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c. got.8. t.4 8350 cardíaca W. common or 3 jl.au W Britain gra.ba. S co Eng. bot. 286 8351 tatáricus W.

Tartarian 2 au.o or F Russia 1756. S p.l 8352 sibíricus W.

Siberian or 2 jn.au R Siberia 1759. S p.l 8353 marrubiástrum W. small-flowered or 2 jn.au Pu Austria 1710. Sco Mill. ic. 1. t. 80 Exot. bot. 2. t.94 Jac. aust.5. t.405 8354 supínus W. procumbent or 1 jn.au W Siberia 1816. D co 1268. PHLO'MIS. R. Br. PHLOMIS.

Labiatæ. Sp. 14-30. 8355 fruticosa W. en.

Jerusalem Sage or 3 jn.jl Y Spain 1596. C co Bot. mag. 1843 8356 lanáta W.en. small-shrubby or 1½ jn.jl Y Spain 1596. C co 8357 purpúrea W. purple or 2 jn.au Pu S. Europe 1661. C co Smith.spic. 6.t.7 8358 itálica W.

Italian or 2 jn.au Pu Italy 1661. C co 8359 Nissólii W.

Nissole's or 2 jn.jl Y Levant 1757. D co Mill. ic. 2. t. 204 8360 Lychnítis W. lamp-wick or 2 jn.au 8361 Sámia W.

Samian or 3 jn.jl 8362 Herba-vénti W. rough-leavedor 2 jl.s R 8363 alpína W.

Alpine or 1 jn.s Pu 8364 tuberósa W. tuberous or 4 jn.o L.P Siberia 8365 laciniata W. jagged-leaved or 3 jl Pu 8366 púngens W. 8367 lunarifólia Sm. 8368 ferruginea Tenore pungent or 3 jl Br Honesty-leaved or 3 jn Br Y.Br S. Europe 1658. C p.l Y.Br N. Africa 1714. D p.1 S. Europe 1596. D co Siberia 1802. D s.l 1759. D co Levant 1731. D co Armenia 1820. D co Levant 1818. D co Sweet fl. gard.24 Bot. mag. 999 Bot. mag. 1891 Bot. mag. 2449 Pal.ac.pet.2. t.13 Bot. mag. 1555 Sweet fl. gard.33 Bot. mag. 2542 rusty or 2 jn.jl Y.Br Naples 1823. C co 1269. LEU CAS. R. Br.

LEUCAS.

Labiatæ. Sp. 5-6. 8369 zeylánica R. Br.

Ceylon ☑ un 14 jn.o Pu E. Indies 1777. S s.l Jac. ic. 1. t. 111 8370 martinicénsis R. Br.

West Indian un 1 jl.s W W. Indies 1781. S s.l Jac. ic. 1. t. 110 8371 urticifólia R. Br.

Nettle-leaved un 1 jl.s W E. Indies 1810. S s.l 8372 índica R. Br.

Indian un 1 jl.au W E. Indies 1789. S s.J 8373 áspera Link. rough-leaved un 1 jl.au W Caramania1818. S s.l 1270. LEONOTIS. R. Br. LION'S-TAIL.

Labiata. Sp. 4. 8374 nepetifólia H. K.

Catmint-leaved or 3 s.o Or E. Indies 1778. S s.l Bot. reg. 281 8375 Leonúrus H. K. narrow-leaved or 3 o.d Or C. G. H. 1712. C p.l 8376 Leonitis H. K. dwarf-shrubby or 1½ jn.jl Or C. G. H. 1713. C p.1 Bot. mag. 478.

Mil.ic.2. t. 162.f.1 8377 intermédia Lindl. intermediate 1271. MOLUCCELLA. W. MOLUCCA-BALM. or 3 s.o Or C. G. H. 1822. C p.1 Bot. reg. 850 Labiata. Sp. 3-7. 8378 spinósa W. prickly O cu 1 jl.au Pa.pu Levant 8379 læ'vis W. smooth Ocu 1 jl.au Pa.pu Syria 1596. S co 1570. S co 8380 tuberósa W. tuberous-root. cu 2 jl Pa.pu Tartary 1796. D 1.p Lam. ill. t. 510 Bot. mag. 1852 Pall. it. 3. t. T. 1272. CLINOPODIUM.

W. WILD-BASIL.

Labiatæ. Sp. 2-4. 8381 vulgáre W. common or 1 jn.au Pk Britain 8382 ægyptiácum W.

Egyptian or 1 jn.au Pu Egypt gra.ba. D co 1759. D co Eng. bot. 1401 1273. PYCNAN'THEMUM. Ph. PYCNANTHEMUM.

Labiatæ. Sp. 4-9. 8383 incánum Ph. hoary 3 jl.o W N. Amer. 1732. D co Dill.elt. t.74. f:85 8384 aristátum Ph. awned A A 2 au W N. Amer. 1752. D co Mich.ame.2.t.33 8385 linifólium Ph.

Flax-leaved 1½ jl.au W N. Amer. 1739. D co Herm. par. t.218 Thymus virginicus W. 8386 lanceolátum Ph. spear-leaved or 1 jl.au W N. Amer. 1812. D co 1274. ORIGANUM. W. 8387 ægyptíacum W. 8388 Dictámnus W. 8389 sipýleum W. 8390 Tournefórti W. 8391 créticum W. 8352 Egyptian Dittany of Crete Mount Sipylus Tournefort's Cretan MARJORAM.

