tree 10387 1226

119 539 Billbergza 957

502 Baobab

168 Bead tree 1293

319 515 BilR.tia 2183

168 512 Baphia 1291

811 Bean 2132

63 Bindweed 492

163 511 Baptisia 1244

169 Bean Caper 1304

399 Bindweed 24286 2783

162 B. see ^nagyris 1239

162 Bean Trefoil 1239

184 507 Bi6phytum 1413

118 538 Barbacenm 944

64 Bearbind 494

378 Birch 2608

404 Barbadoes Cedar

244 Bear's-breech 1722

383 Birch 23383 2661

24534 2822

57 Bear's-ear Sanicle 452

200 Bird -cherry 12880 I5(i'2

182 Barbadoes Cherry 1393
106 Barbadoes Goose-
berry 1476

231 Bear's-foot 14665 1641

156 I PA»r'« ar*™ f 10°93 119*

173 j Bears-grape£11081 134fi

74 Bird-pepper 4874 593
298 Bird's-bile 18405 2063
57 Bird's-eye 3785 451

122 Barbadoes Lily 7986 969

223 Beast's-bane 14,186 1600

308 Bird's-foot 2108

283 Barba Jf.via 17622 1968

319 515 Beauforlza 2182

191 Bird's-foot 12296 1460

255 499 Barbarwz 1822

67 525 Beaum6nt/a 536

300 Bird's-foot Trefoil 2068

302 511 Barbiemr 2078

7 Beccabunga 397 45

419 Bird's-nest 25430 2921

328 Bavdana 20227 2237

32 542 Beckmannia 250

140 Bird's-tongue 1113

244 529 Barlena 1725

44 7 T> i f 348

374 Birth wort 2582

35 Barley 275

3093 Bed-straw £19077 2120

259 499 Biscutella 1854

135 539 Barnard/a 1056

384 Beech 2662

260 B. see Megacarpa>>a 1855

49 Barren-wort 390

100 Beet 811

307 511 Biserrula 2104

293 515 Barringtonta 20d9

383 531 Begbnta 2654

10V Bishop's-weed 6809 849

293 B. see Strav&dium 2010

531 BEGONi«r<vp, Or. 156.

159 Bistorta 10286 1210

367 536 Bartholina 2484

1797 m^ C 11482 1388

412 Biticarfa 25040 2864

196 516 Bartbn>« 1477

329J i 20241 2239

385 Bitter Oak 23458 266G

N 11

550

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

72 Bitter-sweet 4717 591

313 Bitter Vetch 2138

263 499 Bivon^a 1874

217 500 Btxa 1565
500 Bixinea:> Or. 18.

420 Black Adiantum

25473 2921

399 Black Bryony 2784

92 Black Saltwort 739

216 Black Snake-
root 13760 1546

491 Black Varnish tree 34^2

19-3 508 Blackwtll/rt 1465

269 Black-wood 16849 1920

289 Bladder Ketmia

17984 2014

111 Bladder-nut 897

305 Bladder Senna 2095

48 523 BlaeVa 374

48 B. see Sympifeza 375

187 515 Blakea 1425

126 538 Blandf6rd/a 1006

58 B. see Galax 462

432 Blasia 26083 2998

60 .Blattaria 3992 480

156 Bleaberry 10119 1194

419 541 .Bkchnum 2918

419 B. see Lomaria 2917

419 B. see Woodwards 2919

245 529 JSlechum 1729

244 529 Blepharis 1723

468 528 Blephflia 3278

362 BlessedThistle 22194 2434

372 536 Blefca 2558

145 505 Bllghna 1161

4 .Blltum 29

380 jBlltum 23214 2628

119 Blood-flower 960

216 Bloodwort 13761 1547

3(il Blue-bottle 22181 2434

156 Blue Tangles 10098 1194

156 Bluets 10120 1194

321 516 Blumenbachza 2194

20 537 Bobart/a 146
187 498 Boccbma 1422

187 B. see Macleava 1423
352 521 Bcebera 2364
379 534 Bcehmena 2613
411 B. see Parietaria 2861

71 Ba>6botrys 4:606 sy. 581

4 530 Boerhaavza 19

425 Bog Moss 2962

21 Bog Rush 150
292 Bo/tea 18159 2037

170 Bois Perdrix 1319
14 530 Bold^a 98

452 jBoletus 3126

265 499 Buleum 1889

354 521 Boltbn/a 2377

502 BOMB&YEJE, Or. 29.

292 502 Bombax ' 2029

292 B. sec- Cochlosper-

mum 2032

292 B. see Eriodendron 2030

156 Bonace-bark 10140 1197

64 Bbna-nux 4245 493

118 539 Bonapartea 94"

118 B. see Litta^a 950

366 56 Bonatm 3479

167 Bitnduc 10829 1278

8 528 Bonnaya 54

438 Bonnemaisbm'a 3068

218 504 Bonnetia 1581
64 Bonplandza 4268 sy. 500

248 529 B6nt;a 1763

99 B6nusHenrlcus6468 810

55 Borage 440

527 .BoRAuiNE*:, Or. 137.

55 527 JSorago 440

55 B. see Trichod^sma 441

399 540 Borassus 2780

278 511 Borbbn/a 1949

296 B. see Priestleya 2060

278 B. see Raima 1947

278 B. see Vascba 1948

326 521 Borkhausj'a 2214

327 B. see MycSseris £217
144* 507 Borbma 1152
443 Borrera 3095
395 533 Bbrya 2734

188 500 B6sc/a 1442
100 531 Bbsea 812
277 BossiaV 1943

171 509 BoswlllrVz 1333

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

399 Botany Bay tea 24322 2783

202 Botryapium 13000 1512

39 532 Botryceras 313

424 544 Botrychium 2950

1007 ~f f 6490 810

27! j .Botrys £169491927

463 B6trytis 3247

389 Bottle Gourd 2695

403 Bourbon Palm 2818

70 527 Bourrfer/a 567

48 519 Bouvardia 378

460 Bo vista 3192

127 538 Bowita 1012

106 518 Bowles/a 864

398 Box Elder 2774

72 Box Thorn 588

378 Box tree 2609

412 532 Brabejum 2866
342 521 Brachyte^na 2328

31 542 Brachypbdium 243
163 511 Brachysema 1250

97 525 Brachystelma 791

391 533 Bradleja 2716

420 Brake 2926

211 Bramble 1523

372 £36 Brasavbla 2562

232 Brasenza 14675 sy. 1644

167 Brasiletto 1275

370 536 Brasswz 2526
476 B. see Hespero-

sc6rdium 3338

263 499 .Brassica 1883

265 B. see £ruca 1887
262 B. see £rysimum 1867

266 B. see Erucaria 1901
265 B. see Moricandza 1885
255 499 Braya 1824
219 Brazil-nut 1586
S74 Bread-fruit 2583
414 Bread-nut 2888
301 Bread-root 18628 2071
311 511 Bremontiera 2130

66 524 Brexia 523
524 BREXIEX Or. 123.

413 533 Brideha 2874
473 518 Brignblia 3317

32 543 .Briza 253
106 Broad-seed 868

264 Broccoli 1883
19 538 Brodia^a 141

468 B. see Leucoc6ryne 3282

30 Brome-grass 241

118 539 Bromtlz'a 951

118 B. see Anandssa 952

119 B. see BillWrg/a 957
539 BROMELzY.cftzr, Or. 116.

30 543 .Bri.mus 241

31 B. see Brachypbdium 243
31 B. see RostrKria 242
28 B. see Trichae'ta 225

7 Brook-lime 397 45

79 Brook-weed 618

280 Broom 1962

2817 r,rn« C 17527 1964

BJ Broom I 1503 168

99 Broom Cypress 6466 809

248 Broom Rape 1764

414 534 Brosimum 2888
87 523 Brossa;\z 693

365 521 Brottra 2470

565 B. see Nauenburgza 2464

285 B. see Pentapetes 1997

371 536 Broughtbn/c 2552
397 534 Broussonet/a 2756
380 B. see Madura 2623
£52 528 Browallia 1794
277 512 Brownea 19S8
217 503 Brownlbw/a 1563
397 507 Brucea 2758
397 B. see Tetradium 2759

60 527 Brugmans/a 482

86 508 Briiiiirt 692

472 B. see Berard?a 3307

472 B. see Berzelia SS05

472 B. see RaspJil/a 3506

472 B. see Staavz'a 3309

5C8 BRUNzV/cf^, Or. 61.

159 531 Brunnich/a 1213

253 528 Brunsfelsw 1811

121 538 Brunsvigja 967

264 Brussels Sprouts 1883

285 512 .Brya 1988

390 515 .Bryonia 2704

390 Bryony 2704

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

160 516 Bryophylhirn 1220

437 Bry6psis 3058

430 .Bryum 2996

429 B. see Bartramfo 2991

428 B. see Didymodon 2982

427 B. see Eucalypta 2974

427 B. see Welss/a 2976

103 518 Bubon 842

473 B. see ^thamanta 835

107 B. see ferula 880

^~£l B. see S£ sell 844

350 ^ubbnium 21510 2345

318 Bubrbma 19590&1 sy. 2176

85 Bucco 5585 sy. 677
175 Buceras 11192 1367
183 509 Buchanama 1406
253 528 Buchnera 1805
253 B. see Manulea 1806
175 513 Burida 1367

58 Buckbean 463

259 Buckler Mustard 1854
78 Buck's-horn 5131 609
82 Buckthorn 657

110 Bi'rtu.AmUa 7166 894

159 Buckwheat 10280 1210

173 Buckwheat tree 1348

47 528 Buddlea 365

398 Bvdrwiga 24232 2764

297 Buffalo clover 18484 2066

51 502 Buffbma 406
232 Bugle 1646

54 Bugloss 432

£25 Bugwort 1604

135 539 J?ulbme 1060

102 Bulbocastanum

6677, 6678 *y. 831

436 BulbochffiHe 3045

131 539 Bulbocbdium 1031

141 B. see Merendera 1120

116 Bulbocbdium 7583 933

455 Bulgaria 3146

199 Bullace tree 12853 1501

82 Bull Grape 5374 655

52 516 Bulliarda 418
99 508 Bum a Ida 804
69 524 /j'umelia 555

170 505 Btmchblia 1329

266 499 J?unias 1900

260 B. see Euclidium 1856
265 B. see Muricaria 1894
260 B. see Ochthbdium 1857

102 518 .Bunium 831

103 B. see A'mm\ 841
473 B. see Conopbdium 3312

104 B. see Slum 848
103 B. see Trachysper-

mum 840

102 B. see WallrotWa 832
121 Buphanc 7881 sy. 967
357 522 .Buphthalmum 2406
357 B. seeDiomedfVr 2407
357 B. see HelMpsis 2405
357 B. see Tclikia 2408

105 518 ^upleurum 861

106 B. see Teni.ria 862
29 Bur 1S07 228

131 539 Burchardza 1035

75 519 Burchelha 601

3287 plir.,w.b J" 2237
29 j Burdock £ 190y 22S

383 Burnet 2655

103 Burnet Saxifrage 836
102 Bur Parsley 826
375 Bur Reed ^ 2598

86 501 Eursaria 689
415 509 Burstra 2895
163 511 Burtbnfa 1252
403 Butcher's Broom 2819
317 512 Biitea 2164

536 BUTOMEJE, Or. 181.

162 536 Butomus 1234

116 Butter and Eggs 7587 933

344 Butter bur 21 1 02 & 4 2333

371 Butterfly plant 22693 2540

£24 £05 Butter-nut 1601

584 Butler-nut 23396 2664

9 Butterwort 66

170 Button flower 1315

90 Button tree 713

46 Button-weed 352

47 Button-wood ?61
42P Buxbaumza £990
426 B. see Diphyscium £9t.6

GENERAL INDEX.

551

Lin. Xat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

378 533 #uxus 2609

368 536 Calochllus 2502

357 CaputMe- C 2348 272

114 501 Byblis 923

476 539 Caloch6rtus 3339

190 j dusa? t 12281 1460

182 505 Byrs6nima 1394

86 507 Calode'ndrum 685

315 Curacalla 19414 2149

434 Byssocladium 3025

305 511 Cal6phaca 2094

304 511 Caragfma 2091

234 528 Bystropogon 1658

218 504 Calopliyllum 1579

J19 539 Caraguata 958

86 503 BvttneriVi 683

369 536 Calopbgon 2504

188 513 Carallia 1430

502 BYTTNiiiu?(ccd?, Or. 30
141 Byzantine 9154 1119

396 Cal6rophus24126sy. 2742
117 538 Calostemma 938

97 525 Caralluma 729
183 Carambola tree

404 Caaplbi 24545 2825

319 515 Calothamnus 2181

11784 1404

263 499 Cabbage 1883

435 Calothrix 3038

71 Cardndas 4592 576

387 Cabbage tree 2682

349 521 CaK.tis 2343

168 506 Carupa 1300

167 Cacalaco 10815 1275

94 525 Calotropis 766

105 Caraway 859

336 521 Cacalia 2289

232 496 Caltha 16+3

256 499 Cardamine 1829

336 C. see Culcitium 2290

169 Caltrops 1306

256 C. see Macropbdium 1828

344 C. see Senecio 2335

513 CALYCA'NTHE*:, Or. 69.

256 C. see Pteroneuron 1830

318 Cacao 1958S 2175

214 513 Calvcanthus 1532

907 f 5882 714

59 Cachanlahaun 3880 46?

214 C. see Chimonan-

263 j Card&mines i lt)549 1873

109 518 Cachrys 889

thus 1534

o Cardam6-f 115 118 8

109 C. see Jgasyllis 890

520 CALYCF^RE*, Or. 107.

mum I & 158

103 C. see //thamanta 835

508 CALYCIFLOXR.U, Subcl. 2.

2 Cardamom 115&158 8

102 C. see Caucalis 826

281 Caly cotome 17529 sy. 1964

237 Card'iaca 150.:0 1G73

108 C. see Aaserpitium 881

14 Calymenia 932 sy. 97

267 Cardinal flower

517 CA CTEJJ, Or. 93.

373 537 Calypso 2578

16721 1904

194 517 Cactus 1470

198 515 Calyptranthes 1490

159 505 Cardiospermum 1217

195 C. see Cereus 1472
479 C. see Echinocactus 3359

480 C. see Syzygium 3365
89 501 Calyptrion 707

332 Cardoon 20419 2247
332 521 Card.'.patum 2258

^1 C. see Epiphyllum 1473

64 507 Calystegia 494
199 515 Calytrix 1495

332 521 Carduncellus 2257
332 Cardunculus 20419 2247

194 C. see Mammillaria 1471

371 536 Camaridium 2548

329 521 Carduus 22+1

479 C. see Melocactus 3358

262 499 Camefina 1870

330 C. see Cfrsium 2243

195 C. see Opuntia 1474

292 503 Camellia 2038

329 C. see Serratula 2239

196 C. see Peresk?a 1476

292 C. see Polyspora 2036

330 C. see Si'lybum 22+2

196 C see Rhipsalis 1475

503 CAMELLIA, Or. 35.

376 541 Carex 2599

82 Caddmba 5345 649

68 525 Camera ria 547

21 C. see Elyna 160

168 512 Cudia 1282

68 C. see Tabernasmon-

377 C. see Uncinia 2601

334 521 Ca'lestina 2272

tana 548

293 515 Careya 2042

420 54+ Cajm'.pteris 2922

245 Cammara 1557fi 1738

415 524 Cargfll/a 2890

167 512 Caesalpin/a 1275

223 495 Cammarum 14200 1600

401 515 Carica 2801

167 C. see CoultenVx 1277

75 522 Campanula 607

416 Carica 25308 £9(0

167 C. see Reichard/a 1276

75 C. see Aden6phora 605

71 525 Carissa 576

136 539 Cassia 1068

90 C. see Lightfoot/n 715

332 521 Carttna 2248

337 521 Ca;siMia 2302

77 C. see Prismatocar-

330 C. see Carduus 2241

392 Cahbchu 23862 2720

pus 608

330 C. see Cirsium 2-243

69 Cainito 4487 556

79 C. see Samulus 618

332 Carline Thistle 2248

317 512 Cajunus 2160

75 C. see Wahlenbergai 606

3.S2 521 Carlowfz/a £254

319 Cajaputi tree 19^97 2179

522 CAMPANULAVCE,E, Or. 112.

385 541 Carluduvica 2670

260 499 Cak'tle 1859

125 540 Campelia 1001

301 511 Carmichaelta 2070

260 C. see 7?apistrum 1860

160 Camphor tree 10373 1225

178 Carnation 11419 z>. 1386

248 Calabash tree 1165

42 531 Camphor6sma 335

414 Carob tree 2885

218 Calaba tree 13903 1579

179 Campion 1387

292 502 Carolinea £( 27

218 Calnbnra 13853 1574

9 530 Campvlanthus 62

112 Carolinea 7SQ6sy. 912

369 536 Caladfenia 2516

381 Canada Rice 23268 2634

102 Carota 6641 825

385 541 Caladium 2672

339 Canadian Mugwort

342 521 Carpesium 2327

29 542 Calamagr6stis 231

208G2 2313

383 535 Carpinus 2661

239 Calami nt 1683

139 522 Canarlna 1098

383 C. see 0'strya 2660

239 528 Calamintha 1683

27 Canary Grass 216

68 525 Carpodinus 543

483 526 Calampelis. 3385

284 512 Canavfilia 1984

225 504 Carpod6ntos 1611

124 540 Calamus 987
478 516 Calandrinia 3357

397 Candleberry Myrtle 2751
319 496 Cand611e« 2185

„„ Carpo- $1941 9 sy. 2159
J17 pugon 119500

373 536 Calanthe £'571

103 Candy Carrot 6710 835

265 499 Carrichtera 1890

I 537 CaKithea 3

259 499 Candytuft 1853

102 Carrot 825

98 Calathian Violet

36 Cane-brake 289

S32 521 Cdrthamus . 2255

6354 794

188 504 Canella 1439

332 C. see Carduncellus 2257

9 528 Calceolaria 65

1 537 Canna 1

331 C. see Cirsium 2243

373 Calceolus 22814 2580

398 534 Cannabis 2771

332 C. see Heracantha 2256

362 Calcitrapa 22189 2434

537 CA'NNEJE, Or. 185.

126 540 Cartonema 1003

64 526 Caldasza 500

77 Canterbury Bells

105 Carui 6849 859

337 521 Calea 2298

5022 607

105 518 Carum 859

342 C. see tfaccharis 2329

451 Cantharellus 3121

473 C. see Ptychotis 3315

335 C. see Melananthera

80 519 Cdnthium 630

97 525 Caruncularia 787

2279

80 C. see Gardenia 658

S84 534 Carya 2665

338 521 Caleacte 2307

81 C. see Webera 646

224 505 Carybcar 1601

363 522 Calendula 2448

59 ? r' t „$" 595} sy. 475

501 CARYOPHY'LLE*:, Or. 26.

265 499 Calepina 1895

64J ~ " {4265&6.W. 499

197 515 Cavyoplrf'llus 1488

369 536 Caleya 2509

118 Cdntula 7681 949

178 Caryophyllus 11419 2386

441 Calfcium 3086

81 Cape Jasmine 5285 638

386 540 Cary6ta £675

219 Cnlinia 15915 1584

111 Cape Phillyrea 7220 895

391 CascarMa 23804 2715

143 541 Calla 1141

192 Caper Spurge 12369 1460

175 508 Casearia 1S69

143 C. see Richardwz 1142

215 500 Caper tree 1539

415 Cashew-nut 2896

46 529 Callicarpa 357

421 Capfllus Veneris

S92 Cassava 23851 S718

190 517 Calif coma 1457

25546 2930

1C(5 512 Cassia 1271

193 531 Callfgonum 1463

105 518 Capnophfllum 853

167 C. see Cathartocar-

411 C seeJ'triplex 2862

500 CAPPARI DE*, Or. 16.

pus 1272

487 521 Callione« 3398

215 500 Capparis 1539

166 Cassia 10371 1225

359 522 Calliopsis 2418

188 C. see Crata?Va 1440

111 508 Cassme 895

106 518 Calhsace 871

293 C. see Morrisoma 2045

83 C. see Celastrus 662

15 540 Callfsia 111

215 C. see Niebuhr/a 1540

85 C. see Elacodendrum 672

163 511 Callistachys 1249

139 C. see Stephanra 1101

51 Cassine Dahoon

348 521 Callistema 2338

252 528 Capraria 1803

3426 411

197 515 Callistemon 1483

252 C. see Stembdia 1795

365 521 Cassfnia 2465

4 514 Callftriche 28

519 CAPRIFOLIA\;E.«, Or. 100.

3ft) C. seeAngiAnthus 2466

490 535 Callitris 3416
149 Calltma 9637 sy. 1173

79 519 Caprifblium 621
259 4S9 Capsella 1850

109 Cassiobeirybush

7124 892

454 Cal6cera 3134

74 527 Capsicum 593 1L6 Catsi-tha 12625 1475

N n 1

552

GENERAL INDEX.

I.i.i. Nat. Sp. (Je-.i.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

IJn. Nat. Sp. Gen.

415 Cassvvium 25221 sy. 2897
161 532 Cassytha 12.30

335 522 Cephal6phora 2274
462 Cephal6trichum 3230

412 Chebula 25037 2864
44 Cheese Rennet 2985 348

S83 535 Castanea 26.19

193 512 Cephalotus ' 1467

421 544 Cheilanthes 2932

144 507 Casteltf 1151

436 Ceramium 3048

254 499 Cheiranthus 1818

248 523 Castillejrt 1767

89 501 Ceranthera 709

260 C. see Andre6skia 1864

248 C. see Euchr6ma 1768

186 502 Cerastium 1416

255 C. see Barbarea 1822

3V2 Castor-oil plant

262 C. seeCamellna 1870

23854 2719

478 J C. see Larbrea 13351

261 C. see £rysimum 1867

374 535 Casuarlna i.'585

1<)9 512 Cerasus 1502

266 C. see Heliuphila 1902

3 Casumunar 127 10

375 535 Ceratlola 2590

£60 C. see MalcbnuVi 1862

2 Casiipo 67 5

462 Ceratium 3232

263 C. see Sterfgma 1882

28 543 CatabK.sa 220

375 531 Ceratocarpus 2586

254 Cheiri 16095 1818

12 526 Catalpa 78

115 496 Ceratocephalus 931

277 502 Cheirostemon 1934

328 521 Catananche 2232

489 536 Ceratoohllus 3412

216 498 Chelidonium 1549

412 Catappa 25032 2864

32 543 Ceratochloa 247

21(j C. see RomenYi 1550

412 Catappan 25032 2864

414 512 Ceratonia 2885

244 528 Chelune 1718

234 Cataria 14791 1654

175 517 Ceratopetalum 1371

243 C. sec Pentstemon 1717

370 536 Catasetum 2530

514 CERATOPHY'LLEvE, Or.78.

91 531 ChenMea 729

179 Catch fly 1388

382 514 Ccratophvllum 2651

279 Chen6poda 17435 1959

387 Cutechu 22562 2682

389 515 Ceratosanthes 2696

531 CiiENopbDE.«, Or. 155.

307 Caterpillar 2105

68 525 Cerbera 550

99 531 Chenopudium 810

49 519 Catesb*>\* 381

69 C. see Dissolena 552

99 C. see KochiV* 809

167 Cathartocarpus 1272

68 C. see Ochrosia 551

412 C. see Rhagbdia 286J

316 Catiang 19497 2152

165 512 Cercis 1265

227 Cherimblia 14372 16-2

233 Catmint 1654

23 542 Ceresia 182

227 496 Clierimoyer 14372 1622

328 Cat's Ear 2227

195 517 Cereus 1472

182 502 Cherlena 1391

375 Cat's Tail 2597

479 C. see Echinocactus 3359

199 Cherry 1502

27 Cat's- tail Grass " 213

479 C. see Opiintia 1474

101 Chervil 821

233 Cat Thyme 14737 1648

55 527 Cerfnthe 439

102 Chervil 6646 825

571 536 Cattleya 2553

95 525 Ceropegia 778

383 Chestnut i'659

102 518 Caucalis 826

93 C. see Microlbma 75i

502 Chlca

473 C. see Orlay/i 3313

419 Ceropt6pteris 25407

200 Chickasaw Plqm

474 C. see Platyspermum 3332

sy. 2915

12875 1502

102 C. seeTorilis 827

385 Cerris 23458 2666

313 Chickling Vetch

473 C. see Turgenia 3314

103 Cervaria 6704 835

19313 2136

264 Cauliflower v. 1883

329 521 Cestrlnus 2238

311 Chick Pea 2131

138 497 Caulophyllum 1087
84 508 Ceanbthus 668

71 528 Cestrum 583
417 544 Ceteracfi 2907

111} Chickweed { «*

472 C. seeColubrna 3300

443 Cetraria 3096

27 542 Chil6chloa 215

84 C. see Pom ad err is 670

459 Ceuth6spora 3172

369 536 Chiloglottis 2514

472 C. see Willemet/a 3301

101 518 Chaerophyllum 821

243 526 Chilopsis 1711

395 534 Cecri-p/rt 2733

473 C. see^nthrfscus 820

173 523 Chimaphila 1350

388 Cedar of Goa 23552 2692

473 C. see Conopudium 3312

214 513 Chimonanthus 1534

388 Cedar of Leba-

350 521 Chsetanthera 2349

348 China Aster 2338

non 23636 2688

25 542 Chajtaria 196

288 Chinese Rose 17943 2014

86 506 Cedrela 690

303 511 (haHocalyx 2081

221 Chinese tree 14094 1596

388 535 Cedrus 2688

477 515 Chastogastra 3345

80 520 Chioc6cca 628

292 502 Ceiba 18143 2029

461 Cha>t6mium 3220

5 525 Chionanthus 38

216 Celandine 1549

433 Ch£et6phora £023

58 5£6 Chirbn/« 4(-5

187 Celandine 12092 1422
5D8 CELASTRI'NEJE , Or. 59.

4^J541 Chsetospora JgJjJJ

58 C. see Erythra^a 467
59 C seeSabbatia 468

412 Celastrig 25069 & 70

25 543 Chjeturus 197

174 515 Chitbnia 1358

w. 2868

91 Chaff-flower 5967 727

132 Chives 8620 1046

83 508 Celastrus 662

100 509 Chailletia 815

153 CHLENA\:E/E, Or. 33.

84 C. see Ceanbthus 668

509 CHAiLLET?amz?, Or. 64.

117 538 Chlidanthus 939

84 C. see Senac/a 665

295 Chamsbuxus 18265 2053

246 529 (hloanthes 1744

105 Celery 6834 855

200 Chama?cerasusl2866 1502

153 526 Chlbra 1176

543 CELLULA^RES

171 Chamajcistus 11028 1339

519 C HLOKA 'NTHEjE, Or. 102.

92 530 Celbsia 735

167 Chamascrfsta 10778 127J

4 5J9 Chloranthus 26

91 C. see JE'rua 731

337 Chamjecvparissus

463 Chloridium 3243

92 C. see Deeringz'a 733

20745 2304

4JO 542 Chlbris 2849

92 C. see Lestibudesia 732

399 540 Chama?durea 2778

4!0 C\ see Atheropftgon 2850

253 527 felsia 1812

567 Chamae- f 3760 450

410 C. see Eustach\s 2851

253 C. see Alonsba 1813

157 j jasme £10177 1200

33 C. see Rhabdochloa i'60

412 534 Celtis 2870

66 523 Chamaltdon 522

433 Chloroc6ccum 3013

387 Cembra 23609 2685

400 539 Chama3lirium 2792

136 539 Chloruphytum 1067

458 Cenangium 3162

202 Chamaeniespi-

168 506 Chlon'.xylon 12P8

22 542 Cenchrus 170

lus 12981 1507

160 Chlor6xylon 10384 1226

36 C. see Anthephora 281

133 ChairiEembly 8689 1046

318 Chocolate-nut 2175

29 C. see Centotheca 228

212 Chamambrus 13558 1523

169 507 Choisy« 1313

34 C. see Echinaria 267

332 Chamaspeuce 20456 2259

200 Choke 12871 & 1287 1502

354 522 Cenia 2379

232 Chamae'pitys 14687 1646

390 Choko 2702

443 Cenomvce 3102

413 540 ChamseVops 2883

48 520 Chomel/fl .S76

360 521 Centau'rea 2434

191 Chamses^cc 12347 1460

438 Chdndria SWU5

36-2 C. see Galactites 24,55

375 Chamela^a 22904 2596

438 C. seeSphajroc6ccus;;0(ii)

360 C. see Leuzea ' 2432

91 530 Chamissba 722

323 521 Chondrilla 2205

360 C. see Rhap6ntica 2433

91 C. see Cladostachys 725

34 Chondrosium

529 C. see Serratula 2239

304 Chamlugu 18808 2091

2260 & 2261 sy. £64

58 7 « . , . C £878 467

354 Chamomile 2384

438 Chordaria ;,071

361 \ cent urium j 22164 2434

3547 Chamomfl- f 21715 2376

260 499 Chorfspora 1861

360 Centaury 2434

355 j la } 21767 2384

163 511 Chorizema 1246

58 Centaury 3878 467

367 536 Chamorchis 2489

163 C. see PodoK.bium 1247

29 542 Centotheca 228

226 Chatnpaca 14349 1619

231 Christmas Rose

4 520 Centranthus 20

363 521 Chaptal«* 2447

14659 1641

355 522 Centrospermum 2385
47 530 Centunculus 363

436 Chara 3047
436 C. see Nitella 3046

350 Christ's Eye 21522 2345
83 Christ's Thorn 659

132 Cfepa 8601 1046

192 Characias 12454 1460

434 Chronlepus 3027

184 Cep^a 11854 1410

389 Chardntia 23677 2697

356 522 Chrysanthellum 2396

82 520 Cephaelis 659

250 Charles's Sceptre

352 522 Chrysanthemum 2374

369 536 Cephalanthera 2508

15882 1781

354 C. see Pyrethrum 2375

47 519 Cephalanthus 361

264 Charlock 16630 1884

117 538 Chrysiphlala 940

43 520 CephaFiria 345

130 539 Charlwoodm 1019

200 512 Chrysobalanus 1503

469 C. see Pterocephalus 3290

483 528 Chasmbnia 3378

337 521 Chrys6coma 2294

469 C. sco Succisa 3288

38D Chate £3704 2699

337 C. see Euthamia 2296

GENERAL INDEX.

553

Mn. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

337 C. see Ozothamnus 2295

237 Clown's Allheal

356 522 Columellfa 2392

;;53 522 Chrysogonum 2445

15012 1669

252 528 Cohimne-rt 1797

1:38 Chrys6gonum 9036 1086

27 Club Grass 218

252 C. see Stemodia 1795

69 524 Chrysophyllum 556
69 C. see £umelia 555

424 Club Moss 2955
417 Club Moss 25344 2908

215 512 Coluria 1536
384 Colurna 23393 2663

69 C. see Nycterisition 557

21 Club Rush 158

305 511 Colutea 2095

410 543 Chryaopbgon 2853

413 504 Clusifl 2877

305 C. see Sph terosph y sa 2096

175 517 Chrysosplfenium 1379

413 C. see Bridel/a 2874

305 C. see Sutherland/a 2099

29 543 Chrysurus 232

404 533 Cluyt/a 2831

403 Colymbea 24507 sy. 2820

198 Chi/trachlia 12772 1490

313 Clf menum 19324 2136

92 532 Comandra 741

422 544 Cibbtium 29:36

257 499 Clypeola 1843

212 512 Comaropsis 1525

378 533 Cicca '-.'611

375 533 Cnemid6stachys 2596

213 512 Comarum 152?

311 511 Cicer 2131

15 509 Cnebrum 106

337 Coma Area 20717 2294

312 C. see £'rvum 2134

637 C 4229 492

513 COMBRETA'CE*, Or. 72.

307 Cicer 18936 2102

157 £ Cneorum 4101491197

157 513 Combretum 1203

3-'8 521 Cichorium 2234

2213 C 14091 1595

477 C. see Poivrea 3347

105 518 Cicuta 851

183 509 Cnestis 1403

276 515 Comesperma 1931

107 C. see Ferula 880

330 Cnicus see Cirsium 2242

54 Comfrey 433

225 496 Cimicifuga 1604

360 C. see Leuze/* 2432

145 Cominia 9351 1157

75 5!9 Cinchona 600

360 C. see Rhap6ntica 2433

15 540 Commelma 112

75 C. see H vmenodictyon 599

329 C. see Serratula 2239

540 CoMMELiNerf?, Or. 200.

81 C. see Luculia 643

330 C. see Silybum 2242

114 503 CommersbmV* 926

426 Cinclidbtus 2972

105 518 Cnidium 860

86 C. see Byttner/a 683

349 521 Cineraria 2340

108 C. see Laserpitium 881

15 509 Comocladia 107

349 C. see Agathse^a 2341

474 C. see .Peuce'daniim 882

520 Co;vip6siT,E, Or. 108. *

349 C. see Senecillis 2342

474 C. see Silaus 3328

375 535 Comptbma 2592

344 C. seeSenecio 2335

64 526 Cob*?%a 498

390 Conumi 23770 2708

360 1 Pin^ria f 22085 2434

526 CoR&acea:, Or. 131.

123 5S9 Conanthera 980

364J Cineraria £^2317 2449

475 538 Coburghw 3333

475 C. see Cumming/a 3336

4 542 Cinna 33

49 519 Coccocypselum 386

83 508 Cond-il/a 661

26 C. see Trichuchloa 204

49 C. see Fernelza 385

474 5,8 Condj locarpus 3331

160 532 Cinnambmum 1225

159 531 Cocc61oba 1212

4:35 Conferva 3044

160 Cinnamon 1225

400 497 C6cculus 2788

433 C. see Desmidium 3009

213 Cinquefoil 1528

142 C. see Wendland?Vi 1129

535 CONIFERS, Or. 176.

12 514 Circa2\i 85

195 Cochineal Fig 12608 1474

105 518 Cr.nium 852

370 536 Cirrhse\i 2524

258 499 Cochlearia 1848

105 C. Capnophyllum 853

330 521 Cirsium 2243

262 C. see /.epidium 1873

103 C. see ffinanthe 833

332 C. see Heracantha 2256

262 C. see Senebiera 1872

103 C. see Trachysper-

3tW C. see Leiizea 2432

292 503 Cochlospermum 2032

mum 840

404 497 Cissampelos 2825

92 Cock's. comb 735

106 C. see Ulosp^rmum 868

402 C. see Menispermum 2806
50 506 Cissus 400

248 1 Cock's comb $ 15758 1771
317 j Lock s-comb £ Ig545 21(32

277 509 Connarus 1937
277 C. see Omphalbbium 19S6

82 C. see Ampelopsis 656

05 Cock 's- foot 1667 188

90 513 Conocarpus 713

500 CIS-TINEAS, Or. 19.

29 Cock's-foot Grass 236

4i-9 534 Conocephalus 3414

219 500 Cistus 1589

200 Cockspur 12897 15C6

473 518 Conopudium 3312

248 529 Citharexvlum 1758

381 Cocoa-nut tree 2638

39 532 Conospermum 312

320 Citron " 19664 2187

200 Cocoa Plum 1503

426 Con6*tomuui 2970

389 Citriillus 23715 2699

199 Cocomilla 12855 1501

118 538 Con6stylis 945

320 504 CUrus 2187

381 540 Cdcos 26:38

117 C. see l.ophlola 941

354 522 Clad&nthus 2383

382 C. see Acrocdmia 2645

150 Constantia 9729 1173

12 541 Clkdium 88

403 C. see Lodoicea 2815

42 Contrajerva root

464 Cladospbrium 3259

5 512 Codarium 34

2837 339

91 530 Cladustachys 725

437 Codium 3057

365 Contrayerba 22J87 2462

437 Cladostephus 3035

155 Codlins and Cream

131 538 Convallaria 1038

155 514 ClArk/« 1185

10054 1186

131 C. see Ophiopogon 1041

11 Clary 721 76

170 527 Codon 1314

131 C. see Polygonatum 1040

170 504 Claiisena 1324

241 523 Codonophora 16P9

526 CONVOLVULAXCEA:, Or. 136

S98 Clava Herculis

186 Cce^Ii 7?bsa 12009 1415

63 527 Convolvulus 492

24220 2764

371 537 Ccel6gyne 2542

64 C. see Calystegia 494

453 Clavaria 2133

240 Coelsa 15262 1689

62 C. see Ipomoa^a 491

462 C. see Tubercularia 3234

80 520 Coffea 627

159 Convolvulus 10276 1210

67 524 Clavlja 527

49 C. see Tetramerium 380

342 521 Conyza 2330

87 516 Clayt.MuV/ 696

80 Coffee tree 627

343 C. see .Erigeron 23:52

70 Clearing-nut 4587 574

496 Coguill-Vochi

364 C. see Psiadia 24.^4

45 Cleavers 3030 348

160 Cogweed tree 10384 1226

348 C. see Solidago 2339

228 496 Clematis 1631

377 543 CMx 2603

170 504 Co6kia 1.'27

228 C. see Jnemone lt>29

392 Cola 23875 2724

168 512 Conttifera 1288

228 C. see ^/tragene 16,30

225 496 Colbert fa 1608 i 451 Coprinus 3119

374 ClematUis 22858 2582

141 539 Colchicum 11191 232 496 C6j>tis 1642

267 500 Clebme 1904

131 C. see Bulbocodium 1031

317 Corallodendrum

267 C. see Gynandropsis 1906

141 C. see Merendera 1120

19518 2162

266 C. see Heliuphila 1902

51 527 Coldt:ma 413

370 536 Corallorrrriza 2520

267 C. see Peritoma 1905

13 Coleanthus 817 sy. 92

317 Corai tree 19518 2162

189 C. sec Polamsia 1455

247 528 Colebrookea 1750

121 Coranic Poison-

284 C. see Rbthm 1982

472 507 Coleonfema 3503

bulb 7879 97

262 C. see Stanleys 1869

483 529 Coleus 3383

218 503 Corcl.orus 1577

241 529 Cletmia J695

356 Collse\z 21882 sy. 2396

214 C. see Kem'a 1531

247 529 Clerodendrum 1752

444 Collema 3111

69 527 Cordm 563

173 523 Clethra 1347

84 508 ColletjYi 667

70 C. see Patagonula 565

217 503 Clever^ 1560

472 C. see Retanilla 3298

70 C. see Varrbw*« 564

174 515 Clidemia 1359

252 528 Collins?« 1804

527 CoRDtacetz, Or. 138.

402 512 Cliffort/rt 2812

11 528 ColliiisoiuVz 77

l.':7 5:59 Cordyllne 1072

173 CliflbmYi 11092sy. 1348

59 526 Collomia 473

395 5S5 Corema 2737

238 528 Clinopbdium 1678

386 Coloc-isia 23593 2673

463 Coremium 3i.'44

485 522 Clintonirt 3390

389 Colocynthis 23696 2699

358 522 Coreopsis 2415

302 511 Clitbria 2073

302 511 Cologan/a 2075

359 C. see Actin6meris 2417

302 C. see Barbierm 2078

389 Coloquinelle 23688 v. £698

336 C. see Bidens 2284

502 C. see Cologftn/Vz 2075

412 Colpoon 2865

359* C. see Calli6psis 2418

302 C'. see Vilmorima 2077

111 Colpoon tree 7221 895

i?58 C. sec Cosmea 2414

475 5,;8 Clivcrt 3335

344 Colt's-foot 2333

488 C. see Irhiiiacca £408

212 Cloudberry 13558 1523

472 508 Colubrina 3300

362 C. see Silphium 2440

178 Clove 11419 1386

84 Colubrlnus 540(5 668

359 C. see SimsjYx 2419

289 (lover 18482 2066

225 Columbine 1605

;'51 C. see Ximenes/«

197 Clove tree 14S8

497 Coiumbo-root

101 Coriander 817

554

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

101 518 Coriandrum 817

101 C. see Biforis 818

401 508 Corwria 2797
508 CORIARIE\E, Or. 58.

