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TABLE VI. 



556 Lamina, the upper spreading part of a polypetalous flower. 

 Monopetala, vel Polypetala, &c. monopetalous or polypeta- 



lous, from one to many petals, or according to number^ 



557 Regularis, regular, of an equal figure, the size of all the parts 



proportioned to one another. 



558 Irregularis, irregular ; when the limb and other parts are 



disproportionate. 



559 Injequalis, unequal, when the different sizes of the parts do 



not correspond in proportion to one another. 



560 Globosa, globose, globe-shaped. 



561 Campanulata, campanulate, bell-shaped. 



562 Infundibuliformis, funnel-shaped. 



563 Rotata, rotate, wheel-shaped. 



564 Hypocrateriformis, salver-shaped. 



565 Ringens, ringent, gaping, irregular, with two lips. 

 Galea, helmet, the upper lip gaping. 



Labium, lip. 



566 Faux, the jaws gaping between the divisions of the corol- 



la?, where the tube terminates. 



567 Personata (565), personate, gaping, but shut between the 



lips, with a palate. 



568 Cruciata, cruciform, cross-shaped, having four equal spread- 



ing petals. 



569 Concava (248), hollow. 



570 Patens (134), patent, spreading. 



571 Papilionacea, papilionaceous, butterfly shaped, irregular. 



Carina, the keel, the lower petal often in form of a boat. 

 Vexillum, the standard, or upper petal ascending. Ala, 

 the wings, standing single on each side. 



572 Composita, compound flowers, having many florets in a 



common perianthium, above the common receptacle. 



573 Ligulata, ligulate, tongue-shaped, florets whose limb is plane, 



and expanded outward. 



574 Tubulosa, tubular, florets that are all tubular and equal. 



575 Radiata, radiate, when the florets are tubular in the disk, 



and radiate and ligulate in the margin. 



576 Nectarium, nectary, honey -cell, that part of the flower bear- 



ing honey. 