Labiatæ. Sp. 14-24. ft 1 jn.au Pk Egypt 1731. C co Alp. ægypt. t. 95 or 1 jn.au Pk Candia 1551. C r.m Bot. mag. 298 or 1 jn.s Pk Levant 1699. Cr.m or 1 au.s Pk or 1 jl.au W Amorgos 1788. C co S. Europe 1596. C s.1 Herm. lug. t.463 Bot. rep. 537 8359 8357 Sck. han. 2. t. 164 8367 8351 8355 8353 8369 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, nate coughs. It loosens the belly when taken in large doses, and was consequently recommended in jaundice, cachexies, menstrual obstructions, and hysteria; but its powers are not found by modern practitioners equal to the account ancients gave of them, and therefore it is very seldom prescribed. (London Dispensatory, 379.) 1267. Leonurus. From λεωv, a lion, and 8ga, tail. The spikes of flowers have been compared to the tuft which grows on the end of the lion's tail. L. Cardiaca was formerly used in medicine, but is now neglected. Tall herbaceous plants with cut leaves and whorls of flowers, of which the corolla is woolly. 1268. Phlomis. Φλoμoς was the Greek name of the Mullein, and so called from φλoξ, fire, because the thick cottony leaves were used as wicks for lamps. At this day, P. Lychnitis is so called, because the dried leaves, which are cottony and russet colored, are used in Spain for wicks. Fine shewy small shrubs or herbaceous plants, with corolla covered with down, and usually of a brownish yellow color. 1269. Leucas. A name used by Burmann, neglected by Linnæus and others, and restored by Mr. Brown; derived from λεuκoς, white, in reference to the usual color of the flowers, which are covered all over with a thick covering of wool. 1270 Leonotis From λεωv, a lion, and ωτη, an ear. A fanciful name applied to the fine scarlet-flowering ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA. 8349 Leaves cordate 3-lobed or 5-lobed cut toothed wavy, Cor. larger than pungent calyx 8350 Leaves cuneiform ovate 3-lobed toothed, Cor. larger than pungent calyx, Middle lobe of lower lip acute 8351 Leaves 3-parted cut, Calyxes villous 8352 Leaves 3-parted multifid linear somewhat blunt 8353 Lvs. obl. toothed, Cor. scarcely longer than somewhat pungent calyx, Middle lobe of lower lip roundish 8354 Leaves about 5-lobed, Lobes blunt toothed at end, Cal. sessile spiny 8355 Leaves oblong blunt rugose and branches downy; floral ovate-lanceolate, Bractes ovate acuminate 8356 Leaves elliptical blunt woolly rugose, Branches woolly, Bractes obovate twice as short as calyx 8357 Bractes lanceolate acute pungent, Cal. 5-cornered acuminate, Leaves densely woolly beneath 8358 Bractes lanceolate blunt unarmed , Cal. truncated pointless, Leaves woolly on each side 8359 Lvs. downy on each side: rad. cord. sagitt.; cauline obl. Whorls without bractes, Cal. with obl. acute teeth 8360 Leaves lanceolate downy: floral ovate, Bractes setaceous woolly length of bluntly toothed calyx 8361 Stem hairy, Lvs. cordate crenate downy beneath, Bractes 3-parted subulate mucronate as long as calyx 8362 Lvs. ovate obl. serrate hairy beneath , Teeth of calyx lanc. subulate erect, Bractes subul. and stem hairy 8363 Radical leaves cordate pubescent; floral lanceolate, Bractes linear subulate villous , Stem pubescent 8364 Radical leaves cordate rough; floral oblong lanceolate, Bractes subulate hispid, Stem smooth 8365 Leaves alternately pinnate, Leaflets laciniate, Calyx woolly 8366 Leaves stalked obl. lanc. serr. at end, rough above downy beneath, Teeth of calyx subulate spreading 8367 Leaves cordate crenate downy beneath, Bractes ovate-lanceolate mucronate 8368 Like P. fruticosa, but the lower leaves are cordate stalked, Upper ovate 8369 Leaves lanceolate serrate, Heads terminal, Calyxes with 8 teeth 8370 Leaves obl. toothed pubes. beneath, Whorls many-fi. globose, Cal. incurv. 8-toothed, upper tooth longest 8371 Leaves ovate serrated hoary, ary, Invol. subulate, Cal. obliquely truncate membranous 9-toothed 8372 Invol. linear, Cal. 1-lipped oblique, Leaves ovate hairy 8373 Lvs. lanc, smooth serrated at end, Stem 4-cornered rough, Whorls many-fl. Lip of cor. undivided 8374 Leaves cordate acute serrated somewhat downy, Calyx 7-toothed awned; upper tooth largest 8375 Leaves lanceolate serrate, Calyxes 10-cornered 10-toothed unarmed 8376 Leaves small ovate blunt somewhat downy crenate, Cal. 7-toothed awned 8377 Leaves stalked ovate cordate acuminate cut-toothed, Cal. velvety 10-toothed 8378 Cal. 2-lipp. upper lip lanc. mucron. longest, lower round. 7-tooth. Teeth spiny, Lvs. stalk. ov. deeply tooth. 8379 Cal. campanulate 5-toothed, Teeth equal pointless, Leaves stalked roundish ovate toothed 8380 Cal. funnel-shaped 5-toothed: teeth equal mucronate, Leaves sessile wedge-shaped oblong toothed 8381 Heads whorled, Bractes setaceous hispid, Leaves hairy above remotely toothed, Stem simple 8382 Heads terminal, Bractes setaceous hispid, Leaves smooth above nearly entire 8383 Leaves oblong-ovate acute subserrate hoary, Heads compound, Bractes setaceous, Stamens exserted 8384 Leaves lanceolate ovate subserrate on short stalks somewhat hoary, Heads sessile, Bractes awned 8385 Stem much branched rather rough, Leaves linear 3-nerved entire, Heads terminal fascicled 8386 Stem much branched roughish, Lv. lin. lanceolate veiny entire, Heads terminal fascicled corymbose 8387 Leaves concave downy, Spikes naked 8388 Lower leaves downy, Spikes nodding 8389 Leaves all smooth, Spikes nodding 8390 Spikes 4-cornered, Bractes roundish very large 8391 Spikes aggregate long prismatical upright, Bractes membranous twice as long as calyx 8374 8381 8377 8383 8378 8388 8390 8379 and Miscellaneous Particulars. plants, known at the Cape by the name of lion's tail. They require a good greenhouse and plenty of air to secure their appearing in perfection. In places badly ventilated their leaves acquire a yellow color, and are apt to fall off. 1271. Moluccella. Brought from the Moluccas. Plants remarkable for the enlarged calyx in which the flower is seated. 1272. Clinopodium. From κλivη, bed, and πες, a foot. The tufted close whorls of flowers have been compared to the caster of a bed's foot. 1273. Pycnanthemum. From πuκvoς, dense, and avθoς, a flower. The blossoms are in a close head. A North American genus of plants, some of which, as P. verticillatum and incanum, are occasionally seen in gardens. 1274. Origanum. From ogos, a mountain, and yavos, joy. These plants, with their pretty spikes of bracteated flowers and agreeable perfume, may indeed be called the joy of the places where they grow naturally. O. vulgare is an aromatic and ornamental plant, growing wild in thickets and hedges, chiefly in a calcareous soil.

The dried leaves used instead of tea, are said to be exceeding grateful; they are also used in fomentations: the essential oil is so acrid, that it may be considered as a caustic, and is much used with that intention by 8392 smyrnæ'um W.

