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H. clavuligerum Fr., on S. alba; Sporotrichum fulvum Fr., S. salicinum Fr .;Fusisporium ebulliens Fr., on S. mollissima; Naemaspora incarnata Desm.,Conoplea cinerea Pen .; Uredo mixta Lk., U. saliceti Schlecht., U. epltea Kz.,U. caprearum Dec., and Puccinia Palicum Lk., onleaves.— M. J. B.”

S. babylbnica. Varieties. Page 1514., after “ S. b.

Napoledna ,” add: “ May 10th, we receivedspecimens from the brickfield at Hanwell,

Pope’s Villa, and the Twickenham BotanicGarden, in blossom ; all with female flowers.”

S. nigra. 1529., add to the paragraph headed“ Spec. Char., S;c.: ” “ In fig. 2527. a showsS. nigra, and b S. figustrina.” 2527

S. versicolor. 1541., add to list of Engravings: “our fig. 2528.”

1(102. After “ App. i.,” add : —

“ S. c olutebides Mirb. Mus., vol. xiv. t. 20., and our fig. 2529., has the

leaves elliptic, blunt, terminated by small mucros, quite entire, glabrous, onshort footstalks, wedge-shaped and oblique at the base, glaucous beneath.Male catkins appearing with the leaves, oblong-conical, interrupted at thebase. Stamens 8—12. Filaments unequal. (Mirbel.) A shrub or tree, anative of Senegal, where it was discovered by M. Perodet. Leaves froml in. to 1 in. in length, and from 3 to 5 lines in breadth ; rounded at thetip. Female not known, (p. 463.)”

1602., add to Kinds of Salix not introduced :•—■

S. sitchensis Hort. is mentioned in the Mem de VAcad, des Scien. Petersb.,as quoted in Ann. des Scien. Nat., 2d ser., t. iii. p. 237.

P Apulus. 1637. 1. 18., after “ surface ” add, omitting full stop : “; the budsare also without gum.”

Last line but one, add : “ The flavour of the herbage of P. nigra and P.fastigiata, when bruised, is very peculiar; and the smell of a driedbranch resembles that of the common walnut.”

1638. 1. 9. from the bottom: “ The following list of fungi found on thespecies of this genus, has been sent to us by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley:— Agaricus Battarr<® Fr., A. haustellaris Fr., Daedalea angustata Fr.,Polyporus jnopulinus Fr., P. castaneus Fr., Thelephora flocculentaFr., T. rosea Pers., T. suaveolens Fr., Pe ziza sceptrum Batsch, inpoplar groves; P. corticalis Pers., also on the oak; P. spadicea Pers .;P. caucus Beb., on catkins; Stictis ocellata Fr., S. farinosa Fr. ; S.rhodoleuca Somm., also on pine cones; Sclerotium inclusum S. et K.,S. populneum Fr., bn leaves; S. rhizomorpha Fr., S. protuberans Fr.,Sphse'ria ligniota Fr., S. aneirina Soimn.,S. operta Schmidt, S.yiopulinaPers., S. mutila Fr., S. ceuthocarpaFV., S. exilis A. et S., S. macularisFr., S. tremulae'cola Fr., S. frondicola Fr., on leaves; Cytispora chry-sosperma Fr., on leaves; Phoma filum Fr., Dothidea sphaeroides Fr .;Phacidium fimbriatum Schmidt., on leaves ; Hysterium emergens Fr.,Didymium serpula Fr., Perichae'na jiopulina Fr., Hyphelia rosea Fr. ;