159 Cormdum 10340 1217
58 530 Cbris 461

4 531 Corispermum 27

384 Cork tree 23422 2666

226 Corkwood 14366 1622

186 Corn-cockle 12019 1415

50 Cornelian Cherry

3380 401

17 Corn Flag 128

444 Cornicularia 3109

252 Cornish Moneywort

15982 1792

22 542 Cornucbpiaj 169

12 Cornucopia 793 8ti

50 512 Cornus 401

8 529 Cornut/a 52

8 C. see Hosta 52

307 Cornweed 18980 2104
523 CoROLLiFLbR*, Subc. 3.

807 511 Coronilla 2103

308 C. see Securigera 2110

47 7 C *3QOO SF4

144 507 Corrae\z 1154

111 516 Corriglola 905
57 530 Cortusa 452

350 521 Corvisartza 2316

12 543 Corycarpus 91

366 536 Corycium 2476

29 1 498 Corydalis 2047

294 C. see Adlumia 2050

294 C. see Diclytra 2049

384 535 Corylus ' 2663

433 Corynephora 3021

27 543 Corynephorus 218

464 Coryneum 3264

84 524 Corynocarpus 6(59

125 540 Corypha 996

413 C. see Chamae^ops 2883

141 C. see Sfibal 1124

125 C. see Taliera 997

369 536 Corysanthes 2519

400 497 Coscinium 2789

358 522 Cosmea 2414

6.1 523 Cosmelia 517

139 505 Cossigma 1093

338 Costmary 2310

3 537 Costus 11

355 Cbta 21764 2384

110 Cotinus 7145 894

202 513 Cotoneaster 1513

290 Cotton 2016

21 Cotton Grass 161

340 Cotton Rose 2317

331 Cotton Thistle 2245

3-H 522 Cotula 2380

354 C. see Grangea 2381

354 C. see Lidbeckia 2378

354 Cotula 21757 2384

183 516 Cotyledon 1409

160 C. see Bryophyllum 1220
478 C see Echeveria 3356
478 C. see Pistorinia 3355
478 C. see Umbilicus 3354

34 Couch Grass 2299 270

167 512 Coulter/a 1277

165 Courbaril 10683 1269

389 Cou>-gourda23ffi4:V. 2695

75 519 Coutarea 603

48 526 Coutoubea 367
188 Cbwa 12107 1429
105 Cowbane 851
156 Cowberry 10123 1194
387 Cowdie Pine 23574 2684
299 Cow Grass 18478 2066
177 Cowherb 11368 1385
316 Cow Itch 2159
108 Cow Parsley 7059 884
108 Cow Parsnep 884

57 Cowslip 3773 451

490 Cow tree 3420

246 Cow Wheat 1741

311 Crdcca 19206 2133

265 499 Crambe 1896

263 C. see Soboiewskja 1880

155 Cranberry 1193

276 Crane's Bill 1932

244 526 Craniolaria 1721

487 521 Crasptdia 3401

112 516 Crassula 915

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

113 C. see Curt6gyne 918

113 C. see Globulea 917

160 C. see Kalanchbe 1219
112 C. see Kalosanthes 914

112 C. see Larbchea 913

113 C. see Turgbsia 916
113 C. see Vauanthes 919

516 CRASSULA^CE*:, Or. 91.

200 513 Crata^gus 1506
202 C see Photinia 1509

201 C. see Pyrus 1507
188 500 Crata;Va 1440
215 C. see Niebuhria 1540
188 C. see Richiea 1441

460 Craterium 3201

26 Creeping Fiorin 1712 203
193 Crepidaria 12465

12468 & 12469 sy. 1461

327 521 Crepis 2215

327 C. see Andryala 2219
326 C. see Borkhausza 2214
326 C. see Hapaloste-

phium 2212

326 C. see Lagoseris 2213
322 C. see Picridium 2202
324 C- see Picris 2210

328 C. see Rodig/a 2225

327 C. see Tolpis 2218
248 528 Crescentia 1765
248 C. see Tanee^cium 1766
262 Cress 16559 1873

98 527 Cressa 800

265 Cress Rocket 1888

103 Cretan Carrot 6711 835

461 Cribraria 3207
120 538 Crlnum 964
117 C. see Euryclcs 937
167 Crista 10814 1275
248 1 rrietaw6iii S 15758 1771
317J CrSta g6Ul 1 19545 2162
290 502 Cristaria 2020
103 518 Cnthraum 834
334 Critoma

20568 & 20569 sy. 2269

362 Crocodylium 22225 2434

15 537 Crocus 116

461 Crocus Blight 27735 3219

245 529 Crossandra 1733

46 Crosswort 356

411 Crosswort 24971 2859

278 511 Crotalaria 1952

279 C. see Hypocalyptus 1953
302 C. see Neurocarpum 2075
278 C. see Rafma 194?

278 C. see Vascoa 1948

279 C. see Vib6rg?a 1954
S91 533 Crbton 2715
191 C. see j£uphorbza 1460
402 C. see Rottlera 2810
490 C. see Crozophora 3417
395 Crowberry 27o6
169 507 Crowea 1310
230 495 Crowfoot 1637

25 Crow's-foot 1666 188

490 533 Croztiphora 3417

46 520 Crucianella 356

411 Cruciata 24971 2859

498 CRIJCIFER.E, Or. 13.

361 Crupma 22167 2434

200 Crus-galli 12897 1506

293 Crux A'ndre*?

18176 2044

27 542 Cr^psis 211
90 508 Cryptandra 711

372 536 Crvptarrhena 2556

161 532 Cryptocarya 1229
417 545 CRYPTOGA^MIA, Cl. 24.
417 543 C. ALICES, Or. 1.

424 544 C. ZTQIISETAYE*:,
Or. 2.

424 544 C. LYCOPODINE*:,

Or. 3.

425 544 C. MARSIL^ aceee, Or. 4.
425 544 C. A/u'sci, Or. 5.

431 544 C. HKPA'TICJE, Or. 6.

432 544 C. A'LGK, Or. 7.
439 545 C. /.ICHEVES, Or. 8.
445 .545 C. FV'KGI, Or. 9.

67 525 Cryptolepis 531

455 Cryptomyces 3149

41 520 Cryptosp.'rmum 329

93 525 Cryptostegia 750

359 522 Cryptostemma 2428

368 536 Crypt6stylis 2498

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

399 Cucffera 24275 sy. 2779
1867 Cuckoo- C 12018 1415

2565 flower { 16195 1829

179 502 Cucubalus 1387

179 C. see Silene 1388

294 Cucullaria 18205 2049

398 Cucumber 2699

389 515 Cucumis 2699

381 C. see l.uffii 26.30

388 C. see Trichosanthes 2694

389 515 Cucurbita 26<>8
411 C. see Bcnincctsa 2860
389 C. see Cacumis 2699
389 C. see Lagenaria 2695

515 CUCURBITA VCE.E, Or. 85.

442 Cudbear S-6658 3093

248 Cujcte 15745 1766
336 521 Culcftium 2290
160 Culiluban 10579 1225
359 522 CulKimfa 24*3

90 7 C 717

104J Cumin 1843

104 518 Cumlnum 843

475 539 Cumming?a S3S6

10 528 Cunlla 72

387 535 Cunninghamz'a 2683
175 517 Cunbwza 1377

517 Cusoniace&, Or. 97.

145 505 Cupania 1158

189 514 Cuphea 1454

388 535 Cupressus 2692
388 C. see Schubert/a 2689
377 Curagva 23043 2602
221 496 Curatella 1594
391 Curcas 23842 2717
12* 538 Curculigo 982

3 537 Curcuma 14

90 Currant 5894 719

49 508 Curtisirt 393

113 516 Curt6gyne 918

159 Curiua 10312 1214

98 527 Ctiscuta 798

99 518 Cuss^.ma 806
226 Custard Apple 1622
283 511 Cyamopsis 1969

497 Cyamus

138 539 Cyant'lla 1085

125 540 Cyam.tis 1(<02

361 Cyanus 22181 2434

423 544 Cyathea 2941

422 C. seeAspfdium 2938

65 523 Cyathbdes 519

460 Cyathus 27708 sy. 3201

535 CYCA^OE*:, Or. 178.

403 535 Cycas 2813

57 530 Cyclamen 455

385 541 Cyclanthus 2671

475 539 Cyclobothra 3337

162 511 CycU.pia 1243

202 513 Cydonia 1508

466 Cylindrosporium 3276

317 512 Cylista 2161

140 Cymation 9107 sy. 1108

249 Cymbal* ria 15783 1775
253 528 Cymbaria 1815
370 536 Cymbidium 2523

370 C. see Cirrhae^a 2524

371 C. see Isochllus 2550

372 C. see.F«Wa ^564
410 543 Cymbopbgon 2844
155 507 Cyminosma 1189
104 Cymlnum 6754 843

94 525 Cynanchum 761

95 C. see ^sclepias 771

94 C. see Da?mia 759

95 C. see Gonolobus 773
93 C. see Sarcostemma 757

106 Cynapium 6924 869

332 521 Cfnara 2247

383 Cynocrambe 23376 2658

34 542 Cynodon 263

54 527 Cynogl6ssum 435

54 C. see Omphalodes 437

54 C see Rindera 436

166 512 Cynomttra 1270

90 Cyn6sbati 5929 719

29 543 Cynosurus 234

32 C. see Beckmanni'a 250
29 C. see Chrysurus 232

33 C. see Dactylocte-

nium 261

33 C. see Eleuslne 259

33 C. see Rhabd6chloa 260

29 C. see Sesler/a 233

GENERAL INDEX.

555

Lin. Nat. tip. Gen.

Lin. Nat. 8p. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

192 Cyparfssias 12442 1460

162 D. MONOGY NIA, Or. 1.

145 505 Dimocarpus 9358

268 537 Cypella 1912

175 D. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

& 9359 sy. 1159

341 CYPERA\:EJE, Or. 209.

179 D. TRIGY'NIA, Or. 3.

318 Dim6rpha 19585 sy. 2173

22 541 Cyperus 163
22 C. see Papyrus 164

183 D. PENTAGY'NIA, Or. 4.
187 D. DECAGY NIA, Or. 5.

34 542 Dinlbra 265
410 D. see Atheropbgon 2850

90 522 Cyphia 714

388 Deciduous Cypress

34 D. see Wangen-

388 Cypress 2692

23638 2689

helm/a 266

192 Cypress 12442 1460

188 515 Decumaria 1+35

64 527 Din^tus 497

373 537 Cyprip^dium 2580

92 530 Deerfngza 7-33

316 512 DK.clea 2157

87 523 Cyrflla 695

27 542 Degraphis 217

46 520 Dibdia 353

252 C. see Trevirana 1796

4,S8 Delesseria 3069

393 DIU^CIA, C1.22.

121 538 Cyrtanthus 965

219 496 Dellma 1583

393 D. MONA'NDRIA, Or. 1.

121 C. see Gastronema 966

222 496 Delphinium 1599

393 D. DIA'NDRIA, Or. 2.

371 536 Cyrtopbdium 2-541

464 Dermtium 3i.'54

395 D. TRIA'NDRIA, Or. 3.

3n9 5,'J6 Cyrtostylis 2513

371 537 Demirbbium 9547

396 D. TETRA'NDRIA, Or. 4.

294 498 Cysticapnos 2048

37 1 D. see Camarf dium 2548

397 D. PENTA'NDRIA, Or. 5.

439 Cystoselra 30b2

370 D. see Dipbdium 2528

398 D. HEXA NOKIA, Or. 6.

533 CYTfNE*, Or. 166.

372 D. see EMa 2559

401 D. OCTA'NDRIA, Or. 7.

459 Cytfspora 3171

372 D. see Polvstachya 2555

401 D. ENNEA'NDRIA, Or. 8.

281 511 Cytisus 19H4

370 D. see Xyibbium 2536

401 D. DECA NDRIA, Or. 9.

281 C. see Adenocarpus 19f>5

131 D^ns Canis 8526 1028

402 D. DODECA'NDRIA, Or. 10.

317 C. see Cajunus 2160

256 499 Denrtria J831

402 D. ICOSA'NDRIA, Or. 11.

305 C. see Calophaca 2094

74 519 Dent^lla 596

D. POLYA'NDIUA, Or. 12.

277 C. see Go6d«a 1944

388 Deodar a 23637 2688

403 D. MONADE'LPHIA,

315 C. see Rhynchbsia 2145

28 543 Deschampsz'a 221

Or. 13.

162 C. see Therm6psis 1241

406 512 Desmanthus 2836

357 522 Diomedza 2407

136 539 Czack/a 1062

433 Desmfdium 3009

170 501 DionaeV 1331

388 535 Dacrydium 2691

91 530 Desmocha>\a 724

400 538 Diosc6n?a 2787

45ti Dacrymyces 3152

91 D. see Cladostachys 725

538 DIOSCORIC^, Or. 192.

191 Dactylanthes 12285

309 511 Desmodium 2120

85 507 Di6sma 673

& 12267 sy. 1460

382 540 Desm6ncus 2646

85 7 T-V

29 543 Dactylis 236

469 Devil's Bit 3288

472 j • see A(len^ndra 675

31 D. see Rostraria 242

191 Devil's Milk 12358 1460

85 D. see Agath6sma 677

33 542 Dactyloctenium 261

212 Dewberry 13508 1523

472 D. see Audoufnwi 3308

452 DaxlMea 3124

293 DlADE LPHtA, Cl. 17.

85 D. see Baryosma 676

94 525 Da.-*mia 759

293 D. PENTA'NDRIA, Or. 1.

472 D. see Coleonema 3303

117 Daffodil 7599 933

294 D. HEXA'NDRIA, Or. 2.

85 D. see Dich6sma 674

351 522 Dahlia 2363

295 D. OCTA'NDRIA, Or. 3.

99 D. see l.incbnia 803

4SS D. see Georgia 3406

296 D. DECA NDKIA, Or. 4.

414 524 Diospyros 2889

51 Da/ioon 3425 411

5 DlA NDRIA, Cl. 2.

161 Diospyros 10400 1226

174 532 Dais 1366

5 D. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

379 53f Diotis 2618

351 Daisy 2361

12 D. DIGY NIA, Or. 2.

338 D. see Otanthus 2306

317 512 Dalberg/a 2166

13 D. TRIGY NIA, Or. 3.

308 511 Dfphaca 2111

308 D. seeDiphaca 2111

137 539 Dianetfa 1071

138 497 Diphylleia 1088

303 D. see Lonchocar-

177 502 Dianthus 1386

305 511 Diphysa 2093

pus 2085

58 526 Diapensia 459

426 Diphyscium 2966

283 511 Dalea 1971

58 D. see Pyxidanthera 460

31 543 Diplachne 246

269 D. see Petaloste-

252 528 Diascia 1802

23 541 Diplazia 1/5

mum 1922

433 Diatoma 3006

420 544 Diplazium 2925

333 Dalea 20523 2268

188 503 Dfcera 1436

351 521 Dipl6coma 2354

393 533 Dalechampza 2727

310 511 Dicerma 2121

94 525 Dipl61epis 760

212 512 Dalibarda 1524

279 511 Dich'ilus 1957

8 528 Diplophyllum 46

212 D. see Comarupsis 1525

495 DICHLAMY'DEJE, Subd. 1.

265 499 Diplotaxis 1886

414 508 Dairy mplea 2886

98 527 Dichondra 799

386 540 Diplothtmiura 2676

429 Daltbma 2988

126 540 Dichorizandra 1004

370 536 Dipodium

142 536 Damasonium 1130

85 507 Dich6sma 674

520 DiPSA^cEjE, Or. 106.

142 D. see ActinocarpusllSl

461 Dichosporium 3216

43 520 Dipsacus 344

387 535 Ddmmara 2684

422 544 Dicksbma 2934

318 512 Dfpterix 2174

387 Dammar Pine 2684

422 D. see Balantium 2935

157 532 Dfrca 1198

79 522 Dampi^ra 617

422 D. see Cibutium 2936

366 536 Disa 2473

424 544 Danae^a 2953

9 529 Dicliptera 59

143 528 Disandra 1134

3 Dancing Girls 194 16

294 498 Dfclytra 2049

94 525 Dischfdia 767

324 Dandelion 2207

495 DICOTYLE'DONES, Cl. 1.

485 516 Dist'mma 3389

28 543 Danthbm'a 226

427 Dfcranum 2978

366 536 Disperis 2475

156 532 Daphne 1197

428 D. see Didymodon 2982

131 539 DSspnrum 1033

156 D. see Lagdtta 1196

427 D. see Grfmmza 2975

426 Di-odon 2968

420 Darea 25477 & 8 sy. 2922

428 D. see Leucodon 2981

69 525 Di^olena 552

92 512 Darlingtbma 743

428 D. see Trich6sto-

455 Ditibla 3147

35 Darnel 2328 271

mum 2979

238 Dittany of Crete

175 515 Darwfnia 1372

169 507 Dictamnus 1308

15132 1680

396 Date Palm 2745

238 Dictamnus 15132 1680

368 536 Difcris 2493

414 Date Plum 2889

461 Dictydium 3208.

141 Dock 1126

402 500 Datisca 2805

359 522 Did<?lta 2425

252 528 Dodartm 1799

500 Datiscece, Or. 15.

266 499 Didesmis 1898

98 Dodder 798

60 527 Datura 481

474 Didfscus 28144 sy. 867

187 DODECA'NDRIA. Cl. 11.

60 D. see Brugmansz'a 482

4^0 Didymium 3196

187 D. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

304 511 Daubentbn/a 2090

468 Didymocarpus 3279

190 D. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

102 518 Daucus 825

428 Didymodon 2982

190 D. TRIGY'NIA, Or. 3.

474 D. see Platyspe"r-

232 DIDYNA^MIA, Cl. 14.

193 D. TETRAGY'NIA, Or. 4.

mum 3332

232 D.GYMNOSPE'RMIA,Or.1.

193 D. PENTAGY NIA, Or. 5.

103 D. see Trachysper-

241 D. ANGIOSPE'HMIA, Or. 2.

193 D. HEXAGYNIA, Or. 6.

' mum 840

80 519 Diervflla 624

193 D. DODEC AGY'NIA, Or. 7.

422 544 DavalU'a 2933

251 528 Digitalis 17*9

57 530 Dodecatheon 45 1

163 Daveana 10505 sy. 1247

251 D. see Isopl^xis 1788

154 505 Dodon«\z 1179

165 511 Davies/a 1263

24 543 Digitaria 185

90 Dog Bramble 5929 719

164 D. see Jacksbma 1253

18 538 Dilatris 139

106 Dog Poison 69-4 869

126 Day Lily 1007

105 Dill 858

68 Dog's-bane 542

104 Deadly Carrot 845
71 Deadly Nightshade

226 496 Dillenia 1614
225 D. see CoVoirtia 1608

223 Dog's-b;ine 14179 IfiOO
383 Dog's cabbage 23376 2658

4640 584

225 D. see Tetr cera 1G09

29 Dog's-tail Grass 234

236 Dead Nettle 1C67

225 D. see Wormia 1610

131 Dog's-tooth Violet 1028

36 Deastella 2523 sy. 306

496 DiLLENiM«r<p, Or. 2.

50 Dogwood 401

477 514 Decodon 3348

164 511 DillwyWa 1257

316 512 D61ichos 2152

162 DECA'MJRIA, C). 10.

164 D. see Eutixia 1258

284 D. sec CanavMia 1984

Sp. Gen.

D. see Cyamopsis 1969
D. see Dincle« 2157

D. see Ldblab 2154

D. see Mucuna 2159
Z). see Pachyrhlzus 2155
Z). see Phaseolus 2149
D. see Psophocarpus2158
D. see Rhynchbsia 2145
D. see 54/a 2151

D. see Vignrt 2153

Z). see WisUnVi 2147
Doliocarpus 1584

Dombevrt 1994

D. see Tourrett/a 1719
f)6nax 19C9 230

Dondm 839

D6n/a 21538 21541 &

21545^.3347
iJoodia 292d

556

J.in. Xa

283

316

316

316

316

315

316

315

316

316

315

219 496

285 503

244

29

103 518
350

419 544

Ml n

ool 521 Doromcum '>T>3

D see DipWcoma 2354

34* Z>. see Werner^ 2334
If) ifcnfeta*, ffggfg?

42 534 Dorstema * f^

123 538 Doryanthus QTfi

»0 511 Dorfcnium8 <$$

£ Do°SaUm 42335g

502 Dourndmha

Dove's-foot 17249 1932
258 499 Z)raba i«4«

16534 187?

-D. see Aubrietfa 1837
-D.seeErdphila mi
n c™ £ see petrocallis 1845
$ 539£rac*'na 1020

D. see CharlwoudzVz 1019
D. see l>ian<Wa 1071
D seePhyll&nm 102]
Draco 3459 inon

239 528 Dracocephalum IffiS
iS «M, n' See pkysostegia 338;-)
w 541 ZJracoiitium 1140

£.seeCalla gffl

« Z). see Symplocarpus 332

^5 «« £rac0ntium 23510 2673
65 523 Dracophyllum 512

«« £ see SphenCtoma 3294

Z)racunculus 23508 2673
143 Dragon ]140

Dragon 23508 2R73

Dragon's Head 168.6

Dragon tree 8459 1020
434 P.rak*'na 2838 339

^ no £raParn^ld'« 3036

J-9 n? £rcPan<*arpus 2167

f«7 ri« F^'P^ophyllum 33 8
137 539 Drfrnia 1077

224 496 Drimyg JJg

70 Drinker's Nut 4587 574

oil t Dropwort 5"J3039 1515
114-501 n - *-I3652 1528

Drosera 922

501 DROSEUAXCE^, Or. 21.
Drunken Darnel

106 Sl8Dra,«

GENERAL INDEX.

190

352

t. Sp. Gen.

Dyer's green weed

Dyer's little y
Dy^lia

Gen.

372

^

Dyssbdium 22267

W

Lm- Nat"
70 524 Embllia
533 Emblica

532 Emb6thrium 3287

Embryi.pteris 25183 2889

409

41*

142
i.^

453 528

^j Earth Nut

313 Earth Pea 19312^136

454 Earth Tongue 3135
1-ast India Mug-

r 831

12169

524 EBEXA^CEJE, Or. 122.
Ehenaster 25181 2889

284 5J l Senus™ 25J8° 2889
fff £'l>eims 17728 1H88

34i8 SIS&aphyllum25180!8,!

§ -,„ fcbLDuw 492 58

48"? -J~° ccremoc&rpus 1715

488 522 Echinacea "Ufts

34 543 Echinaria 267

Echinella SM6

4^9 517 Echinocactus 3

4'° r E. see Melocactus i

102 518 EchinophoTa
25 542 Echinopbgon
365 521 ZschlnopV 2

53 52/ Echinospermum
67 525 i'chltes

E. see Haemadictyon

E. see Pars6ns<«

E. see Strophanthus

5o 527 £ chium

356 522 Eclipta

437 Ectocarpus <?<

459 Ectostrtma

162 511 Edwards/a \<i

209? Egg-bearer 4808 5

212 j -ganttrta j jg,^ ]5

IS] Eglantine f gjg Jj

Egyptian Lotus

*C8 Egyptian The 138C9 15

™ TOT T^ 24796 28

70 527 Ehretto 5

9

427
428

oo i ±L» mex 11°7

535 ^MPE'TRE*;, Or. 1/7.
535 £"mpetrum 2736

E. see Corema
507 Empleuruin
499 Enartlirocarpus
Encalypta
E. see GJyphomi-

tnon

359 522 Encilia
12 Enchanter's Night-

shade

439 Encomium

489 536 Encyclia
328 Endive

Endi

2619
1899
2974

2P80
2421

carpus

]454

I

111 502

397 ro,

jy/ .'j,J3 Drypet

HI 502 Dry pis

25383 2%8

37
375

4

334

«3

n

»"ck's-foot 1^48

Duckweed 25J-8

Uudufm 23704 2fiy<)

541 S"r a/"ira 4717 5yi
^"'^lum 153

Dulse
511 Dumas,

160 502

?S

396 54!

311 fill Eleiti

wi ne

521 Dumeriha

«9Durtotfl

Duva6a
Dwarf Fan Palm

Dwarf Moly

365 521 Elephantopus
4f;OJ Hephant's-foot
a3J542 Eleusi,,

Ml «1 /ieU^ria

SS3um

70 527

37 504 El,,dia

3a 542
21 541 El/na
8 529 Elytraria

Si

441
99

172
160
160

161

162
409
218

64

404

20219 £234
20219 2234
.on 3088

Enghsh Mercury

523 Enkianthus ^® JsiS
ENNKA'NDRIA, Cl. 9.
H-. MONOGY'NIA, Or 1
E, TRIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

503 Eutelfea

523 EPACHfDE*, Or. H7.
OM & pacris 504

E. see Lysinema 511

f/P^edra 2824

Aphemerum 3828 457

~,fi E^^lis 9367 sy. 1162
oob ±.pic.endrum 2554

E. see Brassza 2526

mo E- ?ee pncidium 2540

o72

370

371

171 oxi ^pig^ a

155 514 EpiK.bium

•9 497 £"pimfedium
369 536 JL'pipactis
369 E. see Cephalan-

thera

E. see Eriochilus
" ' ' - 6734

1186

390

2507

2508
2515

-- — J—1---.7 «• **

jfcpithymui

544 £QVISBTAY

424 544 JSquisetum

33 543 Eragr6stis

Eragrostis

9 529 Eranthemum

£44 E. see Barler/V

4P6 tr^nthis

539 Ereniurus

Ergot
.057 EVia
543 Eriachne

36 543 Erianthus

43

50
Si

50

77

1473
6409 798

2954
255

2222 256
61

1725
1640
1059
3223
2559
222
285
2842
1173
1174

2332
2345
3263
1782
607

E. see Menzies/a
523 falcEX, Or. 115.
521 .Z?ngeron
E. see Z'nula
Enneum
528 .Erin us

77 ) r , r r,(

78j Z'rinus \f-

.'2 513 Eriob6trya
04 Eriocalia

541 Eriocaulon

roll Eriochilus 2515

i«2 Enocoma 3407

T £2? Erionendron 2032

i .Wl Knogonum 1231

503 Eriolse'na 2026

Eriopappus 20567 2268

^11 isnopnonim igj
T< see Trichophorum 162

J-*. occ j. m

522 Eriophylh....

507 Eriostemon
E. see Dicera
E. see Philotheca
E. see Stnchys

3405
1051

1436

1933
Ifi69

GENERAL INDEX.

557

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

270 506 Erodium 1927
258 499 Erophila 18+7

48 E. see Microcale 368
48 F. see SebseVz 370

21 541 Fimbrfstylis 155
24 Finger Grass 185

89 501 Erpfetion 702

404 533 Exca;caria 2826

26 Fiorin 1712 203

265 499 Friica 1887

458 Excfpula 3168

388 Fir 2686

266 Erucago 16690 1900

456 Exidia 3151

263 P'ish Poison 16553 1873

266 499 Erucaria 1901

432 Exiriria 3005

167 Fistula 10799 1272

312 Frvflia 19273 21.34

380 532 Exocarpos 2624

452 Fistullna 3127

312 511 Frvum 21.34

495 Ex6(;ENJK, Cl. 1.

402 500 Flacourtm 2811

302 E. see Galactia 2076
312 E. see Ticia 2133

464 Exospbrium 32fi6
75 519 ExosU'mma 598

500 FLAcovRTidnete, Or. 17.
140 541 FlagelUiria 1105

101 518 Fryngium 822

249 Eye-bright 1773

277 Flat Pea 1'itl

101 Eryngo 822

311 511 Faba 2D2

365 522 Flaveria 2162

261 499 Frvsimum 1867

169 Fab-igo 10886 1304

113 502 Flax 9°l

261 E. see Alliaria 186fi

196 515 Fabrfcirt 1481

138 Flax Lily 10S4

255 E. see Barbaras 1822

196 F. see Leptosper-

58 Flax Star 3841 457

255 E. see Notuceras 1821

mum 1480

342 Fleabane 23.SO

261 E see Sisymbrium 1865
462 Frysiphe 3226
58 526 Erythra^a 467

50 507 Fagfira 398
155 F. see El-iphrium 1190
49 F. see Evodia 396

47 ? Fleawort f 32°9 3G*
350 j ^Jeawort ^15122345

311 511 Flemfngz'rt 2127

317 512 Erythrina 2162

398 F. see Xanth6xy-

168 506 Flindersztf 1299

1927 v f, ^ f 12432 1460

lum 2764

261 Flix-weed 16463 1865

283 j Erythrina £ 17666 1975

315 512 Fagi-lia 2146

186 Flos Cuculi 12()18 1415

331 521 Erythrola^na 2244

169 507 Fagbnfo 1305

186 Flos Jbvis 12007 1415

131 539 Erythri.nium 1028

159 Fagopyrum 10280 1210

123 Flos Martini 8042 979

168 512 Erythrophleum 1285

70 525 Fagraj'a 575

167 Flower Fence 1274

505 ERYTHKOXY'LE.«, Or. 42.

384 535 Fagus £662

12 Flowering Ash 83

183 505 Erythruxylon 1400
183 E. see Sethia 1401

383 F. see Castanea 2659
104 Falcaria 6798 848

162 Flowering Rush 1234
186 Flower of Jove

269 Erythroxylon 16348 19'20

98 527 Falkm 797

12007 1415

86 517 Escallbnw 687

177 False Armeria 11383 1386

398 533 Fluggea 2769

517 EsCALLr.N^, Or. 95.

125 Fan Palm 996

541 FUJVIA^LES. Or 205

482 498 Eschsch61tzw 3370

413 Fan Palm 25112 2883

79 Fly 5225 622

385 Fv'sculus 23456 2666

344 Farfara 21097 2333

105 Fffinfculum 6847 858

192 E'sula 12430 1460

257 499 Farsetia 1835

297 Foe^num grae^cum

337 522 Ethulfn 2i>92

257 F. see Aubrietia 1837

18387 2063

198 515 Eucalyptus 1493

257 F. see Berterbrt 1836

199 508 Fatidia 1496

164 511 Euchllus 1261

412 Fatra^a 25035 2864

248 528 Euchrbma 1768

S97 Faya 24188 2751

12 525 Fontantsw 80

402 533 Eudea 2804

25 Feather Grass 194

429 Fontinalis 2989

260 499 Euch'dium 1856

12 520 Fedfa 86

426 F. see Cindidotus 2972

132 539 Eucomis 1042

97 Felwort 793

106 Fool's Parsley 869

117 538 Eucrbsia 936

4i?0 Female Fern 25465 2921

374 534 Forsk61ra 2584

319 515 Eudesmia 2184

105 Fennel 6847 858

221 535 Fothergilla 1593

197 515 Eugcn/a 1487

225 Fennel Flower 16(16

174 F. see Chitonia 1358

198 E. see Calyptran-

297 Fenugreek 18387 2063

223 Foxbane 14178 1600

thes 1490

373 536 Fernandesm 2577

251 Foxglove 1789

480 E. see Jambbsa 3363

49 519 Ferneho 385

27 Fox-tail Grass 212

293 E. see Stravadium 2040

170 504 Fcrbnia 1325

212 512 Fragaria 1526

480 E see Syzy^ium 3365
372 536 Euir.phia " 2568

2H7 537 Ferraria . 1909
267 F. see Tigridia 1910

433 Fragillaria 3007
484 528 Franciscea 3387

263 4;>9 Eunbmia 1875

20 F. see Vieusseuxm 147

83 Frangula 5409 657

84 508 Fu6nymus 666

267 Ferrarlota 16756*y. 1909

139 501 Frankenia 1099

1907 j-, - - C" 12221 1458

400 Ferrebla 24378 sy. 2791

501 FRANKENiflttre, Or. 25.

335 j -B«!«K,r«i £205972273

107 518 Ferula 880

387 Frankincense 23593 2685

333 521 Fupatr.rmw. 2268

104 F. see ffubon 842

380 522 Fran/eno 2626

334 F. see Czelestlna 2272

474 F. see Ferulago 3326

48 526 Frasem 372

337 E. see Ozothamnus 2295

108 F. see Fastinaca 883

169 Fraxint'lla 10908 1308

356 Eupatbrmra -21838 2387

107 F see Sellnum 873

414 525 Fraxinus 2887

190 533 Fuphorbm 1460

474 518 Ferulago 3326

12 F. see O'rnus 83

193 F. see Pedilanthus 1461

107 Ferulago 6991 880

352 French Marigold

533 EupHOUBidce^, Or. 167.

30 Fescue Grass 2-38

21596 2365

145 505 Euphuria 1159

30 543 Festiica 238

217 503 Freztera 1561

249 528 Euphrasia 1773

31 F. see Brachypodium 243

586 Friar's Cowl 2674

215 496 Eupomatia 1538

31 F. se2 2?riimiis 241

188 503 Friesza 1437

463 Eurbtium 3240

32 F. see Cerat6chloa 247

5 Fringe tree 38

413 503 Eurya 2875

12 F. see Corycarpus 91

129 539 Fritiir>ria 1018

217 498 Euryale 1564

31 F. see Diplachne 246

475 F. see Cyclobcthra 3337

117 538 Eurycles 937

29 F. see Glyceria 237

129 Fritillary 1018

410 542 Eustachys 2851

30 F. see Mvgalurus 240

401 Frog-bit 2795

93 525 Eustegia 758

30 F. see Schedonbrus 239

366 Frog Orchis £2455 2480

58 526 Eustoma 4(i6

32 F. see Schismus 248

187 Frutescent Celan-

137 539 Eustrephus 1073

33 F. see Scler6chloa 257

dine 12092 1422

164 511 Eutaxia 1258

404 Fcuillert 24572 sy. 2832

155 514 Fuchsia 1188

382 540 Euterpe 2643

353 Feverfew 2375

139 F. see Schradera 1096

79 522 Euthales 616

80 Feverwort (>25

439 Fucus 3081

337 521 Euthamia 2296

464 Fibrill-iria 27828 sy. 3257

22 541 Fuirenrt 171

471 527 Eutoca 3292

230 496 Ficaria 1636

294 498 Fumaria 2052

470 E. see Nem6phila 478

516 FICOIDEJE, Or. 92.

294 F. see Corydalis 2047

365 522 Euxenia 2472

415 534 Flcus £900

294 F. see Cysticapnos £04.8

340 EVa* 20924 sy. 2317

248 Fiddle-wood 1758

294 F. see Diclj tra 2049

16 Evening Flower 121
200 Evergreen Thorn

243 526 Fields 1709
45 Field Madder 351

294 F. see Sarcocapnos U)51
498 FUMARIA*CE/E, Or. 12.

12895 1506

203 Fig Marigold 1.520

294 Fumitory 2052

340 Everlasting 2314

415 Fig tree 2900

428 Fun aria 2983

313 Everlasting Pea

251 Figwort 1790

427 F. see Welsttfl 2976

19285 2136

340 521 Filago 2317

545 FU'NGI

443 Evernia 3101

340 F. see Gnaphalium 2314

126 538 Funkia 1008

49 507 Evudia 396

384 Filbert 23388 2663

439 Furcellaria 3080

98 527 Ev61vulus 796

543 FILICES, Or. 1.

118 539 Furcro3\z 949

161 Ev6smus 10401 sy. 1226

205"? TT"i- ' A % 13039 1515

280 Furze 1960

48 526 Fv'xacum • 366'

^141 x*iiipenciuia -\ j^^o 1528

412 532 Fttsanus 2865

48 E. see Coutotibea 367

420 Filix-fce'mina '.'5465 2921

462 Fusarium 3235

59 F. see Hippion 470
59 F. see Logan fa 471

422 Filix-mas 25609 2938
423 Filmy Leaf 2943

463 Fusidium 3252
380 Fustick-wood 23179 2623

i'58

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Ep. Gen.

