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LONICERA sempervirens ; /3: mijioi 

 Smaller Trumpet- Hwiey suckle. 



PENTANimiA MONOGYNIA. 



Nat. ord. Caprifolia (CaprifoliacEjE). Jussieugen. 210. Div. f. 



Calyx calyculatus, aut bracteatus. Stylus unicus. Corolla 

 monopetala- 

 LoNlCERE/F.. Brown in app. to abets china. 

 LONICERA. Supra vol. 1. fo{. HI. 



Div. Periclymeiia, canle volubili. 

 L, sempervirens, spicis subimdis terminalibus, foliis obloiigis : sumniis con- 



nato-perfoliatis, corollis subajqualibus tubo superne ventricoso. Solander 



in Hort. Kew. 1. 230. 

 Lonicera sempervirens. Willd. sp. pi. 1. 983. Jlorl. Ken: ed. 2. 1. 277. 

 Caprifolium sempervirens. Michmix bor. amer. 1. 105. Pursh amer. sept, I. 



160. Nuttallgen. 1. 1^. 

 (a.) foliis subrotundis. Curtis^s magaz. 781. Schmidt arb. t. 104. 

 (0) foliis oblongis. Hort. Kew. ed. 2. 1. 377. Curlis's magaz. 1753. 

 Periclymenum floribus verticiliatis terminalibus pedunculatis, foHis ovatis 



integris subtils glaucis; summis connato-perfoliatis. Phrasis in exemplari 



MiUeii. in Herb. Banks, asservato inscripta. 



A presumptive variety of the well-known "Ti-umpet- 

 Honeysuckle." Native of South Carolina, and somewhat 

 tenderer than the common sort; requiring to be cultivated 

 in a conservatory or greenhouse. The leaves are smaller 

 than in (a) and glaucous underneath; the bunches of flowers 

 smaller and of a brighter scarlet. 



The drawing was taken at the nursery of Messrs. Fraser, 

 in Sloane Square, where it had been Jately imported. 



It was originally introduced by Miller, whose sample is 

 pi-eserved in the Banksian Herbarium ; but had long since 

 entirely disappeared in our collections. 



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