AGA 



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AGA 



gibhus, giganteus, giiVus- 9; glaue6pus, gly- 

 eydsmus, gracildsj grammopodius, granulosus 

 10, griseocyan-us, hsematophyllus,. hiEm£topus, 

 haustellatus 11, hehrolus, hglvus, hippopiaius,, 

 Hookeri, hortensis,. Hudson!,. hy.bridus, hyp^ 

 n6philus, hypubuum,. lbypothejus, hysgimus, 

 iliop6deius, iUinltus, imbrickta, inamseiius, 

 inequalis, indpus 12, i-norna-tiis, iuvolutus 13,. 

 Iris, juncicola, laecatus amethystinus, laehry- 

 mabundus, lacteus, lanugindsus, lasoivus, late- 

 ralis, laterltius, lentus, leomnus, lepidus mon- 

 strosus, lign£tilis, limonius, litt6reus, llvido- 

 ochrkceus, longicailis 14, Lovekmis, lujidus, 

 lMeo-ilbus, luteus, majalis, mamm6sus, marlse, 

 mailtimus, mastoldieus, mastrucktus, medius, 

 melaleuous, malleus ehtsticus, larielnus; millus, 

 miniktus, mltis, mitissimus, mdllis, rnucidus, 

 murklis, muriektus 15, murinaceus, minimis, 

 musckrius, muta"bUis, Mydmyces, Myosotis, 

 nebmlaris 16, necator, nidulans, nigrescens, ni- 

 tidus, nivalis, nuceus, nudus, obesus, obliquus,. 

 odorktus, cedematopus coralloldes, olivkceo-. 

 albus, opacus, oreades, ostreatus, ovalis, ovl- 

 ntis, pachyphyllus, pSUidus, pantherlnus, 

 papilronaceus, papyrkceus, parasiticus, pascuus, 

 paupereulus, pelianthinus, pellucidus, perfo- 

 rans, peronktus, personatus, petaloldes, pozi- 

 zoldes, phlebophorus 17, phalloides verrucosus, 

 pholidius, phylldphilus, pilipes, piperktus, 

 pistillari platyphyllus, plumbeus, plum&sus, 

 pluteus, polneus, politus, polygrSmmus, poly- 

 stietus, porphyrins, pdrrigens, praecox appen- 

 dieulktus, p. deliektus, praslnus, pratensis 18, 

 procerus, prunulus, psittacinus, pterigenus 19, 

 pftdens, pulrnktus, p. clava?f6rmis, p. ericeus, 

 puniceus, piirus, pyr<5galus, pyxidatus, quietus 

 20, racemosus, radicktus, radie61us, rameklis, 

 raphanoides, reticinus, reticulktus, rimfisus, 

 rodopholius, rbseus, rotula, ruber, rubescens, 

 Eubi, rufo-carneus, rufus 21, Kiissula, rutilans, 

 sanguineus, seaber, scaurus, scorod6nius, sero- 

 bieulktus, sejiinctus, semiglobatus, semioyktus 

 22, septicus, serotinus, s. gramineus, sinuktus, 

 solitkrius, speciosus, sphagnic61a, spil&meus, 

 spinipes, splendens, spum6siis, squamosus, 

 squarrosus, stellatus, stereorkrius 23, stipktus, 

 stipticus 24, striktulus, striktus, strobillnus, 

 stylobktus, subdiilcis, sublanktus, sulphureus, 

 tanacellus, tener, tenerrimus, tent&culum, tes- 

 tkeeus, thejdgalus, tigrlnus, Tithymallnus, 

 titubans, torminosus, t&rtilis, torul6sus, t&ryus, 

 trechisporus, tremulus, tuberisus 25, turbink- 

 ttis, tiirf6sus, tiirgidus, undktus, unguin6sus, 

 ulmkrius, ustklis, uvidus, vaoeinus, vaginktus 

 fiilvus, V. hyalinus, v.pliinibeus, v. pulyinktus, 

 Vaillantii 26, validus, variabilis, vellens, velu- 

 tlpes, vermis, versicolor, vietus, violaceus, 

 virescens, virgktus, virgineus, viridis, vitel- 

 linus, vulgkris, vulplnus. 



