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A CATALOGUE OF CONIFEROUS PLANTS, 



Abies denticulaia, Poiret. 

 Picea nigra t Link. 



28. A. orientalis, h Poiret 



Pinus orientalis, Linn. 



29. A. ajonensis h .... 



Picea ajonensis, Fisch. 



30. A. excelsa, h De Candolle . 



Pinus excelsa, Lambert. 

 Pinus cinerea, Rohling. 

 Picea vulgaris, Link. 

 Picea excelsa, Link. 



(B) viminalis, Wahlenberg. 



(C) carpatica, Loudon. 



(D) variegata, Loudon. 



(E) Clanbrasiliana, Loudon. 



(F) nana, Gardens. 



A. pygmcea, Loudon. 



(G) tenuifolia, Loudon. 



(H) gigantea, Loudon. 



(I) monstrosa, Loudon. 

 (K) mucronata, French Gar- 

 dens. 



f31. A. obovata, Loudon 



Picea obovata, Ledebour. 

 Pinus obovata, Ledebour, 



f32. A. Schrenkiana, Fischer . 



Pic. Schrenkiana, Fisch. 

 Pin. Schrenkiana, id. 



33. A. Jezoensis, h? >Sie5. and Zucc. 



j"34. A. polita, Sieb. and Zucc. 

 Abies Torano, Siebold. 

 Pinus polita, Antoine. 



35. A. Khutrow, h Royle 



Pinus Smithiana, Lamb. 

 Abies Smithiana, Pine- 



tum Woburnense. 

 A. spinulosa, Griffith. 



36. A. Morinda, h Gardens . 



Pinus Morinda, Gardens. 

 Picea Morinda, Link. 

 f$T. A. sitchensis .... 



Pinus sitchensis, Bongard . 



A tall tree. 



A large tree. 



A tree sometimes 

 150 feet high. 

 Common 



(The 

 Spruce.) 



A tall tree, re- 

 sembling the 

 Silver Fir. 



A tree? 



A large tree. 



A fine tree, per- 

 haps the same as 

 the next. 



A tree 50 feet 

 high. 



A smaller tree 

 than the last. 



(Verynear A.Men- 

 ziesiiji^.itec/i.) 



Coast of the Black 

 Sea and to the 

 Eastward. 



Coast of S.E. point 

 of Siberia. 



Alps of Central 

 Europe, and as 



high 

 lat. 



as 67° K. 



Siberia and the 

 Altai Mountains. 



Siberia. 



Japan. 



Mounts, of Japan. 



Western Hima- 

 layas, to the 

 height; of 10,000 

 feet. 



Mounts. of N.India. 



Island of Sitcha. 



