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NATURAL SYSTEMS. 



i imaoeB. 580 



i 



'■ 

 869 



I rtuai ■ .•■, 860 

 ('.inn 



I 272 



i 



Sain •::■.'. 864 



Hen 5T0 



i :• mem, 389 



Class 27. OUracca. 



I |,, QOpodl B| ."'12 

 Atn:iraiitaiv:i!. 510 

 I 



Class 28. Thym 



Ifonin 

 Atheroapermeae, 300 



I 



g^ntalaj K, 7-7 

 h , ihDOldl ■>-. 



Aqullariacete, .">7:> 

 i i ■ . 857 



Pen ■ 

 1'roti e, 639 



■ 



. 799 

 287 



Cohort 111. OtAUOFWTALM 



Class 30. Plum' 



Plantagii 

 I'lumbagiueae, 640 



,il,r. 



I 



Compoail i . 708 



. 7ol 



Clan 38. Camptmulina. 



Bnmi 



, . . ,\ 



l 



( ampanulaceae, 689 



Myi.ii. .i I, 



Class 33. OipnMUi. 



781 



1. 1. in' 



Class 34. Contoria. 



i L6 

 , 609 

 Btrych • ... 608 



«.. iitKn.i- ■', 619 



- I iun 5. 

 Class 35. NueulifiMB- 

 Labial - 



Verbenaoeae, 863 



Mill.im-.i-. 607 

 Globulai 



,c. 666 



Myoporaoeae, 666 



i 



Aspcriloli.r, 655 



Class S6. Tubiflora. 



Convolvulacea-, I 

 Poll monlaee»i 



. ,638 

 Hydroleacex, 638 

 Bolanacese, 018 



Class 37. Pcrsonaltc. 



Scropboalarineae, 681 

 Acantbaceae, 678 

 Bignoniaeese, 675 

 raceae, 671 



C.vrtandrc.r. 671 



mea;, 660 

 Oxobancbeae, 609 



I'tricularinac, 686 



Cass 38. Petalanlha. 



Prinralacese, <>44 

 Myrslneae, (117 

 Sapotaceae, 690 

 toes, 5i<5 



i : s 39. Hicome*. 



Epactideae, 448 

 I ricaceae, 463 

 \ acdnieae, 707 



Al RAMPHIBRYA. 



Capparidese, 357 

 Replace*. 356 

 Datisceae, 316 



Class 44. Ndumbia. 



Nvmplueaceae, 409 

 Barracenieae, 429 

 i abombese, 412 

 Nelunibonea?, 414 



Class 45. Parietalcs. 



Cistacese, 349 

 Droseraceae, 433 

 Violaceae, 338 

 Sauvagealaceae, 343 

 1 raukeniaceae, 340 

 Turnerateae, 347 

 Bamydaoese, 330 

 Bixacese, 327 

 Ilomaliaceae, 742 

 Passifloraceae, 332 

 Malesherbiaceae, 335 

 Loasacea?, 744 

 Papayaceae. 301 



Class 46. Pcponifera, 



Xamiliirobese, 311 

 Cucurbitaceae, 311 

 Begoniaceae, 318 



Class 47. Opuntia. 

 Cactaceae, 746 



Class 48. Caryophyllinece. 



Mesembryaceae, 525 



Portulacaceae, 500 

 Carvopbylleae, 496 

 l'li>tolaccaceae,509 



Cobort IV. Dialyi'k- 



TALA. 



( hi-> 4o. Ditcanthce. 

 liiil.ellifer.i-. 77:; 



lraliaeee,780 

 Ampelideee, 439 

 i loroaeeae, 782 

 Lorantbaceae, 789 

 i lamamelideae, 7>4 

 Bronlaceae, ">:> 



Class 41. Corniculaice. 



i':lCi'H'. 344 



Baxifragacaae, 667 

 18000(760 



Class 42. Pc&ycarpica. 



Menispermaceee, 307 

 Myristicacoae, :i"i 

 Anonacace, 420 

 Scbiiandnceae, 306 



.1. . ,i . (17 



i.-. ee, 42:i 



Kamm. iihiciir. 195 



it.ii<ii.it ee, 316 



Olaai 48. Rhceadet. 

 Papaverai ...in 



Crudft 



Class 49. Columui/erce. 



Malvaceae, 368 

 Sterculiacece, 360 

 Buttneriaceae, 363 

 Tiliaceae, 371 



Class 50. GuUlfcrce. 



Dipterocarpeae, 393 

 Cblenaceae, 4b0 

 Temstromiaceae, 396 

 Clusiaceae, 400 

 Marcgraaviaceae, 403 

 Hypericacese, 406 

 EUatinaceae, 480 

 Reaumuriaceae, 407 

 Tamariseiiieae, 341 



Class 51. Eetperidet. 



lluniiriace*e,447 



Ol.-icaiva-, 443 



Aurantiaceae, 457 

 MeUaceae, 4(i:i 

 Cedrelacese, 461 



Class 52. Acera, 



Aoerinte, 387 



.Malpighiare:e, 3SS 

 Erythroxylese, 391 



[Endlicher. 



Sapindaceae, 382 

 Rhizoboleae, 398 



Class 53. Polygalinoe. 



Tremandreae, 374 

 1'olygaleae, 375 



Class 54. Frangulaceac. 



Pittosporea?, 441 

 Mapbyleacea, 3S1 

 Celastrineie, 586 

 Hippocrateaceae. 584 

 Ilicineae, 579 

 Rhamnese, 581 

 Chailletiacew, 583 



Class 55. Tricocca. 



Empetreae. 28S 

 Stackbousiaceae, 589 

 Euphorbiaceae, 274 



Class 56. Terebintiiina. 



Juglandea?, 292 

 Anacardiacea:, 465 

 Burseraceae, 459 

 Connaraceae, 466 

 Ochnaceae,474 

 Simarubacea?, 476 

 Xanthoxyleae, 472 

 Diosnieae, 469 

 Rutaceae, 469 

 Zygophylleae, 478 



Class 57. Gruiuciks. 



Geraniaceae, 493 

 Linea?, 4S5 

 Oxalideae, 488 

 Balsaminese, 490 



Troppeolea?, 366 

 Liuiuanthea?, 366 



Class 58. Calycijlora. 



Vochysiacea?, 379 

 Combretaceae, 717 

 Alangieae, 719 

 Rbizophoreae,726 

 1'hiladelpbeae, 753 

 (Enothereae, 724 

 llalorageae, 72".' 

 Lythrarieae, 754 



Class 59. Myrtiforcr. 



Melastomaceae, 731 

 Myrtaceae, 734 



Class 60. Rosijlorie. 



Pomaceae, 559 

 Calycantheae, 540 



Rosaceae, 563 

 Amygdaleae, 557 

 Chrysobalaneae, 542 



Class 61. Legtmanotai. 



Papilicmace, 544 

 Swartzieae. 544 

 Wiuioseae, 544 



1888, Lindlbt, John. (A - " in the Penny Cyclopedia.) 



In tliis place the author's views, aa explained in previous works, were considerably 

 modified ao Far as regards Exogens. He proposed in the~firs1 pliice to abandon altogether 

 the ".Id divisiona of Polypetaloua, Uonopetalous,ancl Apetalous plants, and to reconstruct 

 the whole fabric of Exogenous classification, upon the following principles: — 



In the tii -t place, the Orders whose embryo is furnished with an excessive quantity 

 of albumen (a great physiological distinction), were formed into an Albuminous group. 

 'llo remainder of Exogens then consists of Orders in which some have the sexes 



