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Bur (Afr t articul ta W jointed cu)

afr. 27. t. 11 3299 articuláta W. jointed cu jl.n D.P C. G. H. 1774. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 30 3300 gemmiflóra Mass. gem-flowered cu o.n D.P C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 15 • 3301 stýgia Haw.

ẞ moschata Haw. 3302 hircósa W. en. 3303 vétula W. 3304 Simsii Haw. vetula B. M. 3305 rugósa W.en. 3306 paniculáta W. en.

Stygian 业 cu jl.s D.P C. G. H. 1810.

C. s.l musky 业 cu ... ...

C. G. H.

C s.l ... stinking 业 cu jn.au Br.Pu C. G. H. ...

C s.l Jac. stap. c. ic. pur. smooth.-fl. cu my.n D.Pu C. G. H. 1793.

C s.l Mass. stap. t. 16 Sims's cu my.n D.Pu C. G. H. 1800.

C s.l Bot. mag. 1234 wrinkled cu my.au P.St C. G. H. 1805.

C s.1 Jac. stap. c. ic. panicled cu jn.s V C. G. H. 1805. C s.l 3307 divaricáta W. straddling cujn.n 3308 púlchra Haw. 3309 irroráta W. 3310 verrucósa W. 3311 roríflua W. en. 3312 pulchélla W. 3313 lépida W.en. 3314 ciliáta W. 3315 revolúta W. 3316 glaúca W. en. 3317 pruinósa W. pretty ciliated revolute-flower. glaucous frosted beautiful Sulph. cu dewy cu wart-flowered cu dew-bearing cu beautiful cu cu cu ...

C s.l G.St C. G. H.

Bot. mag. 786 Bot. cab. 127 Mass. stap. t. 8 Jac. stap. c. ic.

Mass. stap. t. 36 Jac. stap. c. ic.

Mass. stap. t. 1 cu 1 jn.s Pu C. G. H. 1790.

C s.l cu 2 jn.n R.Pu C. G. H. 业 cu 1 jn.jl D.Br C. G. H. 1795. 1799. C s.l Bot. mag. 724 Jac. stap. c. ic.

Mass. stap. t. 41 3318 oblíqua W. en. 3319 maculósa Jacq. 3320 bisulca Donn. 3321 variegáta Haw. 3322 Curtisii Haw. oblique-flower. spotted cu 1 jn.s Pa.V C. G. H. 1805. C s.l 业 cu 1 jn.s two-furrowed cu 1 jn.s Br.v C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H. 1804. C s.l Bot. mag. 1833 1805. C s.l variegated cu 1 jn.s Curtis's cu 1 jn.s Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H. 1727. C s.l Jac. stap. t. 3 1690. C s.l Bot. mag. 26 variegáta B. M. 3323 planiflóra W.en. plain-flowered cu jl.n P.Y C. G. H. 1805. C s.l Bot. cab. 191 3324 margináta W. en. red-edged cu jn.s 3325 conspurcáta W. en. white-edged 业 cu jn.o 3326 normalis Jacq. regular-spotted cu jl.au 3327 orbiculáris B. Rep. orbicular M cu jl.n 3328 bufónia W. en. toad cu 1 jn.s 3329 anguina Haw. snake-speckled cu jn.jl Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H. 1805. C s.l 1795. C s.l 1821. C s.1 1799. C s.l 1806. C s.l 1812. Cs.l Jac. stap. c. ic.

Bot. reg. 755 3330 pícta H. K. painted cu jn.s Y.St C. G. H. 1799. C s.l Bot. rep. 448 Bot. mag. 1676 Bot. cab. 828 Bot. mag. 1169 3331 gemináta W. 3332 decóra W. cu neat 3333 reclináta W 3287 reclining cu 3293 jl.s Pu 3294 twin-flowered 극 my.n P.St C. G. H. 业 cu my.n Y.St C. G. H.

C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 28 3299 3303 1795. C s.1 1795. C s.l Bot. mag. 1326 Mass. stap. t. 26 au.s jl.s au.o jl.s D.F C. G. H. 1793. C s.l Bot. mag. 1007 Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H.