170 505 Gaertndra 1328
134 539 Gagea 1052
168 512 Gagnebtna
302 511 Galactia 2076
302 G. sec Barhieria 2078

232 Germander IMS
55 German Madwort 442
321 521 Geropbgon 2196
241 523 Gesnerm 1698
241 G. see Codon6phora 1699

321 Goat's Beard 2197
203 Goat's Beard 13038 1515
185 Goat's Foot 11934 1414
239 Goat's Origanum
15161 1681

362 521 GalactUes 2435
490 534 Galactodendron 3420
91 f 98 8

241 G. see Pentaraphia 1700
522 GESNEIUWI?, Or. 113.
123 538 Gethyllis

283 Goat's Rue 1972
307 Goat's Thorn 18956 2102
159 Goat's Wheat 1211

gj Galdnga £14? 12

173 513 Getbnia 1354

252 Goatweed 16012 1803

3 Galangale 12
119 538 Galanthus 961
858 522 Galardia

214 512 G£um 1530
215 G. see Coltiria 153ti
215 G. see Sieversza 1537

481 504 Goobya 3369
263 499 Goldbachia 1881
337 Golden Hair 20717 2294

58 517 Galax 462
267 537 Galaxia

176 Geum 11244 1380
12 529 Ghinia 79

™jjj Golden Rod [Jg

17 G. see LapeyrouszVi 12t>
104 Galbanum 6751 842

248 G. see Tambnia 1757
107 Giant Fennel 880

138 Golden Rod 9036 1086
175 Golden Saxifrage l.V/9

397 Gale 24184 2751

409 Gigal6bium 24891 2838

328 Golden Thistle 2236

317 Galednpa 19553 sy.W>5
283 511 Galega 1972

64 526 Gflia 499
471 G. see Tpom6psis 3293

38 Golden Thistle 2479 304
262 Gold of Pleasure 1870

314 G. see SweetiVz 2141

203 512 Gillenia 1516

337 Goldylocks 2294

303 G. see Tephrosia 2083

271 541 Gillies/a 1928

370 536 Gomeza 2522

158 531 Galema 1205

541 GILLIES?'^, Or. 207.

370 G. see Notylia 2538

236 528 Galeobdolon 1667

254 499 Gillyflower 16078 1817

170 507 G6mphia 1315

236 528 Gale6psis 1666
357 522 Galtnsbgea 2401
357 G. see Verbeslna 2399

2 Ginger 10
143 Gingerbread tree
9300 1143

94 525 Gomphocarpus 770
163 511 Gompholobium 1251
163 G. see Burtbma 1252

8 507 Galipea 48
44 520 Galium 348

102 Gingidium 6646 825
385 Ginkgo 23476 sy. 2669

277 G. see Platychllum 1942
43-3 Gomphonema 3012

45 G. see A specula 350
45 G. see SherardtYi 351

415 Ginseng 25226 2899
113 531 Gisfekza 9tO

92 530 Gomphrena 737
92 G. see Oplotheca 736

411 G. see Valantia 2859

186 Githago 12019 1415

451 Gomphus 3120

478 505 Galphimia 3353

17 537 Gladiolus 128

386 540 Gomutus 2677

472 Gdmbir 3297

18 G. see Anisanthus 132

371 536 Gongbra 2546

188 504}Gamb°Se {lg§1429

17 G. see Babiana 125
18 G. see Synnbtte 129

52 5i4 Gonocarpus 420
95 525 Gon61obus 773

188 504 Gambbgia 12105 1429
188 504 Garcinta 1429

19 Gladwyn 1271 142
4 Glasswort 23

96 525 Gonostemon 781
79 522 GoodemYz 615

9 Garden Balsam 531 58

201 Glastonbury Thorn

79 G. see Scae'vola 620

80 519 Gardenia 638

12919 v. 1506

522 Gooi>ENovtVe-, Or. 111.

81 G. see Genlpa 639

216 498 Glaucium 1551

99 Good Henry 6468 810

81 G. see Randm 641

92 530 Glaux 739

277 511 Go6d?a 1944

132 Garden Rocambole

306 Glaux 18902 2102

64 Good night 4245 493

8592 1046

236 528 Glech.x;ma 1664

368 536 Goodyera 2492

182 496 Garidella 1392

413 512 Gleditschza 2884

90 Gooseberry 5924 & 5 719

150O r. i j C -'720 1173

423 544 Gleichema 2949

124 Goose Corn 8123 £94

157 f Garand 3 10149 1197

193 517 Glinus 1464

99 Goosefoot 810

22 ,£ Flower £ 14091 1595

3 537 Globba 15

279 Goosefoot 17435 1959

132 Garlic 1046

92 Globe Amaranth 737

214 Goose Tansy 136581528

188 Garlic Pear 1440

231 Globe Flower 1638

292 503 Gordbma 2033

171 509 Gartga 1332

365 Globe Thistle 2468

359 522 Gortena 2426

127 538 Gasteria 1013

43 530 Globularia 342

359 G. see Gazania 2427

193 5!8 Gastbn/Yz 146o

530 GLOBI;LAXHIS:, Or. 149.

290 502 Gossvpium 2016

25 542 Gastridium 202

113 516 Globulea 917

292 Gossy-pium 18150 2032

363 521 Gastrocarpha 2441

131 5^9 Gloribsa 1029

413 508 GouamYz 2871

489 536 Gastrbdia 3411

3P9 536 Glosst.dia 2517

389 Gourd 2698

164 511 Gastrolbbium 1260

367 536 Glossula 2485

389 Goiirda 23674 v. 2695

121 538 Gastronema 966

304 511 Glottidium 2089

105 Goutweed 856

28 542 Gaudiiua 227

242 523 Glox-mo 17*'2

335 Grae%m/« 20606 sy. 2274

172 523 Gaultheria 1344

29 543 Glyceria 237

3 Grain of Para-

156 G. see Oaycoccus 1193

33 G. see Hydrochloa 258

dise 162 13

155 514 Gaura 1184

302 511 Glycine 2080

542 GR AMINES, Or. 210.

359 522 Gazania 2427

314 G. see Amphicarpa 2143

4.17 r1 if f 25334 2906

460 Geastrum 3193

315 G. see A^rios 2148

/ 25336iV?/ 29i'7

245 529 Geissom^ria 1732

303 G. see Cha?tV>calvx 2081

3 Grhna Paradlsi 162 13

16 537 Geissorh'iza 120

315 G. see Fagi-lia ' 2146

513 GRANA\EJE, Or. 70.

155 514 Gela 1187

283 G. see Poiret/Vi 1977

199 Granatum Ii839 1497

402 533 Gelbnium 2809

314 G. see Rhvnchbsia 2145

£54 522 Gvangea 2381

71 525 Gelstinium 578

284 G. see Rbth/a 1982

188 512 Grangferia 1431

8 Gcndarussa 515 58

317 G. see Ruddlprua 2163

82 Grape 5362 655

81 519 Genipa 639

314 G. see Sweetta 2141

138 Grape Hvacinth 1082

81 Genip tree 639

318 G. see l-'oandzeia 2170

202 Grape Pear 13000 1512

280 511 Genista 1963

315 G. see Wistaria 2147

445 Graphis 3117

282 G. see Adenocar-

170 504 Glycusmis 1323

112 Grass of Parnassus 910

pus 1965

303 511 Glycyrrhlza 2082

8 528 Gratiola 53

162 G. see Cyclbpia 1243

428 Glyphomitrion 2980

8 G. see Bonnayw 54

97 Gentian 794

245 529 Gmellna 1736

251 G. see Hornemanm'a

97 526 Gentii'.na 794

340 521 Gnaphalium 2314

1784

5i'6 GK.\Ti<<«ftz», Or. 129.

340 G. see Antennaria 2318

42 Great Burnet 338

370 5"6 Geo<li>um 2529

341 G. see Astelma 2320

361 Great Centaurea

318 512 Geoffrbya 2172

341 G. see //elichrysum 2323

22164 2434

318 G. see Andira 2171

340 G. see ieontopb-

382 Great Macaw tree

454 Geoglossum 3135

dium 2316

23302 2645

399 540 Geunoma 2782

352 G. see Longchampsm

59 Greek Valerian 474

82 5VO Geuphila 631

2369

386 Green Dragon 23510 2673

488 522 Georglna 3406

340 G. see Metalasia 2319

437 Green Laver 26390 3060

506 GERANIA'CE*:, Or. 50.

340 G. see Spiralepis 2315

39 532 Grevillea 316

276 506 Geranium 1932

393 Gnemon 23912 2729

218 503 Grewj'a 1575

271 G. see Erbdium 1927

393 534 GiiKtum 27L-9

2IS £04 Grias 1578

G see Pelargonium 19-29

157 532 Gmdia 1199

184 512 Grielum 1412

G. see Sarcocaulon 19P2

157 G. see Lachnae^a 1202

123 538 GrifTima 972

250 528 Gerard/a 1779

107 7 C 6973 sv 875

436 Griffiths^ 3049

G. see Seymer/a 1780

156J Gnidium ^ 10141 '1197

427 Grimm/a . 2975

Gerasch^nthus 4517 563

282 Goat-root 17560 1966

426 G. see Conostomum 2970

351 521 Gerbfer/a 2352

223 Goat's-bane 14185 1600

428 G. see Didymodon 2982

GENERAL INDEX.

559

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

428 G.seeGlyphomitrion'29SO
425 G. see Gymn6sto-

147 /falicacaba 9510 1173
159 //alicacabum 10336 1217

358 522 Helianthus 2409
359 H. see Viguidra 2416

mum 2964

304 511 Halimodendron 2092

341 521 //elichrysum 2323

426 G. see Splachnum 2969

411 miimus 24990 2862

342 H. see Aphelexis 2326

426 G. see Tetraphis 2967

439 Hahseris 3074

341 H see Astelma 2320

427 G. see Welssia 2976

248 528 Hallena 1769

342 H. see Leucostemma 2 524

350 521 Grindel/a 2347

278 511 HalUa 1950

342 H. see Phoan6coma 2325

347 G. see ^'ster 2337

311 H. see Eleibtis 2125

93 537 Helic6nia 745

144 514 Grislea 1150

278 H. see Heyland?a 1951

464 Helicosporium 3260

53 Cromwell 429

514 HALORA^GE^E, Or. 77.

285 502 Heh'cteres 1993

90 515 Gronbvza 720

160 514 Haloragis 1224

3!»2 H. see Sterculia 2724

90 GrossuFiria 5924 719
517 GROSSULARIEX Or. 94.

438 Halymenia 3067

534 ffAMAMELlDEf, Or. 175.

190 503 Heliocarpus 1456
266 499 Heli.'.phila 1902

200 Ground Cherry

51 534 7/amamelis 407

557 522 Helidpsis 24(15

12866 1502

80 519 Hamel/ia 634

52 527 //eliotrupium 424

171 Ground Cis-

415 532 Hamiltbnw 2893

53 H. see Tian'dium 428

tus 16028 1339

92 Hamiltbma 6041 741

90 Helix 5S91 718

167 Ground Crista 10778 1271

326 521 Hapalostephium 2212

231 Hellebore 1641

337 Ground Cypress

337 r 257

231 496 //elleborus 1641

20745 2304

36 f Hard Grass \ 278

232 H. see Coptis 1642

236 Ground Ivy 1664

4113 62857

231 H. see Eranthis 1640

157 Ground Jasmine

168 512 Hardwickza 1290

2 537 Hellt:nia 9

10177 1200

135 Harebells 8828 1054

327 521 Helmfnthia 2216

032 j Ground Pine { jfgjy ^

105 Hare's Ear 861
262 Hare's Ear 1G519 1867

464 Helmisporium 3258
141 539 Helonias 1121

344 Groundsel 2335

269 Hare's P'oot 16852 1921

400 H. see Chamaelfrium 2792

61 Groundsel 4037 487

422 Hare's-foot

409 H. see Leimanthium 2840

141 Grove Dock 9184 1126

Fern 25569 2933

140 H. see Xerophyllum 1115

333 Guaco 20507 2266

25 Hare's-tail Grass 198

131 H. see Zigadenus 1030

169 507 Guaiacum 1303

315 Haricot d'Orleans

473 518 Helosciadium 3316

145 506 Guarea 1167

19426 2149

454 //elvella 3141

301 GuatimMa 18u53 2072

188 H:\rmala 12147 1444

538 //EMEROCALLlDEjE,

227 496 Guatt&ria 1625

321 504 llaronga 2191

Or. 191.

197 Guava 1484

487 521 Harpalyce 3396

126 538 //emoroeallis 1007

ais 503 Guazuma 2176

245 Harrach/a 15533 sy. 1733

126 //. see Funk?a 1008

109 Guelder Rose 7133 892

93 525 Harrison/a 754

117 H. see Pancratium 934

121 Guernsey Lily 7884 968
381 519 Guettarda ' 2636

g] Hartbg/a Jjg

93 525 Hemidesmus 751
8 528 Hemimeris 50

139 G. see Isert/fl 1097

420 Hart's Tongue 2924

253 Hemfmeris 16070 &

469 Guevlna 28032 sy. 3286

417 Hart's Tongue

160715V. 1813

167 512 Guilandlna 1278

25346 2908

417 544 Hem ion His 2903

496 Gullbogui
502 Guirnauve

109 Hartwort 885
49 Hassagay tree 393

421 H. see Antrbphyum 2929
420 //. seeDipttzium 2925

82 Guinea Peach 652

107 518 Hasselquist/a 878

417 H. see Gymnogram-

143 Guinea Plum 9299 1143

247 Hasting/a

ma 2904

307 511 Guldenstae'dtza 2103

15698 & 9 sy. 1754

417 H. see Menfscium 2905

408 Gum Arabic tree

307 Hatchet Vetch 2104

420 tfemionltis 25484 2929

24797 2837

212 Hautboy 13569 1526

105 Hemlock 852

219 Gum Cistus 13958 1589

324 Hawk weed 2211

388 Hemlock Spruce

323 Gum Succory 2205

127 538 Hawi'irthia 1014

23618 2686

198 Gum tree 12776 1493

200 Hawthorn 1506

398 Hemp 2771

365 521 GundeUa 2471

100 Hawthorn 7201 894

334 Hemp Agrimony

12 534 Gunnera 89

92 Hayea 6031 & 2 sy. 738

20555 2268

293 515 Gust&via 2041

384 Hazel 23393 2663

236 Hemp Nettle 1666

504 GUTTIFEILE, Or. 39.

88 Heart's Ease 5787 701

351 Hen and Chickens

118 539 Guzmannia 95.3

159 Heart Seed 1217

21585 1». 2361

366 536 Gymnadenia 2480

146 Heath 1173

61 Henbane 487

94 525 Gymnema . 764

245 529 Hebenstreltfo 1735

2.56 Henbit 14951 1665

401 512 Gymnocladus 2800

10 528 //edeoma 73

154 Hen no plant 99721180

417 544 Gvmnogramma 2904

90 518 Hedera 718

227 496 Hepatica 1628

358 522 GymnoUmjia 2410

112 H. see Aralia 911

544 HEPA'TIC*:, Or. 6.

42 541 Gymnostachys 333

261 Hedge Garlic 186:]

143 HEPTA'NDRIA, CL 7.

425 Gymnostomum 2964

8 Hedge Hyssop 53

143 H. MONOUY'NIA Or. 1.

426 G. see Anictanglum 2965

261 Hedge Mustard 1867

143 H DKJY'NIA, Or. 2.

425 G. see Schistostega 2963

236 Hedge Nettle 1669

144 H. TETRAOY'NIA, Or. 3.

364 Gymnostyles
22361 & 2; sy. 2453

145 509 Hedwigio 1170
2 537 Hedy'chium 6

144 H. HEPTAGY'NIA, Or. 4.

332 521 HeracAntha 2256

366 GVNA'NDRIA, Cl. 20.

49 519 Hedyutis 388
470 H see Ljpostoma 3291

108 518 Herac\c»m 884
108 H see Peucedanum 882

373 G. DIA'MDRIA, Or. 2.

327 521 //edypnois 2222

109 H see Zosim«a 887

374 G. HEXA NDRIA, Or. 3.

310 511 J7edvsarum 2123

355 Herlm-rbta 21794 2387

267 500 Gynandr6psis 1906

284 H. see Adesmia 1980

239 Herb baroni 15175 1682

177 502 Gyp?6phila 1384

311 H. see Alhagi 212S

268 537 Herbertifl 1913

179 Gvpsophila 11490 1388

311 H. see Alysicarpus 2129

KiO Herb Paris K'361 1221

413 533 Gyrocarpus 2872

309 H. see Dwmodium 2120

277 Herb Robert 17260 1932

140 Gyrbnia 9129 sy. 1114

310 H. see Dicerma 2121

398 Hercules's Club

441 Gyrophora 3087

311 H. see Eleibtis 2125

24220 2764

367 536 Habenaria 2483

311 H see Flemingia 2127

392 503 Heritiera 2725

123 538 Habranthus 975

302 H. see Galactia 2076

268 503 Hermann/a 1916

249 HcelcLva 15824 1775

311 H. see Lespedeza 2126

'269 H. see Maherma 1917

68 525 Hffimadictvon 541

308 H.seeLotirea 2117

413 518 He'rmas 2873

119 538 Ha;manthus 960

309 H. see NicolsbmYi 2119

367 53;> Hermlnfum 24'*)

121 H see BrunsvigtVz 967

310 H. see Onobrychis 2124

375 532 Hern and fa 2593

168 512 Haematoxylon 1287

308 H. see Ormocarpum 2113

100 616 Herni;uia 813

292 Ha?mat6xy-

283 H. see Pueriria 1970

270 Heron's Bill 1927

lon 18153 2033

284 H. see Stylosanthos 1979

252 528 Herpestis 1801

537 H.£MODORANCE.iE,

310 H see Taverniera 2122

137 539 Herrer/rt 1075

Or. 188.

308 H. see Urnria 21.8

16 537 Hesperantha 121

IS 538 Hfemodbrum 137

284 H. see Z6rm'a 1978

504 //esperideze

27 Hair Grass 219

189 514 Helnua 1453

499 Hesperides

40 532 Hakea 317

170 503 Heistena 1319

260 499 Hesperis 1863

40 H. see Xylomelum 320
337 Halberd-weed 2300

351 522 //citatum 2359
27 Heleochloa l~8Ssy. 211

260 H. see Andre6skia 1864
255 H. see^'rabis 1827

188 524 Hales/a 1432

219 500 Helianthemum 1590

260 H. see Malcoima 1862

560

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

256 77. see Neurolbma 1852

477 512 Horkfel/a 3349

423 544 Hymenoi-hyllum 2943

476 539 Hesperoscordum 3338

483 528 TTormlnum 3374

423 H. see Trichomanes 2942

18 540 HeteranthSra 135

61 527 TTyoscyamus 487

377 543 Heteroi>6gon 2605

2393 TTormlnum ^i5jgQ 1Q84

61 TT. see Scopblia 490

182 505 Heteropteris 1398

11 Horminum Clary

327 521 TTyuseris 2221

352 521 Heterospermum 9366

727 76

327 TT. see Krigm 2221

458 HeterosphajMa 3163

383 Hornbeam 5661

328 TT. see Zapsana 2228

370 536 Heterotaxis 2534

251 528 Hornemanma 1784

324 TT. see Thrincia 2209

99 517 Heuchera 805

251 H. see Tittmann/a 1785

51 498 TTyp^coum 408

392 Hevta 23862 sy. 2720

32 Horngrass 247

167 Hyperanthera 10831 sy.

116 HEXA'NDRIA, Cl. 6.

12 Horn of Plenty 793 86

1279

116 H. MONOGY NIA, Or. 1.

216 Horn Poppy 1551

£04 TTYPERicfNE*:, Or. 38.

139 H. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

382 Hornwort 2651

320 504 TTypericum 2190

140 H. TRIGT'NIA, Or. 3.

143 Horsechestnut 1137

293 TT. see ^ndrosae^mum

142 H. POLYGY'NIA, Or. 4.

104 Horse Poppy 844

2043

278 511 Heyland/a 1951

258 499 Horseradish 16323 1848

225 TT. see Reaumuna 1607

169 506 Hey"nea 1302

167 Horseradish tree 1279

321 77. see Vfsmea 2192

222 496 Hibbert/a 1597

308 Horse-shoe Vetch 2109

399 540 Hypha^ne 2779

288 502 TTibfscus 2014

424 Horsetail 2954

429 7/ypnum 2994

288 TT. see Pavonta 2011

375 Horsetail tree 22873 2585

429 TT. see An6modon 298G

289 77. see Thespesia 2015

330 Horse Thistle 2243

427 77. see Dicranum 2978

384 Hickory tree 23403 2665

175 Hortensia 11235 sy. 1378

429 H. see Leskea 2993

324 521 TTieracium 2211

486 511 Hosackj'a 3392

279 511 Hypocalyptus 1953

487 77. see JEthoma 3399

8 529 Hosta 51

328 521 TTypocha;vris 2227

326 77. see Borkhaus/a 2214

400 Hottentot Bread 2735

487 TT. see Achyr6pho-

487 77. see Calliopea 3398

111 Hottentot Cherry

rus 3400

326 77. see Hapaloste-

7219 895

328 TT. see Robert*a 2223

phium 2212
324 77. see Leontodon 2207

205 Hottentot Fig 1520
58 530 Hottoma 456

8 529 Hypo^stes 57
396 541 Hypolee^na 2739

25 543 Hier6chloe 200

54 Hound's Tongue 435

22 541 Hyp61vtrum 172

139 519 Hfllm 1094

193 Houseleek 1468

170 Hypopithys 10985 1330

453} - C 27 302 si/ 3131

43 526 Houstbma 343

538 HYPOXI'DEJE, Or. 189.

458 j HJm&ntia [27595 -'3159

48 H. see Bouvardza 378

123 538 Hyp6xis 981

364 522 Hfppia 2452

37 541 Houttuynza 301

235 529 Hyptis 1661

59 526 Hfppion 470

277 511 H6vea 1940

447 Hysginum 26928 3118

505 HippocASTA^NEjE, Or. 45.
14 504 Hippocratfea 100

296 H. see Plagi61obum 2057
86 508 Hovema 691

233 Hyssop 1653
253 528 7Tyss<"pus 1653

504 HippocRATE<Jcvre. Or. 41.

95 525 H6ya 776

234 TT. see Elsholtzza 1655

308 511 Hippocrepis 2109
391 533 77ipp6mane 2713

188 500 Hudsoma 1445
97 525 Huernia 790

482 77. see Lophanthus 3371
237 TT. see Stachys 1669

391 77. see Sapium 2714

277 503 Hug6w?a 1935

458 Hysterium 3167

391 TTippomane 23800 2714

405 Humble Plant 24613 2834

36* Hyster6phorus

109 518 TTippomarathrum 891

337 521 Humea 2301

22371 2457

104 TTippomarathr. 6762 844

398 534 Humulus 2772

25 7 ^ > f 1696 196

397 533 T/ipp6phae 2755

217 Hungarian Lotus

363 TTystrix /2373 275

397 TT. see Sheph^rdia 2754

13810 1556

259 499 Tbfcris 1853

4 514 TTippuris 24

481 498 Hunnemama 3368

259 T. see Hutchfnsza 1851

170 Hiptage 10971 & 2 sy. 1328

392 533 Hura 2723

259 T. seeTeesdaha 1852

183 505 Hira^rt 1399

259 499 Hutchfnsz'a 1851

70 Icacurea 4560 sy. 571

176 TTirculus 11266 1380

137 Hyacinth 1080

200 Icoco 12SW) 1503

82 512 Hirti'lla 653

137 539 TTyacfnthus 1080

443 Iceland Moss 26730 3096

167 512 Hoffmanbegg/a 1280

135 TT. see BellevahVz 1055

207 Ice Plant 13289 1520

384 Hog Nut 23406 2665

137 77. see Drfmia 1077

68 525 Ichnocftrpus 540

183 Hog Plum 1405

138 77. see Muscari 1082

171 509 Idea 1334

4 Hogweed 19

137 TT. see Zuccagnia 1081

194 ICOSA'NKRIA, Cl. 12.

64 526 HoTtza 501

402 533 Hyananche 2803

194 I. MONOGY'NIA, Or. ].

410 543 TTolcus 2854

402 Hyaena Poison £803

200 1. Dl-PENTAGY'NIA,

410 77. see Arrhenathe-

89 Hybanthus 5821 sy. 707

Or. 2.

rum 2855

452 TTydnum 3128

208 I. POLYGY'NIA, Or. 3.

410 77. see Chrysopugon 2853

175 517 Hydrangea 1378

212 Ida;vus 13505 1523

25 77. see Hierochloe 200

232 496 Hydrastis 1645

51 508 Tlex 411

410 77 see Sorghum 2852
51 Holly 411

536 HYI)ROCHARiDE.E,Or.l79.

401 536 Hydrocharis 2795

51 7. see Mvgindrz 410
138 7. see Prlnos 1089

287 502 Hollyhock 17856 2007

33 543 Hvdr6chloa 258

384 T"lex 23421 2666

247 529 Holmskioldia 1754

106 518 Hydroc6tyle 863

91 516 Tllecebrum 726

21 7Toloschce<>nus I39fi 157

106 H. see Spanfcnthe 865

92 7. see Lahay« 738

181 TTolostea 11635 1389

435 Hydrodfctyon 3043

91 7. see-Paronychia 728

36 502 77ol6steum 290

423 Hydrogl6ssum

91 7. see Phil6xerus 723

111 TT. see Drymuria 903

25649 sy. 2946

226 496 Illfcium 1615

47 TTolosteum 3195 364

141 T7ydrolapathum

461 Illospbrium 3221

508 HOMALINEJ',, Or. 63.

9179 1126

475 Imatophyllum

222 508 Homalium 1598

98 526 Hydrblea 795

28160 sy. 3335

268 537 Homerw 1914

526 HYDROLEA\;EJE, Or. 135

87 506 Impatiens 698

133 Homer's Moly 8679 1046

497 HYDROPELTI'DE^, Or. 8.

87 I. see Tfalsamina 697

256 Honesty 1833

232 497 Hydropeltis 1644

36 543 Imperata 287

145 Honey Berry 1160

527 HYDROPHY'LLE^Or.139.

106 518 Imperatbria 870

242 Honey Flower 1704
413 Honey Locust tree

59 527 Hydrophyllum 476
60 H. see Nem6phila 478

107 I. see Angelica 874
106 I. sceSelinum 873

25119 2884

59 H. see Phacelia 477

79 Honeysuckle 621

463 Hydrophora 27779 sy.

243? Incarvfllea J ^jg ]7]0

55 7 TJ C 439

3238

161 Indian Bay 10388 1226

104 j Honey wort ^ g^g

158 1 HydnS- f 10237 1210

217 Indian Blue 13805 1556

9 Hooded Milfoil 67

1603 piper 110365 &6sy. 1223

377 Indian Corn 2602

429 Hooker/a 2992

434 Hygrocrocis 3032

144 Indian Cress 1148

19 H. see Hrodia^a 141

245 529 Hygr6phila 1728

140 Indian Cucumber

413 Hoop Ash 25077 2870

165 512 Hymen*? va 1269

9129 1114

116 Hoop Petticoat 7583 933

472 £01 Hymenanthfera 3310

34 Indian Doob-grass

398 Hop 2772

456 Hymenella 3155

2255 263

383 Hop Hornbeam 2660

297 511 Hymenocarpus 2062

195 Indian Fig 1474

335 HopkirkiYi 20629 sy. 2*83
296 Hop-like Trefoil

75 519 Hymenodictyon 599
208 517 Hymeiu.gyne 1521

202 Indian Hawthorn 1510
159 Indian Heart 10340 1217

183032061

335 521 Hymenopappus 2276

217 Indian Lotus 13807 1556

35 542 TT6rdeum 275
Horehound 1672

335 H. see Cephalophora 2274
335 H. see Polypteris 2277

49 Indian Madder 388
410 Indian Millet 24945 2852

GENERAL INDEX.

561

Sp. Gen.

Indian Shot 1

Indian Tobacco

24249 2771
Indigo

301

301 511 Indigofera
405 512 Inga
173 524 Inocarpus
Institale
/'ntybus
521 /'nula

4(51
328
850
350

1072
2072
2833
1351
3213

20217 2234
2345

Z see Corvisartj'a 2346
501 lonfdium 705

I. see Calyptrion 707
I. see Pombal/a 705

372 536 Ion6psis 2567

257 -Ton Thlaspi 16277 1843

957 T^ C 6171 sy. 771

8419 sy.

704
1460
491

1913 ' C 12351

61 527 Ipomce^a
64 I. see Argyrela

471 526 Ipom6psis 3293

64 I. see Gilia 499

398 530 Iresine 2767

537 IR'IDKM, Or. 187.

7'rio 16452 1865

537 /Vis 142

/. see Vieussehxto 147
Irish Heath 9944 1174
Iron Tree 384

Iron-wood 558

f 4496 559

261

19

20
153

49

69

196 j

234
175
25
233
462
263
411
409

Iron-wood

Iron wort
Iroucuna
543 Isachne
528 Isanthus

Isaria
499 /satis

543 /scha2*mum
/schaj^mura

139 519 Isertto
444 Isfdium

117 538 Ismenc
514 Isnarda
521 Isocarpha
536 Isochllus

544 Isoetes
21 541 Isolepis

251 Isoplexis

37 532 Isopogon
496 /sopyrum
Jsbra
Is6toma
Ispaghhla
Ispagool

42
337
371

425

231
285
78
47
47
385

1 12678 1482
1657
1369
192
1651
32^28
1877
2856

24905 2841

1097

3104

935

340

2299

2550

2957

157

1788

303

1639

17740 1993

5141 sy. 609

3215 364

3215 364

87

89

364

232

392

90

16

17

16

16

18

16

337

48

48

49

49

170

243

242

374

389

361

375

163

345

122

69

52

283"

Italian Beech

23455 2666

523 /'tea 694
Ituba 5814 704

522 rva 2458

Iva 14677 1646

Iv'ira 23876 2724

Ivy 718

537 /'xia 118

/. see Babfana 135

/. see Hesperantha 121
/. see Sparaxis 122

/. see SynnotiYi 129

/. see Trichonema 119

521 Ixbdia 2303

5'20 Ixbra 379

/. see Chomelj'a 376

/. see Pan Ma 382

/. see Tetramerium 380
Jabotdpita 10947 1315

526 Jacarunda 1712

J. see Bignbn/rt 1706
Jaca tree 22862 2583
Jace 23715 v. 2699

Jacea 22151 2434

Jack in a Box 2593

511 JacksbmVz 1253

JacobaeV
Jacobea Lily

524 Jacqufm'a

Jalap

21161 2335
8003 969
560
C3463
£4114

Jalapa

421
491
421

_ . . 491
Jamaica Dogwood

17666 1975
Jamaica Ebony

17728 1988

C346.3
J.4114

Iln. Nat. 8p. Gen.

414 Jamaica Milkwood

25173 & 4 2888

292 Jamaica Redwood

18153 2033

174 Jamaica Rose 1363

198 Jambolana tree

12771 1490

155 Jambolifera

10084 & 5 sy. 1189

197 Jambos 12732 1487

480 515 Jambbsa 3363

197 Jambosella 12718 1485

392 533 Janipha 2718

372 Jantha 22782 sy. 2567

90 522 Jasione 716

5 Jasmine 43

525 JASMINES, Or. 125.

5 525 Jasnrinum 43

391 533 Jatropha 2717

392 J. see Janipha 2718
392 J. see Siphbnia 2720
487 Jatimea 28497 sy. 2269
153 497 Jeffersdma 1178
362 Jersey Thistle22201 2434
358 Jerusalem Artichoke

21937 2409

237 Jerusalem Sage

15064 1674

456 Jew's Ear 27445 3151

377 Job's Tears 2603

14 504 J6hma 103
434 J61ithu3 26169 3027
404 515 JolllftYc 2832
143 512 Jonesw 1139
116 Jonquil 7561 933
116 Jonqmlla 7561 933
480 515 Josslnia 3362
453 Jove's Beard 27266 3128
161 Jove's Fruit 10400 1226

15 Joutay 109
471 JuanulUMi 28097 sy. 3296
165 Judas tree 1265
277 Juga 17276 1939

534 JUGLA'NDE-E, Or. 173.

384 534 Juglans 2664

384 J. see Carya 2665

83 Jt.juba 5433 660

83 Jujube 5433 660

409 Julibrlssin 24848 2837

168 July-flower 10840 1283

536 JuxcAGi'NEjE, Or. 182.

541 JV'NCEJE, Or. 206;

124 541 Juncus 994

125 J. see Luzula 995
430 Jungermanma 2998
404 Juniper 2822
404 535 Juniperus 2822
283 Jupiter's Beard

17622 1968

173 514 Jussieua 1353

8 529 Justice 58

245 J. see Aphelandra 1731

244 J. see Barlena 1725

8 J. see Elytraria 56

96 Juvencula 6228 779

264 Kaber 16634 1884

3 537 Kaempftrz'rt 12

415 Kaki 25192 2889

160 516 Kalanchbe 1219

99 Kdli 6443 808

171 523 Kalima 1335

112 516 Kalosanthes 914

50 KanguruVine 3360 400

118 Karatas 7688 951

118 Kardtto 7671 948

145 Kavki 9347 1156

350 521 Kaulfussm 2344

314 512 Kennedm 2144
214 512 Kema 1531

315 Kidneybean 2149
282 Kidney Vetch 1968
401 500 Kiggelaria 2798
392 533 KirganUia 2722
292 Kissi 18163 2038
287 502 KitaibeUVz 2006
285 503 Kleinhufia 2001
337 521 KlelmYz 2291
336 K. see Cacalia 2289
487 K. see Ktihnta 2269

24 542 Knappj'o 184

r 22083

360 Knapweed -J 22098 2434

C 22151

44 520 Knafitfe 347
O o

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

175 Knawel 1375

40 532 Knight/a 324

91 Knot Grass 726

229 496 Knowlt6n/a 1635

46 520 Kn6xm 35t

377 541 Kobresza 2600

99 531 Kbch/a 809

29 543 Kceleno 235

328 Kcclpima 20211 sy. 2230

37 531 Koenigza 298

502 Kola

503 Koleho

145 £05 Kolreutena llfit?

257 499 Konlgrt 1842

242 501 Kramena 1705

327 521 Krigza . 2220

334 521 Kuhma 2269

489 540 Kunthzo 3415

285 503 Kydia 1999

22 541 KylUnga 165

528 LABIAL, Or. 142.
316 512 Ldblab 2154

171 Labrador Tea 1336

82 iabrusca 5369 655

281 .Laburnum 17519 1964

292 iacathea 18154 sy. 2033

156 Lacebark 10136 1196
138 539 Lachenal/a 1083
137 L. see Drimia 1077
137 L. see Zuccagnio 1081

157 532 Lachnje%a 1202
18 528 Lachnanthes 140

323 521 Zactuca 2204

236 500 iadanum 14953 1666

111 Ladies' Bedstraw

7267 906

42 Ladies' Mantle 337

373 Ladies' Slipper 2580

256 Ladies' Smock 1829

368 Ladies' Traces 22557 2496

422 Lady Fern 25601 2938

217 500 LeHfe 1569

336 521 Lagasca 228P

336 L. see N6cca 2287

389 515 Lagenaria 2695

219 514 Lagerstro^nua 1587

156 532 Lagetta 1196

90 518 LagceVia 717

168 512 Lagonychium 1284
269 /.agbpus 16852 1921
326 521 Lag6seris 2213

326 L. see Borkhatista 2214

327 L. see Crepis 2215
291 502 Laguneo 2024
383 L. see Amirola 2656
289 L. see ffibiscus 2014

25 543 Lagurus 198

92 516 Lahaya 738

85 Lamarkm 5555 sy. 672

40 532 Lambertza 319

14 Lamb's Lettuce 96

439 Laminaria 3078

435 Laminaria 26286 3040

236 528 iamium 1665

237 Lampwick 15072 167*
118 Lanaria 1656 sy. 942
136 Lancashire Asphodel

8923 1070

227 Lancewood 14383 1625

266 Landra 16684 1897

245 529 Lantana 1738

109 Lantana 7129 892

17 537 Lapeyrotisza 126

328 Zappa 20226 2237
25 542 iappago 193

,gj L.PPUU [«««

328 521 Zapsana 2228

328 Z. see Rhagadlolus 2230

328 Z. see Zacintha 2229

478 516 Larbrea 3351

388 Larch 2687

496 Lardizabala

387 Laricio 23578 2685

S88 535 Zarix 2687

222 Larkspur 1599

112 516 Larbchea 913

169 507 Larrea 1307

108 518 Zaserpitium 881

109 Z. see Cachrys 889
474 Z. see Gnidium 860
474 Z. see Zigusticum 875
474 Z. see Slier 3327
104 Z. see CTi&psia 845

562

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nmt. *P- Gen-

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. 9p. Gen.

