of the Galapagos Archipelago. 201 



obtusis crenatis, utrinque parc5 pilosis subrugosis purpurascentibus, race- 

 mis axiliaribus breviusculis 3-4-floris, pedunculis folio brevioribus pubes- 

 centibus, calycibus campanulatis pilosis labio supremo integro inferiore 

 apice bifido. 

 Hab. James Island, Charles Darwin, Esq. 



Caules vage ramosi, 6-10-unciales, ramis breviusculis. Folia patentia, divaricata, sub ^ unc. 

 longa, latitudine subasqualia ; petiolo lamina bis longiore, valido. Calyx sub 2 lin. lon- 

 gus. Corolla non visa. 



Mr. Bentham, who had the kindness to look over the few Lahiatce among 

 the Galapagos plants, pronounced this species to be new and allied to S. tenella, 

 Sw., a West Indian species. 



132. Teucrium inflatum, L. 



Hab. Charles Island, Charles Darwin, Esq. Common throughout tropical America, and also 

 an inhabitant of the South Sea Islands. Forster's T. villosum is perhaps a variety. 



SoLANEiE. 



133. SOLANUM VERBASCIFOLUTM, L. VUr. 



Hab. James Island, Charles Darwin, Esq. A S, verbasci/olio, L. differt praesertim floribus 

 majoribus. 



134. S. NIGRUM, L. 



Var. caule tuberculato, foliis glabriusculis. 

 Hab. Charles Island, Charles Darwin, Esq. 



Var. minor; caule tereti laevi, foliis glaberrimis. 

 Hab. James Island, Charles Darwin, Esq. 



Far. caule herbaceo, foliis puberulis. 

 Hab. James Island, Dr. Scouler. 



This plant presents the same varieties (all of which are small-flowered) as 

 occur on the southern parts of the American continent and in the South Sea 

 Islands. 



135. S. Edmonstonei, Hook, fil.; sufiruticosum, inerme, viscoso-pubescens, 

 caule tereti basi prostrato ascendente divaricatim ramoso, foliis ovato- 

 ojblongis in petiolum brevem angustatis sinuato-pinnatifidis marginibus 

 recurvis segmentis integerrimis lobatisve obtusis, panicula longe pedun- 



