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Alstropmeria, two or three species. 



Amaryllis, Lily Daffodil — Jacobrean Lily — 

 Mexican Lily — Zilon Lily. 



Amomum, Ginger — Common Ginger — Broad- 

 leaved Wild Ginger, &c. 



Arum, Wake-Robin, See. — /Egyptian Arum, 

 or Colocasia. 



Asclepias, Swallowwort — American Scarlet 

 Asclepias, &c. 



Barleria, several species. 



Busella, Malabar .Nightshade — Red Malabar 

 Nightshade — White Malabar Nightshade. 



Bromelia, Ananas Pine Apple — Common 

 Ananas, or Pine Apple — Wild Pine Apple, or 

 Pinguin — Korates, or Acanlous Wild Pine Ap- 



ple- 

 ha. 



>ramidal Bromelia — Linguated Brotue- 



Browalia, Spreading, Upright- 



Calceolaria, Slipper-Wort. 



Erytkrina, Herbaceous. 



Ferraria, Waved-leaved. 



Gloriosa, Superb Lily. 



Hcemantlm s, Blood-Flower — Scarlet Hseman- 

 thus — Radish Hsemanthus — Carinated Heeman- 

 thus — Ciliated Hsemanthus. 



Heliceniu, Bastard Plantain. 



Hydrangea, Great-flowered. 



Kcempferia, Galangale ; both the species. 



Maranta, Indian Arrow Root — Arundinaceous 

 Maranta — Galanga, or Indian Arrow Root. 



Martynia, Perennial Martynia. 



Mesembryanthemum, (ficoides) Fig Marigold 

 — Diamond Ficoides, or Ice Plant. 



Pandamis, Screw Pine. 



Petiveria, Guinea-hen Weed. 



Piper, Pepper ; several sorts. 



Polyant/ies, Tuberose, or Indian Tuberous 

 Hyacinth. 



Saccharum, Sugar Cane — Common Sugar 

 Cane — Spiked Sugar Cane. 



Senccio, Senecio. 



Sida, Indian Mallow. 



Tulbagia, Tulbagia. 



Verbena, Vervain. 



Xylophylla, Love-Flower. 



WOODY KINDS. 



JEschynomene, Bastard Sensitive Plant — Tree 

 /Eschynomene — Grandiflorous^Eschynornene — 

 Sesban, or /Egyptian ^Eschynomcne. 



Areca, Faufel Nut Palm. 



Arundo, Reed — Bamboo Cane, or Indian Tree 

 Reed. 



Caryophi/llus, Clove Tree. 



Chrysophyllum, Goldv-leaf, or Star Apple. 



Elceagnus, Wild Olive, or Oleaster— Thorny 

 Elaeagnus. 



Hura, Sand Box Tree. 



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Jalropha, Cassada, or Cassava Plant. Most 

 of the species are stove plants. 



Justicia, Malabar Nut — Hyssop-leaved Justi- 

 cia, &c. 



Malpighia, Barbadoes Cherry. All the species. 



Pass/flora, Passion Flower — Sawed-leawd 

 Passion Flower — Laurus-leaved Passion Flower 

 — Vespertilious, or Bat's Wing Passion Flower 

 — Red Passion Flower — Maliformous, orAppie- 

 fruited Passion Flower — Silky Passion Flower — 

 Multiferous Passion Flower — Quadrangular Pas- 

 sion Flower — Suberous, or Cork-barked Passion 

 Flower. 



Pisonia; two species'. 



Plumbago, Lead-Wort — Ceylon Plumbago — 

 Rose Plumbago. 



Plumeria, Red Jasmine — Red Plumeria — 

 White Plumeria — Obtuse Plumeria. 



Rivinia, Dwarf Tetrandrous Rivinia — Climb- 

 ing Octandrous Rivinia. 



Rondele.tia, Rondeletia. 



Schinus, Indian Mastic Tree — Melle Tree of 

 Clusius, or Peruvian Mastic Tree — Areira; or 

 Brasilian Mastic Tree. 



Triumfella, Lappula, or Berry-capsuled Tri- 

 umfella. 



Urena, Angular-leaved Urena — Sinuated 

 Urena — Procumbent Urena. 



Woltheria, American Waltheria — Indian Wal- 

 theria — Narrow-leaved Waltheria. 



SUCCULENT KINDS. 



Agave, American Aloe — Viviparous Ameri- 

 can Aloe — Stinking American Aloe. 



Aletris, Guinea Aloe — Hyacinth-flowered 

 Aletris — Ceylon Aletris — Cape Aletris — Fra- 

 grant Aletris. 



Aloe, African Aloe. Most of the species, ex- 

 cept the Aloe uvaria, may be considered both 

 as greenhouse and stove plants ; for, although 

 they may all be wintered tolerably well in a 

 greenhouse, yet, if placed in the stove, in winter 

 particularly, they more certainly flowerannually 

 in greater perfection. 



Cactus, Melon Thistle, Torch Thistle, Sec- 

 Greater Hedge-hog Melon Thistle, with varie- 

 ties — Mammiilary or Smaller Melon Thistle — 

 Torch Thistle ; several upright sorts — Creeping 

 Cereus, or' Trailing Torch Thistle — Climbing- 

 Creeping Cereus — Ficus Indica, or Indian Fio- — 

 Greater Indian Fig — Cochineal Indian Fig — In- 

 dian Fig of Curassoa — Sword-leaved Opuntia — 

 Pereskia, or American Gooseberry. 



Cotyledon, Navelwort — Cut or Jasrged leaved 

 Cotyledon. 



Crassula, Lesser Orpine. 



Euphorbia, BurningThorny Plant — Euphorbia 

 of the Antients — Canary Euphorbia — Oleander- 