108 Laserwort 881

445 Lepraria 3112

49 Lily Thorn 381

104 Laserwort G785 84.0

433 L. see Chloroc6c-

320 Lime 19666 2187

452 Lasiobotrys 3227

cum 3013

218 503 Lime tree J576

3i7 522 LasiospeYmum 230.0
8^5 5(13 Lasiopetslum 680
86 L. see Seiing/a 682

262 499 Leptalium 1868
6 528 Leptandra 44
18 540 Leptanthus 134

320 Linvtta 19665 2187
143 516 Zimeum 1144
217 536 l.imiincharis 1558

86 L. see Thomasj'a 681

18 L. see Heteranthera Id5

170 504 Limunia 1320

403 5 tt) Latimia 2818

360 Leptaurea 22061 2431

170 L. see Clausena 1::24

248 529 Lathra>"a 1770

2.05 499 Lrptocarpse^a 1820

170 Z. see Glvci'smis 1323

313 511 Zathvrus 2136

396 541 Leptorarpus 2743

82 Z. see Trrpbasla 6.04

312 L. see^'rvum 2134

33 542 Leptochloa 262

115 Zimunium 7480 929

314 Z. see O'robus 2138

92 532 I.eptom(Tia 742

170? Zimo- C 10963 sy. 1322

l')2 Zfttlivrus 12369 1460

434 Leptomitus 3033

320 J nium i 196o6 2187

381 Laug&FM sy. 2636

196 515 Leptosp;'imum 1480

2.02 528 Limosella 1793

160 Laurel 12,6

459 Leptostruma 3176

249 528 Lm aria 1775

200 Laurel Cherry 12887 15u2
156 Lnureola 101 J8 1197

36 Lepturus 2380 sy. 278
396 541 Lepyrbdia 2740

99 508 Linconfa 803
252 528 Lindern/rt 1800

109 Laurestine 7109 892

345 521 Lerirt 2336

251 L see Mazus 1786

531 ZxAlJRlNE/E, Or 15S.

429 Leskea 2993

421 544 LindsaB\z 2931

200 Laurocerasus 12887 1502

311 .511 Lespedeza 2126

502 L\KKK, Or. 27.

415 515 Lauroplnllus 2894
IliO 532 Zaurus 1226

305 511 Lesser t/a 2098
92 530 Lestibudesta 732

71 Lingun 4598 577
433 Lin km 26157sy. 3022

160 Z. seed nnambmum 1225

217 503 Lettsuin/a 1562

242 519 Linnaa^a 1703

161 L. see Persea 1228

64- L. see Argyfeia 49 3

147 Linnaeana 9477 sy. 1173

234 528 Lavandula 1656

323 Lettuce 2204

12 525 Linociera 81

483 L see Anisochllus 3384

396 522 Leucadendron 2749

36y? T\nn^ r 22579 251)4

287 502 Lavatera 2008

319 Leucadendron

370 J- -Lr'noao- 3 226|y 2;-29

234 Lavender 1656

19596 2179

3723 C 22753 25.08

337 • Lavender Cotton 2 04

238 528 Zeucas 1675

113 502 Zinum 921

336 521 I.auenia 228S

363 Leuceria 12255 2442

58 Zlnum stellatum

87 501 Lavradia 7uO

468 539 Leucocrtryne 52il

3841 457

154 514 Lawsbnza 1180

58 Leucodendron

437 Linza 26386 3d59

134 539 Laxmanma 10 19

2509 sy. 305

238 Lion's Ear 1676

52 Lead wort 423

428 Leucodon 2981

340 Lion's Foot 2316

460 Leanglum 3199

119 538 Zeucr.jum 962

138 Lion's Leaf 9038 1086

157 Leather wood 1198

475 Z. see ANcis 3334

238 Lion's Tail 15097 1676

279 511 Lebei-kta 1956
301 L.seelndig6fera 2072

65 523 Leucopugon 518
247 Leucosceptrum

296 511 Lip ma 2059
296 L. see Priestleya 2060

288 502 Lebretbn/a 2013

15695 1752

373 537 Liparis 2576

441 Lecanbra 30w3

38 532 Leucospermum 305

470 519 Lipostoma 3291

36 500 Lechea 292

342 521 Leucostemma 2324

246 529 Lippin 1740

79 522 Lechenaultia 614

360 521 Leuzea 2432

246 L. see Zapawz'a 1745

440 Lecidea 308.5

474 518 Levfsticum 3324

385 535 Liquidambar 2667

219 515 Li'cythis 1588

481 516 Lewi's?a 3367

303 Liquorice 2085

102 518 LedebunVr 829

352 521 I^eysenz 2370

303 Liquiritia 18721 sy. 2082

219 Ledon Gum 13950 1589

352 L. see Longchamps^a

226 496 Liriode'ndroii 1617

171 523 Zedum 1336

2369

61 526 Lisifenthus 483

171 L. see Ammyrslne 1337

352 L. see Relhamo 2372

65 523 Lissanthe - 507

74 594 Leea 594

80 519 Leycestena 62ri

370 536 Lissochilus 2527

145 Lee Chee 9358 11.09

333 521 Liutris 2260

368 536 Listfera 2501

132 Leek 8602 1046

1037 r6703 835

145 Litcfil 9358 1159

3ti 543 Leers?a 288

108 f Zibanotis -?7:)07 881

53 527 Zithospermum 429

509 LEGUMiNbs;E, Or. 67.

1093 C7097 889

53 Z. see BaUchia 430

409 539 Leimanthium 2840

460 Licea 3202

55 Z. see Pulmonkria 438

171 Leiophyllum

4407 r3085

118 539 Litta\/ 950

11004sy. 1337

441 >- Lichen sy.-?3088

380 530 Littorella 2621

438 Lemanea 5070

4433 63101

161 Litzta sy. 1227

375 541 /.ernna 2588

545 ZICHE^NES, Or. 8.

141 540 Livistbnia 1125

320 504 Lemon 19665 2187

439 Lichina 3079

144 Lizard's Tail 1145

410 Lemon Grass 24916 2844

140 539 I.ichtenstefma 1108

321 516 Loasa 2193

312 Zens 19268 2134

125 540 Licuula 998

321 Z. see Blumenbachm

109 Lentago 7119 892

35 1 522 Lidbeckza 2378

2194

529 LENTIBULA"RIJJ, Or. 147.

354 L. see Cfenia 2379

321 Z. see Scyplianthus 2195

312 Zenticula 19270 2134

90 522 Lightfoot/« 715

516 I.O;ISP(E, Or. 87.

312 Lentil 19268 2134

169 Lignum-vite tree 1303

77 522 Lobelw 609

398 Zentiscus 24218 2763

123 Ligtu 8041 979

5-0 L. seeCyphia 714

460 Leocarpus 3198
238 528 Leonbtis 1676

107 518 Zigusticum 875
103 Z. see Jthamanta 835

78 L. see Monupsis 610
79 L. see Scae vola 620

138 497 Zeontice 1086

108 Z see Zaserpitium 881

522 LoBEL/rim*. Or. If 9.

138 L. see Caulophyllum 1087

474 Z. see Levisticum 3324

373 Lockhart/rt -22809 sy. 2577

324 521 Le6ntodon 21'07

105 Z. see ATeum 857

165 Locust tree 1269

487 L. see Calliopea 3398
324 L. seeThrincia 2209

474 Z. see Moloposper-
mum 3323

279 511 Loddigtsia 1955
403 540 Lodoicea 2815

138 ZeontoptHalon 9038 1086

474 Z. see Petrosellnum 3330

14 516 Loeflingzo 99

340 521 J.eontopudium 2316

107 Z. seePhysosper-

59 526 Loganm 471

237 528 Leonurus 1673

mum 876

IfiS Logwood 1287

351 Leopard's-bane 2353
344? Leopard's- C 21 140 2335

107 Z. see Pleurosper-
mum 877

66 Loiseleun'a 4354 sy. 522
35 542 Zulium 271

35 1J bane 1 21555 2350

474 Z. see Trichosanthes

419 544 Loimria 2917

382 540 Leopoldlna 2641

3325

40 532 I>omatia 322

4.54 Leotia 3143

102 Z see Wallruthza 832

130 Lomatophyllum

454 L. see Mitrula 3137

5 525 Zigustrum 40

8478 & 9 sy. 1021

256 528 Lepechin/a 1663

5 Lilac 41

338 522 Limas 2309

326 Lepicaune

136 Liliago 8881 1063

421 544 Zonchltis 2928

20077, &c. sy. 2212

136 Liliaster 8879 1062

422 Zonchltis 25586 2938

43 Lepic^phalus

136 Lihastrum 8879 1062

303 511 Lonchocarpus i085

2879 & 2880 sy. 345

129 539 /.ilium 1016

176 London Pride 1 1248 1380

244 529 Lepidagathis 1724

129 Z. see Fritillaria 1018

261 London Rocket

262 499 Zepidium 1873

135 Zilio-//yacinthus

16452 1865

263 Z. see Eunf.mia 1875

8814 1054

145 Longan 9359 1159

Z. see Hutchins*a 1851

129 Lily 1016

145 Langana 9359 1159

262 Z. see Senebiera 1872

135 Lily Hvacinth 8814 1054

352 522 Longchamps/a 2369

259 Z. see Teesdah'a 1852

131 Lily of the Valley 1038

79 519 Lonicera 622

SI 541 Lcpidosperma 152

132 Lily Pink 1044

79 L. see CaprifMinm 621

GENERAL INDUX.

5(73

I.in. Nat. Sp. Gen.

J.ln. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. 8p. Gen.

80 L. see Symplibria 623
392 Looking-glass Plant 2725

65 523 Lysinema 511
514 LYTIIRARIE\E, Or. 79.

»} Mango,,.,, |gjgjg

58 Loose-strife 457

189 514 Lythrum 1451

1S8 504 Mangostnna 12104 1429

3 514 Lopf-x/rt 18

189 L. see Nesaeva 1452

188 Mangosteen 1429

482 528 Lophnnthus 3:571

400 524 Muba 2791

413 Mango tree 2879

117 538 Lophiola 941

414 Mabbla 25177 2889

188 Mangrove 1428

200 513 Lophlra 1504

382 Macaw tree 23302 2645

38tJ 540 Manicaria 2678

513 Lopni!iE/E, Or. 75.

502 Machucunha

387 Mdnicot 23568 2682

458 Lophium 3164

187 49$ Macleaya 1423

392 Manihot 2718

290 502 Lopimia 2018

380 534 Madura 2623

288 Manihot 17936 2014

202 Loquat 1511

1S8 Mucqui 12121 14:8

36 542 Manisurus 282

519 LORA'NTIIETE, Or. 101.

371 536 Macradtnia 2543

311 Manna 2128

313 Lord Alison's Pea

74 519 Macrocnemum 597

12 Manna Ash 786 83

19287 2136

81 M. see MussiB'nda 642

3 537 Mantisia 16

83 Lote tree 5421 630

15 Macrolbbium 958 sy. 109

253 528 Manulea 1806

300 511 ibtus 2068

256 499 MacropOdium 1828

412 Maple 2867

310 L. see Carmichaelza 2070

472 507 Macrostylis 3304

1 537 Mara n ta 2

300 L. see />orycnium 2067
486 L. see Hosack/a 3392

162 511 Macrotropis 1240
216 496 Macrbtys 1546

424 544 Marattia 2952
215 504 Marcgrawza 1542

301 L. see Tetragono-
lobus 2069

188 Madagascar Nutmeg

1427

504 MARCGRAZ'iYlcw, Or. 40.
4D2 March antia 2999

83 7 r 5421 66)

74 Madagascar Potato

4 Mare's Tail 24

217 >- Zbtus J 13809 1556

4815 591

468 512 Margyricarpus 3280

4153 C 25190 2889

73 Mad Apple 4809 591

20 537 Marica 144

308 511 Loiirea 2117

45 Madder 349

20 M. see Bobartia 146

404 533 Loure.M 2828

243 521 Madia 2331

20 M. see Sisyrinchium 145

250 Lousewort 17S1

257 Madwort 1S40

363 Marigold 2-148

107 Lovage 875

71 524 Mat^sa 581

22 541 A/an'scus 166

356 Lovage 21864 2387

226 496 MagnbUa 1618

238 Marjoram 1680

72 Love Apple 4703 590

496 MAGNOLzamp, Or. 3.

476 545 Mdrlea 3341

33 Love Grass £55

200 Mahuleb 12879 1502

219 Marmelos 13916 1585

33 Love Grass 2222 256

268 503 Mahern/a 1917

2377 Marrubias- ("15052 1673

381 Love-lies-bleeding

168 Mahdgoni 10870 1297

2385 trum 1151031677

23245 2628

168 Mahogany tree 1297

237 528 A/arrubium 1672

316 Lubia 19470 2152

139 497 Mahdnza 1091

483 A/, see Beringena 5377

64 530 Lubinirt 503

421 Maiden Hair 2930

95 525 Marsdem'tf 775

296 Lucern 18314 2061

2707 Maiden C 16912 1923

335 521 Marshall/a 2280

81 519 Luciilia 643

419J Hair { 25448 2921

213 Marsh Cinquefoil

69 524 Lucitma 562

385 Maiden Hair tree

13576 1527

217 500 Ludia 1568

23476 2669

287 Marsh Mallow 2007

217 L. see Pr6ckia 1568

53 Maiden Lip 3518 426

232 Marsh Marigold 1643

36 Ludolf/a 2406 sy. 289

15 Maiden Plum 107

106 Marsh Pennywort

385 LucR.vi« 23481 sy. 2670

238 Major ana 15127 1680

6900 863

51 514 Ludwfgia 404

108 Malabaila

425 544 Marsitert 2960

3^1 515 L&ffa 2530

7046 & 7047 sy. 883

544 M \RsiLeacetz

240 529 Lumnitzera 1688

160 Malabar Leaf 103/2 1225

235 Marsypianthus

483 L. see Acrocepha-

111 Malabar Nightshade 908

]4920.<y. 1661

•lus 3382

9 Malabar Nut 5 ;9 58

129 Mdrtagon 8408 1016

483 L. see Mosch6sma 3381

289 Malabar Rose 17978 2014

244 526 Martynm 1720

116 Luna 7553 933

160 A/alabktrum 10372 1225

244 M. see Craniolaria 1721

256 499 Lunaria 1833

292 503 Malachodendron 2035

238 A/am 15128 1680

257 L. see Farsfetia 1835

292 M. see Stuartza 2034

233 A/urum 14737 1648

257 L. see Ricotza 1334

287 502 A/alachra 2009

52 Marvel of Peru 421

142 Lunuria 9222 1126

184 Malacophyllum

135 539 Massbn/a 1058

55 Lungwort 438
325 Lungwort 20024 2211

11833 1409
373 537 Malaxis 2573

j|g] Masterwort Jgg

300 Lupinaster . 18531 2066

373 M. see Lfparis 2576

238 Mastic 15128 1680

284 Lupine 19S5

197 Malay Apple tree

239 Mastich 15157 1681

301 Lupinella 18631 2071

12721 1487

239 Mastich'ma 15157 1681

284 512 /.uplnus 1985

260 499 Malcom/a 1862

398 Mastich tree 24218 2763

283 /.. see Cyam6psis 1969

422 Male Fern 25609 2938

145 505 Matdyba 1162

398 Lupulus 24250 2772

218 Malloeocca 13857 1575

23 7 C 176

]90 500 Luteola 12235 1459

286 Mallow 2004

27 3 Mat Grass £ gjQ

125 541 Luzula 995

289 Mallow Rose 17961 2014

254 499 Mathiola 1817

137 539 Luzuriagrt 1076

286 502 A/alope 2003

381 M. see Guettarda 2636

250 Lychnidea 15891 1782

182 505 Malpighia 1393

354 522 Matricaria 2376

186 502 Lychnis 1415

170 M. fee BuncJiosia 1329

53 527 MattiYi 427

60i r 3969 480

182 M. see Byrsonima 1394

250 528 Maurandya 1778

237 J- iychnltis 415072 1674

505 MALPIGHIUCCVC, Or. 43.

399 540 Mauritia 2781

3.-)63 621868 2389

201 A/a 1 us 12955 1507

111 Maurocenia 7219 895

72 528 Lycioserissa 589

286 502 3/Jilva 2004

316 Max 19451 2149

72 528 /.ycium 588

290 Jl f. see Cristaria 2020

370 536 Maxillaria 2537

460 Lvcogala 3195

502 A/ALVAXCE,K, Or. 28.

413 540 Maximilians 2882

460 Lvcoperdon 3191

288 502 Malvavfscus 2012

216 May Apple 13762 1548

460 L.' see Gea strum 3193

218 504 Mnmmta 1580

377 Mays 23042 2602

461 L. see Institale 3213

218 Mammee tree 1580

460 L. see Leocarpus 3198

194 517 Mammillaria 1471

4123^ Mdytenus ) "jjgg

459 L. see Rhizopbgon 3182

391 Manchineel 2713

251 528 Mazus 1786

72 527 Lycopersicum 590

391 Manchineel 23800 2714

32 Meadow Grass 254

544 LYCOPODUVE/G, Or. 3.

391 Mancinella 23797 2713

229 Meadow Rue 1633

424 544 Lvcopbclium 2955
55 527 Lyc6psia 444

320 Mandarin 19673 2187
353 Mandiana 21692 2375

141 Meadow Saffron 1119
104 Meadow Saxifrage 84-t

55 L. see N6ne« 443

71 527 A/andragora 585

203 Meadow Sweet

9 528 Lyc.'.pus 69

71 Mandrake 585

13040 1515

121 Lycbrus 7S89 & 90 sy. 968

49 519 Manettia 389

216 498 Meconopsis 1553

22 543 Lygeum Io8

68 MdngAas 4463 & 4 sy. 550

140 538 Medeo/rt 1114

423 544 Lygf.dium 2946

413 509 Mangifera 2879

140 M. see Myrsiphyllum

71 Lygodysbdia 4598 sy. 577

183 M. see BuchanamYt 1406

1109

35 Lyme Grass 272

85 M. see Elseodtndrum 672

C96 511 Medicago 2061

435 Lyngbya 3039

183 M. see Sp6ndias 1405

297 M. see Hymen oca r-

172 523 Lyonz'a 1342
68 525 Lyons/a 545

406 Mdngium 24677 2837
188 Mangle 12103 1428

pus 2062
296 Medick 2061

369 536 Lyperanthus 2506

70 524 ManglUla 570

77 Medium 5022 607

58 530 Zysimachia 457

3 Mango Ginger 182 14

200 Medlar ISi-S

Oo 1

564

GENERAL INDEX.

I.in. Nat. 'Sp. Gen.

Lin. 'Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Orn.

190 Medusa 12281. ?#. 1460

401 Mercury 2794

405 M. see I'nsa 2S31

190 Medusa's Head

141 539 Merendi-ra 1120

168 M. see Lugony-

12281 1460

141 A/, see Colchicum 1119

chium 1284

260 499 Megacarpaj\i 1855
371 536 MeocUoium 2545
175 Megasea 11239^- 1380
33 543 Megastachya 256
33 M. see Scler6chloa 257

174 515 Meriana 1363
80 Meriana 5280 636
453 Merisma 2132
412 534 Mertensfe 2869
452 Merulius 3122

168 M. see Prosopis I'.'So
250 528 A/imulus 1783
145 524 Mimusops 1156
197 Mini 12736 1487
235 Mint 1659

435 Melagbnium 2ti268 3044
319 515 Melaleuca 2179

448 M. see Jgaricus 3118
451 M. see Cantkarellus 3121

37 516 Minuartfa 296
2 Mibga 124 10

487 M. see Astarte/» 3393

203 517 Mesembryanthe-

52 530 Mirabilis 421

2-16 528 A/elampyrum 1741

mum 1520

165 511 Mirbelwz 1264

363 522 3/elampbdium 2446

208 M. see Hymen6gyne

397 Mistletoe 2750

335 521 Melananthera 2279

1521

49 520 Mitchella 387

464 Melancbnium 3269

434 Mesoglbia 3034

177 517 Mitclla 1382

' 197 519 Melanopsfdium 1486
'491 509 Melanorrhte'a 5422

200 513 A/espilus 1505
202 M. see Ameldnchier 1512

48 526 Mitrasacme 371
454 Mitrula 3137

474 518 Melanosellnum 3320

202 A/, see Cotoneaster 1513

4 516 Mniarum 30

269 Melandxylon 16849 1920

200 M. see Crat^gus 1506

429 7 at i C25S89 2i)85

539 A/ELANTHANCEJJ, Or. 198.

202 M. see Eriobutrya 1511

430 J A?nium sy. ^.^^ 2996

140 539 A/elanthium 1111

202 M. see Photinia 1509

193 Mocantra 12471 1462

140 A/, see Androcymbium
1117

56 527 Messerschmidw 447
56 M. see Tournefurtta 446

483 529 Mosch6sma 3.381
398 516 Modecca 2773

400 A/. seeChamaelirium 2792

340 521 Metalasia 2319

158 502 Moehringm 1208

409 M. see Leimanthium
2840

94 525 Metastelma 762
60 Metel 4012 481

52 Moenchm 3452 &• 6su. 416
239 Moldavian Balm '

140 M. see Ornithogl6s-
sum 1113

110 A/etbpium 7146 894
196 515 Metrosideros 1482

15206 1685
342 MoHna 21009 sy. 2329

140 A/, see Wurmbca 1116

480 M. see Acmena 3361

124 538 Molineria 983

17 537 Melasphse'rula 127

480 M. see Angophora 3360

32 543 Molima 252

173 515 Melastoma 1356

197? M. see Calliste- r1JQ,

145 M. see Cupanifl 1158

174 M. see Acibtis 1362

480 J mon £ ^

401 Mdlle 24416 2799

174 M. see Chitbnia

196 M. see Leptosper-

92 MullfV* 6024 & 5sy. 738

J74 M. see Clidemia 1359

mum 1480 37 502 A/ollugo 295

174 M. see Micbma 1357

381 Metrdxylon 23279 2637 111 M. see Pharnacewwz 906

154 M. seeOsbeckwr 1181
174 M. see Plerbma 1360

105 518 A/eum 857 447 nfnnf,an £2»87 348
105 A/, see ^nethum 858 lllj i 7267 9<;6

17* M. see Tocbca 1361

473 A/, see Ptychbtis 3315 474 518 Molopospermum 3323

514 MELASTOMA^CEJE.

104 Af. see tf son 849 238 Molucca Balm 1677

Or. 81.

122 Mexican Lily 7937 969

238 528 Molucc^lla 1677

269 503 Melhania 1920

339 Mexican Mugwort

483 M. see Chasmbnia 3378

168 506 A/elia 1293

20827 2313

133 A/61y 8700 1046

506 A/ELIAVE^E, Or. 48.

301 Mexican Tea 18634 2071

183 Mdmbfn 11785 sy. 1405

242 507 Melianthus 1704

267 Mexican Tiger-

389 515 Mom6rdica 2697

32 543 Melica 251

flower 16760 1910

381 M. see Ltiffa 2630

32 M. see Molfma 252

356 522 Meyera 2395

25 542 Monachne 190

32 Melic Grass 251

337 M. see Ca>sulia 2302

267 MONADE'LPHIA, Cl. 16

65 523 Melichrus 506

156 Mezereon 10137 1197

267 M. TRIA'NDRIA, Or. 1.

145 505 Melicocca 1160

156 Mezereum 10137 1197

268 M. PENTA'NDRIA, Or. 2.

155 507 Melfcope 1191

347 Michaelmas Daisy

271 M. HEXA'NDRIA, Or. 3.

298 Melilot 2065

21330 2337

271 M. HEPTA'NDRIA, Or. 4.

298 511 A/elilbtus 2065

153 522 Michauxm 1177

276 M. OCTA'NDRIA, Or. 5.

296 M. see Medicago 2061

226 496 Michfclia 16)9

276 M. DECA/NDRIA, Or. 6.

298 A/, see Poc6ck«« 2064

174 5!5 MicbnzVx iar>7

285 M. DODECA'NDRIA,

297 A/, see TrigomHla 2063

8 530 Micranthemum 47

Or. 7.

239 528 Melfssa 1684

314 511 Micranthus 2142

286 M. POLYA'NDRIA, Or. 8.

239 M. see Calamfntha 1684

48 526 Microcale 368

1 MONA'NDRIA, CL 1.

233 M. see A\-peta 1654

36 542 Microchloa 276

1 M. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

240 528 Melittis 1686

51 543 Microlzexna 409

4 M. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

389 A/elo 23701 2699

93 525 Microlbma 753

194 516 Monanthes 1469

194 Melocactus 12511 1470

483 528 Micromeria 33/9

. 10 528 Mon&rda 74

479 517 Melocactus 3358

183 Micropetalon

468 M. see Blephflia 3278

124 543 Melocanna 985

11779 sy. 1402

238 MonardeY/o 15109 1679

269 503 Melbchia 1918

364 521 Micropus 2456

433 Monema SOU

269 A/, see Kiedleto 1919

373 537 Micr6stylis 2575

4 542 Monerma 32

93 525 Melodlnus 748

98 531 Microtea 801

36 M. see Ophiurus 278

Melon 23701 2699

369 536 Micrutis 2511

49 525 Monet2'a - 392

Melongena 4808 sy. 591

190 Mignonette 12241 1459

58T C 3844 457

398 Melon Pumpkin

23694 2698

333 521 MikamYz 2266
462 Mildew 3226

310 f Mone>'wort 1J91122122

479 Melon Thistle 3358

355 Milfoil 2387

400J (.24344 2787

194 Melon Turk's-cap 1471

356 Milfoil 21847 2387

464 Monilia 3261

389 A/elopepo 23694 2698

23 542 A/ilium 181

250 Monkey Flower 1783

433 Meloselra 3008

24 A/, see Digitaria 185

2247 Monk's- C 14235 1600

375 515 A/elothria 2591

25 A/, see Gastndium 202 294 1 hood ? 18205 2049

189 Melvflla 12213 sy. 1454

25 A/, see Monachne- 190

293 507 Monnierw 2046

156 513 A/emeclyon 1195

23 M. see Piptatherum 183

501 Monnina

513 Jl/EMECY'LBJt, Or. 61.

106 Milk Parsley 873

530 MoNOCHLAMY'DEjE,

257 499 Menibcus 1841

306 Milk Vetch 2102

Subc. 2.

417 544 Menfscium 2905

414 Milkwood 25174 2888

535 MONOCOTYLE'DONES.

496 MENISPERMAYE.E, Or. 5.

295 Milkwort 2053

Cl. 2.

402 497 Menispermum 2806

137 539 Millea 1078

227 496 Monodora 1623

400 M. see Cocculus 2788

356 A/illefolium 21847 2387

374 MONCENCIA, Cl. 21.

400 M. see Coscinium 2789

362 522 Millena 2438

374 M. MONA'NDRIA. Or. 1.

400 M. see Tiliacbra 2790

365 M. see Flaveria 2462

375 M. DIA NDRIA, Or. 2.

235 528 A/entha 1659

24 Millet 1590 186

375 M. TRIA NDRIA, Or. 3.

483 A/, see Aphanochl-

23 Millet Grass 181

378 M. TETRA'NDKIA, Or. 4.

lus 3372

467 525 Millingtuma 3277

380 M. PENTA'XORIA, Or. 5.

A/, see Dyssophylla 3373

38 532 Minutes 306

381 M. HEXA'NDRIA, Or. 6.

196 516 Mentzelia H78

405 512 Mimbsa 2834

382 M. OCTA'NDRIA, Or. 7.

58 526 A/enyanthes 463

407 M. see Acacia 2837

382 M. ICOSA NDRIA, Or. 8.

A/.seeVillars/a 464

92 M. see DarlingtoiwVi 743

382 M. POLYA'NDRIA, Or. 9.

153 523 Menziesm 1174

409 M. see Entada 2838

387 M. MONADE LPHIA,

401 533 A/ercuri«te 2794

168 M. see Gagnebnia 1286

Or. 10.

Lin. Nat,
78 522 Mon6psls

65

170
285
285
363
285
37
397
402
296
424
142
20
20

454
454

64
169
265

12

81
167
293
378
397
380
328
160
160

483
60
237
435
462
463
201

165

107

140
182
174
477
324
186

307
IISJ
371
362
221
309
338
462
463
316

387
339
378

60
283
295
315

66
416
218
295
265
170
270
485
382

93

138

170
451

Sp. Gen
610
515
133C
1991
1 !'!)'..
2444
1995
294
2768
2806

523 Mon6toca
523 Mon^tropa
506 Monsonia

M. see Sarcocadlon
522 Montanba
502 Montezuma
516 Montia
514 MontintYi

Moon-seed

Moon Trefoil 18311 2061

Moonwort 2950

Moon wort 9222 1126
537 Morale 14

M. see Bobartfo

M. see Cypella

M. see Homerja

M. see Vieusseuxfa

Morchella

Morel
527 Morenba

Morgsana

499 Moricandw*
520 Moriiia
519 Morinda
512 Moringa

500 Moris&nza
534 J/t.rus

146
1912
1914
14'
3140
3140
495

10891 1304
1885
84
648
1279
2045
2612

M. see Broussonetza 2756
M. see Madura 2623
521 Moscaria 2231

Moschatel 1222

Moschatellina 10364 1222
A/oscheutus 17961 2014
528 Mosch6sma 3381

Moth 3992 480

Motherwort 1673

Mougebtta 3042

Mould 27778 3237

Mouldiness 3246

Mountain Ash

12973 1507

Mountain Ebony 1268
Mountain Parsley

6940 873

Mountain Sorrel 1104
Mourella 11738 1394
Mouriri 11189 1364

513 Mourlria 3346

Mouse-ear 1997* 2211
Mouse-ear Chick-
weed 1416

C240
$930

Mouse-tail 22712 2547
Mouse-thorn 22202 2434
Movtan 14094 1596

Moving Plant-19053 2120

Mouse-tail

Muxa

A/ucedo

Afucor

512 Muchna
Mudwort
Milghus
Mugwort
Mulberry
Mullein

511 Multero

501 Mundia
Mungo
Mungos
Muntia

503 Muntingta

20881 2313
27778 3237
3238
2159
1793

23581 2685
20828 S3 13
2612
480
1974
2055

1944* 2149
4358 524
25303 2900
1574
2054
1894
1326
1924

501 Mur&ltt
499 Muricaria
504 Murraya
516 Murucuia

M. see Disemma 3389

Murumura 23315 26+7
537 Musa 746

537 MusAvce*?, Or. 186.
539 Muscari 1082

544 Mv'sci, Or. 5.

Muscipula 10986 1331

Mushroom

Musk Okro

Musqulnez
519 Musstr'nda

M. see Gardenz'a

M. see Luculia

318

81

81
81
264 499 Mustard 1884

lor>7 M ,»jn f 6841 857
339J Mutemna [20gl2 &m

351 521 MuUwa 2356

27153 3118
17974 2014
19244 2133
642

r>:;s
MS

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. gp. G«n

263 499 3fyagrura 187g

265 M. see Calepina 189."
262 M. see Camellna 187(
258 M. see Cochle;iria 1848

266 M. see Didesmis 1898
262 M. see Neslta 1871
260 M. see /fapfstrum 186(
434 Mycinema 3026

30 543 Mygalurus 240

51 508 Mygindrt 410
173 523 Mylocaryum 1348
446 Mydmyres 26899 3118

529 MYOP&UN*. Or. 144.
248 529 My6porum 1761

327 521 My6seris 2217

53 527 Myosotis 425

54 M. see ^nchusa 432
53 M. see Echinosper-

mum 426

52 M. see 7/eliotrd-

pium 424

115 496 Myosurus 93G

371 Myosurus 22712 2547

480 515 Myrcifl 3364

308 511 Myriadenus 2114

397 535 A/yr'.ca 2751

459 Myrioc6ccum 3184

433 Myrionema 3020

382 514 A/yriophyllum 2652

404 532 Myristica 2829

227 Myrfstica - 14380 1623
532 Mi-Ris-ricE*, Or. 159.

199 Myrobalan Plum

12858 v. 1501

183 > Myroba- r 11786 1405
412 J lanus ^'i 25035 2864

292 502 Myrodia 2031

2 Myr6sma 64 sy. 5

162 511 Myrospermum 1236

461 Myrothecium 3217

102 Myrrh 830

102 518 A/yrrhis 830

101 M. see Cha>rophyl-

lum 821

415 524 A/yrsine 2891

70 M. see Ardfsia 571

70 M. see Manglilla 570

524 A/YRSlNEyE, Or. 120.

192 Myrsimtes 12444 1460

140 539 Myrsiphyllum 1109

515 A/YRTA\;E.E, Or. 84.
156 Myrtillus 10118 1194

197 Myrtle 1489

156 Myrtle Bilberry

10118 1194
197 515 A/yrtus 1489

197 M. see Eugen/a 1487
480 M. see Myrcia 3364

198 M. see Olynthia 1492

198 M. see Pimento, 1491
69 A/yxa 4510 563

46* Namaspora 3270

456 Nasmatella 3156

397 535 Nazeia 2752

315 Nain Flageolet

19424 2149

381 541 Najas 2633

139 497 Nanfina 1092

291 NapaTa • 18075 & 6 2023

224 495 Napellus 14235 1600

393 Napoleon's Weeping

Willow 23978 2732

264 JVapus 16593 1883

228 496 Naravelia 1632
116 538 .Narcissus 933

23 542 tfardus 176

136 541 Nartheciura 1070

226 Narum 14356 1621

69 Naseberry tree 4504 561

254 499 A'asturtium 1819

255 N. see Notoceras 1821
124 543 A'astus 986
282 Matrix 17560 1966

81 519 Nauclea 649

48 N. see Adlna 377

472 N. see Uncaria 3297

365 522 Nauenburgza 2464

183 Navelwort 1409

429 Neck£ra 2987

429 N. see An6modon 2986

429 N. see DaltomYz 2988

199 Nectarlna 12847 sy. 1499
199 Nectarine 12847 1499

47 AWwirfrt 3220 365

Oo 3

565

JUn. Nat. Bp. Gen.

398 505 Negtindium

24255 sy. 2774

398 505 Negimdo 2774

246 Negimdo 15616 sy. 1743

488 521 Neia 3404

197 515 Nelitris 1485

9 529 Nels6m« 60

226 498 Neliimbium 1613

250 528 A7emtsia 1777

141 Nemolapathum9184 1126

398 508 Nemopanthes 2775

60 527 Nemophila 478

368 536 Ne6ttia 2496

368 N. see Goodyera 2492

368 N. see Listera 2501

368 N. see Pelexia 24&5

368 N. see Stenorhynchus

2497

404 533 A'epenthes 2830

233 528 ATepeta 1654

232 N. see Anis6meles 1647

239 AT. see Calamfntha 1684

235 N. see Hyptis 1661

482 N. see Lophanthus 3371

145 505 Arephelium 9360 1159

4207 C2921
422 J- Nephrbdium sy. -J 2932

422i y 12938

443 Nephrbma 3099

121 538 Nerlne 968

121 N. see Brunsvigto 967

67 525 Arerium 529

67 A", see Alstbma 530

68 N. see Tabernaemon.

tana 548

67 AT. see Wrlghti'a 535

189 514 Nesze\i 1452

477 N. see Decodon 3348

189 N. see Helima 1453

262 499 Ne'slia 1871
356 Nesttera 21873 sy. 2392

379 Nettle 2615

412 Nettle tree 2770

302 511 Neurocarpum 7074
337 521 Neurola^na 2300
256 499 Neuroloma 1832
390 515 Neurosp<?rma 2703

84 New Jersey Tea 5502 668

203 New Zealand Spinach

13056 1519

196 New Zealand Tea

12653 1480

61 Nicandra 485

61 N. see Anisodus 486

167 Nicker tree 1278

309 511 Nicolsom'a 2119

61 527 Nicotzowa 488

61 N. see Petunia 489

459 Nidularia 3183

419 Nidus 25430 2921

215 500 NiebuhnY* 1540

225 496 Nigella 1606

182 Nigellastrum 11720 1392

72 Nightshade 591

367 536 Nigritella 2482

387 540 Nlpa 2681
418 544 Niph6bolus 2911
328 Nipplewort 2228
390 Mriui 23757 2708

303 511 Nissotex 2084
313 Niscdlia 19303 2136
436 Nitella 3046
188 517 Nitraria 1446
277 Nitta tree 1939

39 532 Nivemo 308

100 Ndbla 6559 816

336 521 N6cca 2287

•89 501 Noisetfc'a 706

56 527 Nolana 448

141 539 Nollna 1122

87 Nolitangere 5698 6!'8

80 520 Nonatelia 632

55 527 Nbnea 443

55 N. see iyc6psis 444

296 Nonesuch 18303 2061

215 504 Nor antea 1544

403 Norfolk Island Pine

24509 2821

388 Norway Spruce

433 Ntstoc 3018

5 525 Notelze'a 39

418 544 Nothochla^na 2910

422 N. see Cheilanthcs 2932

566

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lm. Nat. Sp. Gtn.

