WITH THEIR SYNONYMS. 



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11. J. recurva, b Hamilt. 



J. incurva, Herb. Hamilt. 



12. J. squamata, 11 Don 



? J. religiosa, Royle. 

 J. squamosa, Herb.Hamil, 

 J. Larnbertiana, Wallich. 

 J. rigida, ditto. 

 J. dumosa, Hort. 



f 13. J. davurica, Pall. . 



14. J. chinensis, 11 Linn. . 



J. Thunbergii, Hook. 

 J. nepalensis, Gardens. 

 J. procumbens, Siebold. 



(A) The male. 



(B) The female. 



J. JReevesiana, Hort. 

 J '. flagelliformis, Hort. 



15. J. sphaerica, h Lindl. 



f 16. J. pseudo-Sabina, Fisch. , 



^ 17. J. Sabina* JLinn. 



J. horizontalis, Monch. 



18. J. Sabinoides, h Griseb. . 



J. Sabina tamariscifolia, 



Aiton. 

 J. turbinata, Gussone. 



•j* 19. J. oophora, Kunze 



20. 



21 



J. foetidissima, h Willd. . 

 J. hispanica, Miller. 

 J. thurifera, Hort. 

 J. excels a, Pin. Wob. 



J. excelsa, h Bieberst. . 



An ascending bush ; 

 fruit dark, thin- 

 pointed. 

 A low trailing 

 bush; fruit ovate, 

 umbilicate, dark 

 purple. 



A small tree ; fruit 

 roundish, smooth, 

 blue. 



A bush ; fruit glau- 

 cous, pale, emar- 

 ginate. 



A large tree ; fruit 

 globular, pale. 



A spreading bush ; 

 fruit ovate, black, 



A spreading bush ; 

 fruit globose, 

 glaucous. 



A spreading bush ; 

 fruit obovate, 

 narrowed at the 

 base, glaucous. 



An erect bush ; 

 fruit ovate, 

 wrinkled, brown 



A tree ; fruit glo- 

 bose, smooth. 



A shrub or tall 

 tree ; fruit round 

 ish, tuberculated 



Alps of Nepal and 

 Cashmere. 



Alps of Bootan 

 and Nepal, at the 

 elevation of 9 - 

 11,500 feet. 



Highest mountains 

 of Siberia. 



China, Japan, and 

 adjacent islands. 



N. China. 



Mountains of Tar- 

 bagataiand Altai. 



Mountains and 

 northern parts of 

 Europe, Siberia, 

 and N. America. 



Mountains of the 

 South of Europe. 



Spain, in the neigh- 

 bourhood of Bo- 

 nanza. 



Levant ; Asia Mi- 

 nor ; Arabia ; 

 Western Hima- 

 layas. 



