64. 22. AMARYLLIDACEAE. 



Anthers dorsifixed, versatile. 7. 



5. Anthers small, subglobose. Perianth without a tube or nearly 



so. 3 HESSEA. 



Anthers linear or sagittate. Perianth with a tube. 6. 



6. Anthers sagittate. Flowers umbellate. 4 ANOIGANTHUS. 

 Anthers linear. Flowers solitary. 5 APODOLIRION. 



7. Perianth divided nearly or quite to the ovary. 8. 

 Perianth with a distinct tube. 9. 



8. Filaments thickened at the base. Stigma obscurely 3 lobed. 



9 NERINE. 

 Filaments filiform. Stigma capitate. 8 BRUNSVIGIA. 



9. Ovules many in each cell, not sunk in the placentas. 10. 

 Ovules 1 — 6 in each cell or sunk in the placentas. 11. 



10. Perianth tube shorter than the limb. 7 AMMOCKARIS. 

 Perianth tube longer than the limb. 10 CYRTANTHUS. 



11. Fruit capsular. Spathe valves 2. 12. 

 Fruit baccate, indehiscent. Spathe valves several. 13. 



12. Ovules sessile or sunk. Capsule bursting irregularly. 



6 CRINUM. 

 Ovules 2 — 4 distinct. Capsule loculicidal 3 valved. 



13 BUPHANE. 



13. Bulb imperfect. Ovules S— 6 in each cell. 11 CLIVIA. 

 Bulb large. Ovules 1 — 2 in each cell. 



12 HAEMANTHUS. 

 IA. RHODOHYPOXIS Nel. 



1. baurii Nel (Hypoxis baurii Bak). Common on moun- 



tains. 

 baurii var platypetala Nel. Midlands and Drakens- 



berg. 

 baurii var milloides Nel. Midlands. 



2. rubella Nel. Summit of Mont aux Sources. 

 1. HYPOXIS L. 



1. angustifoiia Lam. Drakensberg. 

 angustifolia var buchanani Baker. Inanda. 



2. filiformis Baker. Coast and Midlands. Common. 



3. kraussiana Buchinger. Midlands and mountains. 



4. argerstea Harv. Coast to Drakensberg. 



5. dregei Baker. Coast and Midlands, (junodii Baker). 

 dregei var biflora De Wild. Midlands. 



6. gerrardi Baker. Coast to Drakensberg. 



7. membranacea Baker. Coast to Drakensberg. 



(brevifolia Bak.) 



8. obliqua Jacq. Ellesmere, Alexandra district. 

 obliqua var woodii Baker. Inanda. 



9. sobolifera Jacq. var pannosa Baker. Drakensberg. 

 10. acuminata Baker. Coast to Drakensberg. 



