240 HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA. Class VI. 
855. Sabal. Spathes partial. Filaments free, thickened at base. Berry 1-3-seedecl, Seed bony. Embryo 
lateral. A palm. 
2. Dicotyledons. 
856. Eumex. Calyx 3-leaved. Petals 3, conniving. Seed 1, 3-cornered. 
857. Oxi/ria. Calyx 2-leaved. Petals 2. Styles 2. 
Order 4. POLYGYNIA. 
6 Stamens. Many Styles. 
858. Wendlandia. Sepals 6. Petals 6, succulent. Style reclinate. Caps. 6, 1-celled, many-seeded. 
859. Damasonium. Spathe 1-leaved, half-bifid, winged. Flowers superior, 6-parted, with the 3 inner seg- 
ments petaloid. Stamens 6-12. Ovary with 6-8-parietal prominent placentas. Style short. Stigmas 6-12. 
860. Actinocarpus. Flower 6-parted : the 3 outer sepals falling off late, the inner petaloid. Stamens 6. 
Ovaries 6-8, connate at base, 2-seeded. Capsules connate at base, stellate above. 
861. Alisma. Flower 6.parted : the 3 outer sepals falling off late, like a calyx ; the 3 inner petaloid. Sta- 
mens 6. Ovaries indefuiite in number, 1-seeded. Capsules distinct, not opening. 
MONOGYNIA. 
711. NARCISSUS. W. 
3997 poeticus Sal. 
3998 recurvus Haw. 
3999 patellaris Sal. 
4000 angustifolius H. K. 
4001 biflorus W. 
4002 tenuior H. K. 
4003 crenulatus Haw. 
4004 Trewianus B. M. 
4005 floribundus Sal. 
4(X)6 fistulosus Haw. 
4007 cerinus Haw. 
4008 Tazetta W. 
4009 Macleaii Lindl. 
4010 orientalis L. 
401 1 papyraceus B. M. 
4012 italicus B. M. 
4013 tereticaulis L. T. 
4014 compressus L. T. 
4015 bifrons B. M. 
4016 primulinus Haw. 
4017 Jonqu'illa W. 
^ fiore-pleno 
4018 gracilis Lindl. 
4019 viridiflorus B. M. 
4020 serotinus W. 
4021 calathinus L. 
4022 odorus L. 
4023 nutans H. K. 
4024 infundibularis Sal. 
4025 pulchellus B. M. 
4026 triandrus B. M. 
4027 capax Sal. 
4028 montanus B. Meg. 
4029 galanthifolius Haw. 
4030 albicans Haw. 
4031 Bulbocodium W. 
4032 in flatus Haw. 
i40'53 lobulatus Haw. 
4034 tenuifolius L. T. 
4035 incomparabilis TV. 
4036 tortuosus Haw. 
4037 moschatus L. 
Narcissus. 
Poet's ^ 
drooping-leav'd ^ 
spreading-flow. 
narrow-leaved ^ 
two-flowered ^ 
slender ^ 
Bazelman-min. ^ 
Bazelman-maj. ^ 
Grand-Monarq. ^ 
hollow-stalked ^ 
waxen-cupped 
Polyanthus ^ 
Mac Leay's $ 
oriental " ^ 
paper 
Italian § 
round-stalked ?f 
flat-stalked ?J 
Jonquil-scent. 
Cowslip-cupped 
Jonquil 
double ^ 
slender 
green-flowered $ 
late-flowered ^ 
great Jonquil ^ 
sweet-scented ^ 
nodding ^ 
funnel-flowered^ 
neat ^ 
Rush-leaved ^ 
capacious ^ 
mountain ^ 
Snowdrop-leav. $ 
whitish ^ 
Hoop-petticoat 
inflated ^ 
lobed ^ 
slender-leaved ^ 
Butter & Eggs 
twisted-petaled ^ 
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4023 
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Amaryllidece. Sp. 55—59. 
1 my W S. Europe ... 
1 my W S. Europe ... 
1 my W England 
1 ap.my V/ S. Europe 1570. 
1 ap.my W Britain mea. 
1 my L.Y 1789. 
1 mr.ap W Spain 
1| mr.ap W.y Spain 
1| mr.ap W.y Spain 
2 ap W.Y 
1 ap W 
1 mr.ap W Spain 1759. 
I ap.my W Mediterr. 1815. 
1 mr.ap W Levant 
1 mr.ap W 
1 mr.ap P.Y S. Europe ... 
If mr.ap P.Y Spain 
1 mr.ap L.Y Spain 
1 mr.ap Y S. Europe ... 
1 mr.ap Y 
f ap.my Y Spain 1596. 
1 ap.my Y Spain 1596. 
1^ ap.my Y 
iau.o G Barbary 1629. 
f au.o P.Y Barbary 1629. 
1 ap.my Y S. Europe 1629. 
1 ap.my Y S. Europe 1629. 
1 mr.my Y S. Europe 1789. 
I mr.my Y 
I mr.my Y Spain 
I ap.my W Portugal 1629. 
I ap.my P.Y 
1 ap.my W Portugal 
f my W 
I mr.ap P.Y 1789. 
i mr.ap Y Portugal 1629. 
i mr.ap Y 
I ap.my Y 
f ap.my W 
1 ap.my Y Portugal 1629. 
liap W Spain 1629. 
1 mr.ap W Spain 1759. 
4022. 
O 
CO 
Park. par. 7G 
o 
CO 
o 
CO 
Eng. bot. 275 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 192 
o 
CO 
Eng. bot. 276 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 379 
o 
CO 
o 
r.m 
Bot. mag. 94D 
o 
r.m 
o 
r.m 
o 
r.m 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 925 
o 
s.l 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag, 948 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 947 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 1188 
o 
CO 
o 
CO 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 1186 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 1299 
o 
r.m 
Bot. mag. 15 
o 
r.m 
o 
CO 
Bot. reg. 816 
o 
r.m 
Bot. mag. 1687 
o 
r.m 
Clu. hist. t. 252 
o 
r.m 
Bot. mag. 78 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 934 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 945 
0 
s.l 
Park. par. 92 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 1262 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 48 
o 
s.l 
Red. lil. 177 ? 
o 
s.l 
Bot. reg. 123 
o 
s.l 
Park. par. 73 
o 
s.l 
Park. par. 103 
o 
s.l 
Bot. mag. 88 
o 
s.l 
o 
s.l 
o 
s.l 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 121 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 924 
o 
CO 
Bot. mag. 1300 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
711. Narcissus. From vu^avt, stupor, on account of the dangerous effects produced by the anell, even of the. 
least perfumed kinds, upon the nerves. For this reason Narcissus was consecrated to the Furies, who by 
means of it were accustomed to stupify those whom they wished to punish. Jonquilla, a name applied to one 
