VIC 



583 



VIE 



pubeBCens . 



pyrifblium . 



rugbsum . . 



suspehsum . 



tinoldes . . 



Tlnus . . . 



hirtum 3 . 



lilcidum . 



variega- ) 



turn J 



strictum 5 . 



variega- 1 



turn f 



virgatum 4. 



tomentrbsum 



villbsum . 



White . 6, 



White . 6, 



White . 5, 

 Gm.wht. 5, 



White . 5, 



White . 7, 



White . 7, 



White . 8, 



White . 8, 



White 



White 



H. De. 3. 

 H. De. S. 



F. Ev. 8. 

 P. Ev. 8. 

 8. Ev. S. 

 H. Ev. 8. 

 H. Bv. 8. 

 H. Ev. 8. 



White 

 White 

 White 



, H. Bv. S. 



, H. Ev. 8. 



, H. Ev. 8. 



, H. Ev. S. 

 , G. Ev. S. 

 , P. Ev. S. 



4 N. Amer. 1736 

 N. Amer. 1812 

 4 Canaries 1796 

 4 



4 S. Amer. 1820 



5 S. Eur. . 1596 



5 S. Eur. . 

 6* Algiers . 



4 



4 S. Eur. . 



4 8. Eur. ." 



4 Italy . . 



6 Japan . 



5 Jamaica . 1824 



VfciA, Tourncfort. From vincio, to bind to- 

 gether ; because the species have tendrils by 

 ■which they bind other plants. Linn. 17, 

 Or. 4, Nat. Or. Fab&ceas. Some of the 

 species of this genus are well worth culti- 

 vating in the flower border for the beauty of 

 their flowers. They are of the easiest culture 

 in any common garden soil. The perennial 

 kinds may be readily increased by dividing 

 the root or by seeds. The seeds of the annual 

 kinds only require to be sown in the open 

 border in spring. V. sativa and its varieties 

 are extensively cultivated, and well known by 

 the common name of vetch, or tares ; they are 

 used as food for all kinds of cattle, and are 

 allowed to be more nutritive and profitable 

 than hay or any other herbage. Synonymes : 

 1, V. luganinsis ; 2, V. s&rdida ; 3, L&thyrus 

 Bithfinicus; 4, V. mondntha; 5, V. Crdcca; 

 6, V. parviflbra, ; 7, ISrvum soloniinse ; 8, 

 V. dlba; 9, V. airopurpurea ; 10, 7. tenui- 

 folia ; 11, 7. laxiflbra, firvum tenulssimum. 

 See firvum, Faba, and Ldthyrus. 

 abbreviata . Pa. blue 6, H. De. CI. 2 Cauoas. 1818 

 altissima . . Pa. blue 8, H. De. CI. 3 Barbry. 1820 

 americana . White . 6, H. De. 01. 3 N.Ame. 1800 

 ■ . 6 H. De. CI. 2 Siberia 1818 



. 5, H. CL A. 1 Prance 1815 



. 5, H. CI. A. 



. 6, H. Her. P. 



. 6, H. CL A 



. 7, H. CL 



amceua . . Purple 



amphicarpos Purple 



angustifblia 1 Red . 



argentea . . Pink 



atropurpurea Purple 



b&tica . . Purple . . , 



benghalensis Dk. pur. 6, H. CL 



blcolor . . Pur. wht. 7, H. CL 



Biebersteinii2rellow . 7, H. CL 



biennis . . Purple . 8, H. CL 



biflbra. . .Blue . 7, H. CL -. - __..— - — 



Bitltfnica 3 . Pur. vio. 7, H. Her. P. 2 Brit banks 



calcarata4 . Red blue 7, H. CL A. 2 Barbry. 1790 



can&cens . Blue . . 7, H. CL A. 1 LAanuslSOO 



canals - -Purple . 7 H. Her. P. 1 C.G.H. 802 



carohniana5 White . 6, H. De. CL 2 Carohn.1820 



cassubica . Lgt. blue 7, H. De. CL 3 Germy. 1711 



A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 B. 



li Brit, fields. 



