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INDEX 



Onion, 7, iS) 24, 25 

 fig- aij 47. 75, 141, 

 143- 



Oosphere, 95, 135 fig. 

 119. 



Oospore, 137, 142. 



Opposite leaves, 48. 



Opuntia, 113. 



— Dillenii, 30 fig. 26, 

 225. 



Orange, 10, 40, 43, 



77, 93. 97. 99. ^5°> 



158, 199 fig. 172. 

 Orbicular, 32, 33 fig. 



29, 

 Orchidacese, 6, 1 10, 



120, 126, 127, 128, 



134, 292. 

 Orchids, 17, 18 fig. 



16, 92, 110 fig. 102, 



127. 

 Orchids, 92, 127 fig. 



110. 

 Orobanchacese, 255. 

 Orobanche, 19, 99. 



— cernua, 5, Pi, viii, 

 fig. B, 255. 



— indica, 5, PI. viii, 

 ^fi&- B, 255. 

 Oroxylum indicum, 



257- 

 Orthostichies, 50. 

 Orthotropous, loi, 



102 fig. ^5. 

 Oryza sativa, 10 fig. 



8, 12 fig. II, 302 



fig. 272, 303, 305. 

 Osbeckia, 37, 221, Pi. 



V. fig. A. 

 Ottelia alismoides, 



296. 

 Ovary, g6 fig. 8g. 

 Ovate, 33 fig. 29. 

 Ovules, 96 fig. 89, 



101, 102 fig. 95. 



— ascending, 102, 



— erect, 102. 



— horizontal, 102. 



— pendulous, 102. 



— suspended, 102. 

 Ovuliferous scale, 



308. 

 Ovum, 95, 135. 

 Oxalis corniculata, 



42, 49 fig. 50, 113, 



197. 



Pachyrhizus angu- 



latus, 7, 206. 

 Paddy, 303. 

 Paddy seed, 10. 

 Padma, 4, 23, 32, 43, 



46, 75, 78, 79, 80, 



178, 184 fig. 154. 

 Paederia fcetida, 6r, 



230. 

 Pakukh, 269. 

 Palang, 15. 



Palang-shag, 73, 83, 



261. 

 Palash, 207. 

 Palea, 72, 232, 302. 

 Paiese, 10 figs. 8 and 9. 

 Palmaceae, 115, 296. 

 Palmate, 40, 43 fig. 



42. 

 Palmifid, 38. 

 Palmipartite, 38, 39 

 ^*|S-.38. 

 Palmisect, 39. 

 Palmi-veined, 36, 37. 

 Palms, 26, 30, 31, 



109, 149. 

 Palmyra-palm, 4, 14, 



83, 297. 

 Palthe-madar, 122, 



207. 

 Palwal, 223. 

 Pan, z8, 34, 65, 73, 



82, 83, 274, 300. 

 Pana, 4 fig. 3, IS, 



95- ^ 

 Panax Pseudo- gin- 

 seng, Wall., 228 fig. 



197. 

 Pancratuim, 88. 



— verecundum, 285. 

 PandanaceEE, 300. 

 Pan dan us, 36, 83, 



159, 300. 



— fascicularis, 15. 

 Paner-pik, 65. 

 Paiiex fruticosum, 



22S. 

 Pan-phal, 19, 220. 

 Pani-ala, 59 fig. 62, 



61, 185. 

 Pani-amrha, 59 fig. 



62, 185. 

 Panicle, 72. 

 Panicum Crus-galli, 



var. frumentaceum. 

 303- 



— mihaceum, 303. 



— miliare, 303. 

 Pani-jom, 272 fig 



242. 



PaNI - LAJUK, 209 



fig. 181.- 

 PaNI - MARICH, 45, 



100, 262 fig. 230. 



Panpe, 82 fig., 77, 



224. 



Pan-sheuli, 244. 

 pansy, 118, 184. 

 Papaver, 124, 180 fig. 

 150. 



— Argemone, 180. 



— oi'icntale, 180. 



— somniferum, 158 

 fig. 142, 179. 



PapaveraccEe, 179. 



Papaw, 39, 50, 82, 83 

 fig. 78, 98, 115, 

 148, 149, 150, i54j 

 224, 158. 



