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CONTENTS. 



Page 



2. Broad-leaved Jew's Myrtle * uJ , 



3. Gold-striped Orange-leaved Myrtle 



* l | 



4. Silver-striped Italian Myrtle * | | 



5. Striped-leaved Myrtle i | 



6 Silver-striped Rosemary leaved 

 Myrtle * i_J 



7. Silver-striped Nutmeg Myrtle 



* l 1 



8. Cock's-comb, or Bird's-nest Myrtle 



it i i 



9. Spotted-leaved Myrtle * i | 



*/. tomentosa Ait. * l_J - - g- 707. 964 



M. cantscent Ix>ur. 

 M . tenuifblia Sm. *t I I - 



Sect. IV. CHAM,ELAUCIE\!. * i_l - 964 



Chamcelancium ciliJltum Desf. * I I 

 Calythrix glabra R. Br. * | | 

 C. ericSJdes Cunningh. * I I 

 Darwfnta fascicularis Rudge. U-J 



- 964 

 fig. 708. 964 



- 964 



- 964 



Passiflordcea. 1 1 1 -J 964 



Fasti fl oi a cserulea L. 1 



var. a angustif61ia Hort. 1 

 Z glaucophtflla Hort. 1 



4 Colvillit Swt. 1 



5 racembsa Hort. 1 



fig. 709. 964 



P. <ili!Ef61ia L. JL I I 



u-lu:ived 



fig. 710. 965 



_ - 965 



The Lime-tree-leaved Passion Flower. 



Other Species or Varieties. - 965 



Disemma odiantif61ia Dtc. 1 I g- 71 1. 965 



Pa*\fli>ra adianttfblia Bot. Mag. 

 racrtmiapinnatistipulaJuw. 1 1 



Patiiftbra pinnatittfpula Cav. 



Crassuldcece. **- *i_J 965 



Sedum oopulifblium L. n. - %5 



The Poplar-leaved Sedum, or Stonecrop. 

 \nacdmpseros populi'Jolia Haw. 



ivum arb6reuE 

 e Houseleek. 



t I 



Mesembrydcece. 



Metembrjtathemum L. 



Nitraridcece Lindl. * 

 I. NITRA V RIA L. & . 



THE NITRA N RIA. 



1. Schoberi L. * Russia - 



Schober's Nitraria. 



Varieties 3fc - 



1 sibirica * fig. 713. 



N. sibirica Pall. 



2 caspica & fig. 7 1 4. 



N. cdspica Pall. 



2. tridentata Desf. J* Barbary 



flg. 712. 965 



966 



966 



- 966 



- 966 



966 



- 967 



Cactdcece. 



Page 

 967 



Opftntia vulgaris Mill. tt_ | 



The common Indian Fig, or Prickly Ptar. 

 Cdcttu Opuntia L. 



Grossuldcece Dec. * -* 967 



I. RDBES L. a Jt - - 967, 968 

 THE RISES. 



Grossularia Tourn. 



Chrysobdtrya, Calbbdtrya, Coretisma, 



and Rfebes, Spach. 

 Groseiller, Fr. 

 Johannisbeerc, Ger. 

 Kruisbes, Dutch. 

 Uva Spina, Ital. 

 Grosella, Span. 



i. Grossuldrice Ach. Rich. & - 968 

 A. Flowers greenish white. 



1. oxyacanthoidesi.* Canada f.7 15. 968 



The Hawthorn-feafed Gooseberry. 



2. setosum Lindl. & N. Am. f.7 16. 969 

 The bristly Gooseberry. 



3. triflorum W. North America 



The three-flowered Gooseberry. 

 R. stamineum Horn. 



fig. 7 17. 969 



4. (t.) nlveum Lindl. 



North America 

 fig. 718. 969 



The snowy-flowered Currant-like Gooseberry. 



5. (t^CynosbatiL.afe Canada f.7 19. 970 



The Dog-Bramble Gooseberry. 

 R. ? triflorum var. 



6. (t.)divaricatumDoMg/.* N.America 



fig. 720. 970 



The spreading-6ranc<tf Gooseberry. 

 R. ? triflorum var. 

 R. ? GrossuUiria var. trifldra subvar. 



7. (t.) irriguum Dougl. & North America 



fig. 721. 971 

 The well-watered Gooseberry. 

 R. ? triflorum var. 



8. hirtellum Michx. & N. America 971 



The slightly hairy-branched Gooseberry. 



9. gracile Michx. & North America 971 



The slender -branched Gooseberry. 



10. aciculare Smith & Siberia - - 971 



The acicular-s;>mZ Gooseberry. 

 R. ITva-crlspa Sievers. 



11. Grossularia L. * Europe -972 



The common Gooseberry. 



R. iTva-crlspa CEd. Fl. Dan. 



Grossuldria hirsiita Mill. 



R. ITva-crispa var. 5 sattva Dec. 



Feaberry, Cheshire and the N. of England. 



Feabes, Norfolk. 



Grozert, in Scotland. 



Groseiller u Maaucreau, Fr. 



Griselle, in Piedmont. 



Gemeine Stachelbeere, Ger. 



Uva Spina, Ital. 