Y.St C. G. H. my.n Y.St C. G. H. jl.au G.St C. G. H. o.d 1800. C s.1 1795. Cs.l 1795. C s.l 1802. C s.l 1795. C s.l 1795. C s.l History, Use, Propagation, Culture, mentator on Theophrastus, 1644. This is a genus of singular plants, without leaves, diminutive, very succulent, and some of them with flowers large in proportion to the plant, curious, and often smelling very disagreeably. They are mostly natives of the deserts of Africa, and have been chiefly discovered by Masson, ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA. 3285 Flowers cuspidate rugose scabrous ciliated, Beaks half split 3286 Branches and branchlets upright square quite smooth, Angles toothed, Teeth erect, Flower flat hispid 3287 Branches many erect square, Angles toothed, Teeth erect acute, Cor. covered with clavate glands 3288 Cor. very villous with white spatulate hairs, Ligules minute rhomboid-oblong entire 3289 Branches several suberect 4-cornered toothed, Flower flat smooth rugose, Segments caudate 3290 Pedunc. aggreg. rad. much longer than cor. Segm. acum. hispid with clavate hairs, Beaks subul. conniving 3291 Branches many divaricating square toothed, Flower flat with ovate obtuse rugose segments 3292 Branches many erect square toothed, Flowers clustered sessile, Segm. lanc. acute folded back 3293 Branches many erect square with spreading acute teeth, Flowers solitary stalked, Segm. setaceous 3294 Branches erect square toothed, Teeth spreading acute, Flowers sessile, Segm. lanc. flat 3295 Branches several square toothed recurved, Flower small, Segm. narrow flat spreading fringed at edge 3296 Branches several rounded furrowed tubercled hairy, Flower solitary sessile 3297 Branches and branchlets rounded tubercled spiny, Flowers solitary large 10-cleft 3298 Cor. smooth, Seg. lanc. Fl. stalks shorter than cor. Branches flowering in mid. 6-sid. with prickly tuber. 3299 Joints of branches obl. round. nett. obscurely warted, Spines sin. Cor. wart. above with triangular segm. 3300 Branches several erect sq. with nearly upright acute teeth, Fl. flat rough 5-cleft with ov. lanc. ciliate seg. 3301 Cor. rugose dark with pink hairs, Branches thick short yellowish green 3302 Cor. ciliated rough above dotted beneath, Ligules erect 3-parted: middle lanceol. longer than sides 3303 Branches many erect square smooth, Cor. flat smooth with lanceolate obtuse segments 3304 Teeth of branches rounded, Fls. closed ventricose with 5-nerved ov. acum. seg. Beaks split open 3305 Ball spurious depressed 5 crenate in the circumference, Beaks and wings rounded obtuse, Tube of cor. O. 3306 Cor. 5-parted flat hairy warted across, Appendages obtuse obscurely toothed, Beaks subulate conniving §2. Cor. 5-cleft with no ball. Ligules not connate at base spreading. Appendages lengthened into incurved beaks, gibbous, but not winged at back. (GONOSTEMON. Haw.) 3307 Branches several sq. divaricat. smooth tooth. narr. by deg. Cor. very smooth 5-cleft, Seg. lanc. spreading §3. Cor. 5-cleft with a ball. Ligules connate spreading. Appendages lengthened into incurved beaks, not winged. (PODANTHES. Haw.) 3308 Much branched weak, Flowers in pairs wrinkled minutely hairy at bottom 3309 Branches many suberect toothed, Teeth spreading acute crossing, Cor. flat rugose, Segm. lanc. acute 3310 Branches many erect with acute crossing teeth, Cor. flat wart. elevated in the middle into a rough table 3311 Cor. 5-cleft camp. smooth dotted even at bottom, Segm. of outer crown ob. emarg. Inner hooked 2lobed 3312 Branches several reclinate with acute teeth, Fl. clustered, Segm. triangular acute with a round centre 3313 Rim obsolete, Beaks rounded obtuse, Wings conical subulate acute spreading, Ligules retuse 3314 Stem square with spreading teeth, Flower stalked, Segm. ovate scaly ciliated §4. Cor. 5-cleft reflexed with no ball. Ligules connate at base. Appendages lengthened into long beaks with short C wings. (TROMOTRICHE. Haw.) 3315 Branches square erect with spreading teeth, Cor. smooth, Segments ciliated acute revolute 3316 Segm. of cor. ovate acute fringed revolute, Beaks clavate, Branches square with rounded angles 3317 Branches square toothed, Teeth recurved, Segm. of cor. flat ovate hairy §5. Cor. 5-cleft, with a large ball in the middle. Ligules connate at base. Appendages produced into long beaks, and subulate or filiform wings. (ORBEA. Haw.) 3318 Cor. 5-cleft rugose smooth, Segm. ovate-acumin. bent obliquely, Marginal fringe clavate white and violet 3319 Ball solid, Beaks and wings rounded obtuse, Ligules trifid, Cor. flat beneath fringed at mouth 3320 Cor. 5-cleft, Ligules oblong emarginate, Sepals broad ovate acuminate, Branches thick green not spotted 3321 Ball spurious, Beaks rounded obtuse, Wings subulate obtuse spreading, Ligules bifid acute 3322 Cor. sulphur colored with entire ligules 3323 Ball spurious, Beaks rounded obtuse, Wings subulate obtuse spreading, Ligules bifid, Cor. flat beneath 3324 Ball 5 angular, Ligules 2-toothed obt. Appendages diverging the inner clavate the outer subulate obtuse 3325 Cor. fringed at edge with clavate hairs, Ball tumid, Appendages bifid diverging 3326 Cor. rugose across flat dotted in a regular maner, Inner horns hooked obtuse, Ball round tumid 3327 Branches several erect spreading 4-cornered toothed, Ball closely dotted, Segm. rugose cordate striated 3328 Ball spurious, Beaks round. obt. Wings filiform obt. spreading, Ligules bifid obt. Cor. flat with no tube 3329 Ball large, Ligules half divided, Speckles of flower wavy tortuous 3330 Branches simple 4-furrowed torulose, Seg. ov. acum. rugose, Ball elevated rugose depressed in middle $6 Cor. 5-cleft flat with no ball. Ligules none. Appendages produced into a short beak and a longer incumbent wing. (OBESIA. Haw.) 3331 Cor. 5-cleft strigose, Seg. revolute at edge, Wings hooked incumbent on their beak, Shield 5-lobed fleshy 3332 Joints of stem obl. rounded, Fls. in pairs, Seg. of cor. lanceolate acuminate rough above revolute at edge 17 Cor 5-cleft, with the segments folded back. Ligules none. Appendages or beaks simple, with no wings. (DUVALIA. Haw.) 3333 Branches several 4-cornered reclinate with acute spreading teeth, Segm. of flower folded back fringed 3328 3307 3312 3317 and Miscellaneous Particulars. a collector for Kew gardens about the end of the last century, and who published a monograph of the genus. They have been divided into several genera by Haworth, who has not been followed by other writers. Some of the species, as S. pilifera and articulata, are eaten by the Hottentots and by the Dutch settled at the Cape 3334 élegans W. 3335 cæspitósa W.

