with clusters of . 
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468. ODONTOGLOSSUM ANCEPS. Klotzsch. A diminutive epiphyte with greenish yellow flowers, 
and a white lip. Native of Brazil. Flowers in July. Introduced by M. Allardt of Brazil. 
` 0. anceps ; pseudobulbis compressis, versus apicem attenuatis ; foliis binis, oblongis, apice oblique rotundatis, ternis ; 
racemo ancipiti, unifloro, foliis longiore, biartieulato ; vagina bivalvi, membranacea, subarida ; perigonii foliolis 
lanceolato-oblongis, obtusis, patenti-recurvis ; labello rhomboideo-lyrato, apice recurvo, appendiceque bidentato atque 
anteriore intermedio breviore instructo. 
Pseudobulbs two inches long. Leaves four inches long, by six lines broad. Scape two-edged, four and a half inches 
long. Sepals an inch long, greenish yellow, the two side ones with a purple we T upper and e n without 
marks. Lip white, with purple lines and spots at the base.— Klotzsch, in Allgem. zeit., Aug. 9, 
469. CALCEOLARIA stricta. Humboldt & Bonpland. A "den half hardy e from Peru. 
Flowers pale yellow, appearing in September. 
Introduced by Messrs. Veitch & Co. (Fig. 
235.) | 
sis another of those valuable, shrubby, willow- 
ER Calceolarias which, independently of their in- 
trinsic merit, will become so important as breeders. It 
is nearly related to the C. tetragona mentioned by us 
leaves, the size and colour of the flowers, and the pro- 
portion of the calyx. This species forms a small 
smooth bush, with willow-like leaves, pallid — 
Messrs. Veitch’s nursery in the open air, and flowering 
in great beauty. No doubt it should be planted out in 
the summer, in light 
of 1850-1 in a cold 
frame. Mr. Wm. 
Lobb, who found it 
it as a shrub from 
two to three feet 
470. Impa- 
TIENS CORNIGERA. 
Hooker. A robust 
| and handsome 
PH \ tender annual, 
hairy large purple 
and yellow flowers in the axils of the leaves. Native of Ceylon. Introduced in 1851. 
Raised in the stove of the Royal Gardens, from seeds sent from Ceylon by p Veget It flowered 
the whole summer and autumn, and may be وه روصمو‎ a really ornamental t. Herbarium 
we find specimens which we consider to be identical, from Assam, sent by Major Sean! and among 
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