1 Pyren. 1827 

 8 Algiers 1815 



2 Europe 1820 



3 E.lnd. 1792 

 2 . 1820 

 l Podolia 1820 



Siberia 1753 



A. 2 Algiers 1801 



. Purple 

 . Violet 



conienana '. Blue . . 6, H. CL A. 2 Italy . 1818 



6 H. A. 2 Germy. 1816 



.' 7, H. De. CL i Brit., hdges. 



. 7, H. De. CL 4 Brit.gards. 



. 7, H. De. CL 4 Brit., gards. 



Violaceus 7, H. De. CI. 4 Siberia 1819 



White . 7, H. CL A. 1J S.Fran. 1820 



cordata 

 Cracca 

 floribus- 

 albis . 

 flbribus- 

 rubris 

 dentata . 

 disperma 6 . 

 dubia . . .Purple 



] White 

 iRed . 



dumetbrum . Purple . 7, H. De 



Gerardi . 

 glabra . . 

 globbsa . 

 gracilis 11 

 grandifldra 

 hirsuta . 

 hirta . . 

 hybrida . 

 inclsa . . 



. Violet 

 . Purple 

 . Blue 



:7',H.'CL A. 2" .1820 



7 H De. CL 3 France 1752 



7 H De. CL 2 S. Eur. 1810 



l' H CL A. 2 Switz. 1819 



A. li ■ 1804 



A 2 Eng., fields. 



A. 1 8. Eur. 1818 



A. H Siberia 1818 



A 2 Europe 1816 



A. 11 Eng., fields. 



A. 2 Oaucas. 1820 



". i, H. CL 

 Purple . 6, H. 

 Yellow . 7, H. CL 

 Yellow . 7, H. CL 

 Pa cream 6, H. CL 

 Yellow . 7, H. CL 

 Purple . 6, H. CL 



intermedia . Purple . 7, H. CL 



laevigata . . Pa. yel. . 5, H. De. 



lathyroldes 7 Purple . 6, H. CI. 



leucospe'nna8Purple . 6, H. CL 



longifblia . Cream . 7, H. CL 



lutea . . . Yellow . 7, H. CL 



"sferma. } W ■ *• H - CL 



Michauxii . White . 7, H. CI. A. 



monadelpha . Purple . 7, H. B. 



multicaulis . Purple . 7, H. Her. P. 



Musquinez . Purple . 7, H. CI. A. 



narbonensis . Purple . 7, H. CL 

 Nissoliana 9 . Dk. pur. 7, H. CL 



A. 2 Europe 181S 

 CL li Eng. seash. 

 A. li Brit, banks. 

 A. 2 Europe 1810 

 A. 2 Syria 1818 

 A. li Brit, sea sh. 



Tauria 179$ 



A. 2 



ochreleuca . Pa. yel. . 7, H. De. 

 onobrychi- J. Purpla . 6 , H. CL 



A. 



A. 3 

 CL 2 



White 

 Purple 

 Purple 

 Purple 

 Purple 



Purple 



Cream 



Purple 



. Pa. pur. 



oldes 

 pannbnica 

 pellucida 

 peregrina 

 perehnis . 

 pilbsa . . 

 pimpinel- 



loldes . 

 pisifbrmis 

 platycarpa 

 polyphylla 

 polysperma . Purple 

 Pseudo- \ Yo ii nw 



cracca 10 j * 6110w 

 punctata . . Purple 

 pyrenalca 

 sativa . . 



nemoralis 



segetalis 

 sepium . 

 serratifblia 

 sbrdida . 

 striata 

 Bylvatiea . 

 syriaca . 

 tenuifblia 

 Thoumi . 

 tricolor . 

 trifidra . 

 trunoa'tula 

 variegata 

 villbsa 



. 6, H. CL 

 . 7, G. De. 

 . 7, H. CL 

 . 6, H. De. 

 . 7, H. CL 



. 7, H. 



. 7, H. De. 



. 7, H. CI. 



7, H. De. 



