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I House. Many Males. Monoec. Polyand. 
Oak, Quercus. Gen. PI. 1447. 
Male. — Cup of 5 segments. Blossom none. 
Female. — Cup of i leaf, very entire, rough. 
Blossom none. Seed i, ovate. 
689. Common Oak, or Britain" s Glory. - Robur. 
Leaves falling off, oblong, broadest towards 
the end, waves rather sharp, angles blunt. — ^ 
Blackwell. 487. 
Woods, April, T. Common. 
690. Long-stalked Oak. — pedunculata. 
• Acorns on long fruitstalks. — Martyn. 10. 
excellent. 
Woods, May, T. Rare. 
Clapham Park IVood. 
Beech* Fagus. Gen. PI. 1448. 
Male. — Cup 5 segments, bell-shaped. 
Blossom none. 
Female. - — Cup with 4 -teeth. Blossom 
none. Capsule now, what was the cup 
before, 4-valved, 2-seeded. 
691. Common Beech. — ¥. sylvatica. 
Leaves ovate, indistinctly serrated. — John- 
son’s Gerard. 1444. 
Woods, April, T. Common. 
Commoji 
