1. An inner Scale of the cup.
2. An outer Scale of the cup.
3. A Petal of the circumference, with its tubular base, which is
sterile.
4. A chalky division of the florets of the center, magnified.
5. A Female floret of the center, magnified.
6. The Chives of an Hermaphrodite floret, spread open and magnified.
7. The Pointal of an Hermaphrodite floret, natural size.
8. The same, magnified.
9. The Seed-bud of a female floret, natural size, with its feather.
10. The same, magnified.

Of all the plants, numerous as they are, composing this natural Class, we know of no one, the Virgilia (a native of Peru, and introduced to us from the Paris gardens by Mons. Thoin, about twenty years ago, but since lost to Europe,) excepted, which can rival our present subject. It is a native of the Cape of Good Hope, and is said, in the Kew Catalogue, to have been introduced to that collection, in 1774, by Mr. Masson. Whether this is the A. paradoxa of Linn. Sp. 1307. Vol. II, we are not certain, as the chaff, dividing the florets, is there described as of nearly the length of the ray, giving the flower an appearance of doubleness, and is there likewise marked as an annual. But, there is little doubt of its being the plant intended in the Kew Catalogue, under our title; it is there made biennial, which is its true character, as it does not flower the first year from seeds. It may be propagated by cuttings of the first year’s growth; delights in a light sandy loam, and flowers in July or August. Our drawing was made in 1802, from a plant in the Hibertian Collection; which had been raised from seeds, sent the preceding year, from the Cape, by Mr. Niven.[Pg 139]

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PLATE CCCLVIII.

AMARYLLIS BRASILIENSIS.

Brasilian Lily-Daffodil.

CLASS VI. ORDER I.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA. Six Chives. One Pointal.

ESSENTIAL GENERIC CHARACTER.

Corolla 6-petala, campanulata, Stigma trifidum.

Blossom 6-petalled, bell-shaped. Summit three-cleft.

See Amaryllis radiata, Pl. XCV. Vol. II.

SPECIFIC CHARACTER.

Amaryllis, spatha bi-seu-triflora; petalis ovato-acuminatis, æqualibus, costatis, ad basin albidis, patentibus; genitalibus declinatis; foliis lineari-lanceolatis, acutis.

Lily-Daffodil, sheath two or three flowered; petals egg-shape tapered, equal, ribbed, white at the base and spreading; parts of fructification bent downwards; leaves linear-lance-shaped, pointed.

REFERENCE TO THE PLATE.

1. A petal with its Chive.
2. The Seed-bud, with part of the tube of the Blossom and partial
Fruit-stalk.

This fine Lily, from the Brazils, can scarcely be thought more than a variety of A. Reginæ; to which plant, both this, and the A. equestris of Mr. Curtis, may be referred without much flexion of the original species. We have, however, preserved the title under which it has been known since its introduction; which was, in the year 1798, by the late Marchioness of Bute, from Spain. Our drawing was taken from a plant in the collection of J. Vere, Esq. Kensington Gore, in the month of October, 1803. It has all the merits of the most easily cultivated species of the genus; increasing freely by the bulb, growing with luxuriance in almost any earth, and requiring but little heat to make it flower.[Pg 141]

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PLATE CCCLIX.

TAGETES LUCIDA.

Sweet Chili Marygold.

CLASS XIX. ORDER II.

SYNGENESIA POLYGAMIA SUPERFLUA. Tips united. Superfluous Pointals.

GENERIC CHARACTER.

Calyx communis simplicissimus, monophyllus, tubulosus, oblongus, pentagonus, quinquedentatus.

Corolla composita radiata; corollulæ hermaphroditæ tubulosæ, plures in disco elevato; femineæ ligulatæ quinque in radio.

Propria hermaphroditis tubulosa, semiquinquefida, erecta, calyce longior; laciniis linearibus, introrsum villosis.

Femineis ligulata, hermaphrodites longior, longitudine et latitudine fere æqualis, obtusissima, versus tubum angustior, tomentosa persistens.

Stamina Hermaphroditis; filamenta quinque, capillaria, brevissima. Anthera cylindracea, tubulosa.