AoARfsTAj -Don. Daughter of Clisthenes, a 

 mythological name. Linn. 10, Or. 1, Nat. 

 Or. Erictozoe. See Andromeda and Leucbthoe. 

 Synonymes: 1, Andrdmeda ovaAfblAa-; 2, A. 

 salicifllia. 



buxifblia 1 . . Scarlet . 6, G. Bv. S. 4 la. Bourb. 1822 

 salicif&lia 2. .Ox. pur. "5, G. Bv. S. 3 Maurit. . 1838 



AoastXchts, 11. Brown. So named in reference 



toits fine flowers. From agastas, admirable, 

 . and stachys, a spike. Lmn. 4, Or. 1, Nat. 

 Or. Proteaeece. A pretty species ; for eulture, 

 &e., see Persobnia. 

 odorata . . .Pa. yel. 6, G. Ev. S. 8. N. Hoa . 1826 



AQASifLLls, Sprengel. The Greek name for the 

 Ammoniac plant. Lmn. 5, Or. 2, Nat. Or. 

 Apicuxce. An uninteresting species, of easy 

 culture. Synonymes: 1, Cdchrys laMfbbia, Stter 

 caucdsicum. — caucasica 1. 



AgathAa, H. Cassini. Named from agathos, 

 excellent ; on account of its, beautiful flowers. 

 Linn. 19, Or. 2> Nat. Or. Asteracece. For 

 culture, &o. , see Cineraria. Synonymes: 1, 

 Cineraria amelloides ; 2, 0. UnifbKa. 



and phyton, a plant. 

 Chenopodiacece. See 

 Agath6sma, Willden. 

 pleasant, and osme, 



Agath^L^is, (Jhoisg. Agathos, pleasant, and 

 thelys, a woman. lAnn. 14, Or. 2, Nat. Or. 

 Selaginctcece. For culture, &c. , refer to Selago. 

 parvifblia . White 5, G. Ev. S.. U C. G. H. . 1816 



Ag-athis. See Ddmmara. 



Agatboph^llum, Jiissieu. The name refers 



. to the pleasant clove-like smell of the leaf, 

 and is derived from agathos* pleasant, and 

 phyllon, a leaf. Linn. 11, Or. 1, Nat. Or. 

 Lauraeece. Madagascar Nutmeg. This orna- 

 mental tree glows well in good peat, or open 

 rich loam, and is propagated from cuttings. 

 The bark and dried fruit are aromatic, especi- 

 ally the latter, 

 aromaticum. . White- 6, S. Bv. T. 3fl Maitog. . 1823 



Agathophytum, Mog. From agafhos y pleasant, 

 Linn. 5, Or. 2, Nat. Or. 

 Ohenopddiiim. 



Derived from agathos, 

 smell. Linn. 5, Or. 1, 

 Nat. Or. Rutacece. The plants are ornamental, 

 and smell like Diosmas: For culture, &o., see 

 that- "genus. The Hottentots use the dried 

 and powdered leaves of A. pulchilla, with the 

 grease with which they anoint their bodies ; this, 

 according to Thunberg, gives them an almost 

 unbearable smell. Synonymes: 1, JH6sma 

 ambigua; 2, D. orbicularis; 3, B&cco prottfera. 



acuminata 

 ambigua 1 

 brevifblia 

 Brunladea 

 cefefolia . 

 ciliata 

 crenata . 

 erecta . . 

 hirta . . 



exsiccata 



purpurea 



Ventenati; 

 hispida . 

 imbricata 

 linifblia . 

 orbicularis 

 ovata . . 

 prolifera 3 

 pubescens 

 pulchella 

 renexa . 

 rubra . . 

 rug6sa . 

 tenulssima 

 tetragbna 

 vestlta . 



