PART III. ARBORETUM AND FRUTICETUM.
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of Nepal, where it is calledGoom-gacha, and where itgrows to be a considerabletree, much branched, the trunkand limbs covered with warts,but the younger branches gla-brous. It produces, fromApril to June, profuse clustersof white sweet-smelling flowers;which are succeeded by smalloval berries of a brilliant bluecolour, and covered with a jy'beautiful bloom. It was dis-covered by Dr. Wallich, whosent a plant to the GlasgowBotanic Garden, where it flow-ered for the first time in Au-gust, 1828.”
L. lucidum. Page 1202., add to the para-graph headed “ L. 1. 2 fioiibun-duw, ’ after “ Donald’s Cat.
“ and our Jig. 2508.”
L. japonicum. 1202., add to paragraph : “ There are now (1838) plants ofthis species in the Horticultural Society’s Garden, which have beenraised from seed. Mr. Gordon thinks that they approach L. lucidum,but they are at present too small to enable us to speak decidedly.”
P hillyrea. 1203., add to “ Gen. Char., fyc.: ” “ AEcidium Phillyreae Dec. isfound on the leaves.”
O 'lea. 1207. 1. 7. from the bottom, add: “ Sphae'ria O'leae is found on theleaves; and Agaricus olearius Dec., remarkable for its luminosity,on the trunk.”
O. capensis. 1208., after “ Tint. Reg., t. 613.,” add : “ and our fig. 2509.”
“ « Noteles'a \igustrina Vent. Ch., 256., and our fig. 2510., the southernolive, is a very handsome evergreen shrub, greatly resembling an olive ; a na-tive of Van Diemen’s Land. Introduced in 1807.”
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Syringa. 1209. 1. 16., after full stop, add : “ Agaricus reductus Fr. is foundon the leaves ; and Dacrymyces Springes Fr., Sphae'ria oculata Fr.,S. Syringes Fr., and Conoplea olivacea Pers., the last being also occa-sionally on the beech.— M. J. £.”
S. Josikes' a. 1210., add to list of Engravings: “ Botanist, t. 24.”
S. Emodi. 1212., for “ our fig. 1041.,” read “ our fig. 1042.”
Fraxinus. 1214., after the paragraph headed “ Gen. Char., fyc.fi insert:—“ Fungi. Agaricus Gunneri Fr., Polyporus imbricatus Fr., P. Fraxini Fr.,Pe ziza fascicularis A. et S., P- connivens Fr., Tympanis jFVaxini Fr., Stictissphaeralis Fr., Exidia lobata Sommerfelt ; Sclerotium scutellatum A. et S., on
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