758 
GYNANDRIA MONANDRIA. 
Class XX. 
Hookeri Lindl. 
12S96 cristatum Lindl. 
1890. 
12897 
1891. 
12898 
1892, 
12899 
12900 
1893. 
12901 
1894.. 
12902 
12903 
i89r>. 
12904 
12905 
12906 
12907 
12908 
12909 
12910 
12911 
12912 
1896. 
12913 
12914 
1897, 
12915 
12916 
12917 
1898 
12918 
1899. 
12919 
1900 
12920 
12921 
12922 
12923 
12924 
12925 
Hooker's ^ [Z3 or 1| n Y.Br Brazil 1818. 
crested ^ [Z3 cu 2 o.n G Brazil 1823. 
Orchidece. Sp. 1. 
f.mr G W. Indies 1820. 
Orchidece. Sp. 1 — uncertain. 
my.jn Y.Br Brazil 1822. 
Orchidece. Sp. 2 — tmcertain. 
jn.au Y.G W. Indies 1790. 
s Y.G S. Amer. ... 
Orchidece. Sp. 1—2. 
au.s G Trinidad 1822. 
TRIZEUX'IS. Lhidl. Trizeuxis. 
falcata Lindl. falcate E] cu 
XYLO'BIUM. Lindl. Xylobium. 
squalens Lindl. dingy-flower'd ^ E] cu f 
MAXILLARIA. Fl. per. Maxillaria. 
BarfingfomiBLindl. large-flowered ^ 23 cu 1| 
Harrisonise Lindl. Mrs.Harrison's jg [S spl 1| 
NOTY'LIA. Lijidl. Notylia. 
punctata Lindl. dotted ^ [Z3 cu | 
Pleurothalliit punctata B. reg. 
Gomcza tenuifiora Bot. cab. 
PLEUROTHAL'LIS. R.Br. Pleurothallis. 
racemiflora Lindl. racemose ^ ^ cu ] 
ruscifulia/i.A'. Butcher's-broom-lv.£ ^ cu 
ONCI'DIUM. Sw. Onctimum. 
aUissimum W. sharp-petaled [23 or 
carthaginense JF. Spread-eagle _^ 23 or 
bi folium H. K. two-leaved jg fAI or 
triquetrum H. K. triangular-lvd. !S] or 
luridum Lindl. Mr. Griffin's £ [23 or 
barbatum Lindl. bearded ^ [23 or 
flexuosum B. M. zigzag 2 123 el 
pumilum Lindl. dwarf jg [23 pr 
Papilio Lindl. Butterfly Plant jg [23 gr 
CYRTOPO'DIUM. E.Br. Cyrtopodium. 
Andersonii H. K. Anderson's ^ (23 el 
Woodfordii B. M. Woodford's _g [73 el 
CCELO'GYNE. LJ7idl. Ccelogyne. 
punctulata Lindl. dot-flowered C5] el f 
nitida Lindl. shining-leaved 23 el 1 
fimbriata Lindl. fringed _^ 23 W \ 
MACRADE'NIA. 7?. J??-. Macradenia. 
lutescens R. Br. yellowish £ 23 cu ^ 
ANISOPE'TALUM. Hooker. Anisopetalum. 
Careyanum Hooker Dr. Carey's ^ !S1 cu | 
DENDRO'BIUM. H. K. Dendrobium. 
Orchidece. 
ap G 
my.jn G 
Orchidece. 
au.s Y 
my.jn Ol 
jl Y 
jl.au Y 
f.mr Ol 
ap.my Y 
jn.jl Y 
jn.jl Ol 
mr Y.R 
Sp. 2—5. 
W. Indies 1823. 
W. Indies 1791. 
Sp. 9—25. 
W. Indies 1793. 
W. Indies 1791. 
S. Amer. 1811 
Jamaica 1793. 