B hirtella W. en. 3336 radiáta H. K. 3337 Jacquini PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

CLASS V. elegant cu jl.s Pu C. G. H. 1795. C s.1 Bot. mag. 1184 tufted cu my.au Pu C. G. H. 1790. C s.1 Mass. stap. t. 29 small hairy cu jl.s Pu C. G. H.

Cs.l Jac. stap. c. ic. starry cu jl.s Pu C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Bot. mag. 619 Jacquin's cu jl.s Pu C. G. H.

C s.l Jac. stap. c. ic. radiata J. S. 3338 defléxa J. S. deflexed cu 1 jn.au Y C. G. H. 1806.

C s.l Bot. mag. 1890 3339 pedunculáta W. long-peduncled 3340 serruláta W. en. sawed 3 cu jn.n Br.P C. G. H. 1790.

C s.l Bot. mag. 793 业 cu jn.au P C. G. H. 1805. C s.l Jac. stap. c. ic. 595. PIARAN'THUS. R. Br. PIARANTHUS.

Asclepiadeæ. Sp. 2-3. 3341 púllus R. Br. many-flowered cu 3342 punctátus R. Br. dotted 3 cu jl.n au.s D.Pu C. G. H. 1774. Cs.l Bot. mag. 1648 D.Pu C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 24 596. HUER NIA. R. Br. HUERNIA.

