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4. Sarsaparilla L. 8- N. and S. America
fig. 2383. 2511
The medicinal Smilax, or Sarsaparilla.
S. dspera peruviana Sarsaparilla Bauh.
S. peruviana Park.
S. glauca Michx.
The glaucous-leaved Smilax.
5. hastata Willd. ft- Carolina - 2512
The spear-shaped-feamf Smilax.*
S. Bdna n6x Michx.
S. dspera var. Lam.
Variety fL - - 2512
2 lanceolata Ph. fL fig. 2383.
S. lanceolata Walt.
? S. longifolia Wats.
6. Walter# Ph. fL Virginia - 2512
Walter’s Smilax.
S. China Walt.
§ ii. Stem prickly , round.
7. China L. ft- China - - 2513
The Chinese Smilax.
China radix Bauh., &c.
C. vulgaris officinarum Ger. Emac.
Smilax dspera'mlnor Plum.
Sankira, vulgo Quaquara, Kcempf.
8. rotundifolia L. fi- N. America 2513
The round-leaved Smilax.
9. /aurifoliai. ft- N. America - 2513
The Laurel-leaved Smilax.
S. altera, fyc., Plum. Ic.
S. lat'vis, fyc., Catesb.
10. tamnoldes L. St N. America - 2513
The black Bryony-like Smilax.
S. B rydnias nigrce, fyc., Catesb.
11. caduca L. A S. America - 2514
•The deciduous Smilax.
§ iii. Stalks unarmed, 4-angled.
12. Bona nox L. i- N. America - 2514
The Bona-nox, or ciliated , Smilax. •
S. dspera Vndice occidentdlis Bauh.
S./oliis Icitis , fyc., Pluk.
S. variegata Walt.
13. latifolia R. Br. » N. Holl. - 2514
The broad-leaved Smilax.
14 1 . quadrangularis Muhl. fL N. Americafig. 2385. 2514
The four-angled Smilax.
§ iv. Stems unarmedf round.
15. lanceolata L. ft- Virginia, &c. 2515
The lanceolate-tertflcrf Smilax.
S. non-spinosa, fyc., Cat.
16. virginiana Mill, ft- Virginia - 2515
The Virginian Smilax.
17. pubera Willd, North America 2515
The downy Smilax.
S. piimila Walt.
App. i. Kinds of Smilax which are either notintroduced, or of which we have not seen thePlants. - - - 2515
S. ovkta Pk. GeorgiaS'. klba Ph. Carolina.
S. pandurkta Ph. N. Amer.
S. nigra W. Spain.
? The black-berried var. qf S. dspera.
S. cataldnica Pair. Spain.
S. hdrrida Deaf. N. Amer.
S. glauca Walt. N. Amer.
? S. Sarsaparilla var.
S. alplna W. Greece.
Liliacea. 1 « » i_J n. t_ 2515
I. ASPA'RAGUS L. * - 2516
The Asparagus.
Sarmentdcece, part of, Juss., Nees VonEsenbeck.
Asperges, Fr.
Spargel, Ger.
Coralcruyt, Dutch.
Sperage, Old English.
1. scandens Willd. i- C. G. H. - 2516
The climbing Asparagus.
2. albus L. b. Candia - - 2516
The white Asparagus.
A. spinbsus, fyc., Park.
A. sylvtslris, fyc., Ger.
CorrOda Urtia Clus.
Wild Thong Sperage.
3. aphyllus * S. Europe - 2517
The prickly Asparagus.
Corriida altera Clus.
A. petraea, Prickly Roche Asparagus »Park.
Variety - - - 2517
2 creticus fruticosus, &c., Tourn.
4. (a.) acutifolius L. * Spain - 2517
The acute-leaved Asparagus.
A. Corriida Scop., fyc.
A./blits acidis Bauh/
A. sylve'stris Cam.
A . petree'us Ger.
Corrdda 1 .Clus.
5. horridus L. S- ? Spain - - 2517
The horrid -spined Asparagus.
A. hispanica Tourn.
II. -RU'SCUS L. iliu 2516. 2517
The Butcher’s Broom.
Fragon, Fr.
Mdusedorn, Ger.
1. aculeatus L. a. Britain - - 2518
The prickly, or common, Butcher’s Broom.Rtiscws No. 1238. Hall., fyc.
Myrtacantha, Lob.