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Jkind are termed Petaloidece, and those of the latter Nudi- 

 florce. 



Monocotylese are thus divided into the two subclasses 

 Petaloidece and Nudiflorse. 



•»/r„„ „„„ „( Subclass I. Petaloidese. 



MONOCOTYLEa] _, , . rr „ ,.„ 



( Subclass II. Nudinorae. 



Subclass I. PETALOIDE^e. 



Some plants of this subclass, as the Ayame (see Fig. 69) 

 and Suisen, have epigynous flowers ; while others, as the 

 Oniyuri (Fig. 1 26) and Tsuyukusa, have hypogynous flowers. 

 Those of the former kind are termed Petaloidece Epigynce, 

 and those of the latter Petaloidece Hypogynce. 



Petaloidese are thus divided into the two series Petaloidese 

 Epigynse and Petaloidese Hypogynse. 



PetALOIDB^I SeriesL Petaloidese EpigyntB. 



1 Series II. Petaloidese Hypogynae. 



Subclass II. NUDIFLORSE. 



Some plants of this subclass, as the Shuro and Tennansho 

 ■(Fig. 53), have large scattered bracts which cover clusters of 

 flowers ; while others, as the Ine (Fig. 10) and Suge, have 

 small scattered bracts. Those of the former kind are 

 termed Spadiciflorce, and those of the latter Glumiflorce. 



Nudiflorse are thus divided into the two series Spadici- 

 floras and G-lumiflorse. 



„ f Series I. Spadiciflorse. 



NUDIFLOIt^ \ a . „ ,„ .„ 



( Series II. GUummorse. 



G-eneral classification of Phanerogamse are represented in 

 the following table. 



