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POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
Class XIII. 
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119R. HELIAN'THEMUM. J. Sun-Rose. 
7758 Libanotis W. Rosemary-lvd. si. , 
7759 umbellatum P. S umbel-flower'd ts. 
7760 scabrosum P. S. rough tt. , 
7761 algarvense Dun. Algarvine n. , 
7762 formosum Dun. beautiful H. , 
7763 atriplicifolium P. S. Orach e-leaved tt. , 
7764 haUmifolium P. S. Sea-Pursl.-lvd. tt. , 
7765 canadense P. S. Canadian 
7766 Tuberaria P. S. Plantain-leav'd;^ 
7767 guttatum P. S. spotted-flower. 
7768 ledifohum P. S. Ledum-leaved 
7769 segyptSacum P. S. Egyptian 
7770 sahcifolium P. S. Willow-leaved 
7771 punctatum P. S. punctated 
7772 canariense P. S. Canary 
7773 Fumana P. S. Heath-leaved tt. 
7774 Ise'vipes P. S. cluster-leaved tt. 
7775 Barrelieri Tenore Barrelier's tt. (or 
7776 glutinosum P. S. clammy tt- | or 
7777 origanifolium P. S. Marjoram-lvd. ti. | or 
7778 oelandicum P. S. smooth-leaved fU or 
7779 italicum P. S. Italian ts. | or 
7780 canum W. en. hoary | or 
7781 marifolium P. S. Marum-leaved or 
7782 squamatum P. S. scaly tt. | or 
7783 glaucum P. S. glaucous-leav'd tt. or 
7784 tomentosum Smith, tomentose )U, or 
7785 serpyllifolium P. S. WildThyme-lv.JL. or 
7786 vulgare P. S. common-dwarf !L, or 
Bflore plena double-flowered fU or 
7787 nuramularium P. S. Moneyv/ort-lv. fU or 
7788 surrejanum P. S. dotted-leaved JU. or 
7789 sampsucifoliumCrty. bristly-stalked !U or 
7790 elongatum P. S. long-peduncled id- ) or 
7791 serratum P. S. saw-petalled O or 
7792 hh-tum P. S. bristly-calyxed tt. | or 
7793 pulverulentum P.S. powdered fU or 
7794 aureum P. S. golden *~ or 
7795 thymifolium P. S. Thyme-leaved fU | or 
77961avandulcBf61iumP.S.Lavender-leav. tt. | or 
7797 angustifolium P. S. narrow-leaved !l~ or 
7798 mutabile P. S. changeable tt. or 
7799 polifolium P. S. white-mount. a~ or 
7800 appenninum P. S. Apennine tt- or 
7801 pilosum P. S. hairy tt. | or 
7802 grandiflorum P. S. large-flowered 9^ or 
7803 roseum P. S. Rose-colored fL. or 
7804 croceum P. S. SaflTron-colored fU or 
■ 7805 sulph ureum W.en. Sulphur-col or'dJU or 
CistinecB. Sp. 
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2 jn.au 
3 jn.jl 
3 jl.au 
3 my.jl 
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4 jn.jl 
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P.Y 
48—124. 
Spain 1752. 
S. Europe 1731. 
Italy 1775. 
Portugal 1800. 
Portugal 1780. 
Spain 1656. 
Spain 1656. 
N. Amer. 1799. 
S. Europe 1752. 
England san.pa. D 
England san.pa. S 
Egvpt 1764. S 
S. Europe 1759. S 
S. France 1816. S 
Canaries 1790. 
France 1752. 
France 1690. 
Italy 1820. 
S. Europe 1790. 
Spain 1795. 
Germany 1816. 
Italy 1799. 
S. Europe 1772. 
Britain al.roc, 
Spain 1815. 
Spain 1815. 
Scotland scalp. 
Austria 1731. 
Britain gra.ban. C 
C 
Spain 1752. 
England ch.hil. 
France 
Spain 1800. 
Spain 1804. 
Spain 1759. 
France 
Montpelier ... 
Spain 1658. 
Levant 1739. 
1800. 
France 1795. 
England downs. 
Italy 1731. 
S. Europe 1731. 
Italy 1800. 
S. Europe ... 
Spain 
Spain 1815. 
Barr. ic. 204 
Bot. mag. 627 
Bot. mag. 264 
Barr. ic. 292 
Cav. ic. 2. 1. 138 
Cav. ic. 1. t. 67 
Eng. bot. 544 
Eng. bot. 2414 
Jac. obs. 3. t. 68 
Cav. ic. 2. 1. 144 
Jac. ic. 1. t. 97 
Jac. aust.3. t.252 
Bot. m-ag. 1782 
Bot. mag. 2371 
Cav.ic.2.t.l45.f.2 
Cav. ic. 3. t. 262 
Jac. aust. t. 399 
Barr. rar. t. 366 
Al.ped.2. t.45.f.3 
Eng. bot. 396 
Cav. ic. 2. 1. 139 
Cav. ic. 2. t. 261 
Eng. bot. 2208 
Eng. bot. 1321 
Cav. ic. 2. t. 142 
Eng. bot. 2207 
Bot. mag. 1803 
Cav.ic.2.t.l75.f.l 
Barrel, rar. t.488 
Barrel ic. 444 
Jac. ic. 1. t. 96 
Jac. hort. 3. t. 53 
Jac. ic. 1. t. 99 
Eng. bot. 1322 
Tabern. ic. 1062 
Al.pe.2.t.45.f.l,2 
Scop. cam. t. 25 
Jac. hort. 3. t.65 
Desf.atl. 2. t.llO 
1199. BAUE'RA. H. K. 
7806 rubisfolia H. K. 
Bauera. 
Madder-leaved ! 
DIGYNIA. 
Cunoniacea. 
If jl.d Pk 
Sp. 1. 
N. S. W. 
1793. C s.p Bot. mag. 715 
1200. FOTHERGIL'LA. IV. Fothergilla. 
7807 alnifolia W. obtuse-leaved 31 
7808 major B. M. large-leaved 3^ 
7809 Gardeni Jac. acute-leaved 
7810 serotina B. M. green-leaved 
Hamamelidece. Sp. 4. 
4 ap.jn W N. Amer. 1765. 
4 my.jn W N. Amer. 1765. 
4 my.jn W N. Amer. 1765. 
4 au W N. Amer. 1765. 
s.p Bot. mag. 1341 
s.p Bot. mag. 1342 
s.p Jac. ic. 1. 1. 100 
s.p 
7767 7774 ^\ 7777 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
1198. Helianthemum. From vtXio;, the sun, and «»3-(9?, flower, in allusion to the bright golden radiance of 
the blossoms. This is a shewy free-flowering genus of little trailing plants, mostly ligneous, and well adapted 
for rock-work. A number of them answer best kept in pots, and sheltered by frames during winter ; but 
some are quite hardy, and none are more ornamental than the H. vulgare, and its varieties with orange, 
yellow, straw-colored, red, and double flowers. It is one of the handsomest plants in cultivation for rock- 
work. All the species are of easy culture in light soil, and cuttings root freely under a hand-glass. 
1199. Bauera. Named after Francis and Ferdinand Bauer, German botanical draughtsmen of the highest 
