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decandria MONOGYNiA. Andromeda. 
mariana. 
angustifolia. 
speciosa . 
nitida. 
pulverulenta. 
racemosa . 
v v v.s. in Herb. Lyon. Flowers clear white, in 
great abundance. 
** Foliis deciduis . 
13. A. filiis ovalibus utrinque subacutis integerrimis glabris 
subcoriaceis subtus pallidi ribus, ramis floriferis sub- 
apbyllis, pedunculis fasciculatis, corollis ovato-cylin- 
draceis, calycibus foliosis, antheris muticis, capsula 
conoidea — Willd. sp pl 2. p. 6cg. exci. syn. Jacquini. 
/3. A. foliis angusto-lanceolatis. 
Icon. Pluk want. t. 448. 
In woods and dry swamps, particularly in sandy soil : 
New England to Florida. ^ . May- -Aug, v.v. A 
low shrub ; flowers large, white, sometimes tinged 
with red. This plant has a number of very striking 
varieties. 
14. A. foliis ovalibus obtusis mucronatis crenatis serratisve 
reticulato-venosis, ramis; floriferis denudatis aggregato- 
raeemifloris, corollis campanulatis, antheris apice ge- 
minaiim 4 -aristatis.— Mick Jl. amer. 1 , p. 250. 
a. A foliis oblongo -ovatis serratis utrinque viridibus. 
A. cassuiaefolia Vent malm. Jg. 
jS. A. foliis rotundato-ovatis remote crenatis ramisque albo 
pulverulentis. 
A. pulverulenta. Bartr. it. 470. Bot. mag. 667 . 
A. cassinaefolia /3. Vent hart, cels 0O 
A. ovata. Solander mss. in mus. Banks. 
In swamps of North Carolina. J? . June. v. v. A 
very ornamental little shrub ; flowers large, white. I 
certainly must coincide with Michaux’s idea of 
A. pulverulenta being only a variety, as I very fre- 
quently have seen intermediate varieties, and even had 
the trace of both on one plant. 
15. A. foliis ovaii-lanceolatis acutis serrulatis membranaceis 
glabris, spicis terminalibus secundis elongatis simpli- 
cibus ramosisve, bracteis linearibus acutis, corollis cy- 
lindraceis, calycibus acutis basi bibracteatis, antheris 
apice geminatim quadriaristatis. — Willd . sp. pl. 2. 
p. 0 \ 2 . 
A. parsiculata. Walt. fl. car . 138. 
A. racemis simplicibus, foliis lanceolatis alternis, &rc. 
Gronov . virg 67 . 
In bogs and swamps j frequent : Canada to Florida. J? . 
June, July. v.v. A middle-sized shrub, which may 