Smyrna or 1½ jn.jl W 8393 heracleóticum W. winter-sweet cul 1 jn.n W 8394 vulgáre W. common cul 2 jn.o Pk 8395 onítes W. pot cul 1 jl.n Pk 8396 megastáchyumLink.large-spiked Aun 1 jl.n Pk 8397 hírtum Link. hairy un 1 jl.n Pk 2 8398 oblongátum Link. oblong un 1 jl.n W 8399 Majorána W. knotted cul 1 jn.jl Pk 8400 majoranoídes W. shrubby-sweet ☐ or 1 jn.jl Pk 1275. THYMUS. L.

THYME.

Labiata. Sp. 20-32. 8401 serpýllum W. wild or jn.au Pu DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

Smyrna 1722. Cr.m S. Europe 1640. D s.l Britain ch.wo. D s.l 1759. D co Sicily S. Europe 1823. D co Levant 1823. D co D co ...

CLASS XIV.

Lob. ic. 492 Eng. bot. 1143 Bocc. mus. t. 38 Portugal 1573. Sr.m Moris.s.11.t.3.f.1 ... ...

C co Britain heaths. C s.p Eng. bot. 1514 8402 lanuginósus W. woolly or jn.au Pu ...... ...

C co 8403 citriodórus P. S.

Lemon or jn.au Pu C co ...... 8404 angustifólius P.S. narrow-leaved or jn.au Pu ...

C co 8405 vulgáris W. garden cul 1 my.au Pu S. Europe 1548. Cr.m 8415 Zýgis W. 8406 pannónicus W. en. 8407 Marschallínus W. 8408 ericæfólius Roth. 8409 aciculáris P. S. 8410 lúcidus W. en. 8411 Mastichína W. 8412 montánus W. 8413 nummulárius Bieb. 8414 tomentósus W. en. 8416 croáticus P. S. needle-leaved shining-leaved Mastick Hungarian or jn.au Pu Hungary 1817. C co Marschall's 业 or jn.au Pu Crimea 1817. C co Heath-leaved or jn.au Pu Spain 1806. C co or jn.au Pu Hungary 1806. C co Pl.rar.hu.2.t.147 or 1 jn.au Pu 1816. C co mountain 74 or 1 jl.s Pa.pu Spain Blackw. t. 134 1596. C co or jn.jl St Hungary 1800. D s.p Pl. rar.hu.1. t t.71 round-leaved or jn.jl Pu Crimea 1822. C co tomentose or jn.au W Spain 1816. C co Spanish or 1 au Spain Pu 1771. Cr.m oval-leaved or 1 jl.au Pu 8417 cephalótes W. great-headed or 8418 villósus W. hairy or 3 jl.au Pu jn.jl Pu 8419 Tragoríganum W. goat's or my.jn Pu 8420 filifórmis W.

Minorca or jn.jl Pu 1276. A'CYNOS. Pers.

ACYNOS. 8421 vulgáris Pers.

Basil-leaved or jn.au V Hungary 1802. D co Portugal 1759. C co Portugal 1759. C co Candia 1640. C co Minorca 1770. C co Labiatæ. Sp. 5-7.

Britain dry h. S co Eng. bot. 411 Barrel. ic. 777 Pl.rar.hu.2.t.156 Hof. et L.lus.1.13 Hof.et Lin. 1.t.14 Alp. exot. t. 78 Thymus A'cinos W. 8422 villósus Pers. villous or jn.au R 8423 alpínus Pers.

Alpine or jn.s R 8421 patavínus Pers.

Marjoram-lvd. 8427 caroliniána Sweet. Carolina 8428 vulgáris Sweet. 8430 marifólia Pers. 8425 gravéolens Bieb. 1277. CALAMIN'THA. Ph. CALAMINT. 8426 grandiflóra Pers. great-flowered Thymus grandiflorus B. M. 8429 Népeta Ph. 8431 crética Pers. 8432 fruticosa Pers. 1278. MELIS'SA. W. 8433 cordifólia Pers. 8434 officinális W.

ẞ romána 8394 heart-leaved common hairy strong-scented common lesser Marum-leaved Cretan পপপপপপ or jn.au F or 1 jn.au Pu Germany 1817. S co Austria 1731.

S s.l S. Europe 1776. C s.l Crimea Jac. aust. 1. t. 97 Bot. mag. 2153 C co ...

Labiata. Sp. 7-9. or 1 jn.s Italy Pu 1596. D co Bot. mag. 208 or 1 jn.jl F Carolina 1804. D co Bot. mag. 997 or 2 jl.au V or 1½ jl.o B or 1 jn.jl Spain Pu England bor.fi. D s.l England ch.hil. D co 1788.

D co or jn.jl Pu shrubby orjl.s Pu S. Europe 1596. Dr.m Spain Eng. bot. 1676 Eng. bot. 1414 Cav. ic. 6. t. 576 Barr. ic. 1166 1752. Cr.m BALM.

Labiata. Sp. 2. m 1 jn.o W.pu Italy ...

D co m 1 jn.o W S. Europe 1573. D co 8399 8401 8393 8395 8405 8415 8416 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, farriers; a little cotton moistened with it, and put into the hollow of an aching tooth, frequently relieves the pain. The country people use the tops to dye woollen cloth purple. It also dyes linen of a reddish brown color. For this purpose the linen is first macerated in alum water and dried it is then soaked for two days in the linen is first macerated in alum water and dried; it is then soaked for two days in a decoction of the bark of the crab-tree it is then wrung out of this, boiled in a ley of ashes, and then bark of the crab-tree; it is then wrung out of this, boiled in a ley of ashes, and then suffered to boil in the decoction. According to the Swedish experiments, goats and sheep eat it, horses are decoction. According to the Swedish experiments, goats and sheep eat it, horses are not fond of it, and kine refuse it.

O. onites and marjorana are culinary aromatics; the latter being principally in use under the name of knotted marjoram, from the flower coming in whorls at the joints. O. vulgare and marjorana are both retained in the Materia Medica as tonics and stomachics, though scarcely ever used. In quack medicine, the leaves as tonics and stomachics, though scarcely ever used. In quack medicine, the leaves dried and powdered form an ingredient in cephalic snuff. Marjorana is so called from marjamic (mâryamych), an ingredient in cephalic snuff. Marjorana is so called from marjamic (maryamych ), its Arabic name, according to Forskahl, p. 59. 1275. Thymus. From θuμoς, courage, on account of its balsamic smell, which revives the spirits of animals. T. serpyllum, from EGTW, to creep, is fragrant, and yields an essential oil that is very heating. It has the same sensible qualities as garden thyme, but the flavor is milder, and rather more grateful. Its essential oil as garden thyme, but the flavor is milder, and rather more grateful. Its essential oil is both smaller in quantity and less acrid, and its spirituous extract comes greatly short of the penetrating quantity and less acrid, and its spirituous extract comes greatly short of the penetrating warmth and pungency of the other. It is a common notion that the flesh of sheep that feed upon aromatic of the other. It is a common notion that the flesh of sheep that feed upon aromatic plants, particularly wild thyme, is superior in flavor to other mutton. The truth is, that sheep do not crop thyme, is superior in flavor to other mutton.

