A BBRE VIA TIONS 



= , equal to, merged in 



!, seen by author 



fi, micromillimetre, T(r V T mm. 



-ffi-, actinomorphic 



|- , zygomorphic 



The following abbreviations are largely employed in this and other 

 botanical books : 



N. hemisphere 

 S. hemisphere 

 , Old World 

 New World 



A(ndroeceum) 



Abyss(inia) 



Achlam(ydeous) 



Actinom(orphic) 



Acum(inate) 



Adv(entitious) 



Afr(ica) 



Aggr(egate) 



Agr(icultural) 



Alb(umen) 



Alt(ernate) 



Am (erica) 



Amphitr(opous) 



Anatr(opous) 



Anemoph(ilous) 



Ann(ual) (als, &c. ) 



Ant(arcti)c 



Apet(alous) 



Apoc(ar)p(ous) 



Arch(ipelago) 



Avchichl (amydeae) 



Arct(ic) 



Arg(entina) 



Art(icle) 



As(ia) 



Assim(ilation) 



Asymm(etrical) 



Atl(antic) 



Austr(alia) 



Axill(ary) 



B(eatus), the late 



Beitr(age) 



Ber(ichte) 



Bot(any) 



Br(act) 



Braz(il) 



Brit(ain) 



Bull(etin) 



C(entral) (orolla) 



Cal(yx) (edonia) 



California) 



Campylotr(opous) 



Cap(itate) 



Caps(ule) 



c.c., cubic centimetre 



Cel(eberrimus) 



Centr(al) (alblatt) 



Char(acter) 



Chi(na) 



Cl(arissimus) 



(ements*) 

 Cleist(ogamic) 

 cm., centimetre 

 Col(ony) 



Collected by) (ection) 

 Concr(escence) 

 Consp(icuous) 

 Conv(olute) 

 Cor(olla) 

 Cosmop(olitan) 

 Cot(yledon) 

 C(om)p(oun)d 

 C(ar)p(e)l 

 Cult(ivated) 

 Dehisc(ent) 

 Dep(artment) 

 Descr(iption) 

 Dich(asial) 

 Dichlam(ydeous) 

 Dichot(omous) 

 Dicot(yledon) 

 Dim(inutive) 

 Dioec(ious) 

 Diplost(emonous) 

 Distr(ibution) 

 Dorsiv(entral) 

 Ed(ible) (ition) 

 Endosp(erm) 

 England) 

 Entomoph(ilous) 



* Research Methods in Ecology. 



Epig(ynous) 



Epipet(alous) 



Epiph(yte) 



Esp(ecially) 



Ess(ential) 



Eur(ope) 



Evap (oration) 



Evergr(een) 



Exalb(uminous) 



Exc(ept) 



Excl(uding) 



Exstip(ulate) 



Extr(orse) 



Extrafl(oral) 



Fam(ily) 



Fert(ilisation) 



Fl(ower)(in)g 



Fl(ore) pl(eno), 



double-flowered 

 Fol(ium, a leaf) (iage) 

 Fr(uit) 

 Fri(gid) 

 G(ynoeceum) 

 Gen(us) 

 Germin(ation) 

 Ges(ellschaft) 

 Gland(ular) 

 Gr(eek) 

 H(erbarium) 

 Hab(itat) 

 Hem(isphere) 

 Herb(arium) 

 Heterochlam(ydeous) 

 Heterost(yled) 

 Himal(aya) 

 Hind(ustani) 

 Homochlam(ydeous) 

 Horiz(ontal) 

 Hort(orum), of 



gardens 



