CONTENTS. 



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6. Cvcomilla Tenore 275 



7. maritima Wangen. 275 

 ? P. acumiHata MX. Fl. Bor. 



Amer. 



8. pubescens Pair. 276 



9. divaricata Led. 276 



Other Species of Primus - 276 



V. CE'RASUS Juss. 276 



The Cherry Laurocerasus 

 Tourn., Prunus sp. L. : Ce- 

 risier, Fr. ; Kirsche, Ger. ; Ci- 

 liegio, Ital. 



i. Ceras6phora Dec. 

 The Cherry-bearing Kinds. 



A. Species cultivated for their 

 Fruit. 



1. sylvestris Jtauk. 277 



Synonym es and Garden 

 Names. C. avium Mcench, 

 N. Du Ham., Don's Mill. ; C. 

 ntgra Mill. Diet., not of Ait. ; 

 Prunus avium Lin. Sp. ; P. 

 aviumvar. a.Sf/3 Willd. Baum. ; 

 P. avium var. fi fyy Eng. Flor. 

 P. nigricans and P. varia Ehrh. 

 Beitr. : Gean, Bigarreau, Co- 

 rone, Coroon, Small Slack, 

 Black Hertfordshire, Black 

 Heart, Black Mazxard, the 

 Merry Tree of the Cheshire 

 peasants ; the Merries in Suf- 

 folk : Merisier, Mcrise grosxe 

 noire, Guignier, Bigarreautier, 

 Hcaumier, Fr. ; Susse Kirsche, 

 Ger. ; Ciregiolo, Ital. 



1 Merisiers or Merries 



277 



2 Guigniers or Geans 

 (C. Juliana Dec.) 277 



3 Heaumiers, the hel- 



met-shaped Cherries 

 ( C. Juliana, var. 

 heaumiana DC.) 278 



Var. for Ornament. 

 C. s. duracina 2 flore 



pleno Hort. - 278 

 Merisier a F/eurs doubles, 



or Merisier Renuncu- 



lier, Fr. 



4 Bigarreautiers, the 



Bigarreaus, or hard- 

 fleshed Cherries (C. 

 duracina Dec.) 278 



2. vulgaris Mill. - 278 



Synonymes and Garden 

 Names. Cer. avium Mrench ; 

 Prunus Cerasus Lin. Sp. ; C. 

 hortensis Pers. Syn. ; C. capro- 

 niana Dec. Prod., Don's Mitt. ; 

 P. ouster a and P. dcida Ehr. 

 Beitr. ; P. Cerasus var. * Eng. 

 Flor.: Cherry, Kentish or Flem- 

 ish Cherry, Morello, May Duke: 

 Cerise de Montmorency, Cerise 

 de Part's, Cerise d Fruits ronds, 

 Cerisier du Nord, Cerisier, and 

 Griottier in some provinces, 

 Fr. ; Saure Kirsche, Germ. ; 

 Marasca, or Ciliegio, Ital. , 