The truth is, that sheep do not crop ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA. 8392 Leaves ovate acute serrated, Spikes clustered in umbels 8393 Spikes on long stalks aggregate, Bractes the length of calyx 8394 Spikes roundish panicled clustered, Bractes longer than calyx ovate colored 8395 Spikes oblong aggregate hairy, Leaves cordate downy 8396 Leaves stalked ovate pubesc. Spikes clustered prismatical, Bractes imbricate ovate smooth ciliated at edge 8397 Leaves stalked ovate acute subserrate hairy, Spikes prismatical, Bractes dense ovate acute 8398 Leaves subsessile ovate acute subserrate hairy, Spikes oblong bluntish 8399 Spikes roundish thin compact stalked, Leaves stalked ellipt. blunt smoothish 8400 Spikes roundish several clustered stalked, Leaves stalked ellipt. blunt downy 8401 Flowers capitate, Stems decumbent, Leaves flat blunt ciliated at base 8402 Flowers capitate, Stems creeping hairy, Leaves blunt villous 8403 Leaves ovate smooth with the smell of common balm 8404 Flowers capitate, Stems procumbent, Leaves cuneate linear ciliated at base 8405 Erect, Leaves revolute ovate, Flowers in whorled spikes 8406 Leaves oblong more ciliated than in T. serpyllum, Cor. with a more obscure spot in the orifice 8407 Stem shrubby, Flowers in whorled spikes, Lvs . linear lanc. bluntish flat about 3-nerved ciliated at base 8408 Erect, Leaves revolute linear-lanc. hairy, Head few-flowered axillary stalked 8409 Flowers capitate, Stems creeping, Leaves linear nerved and furrowed beneath, Bractes ovate 8410 Fl. whorled somew. spiked, Ped. 1-fil. Stem shrubby erect, Lvs. ellipt. entire acute smooth shining above 8411 Flowers in whorled spikes, Cal. woolly with very long setaceous segments 8412 Flowers in whorled spikes, Spikes oblique, Ped. l-fl. Lvs. ov. obtuse very entire and calyxes nearly naked 8413 Flowers in whorled heads, Stems filiform, Leaves roundish flat hairy nerved ciliate at base 8414 Flowers in whorled spikes, Cal. woolly with setaceous teeth, Lvs. ellipt. entire downy on each side 8415 Flowers in whorled spikes, Stem erect, Lvs. 8415 Flowers in whorled spikes, Stem erect, Lvs. linear very blunt nerveless revolute at edge ciliated at base entire sess. Cor. twice as long as calyx, Stem villous. 9417 Heads laxly imbricated, Bractes broad ovate colored not dotted, Leaves linear entire 8418 Heads imbricated large, Bractes toothed, Leaves setaceous hairy 8419 Flowers whorled, Stem half-shrubby erect, Leaves hispid acuminate 8420 Flowers axillary subsolitary stalked, Leaves cordate acute entire, Stems filiform 8421 Stem erect branched at base, Leaves ovate acute serrated forwards, Whorls 6-flowered 8422 Hirsute villous larger than the last, Stem much branched, Leaves ovate 8423 Whorls 6-fl. Leaves nearly blunt roundish concave subserrated 8424 Nearly smooth, Whorls 6-10-fl. Leaves ovate subserrate, Stem ascending 8425 Fls. whorled, Pedunc. 1-flow. Stem branched spreading, Leaves roundish acute subserrate at end hairy 8426 Pedun. axill. 3-4-fl. Bractes lanc. sessile, Leaves ovate acute finely serrated 8427 Leaves rhomboid oval obsoletely toothed upwards, Whorls somewhat stalked about 10-fl. shorter than leaf 8428 Stem weak, Pedun. axill. many-fl. dichotomous, Lvs. ovate blunt serrated hairy dotted 8429 Pedunc. axill. many-fl. in dichotomous corymbs, Lvs. ovate blunt subserrate smoothish 8430 Leaves ovate somewhat toothed glaucous, Pedunc, axill. dichotomous, Segm. of calyx equal 8431 Racemes terminal, Peduncles solitary very short 8432 Branches thin twiggy, Leaves downy beneath 8433 Villous, Leaves cordate crenate-toothed, Branches axillary elongated flowering 8434 Whorls halved subsessile, Bractes oblong stalked, Leaves ovate acute serrated 8427 8421 8423 8428 8424 8430 8426 8434 and Miscellaneous Particulars. these aromatic plants, unless now and then by accident, or when they are first turned on hungry to downs, heaths, or commons; but the soil and situations favorable to aromatic plants produce a short sweet pasturage best adapted to feeding sheep, whom nature designed for mountains, and not for turnip grounds and rich meadows. The attachment of bees to this and other aromatic plants is well known.

Few plants are subject to more varieties than wild thyme. In its most natural state, on dry exposed downs, it small and procumbent but when it grows among furze or other plants, it runs up with a slender stalk to is small and procumbent; but when it grows among furze or other plants, it runs up with a slender stalk to a foot or more in height. It differs also very much in the smoothness or hairiness of its leaves. The flowers are sometimes larger than ordinary, and of a paler purple color, or even white.

T. vulgaris has the aromatic qualities common to lavender, sage, rosemary, and other Verticillatæ. It yields their a species of camphor in distillation with water. In Spain they infuse it in the pickle with which they preserve species of camphor in distillation with water. In Spain they infuse it in the pickle with which they preserve their olives. Before the oriental spices were common, it was much used in cookery. 1276. Acynos. The Greek name of a balsamic plant, which probably was related to Thymus. This genus was included in Thymus by Linnæus. 1277. Calamintha. From κaλoς, beautiful, and μivθη, mint. An ancient Greek name of a plant supposed to chase away serpents. 1278. Melissa. This is the Greek name of the bee, from μελi, honey, which is sought by bees in these flowers with avidity, as indeed it is in all the plants of the order. The recent plant has the agreeable odor of DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA. 1279. DRACOCEPHALUM. W. DRAGON'S-HEAD.

Labiata. Sp. 19-25.

CLASS XIV. 8435 virginiánum W.

Virginian or 3 jl.s L.B N. Amer. 1683. D p.1 Bot. mag. 467 8436 denticulátum W.

Carolina or 1 au.s St Carolina 1787. D p.l 8437 variegátum Ph. variegated or 1 au.s Pu 8438 canarien'se W.

