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STANDARDIZED PLANT NAMES 



Chokebkrry, continued 



Purple C. . Aronia atropurpurea 



Red C A. arbutifolia 



Chokecherry 



Amber C. (Prunus virginiana leu- 



cocarpa] Cy) 

 Black Western C. 



Prunus demissa melanocarpa 



Common C P. virginiana 



Western C P. demissa 



CHONDRORHYNCHA 



chestertoni 



CHORISIA 



speciosa 



Floss-silk-tree 



CHORIZEMA 



ilicifolium 

 Chorogi .... Stachys sieboldi 

 Christeye Inula Inula oculus-christi 

 Christ-thorn Paliurus spina-christi 

 Christmas Cactus, Christmas Fern, 



etc. See Cactus, Fern, etc. 

 Christmasberry Photinia arbutifolia 

 Christmas-rose . Helleborus niger 



CHROSPERMA Ag . ZYGADENUS 



CHRYSALIDOCARPUS 



lutescens (Areca lutescens) 



Yellow Palm 

 CHRYSAMPHORA Ag 



DARLINGTONIA 



CHRYSANTHEMUM (PYRE TH- 

 RUM) . . . Chrysanthemum 



arcticum Arctic C. 



balsamita (Tauacetum balsamita; 

 C. ma jus Ag) . . . . Costmary 

 burridgeanum 



Burridge Chrysanthemum 



Hort. var. of C. carinatum. 



carinatum (tricolor) . Annual C. 



coccineum (roseum; Pyrethrum 

 hybridum: P. carneum; P roseum 

 Hort.) Painted Lady 



core an um 



Korean Chrysanthemum 



coronarium .... Crowndaisy 



corymbosum (P. corymbosum) 



frutescens .... Marguerite 



hortorum 



Common Chrysanthemum 



See also common-name list on page SI. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM, continued 



indicum (japonicu7n) 



Mother Chrysanthemum 

 inodorum . . Matricaria inodora 

 lacustre (latifolium) 



Portuguese Chrysanthemum 

 leucanthemum Oxeye Daisy 



majus Ag C. balsamita 



maximum 



Pyrenees Chrysanthemum 



See also common-name list on page 81. 



morifolium (sinense) Mulberry C. 



multicaule Clump C. 



nipponicum Nippon Oxeye Daisy 

 parthenium (P. partlmiifolmm) 



Feverfew 



See also common-name list on page 81. 



segetum . . . Corn-marigold 



sinense C. morifolium 



tchihatchewi (P. tchihatchewi) 



Turfing Daisy 



tricolor C. carinatum 



uliginosum (P. uliginosum) 



Giant Daisy 

 Hort. var, of Chrysanthemum: 



Because of the large number of horti- 

 cultural varieties of Chrysanthemum 

 the hort. var. list and the common-name 

 list have been combined in the special 

 list below. 



Chrysanthemum . Chrysanthemum 



The following list is made up from avail- 

 able catalogues of a few leading dealers 

 and from the Standard Cyclopedia of 

 Horticulture, 1914 edition, and of 

 necessity is far from complete, for no 

 authority was found who was willing to 

 undertake the preparation of a critical 

 list. It must be considered therefore as 

 only tentative, a basis merely for future 

 revisions. The varieties taken from 

 dealers' catalogues are usually classed 

 as hardy, though some are used in the 

 greenhouse also. The varieties taken 

 from Bailey's Cyclopedia are usually 

 classed as greenhouse, though some are 

 used outdoors. 



Explanation of Abbreviations 

 Catalogues 



Bay S. Bay State Nurseries, North 

 Abington, Mass. 



B. & A. Bobbink & Atkins, Ruther- 

 ford. N. J. 



Cy. Bailey's Standard Cyclo- 



pedia of Horticulture, 1914 

 edition. 



Dreer Henry A. Dreer, Philadel- 

 phia, Pa. 



