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GUE N U's IX, 
BRY UM. 
A as heads covered with fmooth caps, rifing on flender footftalks from the tops of the 
ranches. 
We have figured the Round-headed Bryum, Brium capitulis tumidis rotundioribus. Of a pale greens 
Geeks No Us Xx, 
: SPHAGNUM. 
A Mofs with naked heads on fhort footftalks. 
We have figured the great, Marth Sphagnum, Sphagnum cauliferum et ramofum paluftre molle, A 
whitith mofs, with red tops. - 
GE .Ne Us Ss XI. 
Sy phiteds <4. GQ; A 
A Mofs with feeds inclofed in a fkinny cafe placed in the bofoms of the leaves, without footftalks, 
We have figured the Upright Selago, Selago eretta abietiformus. OF a fine deep green: 
G BagNi<U-- 8 XIf. 
LYCOPODIU™M. 
A Mofs with feeds in thin cafes difpofed in a kind of clubs, with fmall leaves intermixed. 
‘We have figured the Common Lycopodium, Mufcus terreftris clavatus. OF a yellowith green. 
S ExeNe<Ur S Xiil, 
LICHENASTRUM. 
Mofs with {mall heads, placed naked on flender footftalks, which, when ripe, burlt into four 
parts. : : , 
We have figured the fmall, fcaly Lichenaftrum, Lichenaftrum imbricatum minus. Of a pale green. 
Gee eBicdNe> US XIV, 
LICHEN. 
Foliaceous mofs, with male flowers, fmall and numerous, on long foot{talks ; and female 
flowers hollow on the furface of the leaves. 
We have figured the broad-leaved Lichen, Lichen foliis latioribus. OF a fine green. 
MUSHROOM. 
FUNGUS. 
Vegetable without leaves ; of a flefhy fubftance, with imperceptible fructifications. 
Of thefe we have figured four kinds. 1. The Hemifpherick Mufhroom, Fungus parvus hemi= 
Jpbericus. White above and below. 2. The Common Muft Fungus efculentus vulgaris. « White 
above, and fiefh-coloured below. 3, The Reticulated Mufhroom, Fungus reticulatus coccineus, 
The bottom purple, the reticulated part fcarlet, fpotted with purple. 4. The Phalloide Mufhroom, 
Fungus phalloides. White and ftinking. 
SUBMARINE PLANTS. 
EGETABLES growing under fea-water, with minute and uncertain fructifications. 
ured one fpecies of each of the four principal kinds. 1. Common Coraline, : 
he pea Of a ‘rhitith colour, tinged with green and purple 5 and of a firm fubflance, 
Gelebrated for the cure of worms. 2, Common Sea Fucus, Eucus maritimus vulgatifimus. Of a 
fine purplifh brown. 3. Sea, Ragged Staff, Fucus fpongiofus nodofits. OF a tender fubftance, and 
whitith. 4. Grafly Alga, Alga vulgaris. Of a faint green. This isthe only fubmarine which has 
aregular root. The reft adhere to the ftones, by a broad, naked bafe. 
Th END of the THIRTY-FIFTH CLASS, 
: INDEX. 
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