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mag. 55 Cav.dis.4.t.81.f.1 Eng. bot. 322 L'Her. ger. t. 39 Sweet ger. 197 Eng. bot. 121 Eng. bot. 404 9653 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, by the little tubercles of the roots, or by seeds. For the general treatment of each species, see Sweet's Geraniaceæ. (Bot. Cult. 237.) "A pretty genus," 1462. Aitonia. In honor of the late Mr. William Aiton, the King's gardener at Kew. Sweet observes, "which thrives well in an equal mixture of sandy loam and peat: young cuttings will root in ORDER III. 91 Lambérti Sweet ger. 104 92 lanceolátum And. ger. 93 latilóbum Sweet ger. 236 94 laxiflórum Do. 216 95 lépidum Do. 156 96 lineátum Do. 116 97 Lousadiánum Do. 44 98 lúteum Bot. rep. 328 MONADELPHIA HEPTANDRIA. 99 macránthon Sweet ger. 83 100 Mattocksiánum Do. 234 101 melíssinum Do. 5 102 míxtum Do. 71 103 modéstum Do. 204 104 Mostýnæ Do. 10 105 multinérve Do. 17 106 Murrayánum Do. 164 107 mutábile Do. 213 108 nánum Do. 102 109 nervósum Do. 47 110 Newshamiánum Do. 144 111 notátum Do. 208 112 nummularifólium Bot. rep. 113 oblátum Sweet ger. 35 114 obscúrum Do. 89 115 obtusifólium Do. 25 116 optábile Do. 62 117 opulifólium Do. 53 118 ornátum Do. 39 119 Pálkii Do. 224 120 pannifólium Do. 9 Garden Varieties. 121 párticeps Sweet ger. 49 122 pátens Do. 125 123 paucidentátum Do. 186 124 pavonínum Do. 40 125 pectinifólium Do. 66 126 phœníceum Do. 207 127 pinguifólium Do. 52 128 planifólium Do. 219 129 platypétalon Do. 116 130 Pottéri Do. 147 131 Principíssæ Do. 139 132 pubéscens And. ger. 133 pulchérrimum Sweet ger. 134 134 púlchrum Do. 107 135 pulveruléntum Do. 218 136 pyrethrifólium Do. 153 137 ramulósum Do. 177 138 recurvátum Do. 223 139 reticulátum Do. 143 140 rigéscens Do. 112 141 ríngens Do. 256 142 Robinsóni Do. 150 143 rotundilóbum Do. 252 144 rubéscens Do. 30 145 rugósum And. ger. 146 sæpeflórens Sweet ger. 58 147 Saundersii Do. 205 148 Scarboróviæ Do. 117 149 scintillans Do. 28 150 Scóttii Do. 264 OCTANDRIA. 151 scutátum Sweet ger. 95 152 seléctum Do. 190 153 selenifólium Do. 159 154 serratifólium Do. 221 155 Seymoúriæ Do. 37 156 Smíthii Do. 110 157 solúbile Do. 24 158 spectábile Do. 136 159 sphondyliifðlium Do. 246 160 Stapeltóni Do. 212 161 striátum Do. 1 162 sulphúreum Do. 163 163 Thyn'neæ Do. 74 164 Tibbitsiánum Do. 158 165 torrefáctum Do. 243 166 tyriánthinum Do. 183 167 Vandésiæ Do.7 168 várium Do. 166 169 veniflórum Do. 258 170 venósum Do. 209 171 venústum Do. 167 172 verbasciflórum Do. 157 173 verbenæfólium Do. 149 174 versícolor Do. 78. 175 vespertínum Do. 239 176 villósum Do. 100 177 viscosíssimum Do.118 178 Wellsiánum Do. 175 179 Yoúngii Do. 131 9642 The only species DECANDRIA. 9643 Stem erect diffuse branched, Peduncles longer than petiole, Leaves 5-parted, Lobes oblong cut-toothed 9644 Stem erect diffuse branched, Ped. longer than petiole, Leaves opp. 5-parted, Lobes trifid, Lobelets linear 9645 Stem diffuse, Leaves hoary beneath 7-part. Lobes multifid linear, Pedunc, elongated, Calyxes silky villous 9646 Stem diffuse, Leaves hoary beneath 5-parted, Lobes obl. cut-toothed, Ped. very long and cal. gland. hairy 9647 Stem very short, Radical leaves on long stalks silky on each side 5-7-parted, Lobes 3-fid, Lobelets linear 9648 Stem very short, Rad. leaves stalked glaucous pubescent 5-parted, Lobes cuneiform trifid, Pedunc. radical 9649 Stem shrubby, Leaves smooth palmate 5cut, Segments bipinnatifid, Peduncles opposite erect hairy 9650 Stem suffruticose at base dichot. at end, Lvs. 9650 Stem suffruticose at base dichot. at end, Lvs. smooth 5-parted, Lobes toothed at end, Cal. globose inflat. naked from base to the branches, Leaves 5-parted, Lobes lin. pinnately cut serrate 9652 Stem villous dichotomous, Leaves 5-7-parted, Lobes pinnately cut, Calyxes ciliate villous 9653 Stem 4-cornered, Lower leaves 5-lobed; upper 3-lobed, Lobes oblong acuminate serrate, Pet. emarginate 9654 Stem angular, Rad. leaves 7-lobed; cauline 5-lobed, Lobes oblong acuminate toothed, Petals emarginate 9655 Stem erect somewhat angular, Leaves opposite 5-lobed, Lobes cuneate ovate lobed-toothed, Stip. connate , Lobes oval acuminate cut-toothed, Stipules connate bifid 9657 Stem round, Lower leaves 5-lobed; upper 3-lobed, Lobes ovate acute cut toothed, Stipules distinct 9658 Stem round, Leaves altern. 5-7-lobed cut-toothed; upper sessile, Petals reflexed toothed at end 9659 Stem round, Leaves 5-lobed cut-toothed; upper sessile, Petals spreading entire, Filaments hairy at base 9660 Like the last, but with dark fuscous petals 9661 Like Phæum, but the petals are rose-colored and emarginate 9662 Stem round simple, Lvs. 5-lobed, Lobes ovate coarsely toothed: lower on long stalks altern.; upp. sess. opp. 9663 Stem round erect smooth, Lvs . about 7-lobed, Lobes obl. cut serr. Ped. corymbose, Pet. somew.emarginate 9664 Stem round erect downy, Lvs. about 7-lobed, Lobes linear obl. cut serrate, Ped. somew. corymb. Pet. entire 9665 Stem round erect smooth , Leaves palmate subpeltate 5-7-lobed, Lobes oblong coarsely cut, Ped. very long 9655 9645 9656 9662 and Miscellaneous Particulars. sand, under a bell-glass, plunged in heat. The cuttings must not be put in very close together, and the glass must be wiped frequently, as they are apt to damp off." (Bot. Cult. 129.) 1463. Geranium. Γερaviov of the ancient Greeks, so called from γερavoς, a crane, the capsule and its beak resembling the head of that bird. These are chiefly European plants, in many cases being mere weeds, of no Pp 2 9666 maculátum W. spotted 9667 collínum W. hill 9668 palústre W. marsh 9669 aconitifólium W.

