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varieties fife « - -1212
2 Lilas Royal, Bon. Jard. fife8 saugeana Hort. fife7,Has sange, Fr.
? S. coccinea Lodd. Cat.
S. chin6nsis rilbra Lodd. Cat.
App. i. Species of Syringa not yet intro-duced . - - 1212
S. Em&di Wall. fig. 1042.
S. villosa Vahi.
? lAgHatTum eindiut Lour.
V. FONTANK'S/yi Labill. & }
The Fontanesia. 1198.1213
1. phillyredides Labill. * ¥ Syria
fig. 1034. 1213The Phillyrea-like Fontanesia.
Forsyth ia suspensa VahL - - * 1213
Seringa susptnsa Thunb.
Lilac perp/nte Lam.
Sect. III. Traxxnie\e. 1 fife 1198. 1213VL jP’RA'XINUS Tourn. It fife 1198.1213
The Ash.
Frine , Fr.
Esche t Ger.
A. Leaflets broody smooth or shining on the tipperSurface . Natives qf Europe.
1. excelsior L. ¥ Europe
pi. 200, 201, 202. fig. 1044. 1215
The taller, or common, Ash.
F. apHala Lara.
F. rostrdta Guss.
F. O'rnus Scop.
F. erdsa Pers.
F. crispa Bose.
Le Frene, Fr.
Aesche, Esche, Ger. and Dutch.
Ask, Dan. and Swed.
Frassino, Itai.
Fresno, Span.
Freixo, Fort.
Jas, Jasen, Jassen, Russ.
JEse, Sax.
Varieties It - - .1214
2 pendula Ait. pi. 203.
The pendulous, or weeping, Ash.
pendula var. *£
The Cowpen Ash .
3 Kincairnise ItThe Kincairney Ash.
4 aurea Willd. i
The golden -barked Ash.
F. a&rea Pers.
5 aurea pendula 3?t> crispa It
F. crispa Bose.
F. atrovirens Desf.
7 jaspldea Willd. ItThe striped-barked Ash.
8 purpurascens Descemet.
The pmple-barked Ash.
9 argentea Desf. i
The silver -striped-leaved Ash.
10 lutea *t
The yeWovi-edge-leafleled Ash.
11 erosa Pers. It
12 horizontalis Desf
The horizontal-branched Ash.
13 verrucosa Desf. iThe waxted-barked Ash.
14 verrucosa pendula *t
15 nana Lodd. Cat. 3EThe dwarf Ash.
F. e. hUmilis Hort.
16 fungosa Lodd. Cat. ItThe fungous-d#r£cd Ash.
17 verticill&ta Lodd. Cat. ItThe whorled -leaved Ash.
18 villosa nova Descemet . XOther Varieties.
2. (e.) heterophylla VahL ¥ Europe
pl. 204. 1228
The various-leaved Ash.
F. simplicifdlia Willd. and Hort.
F. monophfilla Desf.
F. e. fi diversifolia Ait.
F. e. var. t Lam.
F. e..fi heterophylla Dec.
F. integrifblia and diversifblia Hort.
Variety - 1229
2 variegata fig. 1051.
3. (e.) angustifolia Bauh . i Eui*. 1229
The narrow-leaved Ash.
Other Sortsof the commonEuropean Ash 1229
B. Leaflets small, smooth or shining above. Natives
of the South of Europe, the North of Africa, orthe West of Asia.
4. (e.) parvifolia Willd. ¥ South of
Europe, North of Africa, West ofAsia pl. 205. fig. 1052. 1229
The small-leaved Ash.
5. (e. p.) argentea Lois. ¥ South of
Europe, North of Africa, and Westof Asia ... 1230
The silvery-leaved Ash.
6. (e. p.) oxycarpa Willd. ¥ South of
Europe, North of Africa, and Westof Asia - - fig. 1053. 1230
The sharp-fruited Ash.
F. oxyphylla Bieb.
F. O'rnus Pall.
7. (e.) pallida Bose. ¥ South of Europe,
N. of Africa, and W. of Asia 1230
The pale-barkcd Ash.
8. /entiscifolia Desf. ¥ South of Europe,
North of Africa, and West of Asiapl. 206. fig. 1054. 1231The Lentiscus-leaved Ash.
F. t amariscifblia Vahl.
F. parvifblia Lam.
F. alepptnsis Pluk.
Variety - - - 1231
2 pendula
C. Leaves and Leaflets large, glaucous and downybeneath. Natives exclusively of North America.
9. americana Willd. ¥ North Americapl. 207. fig. 1055. 1232
The American Ash.
F. acumindta Lam.
F. discolor Muhl.
White Ash, Green Ash, Amer.
Variety - 1232
2 latifolia ¥i