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growing sparingly, like the mistletoe, upon the branches of Eucalyp-tus, Canarina, A cacia, and Melaleuca; but in King George’s Sounda terrestrial species occurs, forming a small tree 15 ft. high. ( PennyCyclop., vol. iii. p. 124.)”
Caprifolia'ce^e.
Sambucus. Page 1027., add to the paragraph headed “ Gen. Char., Sfc. “ Thefungi on plants of this genus are: Peziza capula var. Holmsk., Ce-nangium acutum Fr., Exidia auricula Judae Fr., Sphae'ria spiculosaPeis., S. floccosa Fr., S. pulicaris Fr., S. surculi Fr. ; S. hirta Fr.,on Sambucus racemosa; S. patula Fr., Dothidea Sambuci Fr., Hys-terium Sambuci Schwein. — M. J. B.”
Viburnum. 1032., after the paragraph headed “ Description, Sfc.fi add :“ The fungi on plants of this genus are: Sphae'ria prorumpens Wallr.,on F. O'pulus; S. friabilis Pers., and S. Fiburni Schwein., on F. joruni-folium; Cenangium Fiburni Fr., on some American species; Puc-cinia Linkii Klotzch. — M. J. B.”
V. leevigatum. 1035., add to the “Synonymes “ F. carolinianum Hort .”
V. Lantana. _ Varieties. 1036. “ F. L. 2 grandifdlia. This, Mr. Gordonthinks, is the same as F. lantanoides.
V. cctinifolium. 1037., between “ Identification” and “ Engravings” insert:“ Synonyme. V. Mulldha Ham. in D. Don. Prod. FI. Nep., p. 141.”
1038., dele the paragraph headed “ V. Mullaha.”
V. O'pulus. 1040., add to “ Varieties —
“ * V. O. 4 nana Hort. — A very distinct little plant, not more than 6 in.or 8. in. high. There are plants in the Horti-cultural Society’s Garden, and in the HammersmithNursery.”
Lonicera. 1043. 1. 14., before “ Price,” in-sert : “ The fungi on this genus are :
Polyporus LonicereeWeinm.jPezizabarbata Kz., P. Lonicerce A. et S.,
Tympanis Lonicer® Moug., Sphac'-ria umbilicata Pers., S. XylosteiFr., S. cingulata Mont., S. Loni-cevee Sow., Dothidea Xylostei Fr.,LasiobotrysLonicerffi Kz., iEcidimnPericlymeni Dec., and JE. xyloste-atum Lk. — M. J. B.”
L. parvijlbra. 1048., add to the list of Engravings: “figs. 2480 “ and 2481.”
L. sempervirens. Varieties. 1049. L. s. 2 major. Add, after “ Schmidt Baum.,t. 104.“ and our fig. 807.”
1050., before the paragraph headed“ L. pildsa,” insert: —
“ L. hispidula, Caprifolium hispi-dulum Dougl., and our fig. 2483., is anative of the west coast of NorthAmerica, and was sent home byDouglas in 1827 There are plantsin the Horticultural Society’s Gar-den.”
L.longifldra. 1051., add to list of En-gravings: “and oar fig. 2482.”
1055., before the “ Hardy Species notyet introduced ,” insert :—
“ L. montana Hort. There is aplant under this name in the Hor-ticultural Society’s Garden.”
Symphoricdrpos racenibsus. 1058., add “ Sclerotiuin concavum Desm. is foundon the berries.”
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