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473 EAC 



Ile.x: 



serratif&lia . Apetal 5, 



variegata . . Apetal 5. 

 ilicifdlia . . . Apetal 5, 

 imbricata . . Apetal 6 

 infectdria . . Apetal 5. 

 . in versa . . . Apetal 5. 

 laneifdlia . . Apetal 6, 

 lanata 17 . . Apetal 5J 

 laurif6Ha . . Apetal 5. 



hybrida . . Apetal 6 

 Lezermiana . Apetal 5. 

 lusit&nica . . Apetal 

 lMea .... Apetal 5, 



microcarpa . Apetal 5. 

 lyrata . . . Apetal 5 

 macrocarpa . Apetal 5, 

 marltima . ..Apetal 5. 

 znexicana . . Apetal 5 ; 

 Mirbeckii . Apetal 5. 

 mont&na . . Apetal 5, 

 myrtif&lia . Apetal 5, 

 nigra .... Apetal 5j 



ferruginea . Apetal 5. 

 obtusildba 19 . Apetal 5'. 

 olivaifdrmis . Apetal 5. 

 pahlstris 20 . Apetal 5, 

 pedunculata . Apetal 5. 



fastigiata 21 . Apetal 5, 



fol. variegatis Apetal 5. 



he ia2°2 PM1 "} A P etal 

 Hodglnsii . 

 pendula 23 

 pube"scen8 

 purpurea 24 

 petiolaris 



petiolaris 

 Phellos . . 



cinerea 25 



humilis . 



latifdlia 



sericea 26 . 



sylvdtica . 

 polycarpa 

 praslna . 

 PtIeus 



Apetal 5j 

 . Apetal 5, 

 . Apetal 5. 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 5. 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 5 ; 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 

 . Apetal 5j 

 . Apetal 5. 

 . Apetal 5, 



Apetal 6, 



acuminata 27. Apetal 5. 

 monticbla 23 . Apetal 5, 

 palfistris . . Apetal 5, 

 pumila 29 . . Apetal 5, 

 tomentdsa 30. Apetal 5 



P3 fera°" C0 . CCl : } A P etal S 

 pseudo-sixber . Apetal 5 

 ptimua . . . Apetal 5, 

 pyrenalca 31 . Apetal 5, 

 Quexigo . . . Apetal 5, 

 reticulata . Apetal 5 

 rotundifolia . Apetal 6. 

 rubra .... Apetal 

 sclerophylla . Apetal 

 serrata . . . Apetal 

 sessilifiora 32 . Apetal 

 pubescens 33 . Apetal 

 variegata . . Apetal 

 siderdxylon . Apetal 

 spicata . . . Apetal 

 Suber . . . Apetal 

 angustifc-lia . Apetal 5, 

 dentata . . Apetal 5, 



H, Ev. T. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. Ev. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T, 

 P. Ev. T. 



F. Ev. S. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 



G. Ev. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 



H. Ev. T. 



H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 F. De. T. 

 F. Ev. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 



. 1839 



. 1818 



1786 



50 S. France 17S1 

 50 



6 N. Amer. 1800 

 40 N. Amer. 1786 

 40 Levant . 1812 

 20 China . 1849 

 12 Mexico 

 40 Nepal 

 50 N. Amer 

 50 N. Amer. 1788 

 20 S. Eur. . 

 40 Portugal 1824 

 20 Mexico . 1825 

 20 Mexico . 

 50 N. Amer. 17S6 

 30 N. Amer. 

 10 N. Amer. 1811 

 60 Mexico . 1824 

 20 Africa . 1849 

 50 N. Amer. 1S0O 

 15 



30 N. Amer 1739 

 20 N. Amer. 1739 

 60 N Amer. 1819 

 50 N. Amer. 1811 

 60 N. Amer. 1S00 

 60 Brit, woods. 

 40 S. Eur. . 1820 

 50 Brit., gard. 



50 Brit., gard. 



50 Brit:, gard. 

 50 Brit., gard. 

 50 Brit., gard. 

 60 Brit., gard. 

 20 Mexico 

 10 Mexico . 1839 

 50 N. Amer. 1723 

 10 N. Amer. 1789 

 20 Spain . 1800 

 50 N. Amer. 



2 N. Amer. 1724 

 50 N. Amer. 1723 

 30 Transylv. 

 30 Spain . 1824 

 60 N. Amer. 1730 

 70 N. Amer. 1E22 

 60 N. Amer, 1730 

 70 N. Amer. 1720 



4 N. Amer. 1823 

 60 N. Amer. 1800 



H. Ev. T. 30 



H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 F. Ev. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 F. Ev. T. 

