APPENDIX. 
nos 
curled round-toothed; crenato-multifidum , many-cleft; 
crenulatum, finely round-toothed; erispatum, curled ; 
crispatum-varians, varying; crispurn-bulbifcrum, bulb¬ 
bearing ; c. densum, close ; c. fertile, fruitful; e. irre¬ 
gular c, irregular; e. latum,, broad; c. majus, the 
larger; c. minus, the less; c. soriferum, bearing sori; 
c. various, varying; cristato-digitatum, crested and 
fingered; cristato-minus, the less; c. nanum, dwarf; 
c. ramosum, branching; c. transversum, transverse ; 
cristulum, small-crested; curiosum, singular; curium, 
short; cymbaforme, boat-shaped; dadaleum (same 
as digitatum ); dentatum, toothed; denticulatum, 
finely-toothed; deorso-cristatum, downwards-crested; 
depauperatum, impoverished ; detectum, laid bare 
digitatum, fingered; digitatum nanum, dwarf; dis¬ 
color, various coloured; dissimile, unlike ; distortum, 
distorted; diraricatum, branching and spreading; 
divergent, diverging; Drummondia, Drummond's; 
elato-lobatum; elegant, elegant: Elworthii, Elworth’s; 
endivcefolium (same as laceratum); epiphylloides, 
Epiphyllum-like; excurrens, excurrent; fallax, de¬ 
ceiving ; Jissidens, split-toothed ; fissile, split; fissile 
Monkmanii, Monkman’s ; fissum-latum, broad; Jisso- 
lobatum, split-lobed; flavo-papillosum, yellow-warted; 
favo-tinctum, coloured; fcecundum, same as vivo- 
polyschides ; furcans, forking; geminum, paired; glo- 
merato-digitatum, crowded-fingered; Gloveri, Glover’s; 
gymnosorum, naked-spored; hastatwm majus ; liemion- 
itoides, Hemionites-like; Hilmanii, Hilman’s; imbos- 
