1288 CUCURBITACEAE 
. MICRAMPELIS Raf. Annual or perennial vines. Leaves with angu- 
late or lobed blades. Flowers monoecious. Corolla rotate, abs small. 
Pistillate flowers usually solitary, with stami- as S 
nodia y echinate. s lobed. 
Berry echinate, fibrous within, the rind 
tough. Seeds not filling M eavities.— - 
About 25 species, American 
1. M. lobata (Michx.) Greene. Stem and 
branches tender: leaf-blades 4—15 cm. long, 
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lipsoid to wo oe mm. long, 
acp at the apex. pes ystis lobata 
T.: — (WILD BALSAM-APPLE. MOCK-APPLE. )— Stream -banks and thickets, 
various provinces, Ga. to Tex., Colo., Sask., and N. B.—Sum 
11. SICYOS L. Annual monoecious vines. Leaves with angulate or 
lobed blades. Corolla rotate, relatively small.  Pistillate flowers clustered, 
without staminodia. vary and berry 
bristly. Seeds filling the cavity ——About 35 
species, Ameriean and Australian. 
ul and branches 
viseid- -pubescent: leaf- blades 6-15 e ide, 
g r 5-lobed, the se distinctly 
BER. n —Thickets, stream-banks, and cult. 
grounds, various provinces, Fla. to Tex., 
Minn., and Que.—Sum.-fall. 
Famity 29. CAMPANULACEAE — BELL-FLOWER FAMILY 
Herbs or woody plants. Leaves alternate: blades entire, toothed, or 
lobed. Flowers perfect, regular, sometimes dimorphous. Calyx of 5 
sepals, or fewer in cleistogamous flowers. Corolla of 5 partly united. 
petals. Androecium of » a stamens. Gynoecium 2-d5-carpellary, 
the ovary more or less ruit capsular. eu: 40 genera. and. 
more than 1,000 species, pos distributed. 
Style with pollen-collecting hairs: fiülaments free or nearly so: corolla usually val- 
vat r induplicate in the e bu | 
Corolla CORRER MG or funnelform : inflorescence race- 
"^ mose or pontem te. 1. CAMPANULA. 
E rota 
Flowers axillary | 
Flowers A spi ike es. | 
Style declined : flowers complete throughout. : 
Style straight : flowers various, the earlier ones 
cleisto ous. 4. SPECULARIA. 
ipis without PAIS EHE hairs: oo adnate to the 
rolla: corolla imbricate in the bu 5. SPHENOCLEA. 
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