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Sub-Order. Malvine^. — Sepals mostly valvate ; mucilage 

 present. 



Family i. Tiliaceae (Introductory Vol., p. 70). — 

 Flowers actinomorphic, bisexual ; sepals and petals 5 ; 

 stamens indefinite, monadelphous ; ovary syncarpous, 5- 

 locular, style simple ; ovules 2 in each loculus ; fruit 

 globular, 1-2 seeded nut. 



Genus. Tilia (Introductory Vol., p. 71). 



Family 2. Malvaceae (Vol. II, p. 154). — Flowers 

 actinomorphic; sepals 5, valvate, persistent, with epicalyx 

 of 3-9 leaves ; petals 5, convolute, joined below to stamina! 

 tube ; stamens indefinite, monadelphous; ovary syncarpous, 

 many locular ; i ovule in each loculus ; styles free above; 

 fruit a schizocarp with many i-seeded cocci. 

 Tribe. Malvece. 



Genera. Lavatera, Althcea^ Malva (Vol., II, 156). 



Order 18. Parietales.— Flowers cyclic, or 

 hemicyclic, stamens and carpels often indefinite ; 

 heterochlamydeous, rarely apetalous, hypogynous or 

 epigynous ; carpels united with parietal placentae. 



Sub-Order i. Theine^. — Stamens often indefinite, 

 gynoecium free, on convex or flat flower-axis. Placentation 

 often axile. Endosperm containing oil and proteid grains. 



Family i. Guttiferae (Vol. II, p. 150). — Sepals and 

 petals often 5, sepals overlapping ; stamens often indefinite, 

 and united in bundles ; carpels (3-5) with i to many ovules 

 with 2 integuments. 



Sub-Family. Hypericoidese. 

 Tribe. Hypericece. 



Ge?ius. Hyperiawi (Vol. II, p. 152). 



Sub-Order 2. Tamaricine^. — Stamens in whorls or 



