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A pretty little leafy bush, with beautiful flowers of blue and white. 468. Goodenia. So named by Sir J. E. Smith, in honor of his friend Dr. Goodenough, Bishop of Carlisle, and a lover of natural history. Herbs or small shrubs, with alternate leaves, and terminal or axillary flowers, which are generally yellow, sometimes blue. 409. Euthales. From εu, well, and θaλλω, to push or sprout. Very like the last in all external characters. ORDER I.
PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 2739 Stems erect, Leaves linear entire and toothed, Flowers solitary terminal 2740 Leaves lanceolate toothed, Peduncles very long 2741 Leaves lanceolate crenate smooth, Stem twining 2742 Stem prostrate, Ped. axillary solitary 1-flow. very long, Cor. hypocrateriform 2743 Leaves stalked recurved pinnatifid, Pedunc. elong. lat. solitary 2-flowered 2744 Leaves obovate toothed shorter than the axillary solitary peduncles 2745 Leaves lanc. serrulate with long points, Racemes leafy panicled, Cal. as long as cor. 2746 Head leafy, Leaves all lanceolate §1. Flowers in heads. 2747 Head rather leafy shorter than the linear bractes, Leaves lanceolate toothed 2748 Spike elongated cylindrical, Lower flowers remote, Leaves lanceolate crenated, Upper linear 2749 Head roundish, Bractes oblong lanceolate, Leaves linear rigid nearly entire 2750 Head roundish, Bractes ovate, Leaves linear nearly entire scarcely shorter than stem 2751 Head terminal sessile, Leaves toothed: radical cordate 2752 Head roundish longer than bractes, Radical leaves ovate cordate bluntly serrated, Cauline lin. lanceolate 2753 Bractes cordate acum. shorter than the roundish head, Rad. lvs. obl. cord. crenate, Caul. stem-clasping 2754 Spike oblong, Leaves simply crenate: radical lanceolate cordate; cauline lanceolate 2755 Spike oblong lengthened, Styles downy trifid, Radical leaves cordate doubly toothed 2756 Spike ovate, Styles hairy longer than the flower bifid, Radical leaves cordate doubly toothed §2. Flowers axillary scattered. 2757 Branches twiggy, Lvs. lanc. acute at each end uneq. toothed roughish, Flowers deeply divided in pairs 2758 Lvs. ovate acute sessile serrated rough, Stem angular quite simple, Fl. racemose sessile, lower clustered 2759 Leaves sessile, Lower obovate crenate-serrate, Upper lanceolate entire, Flowers racemose 2760 Leaves pinnate, Flowers very large in cymes 2761 Rad. leaves lin. spatulate entire, Flowers-whorled in 3-flowered alternate parcels 2762 Branches erect, Leaves ovate serrated flat 2763 Much branched diffuse, Branches divaricating recurved, Leaves subulate 2764 Leaves linear ciliated upright, Flowers sessile 2765 Diffuse, Leaves ovate recurved toothed, Flowers terminal aggregate 2766 Leaves lanceolate ciliated entire decurrent, Flowers solitary terminal 2767 Leaves ovate toothed reflexed smooth, Flowers terminal solitary 2768 Erect smooth, Leaves ovate acute toothed serrated, Axillæ bearded, Sepals subulate filiform 2769 Erect pubescent, Branches angular, Lower leaves lyrate, Upper obovate acute 2770 A small herbaceous plant with large entire radical leaves 2771 Leaves lanceolate entire or toothed fleshy smooth, Cor. hairy outside 2772 Stems diffuse branching, Racemes axillary and terminal 2773 Stem rounded branched leafy, Radical leaves spatulate: cauline lanceolate 2774 Smooth, Bractes of the dichotomies distinct, Leaves lyrate or toothed-cut at base 2775 Leaves obovate smooth entire 2776 Spikes terminal and axillary, Leaves fleshy obovate toothed 2777 Leaves alternate obovate toothed smooth, Fruit very small 2778 Leaves entire obovate thick rough, Drupe berried (Goodenia calendulacea.) 2761 2769 2771 2774 2762 2768 2770 2773 2776 and Miscellaneous Particulars. 470. Dampiera. Named by Mr. Robert Brown, in honor of Captain William Dampier, a famous voyager, whose knowledge and attention, in matters connected with botany, are attested by the remains of the collecknowledge and attention, in matters connected with botany, are attested by the remains of the collections made during his voyages, and now preserved in the Sherardian Herbarium at Oxford. 471. Samolus. Derived from two Celtic words, san, salutary, and mos, pig; a plant which is salutary to pigs. Pliny says, it was considered among the Gauls as a specific in all maladies of swine. The plant was collected says, it was considered among the Gauls as a specific in all maladies of swine. The plant was collected with mystic ceremonies. S. Valerandi was named after Dourez Valerand, a botanist of the 16th century, mentioned by Bauhin. Small marsh plants with white flowers. 472. Velleia. Named by Sir James Smith, after Major Velley, a gentleman who paid much attention to marine algæ. The genus resembles Goodenia in appearance. 473. Scævola. So named from scava, the Latin word to express the left hand, the flower having the appearance Goodenia. of being defective of one half of its corolla. An extensive New Holland genus resembling of being defective of one half of its corolla. An extensive New Holland genus resembling Goodenia. white-Italian red-Italian Roman 2781 dioícum R. S. small-flowered or 6 jn.jl ẞ mínus small-trumpet 2783 grátum R. S. evergreen உ 2784 flávum B. M. 2785 pubéscens Hook. 2786 impléxum R. S.
PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 474. CAPRIFOLIUM. R. S. HONEY-SUCKLE. 2779 itálicum R. S.
B rúbrum 2780 etrúscum R. S. 2782 sempervirens R. S. trumpet Caprifoliacea. Sp. 11. or 15 my.jn O bright-yellow ☐ or 10 my.jn Y hairy-yellow Minorca CLASS V.
England woods. C co Eng. bot. 799 S. Europe Italy C co C co Schm. arb. t. 106 Bot. reg. 138 Bot. mag. 1753 N. Amer. 1766. C co N. Amer. 1656. Cs.p Carolina 1656. C s.p N. Amer. 1730. C s.1 Carolina 1810. C s.l Canada 1822. C co Minorca 1772. C s.l Bot. mag. 781 H. an. 15.n.10.t.8 Bot. mag. 1318 or 10 my.jn P.Y or 10 my.jn R Pu or 15 my.au S or 15 my.au S or 20 jn.au R or 20 my.jn Y Hook. ex. fl. 27 or 8 jn.s R.Y Bot. mag. 640 2787 Periclýmenum R. S. Woodbine or 20 my.jl Y Britain hedg. C co Eng. bot. 800 ẞ serotínum late-red or 20 my.jl Y.R C co ... bélgicum Dutch or 20 my.jl Y.R C co Schm. arb. t. 108 Ho, an. 15.n.5.t.6 ...... ... quercifólium Oak-leaved or 20 my.jl Y.R C co ...... ... 2788 japonicum R. S.
Japanese or 15 jl.s o China 1806. C p.1 Bot. reg. 70 2789 flexuósum Ker. flexuose or 15 jl.s 0 China 1806. C p.1 Bot. reg. 712 Bot. reg. 712 475. LONICERA. R. S.
LONICERA.
Caprifoliaceæ. Sp. 8-19. 2790 Xylósteum W.
Fly 黍 or 8 jn.jl Y England woods. C co Eng. bot. 916 2791 pyrenáica W. 2792 alpígena W. 2793 cærúlea W.
Pyrenean red-berried or 4 my W Pyrenees 1739. C co Magn. hort. 209 or 6 ap.my Y Switzerl. 1596. C s.1 Schm. arb. t. 112 blue-berried or 4 mr.ap Y Switzerl. 1629. C co 2794 nígra L. black or 4 mr Pa. Y Switzerl. 1597. C co Bot. mag. 1965 Schm. arb. 110 2795 tatárica L.
Tartarian or 10 ap.my Pk Russia 1752. C co Bot. reg. 31 ẞ rúbra red or 10 ap.my R Russia 1752. C co 2796 ciliáta Psh. ciliated or 4 ap.my W.R N. Amer. 1824. C co B alba white-berried or 4 ap.my W.R N. Amer. 1824. C co 2797 ibérica Bieb.
Iberian or 6 ap.my O Iberia 1824. C co 476. SYMPHO'RIA. Ph. ST. PETER'S WORT.
Caprifoliacea. Sp. 3. 2798 glomeráta. Ph. common or 4 au.s Pk N. Amer. 1730. C s.l Schm. arb. t. 115 2799 racemósa Ph.
Snow-berry or 4 jl.s Pk N. Amer. 1817. C s.l Bot. mag. 2211 2800 punícea Sims. crimson or 4 jl.s R N. Amer. 1815. C s.l Bot. mag. 2469 477. DIERVIL/LA. J.
DIERVILLA.
Caprifoliacea. Sp. 1. 2801 húmilis P. S. yellow-flowered or 3 jn.jl Y N. Amer. 1739. C s.l Bot. mag. 1796 478. TRIOSTEUM. W.
FEVERWORT.
Caprifoliacea. Sp. 2-3. 2802 perfoliátum W. perfoliate m 2 jn.jl D.R N. Amer. 1730. D p.1 2803 angustifolium W. 479. COFFE/A. W. narrow-leaved COFFEE-TREE. cu 1 jn.jl Y Virginia 1699. D p.1 Schk. ha. 1. t. 41 Plu. al. t. 104. f.2
