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folia,” turn 1. in “ lancea;” and under F. am.^uglandifolia, in the nextcolumn, for “ lancea,” read “ epiptera.”

Page 1246.'last line but 3, dele “ Theophrasti,” and “ am. Theophrasti,” thiskind being the same as nana.

1247., make the same alterations as in p. 1246.

./asmina'ceae.

Sasminum. 1248., after “ Gen. Char., $c.” add : “ Puccinis .Jasmini Dec. isfound on the leaves of J. fruticans.”

Apocyna'ce/e.

Yinca. 1254., add to “ Gen. Char., S-r. The following fungi are found onthese plants :—Sphse'ria agglomerata Pers., f/redo Finem Dec., andPuccini» Fine® Berk., on the leaves.— M. J. B.”

1256., before App. I. add ; —

“Yinca acudjldra Bert. Leaves ovate, acute at both ends; margin gla-brous. Segments of the calyx narrow, linear, naked. Segments of thecorolla oblique, ovate-acuminate. Flowering in March and April. We areindebted for an account of this species to Signor G. Manetti, of Monza.”

Asciepiada'cem.

1258., after the paragraph commencing “ The Half-hardy Species o/Periploca,”insert:—

“ Physianthus albicans Hort., P. undulatus Hort., is a hardy climber, fromSouth America, which has stood out in the Vauxhall and Fulham Nurserieswithout any protection.”

BlGXON/.t'C'i/E.

Bignoma. 1259., add to “ Gen. Char., Sgc. Sphas'ria sacculus Schwein., S.

Bignoniffi Schwein., and Dothidea Bignonit? Fr. —M. J. B.”

Tecoma radicans. Varieties. T. r. 2 major. 1259., for “ a paler scarlet,” read“ darker scarlet.”

Solana'cea:.

Solanum. 1266., for “ Crabo'wskia,” read “ Grabo'wsku.” Add to “ Gen.

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