36 ICONES PLANTARUM. 
nullis. 
Secepedsnien a atari levitet fove satin Corolle salered bubaal 
limbo elongato subcylindraceo apice 5-fido. Anthere basi bimucronate 
breviter 2-setose v. mutice. Styli rami elongati, obtusi, sat papillosi 
Achenia oe satin, 10-striata, glabra. Pappi sete copiose, 
tenues, scabra, —Herba, caulibus erectis. Folia alterna, integerrima, 
tus nivea, Capitals a corymbosa. Corolle fave 
L. hypoleuca, Benth., single species, 
aB, N. W. *orcsaned, amongst rocks, Cascade mountains, Lake Chiluk- 
‘ie 'D. Lyall 
Caules e caudice =e erecti, preter inflorescentiam simplices, 1-1}-pe- 
dales, laxe niveo-tomentosi. Folia sessilia, ovata e elliptica v. ovali-lanceolata, 
supra glabra, subtus niveo-tomentosa, (C. up haud numerosa, confertim 
rymbosa, singula pedunculo 1-1}-pollicari fulta. Involucrum circa 4 
longum, bractei lineari-lanceolatis rigiduli es involucro dimidio 
Flo 
longiores. Corollarum lobi recurvi. Anthere corolla longiores. Achenia 
glabra v. vix pilosula. Pappus mollis, niveus, involucro paulo Jonni 
Fig. 1. Involucre and receptacle, longitudinal section. 2. Floret. 3. Three of its 
stamens. 4. Summit of its style. 
The affinities of this ee we somewhat doubtful. A. G ray, on seeing the 
specimens in Herb. Hook, at once pronounced it to be a x distant genus “with 
the style of an Znuda, oe Sate, involucre, and pappus are, however, much 
those of a e filaments show also the ‘ine ilatation or 
change of consistence baloir the anther which is much more frequent in 
Senecionidez than in other tribes, “agin is - not appear to be generically 
constant even in Senecio itself—G, Bent 
Letina 
Prate 1140, 
GONGROTHAMNUS DIVARICATUS, Steetz. 
Composirz, Tribe SENECIONIDE. 
G. divaricatus, Steet: in Peters, Mossamb. Bot, 342. 
= age E. — Africa; Lower valley of the river Shire, J. Kirk, 
Caules EE lignosi, tenues, ramis laxe divaricatis v. scandentibus, 
vellis cano-tomentellis mox glabratis, Folia alterna, petiolata, ovata v 
ovato-lanceolata, acute acuminata, integra v, Seveigulantter dentata, basi 
