_ 86 THE 
GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
the other sorts, and nent characte: 
— eee however, had evidently been — bay 3 рн ач - the black, and on] several sub-genera of Polypodium, distinguish: 
when in a growing state, 5 travelled — жч ie * r^ te amc ' eater part of 25 Vines|by the var n which 3n 
hole йе re h 1 — Я * pest la sage newly- ed borders; I from the more numerous group which had free yen 
i oung, : " 
5 efe wan e: — ve oro tb three of the least | were ind the төй eme апа id all seeping ik several Ме. мирі ыр Nick ВАА aby t 8 ? 
Den os an ex- | noticing d J. У After 
Monthly Depth of Rain oe fell Ы —— in sn s were — go 4 ъи * gy два ir W. Hooker’s genus Dictyoxiphium as resting enti 
the years 1839 udi 1059- indias cm — te he grae had descended on the епн s of its venation, the author conten; 
Мероб ogical Journal kept at — Musée: | that the ^am of this partieular Vine had dese 1 sic N wae ds аца ie 
| | | | | N Dec Total. | ties which had received the sanction of such hi ы 
Years. | Jan. | Feb. | Mareh. | April. | May. | June. | July. | August. Sept. | Oct ov. р IE base. chicory might ail 4 
| a. | s 8. Ins. Ins, | Ins З Т mployed genericall 
“ол ra eee pen 
18427 od dg 8.16 | — Рр | My u- 144 | 22 м 413 | 6.31 4.91 aa Da — veins in the pe А 10 Bro р L^ flowering 
1 goats I оой ^ y | 7 64 4.19 211 6.03 1 h occurrence о e intermedia n 
1 7 „ 25 | 126 | 113° | 26s | sez" | 308 | 173 | 418 „ = ps gies Dr. Lindley, in w thie E 
s ELI LIAE I 290 | 199 | 208 197 228 | 203 | 310 | 265 | 2653 | liarities of venation—equally constant were ciated 
W e vs мя * * iso | 091 | 195 | 532 | 184 5 | 231 | 165 | 516 he , were mentioned as significant 
188 3.91 im MEE 12 111 | "бш 12 1.14 2.30 2.51 400 | 207 f cts in su ort of giving promin ence: to the characte 
ЕСЕ ose hae жыл рте: ж Ше een ee s а 
E VN i : 3 he e : 
189 2:16 2.20 P | = M red M 9:80 15 | 178 3.82 242 | 2649 | offered E the a vasca ig к, naked ог covered Spore. 
бан Т | 948 | 201. | 1.19 172 999 | 123 | 025 | 296 | 104 | 070 | 2151 cases F 
12 EM 73 140 0.79 be 049 | 055 | 910 103 | ^ 308 | 574 | 565 | 649 00 | 389 - aget унаа Mita PE des 
The average t СІ 9 into uncon enial soil, I had them examined, and, finding | Mises ter of necessity Met ag chanecters should be taken 
is between 28 pec £ 3 that falls ides hav i t the | my antic cipati ons correct, raised them, carefully laying into aecou of these lower groups 4 
least 4 inches more than there falls at Chiswick. "AR them as dry as pos — Tu d following season saw | ye — “tan sei e EB ongst flowering 
has not been so wet a year as the last since 1821. this Vine bearing a Eire erop of fine fruit, lants, whose more perfect reproductive 
W. W. no change as to the colour of the My Ry tris fence ‘fered the — requisite for purposes of classifi 
Rein in E£ssex.—The following is the fall of rain at in chase of these Vines extended over thre tom, The most able additional charac TS 1 
this place in 1852 :— he eg tI Lease p m Highest satisfaction to "to pointed out in the con ad v g — d 
anuary 2.79 | August 9:2 |my $ W Topi ayer, k * vascular s - ie oreover, could 
De . 049 September 2.89 Unde same roof, eae SE exi similar perfectly relied ; b e, whatever modifications 
— 28 kovaan 196 ne Boy of culture, are ck Hamburgh, several | were presented in a particular species, were constant to 
May. ; 325 аена 154 | examples of pale-coloured ditto, Black Prince, White t species. It was therefore concluded that vite 
June Y" "y" ontignan, and others. The whole of the kinds bear lowering the importance « of the fructification Б Ferns 
July 28.49 | annual. с ops, very unif charact JE f gen rie gr, 
—He Dizon „ Dorwar d H all, Witham, Hamburghs ripen black, the pale variety red, & thie: она оС топао xni ight with conve 
Rain at Cirencester i yi^ 45 gez that has their unvarying characteristic i 20 and propriety be admitted to share the та off 
January гт . 5: 8, rape-growing here is not limite to one aceordin so thi is view, a wild species presenting constant 
— 2 » У 2 19 * 388 nor two houses, b х оа structure the kinds, organ * in their fracti tification, soul at e 
S е ыл. gap November... 8.95 | and the general г unu I ка be to, laced. in 3 same genus, so neithe er hould. 
