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AMARYLLIDACEJE. 
underneath ; bractes small ; peduncles numerous, 
bracteate at the base of the flower ; perianth small, 
sepals scarlet, petals yellowish. In the woods at 
Munna and Pillao of the Peruvian Andes. 
Y r ar. 2. Ebracteata. — Specim. Peru, Matthews, 1666. 
Herb. Hooker. With peduncles non-bracteate, 
the leaves three-quarters of an inch wide. 
Var. 3. Pangoensis. — Foliis angustioribus, umbella pau- 
ciflora. Spec. Peru, Matthews, 1162. (from the 
woods of Pangoa, July) Herb. Hooker. Leaves 
about 2^ inches long, scarcely § wide, more atte- 
nuated and acute ; peduncles without bractes there- 
on, 1^ long, about six ; perianth f long. 
32, Denticulata. — Flor. Peruv. 3. 62. t. 293. Stalk 
smooth, leaves 1-3 inches long, 1 inch wide, densely 
pubescent underneath; petioles 2 lines, repand den- 
ticulate ; bractes small, peduncles numerous, pe- 
rianth small (about |), reddish and yellow, seg- 
ments equal ; petals cuneiform. On the loftiest 
cold mountains near Patasaria in the Peruvian 
Andes. The figure in the Flor. Peruv. gives the 
margin of the leaves denticulate, which is probably 
an error. It seems closely allied to tomentosa, but 
the petals are probably a little less spatulate. 
M. Leaves pubescent, flowers about an inch, and crowded. 
31. Bredemeyerana. — De Schlechtend. fil. ap. R. et 
Schultes. Stalk thickly pubescent ; leaves lan- 
ceolate, glaucous underneath ; petioles short ; 
peduncles numerous, pubescent, an inch long ; 
involucral bractes 1 inch, reflex; perianth an inch, 
sepals a little shorter. Near Caraccas. See 21 
Fanningiana, a native of the same country, glabrous 
with longer flowers. 
32. Rosea. — Flor. Peruv. 3. 91. Stalk 5 feet high, 
smooth ; leaves alternate, ovate-lanceolate, acute ; 
petioles short ; involucral bractes many, linear ; 
peduncles about 18 with a subulate bracte at the 
middle; sepals rose-coloured with a green tip, 
petals greener with black spots towards the end. 
In the woods of Huassahuassi, Peru. 
33. Purpurea. — Flor. Peruv. 3. 63. t. 294. Stalk 18 feet 
