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Ruiz and Pavon have omitted to notice the silky appressed 
hairs of the stem, and especially of the underside of the leaves 
of this plant, yet I think it is evident the species are identical. 
In many respects, also, it agrees with A. hirsuta of Humboldt 
and Kunth. 
XI. ONAGRARUE. Juss. 
l. Epilobium. denticulatum. Ruiz et Pav. Fl. Per. v. 8. p.18. 
t. 314.?. De Cand. Prodr. v. 8. p. 42. 
Haz. Sulinarca, near Pasco. 
I am doubtful if this be the Z. denticulatum, because, though 
it agrees with Ruiz and Pavon’s description in most of its 
characters, it can hardly be considered * suffruticose." — It is, 
too, smaller than the figure above quoted. 
2. Jussiæa macrocarpa. Humb. et. Kunth, Nov. Gen. v. 6. p. 
102. t. 533. De Cand. Prodr. v. 3. p. 57. 
Has. Lurin, near Lima. 
This entirely agrees with the figure and description of J. 
macrocarpa, which, however, was found in New Grenada, by 
Humboldt. 
XII, PASSIFLOREJR, Juss. 
— 1 Passiflora littoralis ; foliis utrinque piloso-sericeis hastato- 
trilobis subintegris, petiolis superne glandulas 2 stipitatas 
(vel sessilibus?) gerentibus, pedicellis 2-3.—Humb. et 
— Kunth, Nov. Gen. v. 2. p. 131. De Cand. Prodr. v. 3. 
* p. 323. ee »* = dde eti 
Ham. Valley of Lima. qu UM 
This accords with Humboldt and Kunth's description, 
except that in my specimens the glands of the petioles are 
Sessile, or nearly so. 
2. Tacsonia trifoliata ; tota velutino-sericea tomentosa, foliis 
ternatis, foliolis oblongis integerrimis, petiolis eglandulosis, 
stipulis amplexicaulibus glanduloso-ciliatis.—Juss. in Ann. 
du Mus. v. 6, p. 393. De Cand. Prodr. v. 3. p. 334, 
Has, Culluay, in the Valley of Canta. 
The flowers are here as large as in T. pinnatistipula, of 