 F. Ev. S. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 H. De. T. 

 F. Ev. S. 

 S. Ev.T. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. Ev. T. 

 H. Ev. T. 



50 B. Eur. . 1S24 

 4 S. Eur. . 

 6 Pyrenees 1822 



1S45 



1840 



.1818 



. 1739 



30 Spain 



10 Mexico 



40 Spain 



60 N. Eur. 



20 China . 1849 



6 Japan 

 60 Brit., woods. 

 60 Brit., woods. 

 50 Brit., gard. 

 10 Mexico . 1839 

 60 Mexico 

 25 Spain 

 30 Europe 

 50 Europe 



1S24 

 1581 



Suber : 



latifdlia . . Apetal 5, H. Ev. S. 40 Europe 



tinct&ria . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 60 N. Amer. 



angul&sa . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 60 N. Amer. 



sinubsa . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 60 N. Amer. 



Turneri . . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 40 Levant . 1812 



vlrens . . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 40 N. Amer. 17S7 



latifblia . . Apetal 5, H. De. T. 40 N. Amer. 1739 



xalapensis . . Apetal 5, F. Ev. S. 12 Mexico . 1837 



Queria, Laefling. In honour of Don J. Query 

 Martinez, M.D., a professor of botany at Ma- 

 drid. Linn. 3, Or. 3, Nat. Or. Caryophyll&eece. 

 The seed of this plant only requires sowing in 

 the open border. See Angchia. 

 hispanica . . Apetal . 6, H. A ^ Spain . . 1810 



Quernales. Plants that agree in certain gene- 

 ral characters with the oak (Quireus). 



Quick-grass, or Quitch. See Triticum ripens. 



Quick-hedges are formed of young plants of 

 Hawthorn (Crat&giis oxyacdntha). 



Quick-mosses, or Quiver-worts. See Confer- 

 vacece. 



Quillaja, Son. Quillai or Outlay is the name 

 of Q. saponaria. Linn. 10, Or. 4, Nat. Or. 

 Rosacea?. For culture, see Kageneekia. Sy- 

 nonymes : 1, Q. molince, Smegmaria. emargi- 

 nata. 

 saponaria 1 . White 4, H. Ev. S. 2 Chili . 1S32 



Quillwort. See Isoites. 



.Quince. See Cydbnia. 



Quin6a. See Chenopodium Quinda. 



Quinquina, or Quinine. An alkaloid obtained 

 from several species of Cinchdna. 



Quisqualis, Linn. From quis, who, and qualis, 

 what kind ; when the genus was named, it was 

 uncertain to what class or order it belonged. 

 Linn. 10, Or. 1, Nat. Or. Comiretacece. The 

 species of this genus are all very great favour- 

 ites with cultivators, on account of the bril- 

 liancy of their flowers. For culture and pro- 

 pagation, see Polvrea. Synonyme : 1, Q. sinen- 



sis 

 1815 

 1815 

 1841 

 1818 



glabra . Bed . . 7, S. Ev. CI. 20 Java , 



indica 1 . Or. red . 6, S. Ev. CI. 20 Java 



pubescens . Or. red . 6, S. Ev. CI. 20 Guinea 



sinensis . Rose . . 7, S. Ev. CI. 20 Canton 



viildsa . . Or. red . 7, S. Ev. CI. 20 Pegu 



Quiver-worts, or Quick-mosses. See Confer- 

 vacea. 



QuivfsiA, Commerson. . From Bois de quivi, the 

 name of one of the unintrodueed species in 

 the Isle of France. Linn. 10, Or. 1, Nat. Or. 

 Meliacew. This shrub succeeds well in a mix- 

 ture of peat and loam ; and ripened cuttings 

 root freely in sand, under a glass, in heat, 

 heteroplrylla . White . 7, S. Ev. S. 12 I.France 1822 



K. 



EACEME, a term commonly applied to 

 flowers, when they are arranged round a 

 filiform simple axis, each particular flower 

 being stalked. 

 Racemose, flowering in racemes. 



Racemosely-corymbose, flowers disposed in a 

 manner between a corymb and a raceme, or 

 numerous racemes forming a corymb. 



Eaohis, that part of a culm which runs up 

 through the ear of corn, and consequently 



