262 BOTANY. 
Order 125, the Flaxworts (Linaces); 185, herbs, shrubs, and a few 
trees, in ten.perate and tropical climates. ; 
Series XIV, Thalamiflore.—Calyx usually of distinct sepals, Pet- 
als and stamens usually growing on the flower-receptacle. Ovary 
superior. 
Malvale Cohort, 
Order 126, the Lindens (Tiliaceze); 330, trees, shrubs, rarely herbs. 
mostly tropical. 
Order 127, the Sterculiads (Sterculiacese); 520, herbs, shrubs, and 
trees, almost entirely tropical. 
Order 128, the Mallow-worts (Malvacez); 700, herbs, shrubs, and 
trees, widely distributed. 
Guttiferale Cohort. 
Order 129 (Chlenacez); 8, shrubs and trees of Madagascar, 
Order 130 (Dipterocarpez); 112, resinous trees, rarely shrubs, of 
the tropics. 
Order 181, the Theads (Ternstreemiaces); 260, trees and shrubs, 
mostly tropical. 
Order 132, the Guttifers (Guttiferze); 230, resinous trees and shrubs 
of the tropics. 
Order 183, the St.-John’sworts (Hypericaces); 210, herbs, shrubs, 
rarely trees, of warm temperate climates, 
Order 134 (Elatinacez); 20, marsh-herbs, widely distributed. 
Caryophyllale Cohort. 
Order 135, the Tamarisks (Tamariscinez); 40, mostly shrubs of the 
warm temperate zone. 
Order 136, the Purslanes (Portulacaces); 125, herbs and a few 
small shrubs, widely distributed. 
Order 187, the Pinkworts (Caryophyllacez); 800, herbs, widely 
distributed. 
Order 138 (Frankeniaces); 12, maritime herbs and shrubs of warm 
temperate climates. 
Polygalale Cohort. 
Order 189 (Vochysiacez); 100, resinous trees and shrubs of tropi- 
cal America. 
Order 140, the Milkworts (Polygalacee); 400, mostly herbs of warm 
temperate climates. 
Order 141 (Tremandres); 24, Australian shrublets. 
Order 142 (Pittosporaceze); 90, shrubs of hot climates, 