Lin. Xat. Sp. Gen.

139 Not Ana 9082 1099

311 0. see Eleibtis 2125

419 O. see Allosf.rus 2914

255 499 Notoceraa 1821

306 Onobrychis 18894 2102

423 O. sec Anclmia 2947

370 536 Notvlia 2538

418 54 1 Onoclea 2912

424 0. see F-.trychium 2!'50

167 AV.M 10806 1275

419 O. see Lomaria 2917

419 O. see Lomaria 2917

400 Nuinmularia 24344 2787

282 511 Ononis 1966

423 0. see Lypi.dium 2946

399 Nuniz/rt 24274 s^. 2778

331 521 Onopi'rdum 2245

418 O. see Struthiop.

217 498 Atiphar 1557

331 O. see Berardws 2246

tcris £913

Zil TC7O ^> U('*ia*

404 Nutmeg

330 O. see Carduus 2241

423 O. see Tbdert £944

2-;7 Nutmeg 14380 1623

53 527 0n6sma 431

419 O. see Woodwards 2919

287 502 Nuttall/a 2005

54 527 Onosmrdium 434

564 522 Osteospermum 2450

384 Nut tree '~6(>3

461 Onygena 3215

474 518 Ostericum 33^2

70 Nux-v6mica 4585 574

412 0 palus 25058 2867

106 Ostruthium 6928 870

530 NvcTAGiNEjE, Or. 152.
5 525 Nyctanthes 42

445 Opegrapha 5113
3 Opera Girls 194 16

383 535 O'strya £660
10 Oswego Tea 628 74

70 Nyctelea 4556 568

41 520 Opercularia 328

532 OSYRIDEA:, Or. 162.

69 524 Nycterisition 557

41 O. see Cryptosper-

596 532 O.-yris 2747

74 527 Nycterium

mum 329

183 Otaheite Apple

217 498 A'ymphx^a 1556

520 OPERCULARIEX Or. 104.

11787 1405

217 AT. see A^iiphar 1 557

424 544 Ophioglossum 2951

173 Otaheite Chestnut 1351

497 N\MPHJE.JCCK&, No. 9

131 538 Ophiopbgon 1041

381 Otaheite Myrtle 2632

415 532 Nyssa 2892

66 519 Ophiorhiza 524

338 522 Otanthus 2306

584 Oak 2666

132 0phiosc6rodon 8592 1046

S64 521 Othonna 2451

28 Oak Grass 223

413 525 Ophi. xylon 2878

179 Ct.tes 11493 1388

97 525 Obesia 785

36 542 Ophitirus 278

15 512 OUtea 109

411 Obibne 24999 sy. 28G2

36 O. see Pholiurus 280

507 OxALiDEjE, Or. 53.

219 507 0'chna 1582

367 536 0"phrys 2488

185 5l.'7 0'xalis 1414

170 0. see Gdmphia 1315

367 O. see Chamorchis 2489

184 O. see Bi6phytum 1413

507 OciiNA'caas, Or. 57.
502 Ochro

370 O. see Corallorrhlza 2520
367 0. see Hernitnium 2490

357 Oxeye 24C6
352 Oxeye Daisy 21643 2374

2C9 502 Ochrbma 1921

368 0. see Neottia 2496

57 Ox lip 3775 4;>1

68 525 Ochrosia 551

25 Oplismenus 1675 s^. 189

175 Ox's Horn 11192 1367

S13 51 1 ONchrus 2137

92 530 Oplothec-a 736

324 Oxtongue 1210

S60 499 Ochthbdium 1857

474 518 Op6panax 3329

HO'J n- 6 th 1" ^201 894

161 Ocbtea 10393 sy. 1226

487 521 Oporuiea 5397

201 3 ' 1. 12919 15C6

144 OCTA'NDRIA, Cl. 8.

109 O'pulus 7133 892

81 519 Oxyanthus 640

144 O. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

195 517 Opuntia 1474

14 530 Oxybaphus 97

158 O. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

438 Opuntia 26438 3067

4047 n • ' C 24531 28i;2

158 O. TRIGV'NIA, Or. 3.

411 Orach e 2862

407 j c/AjctQrus 7*. 24638 2837

160 O. TETRAGY'NIA, Or. 4.
872 536 Octomeria 2560

320 504 Orange tree 2187
96 525 O'rbea 784

155 523 Oxycoccus 1193
163 511 Oxylbbium li'48

350 O'culus Christ*

443 Orchall 3100

93 525 Ox v petal um 755

21522 2345

536 ORCHIDEJE, Or. 188.

140 531 Ox'yria 1104

240 529 0'cymum 1687

566 536 O'rchis 2481

94 525 Oxystt'lma 763

240 0. see Lumnitzera 1688
240 0. see Plectranthus 1689

367 0. see Anacamptis 2486
366 0. see Gymnadenia 2480

305 511 Oxytropis 2101
464 Ozdnium 5256

68 Oddllam 4463 550

367 0. see Habenfcria 2483

337 521 Ozothamnus 2t95

106 7 r 6885 8fil

S66 0. see Platan th era 2478

126 538 Pachidt'ndron 1010

249 > Odontltes •< 15763 1772

448 Oreads 26996 3118

175 496 Pachynema 1376

4203 625477 2922

217 500 Orel/ana 13835 1565

316 512 Pachyrhlzus 2155

565 521 OZdera 2461

422 Oreopteris 25594 2938

379 533 Pachysandra 2617

102 518 ffinanthe 833

107 Oreosellnum 6940 873

2CO Padus 12880 1502

382 540 CEnocarpus 2642

238 528 Origanum 1680

71 520 Paederia 577

83 CEnopha 5430 660

473 518 Orlaya 3313

9 528 Paderlta 64

83 OE. see Bercherma 658

308 511 Ormocarpura 2113

221 496 Pxlnia 1596

154 514 ffinothera 1183

162 511 Ormfsia 1238

221 495 Pscony 1.^96

415 Ogechee Lime

371 536 Ornithidium 2549

332 521 Palaloxm 2260

25216 2892

372 536 Ornithocephalus 2557

290 502 Palavm 2019

415 Oil Nut 2893

134 539 Ornithogalum 1053

80 520 Palicurm 633

357 Oil Seed 21899 2329

133 0. see /('Ilium 1046

83 508 Paliurus 659

243 Oily Grain 1716

134 0. see Eriospermum 1051

359 Pallas/« 22023 & 4 sy. 2421

£99 Oily Palm 2777

134 0. see Gage« 1052

392 Pal m a Christ/ 2/19

503 OLACINE.E, Or. 36.
14 503 O^lax 104

140 559 OrnithogK.ssum 1113
308 511 Ormthopus 2108

540 PA LMJE, Or. 201.
581 Palma-Pinus 232S2 sy.

287 O'lbia 17868 2008

308 O. see Astrottbium 2107

2637

497 Olden- C3302&6 388

308 O. see Myriadenus 2114

433 Palmella 3015

745 landiVi^-f. 4886 596

191 Ornithopus 12296 1460

141 7 f C 9176 11^4

321 Old Man's Beard 2196

145 Ornitrophe 9349 &

4133 Palmetto J_25I15£883

5 525 0xlea 56

51 sy. 1157

108 Panaces 70^9 J-84

67 Oleander 4367 529

12 525 0'rnus 83

415 518 7Janax 2899

42 Oleaster 341

248 529 Orobanche 1764

112 P. seeAralia 911

524 OLEYN*. Or. 124.

529 0ROBANCHE\E, Or. 146.

117 538 Pancratium 934

171 Olibanum tree 1333

313 511 Orobus 2138

117 P. see Chlidanthus 939

5 Olive 36

314 0. see Platystylis 2139

475 P. see Coburghm 3330

175 Olive Bark tree 1367

124 541 Orontium 990

117 P. see Eurytles 937

102 518 Oliver/a 828

124 O. see Rbhdeo 9M

117 P. see Isn.fene • 935

85 Olive-wood 672

249 Orontium 1.0778 1774

540 Pandi.nece, Or. 202,

105 Olusitrum 6826 854

184 Orostachys USSSsy. 1409

593 549 Pandiims 27SO

198 515 Olynthia 149°

111 Orpine 9(;4

24 Panic Grass 186

377 543 Olyra 2606

184 Orpine 11841 1410

124 Panic Grass 8097 L&8

390 533 Omalanthes 2707

15 502 Orttgto 114

24 543 Panicum 186

240 Online Plant 15263 1689

568 5£6 Orth6ceras 2499

36 P. see Arundinaria 289

591 533 Omphalea 2712

25 543 Orthoprgon 189

54 P. see Cynodon 263

165 512 OmphaKbium 1267

428 Orth6trichura 2984

25 P. see Echini chloa 188

277 509 Omphalobium 1P36

267 537 Orthrosanthes 19(,8

23 P. see Pennisttum 173

54 527 Omphalbdes 437

236 Orvula 14937 1665

56 P. see Tricholae'na 2^6

513 ONAGRA'RIJE, Or. 76.

139 543 Oryza 1102

237 Panzer/a 15163 .-#. ]673

371 536 Oncidium 2540

23 542 Oryzopsis 177

216 498 Pajmver 1552

132 Onion* 8601 1046

580 Osage Orange 2623

216 P. see Mecom'psis 1553

238 Onites 15125 1680

154 515 Osb^ckw 1181

498 PAPAM.HA\,EA-:, Or. 11.

332 521 Onobrbma £253

173 O. see Melastoma 1356

401 Papaw tree 2J-01

365 O. see Brottro 2470

435 Oscillatbria £037

401 Pf/jx'ya 24419 2801

O. see Carlowfz/a £254

394 Osier 24060 2732

597 Paper Mulberry

352 O. see Heracantha 2256

359 522 Osmltes 2420

24203 2756

310 511 Onobrychii 2124

423 541 Osmtinda 2945

Si 543 Pappfphorirm 268

GENERAL INDEX.

567

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen,

22 541 Papyrus 164

25 543 Penicillaria 191

27 542 Phalaris £16

51 Paraguay Tea 3432 41 1

463 Penicillium 3245

27 P. see Achnod6nton 214

192 Paralias 12393 1460

23 543 Pennisfetum 173

27 P. see ^fra 219

351 Pardalianches 21561 2353

259 Penny Cress 16336 1849

27 P. see Chilochloa 215

20 537 Pardanthus 149

235 Pennyroyal 14901 1659

27 P. seeCrypsis 211

404 496 Pareira Brava Root

233 Pennyroyal tree

£7 P. see Dtgraphis 217

2825

14751 1650

459 Phallus 3179

387 543 Pnriana 2680

106 Pennywort 863

111 502 Pharnacewwi 906

411 534 Parietaria 2S61

184 Pennywort 11831 1409

381 543 Pharus 2635

143 51 v! I'nrinuimm 1143

490 518 Pentacrypta 3419

425 ' Phascum 2961

160 538 Paris 1221

320 504 Pentadesma 2189

31,1 512 Phasfeolus 2149

318 512 Farii'ba 2173

52 PENTA NDRIA, Cl. 5.

316 P. see .Dulichos 2152

419 54t Parkcna £916

52 P. MONOOY'NIA, Or. 1.

244 529 Phavlopsis 1726

277 512 Park/rt 1939

93 P. DIGY'MA, Or. 2.

229 Pheasant's Eye

167 512 Parkinsr.mVz 1273
442 Parmelia 3(,94

109 P. TniGY'Nii, Or. 3.

14537 16/54
169 507 PhebMium 1312

112 501 Parnussia 910

112 P. PENTA<.Y NIA, Or. 5.

418 Pheg.'pteris 25378 2908

316 512 Par. chetus 2156

115 P. POLYGY NIA, Or. 6.

103 518 Phellandrium 838

91 Slii Paronychia 728

285 503 Pentapetes 1997

105 P. see 3/eum 857

91 P. see/lk'cebrum 726

241 523 Pentar'iphia 1700

384 Phellos £3409 2666

516 PAIIONYCHIE\E, Or. 90.

184 516 Penthorum 1411

515 PHILADE'LPHEjE, Or. 83.

71 Piirgui 4621 583

243 528 Pentstemon 1717

196 515 Ph.ladelphus 1479

255 499 Parrya 182f.

338 522 Pentzm 2311

5 525 Phill^rea 37

f8 r'5

13 534 Peperbmia 94

277 507 Philotheca 1933

3330

139 514 Peplis 1100

91 530 Phil6xerus 723

42 I Parsley- r2824 337
152J Piert 19822 1173

1!>1 Peplis 12349 1460
191 PepHis 12358 1460

3 541 Philydrum 17
453 Phlebia 3130

108 Parsnep 883

389 Pepo 23690 2698

27 542 Phleum 213

67 525 Parsi'.ns/rt 539

13 Pepper "3

27 P. see Chilochloa 215

364 5.2 Parthenium 2457

438 Pepper Dulse 26403 3065

237 528 Phlbmis 1674

353 Parthenium 21691 2375

425 Pepper Grass 25713 2958

238 P. see Leonotis 1676

357 522 Pa>cal/« 2404

235 Peppermint 14865 1659

238 P. see ieucas 1675

23 542 Paspalum 178

198 Peppermint tree

59 526 Phlox 472

23 P. see Ceri-si« 182

12821 1493

386 540 Phoevnix 2745

227 Pasque Flower

82 Pepper Vine 5376 656

342 521 Pho?n6coma 2325

14102 1629

262 Pepperwort 1873

371 536 Pholiridta 2551

157 532 Passerlna 1201

51 Perarfo 3419 411

36 542 Pholiurus 280

157 P. see daphne 1197

a51 521 Perdicium 2355

459 Mibma 3173

157 P. see Lachna^a 1202

350 P. see Chzetanthera 2349

138 539 Phormium 1084

157 P. see Stellera ./20i>

363 P. see TYixis 244.'

202 513 Photinia 1509

151 Passerina 9765 1'73

196 517 Pevesk/a 1476

465 Phragmidium 3272

269 516 PassifK.ra 1923

95 525 Pergularia 774

29 543 Phragmites 229

270 P. see Muruchia 1924

67 P. see Vallaris 538

241 528 Phiyma 1697

270 P. see Tacsbuto 1925

26 543 Peribalia 209

2 537 Phrynium 5

516 PASSIFLOHE*, Or. 8'i.

460 Perichse^na 3200

384 Phulluta 23420 2636

269 Passion Flower 1923

79 Periclymenum 5216 621

123 538 Phvcella P70

384 Pasteca 23715?;. 2699

235 528 Perilla I860

89 508 Ph^lica 710

389 Pasteque 237150.26! 9

461 Peri.Ma 3222

472 P. see SoulangiYi 3311

108 518 Pastinaca 883

93 525 Perfploca 749

472 P. see Staav/a 3S09

474 P. see Opopanax 3329
70 527 Patag.'.nula 565

93 P. see Microloma 753
290 502 Pt-riptera 2022

404 Phyllamphora 24559 2830
390 533 Phyllanthus 2708

267 537 Patersr.nia 1907

267 500 Peritoma 1905

391 P. see L mblica 2710

141 Patience 9188 112'J

67 Periwinkle 528

K92 P. see Kfrgnnclfa 2722

141 Patientia 9188 1126

36 543 Perotis £83

390 P. see Xylophylla 2709

41 520 Patrinirt 330

161 532 Persea 1228

100 520 Phvllis 816

£15 P. see Ryanea 154 1

475 Persian Sun's-eye v. 1017

417 Phvllitidis £5346 2908

165 Pau!et/rt 10648 1 6-i

199 512 Ptrsica 14"9

439 Ph^llitis 26478 3078

159 505 Paullin/fl ' 1214

158 Persicaria 10232 1210

285 512 PhylloU.bium 1^90

49 520 Pavetta 382

150 Persuluta 9720 1173

130 539 Phvlloma 1021

49 Pnvetta 3282 379

39 532 Persortma 314

116 Phylogyne 7570^. 933

143 505 Paw* 1138

174 .513 PetaK.ma 1364

71 527 Physalis 586

288 502 Pavonifl 2011

P. see Mourlria

61 P see Nicandro 485

313 Pea 2135

269 511 Petalosttmum 1922

460 Physarum 3197

199 Peach 1499

344 Petasltes 21104 2333

391 Physic Nut 2717

201 Pear 12944 1507

143 531 Petivenc 1136

107 518 Physospermum 876

52 Pearl wort 416

218 Petodma 13848 1571

483 528 Phvsostegia 3380

101 Pecten 6563 819

^47 5?9 Petrert 1755

403 540 Phvtelephas 2816

97 525 Pectin aria 788

331 5 -'I Petr,N.binm 2282

78 522 Phyter,ma 611

352 521 Pectis 2368

25S 499 Petrocallis 1845

90 7 p. f 5884 7 1 4

352 P. see Longchampsz«

143 Petrocarva 9301 sy. 1143

1^0 \ ^nyteuma ^ 12242 1459

2369

37 532 Petrophiia 302

187 531 Phvtolacca 1420

526 PEDAM'NEjE, Or. 132.

474 518 PetroseUnum 3 '30

531 PHYTOLA^CE^, Or. 154.

£48 526 Pedaliuin 1760

280 Pettv Whin 17488 1963

97 525 Piaranthus 789

£50 528 Pedicularis 1781

61 527 Petunia 489

54 Picotza 36201

193 533 Pedilanthus 14S1

108 518 Peucedanum 882

&3ty. 437

42 Peepla 2778 331

105 P. see Ovdium 860

388 Pichta 23631 2686

42 Peeplee 2778 331

107 P. see PtTula 880

398 509 Picramnia 2765

188 507 P.'ganum 1444

474 P. see Silaus 3328

322 521 Picndium 2202

224 505 Pckea 14278.W. 1601

402 534 Pct'mus 2808

324 521 Picris 22)0

271 506 Pelargbnium 1929

454 Peziza 3144

327 P.seeHelminthia 2216

307 Pelecinus 18980 2104

150 Peziza 9714 1173

329 Picris 20255 2239

123 Pelegrma 8040 979

305 511 Ph'ica 2100

308 511 Picttt/rt 2112

3«8 536 Pelexia 2495

306 P. see Astragalus 2K)2

476 505 Pierard/rt 3,340

132 539 Peliosanthes 1043

304 P. see Glottidium 2089

317 Pigeon Pea 2160 318

411 Pellitory 2861

305 P. see Oxytropis 2101

379 534 Pi lea 2614

353 Pellitory 21R91 2375

305 P. see Sphajrosphysa

230 Pilewort 1636

354 Pellitory of Spain

2096

425 Pillwort 2!'5S

21751 2"R4

59 527 Phacelia 477

460 Pih'bolus 3189

250 PeU.ria 15845 v. 177r>

470 P. see Nemophila 478

324 Pilos.'lla 19974 2211

£58 499 Peltaria 1844

458 Phacidium 3166

425 544 Pilulaiia 2958

£66 P. see Heli6phila 1902

454 Phacorhlza 27340 3138

12 532 Pimelea 87

443 Peltidea 3098

189 516 Phacosp^rma 1450

198 515 Pime'nta 1491

48 523 PeiiffiYi 373

136 539 Phalangium 1063

58 Pimpernel 458

523 PENeacear, Or. 116.

141 P. seeNolmo 1122

103 518 Pimpindlla 836

O o 4

568

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

104 P. see S\son 849

103 P. see rragium 837

104 P. see Trinia 847
S87 Pinaster 23582 2685

81 519 Pinckneya 644

387 Pine 2685

118 Pine-apple 952

9 529 Pingulcula 66

118 Pineuin 76*5 P51

177 Pink 1386

195 Pin Pillow 12617 1474

387 535 Plnus 2685

388 P. see AV\es 2686
388 P. see Cedrus 2688
387 P. see Cunningham/a

2683

387 P. see Ddmmara 2684

388 P. see Z,arix 2687
13 534 Piper 93
13 P. see Peperbmia 94

534 PIPERAYE*. Or. 172.

239 Piperllla 15164 1681
36 Pipewort 293

477 511 Piptanthus 3343
23 542 Piptatherum 183

337 521 Piqueria 2293

111 Piriqueta 7247 sy. 900

283 511 Piscfdia 1975

304 P. see Daubentbma 2090

263 Piscidium 16553 1873

143 530 PisbmVz 1135

397 Pistachia tree 2763

397 509 Pistkcia 2763

454 Pistiliaria 3139

374 PistoK.chia 22860 2582

478 516 Pistorinia 3355
313 511 Plsum 2135

313 P. see OVhrus 2137
118 539 Pitcairmo 954
404 Pitcher Leaf 24559 2830
404 Pitcher Plant 2830

501 PiTTospbRE.E, Or. 24.

86 501 Pitt6sporum 679

' 48 526 Pladera 369

285 502 Plagianthus 2002

296 Plagi61obum 2057

51 534 Planera 412
385 Plane tree 2668
277 Plank Plant 17294 1943

530 PLANTAGINEJE, Or. 151.

47 530 Plantago 364

142 Plantago 9253 1132

47 Plantain 364

142 Plantain 9253 1132

93 Plantain tree 746

366 536 Platanthera 2478

385 534 Platan us 2668

277 511 Platychllum 1942

277 511 Platylbbiura 1941

336 521 Platypteris 2285

474 518 Platyspermum 3332

314 511 Platystylis 2139

240 529 Plectranthus 1GS9
483 P. see Cbleus 3383
240 P. see Lumnitzdnz 1688

90 508 Plectronia 712

161 541 Pleea 1233

423 544 Pleop^ltis 2939

174 515 Plerbma 1360

221 496 Pleurandra 1595

107 518 Pleurospermum 877

371 537 Pleurothallis 25S9

370 P. see Notylia 2538

370 P. see Rodriguezwx 2521

81 520 Plocama 617

342 Ploughman's Spike-
nard 2329

393 533 Plukenetwz 2728

199 Plum 1501
530 PLUMBAGINEJE, Or. 150.

52 530 Plumbago 423
68 525 PlumienVz 544
98 Pneumonanthe6354 794

32 543 Pba 254
26 P. see Airdpsis 208

33 P. see Eragr6stis 255

33 P. see Hydruchloa 258

34 P. see Leptochloa 262
P. see Megastctchya 256

33 P. see Sclerochloa 257

31 P. see Tricuspis 245

32 P. see Tribdia 249
298 511 Poc6ck?V» 2064

105 Podagraria 6S39 856

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

163 511 Podal^ria 1245

163 P. see Baptisia 1244

282 P. see Requitjnwi 1967

162 P. see Therm6psis 1241
96 525 Podanthes 782

488 522 Podanthus 3410

419 Pod-fern 2915
388 535 Podocarpus 2690
350 521 Pod61epis 2348
488 P. see Stylolepis 3403

163 511 Podolbbium 1247
497 PODOPHYLLAXCE^, Or. 7.

216 497 Podophyllum 1548

153 P. see Jefffersonfa 1178

142 531 Podcjpterus 1128

188 Podbria 12129 sy. 1442
322 521 Podospermum 2200

95 Podostigma6178sy. 772

396 Poet's Cassia 2747

369 536 Pogbnia 2505

248 P. see My6porum 1761

240 528 Pogostemon 1690

167 512 Poinciana 1274

167 P. see Coulterio 1277

283 511 Poiretza 1977
277 P. see Hovea 1940
1217 Poison p»78&9 967
120 j Bulb I 7833 964

70 Poison Nut 1585 574

110 Poison Oak 7170 894

477 513 Pofvrea 3347

189 500 Polanisia 1455
526 POLEMONIA^CE^E, Or. 134.

59 526 Polembnium 474

123 538 Polianthes 978

233 Pblium 14717 1648

4 516 Pollichza 22

410 543 Pollinio 2843

410 P. see Chrysopbgon 2853

233 Poly 14717 1648

319 POLVADE'LPHIA, Cl. 18.

318 P. DECA'NDRIA, Or. 1.

319 P. POLYA'NDRIA, Or. 2.
215 POLYA'NDRIA, Cl. 13.
215 P. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

221 P. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

222 P. TRIGY'NIA, Or. 3.

224 P= TETRAGY'NIA, Or. 4.

225 P. PENTAGY'NIA, Or. 5.

226 P. POLYGY'NIA, Or. 6.
459 Polyangium 3185
116 539 Polyanthus 7546 933
417 544 Polyb6trya 2901

36 516 Polycarpon 291

15 531 Polycnemum 115

295 501 Polygala 2053

295 P. see Mundia 2055

295 P. see Muralt/V* 2054
501 POLYGA\EJE, Or.

405 POLYGAVMIA, Cl. 23.

405 P. MoNffiViA, Or. 1.

413 P. DiosYiA, Or. 2.

131 538 Polygonatum 1040

531 POLYG^NEiE, Or. 157.

158 531 Polygonum 1210

159 P. see Tragopyrum 1211
437 Polyldes 3062
363 522 Pol^mnia 2443
417 544 Polypodium 2908

420 P. see Allantodia 2923
422 P. see Aspfdium 2938
420 P. see ^splenium 2921
4'22 P. see Cheilanthes 2932
417 P.seeGymnogramma2904

417 P. see Meniscium 2905

418 P. see Niph6bolus 2911
417 P. see Xiphopteris 2906
417 Polypody 2908

25 542 Polypogon 201

452 Polyporus 3125

335 521 Polypteris 2277

436 Polysiphbnia 3051

292 503 Polyspora 2036

572 536 Polystachya 2555

458 Polystigmrt 3160

463 Polythrfncium 3253

426 Polytrichum 2971

84 508 Pomaderris 670

89 501 Pombalza 704

199 Pomegranate 1497

129 Pwipbnium 8413 1016

65 523 Ponc-elet?rt 516

Lin. Nat. £]>. Gen.

317 512 Pongamia 2165

540 PoimDR^Rcte, Or. 199.

119 540 Pontederza 959

368 536 Ponthi^va 2494
401 Poplar 2793

216 498 Poppy 1552
401 535 P6pulus 2793

64 527 Porana 495

64 I', see Din fetus 497
112 Poranthera 909

25 I Pnr^.mino 5"^96 196

36 j Porcupine ^3 ^5
445 Porina 3115
14.5 507 Porliero 1155
337 Porophyllum 20706 2291
437 Porphyra 3061
132 P6rrum 8602 1046

85 Portenschlagm

5535 sy. 672

75 519 Portlands 604

75 P. see Coutarta 603

200 Portugal Laurel

12886 1502

189 516 7Jortulaca 1447

189 P. see Tallnum 1448

111 516 Portulacaria 907

516 PoRTULA^CEjE, Or. 89.

203 Portulacastrum

13047 sy. 1517

80 519 Posoqueria 635

80 P. see Gardenia 638

52 541 Potamogeton 414

411 543 Potam6phila 2858

72 Potato 4706 591

213 512 Potenti lla 1528

213 P. see Cdmarum 1527

383 512 Poterium 2655

41 541 Pbthos 331

42 P. see Symplocarpus 332
389 Pot'rra 23691 2698
389 Potiron 23691 2698
207 Pot Marigold 1520
183 509 Poupa^a 1407
119 539 Pourretfo 955
241 529 Prasium 1696

369 536 Prasophyllum 2510

245 529 Premna 1737

323 521 Prenanthes 2206
487 P. see Atalanthus 3395
327 P. see Crepis 2215

324 P. see Le6ntodon 2207
487 P. see Harpalyce 3396
373 536 Prescotw 2574

67 525 Prestt.ma 534

65 Prickly Cedar 519
25 Prickly Grass 188

296 5J1 Prie»tlt>ya 2060

57 Primrose 451

57 530 Primula 451

529 PRIMULAYEJE, Or. 148.

380 Prince's Feather

23239 2628

138 508 Prlnos 1089

384 Prin us 23431 2(SGf>
244 Prionltis 15484 1725

77 522 Prismatocarpus 608

246 529 Priva 1746
246 P. see Str^ptium 1747

5 Privet 40

217 500 Prockia 1567
379 534 Procris 2616
117 Prolphys 7644 sy. 937

37 514 Proserpinaca 299
168 512 Prosopis 1283

240 529 Prostantht-ra 1692
459 Prosthemium 3175

37 532 Protea 304

37 P. see Isopbgon 303
396 P. see Leucaden-

dron 2749

38 P. see Leucosper-

mum 3C5

38 P. see Mimetes 306

39 P. see NivJnia 308

37 P. see Petr6phila 302

38 P. see Serruria 307
532 PROTE<vmz?, Or. 160.

433 Protoc6ccus 3014

434 Protonfcma 3031
443 Prunaster 26751 3101

241 52!) Prunella 1694
199 512 Primus 1501
199 P. see Wray'gdalus 1498
199 P. see ^rmenlaca 1500

GENERAL INDEX. 569

Lin. Nat. Bp, Gen.

IJn. Nat. 8p. Gen.

Un. Nat. Sp. Gen.

^l P. see Cerasus 1502

199 513 Pnnica 1497
409 Pursaftha 24889 2838

147 Red Nightshade
9510 1173

27 543 Psamma 210

480 512 PurshzVi 3366

394 Red Osier 23984 2732

180 Psammltis 11580 1388

54 P. see Onosmbdium 434

290 502 Redoutea 2017

304 Pseud-acacia 18773 2086

189 Purslane 1447

284 Red Saunders Wood

177 Pseud- Armeria

111 Purslane tree 907

17723 1986

11383 1386

135 539 Puschkinza 1057

168 Red Water tree 1285

335 Pseudo-Acmella

397 Putranjiva 24197 2752

84 Red Wood 668

20620 2281

238 528 Pycnanthemum 1679

82 1 Red Wood f S398 ^

180 Pseudo-^tucion

236 529 Pycnustachys 1662

269 j «ed wood J 16S48 1920

11625 1388

200 Pyracantha 12895 1506

29 Reed 229

200 Pseiido- Cerasus

201 Pyraster 12944 v. 1507

29 Reed-upon-Reed

12663 1502

456 Pyrenium 3153

1912 231

232 Pseudo-Chamae'pitys

441 Pyrenula 3090

486 503 Reevesza 3391

14700 1648

353 522 Pyrfcthrum 2375

167 512 Reichardza 1278

312 Pseudo-Cracca

354 P. see ^'nthemis

352 522 Relhama 2372

19208 2133

173 523 Pf rola 1349

22 541 Remirea 167

377 Pseudo-Cypfenw

173 P. see Chimaphila 1350

372 536 Renanthera 2566

23012 2599

415 Pyrularia 25219 sy. 2893

20 537 Renealmz'rt 148

265 Pseudo-Cytisus

201 513 Pyrus 1507

282 511 Requienza 1967

16662 1888

202 P. see Ameldnchier 1502

190 500 Peseda 1459

237 Pseudo-ZJictamnus

201 P. see Crata^gus 1506

500 /?ESEDA\)EJ5, Or. 14.

15094 1672

497 Pythagorean Bean

282 Restharrow 1966

264 Pseudo-Erucastrum

58 526 Pyxidanthfera 460

541 RESTIA^CE*. Or. 208.

16614 1883

252 Pyxidaria 16002 1800

396 541 Restio 2742

233 Pseudo-Ifyssupus

469 532 Quadrm 3286

396 R. see Thamnoch6rtus

14718 1648

32 Quaking Grass 253

2741

117 Pseudo-Narcissus

135 Quamash 8832 1054

472 508 Retanilla 3298

7599 933

170 507 Quassia 1316

461 Reticularia 3211

287 Pseudo-O'lbia 17863 20()8

170 Q. see Simaruba 1317

460 R. see Angioridium 3203

324 Pseudo-Pilosella

116 Queltia 7590 sy. 933

64 527 Retzia 502

19974v. 2211

385 Quercitron 23444 2666

33 542 Rhabd6chloa 260

412 Pseudo-Platanus

384 535 «u<*rcus 2666

51 .Rhacbma 3413 410

25061 2867

37 516 Querza 297

328 521 Rhagadiolus 2230

98 Pseudo-Pneumonanthe

91 Q. see Anychia 730

324 Rhagadiolus 19965 2210

6355 794

425 Quillwort 2957

412 531 Rhagbdia 2863

233 Pseudo-Scorodbnia

202 Quince 1508

508 JRHA/MNEJE, Or. 60.

14732 1648

99 Quinda 6477 810

82 508 TJhamnus 657

384 Pseudo-Suber 23423 2666

173 518 Quisqualis 1355

83 R. see BerchfemzVi 658

364 521 Psiadia 2454

168 506 Quivisia 1296

84 R. see Ceanbthus 668

197 515 Psfdium 1484

464 Racodium 3257

83 R. see Zizyphus 660

197 P. see Nelitris 1485

457 Racbdium 27532 3157

413 540 Rhapis 2880

4 Psillurus 249 sy. 32

52 502 Radlola 419

360 521 Rhapuntica 2433

424 544 Psilbtum 2956

266 499 Radish 1897

161 Rhap6nticum 10422 1232

316 512 Psophocarpus 2158

278 511 R&fhia 1947

214 504 Rheed;a 1533

301 511 Psoralea 2071

278 R. see Vascba 19*8

161 531 ^heum 1232

283 P. see Cyamdpsis 1969

186 Ragged Robin 12018 1415

154 515 .fthexia 1182

283 P. see Dalea 1971

364 Ragwort 2451

174 R. see Aci&tis 1362

265 499 PsycMne 1892

345 Ragwort 21161 2335

174 R. see Acisanthtra 1365

80 520 Psych6tria 631

400 538 Rajflma 2786

477 R. see Chs-togastra 3345

82 P. see Geophila 651
80 P. see Nonatelia 632

444 Ramallna 3108
145 Rambottan 9360 sy. 1159

476 R. see OsWckw 1181
174 R. see Plerbma 1360

80 P. see Palicuria 633

60 527 Ram6ndo 479

248 528 Rhinanthus 1771

47 Psyllium 3209 364

402 Ramontchi 24444 2811

126 538 Rhipidodendron 1009

355 Ptarmica 21796 2387

397 Ramoon tree 2761

196 517 Rhipsalis 1475

49 507 Ptelea 391

78 Rampion 611

505 RmzoBbLE*, Or. 46.

49 P. see Ptelidium 394

76 7 • f 4963 607

505 Rhizobolus

49 508 Ptelidium % 394

gg J Rampion £5834 714

461 Rhizoctbnia 3219

420 544 Pt^ris 2926

81 519 RandzY* 641

464 Rhizom6rpha 3255

419 P. see Allosbrus 2914

495 ^ANUNCULA^CEjE, Or. 1.

188 513 Rhiz6phora 1428

421 P. see Cheilanthes 2932

230 496 .Ranunculus 1637

513 RHIZOPHURE*:, Or. 74.

421 P. see Lonchltis 9928

115 R. see Ceratocepha-

459 Rhizopbgon 3182

418 P. see Nothochlae'na 2910

lus 931

490 516 Rhodlola 3418

418 P. seeTa?riitis 2909

230 R. see Ficaria 1636

171 523 -Rhododendron 1339

284 512 Pterocarpus 1986

264 7iapa 16592 1883

438 Rhoddmela 3064

318 P. see Drepanocarpus

264 499 Rape 16592 1883

171 52-3 .Rhodura 1338

2167

2H6 Raphanf strum 16683 1897

40 532 Rhopdla 323

318 P. seeEcastaphyllum 21G8

266 499 tfaphanus 1897

161 Rhubarb 1232

303 P. see Lonchocarpus 2085
469 520 Pteroc^phalus 3290
43 P. see Cephalaria 345

264 R. see tfrassica 1883
260 R. see Chorispora 1861
266 R. see Enarthrocarpus

110 509 Phus 894
277 R. see Omphatobium 1936
314 512 Rhynchbsia 2145

44 P. see Scabibsa 346

1899

21 541 Rhvnch6spora 154

427 Pterogonium 2977

263 R. see Goldbachfa 1881

458 Rhytfsma 3165

4C29 Pterogbnium 25912 2993
256 499 Pteroneuron 1830

381 Raphia 23281 sy. 2637
202 Raphi61epis 1510

90 517 Kibes 719
47 Rib Grass 3160 364

332 521 PterL.nia 2261

260 499 .Rapistrum I860

432 Riccia 3000

332 P. see Staehellna 2259

260 R. see Ochthodium 1857

139 Rice 1102

285 503 PterospcJrmum 2000
369 536 Pterortylis 2518

76 .Rapunculus 4963 607
472 508 Raspalza 330«

143 541 Ric-hardza 1142
139 R see Richardsbnio 1095

366 536 Pterygbdium 2474

212 Raspberry 13505 1523

139 520 Richardsonza 1095

S56 522 Ptilostephium 2397

501 Ratanhia Root

188 500 Richien 1441

438 Ptilbta 3063

100 Rat Poison 6558 815

392 533 7ficinus £719

473 518 Ptychbtis 3315

501 Rattany

257 499 Rici>t/a 1834

465 Puccinia 3271

424 Rattlesnake Fern

269 503 Riedlezo 1919

216 Puccoon 1547

25672 2950

54 527 Rind^ra 436

283 511 Puer;iria 1970

295 Rattlesnake Root

410 543 Ripidium 2842

460 Puff Ball 3191

18263 2053

131 538 Rip6gonum 1037

235 Pulegium 14901 1659

71 525 Rauw61f/a 579

365 TfHro 22408 2468

350 Pulicaria 21512 2345

118 Ravencila 7663 sy. 946

42 531 Rivlno 334

55 527 Pulmonaria 4-S8

225 517 Reaumurzo 1607

433 Rivularia 3022

2'27 Pulsatllla 14402 16^29

161 Red Bay 10396 1226

433 R. see Corynephora 3021

16 1 511 PuHenaj\* 1262

404 Red Cedar 24521 2822

434 R. see Mesoglbia 3034

125 Pnmns 8172 <)9fi

198 Red Gum tree 12787 1493

183 509 RoWrg/rt 1408

3>J8 Pumpkin 2J090 £6'j8

110 Red Lac 7164 894

328 521 RoWrt/a 2223

570

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

304 511 KobimYi 2086

252 528 RusselzY* 1798

159 505 Saponaria 10342 1218

SO* It. see Carngima 2091

169 507 Aiita 1309

69 Sapbta 4503 561

304 R see Halimoden-

477 R. see Aploph^llum

524 Stipotees, Or. 121.

dron 2092

3342

167 Sdpjmn 1C810 1275

503 R. *ee Lonchocar-

507 -RtrrVcE.*, Or. 55.

