PART III. ARBORETUM AND FRUTICETUM.

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.HYPERicA'CEa;.

Page 397. line 18., after the full stop, add : “ On the leaves of plants of thisorder are found f/rtdo -flypericdrum, and iEcidium i/yperici frondosiSchwein.”

398., dele the whole of “ //yperieum foliosum,” it being a syn. of II. Kalmi-

anum.

H. canariense. 399., add to list of Engravings, “and our Jig. 2414.”

H. chinense. 399., to “ Synonymes ,” add “ ? II. nepalenseIlort" _ _

H. Kalmiknam. 400. 1. 3., after semicolon, add “ H. foli-osum Ait. Hort. Kew., ed. 1., iii. p. 104.; shiningSt. John’s Wort.”

H. proltjicum. 401., add to list of Engravings, “ andour Jig. 2415.”

H. cegypfiacuni. 401.,add to list of Engravings, “andonr Jig. 2416.”

403., at the end of the paragraph headed “ Other Species of ’Hypericum,” add:“ There is a plant entitled II. nepalense in the Horticultural Society’sGarden, and another at Flitwick.”

.dCERA'CEAC.

Fungi. 405. 1. 6., add as a paragraph: “ The principal fungi found on thegenus A' cer are, Thelephora «cerina Pers., which also occurs on thebeech; Pe ziza Platani Pers , on the leaves of A'cer /ilatandides;Sphae'ria incrustans Pers., also sometimes found on the poplar;S. hystrix Tode, S. subtecta Fr., and S. dioica, found on the syca-more; S. pugillus Schwein.-, S. scutellata Pers., found also on thealder; S. protracta Pers., on the common maple; S. papula Schwein.-,S. inquinans Tode; S. «cericola Duly; Rhytisma punctatum Fr.,on the leaves; Phacidium «cerinum Fr.; ifrysiphe bicornis Lie., andPuccinia Acerum Lk., on the leaves; Myxotrichum molle Fr.; Yolu-tella pallens Fr. ; and Coryneum umbonatum Fees. — M. J. B.”

A'cer oblongum. 405. last line from the bottom, add “ and our Jigs. 2417.and 2418.”