Pistillum Hermaphroditis; Germen oblongum. Stylus filiformis, longitudine staminum. Stigma bifidum, tenue, reflexum.

Femineis; germen oblongum. Stylus filiformis, longitudine hermaphroditis. Stigma bifidum, tenue, reflexum.

Pericarpium nullum. Calyx immutatus.

Semina Hermaphroditis solitaria, linearia, compressa, calyce paulo breviora. Pappus aristis quinque, erectis, acuminatis, inæqualibus.

Femineis similima hermaphrodites.

Receptaculum nudum, planum.

Empalement common, quite simple, one leaf, tubular, oblong, five-sided, five-toothed.

Blossom, compound raised; hermaphrodite florets tubular, numerous in an elevated center; females tongue-shaped five in the circumference.

Proper of the Hermaphrodites, tubular, half five-cleft, upright, longer than the cup; segments linear, hairy within.

Of the Females tongue-shaped longer than the hermaphrodites, of nearly the same length and breadth, very blunt, narrower towards the tube, downy, remaining.

Chives of the Hermaphrodites; five threads, hair-like, very short. Tip cylindric, tubular.

Pointal of the Hermaphrodites; seed-bud oblong. Shaft thread-shaped, the length of the chives. Summit two-cleft, slender, reflexed.

Of the Females; seed-bud oblong. Shaft thread-shaped, the length of the hermaphrodite. Summit two-cleft, slender, reflexed.

Seed-vessel none. Cup unchanged.

Seeds of the Hermaphrodites solitary, linear, flat, a little shorter than the cup. Feather five awns, upright, tapered, unequal.

Of the Females like the hermaphrodites.

Receptacle naked, flat.

SPECIFIC CHARACTER.

Tagetes caule herbaceo, erecto, floribus cymosis, parvis, luteis, odoratissimis.

Marygold with an upright, herbaceous stem; flowers in tufts, small, yellow, and very sweet scented.

REFERENCE TO THE PLATE.

1. The common Empalement.
2. A Floret of the circumference, with its seed-bud and pointal.
3. The same, magnified.
4. A Floret of the center, natural size.
5. The same, magnified.
6. A ripe seed, magnified.

This plant is a native of Chili, South America, and was sent to England by Dr. Ortega, from the Royal Gardens, Madrid, to the late Marchioness of Bute; who first raised it from seeds in the year 1798. It is perfectly herbaceous, but will flower the first year from the seed; will endure moderate frost, and may be considered as a hardy herbaceous plant. Is increased either by seeds, or by parting the roots; delights in a moderately stiff soil; flowering from July till November. If kept in a pot, the flowers, which are very fragrant, will continue in succession through the whole winter.

Tagetes minuta of Linnæus’s Sp. Plant. Vol. II. p. 1250, quoted from his Hortus Cliffortianus, and Dillenius’s Hortus Elthamensis, seems much affined to this plant; but, as that is annual, this cannot be considered as a variety of it.

Our drawing was taken at the Hammersmith Nursery.[Pg 143]

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PLATE CCCLX.

RENEALMIA NUTANS.

Drooping-flowered Renealmia.

CLASS I. ORDER I.

MONANDRIA MONOGYNIA. One Chive. One Pointal.

GENERIC CHARACTER.

Calyx. Perianthium superum, monophyllum, apice rumpens in duo seu tres dentes irregulares.

Corolla monopetala. Tubus rectus, cylindricus; limbus trifidus; laciniis duabus superioribus oblongis, rotundatis, æqualibus; inferiore superioribus vix longiore, canaliculata, oblonga.

Nectarium tubo corrollæ adnatum, sub laciniis superioribus adscendens, rectum, longitudine corollæ, oblongum, basi utrinque unidentatum, tum sinu excavate, apice dilatatum et obtuse trilobatum.

Stamen. Filamentum nullum. Anthera unica, fauci tubi inserta, in sinu laciniæ inferioris corollæ, nectario opposita, libera, recta, linearis, emarginata, interius sulco exarata, longitudine et latitudine laciniæ corollæ.

Pistillum. Germen inferum, oblongum, obsolete triquetrum, glabrum. Stylus filiformis, glaberrimus, erectus, longitudine corollæ. Stigma peltatum; capitulo plano; latere ad nectarium vergente truncato, perforato, foramine in stylum decurrente.