Asclepiadeæ. Sp. 9-11. 3343 reticuláta Haw. netted cu jl.au Pu.St C. G. H. 1793. C s.l Bot. mag. 1662 3344 campanuláta Haw. bell-shaped 业 cu jl.o Y.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Bot. mag. 1227 3345 venústa Haw. handsome 业 cu jn.jl Y.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 3 3346 lentiginósa Haw. freckled 业 cu jl.n Y.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l Bot. mag. 506 3347 guttáta Haw. red-spotted 业 cu au.n Y.St C. G. H. 3348 húmilis Haw. humble cu au.n Y.St C. G. H. 1795. 3349 tubáta W. en. tube-flowered cu au.n Y.St C. G. H. 1795. C s.l 1805. C s.l Mass. stap. t. 4 C s.l Mass. stap. t. 5 Bot. cab. 225 3350 barbáta Haw. bearded cu au.n W.St C. G. H. 1795.

C s.l Mass. stap. t. 7 ẞ crispa Haw. monstrous cu 4 .. ...

C. G. H.

C s.l 3351 clavígera Haw. clubbed 业 cu jl.n Y.St C. G. H. 1795.

C s.l Jac. stap. c. ic. 597. BRACHYSTEL/MA. R. Br.

BRACHYSTELMA.

Asclepiadeæ. Sp. 1. 3352 tuberósum R. Br. tuberous cu 1 jn.jl Pu C. G. H. 1821.

C s.l Bot. reg. 722 598. CARALLU'MA. R. Br. CARALLUMA.

Asclepiadeæ. Sp. 2. 3353 adscéndens R. Br. ascending 业 cu 2 jl Y E. Indies 1804. C s.l Roxb. cor. 1. t.30 3354 umbelláta R. Br. umbelled 业 cu ... ... ...

E. Indies 1804. C s.l 599. SWERTIA. W.

FELWORT.

Gentianeæ. Sp. 1-15. 3355 perénnis W. marsh or 1 jl.au Pu England al.ma. D m.s Eng. bot. 1441 600. GENTIA'NA. W.

GENTIAN.

Gentianeæ.

Sp. 28-110. 3356 lútea W. yellow or 4 jn.jl Y Al. of Eur. 1596.

D p.I Mill, ic. t. 139 3357 purpúrea W. purple or 3 jn.jl B Al. of Eur. 1768.

D p.1 3358 pannónica W.

Bot. rep. 117 3359 punctáta W. punctata round-petalled or 1 jn.jl Pu Al. of Eur. ...

D p.1 Jac. aus. 2. t. 136 spotted-flower'dor 3 jn.jl Y Al. of Eur. 1775.

D p.l J. aus.5.t. app.28 3360 septémfida Pall. crested or jn.jl L.B Persia 1804.

D p.l Bot. mag. 1229 3361 asclepiadéa W.

Swallow-wort-l. or 3362 macrophýlla W. long-leaved or 1 jl.au 1 jl.au B Austria 1629.

D p.l Bot. mag. 1078 D.B Siberia 3363 cruciáta W.

Cross-wort or 1 jn.jl 1796. D p.1 D.B Austria 1596. D p.l Pall. ross. 2. t. 96 Jac. aus. 4. t. 372 3364 ochroleúca Fröl. pale-flowered or 2 au.s P.Y N. Amer. 1803. D p.1 3365 incarnáta B. M.

Bot. mag. 1551 flesh-colored A or 20 Pk N. Amer. 1812. D p.1 3366 Saponária W. barrel-flowered or Bot. mag. 1856 2 au.s BN. Amer. 1776. D p.1 Bot. mag. 1039 3367 Catesbæ'i H. K.

Catesby's or 14 jn.jl B N. Amer. 1803. D p.1 3368 Pneumonánthe W. Calathian Violet Bot. rep. 418 or au.s B England moi.h. D p.l Eng. bot. 20 3369 caucásea H. K.

