so 



CONCLUSION. 



Anonymous — Barbarous — Harsh — Sesquipedaf 

 Syllabic — Double — Multiple — Adjective — Zoo. 

 lo T^ical — Organic — Blended — Doubtful — preoc • 

 cupied — Modified — Relative names &c. 



If the 2nd series may be tolerated, these bad 

 Names cannot ; they must be abolished and 

 changed. 



Many of these erroneous Genera and Names, 

 are not only deflective, but absurd ; yet to these 

 some incorrect Botanists appear to cling with 

 tenacity. 



They will form a test of accuracy : whoever 

 admits them, declares himself a friend of Erro- 

 neous Botany and Nomenclature. 



As to names neither good nor bad of the 

 second Series, some latitude and disparity of 

 opinions may exist. Most of them when once 

 established may be tolerated; but ought never 

 to be imitated. 



CONCLUSION & NATURAL GENERA. 



The object of these preliminary remarks was 

 not to enter any further into generic, anatomical 

 or physiological researches. My main object 

 is to reform and improve Genera : in the course 

 of my hints and elucidations of all the natural 

 clusters, I have been led to convey the result of 

 my observations, both on their floral find or- 

 ganic structure. To enter into explanations 

 and details would swell these remarks be} ond my 

 proposed limits; but I hope to have thrown the 

 seeds of some future discoveries, and further 

 improvements. 



I chiefly insist upon the practical rectification 

 of Genera. I blush for the science and my fel- 

 low botanists, when I see yet a crowd of arbi- 

 trary and perplexing Genera, quite as loose and 