Pericarpium. Bacca oblonga, trisulca, teres, glabra, umbilico terminata; carnosa, in medio trilocularis. Loculamenta mollia, membranacea.

Semina plurima, oblonga, truncata, tetragona, glaberrima.

Empalement. Cup above, one-leafed, breaking open into two or three irregular teeth.

Blossom on petal. Tube straight, cylindrical; border three-cleft; the two upper segments oblong, rounded, equal; the lower one, scarcely longer than the upper ones, channelled, oblong.

Honey cup fixed to the tube of the blossom, ascending beneath the upper segment straight the length of the blossom, oblong one-toothed on each side of the base, then with a hollow bosom widening at the end and obtusely three-lobed.

Chive. Thread, none. Tip one inserted into the throat of the tube, in the bosom of the lower segment of the blossom, opposite to the honey-cup, free, straight, linear, notched at the end, grooved on the inside, of the same length and breadth as the segment of the blossom.

Pointal. Seed-bud beneath, oblong, obscurely three sided, smooth. Shaft thread-shaped, very smooth, upright the length of the blossom. Summit shield-shaped; with a flat head, the side fronting the honey-cup appearing cut off, perforated by a hole running into the shaft.

Seed vessel. Berry oblong, three-furrowed, cylindrical, smooth, terminated by a navel, fleshy in the middle, three-celled. Cells soft, skinny.

Seeds numerous, oblong, appearing cutoff, four-cornered, very smooth.

SPECIFIC CHARACTER.

Renealmia foliis vaginantibus; floribus racemosis terminalibus pendulis; fructu piloso.

Renealmia with sheathing leaves; flowers in bunches terminating the branches, hanging down, fruit hairy.

REFERENCE TO THE PLATE.

1. A miniature representation of the plant.
2. The outer sheath of the blossom.
3. A flower complete.
4. The Honey cup.
5. The Chive, Pointal, and Seed-bud.
6. The Pointal and Seed-bud cleared of the small inner sheath which
surrounds the base of the chive and shaft; with the summit detached and
magnified.
7. One of the small corpusculæ which embrace the base of the shaft,
magnified.
8. The small sheath which crowns the seed-bud, magnified.
9. The Seed-bud, cut transversely, magnified.

Amongst the numerous new plants introduced from China by the late Mr. Slater, of Laytonstone, in the year 1793, this is certainly to be considered as amongst the most beautiful. The only drawback to its general merit, as a hot-house plant, is the great height to which it might attain before it flowers; being in common fourteen or fifteen feet. It propagates by offsets, and is kept with little trouble; as it will flourish in almost any soil, and will flower, if set in any part of the hot-house, so as not to interrupt its growth, the blossoms being produced only from the summit. Although with us the stem is permanent, as with some others of the same natural habit, yet it cannot, we think, with propriety be considered as either a tree or shrub, but rather herbaceous. Some contention, at first, arose whether this plant should be referred to the present Genus; which was formed, by the younger Linnæus, from a plant a native of Surinam, S. America, some of the parts not exactly corresponding, especially the fruit; we have nevertheless made no scruple in placing it to that Genus, with which, upon an inspection of the dissections, it will be found very well to accord. Our figure was taken from a plant which flowers, annually, in the month of July, in the Collection of J. Vere, Esq. Kensington Gore.[Pg 145]

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INDEX

TO THE PLANTS CONTAINED IN VOL. V.

