endula.
119 Strelitzia Reginae.

INDEX.

In which the English Names
of the Plants contained in
the _Fourth Volume_ are alphabetically
arranged.

_Pl._

134 Adonis Spring.
125 Alstroemeria striped-flowered.
139 ------------ spotted-flowered.
129 Amaryllis superb.
130 Alyssum bladder-podded.
126 ------- purple.
123 Anemone star.
117 Bell-flower Carpatian.
113 Bindweed purple.
132 Bramble dwarf.
124 Candy-tuft Gibraltar.
114 Catchfly pendulous.
131 Catesbaea thorny.
112 Cistus gum.
143 Crane's-bill clammy.
121 Daffodil peerless.
144 Ferraria curled.
136 Geranium square-stalked.
135 Gladiolus superb.
122 Hyacinth starch.
133 -------- two-coloured.
127 Ixia bending-stalked.
138 Kalmia hairy.
111 Lathyrus tuberous.
115 -------- blue-flowered.
109 Lavatera annual.
116 Limodorum tuberous-rooted.
140 Lupine yellow.
110 Mimosa whorl'd-leaved.
118 Orpine evergreen.
142 Scorzonera Tangier.
137 St. John's-wort warty.
119 Strelitzia Canna-leaved.
128 Squill bell-flowered.
141 Turnsole peruvian.

FOOTNOTES

[1] From the gaiety of its flowers, which, from their stripes, appear
like an object decorated with ribbands.--_Vitta_, a ribband; _vittata_,
dressed with ribbands. _Ainsw._

[2] The leaves being somewhat like those of the Myrtle, and a gummy
substance exuding from the plant as in the Gum Cistus.

[3] In his Journal des Observations Physiques, Mathematiques, et
Botaniques, faites sur les Cotes Orientales de l'Amerique meridionale,
&c. printed in 1714.

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