BOTANY. 



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Clan V. 



cnt.indrn. 



8. Micrantha. Siberia, near Irtin, and in sandy 



places between Jaik and the Wolga. Ann. 

 J * 9. Taiirica. Caucasus. Peren. ( VVilld. N. A. 

 I. v.) 



* 10. Echinutu. Sands near Cafsa. llicn. (Dcs.) 

 280. SYMPIIYTUM. Corolla; limbus tubulato-ven- 



tricosus : fauce clausa radiis subulatis. 



1. Officinale. Engl. and shadyplacesof Eur. Per. 

 '2. Tnlicrotnm. Scotland, South of Germany, 



Montpellier, and Spain. Percn. 

 3. Qrientale. Rivers near Constantinople. Peren. 



* 4. Asperrimum. Caucasus. Peren. 



* 5. Tauricum. ~j Willd. N. A. 

 *6. Pannonicum. Hungary and > Soc. Berol. ii. 



Transylvania. J p. 120. 



, J 283. BOBAOO. Cor. rotata : fauce radiis clausa. 



1. Officinatis. England, Normandy near Col- 

 beck, and other parts of Europe. It came 

 formerly from Aleppo. Ann. 



2. Iiidica. East Indies, I. of Bourbon. Ann. 



3. Africa na. Ethiopia, I. of Bourbon. Ann. 



4. Longi folia. Wet parts of Numidia. 



5. Zi'i/lanica. East Indies. 



6. Oi-it-ntiilix. About Constantinople. Peren. 



7. Cretica. Candia. 



* 8. Crassifolia. In the East. (Venten. Descr.) 

 J 285. LYCOP.SIS. Corolla tubo incurvato. 



1. Fesicaria. South of Europe. Ann. 



2. Pulla. Tartary and Germany. Peren. 



3. Ciliata. In the East. 



4. Obtuftfolia. Chios and Lesbos. Ann. 



5. Fariegata. Candia. Ann. 



6. Arvensis. Engl. and other parts of Eur. Ann. 



7. Echioides. Armenia. Peren. 



8. Orienlalis. In the East. Ann. 



9. Firginica. Virginia at the road sides.' Peren. 



* 10. Nigricans. Near Tozza. Ann, (Desfont.) 

 According to Persoon, this genus might perhaps 



be divided into two. 



1 284. ASPERUGO. Cat. fructus compressus : lamellis 

 plano-parallclis, sinuatis. 



1. Procumbens. Engl. and other pts. of Eur. Ann, 



2. JEgypliaca. Given under Lycopsis by Per- 

 soon. Egypt. Ann. 



J 278. CYXOGLOSSUM. Cor. infundibulif. fauce clausa 

 fornicibus. Setnina depressa, interiore tantum la- 

 tere stylo affixa. 



1. Officinale. England and other parts of Eu- 

 rope. Ann. Bien. 



2. Pictum. South of Europe, Barbary, and Ma- 

 deira. Bien. 



3. Lanceolatum. Arabia. 



4. Firginicum, Sylvaticum of Smith. England, 

 Virginia. Ann, 



5. Limense. Lima. 



6. Cheirifolium. Candia, Spain, and the East. 

 Bien. 



7. Appenninmn. Appennines. Bien. 



8. Htgpitktm, Cape of Good Hope. Ann. 



9. Hiriutum. Cape of Good Hope. Ann. 



10. Ecninaltim. Cape of Good Hope. Shritb. 



1 1 . Muricatum. Cape of Good Hope. Shrub. 



1 2. Angtutifolism. Armenia. Percn. 



13. Lceviqatum, Siberia. Peren. 



14. Glajstifolium. Armenia. 



15. Cristalum, Armenia and Italy. 



16. Lusilaniciim. Portugal. Ann, 



17. Linifulittm. Portugal. Ann. 



18. iMiiiilum. In the East. 



19. JaponicHin. Japan. Ann, 



20. Lateriflarum. Lima. Ann. 



21. Scorpiodes. Shady groves of Bohemia. Ann. 



22. Omphaiodet, Portugal, and woods at the foot 

 of mountains in Cannola. Peren. 



23. Cappadocicum, Cappadocia. Peren. 



24. Myosotoides. Summit of Mount Libanus. 

 Pcrcn. 



* 2.5. Amplexicaulc. Allegheny mountains. Per- 



haps the same with Sp, 21-. 

 *26. Clandeslinum. Algiers. Desfont, 



* 27. Decurrens. Groves of Chili. Ann, 



* 28. Rccolulum. Shady parts of Peru. Ann. 



* 29. Pilosum. Dry parts of Peru. Ann. 



* 30. Lineare. Dry plains of Peru. Ann. 



Sp. 27 30, see Flor. Peruv. ii. p. 6. 

 *31. Mwitanum. Smith, Flor. Brit. i. 216. 



* 32. Auslrale. N. S. Wales and Van Diem. Isl. 



* 33. Suaccolens. New South Wales. 



* 34. Lalifoliitm. New South Wales. 



*35. Borbonicum. Bourbon. (Bory lie St Fincent.') 



" Excludendas sunt," says Mr Brown, " species 

 Linneanae genitalibus vel saltern staminibus ex- 

 sertis; necnon ex nucibus compressis." SeePro- 

 dromus, p. 1. 495. 



277. ANCHUSA. Cor. infundibulif. fauce clausa 



fornicibus. Sent: basi insculpta. 



1. Paniculala. Madeira. Bien, 



2. Capeusis. Cape of Good Hope. 



3. Officinalis. Engl. and other parts of Eur. Per. 



4. Italica. South of Europe. Bien. 



5. Angustifolta. Italy and Germany. Peren. 



6. Undulata, Spain, Portugal, and the mea- 

 dows of Siberia. Peren, 



7. Tincloria. Montpellier. Peren. 



8. Hispida. Egypt. 



9. Firginica. Virginia Peren. 



10. Lanata. Algiers. 



11. Sempervirens. England and Spain. Peren\ 



12. Parviflora. In the East. 



13. Cespitosa. Candia. Peren. 



Sp. 4. is given by Persoon under the subgenus 

 Buglossum ; squamulis faucis cor. penicellifor- 

 mibus. 

 275. MYOSOTIS. Cor. hypocrateriformis, 5-fida, 



emarginata : fauce clausa foraicibus. 



1. Scorpioides. EngLandotherpartsofEur. Per. 



2. Arvensis. Fields and dry parts of Eur. Ann. 



3. Nona. Alps of Dauphiny, Switzerland, and 

 Carinthia. Peren. 



4. Fruticosa. Cape of Good Hope. Shrub. 



5. Spatfiulata. New Zealand. 



6. Kiipestris. Peren. 



7. Firginiana. Virginia. Ann. 



8. Lappula. Clayey parts of Europe. Ann. 



9. Sqvarrota, Siberia, at the Wolga. Ann. 



10. Echmophora. Siberia, at the Wolga. Ann. 



11. Spinocarpos. About Alexandria. Shrub. 



12. Pectinata. Siberia, in cold mossy rocks near 

 the Jenisey, about Lake Baikal, and iu Kamt- 

 schatka. Peren. 



* 13. Lutea. Near Madrid. Ana, (Cavan.} 



" 11. Obtusa, Meadows of Hungary. Per. (/'///.) 



Cla V. 

 Venlandria. 