Plate 289 Protea cordata Heart-shape-leaved Protea G. H.Shrub. March.
290Aponogeton distachyonBroad-leaved AponogetonH. H.Aquat.AllSummer.
291Senecio pseudo-ChinaChina-root GroundselH. H.Herb.July.
292Geranium undulatumWaved-flowered GeraniumG. H.Herb.June.
293Lachnæa purpureaPurple-flowered LachnæaG. H.Shrub.July.
294Protea candicansHoary-leaved ProteaG. H.Shrub.August.
295Passiflora aurantiaNorfolk Island Passion-FlowerG. H.Shrub.July.
296Lachenalia roseaRose-coloured LachenaliaG. H.Bulb.May.
297Nymphæa odorataSweet-scented Water-LilyH. H.Aquat.AllSummer.
298Anthericum costatumRibbed-leaved AnthericumG. H.Bulb.August.
299Lachenalia reflexaReflexed-flowered LachenaliaG. H.Bulb.June.
300Geranium oxalidifoliumWood-Sorrel-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.July.
301Protea grandiflora. Var. fol. und.Large-flowered Protea. Waved-leaved Var.G. H.Shrub.May.
302Lachenalia fragransSweet-scented LachenaliaG. H.Bulb.March.
303Geranium barbatumBearded-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.July.
304Daviesia ulicifoliaFurze-leaved DaviesiaG. H.Shrub.May.
305Geranium coronillæfoliumCoronilla-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.July.
306Aletris fragransSweet-scented AletrisH. H.Shrub.May.
307Protea globosaGlobe-flowered ProteaG. H.Shrub.May.
308Crotolaria verrucosaBlue-flowered CrotolariaH. H.Ann.May.
309Pultenæa villosaHairy PultenæaG. H.Shrub.June.
310Stachys coccineaScarlet ClownhealG. H.Herb.July.
311Geranium pinnatumWinged-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.May.
312Styphelia viridisGreen-flowered StypheliaG. H.Shrub.April.
313Justicia lucidaShining-leaved JusticiaH. H.Shrub.August.
314Itea spinosaThorny TeaG. H.Shrub.September.
315Orchis bicornisTwo-horned OrchisH. H.Herb.September.
316Olea apetalaPetalless OliveG. H.Shrub.March.
317Geranium undulatum. MinorWaved-flowered Geranium. Lesser Var.G. H.Herb.July.
318Hæmanthus multiflorusMany-flowered Blood-FlowerH. H.Bulb.June.
319Vicia galegifoliaGoat’s-Rue-leaved VetchG. H.Herb.August.
320Pultenæa elicifoliaHolly-leaved PultenæaG. H.Shrub.June.
321Arethusa plicataPlaited-leaved ArethusaH. H.Herb.July.
322Pitcairnia latifoliaBroad-leaved PitcairniaH. H.Herb.July.
323Geranium barbatum. Var. Minor.Bearded-leaved Geranium. Lesser Var.G. H.Herb.July.
324Magnolia purpureaPurple-flowered MagnoliaH. H.Shrub.June.
325Codon RoyeniPrickly CodonG. H.Bienn.August.
326Pharnaceum lineare. Fl. alb.Linear-leaved PharnaceumG. H.Shrub.July.
327Xeranthemum argenteumSilvery Everlasting-FlowerG. H.Shrub.April.
328Geranium bubonifoliumMacedonian-Parsley-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.June.
329Pharnaceum lineareLinear-leaved Pharnaceum. White Var.G. H.Shrub.July.
330Nymphæa stellataStarr’d Water-LilyH. H.Aquat.August.
331Xylophylla falcataCymitar-shaped-leaved XylophyllaH. H.Shrub.August.
332Protea anemonifoliaAnemony-leaved ProteaG. H.Shrub.August.
333Sagittaria lancifoliaLance-leaved ArrowheadH. H.Aquat.July.
334Struthiola tomentosaDowny-leaved StruthiolaG. H.Shrub.August.
335Gladiolus pyramidatusPyramidal-spiked GladiolusG. H.Bulb.August.
336Anchusa capensisCape AlkanetG. H.Shrub.July.
337Protea triternataCluster-headed ProteaG. H.Shrub.July.
338Geranium coronopifoliumBuck’s-horn-leaved GeraniumG. H.Bienn.August.
339Lobelia coronopifoliaBuck’s-horn-leaved LobeliaG. H.Bienn.August.
340Lobelia gracilisSlender-stemed LobeliaG. H.Ann.August.
341Phaseolus CaracallaSnail-Flower Kidney-BeanH. H.Shrub.August.
342Cobbea scandensClimbing CobbeaG. H.Shrub.October.
343Blandfordia cordataHeart-shape-leaved BlandfordiaG. H.Herb.June.
344Epidendrum ensifoliumSword-shaped-leaved EpidendrumH. H.Shrub.September.
345Hyacinthus corymbosusLinear-leaved Cape-HyacinthG. H.Bulb.October.
346Casuarina strictaUpright CasuarinaG. H.Shrub.November.
347Sophora capensisVetch-leaved SophoraG. H.Shrub.August.
348Schotia speciosaLentiscus-leaved SchotiaH. H.Shrub.October.
349Protea decumbensSlender-stemed ProteaG. H.Shrub.July.
350Lachenalia pustulataRough-leaved LachenaliaG. H.Bulb.December.
351Pultenæa rubiæfoliaMadder-leaved PultenæaG. H.Shrub.July.
352Helonias bullataSpear-leaved HeloniasHar.Herb.June.
353Aspalathus crassifoliusThick-leaved AspalathusG. H.Shrub.July.
354Geranium revolutumReflex floral-leaved GeraniumG. H.Herb.July.
355Leea pinnataWinged-leaved LeeaH. H.Herb.August.
356Arum orixensisOrixian Cuckow-pintH. H.Herb.October.
357Arctotis paradoxaChamomile-leaved ArctotisG. H.Bienn.August.
358Amaryllis brasiliensisBrasilian Lily-DaffodilH. H.Bulb.October.
359Tagetes lucidaSweet Chili MarygoldG. H.Herb.August.
360Renealmia nutansDrooping-flowered RenealmiaH. H.Herb.July.