Caucasian or jl V 3370 adscéndens W. porcelain-flow. or jn.jl B Caucasus 1804. D p.l Siberia 1799. D p.l 3371 triflóra Pall. three-flowered or jn.jl B Siberia 1807. D p.1 3372 álgida Pall. narrow-leaved or jn.jl W Siberia 3373 acaúlis W. dwarf or mr.my B Wales 3374 vérna W. 3375 bavarica W. 3376 nivális W. spring or ap.my B Bavarian or jl B small Alpine or au B 3377 viscósa H. K. 3338 clammy or jn.au Y Canary Isl. 1808. D p.l walls. D p.1 England moun. D p.1 Germany 1775. D p.1 Scotland sc.alp. D s.1 Ss.l ...

Eng. bot. 1594 Eng. bot. 493 Vill.delph.2. t.10 Eng. bot. 896 Bot. mag. 2135 Bot. mag. 1038 B. mag. 705.&723 Pall. ross. t. 93.f.1 Pall. ross. 2. t. 95 3339 3349 3342 3353 3334 3336 3345 3352 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, pickled in vinegar; but in general they are without use. According to Sweet, "the best soil for them is a sandy loam, mixed with old lime or brick rubbish; if planted in a richer soil, they will thrive better for a time, and produce larger flowers ; but then they are very apt to rot off, particularly if they chance to get a little too much water: a very little water serves them, except when in flower, when it may be given more freely. They are readily increased by cuttings, which should be laid to dry in the stove, till they begin to shrivel; then planted in pots they will root immediately . If planted as soon as taken off, when full of juice, they are likely to rot. (Bot. Cult. 109.) 595. Piaranthus. From πiaρoς, fat, and avθoς, a flower, on account of the fleshy nature of the corolla. The species are only artificially distinguished from Stapelia. 596. Huernia. Named after Justus Huernius, an obscure botanist. The species have the same appearance ORDER II.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA. 3334 Branches several clustered oblong toothed, Segm. of cor. 3-angular hispid fringed at edge 3335 Branches clustered procumbent 4-cornered with spreading acute teeth, Seg. of cor. folded back fringed 3336 Branches clustered short with conical acute teeth, Segm. of cor. distant folded back naked 3337 Cor. with seg. refl. at edge and fringed with simple hairs, Bottom rounded elevated, Lig. falcate hooked elevated, Lig. falcate hooked 3338 Cor. rugose ciliat. pubes. in midd. Seg. revolute at edge all bent down, Beaks subul. Wings scarcely any § 8. Cor. 5-cleft with no ball. Ligules not connate at base, spreading. Appendages elongated into a bifid rostrum, with globose fungous tips. (CARUNCULARIA. Haw.) 3339 Branches several divar. 4-corn. toothed, Ped. very long, Seg. of cor. lanc. rev. at edge with fringed angles 3340 Branches oblong jointed, Peduncles twin, Cor. revolute at edge with wings and lobes serrated at end 3341 Six-cornered erect with spreading prickles, Flower sessile clustered, Segm, of cor. lanceolate silky above 3342 Joints 4-cornered toothed, Flowers fascicled, Segm. of cor. lanceolate papillose 3343 Branches 5-cornered toothletted, Cor. with 10 angles, Tube bearded inside and elevated into a ball 3344 Cor. campanulate closed at bottom by clavate horizontal hairs, Ligules spreading truncate dark 3345 Branches 4 and 5-cornered, Young branches very much spreading, Cor. 10-cleft, Tube smooth 3346 Cor. 10-toothed, Alternate segments obsolete, Branches 5-cornered spreading with hooked tubercles with hooked tubercles 3347 Cor. concave at bottom, Stems simple above glaucous, The teeth of the branches horizontal 3348 Branches several 4-5 angular spreading, Cor. rounded 10-cleft, Segm. alternately longer, Flowers solitary 3349 Branches simple very thick 4-5-cornered with very large teeth 3350 Branches several 4-5-cor. clust. nearly erect, Teeth of branches acute spreading, Cor. campanul. 