SUPPLEMENT TO PARTS I. AND II. 
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS. 
INTRODUCTION. 
p. ii, in description of presses, for hoop-iron, read iron rod, such as 
children’s hoops are made of. 
PART I. 
p. 80, figs. 7, 8, the circles representing the stems should be at the top 
of the figures. 
p. 169, line 27, for Mesophytes read Mesophytes. 
PART II. 
Aeginetia Linn. Orobanchaceae. 2 sp. Himal. to Japan and Phil. Is. 
Aegle: add A. Marmelos Corr. is the bael fruit, cult, in the tropics. 
Aizoon: insert Linn, after name of genus. 
Alectorolophus Hall = Rhinanthus Linn. 
Alkanna : after iinctoria , for L. read Tausch. 
Alternanthera : insert (excl. Mogiphanes Mart.). 
Amherstia: add the young shoots are pendulous (p. 157, and Keeble in 
Ann. Bot. IX. 59). 
Amphicarpaea : after Japan insert China. 
Anacampseros : insert Linn, after name of genus. 
Archangiopteris Christ et Giesenh. Marattiaceae (1). 1 sp. S.W. Chi. 
Leaves once pinnate; sori linear, of 80 — 160 sporangia. 
Arenga: for flowers once read flowers when mature, infls. appearing in 
descending order, till the tree dies after the last is ripe. 
Artemisia: insert A. Abrotanum L. is the old man or southernwood of 
gardens. A. tridentata Nutt, and others form the sage-brush of the 
western U.S. (p. 188). 
Astragalus : after falls off, insert (p. 20) ; for resin read gum. 
Azadirachta A. Juss. =Melia L. A. indica A. Juss. = M. Azadirachta. 
Baeria: add (excl. Actinolepis DC.). 
Balanophora : add Some are apogamous (cf. Filicineae, and see Treub 
in Ann. Buitenz. xv.). 
Balanops Baill. Balanopsidaceae. 7 sp. New Caled. 
Balanopseae (Benth. -Hooker). Balanopsidaceae. An anomalous order 
placed in Unisexuales by Benth.-Hooker, now accorded a separate 
cohort (Balanopsidales) by Engler, between Myricales and Leit- 
neriales. 
