“No. 463. 
PYROLA UMBELLATA. 
Class, Order. 
DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
A native of woods in the northern parts 
of Europe, Asia, and America. Our plant 
came from the latter, whence we are în the 
habit of receiving it every year. It grows 
about three inches high, with a shrubby : 
stem, and usually two whirls of leaves, six 
or seven in each: these are evergreen, of 
thick ene and glossy. The flower 
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white, 
creeping. år je quin alli, a ln 
in woods, ought to be kept in the shade. — 
The seeds of this and the other species 
like them have never been known to vege- 