Balm of Gilead or 3 jl.s 8439 palmátum W. palmated or 1 jn.au Pu Siberia 8440 peregrínum W. 8441 austríacum W. 8442 Ruyschiána W. 8443 grandiflórum W. 8444 altaicum W. 8445 sibíricum W. prickly-leaved or jl.au B Austrian or 1 jn.jl B Hyssop-leaved or 2 jn.jl B great-flowered or 1 jl B Betony-leaved or 1 jlau Pu Carolina 1812. D co Pa.pu Canaries 1697. Sr.m 1815. D co Siberia 1759. D p.1 Austria 1597. D p.l N. Europe 1699. D p.1 Siberia 1759. D p.1 Georgia 1787. D co Bot. mag. 214 Vent. cels. t. 44 Com. hort.2. t.41 Bot. mag. 1084 Jac. ic. 1. t. 112 Fl. dan. 121 Bot. mag. 1009 Siberian or 1 jn.au L.B Siberia 1760. D p.1 8446 Moldávica W.

ẞ albiflorum Moldavian or 2 jl.au B Moldavia 1596. D co N.co.pet. t.29.f.3 Bot. mag. 2185 Lam.ill. t.513.f.1 white-flowered 8447 canéscens W. hoary or 2 jl.au B Levant 1711. D co Sweet fl. gard.38 8448 peltátum W.

Willow-leaved or 1 jl.au Pu Levant 1711. D co Lam.ill. t.513.f.2 8449 argunénse Fisch. rough-flowered 8450 speciósum Hort. shewy 8451 botryoídes Bieb. cut-leaved 8452 nútans W. nodding পপপ or 1 jl.au B Siberia 1822. D co Bot. cab. 797 or 3 jlau Pk Siberia 1822. D co Sweet fl. gard.93 or 1 jl.au Pu Siberia 1822. D co or 1 jl.au B Siberia 1731. D co Bot. reg. 841 8453 thymiflórum W. small-flowered or jn.s Pu Siberia 1752. S co Gmel. sib. 3. t.50 β alpina 1280. MELIT TIS. W. 8454 Melissophýllum W. common 8455 grandiflóra H. K. 1281. O'CYMUM. W. 8456 thyrsiflórum W. 8457 suáve W. en. 8458 víride W. en. 8459 monachórum W. 8460 gratíssimum W. 8461 grandiflórum W. 8462 Basílicum W. 8463 mínimum W. 8464 sánctum W. 8465 pilósum W.en.

BASTARD-BALM.

Labiatæ. Sp. 2-4. or 1 my.jn F England woods. D co Eng. bot. 577 Alpine or my.jn F Switzerl. ...

D co great-flowered or 1 my W.Y England woods. D co Eng. bot. 636 BASIL.

Labiatæ. Sp. 20-50. thyrse-flowered sweet-scented un 14 jl.au W un 3 jl.s W green monk's shrubby un 3 jl.s W.G un 1 jl.au W un 2 jl.au W great-flowered ☐ un 2 s.o W common-sweet cul 1 jl.au W bush cul 1 jl.au W purple-stalked un 1 jl.s Pu ciliated un 1 jl.s W 8466 americánum W. 8467 tenuiflórum W.

American un 1 jl.au W slender-spiked un 8469 menthoídes 8468 polystáchyon W. 8470 micránthum W. en. small-flowered many-spiked un 1 jl.au W Mint-leaved un 1 jl.au W un 1 jl.au Pa.pu ... 8471 mólle W. heart-leaved un 1 s.o V 8472 capitellátum_W. small-headed ec 1½ jl.au W E. Indies 1806. C s.l Jac. vind. 3. t. 72 ...... 1816. C s.l E. Indies 1796. S s.l E. Indies 1752. C s.l Abyssinia 1802. C s.1 India 1548. Sr.m E. Indies 1573. Sr.m E. Indies 1758. S s.1 India .. 1816. S s.l 1 jl.au Pa.pu E. Indies 1703. S s.l E. Indies 1783. S s.1 E. Indies 1783. S s.l 1816. S s.l E. Indies 1781. S s.l 1806. S s.l China Jac. ic. 3. t. 495 L'He. s.nov. t.43 Blackw. t. 104 Sch. han. 2. t. 166 Rhe.mal.10. t.92 ...... 1816. C s.l 1789. S s.1 Jac. vind. 3. t. 86 Ru. am.5.t.92.f.2 Mur.co.got.3. t.3 8473 febrífugum Lindl. fever-plant m 3 jn.o W 8474 cánum Sims. hoary un 1 jl W China 8475 polycládum Link. many-branched un 1 jn.o W S. Leone 1822. C co 1822. S co 1823. S co Bot. reg. 753 Bot. mag. 2452 ......

Lumnitzera ocymoides Jacq. 1282. PLECTRAN'THUS. W. PLECTRANTHUS.

Labiatæ.

Sp. 8-13. 8476 fruticósus W. shrubby or 3 jn.s B 8477 Forskohlæ'i W.

Forskohl's or 3 o.n B 8478 parviflórus W. en. small-flowered or 3 jn.s B 9479 scutellarioídes R. Br. skullcap-like or 2 jl.au B O'cimum scutellarioides H. K. 8480 punctátus W. dotted or 2 ja.my B Africa 8481 comósus Sims. comose pr 2 au B 8482 ternátus Sims.

