300 FLORA OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 
Ty’pha; Lat. for the bull-rush 
Typha’cee ; from Typha _... 
Umbelliferze ; bearing umbels 
Urti'ca; Lat. a nettle 
Urtica’ces ; from Urtica _... 
Utricula’ria ; Lat. having little bladders... ; 
Vallisne’ria ; after A. Vallisneri, an Italian botanist 
Velle’ ya 5 after Major Velley, a cryptogamic botanist .. 
Ventila’go; Lat. ventilo, to blow, and ago, to drive aw ay 3 the 
fruits are winged. its a he ii 
Verbe'na ; Lat. for the Ver vain- -plant 
Verbena‘cee ; from Verbena pai 
Veron ‘ica ; per haps a feminine proname i 
Verticor’dia ; Lat. that turneth the heart ; on 
Vig‘na ; ; after Vign, a commentator on on Be aaa ie 
Vimina’ria ; Lat. twiggy ; osier-like branchlets.. 
Viola; Lat. a violet.. #i 
Viola’cexe ; from Viola 
Vis‘cum; Lat. sticky (berries). Mistletoe : 
Vittadi‘nia ; after C. Vittadini, an Italian botanist... 
Wahlenber’gia ; after the author of FI. ee psn 
Wait’zia ; personal name 
Walthe’ria ; after a German botanist (1 735) u 
Wede’ lia ; after a botanical professor at Jena (1625- 172 1) 
Westrin’gia ; after a Swedish physician ... 
Wilso’nia ; after the author of a Synopsis of British Plants 
Wol'fiia ; per sonal name __.. 
Wurmbe’a; after F. von Wurmb, a Batavian botanist. 
Xanthorrhee’ a; Gr. exuding yellow (resin) : 
Xantho’sia ; Gr. aanthos, yellow ; the colour of the hairs 
Xero'tes ; Gr. dryness; in allusion to the foliage 
Xy rid’ ex; from Xyris... 
Xyris; xuron, a razor ; alluding to the - shiarp- edged leaves 
of some species .. gute pie d at ‘ 
Zale'ya ; doubtful deriv ation a ee 
Zie'ria ; "after J. Zier, a Polish botanist ... 
Zoste’ra ; leaves resembling a belt (zoster) 
Zygophylle’z ; from Zygophyllum... 
Zygophyllum; Gr. having yoked or paired leaves 
160: 
132, 133 
96. 
155: 
10, 155 
152, 154 
89, 90 
60, 70 
58, 61 
pie 
Ag 1S 
105, 106 
109, 115 
131, 132 
111, 126 
108, 112 
149, 150 
137, 138 
169, 170 
