384 



Plants and their Ways in South Africa 



Mimo^ciE, 311, 

 Mistletoe, gg, 100. 

 Monadelphous, i3g. 

 Monadeiiia, zyg. 

 Monocotyledons, 10, 48, 



132, ig5, ig7, ig8, 205, 



207, 243. 

 Moncerious, 238. 

 Monopetalous, 141. 

 Monopetaly, 200. 

 Monsonia, 317. 

 Montiitia, 135, 153, 169, 



339- 

 MoracecE, 210. 

 Moraa, 266, 267. 

 MofiEet^, 266. 

 Mosses, 225, 227. 

 Motor zone, 20. 

 Moulds, 2, 100, 222, 223. 

 Mucilage, 68. 

 Mucor, 223. 

 MiDidtia, 325, 326. 

 Muraltia, 325, 326. 

 Musa, 274. 



Mnsacece, 205, 208, 272. 

 Mushrooms, 100, 224. 

 Mycelium, 222, 225. 

 Mycorhiza, 222, 342. 

 Myosotis, 352. 

 Myrica, 128, 283. 

 MvvlcacecE, 2og, 2S1, 



283. 

 Myrsinacecz, 218. 

 Myrfacea', 216. 

 Myrtijiora;, 216. 

 Mystacidiiti)!, 276, 27S. 



N AIADACE.E, 207. 



Nematopus, 253. 

 Ncmesia, 356. 

 Nerine, 262, 264. 

 Nei'iujti, 346. 

 Nicofiana, 355. 

 Niebuhria, 302. 

 NigcUa, 297. 

 Nitrogen, loi, 222. 

 Nivenia, 288, 290. 

 Node, 18. 

 Nucellus, 132. 

 Nucleus, 63, 69, 159. 

 Nyctaginacea-, 210. 

 Nyctcrinia, 357. 

 NvnipkcFncccr, 211. 



Oaks, growth of, 36, 128 

 Obdiplostemonous, 139. 

 OchnacccE, 213. 

 CEnothera, 338. 

 CEnotheracece, 203. 

 Olacacecr^ 213. 

 Ohace/T, 219. 

 Oleander, 346. 

 Onagracete, 216, 337. 

 Onagrafieie, 203. 

 Onion, 112. 

 Oogonia, 221. 

 Opuutia, 326. 

 Orchidacea-, 205, 208, 



209, 274. 

 Orders, 194. 

 OrnithogaUuu, 134, 254, 



25S. 

 OvobanchacecE, 2ig. 

 Orothamnns, 288. 

 Oiphiuin., 345. 

 OrtJiopcutJtca, 279. 

 Orthotropous, 132. 

 Osmos's, 30. 

 Osniunda^ 232. 

 Osteosperniioii, 175, 371. 

 Ot/io/ina, 37T. 

 Outer bark, 32. 

 Ovary, 132, 134, ig6. 

 Ovules, 132. 

 Oxalidacciv, 203, 212, 



320. 

 Oxalis, iig, 159, 160, 



168, igo, 320. 

 Oxygen, 83, 84, 8=^, 90. 



Pac/ivca/c/'C'S, 350. 

 Piiclnpod/uiiif 204, 347. 

 Painted Ladies, 270. 

 Palea, 149, 247. 

 Pahnce^ 207, 208. 

 Palmate venation, 47. 

 Palmiet, 249. 

 Panicle, 145. 

 Papaveracea', 2.11 

 Papilionaceae, 311, 31^- 

 Pappe, Dr., 268. 

 Pappus, t88, 366. 

 Pavanomus, 290. 

 Parasites, gS, 222. 

 Parastra/ithiis, 365. 

 Parenchyma, 6v 

 Parief(ilt:$, 215. 



Parsnips, 341. 



Passerina, 337. 



PassiJloracecE, 215. 



Patrijsjes, 141, 142. 



Pmiridia, 262, 263. 



Pavonia, 33O. 



Peddiea, 337. 



Pelargoiiiu)ii, 188, 318. 



Pellia, 227, 228, 230. 



Pencsa, 334. 



PenceacecE, 215, 334. 



Penicillium, 222. 



Perceptive zone, 20. 



Perennial, 27. 



Perfect flowers, 135. 



Perianth, 132. 



Periblem, 81. 



Pericycle, 74. 



Peridium, 225. 



Perig^'nous, 140, 201. 



Perisperm, 10. 



Periwinkle, 346. 



Persistent, 141. 



PersoonioidciE, 287. 



PetaloidecE^ 205. 



Petiole, 40. 



Pkanei'oganuE, ig6, 202. 



Pliilippioy 194, 195. 



Phloem, 72. 



Phosphoric acid, 84. 



Phosphorus. 84. 



Phragiiiifcs, 248. 



Phylloclades, 42. 



Phyllodes, 114. 

 ■ Phyllotaxy, 50, 51, 145. 

 I PliytolaccacecF, 209, 294. 

 ^Pkysalis, 354, 355. 

 j Pileus, 225. 

 I Pine seedling, 43. 

 I Pinnate venation, 47. 

 ! Piiiits pinaster^ 242. 



Piiius pinca, 235, 236, 

 242. 



PiuHS sylvEstris, 137. 



Piperacccr, 2og, 



Pistil, 132, 136. 



Pistillate flowers, 135. 



P'lTtosporacca-, 214. 



Placenta, 137, 175. 



Piacentation, 137. 

 PlaiitagiuacCiT, 219. 

 Plastids, 64. 

 Pleiostemonous, 139. 