Omime Plant or au Pu 8483 incánus Link. hoary or 3 jl.au B C. G. H. 1774. Cr.m Abyssinia 1806. C l.p S. Amer. 1805. C l.p E. Indies 1764. S l.p Bot. mag. 2036 W. hort. ber. 65 Bot. mag. 1446 1775. S r.m L'Her.st.87. t.41 1821. S co Bot. mag. 2318 Nepal Madagasc. 1821. Dr.m Bot. mag. 2460 1822. D co L'Her.st. 85. t.41 ...... 8441 8443 8448 8435 8446 8453 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 8454 lemons, which is lost in drying, and an austere, slightly aromatic taste. In distillation with water, it yields a small portion of a yellow essential oil, on which its odor depends. It is stomachic and diuretic, and was formerly prized as a corroborant in hypochondriacal and nervous affections but it is now used only in the form of tea, as a grateful diluent in fevers. For medicinal use the herb should be cut before it flowers, as it is then more odorous. (London Dispensatory, 383.) 1279. Dracocephalum. From δράκωv, a dragon, and κεφaλη, a head. A name applied in the same sense as Lamium, Galeopsis, &c. See those genera. Most of the species are plants of ornament, and cultivated as such in the gardens of the curious. D. canariense smells of citron, especially when rubbed between the fingers. Sown on a hot-bed early in spring, it may be planted out in the borders like other tender annuals. D. austriacum is a handsome plant for a flower border. ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA. 8435 Smooth, Flowers spiked close, Leaves linear lanceolate serrated 8436 Flowers spiked remote, Leaves obovate lanceolate toothletted upwards 8437 Spikes short 4-cornered, Corolla variegated, Leaves oblong toothletted upwards 8438 Flowers spiked, Leaves ternate obolng 8439 Fl. somewhat spiked, Lvs. roundish cuneiform sinuate-toothed, Upper lip of cal. undivided mucronate 8440 Fl. somewhat spiked, Leaves lanceolate remotely mucronate toothed, Bractes lin. lanc. toothed spiny 8441 Fls. spiked, Lvs. sessile linear mucronate, Cauline 3-5-parted at base, Stem branched somewhat villous 8442 Flowers spiked, Leaves and bractes lanceolate undivided pointless, Stem nearly simple smooth 8443 Fls. whorled, Lvs. obl. blunt toothed stalked, Bractes lanc. entire, Upper lip of cal. ellipt. blunt undivided 8444 Fls. whorled, Rad. lvs. cord.ov.; cauline sessile roundish wedge-shaped acutely toothed, Teeth of cal. equal 8445 Flowers whorled, Whorls stalked bifid one-sided, Leaves lanc. cordate acum. serrated smooth 8446 Flowers whorled, Bractes lanceolate deeply toothed dotted beneath, Lower serratures subciliated 8447 Flowers whorled, Bractes oblong ciliated, Cal. striated pubescent, Tube of cor. longer than calyx 8448 Flowers whorled, Bractes orbicular serrate ciliate 8449 Stem erect, Leaves linear lanceolate blunt entire at edge rough, Two upper teeth of calyx largest 8450 Leaves broad-lanceolate finely serrated entire at base, Lower teeth of calyx longest 8451 Flowers in spiked heads, Leaves roundish pinnatifid crenate downy on each side 8452 Flowers whorled, Bractes oblong ovate entire, Cor. twice as long as calyx nodding 8453 Flowers whorled, Bractes oblong entire, Cor. scarcely larger than calyx 8454 Leaves opposite ovate toothed, Calyx 3-lobed hairy 8455 Cal. 4-lobed smooth, Cor. yellowish white, Segment of lower lip violet in the middle 8456 Flowers in panicled fascicles, Stem much branched 8457 Racemes panicled, Leaves ovate oblong cuneate at base acutely serrated hoary beneath 8458 Racemes panicled, Leaves ovate cuneate at base bluntly serrated, Veins hairy above rough beneath 8459 Stamens toothless, every other one bearded at base 8460 Stem shrubby, Leaves lanceolate ovate subtomentose, Racemes rounded 8461 Stem shrubby, Leaves ovate serrate, Stamens very long 8462 Leaves ovate smooth, Calyxes ciliated 8463 Leaves ovate entire 8464 Leaves somewhat oblong blunt serrated wavy, Stem hairy, Bractes cordate 3465 Leaves ovate oblong, Foot-stalks, bractes and calyxes ciliated 8466 Leaves sublanceolate acuminate subserrate, Racemes rounded, Stem nearly herbaceous 8467 Leaves ovate-oblong serrated, Bractes cordate reflexed concave, Spikes filiform 8468 Cor. 4-fid, Racemes leafless nodding at end 8469 Leaves linear lanceolate serrate [than calyx 8470 Lvs. broad ovate acum. at each end serr. Bractes shorter than cal. winged at edge, Cor. scarcely longer 8471 Leaves ovate cordate acute serrated rugose, Recesses closed, Bractes roundish wedge-shaped 8472 Leaves ovate, Flowers aggregate, Footstalks lateral 8473 Downy, Lvs. ovate lanceolate crenate stalked, Whorls terminal racemose, Corolla the length of calyx 8474 Leaves oblong elliptical serrated hoary on long stalks, Stamens twice as long as corolla 8475 Like Ocymum polystachyon, but not having a musky scent as that has 8476 Nectary spurred, Racemes compound, Pedunc. 3-parted, Stem shrubby polished 8477 Nectary gibbous, Racemes leafless, Stem nearly equal 8478 Nectary gibbous, Racemes compound, Pedunc. 1-flowered whorled, Stem half shrubby nearly smooth 8479 Cor. falcate, Flower-stalks branched 8480 Nectary gibbous, Flowers spiked, Stem herbaceous hairy rufous dotted 8481 Flowers whorled sessile, Lower lip of calyx 4-parted, Bractes cordate acuminate 8482 Stem 6-angled, Leaves ternate stalked ovate crenate rugose, Roots tuberous 8483 Leaves stalked cordate crenate hairy, Bractes nearly equal to flower ovate 8460 8466 8467 8456 8464 8476 8473 8481 and Miscellaneous Particulars. 1280. Melittis. A name with the same meaning as Melissa. 1281. Ocytиt. Said by Mathiolus to be derived from όζω, to smell, on account of the powerful scent of the plants. O. gratissimum is cultivated in China for culinary purposes. O. Basilicum (βaσiλiκoς, royal) and minimum, are culinary aromatics much used in French cookery. There are several varieties of the basilicum, which with some other species were formerly used in medicine, but are now neglected. 1282. Plectranthus. From πληκτρov, a cock's spur, and avθoς, a flower, the corolla of the original species of the genus being terminated by a spur-like appendage. Half-shrubby plants with purple flowers, all natives of hot climates. 1283. TRICHOSTEMA. W. TRICHOSTEMA. 8484 dichotoma W.

Marjoram-leav. pr 8485 brachiáta W. sessile-leaved pr 1284. PROSTANTHERA. R. B. PROSTANTHERA. 8486 lasiánthos R. Br. villous-flower'd or Labiatæ. Sp. 1-13. 1285. SCUTELLA'RIA. W. SKULL-CAP. 8487 orientális W. yellow-flowered or 1 jl.s 8488 grandiflóra P.S. large-flowered or 1½ jl.au 2 jn.jl Pu.w N. S. W. 1808. C s.p Bot. reg. 143 Labiatæ. Sp. 21-30.

Y Levant P.Y Siberia 8489 albida W. hairy or 1 jn.jl 8490 alpína W.

Alpine or jn.o 8491 lupulína W.

Tartarian or 1 jn.s 8492 lateriflóra W.

Virginian or 1 jn.s B 8493 pilósa Ph. pubescent or 1 jl.au B 8494 galericuláta W. common or 1 jn.s B 8495 mínor W. lesser or jl.au Pk 8496 hastifólia Pers. hastate-leaved or jn.jl Pu 8497 caroliniána Ph.

