TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS AND CHARACTERS. 



Column 2. English Name. 



bast 



bastard. 



ftd 



fruited. 



bg 



bearing. 



hyb. 



hybrid. 



bran. 



branched. 



Ik 



like. 



brcL 



bracted. 



Ivd 



leaved. 





berried. 



sctd 



scented. 



caL 



calyxetl. 



shpd 



shaped. 



cid 



colored. 



spkd 



spike<L 



dble 



double. 



spnd 



si)ined. 



flwd 



flowered. 



stkd 



s til Iked. 



flwg 



flowering. 



stind 



stemmed. 



fmd 



formed. 



stmnd stamcned 



fr. 



fringed. 



wgd 



winged. 



Column 3. Habit. 

 Deciduous tree. 

 Evergreen tree. 

 Palm tree. 

 Deciduous shrub. 

 Evergreen shrub. 

 Deciduous under-shrub. 

 Evergreen under-shrub. 

 Deciduous twiner, ligneous or 



herbaceous. 

 Evergreen twiner, lig. or herb. 

 Deciduous climber, lig. or herb. 

 Evergreen climber, lig. or herb. 

 Deciduous trailer, lig. or herb. 

 Evergreen trailer, lig. or herb. 

 Deciduous creeper, lig. or herb. 

 Evergreen creeper, lig. or herb. 

 Deciduous herbaceous plant. 

 Evergreen herbaceous plant 

 Grass. 



Bulbous plant 

 Fusiform-rooted plant 

 Tuberous-rooted plant 

 ^ Aquatic. 

 £ Epiphyte. 



Column 4. Duration and Habitation. 

 A Perennial. 

 CD Biennial. 

 O Annual. 



1 I Bark, or moist, stova 

 1 Dry stove. 



I I Green-house. 



I Frame. 



E] Bark stove perennial. 

 7^ Dry stove perennial. 

 I Al Green-house perennial. 

 Al Frame perennial. 

 [TBI Bark stove biennial 

 TJA Dry stove biennial. 

 1(1)1 Green-house biennial. 

 Ol Frame biennial. 

 rm Bark stove annual. 



Dry stove annual 

 lOI Green-house annual. 



01 Frame annual 



Column 5. Papula) 

 ag agricultural, 

 cl clothing, 

 clt cultivated in 



its native 



country, 

 cu curious, 

 cul culinary, 

 de delicate, 

 dy dyeing plant 

 ec economical, 

 el elegant, 

 esc esculent 

 fr fruit tree, 

 fra fragrant 

 gr grotesque. 



Character. 



medicinal. 



ornamental 



poisonous. 



pretty. 



for rock- 

 work. 



robust 



splendid. 



timber tree. 



uninteresting 



wcetl, abund- 

 ant in cul- 

 tivated soils 

 in its native 

 cduntrv. 



Ct)LUMN a Height. 

 flt floating. 



Column 7. 



ja January. 



f February. 



mr March. 



ap April 



my May. 



jn June. 



jl July. 



au August 



all sea 

 wet w 



Time qf Flowering. 



8 September, 

 o October, 

 n November, 

 d December, 

 sp Spring, 

 su Summer, 

 aut Autumn, 

 w Winter, 

 all seasons, 

 wet weather. 



Column 8. Color qf the Flower. 



Ap apetalous. 

 iErug jtrugi- 

 nous. 

 B blue. 

 Bd blood. 

 Bh blush. 

 Bk black. 

 Bksh blackish. 

 Br brown. 

 Bri brick-co- 

 lored. 

 Brsh brownish. 

 Bsh bluish. 

 Bt bright 

 C crimson. 

 Cas caesious. 

 Ch chestnut 

 Ci citron. 

 Cin cinereous. 

 Cop copper-co- 



lored. 

 Crea cream-co- 

 lored. 

 D dark. 

 Din dingy. 

 Dl dull 

 Dp deep. 

 F flesh. 

 Fer ferruginous 

 Fi fiery. 

 Fla flame-co- 

 lored. 

 Ful fulvid. 

 Fus fuscous. 

 G green. 

 Gl glaucous. 

 Go golden. 

 Gsh greenish. 

 Gy grey. 

 Hoa hoary. 

 L light 

 La lake. 

 Ld livid. 

 Lem lemon-clA 



Column 9. Native Country. 



Li 



lilac. 



Lu 



lurid. 



O 



orange. 



Och 



ochraceous 



Ol 



olive. 



Oliva olivaceous. 



P 



purple. 



Pa 



pale. 



Pk 



pink or 





rose. 



PI 



pellucid. 



R 



red. 



Ro 



rosy. 



Rsh 



reddish. 



Ru 



rufous. 



Rus 



russet 



Rust rusty-co- 





lored. 



S 



scarlet 



Saf 



saffron. 



Sil 



silvery. 



Smo 



smoky ash- 





color. 



Spot spotted. 



St 



striped. 



Str 



straw. 



