INTRODUCTION. 



NAME OF PLANT. 



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aj o 



T- vo 

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Galanthus nivalis 



Corylus Avellana 



Mercurialis perennis 



Ranunculus Ficaria 



Viola odorata 



Drata verna 



TUSSILAGO FARFAEA 



Ulmus Ttiontana 



Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus 



Salix caprea 



Anemone nemorosa 



Caltha palustris 



Nepeta Glechoma 



Primula veeis ^.. 



Prunus spinosa 



Stellaria Holostea 



Cardamine pratensis ,. . 



Veronica Chamcedrys 



SCILLA NUTANS 



Plantago lanceolaia 



Ranunculus acris 



Ajuga reptans 



Geranium Robertianum .... 



Galium Aparine 



Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum. 



Hieracium Pilosella 



Potentilla anserina 



Lotus corniculatus 



TRIFOLIUM REPENS 



Lychnis Flos-cuculi 



Papaver Rhmas 



Iris Pseud-acorus 



Lathyrus pratensis 



Rosa canina 



Malva Sylvestris 



Stachys sylvatica 



Epilobium Tnontcmum. 



Spircea Ulmaria 



Centaurea Nigra 



Carduus arvensis 



Galium verum 



Convolvulus Sepium 



Sonchus arvensis 



31 

 24 

 69 

 S7 

 5° 

 60 

 62 

 64 

 61 

 70 

 81 

 74 

 ■92 



97 

 97 

 103 

 107 

 116 

 114 

 110 

 114 

 122 

 126 

 146 

 143 

 143 

 145 



149 

 IS3 

 152 

 163 

 164 

 164 

 169 

 170 



1:7s 

 176 

 179 

 182 

 18S 

 195 

 193 



18 

 12 

 32 

 36 

 46 

 38 

 SI 

 53 

 54 

 S8 

 78 

 63 

 91 

 87 

 67 



84 

 96 

 104 

 109 

 112 

 112 

 127 

 124 

 144 

 141 

 14s 

 152 

 157 

 154 

 156 

 160 

 166 

 167 

 i6s 

 169 

 170 

 170 



174 

 178 



183 

 182 

 199 

 20s 



28 

 34 

 50 

 35 

 56 

 45 

 53 

 65 

 54 

 64 

 66 

 62 

 74 

 85 

 80 



97 

 88 



89 

 105 

 "3 

 100 

 119 

 120 



134 

 130 



131 

 131 

 136 



138 

 139 



154 

 148 



157 

 151 

 160 



154 

 165 

 i68 

 168 

 176 

 183 

 189 

 200 



41 

 39 

 80 



73 

 70 



77 

 66 

 80 



84 

 81 

 88 

 84 



lOI 



no 



117 



126 



119 



122 

 132 

 131 

 137 



'39 



143 

 155 

 155 

 159 

 151 



160 

 162 

 164 



175 



169 

 169 



178 



180 

 176 

 176 



46 



57 

 65 

 64 

 64 



71 

 61 

 72 

 78 

 76 



75 

 84 

 86 

 86 



99 

 106 



99 

 102 



"3 

 114 



"3 

 "7 

 120 

 142 



137 

 136 

 128 

 143 

 147 

 146 

 167 

 162 



153 

 162 

 168 

 160 

 163 

 176 

 175 

 183 

 185 

 194 

 200 



36 

 41 

 62 

 66 

 72 



71 

 70 



79 

 79 

 79 

 85 

 92 



93 

 94 

 107 

 107 

 109 

 "5 

 "5 

 117 



125 

 128 

 128 



143 

 142 

 142 

 138 

 142 

 146 

 148 

 156 

 157 

 156 

 159 

 160 

 160 

 161 

 180 

 172 

 179 

 179 

 189 

 189 



23 

 32 

 33 

 39 

 48 



47 



63 



54 



62 



68 



68 



68 



81 



87 



99 



94 

 no 

 III 

 108 

 IIS i°9 

 H6119 

 125119 

 134 117 

 137,13s 

 139 142 



134 145 

 141 144 



143 141 

 147.14s 

 149 148 



154 155 

 156155 

 159 162 



158,157 

 160 163 

 162165 

 162 166 

 170 174 

 182 17s 

 186180 

 182*1 

 I93'i9i 

 196,193 



27 

 29 

 49 

 49 

 S3 

 56 

 60 



64 

 66 

 69 

 76 

 76 

 87 

 90 



91 

 99 

 102 

 106 

 109 

 114 



"S 

 123 

 123 

 139 

 139 

 140 



141 

 14s 

 146 

 148 

 156 

 158 

 160 

 160 

 164 

 164 

 166 

 174 

 17s 

 183 

 184 



19s 



28 

 31 

 45 

 38 

 64 

 63 

 52 

 66 

 61 

 66 

 66 

 66 

 83 

 94 

 91 

 99 

 96 

 107 

 102 

 no 



105 

 118 

 124 

 T29 

 141 

 138 

 135 

 138 

 141 



147 



IS 



IS3 



IS3 



155 



159 



161 



164 



170 



174 

 184 

 178 

 194 

 194 



Dr. Hoffmann's Chart and Scheme for Phenological 

 Observations. 



The monograph from which the Chart (frontispiece) is taken is designed, 

 the author tells us, " to present a general risume of the numerical results 

 of the most important and useful observations hitherto made at all the 

 stations in Europe (about two thousand in number, nearly two hundred 