Aconite-leaved 9670 dahúricum Dec.

Dahurian un 1 my.jn Pu 9671 pilósum Forst. pilose un my.au Pu MONADELPHIA DECANDRIA. my.au Pu pr Apr 1 my.au Pu or 2 jn.au Pu Apr 1 my.jn B N. Amer. 1732. D s.l Siberia 1815. D co Germany 1732. D s.l Switzerl. 1775. D s.l Dahuria 1820. D co N. Zeal. 1821. D co CLASS XVI.

Cav.dis.4.t.86.f.2 Sweet ger. 3 L'Her. ger. t. 40 Sweet ger. 119 9672 parviflórum W. en. small-flowered un my.jn Pu 9673 nepalénse Sweet Nepal pr my.au R V. Di. L. 1816. D co Nepal 1818. D co Sweet ger. 12 9674 pyrenáicum W. mountain Apr 1 my.au Pu 9675 umbrósum P. S. naked-stalked Apr 1 jn.s Pu Britain me.pa. D s.1 Hungary 1804. D co Eng. bot. 405 Pl. rar. h.2. t. 144 9676 mólle W.

Dove's-foot W ap.au Pu Britain was.gr. S co Eng. bot. 778 9677 pusíllum W. small-flowered W jn.s Pu England was.gr. S co Eng. bot. 385 9678 rotundifólium W. round-leaved W jn.jl Pk England gra.ba. S co Eng. bot. 157 9679 columbínum W. long-stalked W 4 jn.jl Pk Britain cha.ba. S co Eng. bot. 259 9680 disséctum W. jagged-leaved W my.jl Pu 9681 caroliniánum Ph. spreading un jl.au 9682 bohémicum W.

Bohemian un jn.au Pu Britain was.gr. S co W.vy N. Amer. 1725. S co Bohemia 1683. S co Eng. bot. 753 Cav.dis.4.t.84.f.1 Cav.dis.4.t.81.f.2 9683 divaricátum W. straddling un jl.au Pu Hungary 1799. S co Pl. rar. h.2. t.123 9684 lúcidum W. shining W my.au Pk 9685 Robertiánum W.

Herb-Robert W 1 ap.o R Britain ston.pl. S co Britain ston.pl. Sco Eng. bot. 75 9686 purpúreum W. purple W 1 ap.o Pu Britain ...

Sco 9687 Lancastriénse With. Lancashire pr jn.s St Britain ...

Ds.l Eng. bot. 1486 Vill.delph.3. t.40 Cav.dis.4.t.76.f.3 1464. BROW'NEA. W.

BROWNEA.

Leguminosæ.

Sp. 1-3. 9688 coccínea W. scarlet 오 spl 18 jl.au Sc W. Indies 1793. Cr.l Jac. amer. t. 121 DODECANDRIA. 1465. MONSO'NIA. W. MONSONIA.

Geraniacea.

Sp. 5-8. 9689 speciósa W. large-flowered or 1 ap.my Pu C. G. H. 1774. 9690 pilósa W. hairy or 1 jl.au Pu C. G. H. 1778. 9691 lobáta W. broad-leaved or 1 ap.my Pu C. G. H. 1774. 9692 ováta W. oval-leaved or 1 au Pu C. G. H. 1774. 9693 spinósa W. thorny or 1 my.jn Pu C. G. H. 1790. 1466. HELIC'TERES. W. SCREW-TREE.

Bombaceæ.

Sp. 5-17. 9694 baruénsis W. small-fruited or 12 s.o Pu W. Indies 1739. C p.1 R r.m Sweet ger. 77 R r.m Sweet ger. 199 R r.m Bot. mag. 385 R r.m L'Her. ger. t. 40 R r.m L'Her. ger. t. 42 Jac. amer. t. 149 9695 jamaicénsis W. great-fruited or 8 jn.jl Pu 9696 Isóra W.

East Indian or 12 jn.jl Pu 9697 verbascifólia Cels.

Mullein-leaved or 8 jn.jl Br 9698 ferrugináta Link. rusty or 8 jn.jl Y Jamaica 1739. C 1.p E. Indies 1733. C p.l Brazil 1820. C p.1 Brazil Jac.vind.2. t.143