paae 20. 
1 .A Drupe'. 
A Stone sutrounded by Pulp. 
Teach. 
Apple. 
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2 .Tomes. 
Radiated Cells i/i a 
pulpy body. 
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3 . A Berry 
Seeds dispersed In a pulpy body 
Strawberry. 
£$im Mfe., 
Ay A Siliepie . 
Seeds attached to two opposite Sutui'es. 
Tericarp longer than broad. 
The Stock. 
h.A Silicic. 
Seeds §attached at in the Selu/uc 
Termtrp broader’J than Long. 
Honesty- 
Lemon. 
A Crucifyarm Flower. 
A Papilionaceous Plowere 
Sift 
8 A Nut 
.A shell 7iot surrounded by pulp. 
-Jsm 
g. Strobiles. 
Seeds defended by Scales 
A Pine open. 
6 A. Sememe,. 
Seeds attached 
%.to otic Suttt/r only. 
J 
Pericarp of the large-flowering CAPaqnolia,. 
A Pine shut 
M 
A Species of St7vbil&. 
J3. The ('apsule is omitted here having been before represented m the Tlate of the Anatomy of the Tericarp, facing page id. where the Thom-apple furnished an, excellent example. 