po ES. Décember . 430 | perhaps, that Vines res wing, even the P T 
July m 885 border, may have their roots actin their vascular tructure, The ae 0 Whether or 
ec dee wn бечо years is 30.42. Т. C. 
g “under of thei 
similar influences.” I do not os or ‘possibility : 
b Vin f 
ut cannot conceive that hose T distinction am E in the 
Cast Devin — would be affected in colour Мете rmative, оп the ground that, a genus bois 
E e T © е обв 4 eee haee ume ts roots, would not exhibit unhealthy function in trary group, al that was require се gene 
My & — m 548 other particu As for instance, we might look for tib. tales. fans genera d PU 
April x 2, I ъа E: 510 “ shanking,” extrusion of roots from the в э, As in in К jen or i of some important 
f^ D . 221 ii 8. inm regards some of points brought forward in the The vascular system of plants was held 
June am hronicle for the lst inst., pardon my saying that : 
July Total 5049 | са the conelusiveness of the but partially 
Амы, wet one, and therefore 
vel lop gregh r of 50.49 inches is so 
average. 
Rain — et in 1852 at Goodamoor, Plympton St. 
as measured ge :— 
mething 
by Howard’s gau 
ig ` 
Wet ins Wet 
Days у Days. 
27 | November.....1554 .. 27 
9 . 
tng near Winchester, i in 1852 E 
I 
mtt aru 
Monthly Aver. 
Dítto 1851 
information respecting the 
G 
D — 0 and W. Thomson, 
he Chairman 
of Hamburgh, 
ety о 
I must give pate P views formed d fro 
experience. 
ow readers can 
a 
I do, and for questioning “the justice of prono 
h бга 
M 
now been said upon this subject. “A man con 
: is will: 
trust of 
к columns with compete: 
Hambur 
urgh in 
will do so. Int 
than M. or nteresting t 
suggests ; but in reference to his Vine having always 
orne red fruit until it came under his management, I 
i not appea the most 
e 
h ү as yet He З 
my own 2 " ; Priew i, 
ay my | Hooker ; om former distinguished. by. con 
ПЁ | tinuo costeeform ary veins; the 
us and prim 
latter with dle miris ps sori, and the veins uniform. 
| diehotomously forked ; the genus Hewardia b 
ingui from Adiantum by its км tly re 
ao 
55 
р 
— 
is of the same opinion still.“ 
Sorletles. 
Linnean, Feb. Р РАДИ Buows „ Esq., 
in the chair, 
wi 
the 
Esq., were elected Fel- | 
аз а promi. 
thaceous plant, it was proposed to call I sophysis, i 
DÉ | reference to the e cireumstanc 
Microsco 
ar | chair, 
J. G. H n dul 
venation. 
rendered 
—— 
very convenient distinctions,” . the | the CL egets — 
qualifying conclusion of йм „йч ШОТ аты а wardi QR ook 
quote, I am sure cused holding the opinions Icones Plantarum.” This, a very distinct Мер 
oposed constitu 
Cionidium кота kionidon, a Ar: 
ence to th 
JA. 20.0 Jackson, Ésq., il 
Dr. Gibson, W d еа W. Beal, mi^. 
ton p PD E precs 
ICROSCOPICAL 
‚5 This conclusion 1 еей di un сву confirme 
. — Filicum" (1852), Just ds ‘in N in 
e genus is re hitherto undeseribed bed species 
P Wilsoni, 
antum. 
variety of p "incdus, 
the union 
added. 
true A 
* — occurs. AM. 
ever, a 
original H | 
— of another name for 
by E 4 
. 
