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ag a A , the distinguishi the organs of plant d- , purely typical 
în Dorset ; and th ng ga plauts accor rely typical of families and genera, viz„ the Siliqua 
Melbary, berries from Harrington, Acton wo ing to thei = origin and riere a as well as weed Mienie lnt perigee ae of Lionel inon, 
pallid átiv Me an of some Cucur 
one farnished by J. Luscombe, Esq., from | according = gatens irt form and relátive position 
Devonshire, avd Mr. Standish ; and, Mr. ie, = of | and aa, coin: f new names s for er Faim of U Be ræ, Acorn or 
lpewich, had fair samples of _| thus established, had no doubt been o oe one or pona and) perhaps Solis of 
‘Among miscellaneous things wi fruit y Att ne same time em ‘Grought ‘that Conifers, ‘onan of Gra: ce ia a 
Passifiora edulis and o! of Physalis edulis, both from Mr. d g pored by form pey ia, ak 
Lacombe. t! the dead languages for the mind- specially pical of families:—(1) ‘Pllc of poe 
i Batatas, or Chinese Yam, for which plication = substantive names to be a applied to e piadeæ sel Apocyneæ, which term be also applied 
Mr. Cutbush, some | trifling snodifestion i in the organs of plants; inasmu monocarpellary fruits with a simi pe AEN 
as they seemed to forget that, in -this excessive multi- | other in, such as Proteaceæ, where they are often 
plication of names, which fall with too g d less conveniently to the carpels of cem, 
the memory, the technical language employed to sim- | Ranu een », several a monocotyledons, &c., 
Gwynne, of cero Cheshire; Mr. | plify description would defeat its own objec; and for- | where they a mall to look like ware @ 
ardens, Frogmor . Tillyard, and getting also that t this s over-precision, pe it rege m: Lomentum, which, ot er ned at all, would Saati 
far the — were two oes not exist | the legumen or to the siliqua ae articulate 
Trent Parl Bant tary which | in "Nature herself. However dutinek “the prine i | 
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— Sie Mr. | ing organs in parah pt genera, ae species, = | Vice- ident, in the as.. seg be donations 
teas me oe so good as br pond spams out that “there are aeg mae pei announced were ‘naps Barron gar ea on the 
witch the planted last spring in| of growt occasional instances w hey are Elateridæ the: | vous of St. sae se tom's 
enched, which pe rmitted the t} 1 oe | History y of the Tineide. Mr. Augustus eae | 
That this low: very soon of demarcation are hope desa” ~ The organs Plante aape aia +p ey ms taken near — 
n, those who saw the beautiful | grow as it were one out sed another; at an pad Holl” cain’ teed. nosehyell fe paeh Pa on 
this occasion can have no doubt. | they all form one continuous whole, and thoug = oo just saan ex shibi kaong a captured 
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the rows without ar interference from organs are wud blended pes in a way me Diasemia Ram uria wiht he epa 
buried lon; Pape oro tubers, and ti known native ocellatella 
coat code s rei - the itherto only 1 taken: in “Ma dei ra). Mr. Edieston ex- 
at one time. ` te a wri, yet hibited a of So eon of Peronea com 
of oi iadi favourable men- |e. poate it eon rhe “the greatest pos- | ree by Mr A aoe eae 
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> virih off = — much advan- nae finiteness of such distinctions; so that Bentham | Metrical co gatos OF whe ce "ais Mr. Aaah: 
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ee and others » ail contributed to se ye Seat af Monocarpous at meier contending that the cells | Aa creg mar 
isplay. Ee hich mn after one flowering and fruiting season, but ths i: afte a is rendered p an With 
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resembling Daisies m M. Pertuzts fils aîné, of | ev ery year; (2 biennials which sees i, ‘only one 
Toulouse; but eae ral late to be no ticedb generation in two years; and (8) triennials, k ich | he xagonal form of r ta, ca Kibe th wasps nost were 
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inanother column, or inet the. gre woody stock above ground ; (3) shrubs, by Mr. R. H. Meade. The. ee ee 
ebb furnished some interest- of which e grea tar jae’ portlet and becomes woody | of the abdomen in true spiders consists ree 
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; was elected a fellow. Among the pattie ene names for the varieties tọ be pm of the spinnarets, ja at SOS a wianicliny 
, i was’ the valuable collec- | among fruits were, it was contended, ly useful | strongly striated, tke AS The other muscles 
aangel cording to Be eens, Mes. Gritt, and only when they tended to simplify descriptive “| e tiono aren CePimtiy marked. The interstices 
= Purchased by subscription. The ean Gee aii ia review the general terms employed in| between the organs in "nto lobules te Same 
TAr Bentham, Esq entitled “Notes on | this department of descriptive botany, Mr. z pose matter, connected eservoit of nutriment, 
bor ig’ wig er, which would | mentioned the following as the only names of fruits, | tissue. This serves as & 
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