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ERRATA.

Plate 297, Class. Pro Poliandria, lege, Polyandria.
299, Sp. Ch. lin. 2. pro eqalis, lege, æqualis.
301, Sp. Ch. lin. ntt. pro cristitatæ, lege, cristatæ.
309, Ess. Gen. Ch. lin. 1, pro quinquedentatis, lege, quinquedentatus.
310, Plate, for Stæches, read, Stachys. Calyx lin. 3, pro dentriculis, lege, denticulis.
313, Pointal. lin. 1, put (.) after top-shaped.
314, Pericarpium, lin. 2, pro muconato, lege, mucronato.
316, Title, for Petal-less, read, Petalless.
323, Sp. Ch. lin. 1, post, inequaliter, dele (,)
325, Calyx, lin. 2, pro duodecem, lege, duodecim. Description, lin. 2, for, vegetating, read, vegitating.
326, Sp. Ch. pro inequalibus, lege, inæqualibus.
329, Essen. Ch. lin. 3, direction for V. V. put Vol. V.
331, Gen. Ch. Pointal, lin. 2, after three, for, short, read, spreading, two-cleft.
337, Sp. Ch. lin. 3, pro bracteis, lege, bracteatis.
341, Plate, for Phaseolis, read, Phaseolus.
342, Descrip. lin. 4, for, East Indies, read, Chili, South America.
345, Plate, for, Corymbosa, read, Corymbosus.
346, Descrip. lin. 8, for, has, like this, read, have like this.
347, Chives, lin. 2, after, length of, leave out (,)
350, Essen. Ch. lin. 1, dele, petalis tribus infera.
353, Title, pro crassifolius, lege, crassifolia.

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Alphabetical Index to the 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. and 5th. Volume of the Botanist’s Repository.