10-cleft 3351 Cor. campanulate dotted inside; not dotted outside, Beaks gibbous, Shield low with 5 emarginate lobes 3352 The only species 3353 Branches distant 4-cornered long slender ascending, Flowers with segments tipped with purple 3354 Branches clustered 4-cornered short thick erect, Flowers in close terminal heads 3355 Cor. 5-cleft, Peduncle 4-cornered, Stem undivided, Radical leaves oval 3356 Cor. 5-cleft rotate whorled, Whorls cymose, Calyxes spathaceous, Leaves broad ovate 3357 Cor. 5-cleft campanulate dotted in streaks whorled, Cal. membranous spathaceous 3358 Cor. 6-cleft campanulate much dotted whorled, Cal. coriaceous truncate 3359 Cor. 6-cleft campanul. much dotted whorled, Cal. membr. truncated, Lobes shorter than tube of cal. uneq. 3360 Cor. hypocrateriform 5-7-cleft, Intermediate segments torn, Leaves cruciate 3nerved 3361 Cor. 5-cleft campanulate opp. axillary subsessile, Leaves stem-clasping ovate-lanceolate 3362 Cor. 4-5-cleft sessile whorled, Radical leaves as long as stem which is naked beneath 3363 Cor. 4-cleft naked hypocrateriform whorled subsessile, Stem two edge narrowed at base 3364 Flowers terminal sessile, Cor. 10-cleft ventricose acute, Alt. segm. shorter entire, Leaves lanceolate 3365 Flowers clustered terminal tub-shaped with an unequal lacerated mouth, Leaves oval 3366 Flowers in whorled heads sessile, Cor. 10-cleft ventric. closed, Alt. segm. fringed smaller, Lvs. ovate lanc. 3367 Flowers whorled ventricose 10-cleft, Segm. altern. unequally bifid and torn, Lvs. remote oppos. and ternate . and ternate 3368 Cor. 5-cleft campanulate acuminate terminal and axillary stalked, Leaves linear obtuse 3369 Cor. 5-cleft hypocrat. beard. Seg. ovate, Cal. trunc. with eq. subul. teeth, Lvs. ov. lanc. as long as branches 3370 Cor. campanulate 5-cleft toothed between the segments, Cal. 3-toothed opening on one side, Lvs. lanceolate 3371 Cor. campanulate 5-cleft clustered sessile, Leaves linear: floral alternate lengthened 3372 Cor. campanulate 5-cleft terminal stalked 3 together, Segm. acute, Leaves lanceolate 3-nerved 3373 Cor. 5-cleft campanulate as long as the square stalk 3374 Cor. 5-cleft funnel-shaped, Leaves ovate acute: radical spreading larger than the cauline 3375 Cor. 5-cleft funnel-shaped, Leaves ovate obtuse: radical clustered imbricated less than the cauline 3376 Cor. 5-cleft funnel-shaped, Branches alternate 1-flowered, Cauline leaves lanceolate 3377 Cor. 5-cleft monogynous, Panic, trichotomous, Bractes perfoliate, Leaves oblong 3 nerved 3357 3355 3360 3373 3364 3369 3367 3377 and Miscellaneous Particulars. as Stapelia, require the same culture, and are natives of the barren blowing sands of the Cape of Good Hope. 597. Brachystelma. From βρaχuς, short, and σελμa, a crown, in allusion to the shortness of the coronal processes in the flower of this plant. 598. Caralluma. The Indian name of this plant, which exactly resembles Stapelia in appearance. 599. Swertia. So named by Linnæus, in honor of Eman. Sweert, a cultivator of bulbs and flowers in Holland, and author of Florilegium, 1612. Pretty herbaceous plants, with blue flowers. 600. Gentiana. From Gentius, King of Illyria, who, according to Pliny, first discovered the tonic virtues of plants of this genus. "This is a very handsome genus of herbaceous plants: most of the species succeed well in a light rich soil, but a few require peat, and some must be grown in pots to be protected by frames in winter. PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA. 3378 intermedia B. M. clavate or Pu N. Amer. 1820. D p.l CLASS V.

Bot. mag. 2303 3379 gélida Bieb. pale-flowered or 3380 Amarélla W. autumnal or 3381 campéstris W. field or au au P.Y Pu Siberia 1 jn.jl 1807. D p.l Britain ch. pa. S co Eng. bot. 236 Pu Britain gra.pa. S co Eng. bot. 237 3382 ciliáta W. fringed or au.s L.B Germany 1759. D p.l Bot. mag. 639 3383 criníta Ph. jagged or jn.jl L.B N. Amer. 1804. S p.1 Bot. mag. 2031 601. HYDRO'LEA. W.

HYDROLEA.