peduncles, intense scarlet-red. Pales- 
tine. (M. Herb, Naples.) 
*Rhododendron ambiguum. (2. Mv. 
t. 8400.) Ericaceae. H. 
so the petiole. Corym 
ally 5-7-flo wered, “Corolla tecadis 
n- 
n the 
estern ‘China. 
a. Veitch & Sons. 
es —— 
tamer CB. 
lant a ‘been nn 
pen 8403, 
This ne ae the 
name of F, wig (ered a but it differ: 
var, 
from the tru ichii, Sieb. “ 
Zuce. in evag olla, 10 
or 11 stamens and a lled ovary. 
almost campanulate, about 
across. Japan. (Kew.) 
*Rhododendron Loderi. ce . 1911, 
1, 31, suppl. ill.) 4H. arden 
hybrid between R Griehian and 
R. Fortunei, (Sir E. G, Loder 
Seoeeeeedse = (4. C1911 
17.) - suerte, only 
aboat 6 se igh a habit r 
7 intricatum 
Fhoters es t 4 in 
Western China, o. Veitch & & one “S 
bey ee 
G. C. 1911, xlix. 338, 342, f. 157.) 
‘' spe ea section, Sai 
a& somew 
and coarse habit. 
— ovate-lanceolate, about 2 in, 
long an in. broad, firm in texture 
and lastin: 2 seasons oa ston 
or of Chinewe origin; ; Galabeaed 
Japan. (R. C. Noteutt.) 
“Rhododendron rae enense. 
911, 
(B. Mt. 8862; Veiteh, W. H. P.1 
4.) H. Allied to R.'7 
See cable: within, 
Ve Veitch & Sons.) 
“Rosa onset re ose Sie M. “a. 978.) 
a a Se gprrasiiin 
— beurag rman gnc 
eens amabilis. 
Sam 
carpa. (Sargen 
Caprifo. eons 
pans — (B. P. ix. 
haped coral-red fruits about 
on which last in good pepe Pe re 
along time. Turkestan. (Kew.) 
(Hf. Do -a, Bas! 
osaceae. H. Shrub, 
com 6 ft. high, with slightly prickly 
sually 9, ovate, ar : — “ie 
doubly serrate. Flowers solitary, ter- 
minal, more than 13 in. across. Fruits 
red, large, — our Weste 
(Arn ton, 
=H, A. ie Weener, Hanover.) 
“Rubus clemens. - D, G.1911 > 
H. Shrub with armed archin 
asicuge 9-20 ft. sae 
Leaves ae 
mately a in. across, pale green 
and batty. be eath. pelcstae = i 
rose, forming tee 
panicles. Fruits 
ts black. Seah China 
(Arnold Arboretum ; H. A. Hes 
—— macilentus. (4. D. @. 1911, 
rub, 24-5 ft. high. 
Fruits orange. Him 
estern China. (Arnold Avhoretumn : ; 
H. A. Hesse.) 
Saccolabium sarcochi lows. os 
30, 
en 2 ty side iouen the lip. 
Philip (K. W. John, pe ect 
ox Eine. 
“ive Se (RK. H, B. 1911, a) 
jiatae. Leave 
H. A biennial. 
tened rosette, 16~18 in. long, 0- 
oad, deeply cut, clothed with 
ite tomentum. 
e branch arrang' 
as to form - sphere. Flowers large, 
Minor. (Haage & Schmidt, 
bucus canadensis s chloro- 
q. & S. ii. 188.) 
a A fo 
green fruits. 
Ne 
(Arnold Arboretum, Boston, 
; 2B. 1911, 
Haemodoraceae 8 *S ok a 
allied to Sanse 
208, 
289.) 
species 
