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Oleinæ – Order Lxxxi

Oleinæ

Oleinæ – Order Lxxxi — from Encyclopedia of Plants (1910)

Sp. 3. or 30 my.jl W N. Amer. 1736. L p.1 Dend. brit. t. 1 or 10 my.jl W N. Amer. 1736. L p.l or 7 my.jl W E. Indies 1810. C p.l NOTELEA.

Oleinæ

Oleinæ – Order Lxxxi — from Encyclopedia of Plants (1910)

Sp. 3. long-leaved or 3 mr.jn W N.S.W. 1790. C s.p Bot. rep. t. 316 privet-leaved or 3 jl.au W V. Di. L. 1807. C s.p Vent. choix.25. b rigid or 3 jlau W V. Di. L. 1821.

C s.p PRIVET.

Orchideæ

Sp. 1. 1823. Dp.r.w 12897 falcáta Lindl. falcate cu f.mr G W. Indies 1820. Dp.r.w Lindl. coll. 2 1891. XYLO'BIUM. Lindl. XYLOBIUM. 12898 squalens Lindl. dingy-flower'd cu

Orchide

Sp. 1. pr 1 jl W Trinidad 1823. C p.r.w Bot. reg. 844 1902. ORNITHI DIUM. Salisb.

ORNITHIDIUM.

Orchideæ

Sp. 1-2.

Br.w Nepal ...

Orchideæ

Sp. 1. spl 5 Sc China ... 1816. C p.r.w

Orchideæ

Sp. 1-3. o.n W.pu W. Indies 1822. Dp.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 113 1920. EULO PHIA. R. Br. EULOPHIA.

Orchideæ

Sp. 2-3. 12981 grandiflóra Lindl. large-flowered or G.Y Madagasc. 1823.

Dp.r.w Bot. reg. 817 12982 sesquipedális Lindl. long-horned spl 1 W Madagasc.1823.

Dp.r.w P.Th.or.afr.t.66 1923. CALANTHE. R. Br. CALANTHE.

Orchideæ

Sp. 1-7. 12983 veratrifólia R. Br. plaited-leaved or 2 jn.jl W E. Indies 1819.

R p.l Bot. reg. 720 1924. STE/LIS. Sw.

STELIS.

Order VII

PODOPHYLLACEÆ.

Little interesting herbaceous North American plants, nearly related on the one hand to Nymphæaceæ, and, on the other, to the herbaceous genera of Berberideæ. Their juice is held to be purgative. 1166 Podophýllum W. 896 Jeffersónia Ph.

Order Lv

BRUNIACEE.

Small heath-like shrubs, all natives of the Cape of Good Hope, and extremely ornamental, both in flower and foliage. Their properties are unknown. 533 Brúnia W. 511 Stáavia W.

Order Lxxxi

HAMAMELIDEÆ.

Hardy American deciduous shrubs, with the appearance of Amentaceæ, to which they are undoubtedly closely allied notwithstanding their situation here, which must be considered quite artificial. Nothing is known of their medicinal qualities. 1200 Fothergilla W. 312 Hamámelis W.

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