72 527 Saratha 587

pus 2083

420 -Kuta muraria

372 536 Sarc nlhus 256'J

162 R. see Ormf.sia l-'.-Js

25469 2921

2P4 49S Sarcoi-apnos '.'051

3.$ R. see Pii-tet/a 2112

86 504 Ruysch/a 688

285 506 S;iicoc..ulon 1992

317 R. see Pongiimia 21 6 >
303 R. see ieplirusia 2083

215 500 Ryan^a 1541
35 Rye 27.>

82 519 Sarco>eplialus 652
370 53f> S..rcoeh,lus 252,5

ln'2 R. see Virgflia 1242

35 Rye Grass 271

378 533 Sarcoc..cca 2610

38.5 7ibbur 23464 i'ti Hi

437 Rvtiphla^a 3052

94 525 Sarc..lobus 765

132 Rocambole 8593 104fi

141 540 S>",I>«1 11 -4

270 511 Sarcophjllum 1958

443 Ruccella 31(0

' 59 526 .sabbatia 468

9'5 525 Sarcostemma 757

y, 0? T> i ,. $ 18i>3

289 Snbdarffa 17987 2014

216 4!* Sam.CiMM 1555

S3] Rocket i 1887

36 543 Stu;charum 284

498 SAiutA<E\zW, Or. 10.

219 Rock Rose 1389

36 S. see Krianthus 285

399 SarsapariUa 24295 2783

63 Rock Rose 42'53 492

36 S. seelmperMa 287

29-2 Satdttqua 181H4 2u38

434 Rot:k Violet 26169 C( ,27

410 S. see Ripiuium 2842

161 Sassafiastree 10403 1226

828 521 Rodig/Vi 2223

36 S. see Tncholae^na 286

2.:3 528 Satvrtj' l^'.O

370 5;>6 Kodriguez/a 2521

226 Sacred Bean 1613

366 536 A'atvrium 2477

79 522 Roellrt 613

16 Saffron 1C24 116

366 S. see Civmnadenia 2480

77 R. see Campanula 607

10 Sage 76

367 S. seeNigritt'lla £482

124 541 R.'.hdea 991

52 502 Sag'ma 416

S67 S. see 0 rchis 2481

3o3 521 Roland™ 2469

383 536 Sagittaria 2653

225 50,3 Saurauja 1612

216 49>s Romferia 1550

381 Sago Palm 1'6S7

144 534 Saururus 1145

75 519 Rondelctta 6'02

381 540 Sugus 2637

329 521 Saussurea 2240

396 Rops Grass 2742

293 St. Andrew's Cross

87 501 >auvagesia 699

208 51.'? Ri.** 1522

18176 2044

404 Savin 24515 2S--2

512 JRo^.^cF.iE, Or. 68.

362 St. Barnaby's Thistle

233 Savory 1650

289 .Kbsa malabarica

22208 2434

264 Savory Cabbage v. 3. 1883

17978 2014

310 Saintfoin 2124

lo'6 " Savory Spiderwort

288 .flbsa sinensis 17943 2014

306 Saintfoin 18894 2102

8879 1062

2 537 Roscbea 7

414 St. John's Bread

329 Saw-wort 22;-9

208 Rose 1522

25130 2885

175 517 Saxitraga 1380

304 Rose Acacia 18782 208H

320 St. John's Wort 2190

175 Saxifrage 1380

155 Rose Kay 10048 11 £6

123 St Martin's Flower

103 Saxifrage 6716 836

186 Rose Campion 1415

8042 979

517 SAXIFIIA%GE^E, Or. 96.

10 Rosemary 75

80 St. Peter's Wort 623

43 520 Scabibsa 346

1037 „ ("6703 835
1C9J Rosemary } 7uy? 8gy

320 St. Peter's Wort
19699 2190

43 S. see Cephalaria 345
469 S. see Succisa 3288

186 Rose of Heaven

124 Salep 8107 99. >

43 Scabious 346

12009 1415

189 Salicaria 12187 1451

79 522 Sca/vola 620

260 Rose of Jericho 1858

514 SALICA^RI.E. Or. 79.

350 Scalia 21547 sy. 2348

293 Rose of the World v.

4 531 Salic.'.rnia 23

132 Season 861!- v. li.46

44 20 8

385 Salisbury 2669

63 Seammbnia 4184 492

490 Rose Root 3418

S93 535 6'alix 2732

63 Scammony 4184 492

109 Rose Snowball tree

335 521 Salmra 2283

101 518 Scanuix 819

7133 v. 892

385 S. see Carludovic« 2670

101 S. see ^nthriscus 820

10 528 Ttosmarinus 75
SI 543 Rostraria 242

14 Salpianthus 935 sy. 98
243 527 Salpiglossis 1714

101 S. see Charrophyllum 821
102 S. see Torilis 827

284 512 RotlWrt I»s2

322 Salsify 19787 2197

323 Scarlola 19879 2204

36 542 Rottboell/rt 279

123 Salslla 8045 979

129 Scarlet Pomponc

4 R. see Monerma 32

99 531 Salsbla 808

8413 1016

Sri R. see Ophiurus 278

^9 S. see Anabasis 807

250 Sceptrum CaioYnmm

402 533 Rottlem 2810

99 S. see Chenopudium 810

15S82 1781

lol Rough Chervil 820

304 Salt tree . 2G92

397 508 Schfpfferm 2757

40 KoUfiala 2ti97sy. 323

99 Saltwort 808

397 S. see Drv petes 2753

144 538 Roxburgh fa 1149

10 529 SalVia 76

30 543 Schedonbrus 239

161 Roval Bay 10388 1226

425 544 Salvinia 2959

131 5o9 Sclu-lhammtm 1036

175 524 Roven« 1373

415 Samara 25207 2891

140 536 Scheuchzeria 1106

485 528 Ro^leo 3376

6 Silmbac 294 43

401 509 Schlnus 2799

81 Ruyoc 5342 648

110 519 Sambucus 893

382 S. see Duvaua 2649

g} AM*,,. {%$ £1

79 530 Samolus 618
103 Samphire 831

32 543 Schfsmus 248
425 Schistostega 2963

45 519 tfubia 349

175 508 Samyda 1368

257 499 Schivereckza 1S39

519 AOBIA'CBX, Or. 103.

508 SAMY'MES, Or. 62.

423 544 Schiza^a 2948

211 512 rtubus 1523

168 Sandal tree 1294

380 497 Schizandra 2625

358 522 Rudb<?ck/rt 2411

50 Sandal Wood 402

8 528 Schizanthus 55

4X8 R. see Erhinacea 3408

K92 Sandbox tree 2723

433 Si'hizonema 3010

317 512 Rud-.lphza 21H3

168 506 Saiiduricum 1294

254 499 Srhizopi'talon 1816

169 Rue 1309

311 Sandwood 19193 213(j

452 Schizophvllum 3123

244 529 Ruell/rt 1727

181 Sandwort 1390

352 521 Schkuhna 2367

24> R. see Aphelandra 1731

216 498 Sanguinaria 1.547

145 505 SchmideUa 1157

245 R. see Crossandra 1733

42 512 Sanguisorba 338

13 542 Schmidtm 92

245 R see Hygrophila 1728

383 Sanguisorba 23369 2655

410 Schtt>n<'iithus 24916 2844

381 Rf.ffia 23280 2637

102 San tele 823

396 Scho?n6dum

291 503 RUI'ZM 2(i°->

102 518 Sanicula 823

24128 si/. 2743

114 503 Ruling/Yi 927

130 538 Sanseviero 1025

132 Schoenrprasum 8620 1046

Ih9 R. see ^nacampseros

532 Sanfali,ce(e, Or. 163.

21 541 Schce^nus 150

1449

50 532 Santalum 402

21 S. see Chatospora 147

141 531 TTumex 1126

337 522 Santolina 2304

12 S. see Cladium 88

142 H. see E^mcx 1127

354 S. see Anacyclus 23.^2

377 S. see Kobresz« 2600

140 7?. seeOxyria 1104

337 S. see Lasiospermum

21 S. see.S'c(rpus 1.8

109 518 i:\im\a 888

2305

165 512 Schbtm 12';6

105 R. see Capnophyllum

338 S. see Otanthus 23C6

165 S. see Omphalubium 1267

853

355 Santolina 21818 2387

139 519 Sfhrauera 1096

52 o41 Ruppirt 415

339 Sant. nica 20836 2313

406 512 Schrnnkirt 2835

Rupture- wort 813

355 522 SanvitM/Vr 2386

85 Schreberrt 5^36 sy. 672

403 538 y/uscus 2814

505 Saouari Nut

388 535 Schub<?rt/a 2689

124 Rush 994

505 SAPI>DA\-EJE, Or. 47.

104 518 Schfiltzwi 850

Rush 19896 2205

159 505 Sapindus 1218

118 Schwagrichl^n/rt

Rush Broom 1254

391 533 Sapium 2714

7657 sy. 943

22 Rush Nut 1460 163

177 502 Saponaria 1385

8 528 Schn-enck/a 49

GENERAL INDEX.

571

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

135 539 Scilla 1054

246 529 Selago 1742

2PO 502 Slda 2023

133 S. see^'llium 8677 1046

155 Selas 10070 sy. 1187

290 S. see A'noda 2021

136 S. see Anthericum 1064

241 Selfheal 1694

290 S see Lopimia 2018

1 55 S. see Bellevalm 1055

106 518 Sellnum 873

290 S. see Penptera 2022

135 S. see Orn th. galum 1053

104 S. see /?abon 842

356 Sideranthus

T>7 S see Uropetalon 1079

105 S. see Cnulium 860

^1869 & 70 st/ 2~*8Q

112 518 Sci •daphyllum 912

474 S. see Ligusticum 875

234 528 Sideritis ' 1657

21 541 .Scirpus ' 15S

474 S. see Melanoselinum

236 S. see St*chys It. '69

21 S. see Eleocharis 159

3320

49 520 Siderodendrum 384

21 S. see Isolepis 157

474 S. see Peucedanum

69 524 Sideroxvlon 558

537 SnrAM Nii/t:, Or. 184.

882

69 S. see Argdnia 559

11 Sclarea 721 76

104 S. see S^seli 844

69 S. see /?umelia 555

175 516 Scleranthus 1375

106 S. see Thysselinum 872

70 S. see Manei-lla 570

359 522 Sclerorarpus 24.12

352 521 Sellba 2371

415 S. see A/yrsine 2891

33 543 Scler.'.chloa 257

415 509 Semecarpus 2897

70 S. see Sersal'S/a 569

460 Sclerodenna 3190

193 516 Sempervlvum 1468

216 Sidesad<ile Flower 15.-)5

164 511 Sclerothamnus l-'59

194, S. see Monanthes 1469

35,i 522 Siegcsbei-k/rt 2398

461 Sclerbtium 3225

18* S. see Sedum 1410

357 S. see Yerbeslna 23^9

420 544 Scolopt'ndrium 2924

84 501 Senac/Y* 665

215 512 Sieversz'a l."37

277 Scoiopendrium

85 S. see ElzEodendrum 672

474 518 Sir. us 3328

17294 1943

262 4r9 Senebiferrt 1872

105 Silaus 6852 860

328 521 Scolymus 2236

349 521 Senecllis 2342

179 502 Silene 1388

38 t f °479 304

344 521 Senecio 23 :5

474 518 Siler 3327

33'' i ocoijmus J 20415 2247

i'95 501 Senega 18263 2053

1047 r6812 849

47 5-28 Scop.Via 362

166 Senna 10702 1271

I08> Slier 47010 8H1

61 527 Sunpblifl 490

418 Sensitive Fern 25402 2912

1093 C7107 890

85 S. see Toddalia 686

405 Sensitive Plant

165 Siliquastrum 10631 1265

232 Sc.'.rdium 14706 In 48

24608 2834

292 Silk Cotton tree 2029

234 Scordbtis 14811 1654

463 Sepedr.nium 3251

409 Silk tree 24848 2837

233 Scorodonia 14731 In48

144 516 Septas 1147

362 522 Silphium 2440

132 Scorod.'.prasum8595 1046

214 Sept foil 1529

396 Silver tree 241442749

2SO Scorpion 17485 1963

459 Septr.ria 317"

64. Silver-weed 493

53 Scorpion Grass 425

368 536 Serapirts 2491

330 521 Silvbum 2242

307 Scorpion Senna

369 S. see Cephalanthera

170 507 Snhtiba 1318

18987 2106

2508

170 507 Simarilba 1317

307 511 Scorpiiirus 2i()5

369 S. see Epipactis 2507

507 Simaiubacea;, Or. 56.

280 Scorpius 17485 19i!3

159 505 Serianfl 1215

359 522 Simsto 2419

322 521 Scurxonera 2201

86 503 Senngirt 682

488 S. see Coreopsis 2415

322 S. see Podospermum

49 S. see Ptelidium 3' '4

351 S see Ximenesja 2358

2200

328 521 Serlola 2224

264 499 Sinapis 1884

140 Scotch Asphodel

328 S. see Rodigut 2225

266 S. see Didesmis 1898

9112 1110

365 Seri phi urn 2-'393*y. 2463

265 S. see Diplotaxis 1886

281 Scotch Laburnum

80 520 Seringa 629

266 S. see Erucaria 1901

17520 1P64

374 Serpent* ria 22853 2582

389 Single-seeded Cu-

278 511 ScSttta 1945

380 514 Serpicula 2622

cumber 2700

S93 Screw Pine 27-0

239 Serpyllum 15147 16sl

241 523 Sinnfng/rt 1701

285 Screw tree 1993

47 Scrraria 3197 3fi4

247 Siphonanthus 15673 1752

251 528 Scrophularia 1790

329 521 SerrAtula 22 9

392 533 Siphbnia 2720

528 SCIIOPIU LA'RINJS,

329 S. see Cestrlnus 2238

13 Siribisa 833 93

Or. 141.

331 S. see Cirsium 2243

403 Sir Joseph Banks's

200 Scrubby Oak 19892 1504

329 S. see Saussureo 2240

Pine 24507 2820

42 Scunkweed 2&03 332

38 532 Serriirirt 307

104 Sisarum 6799 848

258 499 Scurvy Grass 18*8

70 524 Sersahs/a 569

104 518 Sison 849

240 529 Scutellaria 1693

201 Service 12975 1507

473 S. see C^rum 859

233 S. see Teacrium 164S

526 SES\NME/E, Or. 133.

101 S. see Chserophy'llum 821

321 516 Scypanthus 2195

243 526 Si'samum 1716

473 S. see Heloscfuiium S3I6

145 Scytalia^, {jgjg j}»

304 511 Sesbanm 2087
304 S. see Agnti 2088

107 S. see Zigusticum 875
474 S. see Petrosellnum &;30

434 Scvthvmenia 3024

304 S. see Glottidiurn 2089

104 S. see Schultz/a 850

434 Scvtouema 3029

104 518 Seseli 844

105 S. see Smyrnium 854

439 Scytoslphon 3072

103 S. see^ubon 842

103 S. see 7'ragium 837

100 SeaBlite 6511 810

473 S. see Ptychotis 3315

317 Sissoo 19558 2166

397 Sea Buckthorn 2755

107 S. see Sellnum 873

453 Sistotrema 3129

182 Sea Cliickweed

29 543 Sesltrifl 233

261 499 Sisymbrium 1865

11717 1390

34 S. see Echinaria 267

260 S. see Andreoskia 1864

413 540 Seafortto 2881

203 517 Sesiwium 1517

255 ' S. see Barbarwx 1822

139 Sea He;ith 10P9

24 543 Set aria 187

264 S. see 2?rassica 1883

101 Sea Holly 6612 822

183 505 Sethirt 1401

265 S. see Diplotaxis 1886

£65 Sea Kale 18JH

250 528 Sevmfrr/Vi 1780

262 S. see LeptMium 1868

115 Sea Lavender 929

320 Shaddock 19669 2187

255 S. see Leptocarp£eva 1820

27 Sea Matgrass 1781 210

172 Shullon " 11068 1344

2.74 S see Nasturtium 1819

10-2 Sea Parsnep 824

132 Shallot 8619 1046

20 537 Sisyrinchium 145

349 Sea Ragwort 214^2 2340
260 Sea Rocket 16401 1859

404 1 «ha™ rVrlsr 5" 245-'1 2822

407 j fcharp Cedar J 24638 2837

104 518 Slum 848
473 S. see Brignblia 3317

391 Seaside Balsam

171 Sheep Laurel 10995 1335

473 S. see Drepanoph^l-

23810 2715

90 Sheep's Scabious 716

lum 3318

159 Seaside Grape 1212

142 Sheep's Sorrel 9233 1126

473 S. see Helosciadium 3316

390 Seaside Laurel

397 533 Shephfcrd/rt 2754

108 S. see Pastinaca 883

23782 2709

322 Shepherd's Beard 2199

104 S. see Sison 849

31 Seaside Oat 244

60 Shepherd's Club

155 Skinnera 10081.^. 1188

4 Sea Wrackgrass 225 25

3940 480

104 Skirret 6799 848

48 526 Sebae\i 370
69 Sebestena 4521 563

|^1 Shepherd's Purse £ jgijj

240 Skullcap 1693
193 Slipper Plant 1461

55 542 Secale 273

45 520 Sherardirt 351

9 Slipperwort 65

34 S. see TYiticum 269

4'22 Shield Fern 2938

217 503 Slo'inert 1570

93 525 Secambne 752

380 Shore-weed 2621

199 Sloe tree 128521501

390 515 Sechium 2702

49 Shrubby Trefoil 391

188 Small Bur 1213 1443

29i; 501 Securidaca 2056

290 Shuttlecock 18032 2022

380 Small Burdock

SOS S. see Securigera 2110

114 512 Sibtald/V* 924

23187 2627

SOS 511 Securigera 2110

201 Siberian Crab 12960 1507

3 Small Cardamom 158 13

381 533 Securinega 2632

304 Siberian Pea tree 2091

301 Small Lupine 18631 2071

184 516 Sedum 1410

252 528 Sibthorpw 1792

238 Small Monarda

184 S. see Cotyledon 1409 389 515 Sfcyos " 2700

15109 1679

111 Segetalis 7250 902; 390 S. see Sechium 2702

141 Small Palm 9176 1124

572

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. 6p. Gen

239 Small Peppermint

15164 1681
226 516 Smeathmanma 1616

538 SMILAVB.E, Or. 194.
131 538 Smilacina 1039

399 538 Smllax 2783

308 511 Smithia 2116

105 518 Smy'rnium 854

105 S. see Cnidium 860

107 S. see Ligusticum 875

108 S. see Pastinaca 883
474 S. see Physospermum 876
473 S. see Zizia 3319
315 Snail Flower 19414 2149
388 Snake Gourd 2694

66 Snake-root 524

374 Snake-root 22853 2582

131 Snake's Beard 1041

423 Snake's Tongue 2946

159 Snakeweed 10286 1210

395 Snake wood 2733

84 Snake wood 5496 668

249 Snapdragon 1774

ISO Snapdragon 11558 1388

9 Snap tree 544 58

355 Sneezewort 21796 2387

109 Snowball tree

7133j;. 892

80 Snowberry 628

119 Snowdrop 961

228 Snowdrop 14427 1629

188 Snowdrop tree 1432

119 Snowflake 962

159 Soap-berry 1218

177 Soapwort 1385

2(53 499 Sobolewskia 1880

99 Soda 6458 808

410 Soft Grass 2854

316 512 Sbja 2151

71 528 Solandra 582
527 SOLACE*:. Or. 140.

72 527 Solan um 591
72 S. see Lycopersicum 590
74 S. see Nycterium 592
57 530 Soldanella 453
64 Soldanella 4255 494

328 521 Soldevilla 2226

405 Soldier Wood 24600 2833

89 501 Solea 703

89 S. see lonfdium 705

80 Solewa 5m&9sy. 635

437 Solenia 3059

348 521 Solidago 2339

347 S. see A'ster 2337

338 S. see Caleacte 2307
337 S. see Euthamia 2296
364 522 SoHva 2*53

131 Solomon's Seal 1040
440 Solorina 3084
322 521 Sunchus 2203
487 S. see Agathyrsus 3394
322 S. see Picridium 2202
261 Sophia 16463 1865
162 511 Sophbra 1237
162 S. see Cyclbpia 1243
162 S. see Edwardsza 1235
162 S. see Thermopsis 1241
162 S. see Virgflia 1242
370 536 Sophronltis 25o3
201 Sorbus 12975 1507
410 543 Strghum 2852
491 509 Sormdela 3421

39 532 Sorocdphalus 309

1487 Sorrel i" ^29 1126

185J Sorrel 1 11972 1414

172 Sorrel tree 11055 1341

472 508 Soulang/a 3311

292 Sour Gourd 18140 2028

415 Sour Gum 25212 2892

226 Soursop 14363 1622

339 Southernwood

20861 2313

51 South Sea Tea 3429 411

392 Southwells

23872 sy. 2724

105 Sbwa 6846 858

132 539 Sowerb<s\i 1045
322 Sowthistle 2203
316 Soy 2151

106 518 Spaninthe 865
280 Spanish Broom

17463 1962

Spanish Cress 16549 1873
69 Spanish Elm 4517 563

Lin. Nat. Bp. Gen

20 Spanish Nut 1327 143

16 557 Sparaxis 122

375 540 Sparganium 2598

333 522 Spargan6phorus 2267

218 503 Sparrmannia 1572

157 Sparrow-wort 1201

151 1 Sparrow- C 9765 1173

157 J wort i 10176 1200

23 542 Spartlna 174

280 511 Spartium 1962

281 S. see Adenoc&rpus 1965
281 S. see Cytisus 1964
280 S. see Genista 1963

22 Spartum 1503 168

485 537 Spatalanthus 3388

39 532 Spatalla 310

111 509 Spathelia 896

242 526 Spathbdea 1708

454 Spatularia 3136

230 Spearwort 14596 1637

77 Speculum 5060 608

6 Speedwell 45

34 Spelt 2285 269

187 502 Spergula 1118

183 502 Spergulastrum 140'-'

46 520 Spermacbce 352

46 S. see Bigelbvza 355

49 S. see Hedybtis 388

46 S. see Kndxia 354

74 519 Spermadictyon 595

15 503 Spermaxyron 105

461 SpermceMia 3223

483 528 Sphacele 3375

437 Sphacellaria 3054
365 521 Sphajranthus 2467
456 -Sphagna 3157
460 Spheerobolus 3188
432 Spha?rocarpus 3003

460 S. see Trfchia 3204

438 Spha?roc6ccus 3066
164 511 Sphaerolbbium 1255
458 Sphseronema 3169
444 Sphserophoron 3106
305 511 Spharosphysa 2096

425 Sphagnum 2962
360 522 Sphen6gyne 2430
471 523 Sphen6toma 3294
108 Sphondylium 7053 884
103 Spicknel 835

367 Spider Ophrys 22520 2488
125 Spiderwort 1000
246 529 Spielmanma 1748

61 526 Spigelia 484

103 Spignell, see Spick-

nell 835

21 Spike Rush 159

335 521 Spilanthes 2281

357 S. see Acmella 2402

335 S. see Petrdbium 2282

336 S. see Platypteris 2285

439 Spilbma 3083
398 Spinach 2768

83 Splna Chrfsti 5424 660
398 531 Spinacia 2768

84 Spindle tree 666

202 512 Spiraea 1515

203 S. see Giltinia 1516
340 521 Spiralepis 2315

86 507 Spiranthera 678

368 Spiranthes sy. 2496

426 Splachnum 2969
426 S. see Dfssodon 2968
419 Spleenwort 2921
183 509 Spondias 1405
183 S. see Buchanama 1406
408 Sponge tree 24801 2837
464 Sporiciermium. 3265

26 542 Spor6bolus 207

439 Spor6chnus 3073

463 Spor6trichum 3249

65 523 Sprengeha 509

12 Spring Grass 90

461 Spumaria 3209
461 S. see Dichospbrium 3216
190 Spurge 1460
156 Spurge Laurel 10138 2197

89 Spurless Violet 702

187 Spurrey 1418

105 Square Parsley 6840 857

398 Squash 23694 2698

135 Squill 1054

135 Squllla 8810 1053

389 Squirting Cucumber

23683 2697

Lin. Nat. gp. Gen.

472 508 Staav/a 3;J09

463 Stachylidium 3241

236 528 Stachys 1669
483 S. see Sphacele 3375

237 S. see Zietema 1670
9 529 Stachytarpheta 68

111 533 Stackhousza 898

533 STACKHOU'SW, Or. 168.

155 50.5 Stadmanma 1192

332 521 Sta:hellna 2259

352 S. see Leysdra 2370

83 Staff tree 662

443 Stag's-horn 26755 3102

489 Stanhopea 28532 sy. 3412

262 499 Stanl^ya 1869

95 525 Stapelia 779
97 S. see Caralluma 792
97 S. see Caruncularia 787
97 S. see DuvaWa 786

96 S. see Gonostemon 781

97 S. see Hernia 790
97 S. see Obesia 785

96 S. see O'rbea 784

97 S. see Pectinaria 788
97 S. see Piaranthus 789
96 S. see Podanthes 782
96 S. see Trid^ntea 780
96 S. see Tromotriche 783

223 Staphisagria 14167 1599

111 508 Staphytea 897

99 S. see Bumalda 804

69 Star Apple 556

96 Starfish 6230 779

356 521 Starkea 2390

134 Star of Bethlehem 1053

47 Star of the Earth

3200 364

362 Star Thistle 22189 2434

346 Starwort 2337

115 530 Statice 929

114 S. see Armeria 928

280 511 Staurocanthus 1961

223 Stavesacre 14167 1599

419 Stegania sy. 2917

373 537 Stelis 2572

180 502 Stellaria 1389

187 7 f 1417

157 532 Stellera 1200

417 Stemaria 25316 2902

252 528 Stembdia 1795

461 Stemonltis 3206
65 523 Stenanthera 520
40 532 Stenocarpus 318

248 529 Stenochllus 1762
1J7 Stenomlson 7651 sy. 940

368 536 Stenorhynchus 2497

139 500 Stephama 1101

592 503 Sterculia 2724

444 Stereocaulon 3105

263 409 Sterfgma 1882

123 538 Sternberg/a 973

255 499 Stevema 1823

334 521 Stevw 2273

335 S. see Hymenopappus

2276

332 S. see Palaf6xza 2260

443 Sticta 3097

455 Stictis 3148

434 Stigonema 3030

396 534 Stilago 2746

464 Stilbospora 3268

462 Stilbum 3236
390 533 Still ingz'a 2706
237 Stinking Horehound 1671

25 542 Stlpa 194

47 Stishwort 3195 364

180 Stitchwort 1389

316 Stizolbbium sy. 2159

332 521 Stoba;V 2252

487 S. see Cynara 2247

254 499 Stock 1817

365 521 Stoe^be 2463

360 Stoe^be 22106 2434

341 StoeYhas 2G966 2323

332 521 Stokes/a 2251

184 Stonecrop 1410

173 Storax 1352

271 Stork's Bill 1929

60 Strambnium 4008 481

111 Strapwoit 905

402 5:"6 Stratifies 2802

293 515 Stravfulfum 2040

212 Strawberry 1526

GENERAL INDEX.

573

Lin. Nat. Rp. Gen.

4 Strawberry Blite 29

172 Strawberry tree 1345

93 537 StrelitwV* 747
468 537 Streptanthtra 3281
246 529 Streptium 1747

468 526 Streptocarpus 3279
131 538 Streptopus 1034
439 Striaria 3077
387 Strbbus 23604 2685

68 525 Strophanthus 546

333 Strhchium 20512 2267

120 538 Strum <\ria 963

380 Strumarium 23187 2627

41 532 Struthlola 327

418 544 Struthi6pteris 2913

177 Struthium 11341 1384

525 STRY'CHNE^E, Or. 12o.

70 525 Str^chnos 574

292 503 Stuart/Vi 2034

292 S. see Malachoden.

dron 2055

95 525 Stylandra 772

522 STYLIDE^, Or. 100.
373 522 Stylidium 2581

488 521 Styl61epis 3403

284 511 Stylosanthes 1979

136 539 Stypandra 106o

64 523 Styphelia 505

65 S. see Cyathodes 519
65 S. see Leucopr.gon 518
65 S. see Mon6toca 515
65 S. see Trochocarpa 513

524 STYRAC£NE.E, Or. 119.

173 524 Styrax 1352

384 Siiber 23422 2666
266 499 Subularia 1903

469 520 Succlsa 3288
43 S. see Cephalaria 345
43 S. see Scabiosa 346

328 Succory 2234

265 499 SuccbwiY* 1891

36 Sugar Cane 284

108 Sulphurwort 882

110 Sumach 894

99 Summer Cypress

' 6466 809

114 501 Sundew 922

418 Sun Fern 25378 2908

358 Sunflower 2409

104 Sunflower 6789 846

219 Sun Rose 1590

159 Supplejack 10322 1214

305 511 Sutherlandza 2099

505 Suwarrow Nut
305 511 SwainsbmVz 2097

94 Swallow-wort 771
104 Swallow-wort 6786 845
413 Swamp Locust tree

25121 2884

385 Swamp-post 23461 2666
221 512 Swartzia 1591
201 Swedish Bean tree

12966 1507

264 Swedish Turnip v. 1883

161 Sweet Bay 10387 1226

210 Sweet Briar 13448 1522

269 Sweet Calabash

16858 1923

124 Sweet Flag 8101 989

397 Sweet Gale 24184 2751

385 Sweet Gum 23470 2667

314 511 Swefetfe 2141

238 Sweet Marjoram

15127 1680
355 Sweet Maudlin

21803 2387

313 Sweet Pea 19318 2136

62 Sweet Potato 4126 491

226 Sweetsop 14370 1622

361 Sweet Sultan 22163 2434

177? Sweet Wil- C 11 385 1386
180 j liam 111626 1388

97 526 SweYtza 793

168 506 Swieten/0 1297

168 S. see Chlor<!ixylon 1297

327 Swine's Succory 2221

417 Sword Fern 2906

382 540 Syagrus 2648

412 * Sycamore 25061 2867

80 519 Symphoria 623

54 527 Symphytum 433

48 523 Sympieza 375

I .In. Nat. Bp. Gen.

42 541 Symplocarpus 332

523 SvMPLociNEJi, Or. 118.

319 523 Symplocos 2186

357 522 Synedrella 2400
321 SYNGENE^SIA, Cl. 19.

321 S. ^EQUA\IS, Or. 1.

338 S. SUPE'RFLUA, Or. 2.

358 S. FRUSTRA\\EA, Or. 3.
362 S. NECESSA^RIA, Or. 4.
365 S. SEGREOATA, Or. 5.

18 537 Synnotta 129

188 Syrian Rue 12147 1444

^525 Syrtnga [w«

480 515 Syxygium 3365

61 Tabdcum 4050 488

68 525 Tabernsemontantf 548

68 T. see Amsonia 549

HI? TV,™ , C 10993 1334

218 f Tacama. \lsm 15/9

4013 nuca t24398sy.2793

124 541 Tc'tcca 993

386 T. see v-Trum 2673
79 Taccada 5201 620

168 512 Tachygalia 1289

270 517 TacsSnia 1925

387 TVda 23593 2685
418 544 Tamltis 2909
166 Tdgera 10713 1271
352 521 Tagefes 2365

125 540 Talicra 997
125 Taliera Palm 997
245 Taliealia 15529 sy. 1730

189 516 Talinum ' 1448
189 T. see .4nacampseros 1449
478 T. see Calandrfnia 3357
145 505 Talisia 1163
390 Tallow tree 23751 2706

68 Tamaauarina

4455 sy. 548

226 Tamara 14323 1613

285 Tamarind tree 1989

285 512 Tamarlndus 1989

514 TAMARISCINE*, Or. 80.
Ill Tamarisk 899

111 514 r&marix 899

538 rAxME>E, Or. 193.

248 529 Tambnia 1757

174 Tamdnia 11163 1358

399 538 Tamus 2784

4(,0 T. see Testudinaria 2785

338 522 Tanacfetum 2312

338 T. see JSalsamlta 2310

338 T. see Pdntzza 2311

248 527 Tanse'cium 1766

313 Tangier Pea 19319 2136

191 Tanna 12334 1460

68 Tdnquin 4462 550
338 Tansy 2312

82 Tapagbmfa 5349 & 53 650

188 Tdpfa 12125 1440

166 Tardntan 10704 ]<271

324 Taraxacum 19917 2207

337 522 Tarchonanthus 2297

342 T. see Brachyla^na 2328

212 Tare 2134

432 Targibnia 3002

157 Tdrton.ralra 10157 1197

60 Tdtula 4010 481

263 499 Tauscher/a 1878

385 Tauzin 23469 2666

310 511 Taverniera 2122

115 Taxanthema 7521 sy. 929
388 Taxbdium 23638 sy. 2689
404 535 Jaxus 2823
388 T. see Podocarpus 2690

116 Taze'tta 7546 933

69 Teak Wood 554
43 Teasel 344

292 503 Tea tree 2037

243 526 Tecoma 1710

145 Tecomdca 9385 1168

69 529 Tectona 554

253 528 Teedia 1810

259 499 Teesdaho 1852

72 Tegbre 4720 591

357 522 Telekia 2408

111 516 relephiwwz

184 Telephmwz 11841 1410
404 Telfaina 24572 sy. 2832

478 517 T^llima 3350

40 532 Telopta 321

278 511 TempletomVi 1946

125 Tenageia 8145 994

I.to. Nat Pp. Gen.

106 518 TcnC.nV* 862

103 T. see Crithmum 834
303 511 Tephrbsia 2083
314 T. see Sweet** 2141
284 512 Teramnus 1983

509 rEREBINTHAYE*,

Or. 66.

397 Terebfnthus 24216 2763

412 513 Terminalia 2864

302 Ternatea 18688 2073

217 503 Ternstrce'm/'rt 1559

503 TERNSTR(BMI«mp.

Or. 34.

