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GENERAL AND GLOSSARIAL INDEX 



Mustard, Treacle, 45 

 Myosdtis, 340 

 Myosdton, 83 

 Myosiirus, 9 

 Myrica, 443 

 MyricAck.e, 443 

 Myriophyllum, 181 

 Mynhis, 210 

 Myrtle, Bog, 443 



Naiad Ace.*, 512 



Natas, 521 



Narcissus, 479 



Ndrdus, 589 



Narthecium, 496 



Natural Orders, xxxv, xxxix 



natural system, xxxiv 



naturalised, growing freely from self-sown 

 seed, though not truly indigenous. 

 Navew, 46 



nectary, any organ secreting honey, gener- 

 ally part of the flower. 

 Nedttia, 463 

 Nfpeta, 388 

 Nettle, 428 

 Nettle, Dead, 306 

 Nettle Family, 425 



neuter flowers, xxiv 

 Nightshade, 349 

 Nightshade Family, 348 

 Nipplewort, 284 

 Nit-grass, 561 



node, xvi 



nodulose roots, xvi 

 Nonsuch, 120 



nut, xxxii 



nutlets, xxx 

 Nymphaa,^ 

 Nymph.eAcE/E, 21 

 Nymphoides, 333 



Oak, 449 

 Oat, 548, 565 

 Oat, False, 566 

 Oat-grass, 566 

 Oat, Yellow, 565 



obconic, reversedly cone-shaped. 

 Obione, 414 



oblanceolate leaf, xx 



oblique leaf, xx 



obovate leaf, xx 



obovoid, nearly reversedly egg-shaped. 

 Odontites, 362 

 CEndnthe, 215 

 Oenothera, 188 



offset, xix 



OleACE.E, 324 



Oleander, 326 

 Oleaster Family, 425 

 Olive Family, 324 

 Oxagrari&e, 184 

 Ondbryckis, 131 

 Ondms, 118 

 Q»dpordum, 279 

 Ophrys, 470 



opposite leaves, xx 

 Orache, 412 



orbicular, nearly round, applied to leaves. 

 OrchIde^, 459 

 Orchid Family, 459 



Orchis, 467 



organ, any part of a plant which performs 

 some definite function. 

 Origanum, 384 

 OrnithSgalum, 491 

 Omithopus, 129 

 OrobanchAce^e, 371 

 Orobdnchi, 372 

 Orpine, 174 

 Orris-root, 474 

 Osiers, 452 



ovary, xxix 



ovate leaf, xx 



ovoid, nearly egg-shaped. 



ovules, xxix 

 Oxaiis, 104 

 Ox-eye, 264 

 Ox-lip, 319 

 Ox-tongue, 285 

 Oxyria, 420 

 Oxytropis, 129 



Padnia, 20 

 Paigle, 318 



pale, 547 , 



palmate leaf, xxi 



palmate venation, xx 



palmatisect, cut in a palmate manner. 

 Panic, 552 



panicle, a branched cluster of flowers. 

 Pansy, 65 

 Papdver, 24 

 PapaverAce^:, 24 



papilionaceous corolla, xxvii 



pappose, in the form of a pappus or circle 

 of hairs. 



pappus, xxvi 



parasite, a plant which is attached to, and 

 derives its food from, another living being, 

 as does the Mistletoe. They are often 

 brown, as are the Broom-rapes. 



parietal placentation, xxx 

 Parietdna, 429 

 Pdris, 496 

 Parndssia, 170 

 Parsley, 205 

 Parsley, Beaked, 211 

 Parsley, Bur-, 223 

 Parsley, False Milk, 219 

 Parsley Family, 191 

 Parsley, Fool's, 217 

 Parsley, Hedge-, 224 

 Parsley, Milk, 220 

 Parsley Piert, 153 

 Parsley, Stone, 208 

 Parsnip, 221 

 Parsnip, Cow, 222 

 Parsnip, Water, 209 

 Pasque-flower, 6 

 Pastindca, 221 

 Patchouli, 379 

 Pea, Everlasting, 136 

 Pea Family, 113 

 Pear, 162 

 Pearl-wort, 77 

 Peas Earth-nut, 136 



pedate, with lateral lobes given off from 

 one another in a cymose manner. 



pedicel, xxii 

 I Pediculdris, 364 



