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by the late Mr. Ross of Stoke N ewington, in the beginning ; 
of last year, and flowered in a stove in July and August. 1 
It seems to grow freely in peat and loam, and to require 4 
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no particular management, beyond what is demanded by 4 
this tribe of plants in general. In habit it makes an ap- 
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proach to the now common C. zebrina, from which, how- — 
ever, it is very different. : 
J.L. 