86 Terpnan thus 5602 sy. 678

400 538 Testudinaria 2785

132 Ttta 8588 1043

225 496 Tetracera 1609

219 T. see Dellma 1583

219 T. see Doliocarpus 1584

397 507 Tetradium 27r>9

254 TETRADYNA^MIA, Cl. 15.

203 517 Tetragbnia 1519

301 511 Tetragon 6 lobus 2069

351 521 Tetragonotheca 2357
236 Tetrahit 14959 166n

151 Tetralix 9782 1173

49 520 Tetramerium 380

37 TETRA'NDRIA, Cl. 4.

37 T. MOXOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

51 T. DIGY'NIA, Or. 2.

51 T. TETRAGY'IIIA. Or. 3.

161 532 Tetranthera 1227
356 521 Tetranthus 2394
426 Tetraphis 2967

35 542 Tetrapbgon 274

182 505 Tetrapteris 1397

144 501 Tetrathfeca 1153

282 528 Teucriwra 1648

235 T. see Hyptis 1661

233 T. see ATepeta 1654

<?»s Tharnrr,- « ("236462690

Thalamiasy. ^ 236-0 26yl

495 TiiALAMiFtdR^;, Subc. 1.

2 Thalia 4

229 496 Thalfctrum 1633
463 Thamnfdium 3239
396 541 Thamnoch6rtus 2741

104 518 Thapsia 845
60 Thapsus 3940 480

292 503 Thta 2037

83 TheezanTea 5411 657

459 Thelebolus 3187

453 Thetephora 3131

441 Thelotrema 3089

383 534 Thelygonum 2658

368 536 Thelymitra 2.600

422 Thelypteris 25601 2938

67 525 Thenard/a 533

318 503 Theobr«,ma 2175

318 T. see Guazuma 2176

67 525 Theophrasta 526

162 511 Thermopsis 1241
162 T. see Jnagyris 1'2;59

92 532 Thesium 740

92 T. see Convindra 741

92 T. see Leptomeria 742

289 502 ThespJ;sia 2015

329 Thistle 2241

258 499 Thlaspi 1849
263 T. see JEthionf-ma 1876
263 T. see Bivon<z?\» 1874

259 T. see Caps^lla 1850
262 T. see Lepfdium 1873
265 T. see Psychlne 1892

86 503 Thorn asia 681

230 Th&ra 14574 1637
60 Thorn-Apple 481

105 Thorough Wax

6858 S61

145 505 ThoufmYi 1164

114 Thrift 928

125 540 Thrinax 999

324 521 Thrincia 2209

79 Throat wort 612
76 Throatwort 4981 607

478 505 Thryallis 3352

388 535 rhilja 2693

388 T. see Cupressus 2(i94

245 529 Thunbe>g*a 1734

233 5£8rhymbra [14763 Jg?
238 Thyme 1681

157 rhymelzexa 10155 1197

532 TtaYMKL^X Or. 161.

574

GENERAL INDEX.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Oen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

238 528 Thymus 1681

5 Tree of Sadness 293 42

239 T. see ^4'cynos 1682

132 Tree Onion 8600 1046

239 T. see Calammtha 1683

142 Tree Sorrel 9222 1126

483 T. see Micromeria 3579

298 Trefoil 2066

233 T. see Aepeta Io54

1907 rii •• • ("12273 i4fid

2J8 T. see Pycnanthe-

1913 ' ' C 12288, 9

mum 1679

501 TREMA'NDHE.E, Or. 23.

134 5-39 Thvsanf.tus 1050

401 Trembling American

106 518 Thysselmum 872

tree 24385 2793

474 T. see /'euce'danum 882

456 Tremella 31.-JO

177 517 Tiaiella 1381

4 '4 TrentepMil/a 3028

177 T. see Astflbe 1382

252 528 Trevirana 1796

63 527 Tiandium 428

472 508 Trevoa S2<)»

218 Ti&oitrbou 13817 1571

403 533 TrewtYz 2817

4 Tickseed 27

14 TKIA'NDRIA, Cl. 3.

480 Tigurea 28317 sy. 3^66

14 T. MONOGY'NIA, Or. 1.

267 Tiger Flower 1910

23 T DIGY NIA, Or. 2.

391 Tigfium 23809 2715

36 T. TRIGY NIA, Or. 3.

267 537 Tigrfd.a lylO

92 7 C 7°4

268 T see Cypella 1912

175J 1 1374

16 Tile Koot 120

372 536 TritMMchia 2561

218 503 TflU^ 1576

169 507 Tribulus 1306

5()<*3 jTiLiA rr.jCj Or. 31.

28 543 Trichse'ta 225

400 497 Tiliacbra 2790

460 Trfchia 3204

52 516 Tillrf?xa 417

461 T. see Arcyria 32< 5

119 539 Tillandsia 956

461 T. see StemonUis 3206

1 19 T. see Billberg»a 957

168 506 Trichflia 1292

119 T. see Caraguuta 958

393 545 TriclK'jcladus 2731

430 Timm/a 2995

461 Trichotle'rma 3218

109 Tinus 7109 892

55 527 Tricliodt'sma 441

191 Tirncalli 122<)9 1460

26 542 Trichr.dium 205

358 522 Tithbma 2413

36 543 Tricholse^na 286

191 7'itliymalus 12303,

26 542 Tnchochloa 204

1V308, & 12320 sy. 1460

423 544 rrichomanes 2942

271 528 Tittmanma 1785

422 T. see Davalha 29i3

249 Toadflax 1775

419) rrich6- C 25448 ^921

61 Tobacco 488 4325 manes \ 26089 2998

86 Tobira 5605 679 j 16 537 Trichonema 119

174 515 Tocbca 1361 485 T. see Spatalanthus 3388

80 5i9 Tocuylna 636

21 541 Trichopliorum 162

86 507 Tixtdalia 686

351 522 Trichophvlhim 2360

423 544 Tudert 2944

488 T. see Eriophyilum 3405

140 539 Tofuldza 1110

372 Trichorhlza 22777 sy.

327 521 To/pis 2218

2564

1 Touchut 42 2
318 Tonga 19586 sy. 2174

474? 515 Trichosanthes [§|^

318 Tonquin Bean 2174' 389 T. see CeratosAnthes 2696

14 504 Tonstlla 101 1 375 T. see Meli.thria 2591

86 Tuona 5643 690 240 528 Trichostema 1691

398 Toothache tree 2764 233 T. see Uanthus 1651

248 Toothwort 1770 428 Trichostomum 2979

166 7'6;-a 10710 1271

427 T. see Dicranum 2978

109 518 7brdylium bb5
474 T. see Condylocarpus

428 T. see Didy motion 2982
463 TriehothUcium 3--'50

3331

136 539 Tricoryne 1069

251 528 Toren/a 17H7

52 Tricratus 3467 sy. 422

102 518 Torilis 827

31 543 Tricutpis 245

214 512 Tormentilla 15<*9

356 522 Tridax 2S8»

426 Turtula 2973

96 525 Tridentea 780

246 T. see Streptium 1747

14.-3 530 Trientalis 1133

464 Turula 3i;62

298 511 7'rifbhum 2066

87 Touch me not 698

298 T. see A/i-lilotus 2065

56 527 Tournet^rt/rt 446

298 T. see Pocockia 20ti4

53 T. see //eliotrbpium 424
56 T see Messerchinfdz'a 446

284 T. see Stvlosanthes 1979
298 T. see Trigonella 2063

244 526 Tourrttt/o 1719

140 536 Triglichin 1K/7

255 Tower Mustard 1826

297 511 Trigont'lla 206.3

256 Tower Mustard

300 T. see /.btus 20f)8

16167 1827

270 504 Trigi.nia 1926

1107 Toxico- C 7170 894
402 j duKlron \ 24426 5^.2803

141 5J8 Trillium 1118
104 518 Trinia 847

79 522 Tracheliurn 612

32 543 Tribdia 249

106 518 Trachvmtne 867

289 TYibnum 17984 2014

103 5 18 Trachvsiiermum 840

182 505 Triopteris 1396

225 496 Trachyttlla 1603

182 T. see Tetrapteris 1397

12.5 540 Tradescantfa 1000

80 519 '1'riosteum 625

125 T. see Camptlia 1001

82 504 Triphasia 654

125 T. see Cvanbtis 1002
rragacantha 18956 2102

248 Tripiniiaria 15748 sy.
1766

375 533 Tnig/Vi 25^5

401 531 Triplaris 2796

103 518 7'nigium 837

347 7-npblium 21351 2337

T. see Ledebur/a 829

347 Tripoly 2LS51 23; H

239 7'ragoriganuml5161 1681
321 521 rragopbgon 2197
159 531 Tragopyrum 1211

377 543 Tnpsacum 2(io4
36 T. see Anthephora 281
328 521 Triptilion 22.'33

99 7 T \ C 6-144 808

2S 543 Tristtum 224

36;3J i 2ic2bO 24^8

28 T. see TrichseHa 225

51 514 Tr^pa 403

319 515 Tristania 2180

228 f Traveller's C14U8

26 543 Tristegis 206

~t Joy I J4466 1631

4(i8 539 Tritelela 3283

Treacle Mustard 1843

34 542 rffticum 269

187 Tree Celandine

34 T. see Agropyrum 270

12092 1422
287 Tree Mallow 17879 2008

31 T. see Brach y pbdium 243
33 T. seeSclerochloa 257

gp. Oen.

£73
1023

Lin. Nat.

35 T. see Sec ale

130 538 Tritoma

17 537 Tritbnia

188 503 Triumletta 144J

249 7'rixago 15761 1771

363 521 Trixis 2442

370 5,;6 Trizeuxis 2535
518 Troehisanthes 3325

65 52.) Trochocarpa 513

231 496 Troll ius 16.-.8

96 525 Tromotriche 783

74 Trun^uin 4850 591

506 TRop.,EbLE,E, Or. 51.

144 506 Tropa^olum 1148

397 532 Trbphis 2761

322 521 -Troximon 2i98

327 T. see Krig/a 2220

98 True Deader 64C9 798

105 True Parsley 68,j,i 855
201 True Service 12975 1507
459 Truffle 3181
242 Trumpet Flower 1706
247 Tube Jb lower 15673 1752

459 Tuber 3i81

460 T. see Scleroderma 3190
462 Tubercuiaria 3234

123 Tuberose 978
130 538 Tulbaglua 1026
129 Tulip 1017
129 539 Ti-.lipa 1017
14'J T. see Melanthium 1111

539 Tulipucea;, Or. 197.

226 Tulip tree 1617

460 Tulostoma 3194

195 Tina 12595 14/4

8} «" {SSS* ™

415 Tupelo 2892

124 541 Tupfstra 992
6J 'lurbeth 4102 491

473 518 Turg^-nia 3314

113 516 Turgbsia 916

3 Turmeric 14

111 516 Turnera 900

516 TuRjiUKiucor, Or. 88.
264 499 'lurnip 16^93 1883

52 l'uri)sole 424

362 Turpentine 22243 2440
397 Turpentine tree

24216 2763

62 Turpitlmm 4102 491

414 Turpmza 2513 1 ,s#. 28f>6

283 Turpima 17669 *v. 1977

168 506 TurraeVi 1295

256 Turrlta 16167 1827

255 499 Tuintis 1826

255 T. see J'rabis Ifc27

255 T. see Leptocarpee^a 1820

344 591 7'ussittgo 2333

363 T. see Ch apt aha 2447

345 T. see Ltri« 23^6
351 T. see Peruicium 2;,55
293 Tutsan 2043
368 TwayLlade 2501

95 525 Tyl6"phora 777

458 lympanis 3161

375 540 7>pha 2., 97

288 Typhalea 17907 2011

540 2'Y'pwiNjE, Or. ii03.

454 Typhula 3138

280 511 f^lex 1960

280 U. see Staurocanthus

1961

471 527 UHbrt S££6

534 ULMA'RI*;, Or. 171.

203 Ulmaria 13040 1515

1(0 534 L'ln.us b!4

51 U. see Planera 412

106 518 Ulospermum 8ti8
437 t/'lva SC60
439 U. see Encce^ium £075

517 UMBELLl'FliK-flEjOr. S8.

478 516 Umbil cus 3o54

289 UmLrella tree

17992 2014

14 Umbrella-wort 97

47'2 519 Uncaria 3297

377 541 Uncinia i60l

172 £7'mdo 11071 1345

31 543 £7n'.ola 244

226 496 Unbna 1621

118 537 Urania 946

308 511 Uri,ria 21)8

441 Urceolaria 3092

GENERAL INDEX.

575

Lin. Nat. Bp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. N»t. Sp. Gen.

465 JTredo 3274

257 499 Vesicaria 1838

254 Water Cress 16106 1819

288 502 Urina • 2010

59 527 Ve*ti(t 475

141 Water Dock 9179 1126

288 U. see PavbmYz 2011

311 Vetch 2133

102 Water Dropwort &>3

39!) Urinaria 23760 2708

307 Vetch 18936 2102

232 Water Germander

137 539 Uropetalon 1079

313 Vetchling 19J02 L'lori

1470.) 1618

322 Urospermum

279 51! Vib/.rgiYi 1954

103 Water Hemlock 838

19,!)4&7s#. 2199

109 519 Fibunium 892

Water Horehound 69

360 Ursfnia 22053 .sw. 2450

311 511 Ffcia 2133

59 Water Leaf 476

379 534 Z7rt,ca 2615

312 F. see E rvum 21 :4

269 Wuter Lemon 16863 1923

379 U. see Boehmerw 2613

311 F. see Fa'ia 2132

217 Water Lily 15j6

489 U. see ConocJphalus

313 F. see /.athyrus 2136

398 Water Melon

3414

133 Victorialis 8703 1046

a '715?'. 2699

534 UvricBX, Or. 170.

20 537 Vieusseux/a 147

"82 Water Milfoil 26.V2

217 Unicnrana 1^837 1565

19 V. see /Vis 142

104 Water Parsnt-p 848

1.09 505 Urvillas\» 111 i

316 512 Vigna 2153

1587 Water Pep- J 10237 1210

444 Usnea 3110

359 522 Viguiera 2416

160 j per I 1UJW5 1223

466 L'stiftgo 3275

58 526 Villirsm 4ti4

142 Water Plantain 1132

125 Z7V,m 8170 99rt

302 511 Vilmorfnia 2077

139 Water Purslane 1100

9 529 Utricularia 67

164 511 Viminaria 1254

29 Water Reed 230

90 UVa-crispa 5925 719

67 525 Finca 528

402 Water Soldier 2802

2'-'6 496 Uvaria 1620

94 Vincetoxicum 6112 761

4 Water Stanvort 28

227 U. see Guatteria 1625

82 Vine 6.05

225 Water Vine 14314 1609

130 Uvaria 8484 IOa'3

228 Vine Bower 14473 1631

58 Water Violet 456

173 UVa-ursi 110S1 1346

132 Vine Leek 8603 1046

160 Waterwort 1223

131 539 Uvularia 1032

87 501 Fiola 701

17 537 Wats.'.n/a 124

131 U. see Disporum 1033
177 Vaccaria 113(58 1385

89 F. see Calyptrion 707
89 F. see Erpetion 702

109 Wayfaring tree 7129 892
81 519 Webera 646

523 VACCINIA, Or. 114.

89 F. see lonfdium 705

3*2 522 Weuel/rt 2436

156 523 Faccinium 1194

89 F. see Noistttia 706

363 W. see J/elampo-

155 F. see Oxyc6ccus 1193

89 F. see Solea 703

diuin 2446

411 520 Valantm 2859

500 FIOLARIEX Or. 20.

158 517 Weinmannza 1207

45 V. see GMiuni 348

87 Violet 701

427 Weiss/a 2976

79 Valerftndi 5193 618

257 Violet Thlaspi

426 W. see Dfssodon 2968

14 Valerian 95

16277 1843

132 Welsh Onion 8624 H-46

14 520 Valeriana 95

228 Vi.'.rna 14466 1631

142 497 Wendlindia 1129

41 F. see Patrinza 330

55 Viper's Bugloss 445

344 521 Wernerm 23.J4

520 Vitlerianeee, Or 105.

322 Viper's Grass 2201

233 528 Westringz'a 1619

14 StO Valeriantlla 96

348 Virgaiirea 21424 2339

34 Wheat 269

67 525 Vallaris 538

162 511 Virgilirt 1242

309 Whirling Plant

71 525 Vallesia 580

358 V. see Galardw 2412

19053 2120

395 536 Vallisneria 2735

82 Virginian Creeper

201 White Bean tree

123 538 Valfota 971

5377 6.06

12965 1507

372 536 V&nda 2564

398 Virginian Hemp 2770

388 White Cedar y3ti5j i.'692

372 F. see Sarcanthus 2563

187 Virginian Poke

299 White Clover 18505 2066

252 528 Vandellia 1791

12083 1420

26 White Fiorin 1719 203

80 519 Vnngniera 637

228 Virgin's Bower 1631

388 White Spruce 23626 2ti 6

373 536 Vanilla 2597

40 1 Fir bin 24557 sw. 2829

319 White Tree 2179

441 Variolaria 3091

397 519 Fiscum 2750

228 White Vine 14448 16.il

70 527 Va.nl.nia 564

321 504 Vfsmea 2192

335 White Wood 2282

278 511 Vascort 1948

103 ytsmiga 6737 841

61 Whitlrya 4032 sy. 48t>

495 VASCULA^RES, Div. 1.

193 514 Visnea 1462

262 Whitlow Grass

115 516 Vauanthes 919

228 Vitalba 14448 1631

1653t 1873

437 Vauchferia 3056

246 529 Fltex 1743

21 Whole Schcenus

99 502 Velfezia 802

228 Viticella 14473 1631

1396 157

26.5 499 /ella 1888

82 506 Fitis 655

156 Whortle Berry 1194

265 F. see Bbleum 1889

156 Fitis Ida^a 10123 1194

15 Widow-wail 10ft

265 F. see Carric/itera 1890

145 505 Vitmann/a 1165

238 Wild Basil 1678

260 F see Euclidium 1856

421 544 Vittkria 2927

115 Wild Beet 7480 K9

79 522 Veiled 619

318 512 VoandzKia 2170

380 Wild Blite 23214 2628

385 Velonia 23443 26fi6

4 513 Vocliljsia 21

55 Wild Bugloss 444

130 538 Velthelmirt 1024

59 526 Voh'uia 469

354 Wild Chamomile

373 Ventenatea

247 529 Volkamerm 1753

21715 237S

22829 sy. 2581

247 V. see Cleroddn-

198 Wild Clove tree

101 Venus's Comb 6563 819

drum 1752

1*766 1489

170 Venus's Flytrap 1331

70 Vomit Nut 4585 574

90 Wild Cumin 717

421 Venus's Hair 25546 2930

15 512 Fomipn 108

314 Wild Liquorice 2140

77 Venus's Looking-glass

283 Vulneraria 17625 1968

28 Wild Oat 1864 223

5060 608
54 Venus's Navelwort 4*7

223 Vulparia 14178 1600
18 538 Wachendorf/rt 136

110 1 WilH nii™ J" 7H5 S94
1575 Wild Olive |10155 llq?

409 539 Feratrum 2839

75 522 Wahlenbt'rgja 6116

191 WildPurslanel2.v49 1460

400 F. see Chamaslfrium 2792

202 512 WaldstelnzVz 1514

266 Wild Kadfeh 16683 18S.7

409 F. see Leimanthium 2840

212 W. see Comaropsis 1.026

172 Wild Rosemary

60 527 Ferbascum 480

93 507 WalkenVi 744

11036J-. 1341

60 F. see Ramonda 479

424 Wai king Fern 25701 29.05

201 Wild Service 12967 1507

246 529 Ferbena 1749

255 Wall C ress 1827

5 Wild Tamarind 34

246 F. see Aloysia 1739

2.04 Wallflower 1818

214 Wild Tansy 1S658 1528

246 F. see Priva 1746

'2'W? Wallflower P6032 18()H

239 Wild Thyme. 15147 1681

246 F. see Zapania 1745

264J i!66(.9 1883

82 Wild Vine 5369 655

529 FERBENAY-E/E, Or. 143

382 540 Walli'rh/rt 2H44

395 541 WiHdeii.-.v«B 2/38

356 522 Verbeslna 23<>9

102 518 Wallrdthm 832

472 508 Wi.lemeUo 3301

359 V. see Actin6meris 2417

246 W. see Fitex 1743

393 Willow 2732

356 V. see Chrysanthel-

420 Wall Rue 2546y 2921

189 Willow 12187 14.01

lum 2396

477 506 Walls&ra 3:'44

1:05 W.llow Herb 1186

357 V. see Synedrella 2400

384 Walnut 26ti4

69 525 Willughbr/Vz 553

160 Verea 10354 & 5 sy. 1219

268 503 Walther/a 1915

70 W see FagrseV .075

458 Vermicularia 3158

170 Wampee tree 1327

f'8 Wind Flower fi3.04 794

333 521 VernbiwYi 2262

34 542 \Vangenheimza 266

386 Wine Palm 23552 2678

333 V. see Ascaricida 2263

40 Warratah • 321

301 Winged Pea 18595 2(.68

6 528 Veronica 45

293 Warratah v. 8 2038

224 W intern I4280s#. 1602

8 F. see Diplophyllum 46

262 Wart Cress 1872

231 Winter Aconite 1640

6 F. see Leptandra 44

192 Wartwort 12409 1460

1::8 Winter Berry 1089

454 Vi-rpa 3142

51 Water Caltrops 403

71 Winter Cherry 586

445 Verrucaria 3114

37 Water Chickweed

159 Winter Cherry

246 Vervain 1749

2418 294

10336 1217

57G

GENERAL INDEX.

Mn. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

Lin. Nat. Sp. Gen.

255 Winter Cress 1822

341 521 Xeranthemum 2322

375 541 Zannichellirt 2587

82 Winter Grape 5372 655
j_kj| Winter Green [}]g

342 X. see Aphelexis 2326
342 X. see I'hcenucoma 2325
140 539 Xerophyllum 1115

398 507 Zanth6xylum 2764
246 529 Zapaw/a 1745
69 Zapotilla 4504 561

2*8 Winter-sweet 1680

398 541 Xerotes 2776

377 543 Zea 2602

93 Wise Men's Banana

351 521 Ximeneste 2358

34 Zea 2285 sy. 269

tree 6059 746

145 503 Ximenia 1171

1 Zebra Plant 49 3

315 512 Wistaria 2147

18 538 Xiphidium 133

3 Zedoaria 166 14

51 Witch Hazel 407

417 544 Xiphtfpteris 2906

3 Zedoary 166 14

46 527 Withering!* 359
108 Withy 7010 881
16 537 WitsentV* 117

370 536 Xylbbium 2536
40 532 Xylomelum 320
390 533 Xylophylla 2709

123 538 Zephyranthes 974
3 Zerumbet fjgj }°,

263 Woad 1877

227 496 Xyl6pia 1627

488 522 Zexm&nia 3409

223 Woirs-bane 14184 1600

71 Xylopicron 4596 576

50. 507 Ziena 399

83 Xylopyrus 5431 660

237 528 Zietenfe ', 1670

i.-qf Woodbine 710276 12K)

79? Y^/icfn,,™ f 5225 622

131 539 Zigad£nu» 1030

313 Wood Everlasting

471 j Xylosteum (28109*y.

265 499 Zilla 1893

Pea 19285 2136

15 541 Xyris 110

2 537 Zingiber 10

45 Woodroof 350

94 525 Xysmalobium 768

352 522 Zinnia 2373

233 Wood Sage 14731 1648

400 Yam 2787

381 543 Zizania 2634

423 544 Wo6ds»a 2940

536 Yarrow 21847 2387

473 518 Zizia 3319

185 Wood Sorrel 1414

501 Yelhoi

10 528 Zizfphora 71

419 544 Woodwardia 2919

170 Yellow Bird's-nest 133C

83 508 Zizyphus 660

*19 W. see Do6dt<* 2920

384 Yellow Chestnut

83 Z. see Condal/Vx 661

61 Worm Grass 484

23433 2666

83 Z. see Paliurus 659

225 496 Wormia 1610

236 Yellow Dead Nettle

360 521 ZceV« 2431

338 Wormwood 2313

14961 1667

439 Zonaria 3076

283 Woundwort 17625 1968

248 Yellow Rattle 1771

284 511 Zorm'a 1978

4 Wrack Grass 25

115 Yellow Root 932

310 Z. see Dicerma 2121

67 525 Wrlghtia 535

360 Yellow Sultan

109 518 Zosfmta 887

68 W. see Cameraria 547

22166 2434

4, 541 Zostdra 25

9 528 Wulfema 63

313 Yellow Vetchling

137 539 Zuccagma 1081

140 539 Wurmbea 1116

19302 2136

198 Zuzygium 12770 1490

100 Wych 6544 814
101 Wylia

153 Yellow-wort 1176
100 Yervambra 6530 812

170 Zwingera 10955 sy. 1318
405 Zygia 246()3 2833

6566, 6/567, 6568 sy. 819

404 Yew Tree 2823

239 Zygis 15143 1681

380 622 Xanthium 2627

130 539 Yucca 1027

435 Zygnema 3041

320 504 Xanthochymus 2188

328 521 Zacintha 2229

429 Zygodon 2985

115 496 Xanthorhiza 932

124 Zaldcca 8094 987

370 536 Zygopetalum 2532

134 539 Xanthorrh^a 1048

357 522 Zaluzania 2403

507 ZYGOPHY'LLEJE, Or. 54.

398 507 Xanth6xylum 2764

5 Zambac 294 43

169 507 Zygophyllum 1304

50 X. see Fagara 398

403 535 Zamia 2814

169 Z. see Guaiacum 1303

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PREFACE.

THE subject of Agriculture admits of two grand divisions; the improvement and
general management of landed property, which may be termed Territorial Economy ; and
the cultivation and treatment of its more useful animal and vegetable productions, which
are called Husbandry, or Agriculture in a more limited sense of the term. Numerous as
have been the publications on rural matters during the last twenty years, there are but
two or three of them whose titles might lead to a supposition that they embraced both
of these departments. That none of them did embrace both, however, previously to the
appearance of this Encyclopaedia, may be confidently affirmed.

This work, which is termed an Encyclopedia of Agriculture, on account of its superior
comprehensiveness, though in part an original composition from the author's practical
experience and observation, is yet chiefly a compilation from books. It professes to
embrace every part of the subject ; and, what has never hitherto been attempted, to give
a general History of Agriculture in all countries ; and a condensed survey of its present
state in every county of the British Isles. A systematic arrangement is adopted as by
far the best for instruction, and also as best admitting of compression. At the same
time, a copious General Index is supplied, to render the whole work of the easiest access
as a book of reference. So mucn information as is here given could only be com-
pressed into one volume by the use of a very small type, and by the liberal employment
of engravings. By means of the latter, much verbal description is avoided ; a know-
ledge of implements and operations is more forcibly conveyed to the reader ; and such a
body of useful matter is brought together, as, by the system of detached copper-plate
engravings, and ordinary letter-press, would have occupied half a dozen volumes.

Throughout this work, we have kept in view the following objects : in PART I., to
depict what may be termed Universal Agriculture, by giving a historical view of that
of all countries ; in PART II., to exhibit the principles on which the operations and results
of the Agriculture of all countries are founded; and, in PARTS III. and IV., to apply
these principles to that particular Agriculture which is practised in Britain, and adapted
to similar climates. In pursuing these objects, we have aimed at language sufficiently
free from provincial or obscure technology to be understood by all classes of readers.
In describing the Agriculture of Britain, we have held up to view that of the northern
counties of Northumberland, Berwickshire, and East Lothian, as examples, in most
things, to the other parts of the empire. In addressing landlords, superior agents,
valuers of land, and patrons, we have pointed out the advantages of equitable and liberal
conduct to their tenants and dependants : in discussing the duties of land stewards,
bailiffs, and other serving agriculturists, we have recommended habits of order, vigilance,
and economy : and, finally, we have submitted to all classes of readers, the advantages of
enlightening the minds and ameliorating the condition of the working classes of rural
society, by facilitating the attainment of instruction ; by pointing out the evils of their
entering too early into the marriage state ; by increasing the comfort and improving the
appearance of their cottages and gardens; and, especially, by repaying the labour of
farm servants to a certain extent in productions calculated for their chief support.
(See § 7834. 7862. and §7953. to 7980.) For, in our opinion, the main comfort of
all those engaged in agriculture as a profession, from the labourer to the gentleman
farmer, will ever consist more in the possession within themselves of the essential means of
comfortable existence, than in the power of accumulating fortunes, such as manufacturers
and commercial men frequently acquire.

As much of the value of a work of this kind will depend on the knowledge it con-
veys of the modern improvements in implements and buildings, particular attention has
been paid to these subjects. Many of the latest improvements in implements and
buildings have not found their way into any books, and for them we have had recourse
to the originals, and to the most eminent agricultural mechanics and manufacturers of
implements. Our thanks, in this respect, are particularly due to the proprietors of Weir's
Agricultural Repository, Oxford Street, London, for permitting us to take sketches
from their extensive collection, and more particularly of those implements and machines
which the late Mr. Weir invented or greatly improved. Our best thanks are also due
to Mr. Morton, Leith Walk, Edinburgh, who is equally eminent as an agricultural
mechanist in Scotland; to Messrs. Cottam and Hallen, of Winsley Street, Oxford
Street, manufacturers of agricultural implements and machines in iron ; and to Mr.
Wilkie, of Uddistonc, near Glasgow, a scientific mechanist, and an eminent manufacturer

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iv PREFACE.

of agricultural Implements both in timber and iron. There is no Implement or
machine mentioned in this work which will not be found on sale, or may not be
made to order, in the establishments of these gentlemen, in the best manner, and at
an equitable charge.

For important assistance in the Veterinary Part of this work, our best thanks are due
to an eminent professor. Through the kind assistance of this gentleman we have been
enabled to bring together a body of useful information on the anatomy, physiology,
pathology, breeding, rearing, and general treatment of the horse, the ox, the sheep, and
other domestic animals, even to dogs and poultry, such as we can safely assert is not to
be found in any other single volume on Agriculture.

It may be necessary to mention, as a key to this work, that such technical terms as are
used in a more definite sense than usual, or such as practical readers in the country, or
mere general readers, may be supposed not familiar with, are explained in a Glossarial
Index (p. 1241.) ; and that the abridged titles of books are given at length in an appro-
priate catalogue, (p. viii.) The systematic nomenclature of plants adopted is that of our
Hortus JSritdnnicus, with some exceptions which are noted where they occur. In the
specific names of the more common animals, we have followed Turton's edition of the
Systema Nature of Linnams ; in those of insects, we have followed modern authors : such
chemical, mineralogical, and geological terms as occur, are those used by Sir H. Davy
in his Agricultural Chemistry, and by Professor Brande in his Geology : the weights and
measures are always according to the standard of Britain, and the temperature to that of
Fahrenheit's thermometer, unless otherwise expressed. Systematic names of animals,
vegetables, and minerals are accented, and their derivations indicated, in the manner
adopted in the Gardener's Magazine and in the Magazine of Natural History, as ex-
plained in a separate article, (p. vii.)

The recent changes which have taken place in the market value of currency, render
price a criterion of much too temporary a nature to be employed in any work which
aims at general and permanent utility. For this reason we have in this Encyclopedia
generally avoided money calculations, preferring to indicate the value of objects or
operations by the quantity of materials and labour requisite to produce them, or by
stating their cost relatively to the cost of other articles.

We have also avoided entering on the subject of state policy, as to the relative pro-
tection of agriculture and manufactures, or of the protection of the home against the
foreign grower of corn. Natural prices will always be safer for the farmer than arti-
ficial ones ; and with low prices the farmer has the chance of deriving a greater benefit on
an extraordinary rise, and sustaining less loss on an extraordinary fall. If the prices of
corn were one half lower than they are, neither farmers nor proprietors would find their
comforts diminished ; for the value of manufactures and importations would fall in pro-
portion to that of agricultural produce. Price, it is true, is not always value ; but they
are never materially different for any length of time.

The first edition of this work was written in the autumn and winter of 1822-3, and
published in June, 1825. In this second edition, commenced in January, 1828, and
completed in January, 1831, will be found very considerable additions and improvements,
including nearly 500 new engravings. Of these engravings nearly 200 are more useful
figures, substituted for others considered less so ; and the remainder, consisting of nearly
300 are entirely additional. A catalogue of all the engravings in the work arranged
systematically is also given (p. xxxii. ), for more convenient reference, when the purpose
of the reader is a choice of implements or machines.

The principal additions to the letter-press of this edition have been made at the
suggestion of our much esteemed friend Mr. Cleghorn, of Edinburgh, late editor of
the Farmer's Magazine, formerly published in that city ; and, in consequence of the
assistance procured by the Proprietors, on our recommendation, from Mr. Swainson, the
eminent naturalist. The fonner gentleman perused an interleaved copy of* the Ency-
clopaedia, and suggested on the blank pages whatever he thought wanting ; indicating at
the same time the books or other sources which might be consulted for the purpose of
supplying these wants. Mr. Swainson most obligingly took the trouble of writing
some paragraphs in the Agricultural History of South America (p. 200.), and the whole
of the article on Insects (from p. 1112. top. 1121.), with some other sentences and para-
graphs in different parts of the work, not always considered of sufficient importance to
be marked with his signature. Dr. Trail, of Liverpool, on our suggestion to the Pro-
prietors, examined the chemical and geological departments of Part II. Book III., and
was good enough to send us some corrections and additions, most of which are indicated
by the letter T. With the exception of the additional engravings of implements before
mentioned, Mr. Swainson's article on Insects is by far the most valuable addition which
the Encyclopaedia has received ; and it is but doing justice to him to state, that he is
the only gentleman among the List of Contributors (p. vi.), who took the trouble to
write out his additions in such a manner as to accommodate them to the portions of the

PREFACE. . v

work for which they were intended. The amalgamation of the information sent by the
other contributors, and the selection and description of the engravings, are of course our
own ; together with what we have been able to collect ourselves, not only from books
and correspondence, but also from the personal observations we made, during a tour in
France and Germany undertaken in 1828-9 on purpose for this work.

In consequence of repeated invitations given on the cover of the Gardener's Magazine,
a considerable number of corrections, additions, and suggestions, have been sent us by
the anonymous and other correspondents enumerated in the list (p. vi.) before referred
to. The essence of the greater part of these communications was inserted in the
Gardener's Magazine at the time they were received, and the whole of these are either
given, quoted, or referred to, in this edition of the Encyclopaedia, in the proper places ;
but some which arrived too late for being used in the body of the work are given
in the Supplement, (p. 1279.) Similar Supplements are intended to be published occa-
sionally, perhaps every two years, and sold separately at the lowest possible price.
To every supplementary paragraph will be prefixed the number of the paragraph in the
body of the work to which the additional information belongs ; and every future im-
pression of the body of the work will contain references from the proper paragraphs
to the additions to these paragraphs given in the different Supplements: the manner
is exemplified in p. 1138., viz. by the star (*) placed before §7790., which signi-
fies that an addition to that paragraph will be found in the Supplement given in
the present edition after the General Index, (p. 1279.) Where the supplementary
matter contains figures, similar references will be made from the Systematic
List of Engravings, as in (p. xxxii.), where the star (*) prefixed to THRESHING
MACHINES indicates that the Supplement contains a figure or figures of one or more
kinds of threshing machines. This improvement in the manner of rendering supple-
mentary information available to a work already in type, and, considered in all its
bearings, a very great one it is, can only be effected in consecutive editions of a
stereotyped book, in the plates of which stars or other marks can at any time be
easily introduced. It is calculated to save the reader much trouble that would other-
wise be unavoidable in referring to numerous Supplements at random ; to prevent any
additional information from escaping his attention ; and to render it unnecessary on the
part of the Proprietors to publish, or on that of the possessors of the work to purchase,
a new edition for several years to come.

We have stated above that the essence of most of the improvements contained in this
edition, and many of the new engravings, have been given from time to time in the
published volumes of the Gardener's Magazine ; into which they have been introduced in
conformity with that object of the work indicated in the titlepage by the expression " Re-
gister of Rural and Domestic Improvement." We think it right here to repeat, what we
stated in the Prospectus and Introduction to that Periodical (see vol. i.), that though chiefly
intended as a perpclual Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Gardening, it is also meant
to be a perpetual Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Agriculture in all matters of vegetable
culture, implements, buildings, and territorial improvements, with a view to farm bailiffs
and land stewards. Temporary agriculture and statistics, and matters connected with
live stock and other things which more immediately interest the commercial farmer, we
leave to journals and newspapers wholly agricultural.

In order to show how much we are indebted to contributors for the improvements
contained in this second edition, as well as to simplify the duty of thanking them,
we have placed their names or signatures in the following alphabetical list; and
we beg leave, on the part of the Proprietors and ourselves, to return them sincere
thanks. We have earnestly to request that these contributors and all our readers will
examine the present work with a scrutinising eye, and send us whatever they think will
contribute to its farther improvement. Our ardent wish is, by means of frequent
Supplements, to keep it at all times on a pace with the rapidly advancing state of agri-
cultural knowledge and practice ; and we are well aware that this can only be done by
the extensive cooperation of scientific and practical men.

By referring to the Calendarial Index (p. 1233.), those parts of this work which treat
of Farm and Forest Culture and Management may be consulted monthly, as the
operations require to be performed; by recurring to the General Index (p. 1248.;,
any particular subject may be traced alphabetically, through all its ramifications of
history, theory, practice, and statistics ; and, by turning to the Glossarial Index
(p. 1241.), the meaning of all words not familiar to general readers may be found. Thus
we have here combined an Agricultural Treatise, embracing every part of the subject, a
Husbandman's Calendar, a Dictionary of Rural Affairs, and a Glossary of Agricul-
tural Terms.

J. C. L.

JBayswater, January, 1831.

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CONTENTS.

Preface - iii

List of Contributors - - vi

Indications and accentuation of Systematic

Names - - - - vii

Rules for pronouncing Systematic Names - vii

List of Books referred to . viii

Tables of Weights and Measures , - xix

List of Engravings ... xxii

PART J.

AGRICULTURE CONSIDERED AS TO ITS ORIGIN, PROGRESS, AND PRESENT STATE
AMONG DIFFERENT NATIONS, GOVERNMENTS, AND CLIMATES.

BOOK I.

HISTORY OF AGRICULTURE AMONG ANCIENT
AND MODERN NATIONS.

CHAP. I. Page

Of the History of Agriculture in the Ages of
Antiquity ; or from the Deluge to the Esta-
blishment of the Roman Empire, in the Cen-
tury preceding the vulgar JEra - - . 4

I. Of the Agriculture of Egypt - - 5

II. Of the Agriculture of the Jews, and other

Nations of Antiquity - - 7

III. Of the Agriculture of the Greeks - 9

IV. Of the Agriculture of the Persians, Cartha-

ginians, and other Nations of Antiquity - 11

CHAP. II.

