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HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
Class VI. 
serrated 
A or 
spurious 
A nr 
DafFodi 
A 
tube-flowered 
A 
two-colored 
A 
A or 
snowy 
A 
Sibthorp's 
A or 
large 
A or 
allied 
A or 
noble 
A or 
great 
A or 
low 
A or 
small 
A or 
4038 serratus Haw. 
4039 spurius Haw. 
4040 Pseudo-NarcissusZ/, 
4041 tubiflorus 5a/. 
4042 bicolor B. M. 
4043 Sab'ini Liiidl. 
4044 niveus W. en. 
4045 obvallaris Sal. 
4046 major B. M. 
4047 propinquus Sal. 
4048 nobilis Haw. 
4049 Ajax Sal. 
4050 pftmihis Sal. 
4051 minor W. 
712. PANCRA'TIUM. W. Pancratium. 
4052 zeylanicum W. one-flowered 
4053 verecundum K. R. Narcissus-Ieav. 
4054 maritimum L. sea 
4055 carolinianum K. R. Carolina 
4056 canariense K. R. Canary 
4057 illyricum L. 
4058 Amancaes K. R. 
4059 calathinum K. R. 
4060 n6tans K. R. 
4061 undulatum K. R. 
4062 littorale L. 
4063 Dryandri K. R. 
4064 angustum K. R. 
4065 rotatum K. R: 
4066 mexicanum K. R. 
4067 guianense Ka: 
4068 patens Red. 
4069 pediale Lodd. 
4070 fragrans Rod. 
4071 biflorum Roxb. 
4072 carib^'um L. 
4073 amjB'num W. 
4074 ovatum K. R. 
4:015 speciosum L. 
713. EUCRO'SIA. B.Reg. Eocrosia. 
4076 bicolor B. Reg. two-colored 
714. EU'RYCLES. Salisb. EtiRYCLES. 
4077 amboinensis Sal. heart-leaved $ El or 
4078 australasica Cunningham's ^ (23 or 
Pancratium australasicum Ker. 
715. CALOSTEMMA. R. Br. Calostemima. 
4079 luteum Ker. yellow FTVl or 
4080 purpureum Ker. purple ^ CS or 
716. CHLIDAN'THUS. Herb. Chlidanthus. 
4081 fragrans Lindl. fragrant lAI or 
717. CHRYSIPHIALA. Ker. Chrysiphiala. 
4082 flava Ker. yellow ? lAJ or 
4083 pauciflora Lindl. few-flowered $ tAI or 
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1 ap 
1 mr.ap 
1 mr.ap 
1 ap.my 
1 ap.my 
1 my 
1 mr.ap 
1 mr.ap 
1 mr.ap 
1 mr.ap 
1 mr.ap 
i mr.ap 
^ mr.ap 
P.Y 
Y 
P.Y 
W.Y 
W.Y 
Y 
W 
Y 
Y 
Y 
Y 
Y 
Y 
Y 
S. Europe ... 
England 
England woods, 
1629. 
Spain 
S. Europe ... 
Spain 
Spain 1629. 
Spain 1629. 
Spain 
Spain 
1629. 
lUyrian 
Narcissus-flow. 
cup- flowered 
nodding 
wave-leaved 
fan-leaved 
tall 
narrow-leaved 
large-crowned 
Mexican 
Guiana 
spreading 
long-flowered 
fragrant 
two-flowered 
Caribean 
handsome 
oval-leaved 
large 
(23 or 
(23 or 
A or 
I Al or 
I Al or 
A or 
(23 or 
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[23 or 
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CZ3 or 
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Amaryllide(B. 
1 jn.jl W 
U jn.au W 
2"" my.jl W 
2 jn.jl W 
1| jn.jl W 
1| my.jn W 
^ jn.jl Y 
2 jn.jl W 
2 jn.jl W 
1 jn.jl W 
2 mJ^au W 
2 my.au W 
li my.au W 
1' jl.s W 
1 au W 
2 n W 
2 jiau W 
3 au W 
1 my.au W 
1 my.au W 
1| my.au W 
1 my.au W 
1 my.au W 
\\ my.au W 
Sp. 24. 
Ceylon 1752. 
E. Indies 1776. 
S.Europe 1597. 
Carolina 1759. 
Canaries 1815. 
S. Europe 1615. 
Peru 1804. 
Brazils 
Brazils 
S. Amer. 
S. Amer. 1758. 
Carolina 1803. 
Mexico 1732. 
Guiana 1815. 
W. Indies 1822. 
Brazil 1820. 
W. Indies 1819. 
E. Indies 1820. 
W. Indies 1730. 
Guiana 1790. 
W. Indies ... 
W. Indies 1759. 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O CO 
O s.l 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk s.p 
Skr.m 
Skr.m 
Sk s.p 
Skr.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Skr.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Skr.m 
Sk r.m 
Sk r.m 
Skr.m 
Sk r.m 
Eng. bot. 17 
Bot. mag. 1187 
Bot. reg. 762 
B. m.l301. f inf. 
Bot. mag. 51 
B. m. 1301. f. su. 
Pass. hort. 8 
Bot. mag. 6 
Bot. reg. 479 
Bot. reg. 413 
Bot. reg. 161 
Cat. car. 3. t. 5 
Bot. reg. 174 
Bot. mag. 718 
Bot. reg. 600 
Bot. reg. 215 
Bot. mag. 1561 
Bot. mag. 1879 
Bot. mag. 825 
Bot. reg. 221 
Bot. mag. 1082 
Di. el. t.222.f.289 
Bot. reg. 265 
Bot. cab. 558 
Bot. cab. 809 
Bot. cab. 834 
Bot. mag. 826 
Bot. mag. 1467 
Bot. reg. 43 
Bot. mag. 1453 
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Amaryllidece. Sp. 1. 
1 ap.my O Cape Hor. 1816. O It.l Bot. reg. 207 
Amaryllidcce. Sp. 2 — 3. 
2 my.jn W Amboyna 1759. O It.l Bot. mag. 1419 
1 my W N. Holl. 1821. O It.l Bot. reg. 715 
Amaryllidece. Sp. 2 — 3. 
In Y N. Holl. 1819. O s.l Bot. reg. 421 
In Pu N. Holl. 1819. O s.l Bot. reg. 422 
Amaryllidece. Sp. 1. 
1 my.jn Y B. Ayres 1820. O It.l Lindl. coll. 34 
Amaryllidece. Sp. 2 — 5. 
1 my O Peru 1820. O It.l Bot. reg. 778 
i my O Peru - 1822. O It.l Hook. ex. fl. 
4052 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
ing the bulbs one season in an ice-house. Many fine bulbs of this genus, are annually imported from Holland, 
and some from Naples, especially the italicus, which grows wild round that city in great beauty. The genus 
has been injudiciously separated into several by Haworth, whom however no one has followed. 
712. Pancratium. A name given by the Greeks to a kind of Scilla. The word signifies all-force, from 
!r«v and a^aro;, in allusion to its powerful effects in medicine. This is a free-flowering genus ; several of the 
species are very handsome and fragrant, and are met with in most collections of stove plants. A mixture of 
light loam and rich vegetable mould suit them best, and care must be taken not to give them much water, 
when they are not in a growing state. They are to be increased by suckers, or from seeds, which often ripen 
freely. If any plant happen to lose its heart, if it be kept dry, it will throw out abundance of suckers, which 
is the readiest way of propagating it. {Bot. Cult. 89.) P. maritimum, illyricum, and carolinianum, are 
nardy ; the other species are stove-plants. P. amancaes has yellow flowers, and is not less beautiful than 
rare. 