Carolina or jn.jl B 8498 integrifólia Ph. 8499 serráta Ph. entire-leaved or 2 jn.s B saw-leaved or 4 jn.s B 8500 havanénsis W.

Havannah or 2 my.jn B 8501 peregrína W.

Florentine or 2 jn.o V 8502 colúmnæ W. heart-leaved or 1 jn.au B 8503 altíssima W. tall or 1 jl.au D.P 8504 crética W.

Cretan or 1 jn.jl Pu DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

Labiatæ. Sp. 2-4.

N. Amer. 1732. C s.p Di.el. t.285.f.369 1729. D p.1 1804. D s.l W.pu Levant 1771. D s.1 B.w Hungary 1752. D p.l Y.w Tartary ary 1739. D. p.1 N. Amer. 1752. D p.l N. Amer. 1805. D p.l Britain wat.pl. D co Britain m.hed. D co Germany 1798. D co Carolina 1811. D co N. Amer. 1731. D p.1 N. Amer. 1800. D s.l Havannah1793. D s.l Italy 1683. D co Italy Levant Crete Bot. mag. 2120 Bot. mag. 635 Sab. hort. 3. t.29 Sweet fl. gard.90 Schmidel.ic. t.73 Eng. bot. 523 Eng. bot. 524 Lam.ill. t.515.f.3 Pluk.al. t.441.f.6 Bot. rep. 494 Jac. obs. 2. t. 29 Pl.rar.hu.2.t.125 Sweet fl. gard.52 Bot. mag. 2548 CLASS XIV. 1 jn.jl B N. Amer. 1759. S s.l 1 jn.au B 1806. D co 1731. D p.1 1729. C s.l 8505 parvula Mich. least cu jn.jl B N. Amer. 1822. S p Hook. ex. fl 10 8506 rubicúnda W.en. pink or 2 jl.au Pk 1823. D co ... 8507 pállida Bieb. pale Aor 2 jl.au W 1286. PRUNEL/LA. W. SELF-HEAL.

Labiatæ. Sp. 8-10. 8508 vulgáris W. common B álba white-flowered 8509 ováta Pers. oval-leaved 8510 pensylvánica W.

Pensylvanian DODD m cu jl.au W un jl.au Pu un jl.s 8511 hyssopifólia W.

Hyssop-leaved un jl.s 8512 grandiflóra W. great-flowered un jl.s 8513 laciniáta P. S. yellow-flowered un jl.s Y 8514 intermédia P. S. various-leaved un jl.s Pk 8515 incísa Link. cut un jl.s Pk ......

Crimea 1824. D co jl.au Pk Britain me.pa. D co Eng. bot. 961 Britain me.pa. D co America S l.p ...

Pa.B N. Amer. 1801. D p.l L.B France 1731. D p.1 L.B Austria 1596. D p.1 Austria 1713. S p.1 Portugal 1790. D s.l 1823. D co W. hort. ber. t.9 Mor. s.11. t.5. f.7 Bot. mag. 337 Lam.ill. t.516.f.2 Gmel. sib. t. 58 1287. CLEO'NIA. W.

CLEONIA.

Labiatæ. Sp. 1. 8516 lusitánica W. sweet-scented or 1 jn.jl L.B Portugal 1710. S co Mill. ic. 1. t. 70 1288. PRAʼSIUM. W.

PRASIUM.

Labiatæ. Sp. 2. 8517 május W. great Spanish cu jn.au Pu Spain 8518 mínus W. small Sicilian cu jn.au Pu Sicily 1699. Cr.m Fl. græca, 584 1752. Cr.m 1289. PHRY'MA. W.

PHRYMA.

Labiatæ. Sp. 1. 8519 leptostáchya W. slender-spiked cu 1 au.s W.pu N. Amer. 1802. D l.p Pl.amal.t.380.f.5 ANGIOSPERMIA. 1290. GESNE'RIA. W.

GESNERIA.

Gesnerieæ. Sp. 6-25. 8520 acaúlis W. stemless or 1 ...

S Jamaica 1793. C l.p Slo. ja.1. t.102.f.1 8521 tomentósa W. woolly or 2 jn.n S 8522 aggregáta Ker. aggregate or 2 au S 8523 bulbósa Ker. bulbous or 2 my.jn S S. Amer. 1752. C p.l Brazils 1816. C p.1 Brazils Bot. mag. 1023 Bot. reg. 329 8524 prasináta Ker. green or 3 my.jn G 8525 tubiflóra Cav. tube-flowered or 2 f.mr S 1816. C p.l Brazils 1818. C p.1 S. Amer. 1815. D p.l Bot. reg. 343 Bot. reg. 428 Cav. ic. t. 584 1291. GLOXINIA. W. 8526 maculáta W. 8527 speciósa B. Reg. 8485 spotted-stalked many-flowered GLOXINIA.

Gesnerieæ.

