DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES. 
Fig. 3, the three inner sepals. Fig. 4, the six petals, which embrace the stamens. Fig. 5, 
the six stamens : all equally magnified. Fig. 6, a stamen, shown in different positions, 
before and after expansion, more magnified. Fig. 7, a pedicellated female flower, nat. size. 
Fig. 8, the three outer sepals. Fig. 9, the three inner sepals. Fig. 10, the six petals, 
which embrace the sterile stamens. Fig. 11, the six sterile stamens. Fig. 12, one of the 
three ovaries (two removed), seated on the raised gynsecium : all magnified to the same 
scale. Fig. 13, an ovary, showing the form of the stigma, more magnified. Fig. 14, a 
drupe. Fig. 15, its putamen. Fig. 16, the same, seen edgeways. Fig. 17, the seed 
extracted. Fig. 18, the embryo, seen edgeways. Fig. 19, the same, shown on the 
broad face of the cotyledons : all nat. size. Fig. 20, a drupe of Diploclisia macrocarpa, 
always much larger. Fig. 21, its putamen, with a deep groove along the middle, and 
radiately impressed on both its hippocrepiform faces. Fig. 22, the same, seen on its edge, 
showing the peripherical line of suture. Fig. 23, an inside view of half the same, divided 
along the sutural line, showing the hollow hippocrepical or bimarsupial cell of the seed 
formed by a narrow septum in the middle, which corresponds with the external deep 
grooves. Fig. 24, a transverse section of the same, showing the two incomplete cells 
formed by the septum. Fig. 25, the hippocrepiform seed extracted, covered by its mem- 
branaceous integument, which is expanded in its sinus, where it is attached to the 
summit of the septum. Fig. 26, a side view of the same, deprived of its integument, 
showing the simple albumen impressed by the irregularities of the inner surface of the 
cell. Fig. 27, the hippocrepiform embryo extracted, shown on the broader face. 
Fig. 28, the same, showing the edge of its broad foliaeeous incumbent cotyledons : all 
nat. size. 
Plate 128. — Teistichocalyx pitbescexs. 
A portion of a branch of the male plant in flower, and another of the male plant of 
Teistichocalyx diffhsus in flower. 
Fig. 1, a pedicellated flower of the latter. Fig. 2, the same expanded : both tuit. size. 
Fig. 3, the same, seen from below : magnified. Fig. 4, the same, seen from above. 
Fig. 5, the three outer sepals. Fig. 6, the three intermediate sepals. Fig. 7, the three 
inner sepals. Fig. 8, the six petals, in different positions. Fig. 9, the six stamens, before 
and after dehiscence : all equally magnified. 
Plate 129. — Legnephoea Mooeii. 
A portion of a branch of the male plant in flower, and another of the female plant 
in flower and in fruit. 
Fig. 1, a pedicellated male flower. Fig. 2, the same, expanded: both nat. size. Fig. '6, 
the same, magnifled. Fig. 4, the bract of the pedicel. Fig. 5, the three outer sepals. 
Fig. 6, the three inner sepals. Fig. 7, the six petals. Fig. 8, the six stamens : 
all magnified to the same scale. Fig. 9, a petal, in different positions, showing the 
gland on its margins. Fig. 10, a stamen, in different positions, before and after 
dehiscence : all more magnified. Fig. 11, a female flower on its bracteolated pedicel, 
nat. size. Fig. 12, the bracteole, magnified. Fig. 13, the three outer sepals. Fig. 14, 
the three inner sepals. Fig. 15, the six sterile stamens. Fig. 16, the three ovaries ; all 
magnified to the same scale. Fig. 17, a sterile stamen. Fig. 18, an ovary; showing the 
form of the stigma : both more magnified. Fig. 19, a drupe, seated on the receptacle, 
from which the two others have fallen. Fig. 20, its putamen. Fig. 21, the same, seen 
