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veins, four or five together. Leaves composed of a tendril 
and a pair of leaflets, two to three inches long. Stem five 
or six feet in length, with broad wings, or flat pieces on each 
side, as may be observed in the garden Everlasting Pea. 
Altogether a very handsome plant. 
DIADELPHIA. DECANDRIA. 
CALYCIFLOR2. FABACE®. 
VICIA. (Vertcn.) 
Generic Character. See page 241. 
Viera cracca. Tufted Vetch. This species differs 
from those found last month, by having many flowers 
grouped together instead of only one or two, or at most 
four, so that it will be distinguished at a glance, by its 
numerous, crowded, drooping bunch of flowers, of a fine 
bluish-purple colour. It is a very climbing plant, and fre- 
quent in bushy places. The leaf has many long, narrow 
leaflets. 
