SOAP-BERRY FAMILY, — 87 
Obs. This is noticed as being one of our most elegant native climbers ; 
it is highly ornamental when trained upon a trellis-work, or around 
the supports of a piazza. The fruit presents, in autumn, a most bril- 
liant appearance, and is a conspicuous object in dry bouquets. The 
plant is reullly potpeaie eho seeds and by layers. ‘The Burning Bush 
or Spindle aren at) belongs to the same 
fp ie ao apie Wesabe -lo ene ae vs have oe 
color, 
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Oxven XXII. SAPINDA’OEA. (Soar-nenny Vase) 2 2 — 
shrubs with opposite or alternate mostly compound leares, no stipules and (cen - 
ie mc mostly irregular and unsymmetrical flowers. Paes ee See 
por grag Soar onto og 10 saaeted. on: a. ieee eshy disk, common more numerous 
the petals or sepals, but rarely twice as many. y 2= B-celled and and lobed. Fruit 
