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E. Helianthus anmius. Willd. 3. 2237. Annual Sun-flower. 



E. Heliotropium indicum. Willd. 1. 740. A weed in gardens. 



E. HEMF,RocALLisy*M/D«. Willd. 2. 197 . Day Lily. 



E. HoRDEUM hexasticlion. Willd. 1. 472. Spring Barley. 



E. distichon. Willd. 1.473. Common Barley. 



E. HvDEROcoTVLE asiotica. Willd. 1. 1362. Penny- wort. 



E. Hydrangea hortcnsis. Willd. 2. 633. China Guelder- rcse. 



E. Hymenophyllum capillaceum. R. 



Parasitic ; surculi and stipes capillary, the former creeping. Fronds 

 lanceolate bipinnatifid ; segments linear, margins entire. Involucres 

 terminal, solitary, more rarely paired, subrotund. 



A most beautiful, exquisitely delicate, small creeping parasite, found 

 mixed with moss on the trunks of trees over Diana's Peak. 



E. Hypericum monogynum. Willd. 3. 1442. Chinese St. John's Wort. 



E. Jas.minum officinale and odoratissimum. Willd. 1. 40. Common and 



yellow Jessamine. 

 E. Imp AT\ ENS Balsamina. Willd. 1. 1175. Garden Balsam. 

 E. Indigofera tiiictoria. Willd.fi. 1237. Common Indigo-plant. 

 E. Ipomoea quamoclit. Willd. 1. 879. and grandiflora. R. 

 E. JusTiciA betonica. Willd. 1. 96. Betony-leaved Justicia. 

 E. IxiA. Several species from the Cape, which thrive well in eljstvated 



gardens. 



Kyllinga monocephala. Willd. 1. 256. 

 snmatrensis. Willd. 1. 258. 



E. Lactuca saliva. Willd. 3. 1523. Lettuce, some few varieties. 



E. Lamium purpurenm. Willd. 3. 88. Red Dead-nettle. 



E. Laurus Persea. Willd. 2. 480. Avocado Pear. Saw only one tree 

 on the whole island, and no care taken of it : indeed no person knew 

 what it was. It blossoms freely every year, but has not produced 

 fruit. 



E. Leontodon Taraxacum. Willd. 3. 1544. Dandelion. 