Su 



sulphur. 



Tan 



tan-color- 





ed. 



Taw 



tawny. 



Test 



testaceous. 



Tran transpa- 





rent 



Umb 



umber-co- 





lored. 



V 



violet 



Va 



variegated. 



Ve 



vermilion. 





veiny. 





white. 



Wsh whitish. 



Y 



yellow. 



Ysh 



yellowish. 



C. G. H. 

 E. Ind. 

 N. Amer. 

 N. Eur. 

 N. Holl 

 N. S. W. 

 S. Amer. 

 S. Eur. 

 V. Di. L 

 W. Ind. 



Cape of Good Hope. 

 E. Indies. 

 North America. 

 North of Europe. 

 New Holland. 

 New South Wales. 

 South America. 

 South of Europe. 

 Van Diemen's Land. 

 West Indies. 



Column 10. Year of Introduction 

 of Exotics, and Localities of Bri- 

 tish Species. 



al. bogs 

 al. b. p. 

 al hea. 

 al. lak. 

 al ma. 

 al. me. 

 al. riv. 

 al. roc. 

 a. r. tr. 

 ba. 



bar. gr. 



alpine bogs. 



alpine bushy places. 



alpine heaths. 



alpine lakes. 



alpine marshes. 



alpine meadows. 



alpine rivers. 



alpine rocks. 



a)i>inc rocks and trocs. 



banks. 



barren ground. 

 .\ I 



bar. he barren heaths, 

 bar. pa. barren i>asturea. 

 ba. s. p. barren sandy pUii es. 

 bog. h. boggy heaths, 

 bog. pi. boggy places, 

 bo. m. 7 , 



bgs m. 3 "^'Ks on mountains, 

 bo. me. l)Oggy meadows, 

 bor. fi. borders of fields, 

 br. branches, 

 bu. fi. bushy fields, 

 bu. hi. bushy hills, 

 bu. pi. bushy places, 

 cal ba. calcareous banks, 

 cal. ro. calcareous rocks, 

 ch. ba. chalky banks, 

 ch. cl. chalky cliffs, 

 ch. fi. chalky fields, 

 ch. hil chalky hills, 

 ch. pa. chalky pastures, 

 ch. so. chalky soil 

 ch. wo. chalky woods, 

 clov. fi. clover fields, 

 clt gr. cultivated ground, 

 cor. fi. corn fields, 

 dit ditches, 

 dit ba. ditch banks, 

 d. m. pi dry mountainous places, 

 dr. CO. dry commons, 

 dr. fi. dry fields, 

 dr. he dry heaths, 

 dr. pa. dry pastures, 

 dr. wo. dry woods, 

 d. St. pL dry stony places, 

 d. St w. dry stony woods, 

 dungh. dunghills, 

 ed.of d. edges of ditches, 

 gra. ba. gravelly banks, 

 gra. he gravelly heaths, 

 gra. pa. gravelly pastures, 

 gra. so. gravelly soil, 

 hea. heaths, 

 hea. w. heaths and woods, 

 hed. hedges, 

 hed. b. hedge banks, 

 hghlv. Highland valleys, 

 hil pa. hilly pastures, 

 ir. bog. Irish bogs, 

 ir. mo. Irish mountains, 

 ir. roc. Irish rocks, 

 ir. sho. Irish shores, 

 ir. thl Irish thickets, 

 lak. lakes, 

 m. alp. moist alpine places, 

 mar. marshes, 

 mar.la. margins of lakes, 

 m. a.w. moist alpine woods, 

 m. c h. moist chalky hills, 

 m. ch. s. moist chalky soil 

 mea. meadows, 

 me. pa meadows and pastures. 

 {]p j mountainous heaths, 

 moist hedges, 

 micaceous rocks, 

 moist meadows, 

 moist fields, 

 moist grounds, 

 moist heaths, 

 moist places, 

 moist rocks, 

 moist woods, 

 mountainous places, 

 mossy bogs, 

 mountains, 

 moist pastures, 

 mountainous jMistures. 

 mountainous rocky heaths, 

 maritime rocks, 

 moist rocks and trees, 

 moist shady places, 

 mountainous thickets, 

 mountainous woods, 

 muddy ditches, 

 muddy shores, 

 north "of England, 

 north of Scotlan«l. 



m. 

 m. 



m. hed 

 mic. ro. 

 m. me. 

 moi. fi. 

 moi.gr. 

 moi. h. 

 moi. pi. 

 molro. 

 moi. w. 

 mo. pi. 

 b. 



moun. 

 m. pas. 

 ms.pas. 

 h. 



mrit. r. 



r. tr. 



s.pl. 

 m. thl. 

 m. wo. 

 mud.d. 

 mud s. 

 n. of e 

 n. of s. 



old w. 7 „I 1 n 

 oldwa. 



OS. hoi osier holts, 

 pas. pastures. 

 l>ea. d. peaty ditches, 



