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Malveopsis, Presi. (1844)—Malvastrum, A. Gray (1849). 
Pentagonocarpos, Targ. (1748)—Kosteletzka, Pres] (1831). 
Spheroma, DC. (1824)—=Spheralcea, St. Hil. (1825). 
This was first published as a section of Malva. Dr. Kuntze 
maintains that this is equivalent to publication as a genus, and I 
now think, wisely, although I have not been hitherto willing to 
accept this view. 
Acetosella, Moehr. (1736)==Oxalis, L. (1737). 
This is one year before the Genera Plantarum. 
Elemifera, L. (1738)=Amyris, P. Br. (1756). 
Azedarach, L. (1735) = Melia, L. (1737). 
The name comes in by going back to the Systema. 
Miciodes, Dum. (1802) = Nemopanthes, Raf. (1819). 
Lupulus, Mill. (1739)= Gouania, Jacq ( 1763). 
Pavia, L. (1735) = Esculus, L. (1737) = Aesculus, L. (1753). 
Pawia is the correct orthography according to Kuntze, and 
is the name to be adopted if we go back to the Systema. 
Toxicodendron, L. (1735)= Rhus, L. (1737). 
A Systema name. 
Acuan, Med. (1786)= Desmanthus, Willd. (1805). ay 
_ This name not being latin, the author latinizes it into 
Acuania. 
Anil, Ludw. (1737) = Indigofera, L. (1738). 
Kuntze latinizes this to Anzla. 
Bradburya, Raf. (1817) = Centrosema, DC. (1825). 
This is taken up from the description, the clue having evi- 
dently been furnished by Dr. Watson’s Bibliographical Index. 
Rafinesque’s description is based wholly on Robins’ account of 
two leguminous plants, one climbing, the other erect, in his 
“Voyages dans I’Interieur de la Louisiane,” iii. 503, 504 (1807). 
Rafinesque saw no specimens, and while his Bradburya may be 
based on Centrosema Virginianum, as well as on any other pent 
of the same character, there is no certainty about it, unless Robins 
Specimen can be turned up. Centrosema, DC. was published as 
a section of C/itoria in 1825; the equivalent Cruminium, Desv. 
as a genus in 1826. 
Brittonamra, Kuntze—Cracca, Benth. not L. 
Cacara, Rumpf. (1745-’7)== Pachyrhizus, Rich, (1825). 