  Pl. vol.
Aizoon canariense 2013
Aletris fragrans 3065
sarmentosa 541
Allium gracile 1072
Amaryllis Brasilienis 3585
Fothergillia 1633
radiata 952
reticulata 1793
Anchusa capensis 3365
Anemone palmata 1723
Anthericum costatum 2985
Anthillis erinacea 151
Antholyza Æthiopica 2103
fulgens 1923
ringens 321
spicata 561
tubulosa 1743
Aponogeton distachyon 2905
Arctotis paradoxa 3575
Arethusa plicata 3215
Aristea cyanea 101
major 1603
Arum orixensis 3565
Asclepias gigantea 2714
Aspalathus crassifolius 3535
Aster dentatus 611
reflexus 932
Atragene Austriaca 803
capensis 91
Azalea Pontica 161
Banksia ericafolia 1563
præmorsa 2584
serrata 822
Baurea rubioides 1983
Bignonia Leucoxylon 431
pandorana 862
Blandfordia cordata 3435
Borbonia cordata 311
Boronia pinnata 581
Brunsfelsia undulata 1673
Buchnera fœtida 802
pedunculata 842
Camellia japonica, alb. pl. 251
japonica pl. vg. to. 912
japonica rub. pl. 1993
Carneraria latifolia 2014
Casuarina stricta 3465
Cerbera Ahouai 2314
undulata a 1302
Chelone campanuloides 401
Ruelloides 341
Chiococca racemosa 2844
Chrysanthemum tricolor 1092
Cineraria aurita 241
Clematis viorna 711
Clusia flava 2234
Cobbea scandens 3425
Codon Royeni 3255
Cordia sebestena 1573
Cortusa Mathioli 11
Corræa alba 171
Crassula odoratissima 261
Crateva Capparoides 1763
Crinum giganteum 1693
spirale 922
Crowea saligna 792
Crotolaria verrucosa 3085
Cyanella capensis 1412
Cyrtanthus obliquus 2654
Cytisus tomentosus 2374
Daphne Pontica 732
Daviesia ulicifolia 3045
Diosma latifolia 331
Dodonæa triquetra 2304
Dracena borealis 2063
Echites suberecta 1873
Echium argenteum 1543
ferocissimum 391
glaucophyllum 1653
grandiflorum 201
Embothrium buxifolium 2184
lineare 2724
salignum 2153
sericeum 1002
Epidendrum cochleatum 131
ensifolium 3445
sinense 2163
Epigæa repens 1022
Eranthemum pulchellum 882
Falkia repens 2574
Ferraria pavonia 1783
viridiflora 2854
Fuchsia lycioides 1202
Galaxia grandiflora 1643
ovata 942
Gardenia tubiflora 1833
Gaultheria procumbens 1162
Gentiana purpurea 1172
Geranium astragalifolium 1903
barbatum 3035
barbatum minor 3235
bubonifolium 3285
ciliatum 2474
coronillæfolium 3055
coronopifolium 3385
cortusæfolium 1212
crassifolium 1362
echinatum 1583
elegans 281
fragile 371
grandiflorum 121
incisum 671
incrassatum 2464
laciniatum 1312
flo. purp. 2043
bicolor 2694
lineare 1933
melananthum 2093
oxalidifolium 3005
pictum 1683
pilosum 2594
pinnatum 3115
præmorsum 1503
procumbens 2544
punctatum 601
quinquevulnerum 1142
radiatum 2224
reflexum 2244
reniforme 1082
revolutum 3545
roseum 1733
selinum 2394
spathulatum 1523
curviflo. 2824
tomentosum 1152
undulatum 2925
minor 3175
Gladiolus alatus 81
abreviatus 1663
blandas 992
campanulatus 1883
carneus 2404
crispus 1422
cuspidatus 1473
pet. crisp. 2194
galeatus 1222
gramineus 621
grandiflorus 1182
longiflorus 51
nanus 1372
orchidiflorus 2414
plicatus 2684
polystachius 664
præcox flo. rub. 381
pyramidatus 3355
ringens cin. odor. 271
multiflo. 2274
undul. 2754
roseus 111
striatus 1112
versicolor 191
Gloriosa superba 1292
Gnidia lævigata 892
opposætifolia 2254
pinifolia 521
simplex 701
Goodenia calendulacea 221
ovata 681
Hæmanthus multiflorus 3185
Hebenstreitia aurea 2524
Heliconia psittacorum 1242
Helonias bullata 3525
Hemerocallis alba 1943
cærulea 61
graminea 2444
Hermannia pulverata 1613
Hibbertia volubilis 1262
Hibiscus mutabilis fl. pl. 2284
Patersonius 2864
Hillia longiflora 1453