History of Agriculture among the Romans, or
from the Second Century B. C. to the Fifth
Century of our JEra - - - 12

J. Of the Roman Agricultural Writers . - 12

II. Of the Proprietorship, Occupancy, and

General Management of Landed Pro-
perty among the Romans - - 13

III. Of the Surface, Soil, Climate, and other

Agricultural Circumstances of Italy,
during the Time of the Romans - - 15

IV. Of the Culture and Farm Management of

the Romans - - - - 16

1. Of the Choice of a Farm, and of the Villa

or Farmery - - - 16

2. Of the Servants employed in Roman Agri-

culture - - - - 18

3. Of the Beasts of Labour used by the

Romans - - - - - 21

4. Of the Agricultural Implements of the

Romans - - - - 22

5. Of the Agricultural Operations of the

Romans - - - - .24

6. Of the Crops cultivated, and Animals

reared by the Romans - - 28

7. Of the General Maxims of Farm Manage-

ment among the Romans - - 29

V. Of the Produce and Profit of Roman Agri-

culture - - - SO

VI. Of the Roman Agriculturists, in respect to

General Science, and the Advancement
of the Art - - -31

VII. Of the Extent to which Agriculture was

carried in the Roman Provinces, and of
its Decline - - - - 32

CHAP. III.

History of Agriculture during the Middle Ages,
or from the Fifth to the Seventeenth Cen-
tury - - - - 33

I. History of Agriculture in Italy, during the

Middle Ages - - - - 33

II. History of Agriculture in France, from the

Fifth to the Seventeenth Century - 34

III. Of the Agriculture of Germany and other

Northern States, from the Fifth to the
Seventeenth Century - - - 35

IV. History of Agriculture in Britain, from the

Fifth to the Seventeenth Century - 35

1. History of Agriculture in Britain during
the Anglo-Saxon Dynasty, or from the
Fifth to the Eleventh Century - 35

2- Of the State of Agriculture in Britain
after the Norman Conquest, or from the
Eleventh to the Thirteenth Century - 37
S. History of Agriculture in Britain, from
the Thirteenth Century to the Time of
Henry VI II. - - - 39

Page

4. History of Agriculture, from the Time of

Henry VIII. to the Revolution in 1688 - 40
V. History of Agriculture in Ultra- European

Countries during the Middle Ages - 47

CHAP. IV.
Present State of Agriculture in Europe - 47

I. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Italy - - - - 47

1. Of the Agriculture of Lombardy - 48

2. Of the Agriculture of Tuscany - - 50

3. Of the Agriculture of the Maremmes, or

the District of Pestilential Air . 54

4. Of Farming in the Neapolitan Territory,

or the Land of Ashes - - - 56

II. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Switzerland - - - 58

1. Of the Agriculture of the Swiss Cantons - 58

2. Of the Agriculture of the Duchy of Savoy 62

III. Of the present State of Agriculture in

France - - - 65

1. Of the Progress of French Agriculture,

from the Sixteenth Century to the pre-
sent Time - - 65

2. Of the general Circumstances of France,

in respect to Agriculture - - 66

3. Of the common Farming of France - 68

4. Of Farming in the warmer Climates of

France - - - 70

IV. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Holland and the Netherlands - - 72

1. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Holland - ... 72

2. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Netherlands - - 73

V. Of the present State of Agriculture in Ger-

many - - - - 87

1. General View of the Agricultural Circum-

stances of Germany - - 87

2. Agriculture of the Kingdom of Denmark,

including Greenland and Iceland - 89

3. Of the Agriculture of the Kingdom of

Prussia - - - 90

4. Of the Agriculture of the Kingdom of

Hanover - . - - 92

5. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Saxony - - - - 94

6. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Kingdom of Bavaria - - 95

7. Of the. present State of Agriculture in the

Empire of Austria - - 96

VI. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Kingdom of Poland - - 100

VII. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Russia - - - - 104

VIII. Of the present State of Agriculture in
Sweden and Norway. - - 109

IX. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Spain and Portugal - - - 113

X. Of the present State of Agriculture in Eu-

ropean Turkey - . 121

CHAP. V.

Modern History and present State of Agricul-
ture in the British Isles - - 123

I. Political History of Agriculture in Britain,

from the Revolution in 1688 to the pre-
sent Time ... 123

II. Professional History of Agriculture, from

the Revolution to the present Time - 125

III. Of the Literature of British Agriculture

from the Revolution to the present Time 130

CONTENTS.

IV. Of the Rise, Progress, and present State of

Agriculture in Ireland - . 131

CHAP. VI.

Of the present State of Agriculture in Ultra-

European Countries ... 137

I. Of the present State of Agriculture in Asia 138

1. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Asiatic Turkey - - - 138

2. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Persia 138

3. Of the present State of Agriculture in In-

dependent Tatary - - - 142

4. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Arabia - - - 142

5. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Hindustan - - ,144

6. Of the Agriculture of the Island of Ceylon 149
.7. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Birman Empire, in Java, Malacca, Siam,
Cochin-China, Tonquin, Japan, &c. . 150

8. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Chinese Empire - - 155

9. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Chinese Tatary, Thibet, and Bootan - 162

10. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Asiatic Islands - ' - - 163

II. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

Australian Isles - - 165

IIL Of the present State of Agriculture in

Polynesia - - - - 169

IV. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Africa - - - 171

1. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Abyssinia - - - 171

2. Of the present State of Agriculture in

EgyptP "

Of the present State of Agriculture in the
Mohammedan States of th

the North of

Africa

175

4. Of the present State of Agriculture on the

Western Coast of Africa . . 177

5. Of the present State of Agriculture at the

Cape of Good Hope - . 178

6. Of the present State of Agriculture on the

Eastern Coast of Africa, and in the Afri.
can Islands ... 183

V. Of the present State of Agriculture in North

America - - - 184

1. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

United States . . t 184

2. Of the present State of Agriculture in

Mexico - - - . 189

3. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

British Possessions of North America - 191

4. Of the present State of Agriculture in the

West India Islands . . -192

VI. Of the present State of Agriculture in South

America - . . 197

BOOK II.

AGRICULTURE AS INFLUENCED BY GEOGRAPHICAL,
PHYSICAL, CIVIL, AND POLITICAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

CHAP. I.

Agriculture as influenced by Geographical
Circumstances - - 203

CHAP. II.

Agriculture as influenced by Physical Circum-
stances . - . .204

CHAP. III.

Agriculture as affected by Civil, Political, and
Religious Circumstances ... 206

CHAP. IV.

Of the Agriculture of Britain, . -207

PART II.

AGRICULTURE CONSIDERED AS A SCIENCE.

BOOK I.

OF T1IE STUDY OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM WITH
A VIEW TO AGRICULTURE.

CHAP. I.

Of the Study of Systematic Botany . . 20

CHAP. II.
Vegetable Anatomy, or the Structure and Or-

ganisation of Plants - - - 210

T. Of the External Structure of Perfect Plants 210

II. Of the External Structure of Imperfect

Plants - - - - 211

III. Of the Internal Structure of Plants - 213

1. Decomposite Organs ... 213

2. Composite Organs , - - - 214

3. Elementary, or Vascular, Organs - 215

CHAP. III.

Vegetable Chemistry, or Primary Principles of
Plants . - . .216

I. Compound Products - - 217

II. Simple Products - - -226

CHAP. IV.

Functions of Vegetables . . 226

I. Germination of the Seed - - 227

II. Food of the Vegetating Plant . -228

III. Process of Vegetable Nutrition . .233

IV. Process of Vegetable Developement - 241

V. Anomalies of Vegetable Developement .245

VI. Of the. Sexuality of Vegetables - -249

VII. Impregnation of the Seed - - 250

VIII. Changes consequent upon Impregnation 251

IX. The Propagation of the Species - -252

X. Causes limiting the Propagation of the

Species - - - 254

XI. Evidence and Character of Vegetable Vi-

tality . - .. - 254

CHAP. V.

Vegetable Pathology, or the Disease* and Ca-
sualties of Vegetable Lif« . -258
I. Wounds and Accidents r- 258

II. Diseases

III. Natural Decay

- 259

- 263

CHAP. VI.

Vegetable Geography and History, or the Dis-
tribution of Vegetables relatively to the Earth
and to Man - - - - 264

I. Geographical Distribution of Vegetables - £65

II. Physical Distribution of Vegetables - 265

III. Civil Causes affecting the Distribution of

Plants - - . .270

IV. Characteristic or Picturesque Distribution

of Vegetables . . . - 271

V. Systematic Distribution of Vegetables - 272

VI. Economical Distribution of Vegetables. - 273

VII. Arithmetical Distribution of Vegetables - 274

VIII. Distribution of the British Flora, indige-
nous and exotic . - - 274

CHAP. VII.

Origin and Principles of Culture, as derived
from the Study of Vegetables - -278

BOOK II.

OP THE STUDY OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM WITH
REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURE.

CHAP. I.
Systematic Zoology, &c. - - 282

CHAP. II.

Animal Anatomy ... 283

I. External Anatomy of Animals - - 283

II. Internal Anatomy of Animals - - 285

1. Osseous Structure of Animals - - 286

2. Muscular Structure ol Animals - - 287

3. Structure of the Nervous System - 289

CHAP. III.

Animal Chemistry; or the Substances which
enter into the Composition of the Bodies of
Animals - - - -289

CONTENTS.

CHAP. IV.

Page

Animal Physiology; the Digestive, Circulat-
ing, and Reproductive Functions of Animals 292

I. Of the Digestive System ... 292

II. Of the Circulating System . . 293

III. Of the Reproductive System of Animals -293

CHAP. V.

Animal Pathology ; or the Duration, Diseases,
and Casualties of Animal Life - - 295

CHAP. VI.
On the Distribution of Animals

- 296

CHAP. VII.

Of the Economical Uses of Animals

CHAP. VIII.

Principles of Improving the Domestic Ani-
mals used in Agriculture - - 300

I. Objects to be kept in View in the Improve-

ment of Breeds - - - - 300

II. Of the Means of Improving the Breed of

Animals - - - - 300

III. Of the General Principles of rearing, ma-

naging, and feeding Domestic Animals - 306

IV. Of Feeding for Extraordinary Purposes - 309

V. Of the Modes of killing Animals - - 310

BOOK III.

OP THE STUDY OF THE MINERAL KINGDOM AND THE
ATMOSPHERE, WITH REFERENCE TO AGRICUL-
TURE.

CHAP. I.
Of Earths and Soils - - - 312

I. Of the Geological Structure of the Globe,

and the Formation of Earths and Soils - 312

II. Classification and Nomenclature of Soils -314

III. Of discovering the Qualities of Soils - 315

1. Of discovering the Qualities of Soils by

means of the Plants which grow on them 315

2. Of discovering the Qualities of Soils by

Chemical Analysis ... 317

3. Of discovering the Qualities of a Soil me-

chanically and empirically . . 318

IV. Of the Uses of the Soil to Vegetables - 318

V. Of the Improvement of Soils - - 322

1. Pulverisation . - - 322

2. Of the Improvement of Soils by Com-

pression .. - . 323

3. Of the Improvement of Soils by Aeration

or Fallowing . . 323

4. Alteration of the constituent Parts of

Soils .... 325

5. Changing the Condition of Lands in re-

spect to Water - 328

6. Changing the Condition of Lands, in re-

spect to Atmospherical Influence - 331

7. Rotation of Crops ... 331

CHAP. II.

Of Manures - . .333

I. Of Manures of Animal and Vegetable

Origin - - - - 333

1. The Theory of the Operation of Manures

of Animal and Vegetable Origin . 333

2. Of the different Species of Manures of

Animal and Vegetable Origin - - 334
S. Of the Fermenting, Preserving, and Ap-
plying of Manures of Animal and Vege-
table Origin - . .341

II. Of Manures of Mineral Origin - - 343

1. Theory of the Operation of Mineral Ma-

nures .... 343

2. Of the different Species of Mineral Ma-

nures - . - 344

CHAP. III.

Of the Agency of Heat, Light, Electricity, and
Water in Vegetable Culture - - 349

I. Of Heat and Light

II. Of Electricity

III. Of Water

- 349

- 353

- 353

CHAP. IV.

Of the Agency of the Atmosphere in Vegeta-
tion - . . . 354
I. Of the Elements of the Atmosphere - 354

Page

II. Of the Means of Prognosticating the Wea-

ther - . 364

III. Of the Climate of Britain , - -367

BOOK IV.

OF THE MECHANICAL AGENTS EMPLOYED IN AGRI
CULTURE.

CHAP. I.

Of the Implements of Manual Labour used in
Agriculture - 369

I. Tools used in Agriculture - - 369

II. Instruments - - - - 372

1. Instruments of Labour . - 372

2. Instruments of Science . - 375

III. Utensils used in Agriculture - - 378

IV. Hand Machines used in Agriculture - 379

CHAP. II.

Of Agricultural Implements and Machines
drawn by Beasts of Labour - . 389

I. Tillage Implements and Machines - - 389

1. Swing Ploughs, or such as are constructed

without Wheels - - - 389

2. Wheel Ploughs - - - 397

3. Tillage Implements, known as Scarifiers,

Scufflers, Cultivators, and Grubbers - 402

4. Tillage Implements of the Hoe Kind - 405

II. Machines for Sowing and Planting -408

III. Harrows or Pronged Implements for

Scratching the Surface Soil, for covering
the Seed, and for other Purposes - 413

IV. Rollers - - - - 416

V. Machines for laying Land even, and other

occasional or anomalous Tillage Ma-
chines - - 419

VI. Machines for reaping and gathering the

Crop - 420

1. Horse Rakes and Haymaking Machines

2. Reaping Machines

VII. Machines of Deportation

1. Carts ...

2. Waf
VIII.

preparing Corn for Market - - 435

IX. Mechanical and other fixed Apparatus,
for the Preparation of Food for Cattle,
and for grinding Manure - - 440

CHAP. III.

Edifices in use in Agriculture - - 442

I. Buildings for Live Stock - - 443

II. Buildings as Repositories, and for perform-

ing in-door Operations . - 449

III. The Farmer's Dwelling-house - - 453

IV. Cottages for Farm Servants - - 454

V. Stack-yard, Dung-yard, and other Enclo-

sures immediately connected with Farm
Buildings - - - 459

VI. Union of the different Farm Buildings and

Enclosures in a Farmery . 461

421

Vaggons - - - 433

Machines for threshing and otherwise

CHAP. IV.

Fences used in Agriculture - . 473

I. Situation or Jlmplacement of Fences . 473

II. Different Kinds of Fences - - 474

1. Ditch or Drain Fences - - 474

2. Hedge Fences - . - 475

3. Compound Hedge Fences . - 480

4. Paling Fences - - .492

5. Wall Fences - - - 496

CHAP. V.

Gates and Bridges appropriate to Agriculture - 498

BOOK V.

OF THE OPERATIONS OF AGRICULTURE.

CHAP. I. Page

Manual Labours and Operations - - 506

I. Mechanical Operations common to all Arts

of Manual Labour - 506

II. Agricultural Labours of the simplest Kind 507

III. Agricultural Operations with Plants - 510

IV. Mixed Operations performed by Manual

Labour - - 517

CONTENTS.

CHAP. II.

Page |

Agricultural Operations requiring the Aid of

Labouring Cattle - - - 524

I. Operations for the Care of Live Stock - 524

II. Labours with Cattle on the Soil - - 525

III. Labours and Operations with the Crop,

performed with the Aid of Cattle - 530

CHAP. III.

Scientific Operations, and Operations of Order

and general Management - - 533 I

I. Scientific Operations required of the Agri-
culturist - - - 533

1. Measuring relatively to Agriculture - 534

2. Taking the Levels of Surfaces - . 535

3. Division and laying out of Lands - 536

4. Estimating Weight, Power, and Ouanti-

ties - . . .538

5. Estimating the Value of Agricultural La-

bour and Materials, Rents and Tillages - 539

6. Professional Routine of Land Surveyors,

Appraisers and Valuators, in making up
their Plans and Reports
II. Operations of Order and Management

PART III.

AGRICULTURE AS PRACTISED IN BRITAIN.

BOOK I.

OF THE VALUATION, PURCHASE, AND TRANSFER OF
LANDED PROPERTY.

CHAP. I.

The different Kinds and Tenures of Landed

Property in the British Isles - - 551

I. The Kinds of Landed Property, and its dif-

ferent Tenures, in England - - 551

II. The Kinds and Tenures of Landed Pro-

perty in Scotland . - - 552

III. The Kinds and Tenures of Landed Pro-

perty in Ireland - - 552

CHAP. II.

Valuation of Landed Property . - 553

CHAP. III.
Purchase or Transfer of Landed Property - 557

BOOK II.

OK THE LAYING OUT, OR GENERAL ARRANGEMENT,
OF LANDED ESTATES.

CHAP. I.
Consolidated detached Property - - 559

CHAP. II.

Appropriating Commonable Lands - - 560

I. Origin and different Kinds of Commonable

Lands - - - - 560

II. General Principles of Appropriating and

dividing Commonable Lands - - 562

CHAP. III.

Choice of the Demesne or Site for the Proprie-
tor's Residence . . -565

CHAP. IV.

Formation and Management of Roads - - 567

I. Different Kinds of Roads - - 568

II. Line of Direction, or laying out of Roads . 570

III. Form and Materials of Jloads - -574

1. Formation of Roads, and of their Wear

or Injury - - - 574

2. M' Adam's Theory and Practice of Road-

making - - 576

3. Road-making, as treated of and practised

by various eminent Engineers and Sur-
veyors .... 579

I V. Paved Roads . - .597

V. Milestones, Guide-posts, and Toll-gates - 602

VI. Preservation and Repair of Roads - 605

VII. Railroads - - 613

CHAP. V.

Formation of Canals - . .616

I. Utility and Rise of Navigable Canals - 616

II. Of discovering the most eligible Route for

a Line of Canal - . 617

III. Powers granted to Canal Companies by

Government - . . 619

IV. Execution of the Works - -619

CHAP. VI.

Improvement of Estates by the Establishment of
Mills, Manufactories, Villages, Markets, &c. 622

CHAP. VIL
Of Mines, Quarries, Pits, and Metalliferous

Bodies ... 624

CHAP. VIII.

Establishment of Fisheries - - 629

I. Marine Fisheries - - 629

II. River, Lake, and other Inland Fisheries - 630

CHAP. IX.

Plantations and Woodlands - - 635

I. Soils and Situations which may be most pro-

fitably employed in Timber Plantations - 633

II. Trees suitable for different Soils, Situations,

and Climates - . 634

III. Forming Plantations - . 636

IV. Mixture of Trees in Plantations - 644

V. Culture of Plantations - - 645

1. General Influence of Culture on Trees - 615

2. Culture of the Soil among Trees - 647

3. Filling up of Blanks or Failures in Plant-

ations - - - - 643

4. Pruning and Heading down Trees in

Plantations - - 648

5. Thinning young Plantations - - 652

VI. Improvement of Neglected Plantations 654

VII. Treatment of Injured and Diseased Trees 655

VIII. Products of Trees, and their Preparation

for Use or Sale - - - 657

IX. Estimating the Value of Plantations and

their Products, and exposing them to
Sale - 662

CHAP. X.

Formation and Management of Orchards 661

I. Soils and Situations most suitable for Or

rhanls - - 664

II. Sorts of Trees and Manner of Planting 665

I 1 1. Cultivation of Farm Orchards 669

IV. Gathering and Keeping of Orchard Fruit 67 1

V. Manufacture of Cider and Perry 671

VI. Machinery and Utensils necessary for

Cider-making - . 675

CHAP. XL

Laying out of Farm and other Culturable
Lands - - 676

I. Extent or Size of Farm and Cottage Lands 677

II. Laying out Farms and Farmeries -677

1. Situation and Arrangement of the Farmery 677

2. Laying out Cottages - - 6<S5

3. Laying out the Farm Lands - - G*>7

BOOK III.

OF IMPROVING THE CULTURABLE LANDS OF AN
ESTATE.

CHAP. I.

Draining Watery Lands . - 690

I. Natural Causes of Wetness in Lands, and

the general Theory of Draining

II. The Methods of Draining Boggy Land

III. Draining Hilly Lands

IV. Methods of draining Mixed Soils

V. Methods of draining of Retentive Soils

VI. Methods of draining Mines, Quarries. Pits

Ponds, and Lakes

raw

705

CONTENTS.

Page

VII. Formation of Drains, and Materials used

in filling them - - - 706

VIII. Of the Implements peculiar to Draining 712

CHAP. II.

Embanking and otherwise protecting Lands
from the Overflowing or Encroachment of
Rivers or the Sea - - 713

I. Embanking Lands from Rivers or the Sea - 713

1. General Principles of designing Embank-

ments ' - - - - 714

2. Different Descriptions of Banks in general

Use for excluding Waters - - 715

II. Guarding the Banks and otherwise improv-

ing the Courses of Rivers and Streams - 719

1. Guarding River Banks - - 719

2. Changing the Courses of Rivers, deepening

their Beds, or raising their Waters to a
higher Level - - - 721

CHAP. III.

Irrigation, or the Improvement of Culturable
Lands and Farmeries by the means of Water 722

I. Irrigation, or the Preparation of the Surface

of Lands for the profitable Application
of Water - - - 723

1. Soils and Situations suitable for Watering 723

2. Implements made Use of in Watering

Lands; and the Terms of Art peculiar to
such Operations - - - 723

3. Preparation of Surfaces for Irrigation - 725

II. Warping, or the Improvement of Eand by

muddy Water - - 730

1. Irrigation of Arable Lands, and Subter-
raneous Irrigation - - 731

III. Artificial Means of Procuring Water for

the Use of Live Stock - - 732

CHAP. IV.

Improvement of Lands lying Waste, so as to fit

them for Farm- Culture - - 739

I. Mountainous and hilly Grounds and their

Improvement - - 740

II. Rocky or Stony Surfaces - - 740

III. Improving Woody Wastes or Wealds . 742

IV. Moors and their Improvements - - 743

V. Peat Mosses, Bogs, and Morasses, and their

Improvement ... 744

VI. Marshes and their Improvement - - 747

VII. Downs and other Shore Lands - - 748

. CHAP. V.
Improvement of Lands already in a State of

Culture - - - - 749

I. General Principles and Modes of Procedure,

in improving Estates already more or less

improved - - - 750

. I. Improvement of Farmeries and Farm

Lands - - 750

CHAP. VI.
Execution of Improvements - 756

I. Different Modes of procuring the Execution

of Improvements on Estates - - 756

II. General Cautions on the Subject of Execut-

ing Improvements - - 757

BOOK IV.

MANAGEMENT OF LANDED PROPERTY.

CHAP. I.

Superintendents, or Executive Establishment of
an Estate - - - - 759

I. Steward or Manager of an Estate, and his

Assistants - 759

II. Land Steward's Place of Business, and what

belongs to it - - 761

CHAP. II.

Duties of Managers of Estates - - 762

I. General Principles of Business considered

Relatively to Land Stewardship -

II. Management of Tenants

1. Proper Treatment of Tenants

2. Business of letting Farms

3. Different Species of Tenancy

4. Rent and Covenants of a Lease

5. Receiving Rents

III. Keeping and Auditing Accounts

BOOK V.

SELECTION, HIRING, AND STOCKING OF FARMS.

CHAP.

Page

Circumstances of a Farm necessary to be con-
sidered by a proposed Tenant - - 771

I. Climate, in respect to farming Lands - 771

II. Soil in respect to farming Lands - 773

III. Subsoil relatively to the Choice of a Farm 77-t

IV. Elevation of Lands relatively to Farming - 775

V. Character of Surface in regard to farming

Lands . - - - 775

VI. Aspect in regard to farming Lands - 776

VII. Situation of Farm Lands in regard to

Markets .... 776

VIII. Extent of Land suitable for a Farm - 777

IX. Tenure on which Lands are held for Fann-

ing ... 777

X. Rent - - - 777

XI. Taxes and other Burdens which affect the

Farmer - ... 779

XII. Other Particulars requiring a Farmer's

Attention, with a View to the Renting
of Land - - - 779

CHAP. II.

Considerations respecting Himself, which a
Farmer ought to keep in view in selecting
and hiring a Farm - - 780

I. Personal Character and Expectations of a

professional Farmer - - 780

II. Capital required by the Farmer - - 781

CHAP. III.

Choice of Stock for a Farm - . - 782

I. Choice of Live Stock - » 782

1. Live Stock for the Purposes of Labour - 782

2. Choice of Live Stock tor the Purposes of

breeding or feeding . . 783

II. Choice of Agricultural Implements, Seeds,

and Plants - - 785

III. Choice of Servants - - - 788

CHAP. IV.

General Management of a Farm . - 789

I. Keeping Accounts ... 789

II. Management of Servants . -795

III. Arrangement of Farm Labour - 796

IV. Domestic Management and personal Ex-

penses - - 797

BOOK VI.

CULTURE OF FARM LANDS.

CHAP. I.

General Processes common to Farm Lands - 798

I. Rotation of Crops suitable to different De-

scriptions of Soils - . 798

II. The working of Fallows . - 800

III. General Management of Manures - 803

1. Management of Farm-yard Dung . 804

2. Lime, and its Management as a Manure 805

IV. Composts and other Manures - - 807

CHAP. II.
Culture of the Cereal Grasses - -808

I. Wheat - - - 811

II. Rye .... 821

III. Barley - - - 822

IV. The Oat ... 826

V. Cereal Grasses cultivated in Europe, some

of which might be tried in Britain - 828

1. Maize, or Indian Corn - - 829

2. Canary Corn - . -832

3. The Millets - - - 832

4. Rice, and some other Cereal Gramina - 834

CHAP. III.

Culture of Leguminous Field- Plants, the Seeds
of which are used as Food for Man or
Cattle - - - - 834

I. The Pea - - - 8.%

II. The Bean - - - 838

III. The Tare . - . 841

IV. Various Legumes which might be culti-

vated in British Farming - - 843

CONTENTS.

rasses

of temporary Dura-

CHAP. IV. page

Plants cultivated for their Roots or Leaves in

a recent State as Food for Man or Cattle 844

I. The Potato . . 8*5

II. The Turnip . -854

III. The Carrot » . 862

IV. The Parsnep

V. The Field Beet

VI. The Cabbage Tribe - - 867

VII. Other Plants which might be cultivated

in the Felds for their Roots or Leaves, as
Food for Man or Cattle, in a recent State 869

CHAP. V.

Culture of Herbage Plants . . 871

I. The Clover Family - . -871

II. Lucern . . . 877
IIL Saintfoin

IV. Various Plants which are or may be culti-
vated as Herbage and for Hay . 883

CHAP. VI.

Cultivated Grasses

I. Tall-growing or Hay G

1. Tall or Hay Grasses

tion ... 887

2. Tall or Hay Grasses of permanent Dura-

tion .... 889

II. Grasses chiefly adapted for Pasturage 893
HI. General View of the Produce, Uses, Cha-
racter, and Value of the principal Bri-
tish Grasses, according to the Result of
John Duke of Bedford's Experiments at
Woburn . . . 895

CHAP. VII.

Management of Lands permanently under
Grass . . 901

I. Perennial Grass Lands fit for mowing, or

Meadow Lands . . 901

II. Permanent Pastures . -905

1. Rich or feeding Pastures . .905

2. Hilly and Mountainous Pastures - 908
IIL Improvement of Grass Lands, by a tem-
porary Conversion to Tillage - - 909

1. Grass Lands that ought not to be broken

up by the Plough - - - 909

2. Advantages and Disadvantages of break-

ing up Grass Lands - - 910

3. Breaking up Grass Lands, and afterwards

restoring them to Grass - - 911

CHAP. VIIL

Plants cultivated on a limited Scale for various
Arts and Manufactures - . 912

I. Plants grown chiefly for the Clothing Arts - 912

1. Flax . . . .913

2. Hemp . - - . 917

3. The Fuller's Thistle, or Teasel - 918

4. Madder - . .919

5. Woad . . . .920

6. Weld, or Dyer's Weed . . 921

7. Bastard Saffron ... 922

8. Various Plants which have been proposed

as Substitutes for the Thread and dyeing
Plants grown in Britain . . 923

II. Plants cultivated for the Brewery and Dis-

tillery ... . 923

1. The Hop - .924

2. Culture of the Coriander and Caraway - 930

3. Plants which may be substituted for

Brewery and Distillery Plants . . 930

III. OilPlants - - - 931

IV. Plants used in Domestic Economy - 933
1. Mustard . . .933
2 Buck-wheat . . .934

3. Tobacco . . 935

4. Other Plants used in Domestic Economy,

which are or may be cultivated in the
Fields . . .942

V. Plants which are are or may be grown in

the Fields for Medicinal Purposes - 943

CHAP. IX.
Marine Plants used in Agriculture . . 945

CHAP. X.

Weeds or Plants injurious to those cultivated

in Agriculture - - 947

BOOK VII.

THE ECONOMY OF LIVE STOCK AND THB DAIRY.

CHAP. L Page

The cultivated Horse . . .945

I. Varieties of the Horse - . 950

II. Organology or exterior Anatomy of the

Horse . . 955

III. The Bony Anatomy or Osseous Structure

of the Horse - . . 952

1. Osseous Structure of the Head . . 962

2. Bony Anatomy of the Trunk . .964

3. Bony Anatomy of the Extremities - 964

4. General Functions of the Bony Skeleton - 966

IV. Anatomy and Physiology of the soft Parts 966

1. Appendages to Bone, the Muscles, and

Tendons . . gsfi

2. Blood-vessels of the Horse . - 967

3. Absorbents of the Horse . .968

4. Nerves and Glands of the Horse - 968

5. Integuments of the Horse's Body - 968

6. The Head generally - . 969

7. The Ear - . - - 969

8. The Eye and its Appendages - . 970

9. The Nose and Sense of Smelling - 971

10. The Cavity of the Mouth - - 972

11. The Neck . . .972

12. The Thorax or Chest . . .973

13. The Abdomen . . .973

14. The Foetal Colt . . .975

15. The Foot . . .975

V. Diseases of the Horse - . 977

1. General Remarks on the Healthy and

diseased State of the Horse - - 977

2. Inflammatory Diseases of the Horse - 978

3. Diseases of the Head - . 979

4. Diseases of the Neck . 980

5. The Chest . . . 980

6. Diseases of the Skin . - - 984

7. Glanders and Farcy ... 985

8. Diseases of the Extremities - - 985

9. Diseases of the Feet . . .937

VI. Veterinary Operations . . 939

1. Treatment of Wounds . . 989

2. Balls and Drinks . . 939

3. Fomentations and Poultices - - 989

4. Setons and Rowels . . POO

5. Blistering and Firing

- 990

- 990

- 991

6. Clystering and Physicking

7. Castration, Nicking, Docking, &c.

8. Bleeding . . 99!

VII. Veterinary Pharmacopoeia . . 991

VIII. Shoeing of Horses - . 993

IX. Criteria of the Qualities of Horses for

various Purposes . . 995

X. Breeding of Horses . . 997

XI. Rearing of Horses . . 999

XII. Training of Horses . 1000

XIII. The Art of Horsemanship . 1003

XIV. Feeding of Horses . 1004

XV. Stabling and Grooming of Horses - 1006

XVI. Management and Working of Horses - 1007

1. Management and Working of Race

Horses ... 1007

2. Management and Working of the Hunter 1009

3. Working and Management of Riding

Horses - 1009

4. Horses in Curricles and Coaches . 1010

5. Working of Cart, Waggon, and Farm

Horses . . . ioiO

CHAP. II.

The Ass

1012

CHAP. III.

The Mule and Hinny, Hybrids of the Horse

and Ass . . 1013

CHAP. IV.

Neat or Horned Cattle . _ 1014

The Ox - . 1014

1. Varieties and Breeds of the Bull 1014

2. Criteria of Cattle for various Objects an

Purposes . . 1019

3. Breeding of Horned Cattle . 1020

4. Rearing of Horned Cattle . 1021

5. Fattening Calves by Suckling . 1023

6. Fattening Horned Cattle - 1024

7. Management of Cows kept for the

Dairy . . . . 1025

CONTENTS.

XXXI

- 1035

8. Working of Horned Cattle - - 1029

9. Anatomy and Physiology of the Bull and

Cow . - . . 1031

10. Diseases of Horned Cattle . - 1032
II. The Buffalo . . . 1035

CHAP. V.

The Dairy and its Management • • ]

I. Chemical Principles of Milk, and the Proper-

ties of the Milk of different Animals - 1036

II. The Dairy House, its Furniture and Uten-

sils - - - 1037

III. Milking and the general Management of

Milk - - . .1040

IV. Making and Curing of Butter . - 1041

V. Process of Cheese-making - - 1043

VI. Catalogue of the different Sorts of Cheeses

and other Preparations made from Milk 1045

CHAP. VI.
The Sheep .... 1049

I. Varieties of Sheep - . . 1049

II. Criteria of Properties in Sheep , -1052

III. Breeding of Sheep - -1053

IV. Rearing and general Management of

Sheep - . 1055

1. Rearing and Management of Sheep on

rich grass and arable Lands - - 1056

2. Rearing and general Management of

Sheep on Hilly and Mountainous Dis-
tricts, or what is generally termed Store
Sheep Husbandry . 1058

V. Folding of Sheep - - - 1061

VI. Of Fattening Sheep and Lambs - 1062

VII. Probable Improvement to be derived
from Crosses of the Merino Breed of
Sheep - - 1063

VIII. Anatomy and Physiology of Sheep - 1064

IX. Diseases of Sheep - - 1064

CHAP. VII.
The Swine .... 1067

I. Varieties of the Common Hog . - 1068

II. Breeding and Rearing of Swine . .1069

Page

III. Fattening of Swine - . 1070

IV. Curing of Pork and Bacon . .1070

V. Diseases of Swine - . . . 1071

CHAP. VIII.

Of the Goat, Rabbit, Hare, Dormouse, Deer,
and various other Animals, that are or may
be subjected to British Agriculture . - 1071

CHAP. IX.

Animals of the Bird Kind employed in Agri-
culture - - - 1083

I. Poultry Houses and their Furniture and

Utensils - - - 1083

II. Gallinaceous Fowls, their Kinds, Breeding,

Rearing, and Management - - 1084

III. Anserine or Aquatic Fowls - - 1091

ultr\

IV. Diseases of Poultry

V. Birds of Luxury which are or may be cul-

- 1095

tivated by Farmers

- 1095

CHAP. X.

Fish and Amphibious Animals subjected to

Cultivation - - - 1100

CHAP. XI.

Insects and Worms which are or may be sub-
jected to Culture - - 1104

CHAP. XIL

Animals noxious to Agriculture » -1108

I. Noxious Mammalia - - - 1108

II. Birds injurious to Agriculture . 1112

III. Insects injurious to Agriculture 1112
1. Physiology of Insects - 1112

Arrangement or Classification of Insects

3. Insects injurious to live Stock

4. Insects injurious to Vegetables

1113
1114
1115

5. Insects injurious to Food, Clothing, &c. 1118

6. Operations for subduing Insects . 1119
IV. Worm-like Animals injurious to Agri-
culture ... 1120

PART IV.

STATISTICS OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE.

BOOK I.

OP THE PRESENT STATE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE
BRITISH ISLES.

CHAP. I.

Different Descriptions of Men engaged in the
Practice or Pursuit of Agriculture . 1121

I. Operators, or serving Agriculturists - 1121

II. Commercial Agriculturists - - 1122

III. Agricultural Counsellors, Artists, or

Professors ... 1123

IV. Patrons of Agriculture - - 1123

CHAP. II.

Different Kinds of Farms in Britain relatively
to the different Classes of Society who are
the Occupiers - - 1124

CHAP. III.

Topographical Survey of the British Isles in
respect to Agriculture

I. Agricultural Survey of England

II. Agricultural Survey of Wales

III. Agricultural Survey of Scotland

IV. Agricultural Survey of Ireland

. 1125

- 1125

- 1173

- 1178

- 1198

CHAP. IV.

Literature and Bibliogaphy of Agriculture - 1206

I. Bibliography of British Agriculture - - 1206

II. Bibliography of Agriculture in Foreign
Countries .... 1214
1. Bibliography of French Agriculture - 1214

Calendarial Index
Glossarial Index
General Index

2. Bibliography of German Agriculture - 1219

3. Bibliography of Italian Agriculture - 1221

4. Bibliography of the Agriculture of other

Countries of Europe - - 1222

5. Agricultural Bibliography of North Ame-

rica - 1223

CHAP. V.

Professional Police and Public Laws relative
to Agriculturists and Agriculture - • 1223

BOOK II.

OF THE FUTURE PROGRESS OF AGRICULTURE IX
BRITAIN.

CHAP. I.

Improvement of Agriculture, by refining the
Taste of the Purchasers of its Products, and
creasing the Knowledge of Agricultural
Patrons - - 1225

CHAP. II.

Improvement of Agriculture, by the better
Education of those who are engaged in it as
a Profession - ... 122(5

I. Degree of Knowledge which may be at-
tained by Practical Men, and general Powers

of the human Mind as to Attainments - 1226

I 1. Professional Education of Agriculturists - 1228

III. Conduct and Economy of an Agricul-

turist's Life - - - 1229

- 1233

- 1241

- 1248

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A DICTIONARY OF THE
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BY JOHN BRITTON, F.S.A., &c.

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