Sp. 2. or or jl.o Pu S. Amer. 1739. C s.p Bot. mag. 1191 jn.n Pu S. Amer. 1815. Cs.p 8486 8488 Bot. reg. 213 8495 8500 8497 8508 8511 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 1283. Trichostema. From θρiξ τρiχoς, hair, and στημa, a stamen, because its long slender stamens resemble hairs . 1284. Prostanthera. Named in allusion to the spurs of the anthers, the word being derived from πρoσθηκη, an appendage, and avθηρa, the anther. Strong smelling shrubs, natives of New Holland. Flowers either racemose or terminal. 1285. Scutellaria. From scutilla, a small vessel, on account of the figure of the calyx, which is not unlike a cup with its handle. The calyx inverted, presents the figure of a helmet with visor raised. 1286. Prunella. A barbarous name softened down by Linnæus from the Brunella of some authors, and so called from the German die Bräune, a disorder in the jaws and throat, which this plant is said to cure. Herbaceous plants common by way-sides all over Europe. ORDER I.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA. 8484 Stamens very long exserted, Leaves linear 8485 Stamens short included 8486 Leaves lanceolate tooth-serrated smooth, Racemes panicled, Corolla hairy 8487 Leaves cut downy beneath, Spikes rounded 4-cornered 8488 Leaves cordate cut crenate pubescent on each side shorter than footstalk, Spikes short 4-cornered 8489 Leaves subcordate serrate rugose opaque, Spikes 1-sided, Bractes ovate 8490 Leaves cordate cut serrate crenated, Spikes imbricated rounded 4-cornered, Bractes twice as short as fl. 8491 Leaves cordate cut serrate acute smooth, Spikes imbricated rounded 4-cornered, Bractes length of flower 8492 Much branched, Leaves smooth with a scabrous keel, Racemes lateral leafy 8493 Hairy, Leaves ovate rhomboid crenate, Flowers subracemose 8494 Leaves cordate lanceolate crenate, Flowers axillary 8495 Leaves cordate ovate nearly entire, Flowers axillary 8496 Leaves quite entire, lower hastate, upper sagittate, Flowers axillary 8497 Branched very smooth, Leaves stalked linear lanceolate acute entire, Racemes loose leafy, Cal. blunt 8498 Simple densely pubes. Lvs. subsess. obl. or linear blunt entire attenuated at base, Racemes loosish leafy 8499 Branched tall pubescent, Leaves ovate acuminate serrate on short stalks, Racemes usually panicled 8500 Leaves cordate ovate crenate, Flowers solitary axillary, Each lip of cor. trifid 8501 Leaves cordate serrate, Spikes elongated 1-sided, Bractes stalked ovate longer than calyx 8502 Leaves oblong cordate serrate pubes. Spikes elongated 1-sided, Bractes stalked ovate shorter than calyx 8503 Leaves cordate oblong acuminate serrate, Spikes nearly naked 8504 Villous, Leaves cordate blunt and bluntly serrated, Spikes imbricated, Bractes setaceous 8505 Subvillous, Leaves ovate entire all alike, Flowers axillary 8506 Related to S. albida from which it differs in being much less hairy, and in its more slender flower 8507 Lvs. cord. cren. serrate bluntish villous, Spikes long 1-sided hispid, Bractes stalked ovate longer than cal. 8508 Lvs. stalked obl. ovate somew. toothed, Upper lip of cor. trun. with 3 awns, Stem ascending, Spike round 8509. Leaves broad ovate toothed, Stem much branched, Spikes ovate 8510 Lvs. stalked ovate lanc. toothed at base, Lips of cal. equal: upper truncate with 3 awns, Stem ascending 8511 Leaves sessile lanceolate entire rough, Stem erect 8512 Leaves stalked oblong ovate toothed at base, Upper lip of cor. trifid, Stem ascending 8513 Small, Stem nearly simple villous, Leaves pinnatifid lower oblong, Cor. pale yellow 8514 Leaves entire and sinuated toothed rugose hairy, Upper lip of cor. truncate slightly 3-toothed 8515 Upper leaves linear-lanceolate: lower sinuate toothed somewhat hairy 8516 Bractes laciniate 8517 Leaves ovate oblong serrated 8518 Leaves ovate with a double crenature on each side 8519 Leaves stalked ovate serrated, Spikes terminal long ANGIOSPERMIA. 8520 Leaves lanceolate ovate serrated somewhat stalked terminal, Pedunc. 3-fl. shorter than leaves 8521 Leaves ovate lanceolate crenate hairy, Peduncles lateral very long bearing corymbs 8522 All vill. Branches rounded, Lvs. opp. obl. ovate cren. Ped. 2-4 axill. 1-fl. aggregate, Cor. clavate cylind. 8523 All pubes. Lvs. opp. ovate ellipt. cord. at base serr. cren. Panicle numer. opp. spread. dist. Ped. corymbose 8524 All pubes. Lvs. oval lanc. velvety above, Panicle leafy, Fl. with a campan, inflated orifice, Limb oblique 8525 Leaves opposite ovate crenulate tomentose, Flowers axillary 2-3 together downy 8526 Leaves oblong cordate crenate rugose, Stem spotted 8527 Leaves hoary ellipt. or oblong crenate, Pedunc. erect longer than flower, Sepals angular acuminate 8513 8520 8525 8516 8526 8517 8519 8527 and Miscellaneous Particulars. 1287. Cleonia. An ancient Greek name employed by Theophrastus, lib. 7. cap. 4. the Cleonæum of Pliny. This is an annual plant six or eight inches high, and nearly related to Prunella, from which some eminent French botanists do not distinguish it. 1288. Prasium. The Greek name of the horehound, which this plant resembles in some respects. 1289. Phryma. A Linnean name, the meaning of which is unknown. 1290. Gesneria. In honor of Conrad Gesner, of Zurich, the famous botanist and natural historian, called the German Pliny. Very fine herbaceous or half-shrubby plants, some of which are remarkable for the brilliance of their colors. 1291. Gloxinia. In memory of Ben. Petr. Gloxin, of Colmar, author of Observationes Botanicæ, Argent, L1 1292. LINNE'A. W. 8528 boreális W. 1293. MELIANTHUS. W. HONEY-FLOWER. 8529 májor W.

LINNEA. two-flowered pr DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

Caprifoliacea. Sp. 1. my.au F Scotl. dry st.c. D l.p CLASS XIV.

Eng. bot. 433 Rutaceæ ? Sp. 2-4. great or 10 my.jl C. G. H. 8530 mínor W. small or 2 au C. G. H. 1688. Sk s.l 1696. Sk s.l Bot. reg. 45 Bot. mag. 301 1294. BIGNONIA. W.

TRUMPET-FLOWER.

Bignoniaceæ. Sp. 27-75. 8531 únguis W. 8532 æquinoctiális W.

ẞ Chamberlaynii 8533 alliácea W. 8534 laurifólia W. 8535 paniculáta W. 8536 crucígera W. 8537 uncáta B. M. 8538 capreoláta W. 8539 pubéscens W.

Barbadoes உ or 10 ...

Y equinoctial Chamberayne's el 40 ap.o Y Chamberlayne's ☐ el 40 ap.o Y Garlick-scent. ☐ ☐ cu 10 Y ...

Laurel-leaved ☑ ☑ or 20 ... ... panicled or 20 Pu ... cross-bearing or 20 ...

Y.s hooked or jn.s Y four-leaved or 15 jn.jl S downy or 15 jn.jl Y 8540 rigéscens Jacq. stiff L or 20 jn.jl Pk 8541 lactiflóra Vahl. milk-white உ or 20 jn.jl W 8542 meonántha Link. 8543 grandifólia Jacq. small-flowered a ☐ or 20 jn.jl Pk large-flowered ☐ or 60 ap.jl Y 8544 venústa B. Reg. comely or s.d Or 8545 echináta W. bristly-fruited A ☐ or 20 Pk ... 8546 triphýlla W. three-leaved or 10 W ... 8547 pentaphýlla W. 8548 Leucóxylon W. five-leaved or 20 ... ... 8549 rádicans W. a major B mínor 8550 grandiflóra W. 8551 stans W. 8552 chelonoídes W. 8553 spathácea W. white-wooded Ash-leaved great Ash-lvd. small Ash-lvd. large-flowered branching tree salver-shaped Spathodea longiflóra P. S. 8554 austrális H. K.