S. Amer. 1822. 
S. Amer. 
Brazil 
Brazil 
Trinidad 
1818. 
1818. 
1824. 
1823. 
Orchidece. Sp. 2. 
my.au Y W. Indies 1804. 
o Pk S. Amer. 1814. 
Orchidece. Sp. 3 — 7- 
E.Indies 1822. 
E. Indies 1822. 
1824. 
speciosum R. Br. 
linguifurme R. Br 
cucuUatum R. Br. 
Pierardi Roxb. 
fimbriatum Hook. 
crumenatum W. 
showy 
tongue-leaved 
cucullate 
Pierard's 
fringed 
sweet-scented 
(23 el 
£ 23 spl 
jg (73 ft 
spl 1 
jl.o Y.Br China 
Orchidece. Sp. 1. 
d Ol Trinidad 1821. 
Orchidece. Sp. 1. 
o Br.P Nepal 
Orchidece. Sp. 9—17. 
jn.au Pu N. S. W. 
... Pu N. S. W. 
mr Pk E. Indies 1815. 
mr Pk E. Indies 1815. 
ap Y E.Indies 1823. 
Sumatra 
1823. 
1801. 
1810. 
D p.r.w Lind. coll. bot. 
D p.r.w 
D p.r.w Lindl. coll. 2 
D p.r.w Bot. reg, 732 
D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 119 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 897 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 759 
D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 123 
D p.r.w Jac. am. t.l33.f.3 
D p.r.w Jac. amer. t. 141 
D p.r.w Bot. mag. 777 
D p.r.w Bot. mag. 1491 
D p.r.w 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 727 
D p.r.w Lindl. coll. 
D p.r.w Bot. mag. 2203 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 920 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 910 
D p.l Bot. mag. 1800 
D p.l Bot. mag. 1814 
D p.r.w 
D p.r.w 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 868 
D p.r.w Bot. reg. 612 
D p.r.w Hook. ex. fl. 149 
D p.l Exot. bot. 1. 1. 10 
D p.r.w Exot. bot. 1. t.ll 
ap.niy W 
Bot. mag. 2242 
Hook. ex. fl. 9 
Hook. ex. fl. 71 
Ru. am.6.t.47.f.2 
12902 
12908 12900 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
Very fine epiphytes, with large bulbous roots, plaited leaves, and fine, often spotted, flowers of a greenish 
purple color. The bulbs contain a quantity of viscid juice, which is used, when fresh, in Brazil, for the pur- 
pose of sealing letters. The plants are there called Cebolleta. 
1890. Trixeuxis. So called by Mr. Lindley without explanation. We suppose the name has been formed 
from Tiii;, three, and ?£u|'?, union, in allusion to the remarkable union of three segments into one, which 
takes place in this genus. A very singular epiphyte, which is with difficulty kept alive in the stove by being 
placed in finely pulverised decayed wood. 
1891. Xylohium. From wood, in allusion to the substance upon which it grows. A curious Brazilian 
bulbous epiphyte with plaited leaves. This is of easy cultivation. 
18B2. Maxillaria. So called by the authors of the Flora Peruviana, as they inform us, because the 
labellum when looked at sideways, resembles the Maxillcc of some insects. All fine South American plants, 
with plaited leaves and showy flowers. They are cultivated like other epiphytes, and not with much 
difficulty. 
1893. Notylia. So called, we presume, from vcjto?, the back, and rvXo;, a hump, in reference to a singular 
callosity at the back of the stigma, which Mr. Lindley, the author of the genus, considers very curious. An 
unostentatious epiphyte without bulbs, and with solitary leaves, out of the bosom of which grows a pendulous 
raceme. 
189k Pleurothallis. From TXtv^ct, a rib, and ^a-XXiiu, to flower, in allusion to the one-sided disposition of 
the flowers Singular little epiphytes with solitary leaves, no bulbs, and flowers of a green color. They grow 
rarely in decomposed wood. 
