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hispida. 
villosa . 
caulescens. 
volubilis. 
PZNTANDRiA digynia. Heuchera. 
talis spathulatis calyce longioribus, staminibus vix j 
exertis. 
On the Blue mountains of Pensylvania and Virginia. If . 
May, June. v. v. Flowers larger than the rest of 
the genus ; petals pale red with yellow. 
3. H. hispida, scabra ; scapo petiolis foliisque subtus gla- 
bris, foliis acute lobatis, supra hispido-pilosis den- 
tatis : dentibus brevissimis subretusis mucronatis, pe- 
dunculis paniculae paucifloris, calycibus mediocribus 
subacutis, petalis spathulatis longitudine calycis, sta- 
minibus exertis. 
On high mountains of Virginia and Carolina. % . May, 
June. v. v. Petals purple ? 
4 . H„ villosissima ; foliis acute lobatis dentatis : dentibus 
acutis mucronatis, fasciculis paniculae capillaribus lax- 
ifloris, calycibus parvis, staminibus exertis. — Mick. 
fi. amer . l. p. IJ2, 
On high mountains of North Carolina and Virginia ; 
collected on the Peaks of Otter. 1/ . June. v. v, 
Flowers small ; petals white. 
5 . H. basi suffruticosa ; scapo basi petiolisque pilosis, foliis 
supra glabris subtus ad nervos pilosis acute-lobatis ci- 
liatis dentatis 5 dentibus acutis mucronatis, calycibus 
brevibus villosis, petalis linearibus calyce duplo lon- 
gioribus, staminibus exertis. 
On high mountains of Carolina. Lyon. 1/ . May, June. 
v. v. Petals white. In the Herbarium of A. B. Lam- 
bert, Esq. are specimens of a Heuchcra, collected by 
Pallas in Kamtschatka, which appear to be the same 
with the present species. 
232. ZIZYPHUS. Lam. encycL 3. p. 303. 
1 . Z. inermis; foliis ovatis costatowenosis integerrimis sub- 
undulatis, umbellis pedunculatis axillaribus, caule vo- 
lubili. JVilld. sp. pl. \. p. 1102 . 
Rhamnus volubilis. Linn. suppi. 152. JVali.fi, car. 101 . 
Icon Jaccj. ic. 2. t. 330. Schmidt arb. 1 53. 
In deep swamps, near the sea-coast : Virginia to Caro- 
lina. Yi . June. v. v . Flowers small, greenish- 
yellow ; berries oblong, violet-coloured. It ascends 
the highest trees of Cupressus disiicha ) in the Dismal 
6 wamp, near Suffolk in Virginia, and is known there 
by the name of Supple* Jack. 