Houstonia coccinea 1062
Hyacinthus corymbosus 3455
Hypoxis linearis 1713
obliqua 1953
stellata 1012
fl. alb. 2364
Iris longifolia 451
Itea spinosa 3145
Ixia aristata 872
bulbifera 481
bulbocodium 1703
capitata ovat. 681
fl. aur. 501
fl. al. fun. nig. 1593
stellata 2324
cinnamonea 441
columnaris 2033
versic. 2113
latifol. 2133
grandiflo. 2504
crispifolia fl. cærul. 351
crocata nig. mac. 1342
fistulosa 591
maculata 1963
min. fl. pur. 2564
polystachia 1553
incar. 1282
punctata 1773
pusilla 2454
reflexa 141
speciosa 1863
spicata 291
Ixora Pavetta virid. nig. 762
Jasminum gracile 1272
Jatropha panduræfolia 2674
Justicea lucida 3135
Lachenalia fragrans 3025
pendula 411
purpureo cærul. 2574
pustulata 3505
quadricolor 1483
reflexa 2995
rosea 2965
Lachnæa eriocephala 1042
purpurea 2935
Lambertia formosa longi flor. 691
Laseopetalum ferrugineum 2083
Leea pinnata 3555
Limonia trifoliata 1432
Lobelia coronopifolia 3395
gracilis 3405
pinifolia 2734
Magnolia fuscata 2294
pumila 2264
purpurea 3245
Mahernia odorata 852
Malpighia crassifolia 491
Malva divaricata 1823
reflexa 1352
Massonia scabra 2204
violacea 461
Melaleuca coronata 2784
ericæfolia 1753
hypericifolia 2003
Melanthium viride 2334
Mesembryanthemum glabrum 571
Metrosidera hirsuta 2814
Mimosa discolor 2354
longifolia 2073
stricta 531
Monsonia filia 2764
Moræa Northiana 2554
tricolor 832
Musa coccinea 471
Neotia speciosa 31
Nymphæa cærulea 1973
ordorata 2975
stellata 3305
Olea apetala 3165
Ophyrs lilifolia 651
Orchis bicornis 3155
ciliaris 421
Ornithogalum lacteum 2744
odoratum 2604
Pæonia albiflora 641
Passiflora aurantia 2955
maliformis 2174
Pergularia minor 1843
odoratissima 1853
Persoonia lanceolata 742
Persoonia latifolia 2804
linearis 772
Pharnaceum lineare 3265
fl. alb. 3295
Phaseolus Caracalla 3415
Physalis prostrata 752
Pitcairnia latifolia 3225
sulphurea 2494
Pittosporum coriaceum 1513
Platylobium lanceolatum 2053
ovatum 2664
scolopendrum 1913
Pogonia debilis 2123
glabra 2834
Primula Cortusoides 71
Protea anemonifolia 3325
candicans 2945
cordata 2895
cynaroides 2884
decumbens 3495
formosa 171
globosa 3075
glomerata 2644
grandiflora fol. und. 3015
lagopus 2434
longifolia nigra 1322
ferr. purp. 1332
cono turb. 1442
pinifolia 762
pulchella 2704
speciosa latifolia 1102
nigra 1032
fol. glab. 2774
spicata 2344
triternata 3375
umbellata 2484
Psoralea aculeata 1463
Pultenæa dapnoides 982
ilcifolia 3205
rubiæfolia 3315
villosa 3095
Punica granatum fl. alb. 962
Renealmia nutans 3605
Rhododendron Dauricum 41
punctatum 361
Roëlla decurrens 2384
Sagittaria lancifolia 3335
Samyda serrulata 2023
Senecio pseudo China 2915
Septas capensis 902
Schotia speciosa 3485
Sophora capensis 3475
Sowerbia juncea 812
Sprengelia incarnata 21
Stachys coccinea 3105
Struthiola ciliata 1493
fl. rub. 1392
imbricata 1332
ovata 1192
tomentosa 3345
Styphelia parviflora 2874
triflora 721
viridis 3125
Tagetas lucida 3595
Talinum patens 2534
Thunbergia fragrans 1232
Usteria scandens 631
Vaccinium amænum 1382
arctostaphyllus 301
crassifolium 1052
dumosum 1122
formosum 972
frondosum 1402
parviflorum 1252
staminium 2634
virgatum 1813
Verbascum ferrugineum 1623
Vereia crenata 211
Vicia galegifolia 3195
Viola pedata 1533
Westeringia rosmarinacea 2143
Wurmbea capensis β 2214
Xeranthemum argenteum 3275
fasciculatum 2424
fl. alb. 2794
speciocissimum 511
spirale 2624
Xylophylla falcata 3315
Zinnia verticillata 1893
violacea 551