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2 ORDER J. RANUNCULACEAE. ve. Prod. 1. p. 2. 
Tue CRow-roor TRIBE, Linp. nat. syst. p, 6, 
Sus-Tripe 1. Clematidez. pe. Prod. 1. p. 2. 
1. CLEMATIS. i. Polyandria Polyginia. 
Klema—ashoot, tendril;—climbers like the vine. Lam. t. 497. Gaert. #. 74. 
1. C. Gourranta, w. & a. l. C. Triloba. w. & a. 2. De. syst. 1. p. 138. 
Wight’s illust;—No® 1, p. 2. : 
Moriel--{ndian Traveller’s joy: scandent, perennial;--flowers after the rains, 
On the Ghauts, and in various parts of the Deckan. 
“In the environs of the ancient city of Gour, it forms with Poranapaniculata. 
extensive lovely festoons” Rox. Flora 2. p. 671. 
2. C. WiGHTIANA. w. &. A. 3. scandent, perennial, with very soft villous 
leaves, coarsely serrated. It is also called Moriel, and grows common at 
Mahableshwur, and the adjoining Ghauts, flowering after the rains: Wallich’s 
C. grata Asiat. Pl.¢. 98. much resembles it, and is perhaps identical. 
Hedges and thickets where these plants grow have the appearance of being 
covered with hoar frost, from the white feathery tails of the seeds. They 
are very ornamental and worthy of aplace in Gardens: 
2. NARAVELIA., pc. Polyandria Polyginia. 
Narawael--the Ceylon name. 
3. N. ZeyLonica.w. &. a. 4. De. syst.1, p. 167. 
Atragene Zey:onica, Rox. Cor. ¢t. 188. Rheed. Mal. 7. ¢. 52. 
A climber with the habit of Clematis; leaves twin, with an intermediate 
tendril,—Southern Marhatta Country, east of Goa, (Dr. Lush)—flowers in the 
rains. 
Sub-Tribe 2. Helleborez. pc. Prod. 1. p. 44. 
3. DELPHINIUM,L. Polyandria Trigynia, 
Delphin--a dolphin: —from a fancied resemblance in the nectary- Lam. ¢. 
* 482. Gaert. t. 65. Tourn. t. 241. 
4. D. Ajacis. w.& a. 12-pdc-. 1. p. 342. 
Ajax’s or Rocket Larkspur. Supposed to be the Hyacinthus of Theocritus 
> and Ovid. 
An annual; naturalized in Deckan Gardens where it is planted below 
Orange and Peach trees to keep down weeds. (Dr. Lush.) 
ORDER 2. DILLENIACE. pc, Prod. 1. p. 67, 
Sub-Tribe 1. Delimacez, 
4. TETRACERA. tL. Polygamia Dioecia. 
TYetras—four, Keras, ahorn; the four-fold capsules resemble horns. Gaert, 
t. 69. 
5. T. RHEEDI. W.& a, 14, Dc. syst, 1. p. 402. Rheed. Mal. 5. t. 8, Wight’s 
Icones ¢. 70. 
A ee flowers white, sweet scented.—Hilly parts of the South Con- 
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