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SIMPLE LEAVES. 



OVALE. I Mamea Americana. 



Fig- 59- \ 



Oval. Mame. 



O 



V A T U 



Fig. 60. 

 Ovate. 



iM. 



Caffine Mauroccnia. 

 South-Sea Tea. 



OVALE oblongum. 

 Oblong oval. 



O V A T U M. 



obverfum. 



Fig. 61. 

 Obverfe, Ovate. 



P A L M A T U M. 

 Fig. 62. 

 Palmated. 



PANDURATUM. 



vel. Panduriformc. 



Fig. 63. 



Panduriform. 



PAPILOSUM. 



Fig. 64. 

 Papilofe. 



PAPUL03UA/[. 



Fig. 65. 

 Papulole 



PORABOLICUM. 



Fig. 66. 

 Porabolic. 



IWhofe longitudinal: 

 Diameter lurpafles 

 the TianlVetfe, and 

 is narrow at both Ex- 

 tremities 



Whofe longitudinal. 

 Diameter is longer 

 than the Tranfverfe, 

 and the Segmenr of 

 the Bale circumfcrib- 

 ing a Circle; the 

 Apex of the fame 

 Form, but narrower. 



r.. Its longitudinal Diameter is greater 



^'S-49- than thq Oval. 



■Samolus vakrand'i, 



R ound-Icaved \V ater 

 Pimpernel. 



PaffiRora ccsrulea 

 Common Pallion- 

 Flower. 



I 



Rumex pnkher. 

 Fiddle Dock. 



Mefembryanthemum 



chryflallinu?)!. 

 Diamond Ficoidea. 



Echium. 



Whofe Bafe is narrow, 

 a!i ovate Leaf invert- 

 ed, 



^ A Leaf with feveral 

 I Divifions divided al- 

 J moft to the Bafe. 



-\ Is oblongs broad below 

 I )iarrowed at the Sides* 

 (Formed like a Spa- 

 niili Guittar.) 



J 



1 Vv'hofe Surface is co- 

 > vered with Dots or 

 J httlc Bladders. 



1 



( 

 J 



1 



Whofe longitudinal 

 Diameter exceeds the 

 f'^'l:xr\\\)mv,-\ pfeitdo'd'u-\ Tranfverfe, and 



-| ta?nnus ^ 



1^ Ballard IMarubium. 



growmg narrower 

 irom the Bafe up- 

 wards, is (nearly- 

 ovate. } 



