Trunks. 
Vide PI. 11. 
(Direction,) 
4. Figure. 
VideVl. 12. 
8 
67' Geniculate (geniculatus) intercepted 
with knots, as Common Miss let oe 
(ViscuM album). 
5S. Zig-zag (flexuosus) from bud to bud, 
shooting here and there, as Bomh 
Bindweed (Smilax aspera). 
59. Climbing (scandens) seeking an height, 
and supported in its progress. 
60. Twisting (volubilis) spirally ascending 
by other bodies. 
To the right (dextrorsum) from 
the right to the left, as the 
Convolvulus. 
To the left (sinistrorsum) from 
the left to the right, as the 
Hop (HUMULUS LUPULUS). 
61. Round (teres) destitute of angles, as 
Dandelion (Leon to don taraxa- 
cum). 
t)21. Semicircular (Semiteres) flat on this 
side, on the other somewiiat circular, 
as Belladonna Lily (Ltlium bel- 
ladonna). 
f)3. Compressed (compressus) having the 
two lateral sides flat, as Aloe-leaved 
JFaier Soldier (Stratiot:es aloi- 
DES). 
64. Two-edged (anceps) having the oppo- 
site angles somewhat acute, as Per- 
jorated St. Johns-zvort (Hyperi- 
cum perforatum). 
65. xAngular (angularis) longitudinally 
excavated with more than two hoi- 
