46 FLOR. TELLUR. 



from the last. The name means narrow rays^ 

 and not to ^Igh as stated hy Lindley. 



158. Kalimakes R. (nom. diosk) Diff. 155. 

 Periantho sep. ext. reflexis, internis erectis 

 scariosis coloratis. Rad. dupHce series — Type 

 jL, amellus L. Genus Amellus T. Ad. but Lin- 

 neus has given that name to another Genus. 



159. Tripolion R (nom. diosk) Diff. 155. 

 Per. sep. subequalis duphce series adpressis 

 membranaceis. Radiis unica series — Types Tri- 

 polion maritimum Raf. Aster tripolium L. 

 auct. obs. V. 1801 — 2. A. tenellus L. 3 A. ta- 

 taricus L. 



IGO. FiMBRisTiMA R Diff. 154. Per. laxis. 

 Rad. 16-20 Hn. lane, apice Sdentatis, stigmata 

 fimbriatis, Sem. et pap. ut 154 — Aster sqiia- 

 mosusth. sparsijL P. Jlexuosus N. maritimus 

 Raf. et alia. 



161. DiPLOPAPUs Cassini. DiplostepJiion 

 Kunth. Chrysopsis Nut. Diplogon Raf. 1817 

 not R. Brown, name preocupied. How many 

 names ! this shows that many did perceive the 

 striking characters of the double pappus. Mean- 

 time this G. must now be restricted to those 

 nearest Asteriscus 154. differing by, Ovarium 

 tereto hirsuto, pappus, biserialis conformis sca- 

 bris, ext. minor, — It may be divided in many 

 Sub. genera and has some blended G. yet — 1. 

 Chrysopsis fl. yellow terminal. 2. Leucalis fl. 

 white corymbose. 3. CeraUnis ft. blue terminal. 

 Aster aurantius and pinnatns of Mexico with 

 pinnate leaves and yellow flowers are probably 

 a peculiar G. Diplostephion? 



162. ViRGULus R (small rod) Diff. 161. Pe- 

 riantho sep. adpressis. Rad. paucis integris, 

 Sem. obovata villosis, pappus duplex, ext. bre- 

 vissimo villoso ut caliculo, interne aristis color- 