. 6, H. CL 



. 6, H. CL 



1J . 1808 



3 N.Ame. 1820 



2 Russia 1832 

 li Europe 1818 



3 France 1596 

 3 Levant 1773 



Italy . 1835 



P. 2 8. Eur. 1759 



A. 2 Hngry. 1638 

 CL 1 C.G.H. 1773 

 1 A. 1J S. Bur. 1779 

 CL 8 8. Eur. 

 A. 2 Tauria 1818 



A. 3 Rome . 1832 



CL 2 Austria 1739 



A. li Germy. 1723 



CL 2 Algiers 1816 



A. 2 Naples 1833 



A. 2 S. Eur. 1820 



Purple 

 Purple 

 . Purple 

 . Violet 

 . Violet 

 . Purple 

 . Yellow 

 . Purple 



H. CL A. 

 H. Her. P. 

 A. 



A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 A. 

 CL 



1 Switz. 1819 



1 Pyrens. 1818 

 3 Brit., fields. 

 8 Brit., fields. 

 3 Brit., fields. 

 3 Brit., fields. 



2 Hngry. 1723 



1 Hngry. 1802 

 1J Tauria 1823 

 5 Brit., woods 



2 Syria . 18 1 6 

 li Germy. 1799 

 2 Europe 1800 

 2 Italy, . 1818 

 2 Italy . 1820 

 li Caucas. 1818 

 " Caucas. 1816 



Germy. 1815 



H. CL 

 H. CL 

 H. CL 

 . 5,' H. CL 

 . 6, H. CL 

 . 6, H. CI. 

 . 7, H. CL 

 Wht.blue 7, H. De, 

 . Violet . 6, H. CL A. 

 . Violet . 6, H. De. CI. 

 . Purple . 6, H. CL A. 

 . Pur. yeL 7, H. CL A. 

 . Purple . 7, H. 01. A. 

 . Pa. yeL . 7, H. CL A. 

 . Pa. pur. 6, H. De. CL 2 

 . Dk. pur. 6, H. CL A. 3 



VlC&A. See Francceuria. 



Vict&RIA, LindUy. Named in honour of her 

 Majesty Queen Victoria. Linn. 13, Or. 1, 

 Nat. Or. Nympluzdicece. V. regia, a magnifi- 

 cent stove aquatic, is now in several collections 

 in' this country ; its large spreading leaves and 

 immense flowers will cover a great surface ; in 

 other respects it may be treated exactly in the 

 same manner as the stove species of Nymphma. 

 Synonyme: 1, V. regina, V. cfuzilma, JVym- 

 phcea Victoria, Ewrpale. amazordca ; 2, N. 

 gigdntea. See Nymphdea. 



Fitzroyana 2 Blue . . 5, B. Her. Aq. fl. Austral. 1850 

 regia 1 . . Rose wht. 4, 8. Her. Aq. fl. Guiana. 1838 



VictoeiAlis. See Allium Victorialis. 



ViEUSSEtrxiA, Laroche. In honour of M. Vieus- 

 seux, a physician of Geneva. Linn. 3, Or. 1, 

 Nat. Or. Iridaceoe. Ornamental plants when 

 in flower, and requiring precisely the same 

 treatment as the genus Homeria. Synonymes : 

 1, Mordea trio&spis lutea; 2, Ir,is pavdnia ; 3, 

 M. l&rida; 4, M. pavdnia; 5, M. tenuis; 6, 

 iris tricuspis, M. tric&spis, Ferraria tricuspid ; 

 7, M. tripitala, I. tripitala ; 8, M. unguicw- 

 lata ; 9, Iris villbsa, M. villosa. See Iris. 

 Bellendeni 1 . Yellow . 6, G. Bl. P. 1 C. G. H. 

 ftgax . . Purple . 6, G. Bl. P. 1 C. G. H. 

 glaucbpis 2 . Red brn. 6, F. Bl. P. 1 C. G. H. 

 lurida 3 . . Crimson . 6, G. Bl. P. 1 C. G. H. 

 pavonma 4 . Red blue 5, G. Bl. P. 1 C. G. H. 



1S03 

 ls25 

 1776 

 1817 

 1790 



