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FINDING-LIST OF BINOMIALS 



EUCHARIS. E. amazonica: E. 



grandiflora. 



EUCHLJJNA. E. mexicana. 



EUGENIA. *E. apiculata (Myrtus). 

 E. aromatica (Clove); by some 

 recent botanists separated as 

 Caryophyllus aromaticus. 



jambolana; by some recent au- 



thors separated as Syzygium 

 jambolanum. 



Jambos. 



Michelii: *E. uniflora. 

 *microphylla. 



*myrtifolia. 



operculata: correctly placed either 



here or as Syzygium opercula- 



tum. 



*uniflora. 

 EULALIA. E. gracillima: Miscan- 



thus sinensis gracillimus. 



japonica: M. sinensis. 



variegata: M. sinensis variegatus. 



zebrina: M. sinensis zebrinus. 

 EUONYMUS: See Evonymus. 

 EUPATORITJM. E. ageratoides: E. 



urticaefolium. 



album. 



aromaticum. 



coelestinum. 



Fraseri: E. aromaticum melis- 



soides. 



glechonophyllum (Ageratum). 



Lasseauxii (Ageratum). 



micranthum (Ageratum). 



perfoliatum 



purpureum. 



serotinum (page 3568). 



urticaefolium. 

 EUPHORBIA. E. corollata. 



Cyparissias. 



fulgens. 



heterophylla. 



marginata. 



polychroma: E. epithymoides. 



pulcherrima. *Poinsettia pulcher- 



rima. 



splendens. 



variegata: E. marginata. 

 EURYA. E. latifolia: E. japonica. 

 EUSTOMA. E. Russellianus (Lisi- 



anthus). 



EUTOCA. E. multiflora: Phacelia 

 linearis. 



viscida: P. viscida. 

 EVONYMUS. (The preference for 



Evonymus over Euonymus lies 

 in this use of the word by Lin- 

 naeus. The former is now gen- 

 erally accepted on the continent 

 of Europe and by some Ameri- 

 can botanists, as in Gray's 

 Manual. A comparable case is 

 the spelling Zanthoxylum rather 

 than Xanthoxylum. The Ameri- 

 can Joint Committee on Horti- 

 cultural Nomenclature adopts 

 the spelling *Euonymus. Some 

 treat the name as feminine and 

 others as masculine.) 



alata: *Euonymus alatus. 



americana: *Euon. americanus. 



atropurpurea: *Euon. atropur- 



pureus; sometimes misapplied to 

 E. europeea atropurpurea. 



EVONYMUS, continued. 



Bungeana: *Euon. Bungeanus. 



Carrierei: *Euon. radicans Car- 



rierei. 



europeea: *Euon. europseus. 



japonica: *Euon. japonicus. 



kewensis: E. radicans minima: 



*Euon. radicans minimus. 



latifolia: *Euon. latifolius. 



nana; but the plant in cultivation 



may be E. exuropaea nana: *Euon. 

 europaeus nanus. 



oboTata: *Euon. obovatus. 



radicans. 



radicans reticulata: *Euon. radi- 



cans reticulatus. 



Sieboldiana: The true E. Sie- 



boldiana is not introduced; the 

 plants cult, under this name are 

 E. Bungeana semipersistens, E. 

 patens, or E yedoensis. 



vegeta: E. radicans vegeta: *Euon. 



radicans vegetus. 

 EXACUM. E. affine. 

 EXOCHORDA. *E. Giraldii. 

 *grandiflora: E. racemosa. 



Wilsonii: *E. Giraldii V7ilsonii. 



FABIANA. *F. imbricata. 

 FAGOPYRUM. F. esculentum 

 (Buckwheat). 



tataricum (India- Wheat). 

 FAGUS. *F. americana: F. grandi- 



folia (American Beech). 



ferruginea: F. grandifolia : *F. 



americana. 



*sylvatica (European Beech, purple- 

 leaved and weeping forms). 



FARFUGIUM. F. argenteum: Ligu- 

 laria Kaempferi argenteus. 



grande: L. Kaempferi aureo- 



maculatus. 

 FATSIA. *F. japonica (Aralia). 



- papyrifera: *Tetrapanax papyrif- 



erum by preference, although 

 by many retained in Fatsia. 



FEIJOA. F. Sellowiana. 



FELICIA. F. amelloides (Agathsea). 



FENZLIA. F. dianthiflora: Gilia 

 dianthoides. 



FERULA. F. communis. 



FESTUCA. F. elatior. 



glauca. 



FICUS. *F. altissima. 

 *Carica (Fig). 

 *elastica. 



lutescens: *F. diversifolia. 

 *macrophylla. 



*pandurata. 

 *pumila. 



re-pens: *F. pumila. 

 *rubiginosa. 



ulmifolius (page 3568). 



- utilis (page 3568). 



FILARIA (misspelling). See Phillyrea. 



FILIPENDULA (see Spiraea and 



Ulmaria.) F. camtschatica. 



hexapetala. 



purpurea. 



rubra. 



Ulmaria. 

 FITTONIA. F. argyroneura. 



FORSYTHIA. F. Fortunei: *F. sus- 



pensa Fortune!. 

 Intermedia. 



Sieboldii: *F. suspensa Sieboldii. 

 *suspensa. 



*viridissima. 

 FRAGARIA. F. chiloensis. 



indica: Duchesnea indica. 



mexicana. 



vesca. 



virginiana. 

 FRANCOA. F. ramosa. 

 FRAXINUS. F. alba: *F. americana. 

 *americana. 



aurea: *F. excelsior aurea. 

 *excelsior. 



*lanceolata. 



lentiscifolia: *F. rotundifolia. 

 *mandschurica. 



*nigra. 



*oregona. 



*Ornus. 



*pennsylvanica. 



- pubescens: *F. pennsylvanica. 

 *quadrangulata. 



*rotundifolia. 



sambudfolia: *F. nigra 



viridis: *F. lanceolata. 

 FREESIA. F. alba: F. refracta alba., 

 refracta. 



FREMONTIA. *F. californica. 

 FRITILLARIA. F. Imperialis. 



liliacea. 



meleagris. 



FUCHSIA. F.conica: F. magellanica 

 conica. 



globosa: F. magellanica globosa. 



gracilis: F. magellanica gracilis. 



- hybrida: F. speciosa. 



magellanica. 



procumbens. 



Riccartonii: F. magellanica Ric- 



cartonii. 



speciosa. 



triphylla. 



FUNKIA. F. alba: Hosta planta- 

 ginea. 



aurea: variegated forms of various 



species of Hosta. 



caerulea: H. caerulea. 



Fortunei: H. Fortunei, commonly 



cultivated as F. Sieboldiana. 



gigantea: H. Fortunei gigantea. 



grandiflora: H. plantaginea grandi- 



flora. 



japonica: usually H. plantaginea, 



but may be H. lancif olia. 



lanceolata: H. caerulea. 



lancifolia: H. lancifolia. 



ovata: H. caerulea. 



robusta: H. Fortunei robusta. 



Sieboldiana: H. Sieboldiana, but 



much of the stock is H. Fortunei. 



subcordata: H. plantaginea. 



undulata: H. lancifolia undulata. 



variegata: variegated forms of va- 



rious species of Hosta. 



GAILLARDIA. G. amblyodon. 



aristata. 



grandiflora: G. aristata. 



kermesina; a form of G. aristata. 



Lorenziana; a form of G. pulchella 



picta. 