Paper Mulberry, 270. 

 PapilionaceEC, 126, 



128, 186, 205. 

 Papilionaceous, 86, 



87 fig. 82. 

 Pappus, 85 fig. 81. 

 Papyrus 305. 



— antiquorum, 305. 

 Parallel - veined, 36, 



37- . 

 Parasite, -ic, 3, 5. 

 Para-stichy, -ies, 51 



fig- 5h 52- 

 Parietal placentation, 



98 fig. 90. 

 Pari-pinnate, 41 fig. 



39- 

 Parthenogenesis, 112, 



142. 

 Parul, 146, 257, fig. 



222. 

 Paspalnm scrcbicula- 



tum, 303. 

 Passiflora, 77. 



— foetida, Linn., 224. 



— suberosa, Linn., 

 224 fig. 193. 



Passifioracese, 224. 

 Passionflower, 57, 98, 



224. 

 Pat, 19s, Z07, 

 Patal, 22, 61, 223. 

 Patari, 19, 100, 2^4. 

 Pata-shaola, 122, 



123 fig. 108, 295. 

 Patchouli, 251. 

 Pathar-kucha, 16, 



22, 35j 40. I03) ^41 



fig. 126, 149, 212, 



225. 

 Pavetta indica, 73. 

 Pea, 7, 10, II, 13, 14, 



28, 44, 57, 86, 88, 



89. 90. 93. 97. 99 

 fig. 91, loi, 103, 

 156, 157, 206. 



Peach, 211. 



Pear, 211. 



Pedaliacese, 257. 



Pedate, 39. 



Pedicels, 70. 



Pedilanthus, 6r, 268. 



— tithymaloides, no, 

 130 fig. 114, 265. 



Peduncle, 70. 

 Peepul, 35 fig. 32, 



38. 44. 45. 73. i6g, 



269. 

 Peepul tree, 4, 7, 21, 



237- 

 Pelargonium, 198. 

 Peltate, 43. 

 Pennisetum typhoi- 



deum, 303. 

 Pentamerous, 103. 

 Pentastichous, 50. 

 Perennials, 29. 

 Perfoliate, 36 fig. 35. 



Perianth, 77, 81. 

 Pericarp, 154. 

 Perigynous, 88, Sg 



fig. 83. 

 Perisperm, 138 fig. 



J 22. 

 PeVsistent, 84. 

 Personate and 



spurred, 87 fig. 82, 



88. _ 

 Peruvian bark, 231. 

 Petal, 77. 

 Petaloid, 83, PI. y. 

 Petaloidese, 167. 

 Petari, 157, 193, 

 Petiolate, 32. 

 Petiole, 31, 32. 

 Peucedanum glrave* 



olens, 227. 



— Sowa, 61, 

 Phalsa, 113, 195, 



196 fig. i6g. 

 Phanerogams, 53, 54, 



142. 

 Phani-monsha, 30, 



56, 225. 

 Phaseolus, 57, 206, 29. 



— adenanthus, 206. 

 Phaylopsis parviflora, 



147. 

 Pho;nix paludosa, 

 297. 



— sylvestris, 51 fig. 

 SI, 2p7. 



Phormium tenax, 277. 

 Phragmites Karka, 



304- 

 Phul-kapi, 80, 181. 

 Phuti, 148, 223. 

 Phyllanthus, 50, 265, 



266. _ 



— distichus, 265. 



— Emblica, 265. 



— Niruri, 265 fig. 

 235- 



Phylloclade, 56- 

 Phyllode, S7 fig- 57- 

 Phyllotaxy, -48. 

 Physalis, 87. 



— peruviana, 1 50, 247, 

 248. 



Phy.siology, 6. 



PlANJ, 7, 25 fig. 21, 



276. 

 Pieris ovalifolia, 235. 

 Pilose, 6g. 

 Pimenta acris, Wight, 



219. 

 Pine (Khasia), 309 



fig. 278. 

 Pine-apple, 36, 47, 80, 



149, 152, 159. 

 Pines, 115, 154, 308, 

 Pine tree, 271. 

 Pinks, 80, 86, 88, 97. 

 Pinnae, no, Ji8, 187. 

 Pinnate, 40. 

 Pinnifid, 38, 39 fig. 37. 



