PART III. ARBORETUM AND FRUTICETUM.
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phylla," for “ Munehh. Hans.,’ read “Munch. Haus.;” and, afterthe full stop, add: “ There is a plant in the Horticultural Society’sGarden, the leaves of which vary from 3 to 5 in number.”
Coria'cea.
Coriaria myrtifdlia. Page 493., add to the first paragraph: “ The fungusDothidea Coriariae Mont, is found on this species.”
C. microphylla. 593., add : “ There was a plant under the name of Coriariasarmentosa in the arboretum of Messrs. Loddiges in August, 1836.”
Celastra'cea.
E uonymus europce'us. 497., add to the paragraph headed “ Casualties “ Thefollowing fungi are found upon this species: Sphae'ria A’uonymi Kz.S. foveolaris Fr., Perispdrium alienum Fr., and C/redo Ribesii Lk.;the last being also found on some species of Ribes. — M. J. B.”
E. sarmentosus. 500., add to the paragraph headed." Spec. Char.: ” “ Therewere plants at Messrs. Loddiges’s under the name of E. scandens,in August, 1836.”
E. garcHiimfolius. 501., in the last line of the paragraph headed “Spec. Char.,Sfc.fi for “ but we have not seen plants of it,” read “there were plantsof it in the Horticultural Society’s Garden in August, 1836.”
E. grandifibrtis. 501., in the last two lines of the paragraph headed “ Spec.Char., Sfc.fi for “ This very desirable species has not yet been intro-duced,” read “ This species was introduced in 1824; ” and add : —
“ E. caucasicum Lodd. Cat., andour Jig. 2423. ; ? E. nana Bieb.
There is a plant in the arbo-return of Messrs. Loddiges,from which our figure was Q
taken.”
E. japonicus. 501., after “ Thunb.,” add, “ and our fig. 2425. and at theend of the paragraph insert, “ There are plants in the HorticulturalSociety’s Garden of this species, and a variety with variegated leaves,both of which stand out with a little protection.”
C elastrus scandens. 502.1.22. fromthe bottom, after “ culti-vated,” insert: “ Sphae'riaCelastri Schwein. is foundon this plant.”
Before the paragraph head-ed “ Half-hardy Species ofCeldstrus,” insert:—
“ C. nepalensis and C. \iyracan-thafolia were in Messrs. Lod-diges’s arboretum in August,
1836.”
Nemopanthes canadensis. 503.,to the list of Engravings,add : “ and our fig.
2424.”
2424
2425
Aquifolia'cea.
r lex Aquifolium. Page 509., add to “ Varieties —
“ ^ I- A. 24 fructu nigro Host. The black-fruited common Holly. —Thereare plants of this variety at Messrs. Loddiges’s.”
515., before the paragraph headed “ Statistics’’ insert: —
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