CHAP. CIII.
salica'ceaj. sa'lix.
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35. S. myrtilloides i., not of Willd. nor Smith,in p. 1587.
Syn.: &. elegans Besser En. Pl.'Volhyn. \ No. 150.
Chrysanth<E.
Catkins sessile, with small bract-like leaves at the base; produced afrthe ends of the branches of theprevious year, or just below them, and placed above the leaf-buds.
36, S. laniita L. Syn.: S. chrysanthos Vahl FI. Dan. \ S. depr^ssa Lin. FI. Suec., FI. Lapp. ; No.164. in p. 1593.
Group ix. Frigidce.
Catkins lateral, the fertile ones on leafy peduncles; scales dark or brown at the point. Stamens 2,distinct, or slightly joined. Anthers, after flowering, yellow or brown. Capsules sessile, or placedon stalks thafare not longer than the gland. Branchy shrubs ; the old branches knotted, and theyounger ones hardly twiggy, or fit for basketwork.
37. S. limdsa Wahl. Syn. : S. nivea Ser. Sal. Helo.; S. helvetica Fill. Delph. j S. br&ctea Debray.
in-den Denkschrif. d. liegensb. Bot. Ges., % p. 43. ; S. aren&ria Willd. Sp. PI .; S. leuco-phylla Willd. Enum. Supply Berol. Baum*. ; S. aren&ria Smith FI. Br. ; S. canescens Willd.Sp. PI .; S. Stuartz'drca Smith in Rees’s Cyclo.; No. 67. and 68. in p. 1547.
38. S. glatica L. Syn.: S. sericea Fill. Delph .; S. glafica y Lappbnum Wahl. FI. Lapp. ; S. Lap-
pbnum Lin. Sp. PL , Willd. Sp. PL ; S. albida Schleich. Cat .; S. elffiagnoides Schleich. Cat. ySer. Sal. Helv .; S. appendicul&ta Vahl in FI. Dan. ; S. glaflca /S appendicul&ta Wahl. FI.Lapp. ; No. 61. in p. 1544.
39. S. pyrenaica Gouan. Syn.: S. ciliata Dec. FI. Fr. ; S. pyrenMca ciliAta Dec. Fl. Ft. ; No. 69.
in p. 1547.
40. S. Waldsteinzdwa 'Willd. Syn.: S. arbdscula Jacq. Aus.; S. ov&ta Ser. Sal. Helv., Ser. Sal.
exsicc. ; No. 70. in p. 1547.
41. S. prunifblia Smith. Syn.: S. venulbsa Smith Fl. Br.; S. carin&ta Smith Fl. .Br.; S. formbsa
Willd. Sp. PL ; S. fce'tida Schleich. Cent.; S. alpina Sut. Helv. ; S. wacciniifolia Eng. Bot.,Rees's Cyclo.', Nos. 145,146, and 147. in p. 1585.; and No. 148. inp."1586.
42. S. cassia fill. Syn : S. prostrdta Ehrh. PI. Select. ; S. myrtilloides Willd. Sp. PI., not of Lin.
nor of Smith ; No. 149. in p. 1586.
43. S. Myrsinltes Lin. Syn.: S. arbutifblia Willd. Sp. PL, Ser. Sal. Helv. ; S. dftbia Sut. Fl. Helv. ;
S. retdsa Dicks. ; No. 153. in p. 1588.
44. S. JacqufmY Host. Syn.: S. fusca Jacq. Austr., not of Lin.; S. alpina Scop. Cam. ; S. Jacquin-
iana Willd. Sp. PI.; No. 196. in p. 1598. S. arctica R. Br. geems intermediate between S.JacqufmY and S. reticulata j p. 1602.
Group x. Glaciates ,
From the terminal bud of the branches of the preceding year, proceeds a new branch clothed withleaves, having the buds for a future year in their axils; and on the top of this is placed a catkin.The catkins,'therefore, are seated upon a leafy permanent peduncle, by which the branch is con-tinued and lengthened. Very small shrubs, with subterranean creeping trunks, and ascendingbranches.
45. S. reticulata Lin. ; No. 159. in p. 1543.
45. S. rethsa Lin. Syn.: S. Kitaibeh'drca Willd. Sp. PL, Wahl. Carpat. ; S. serpyllifblia Scop. Corn. ,Willd. Sp. PL, Jacq. Austr. ; Nos. 156. and 157. in p. 1589., and No. 159. in p. 1590.
47. S. herbacea Lin. ; No. 161. in p. 1590.
48. S. pol&ris Wahl, ; No. 162. in p. 1591.
The following species, Koch states, are not sufficiently known to him to be comprehended in anyof the preceding groups : — S. tuol&cea Willd. and S. Trevirkm Spreng., which are in the BotanicGarden, Erlangen , but have not yet (1828) flowered. The following Koch had not seen : — S. versi-iolia WahL, S. punctata Wahl., S. cords cans Willd., S. cineriscens Willd., S. reflexa Willd., S.rufinervis Dec., S. canaliculkta Bess., and S. campestris Fries. Very many of these are, probably,either synonymes or varieties of those already described ; as are the following :— S. splendens, rdbens,i8eiana, wepetifblia, and multiflbra Presl ; and S. reflexa sedinensis and Pseddo-cdprea Compend.I'l. Ger.
App. iv. Kinds of Salix described in Host's Flora Austriaca, andJignred in Host’s Salix .
The very few identifications given are those of Host.
Salix 41ba, m. and f., Fl. Am., 2. p. 638., Sal., t. 32. and S3.
alpestris, r/i. and f., Fl. Aus., 2. p. 65 3., Sal., t. 99. and 100.; S. Waldsteim'dna Willd. Sp.
PI., 4. p. 679.; S. HosWdTO Willd. Mag., 1810, p. 63.amygdaline, m. and f., Fl. Am., 2. p. 634., Sal., 1.13. and 14.austriaca, ra. and f., Ft. Am., 2. p. 616., Sal., t. 64. and 65.aurlta, m. and f., Fl. Am., p. 648., Sal., t. 78.
p 703 m ' and f '’ FL AUS '■ 2 ' P ' 616 '’ SaL> *' 66 ' and CT ’’ Lin ‘ Sp ‘ FL ’ 1448 '>’ WiUd ' Sp ' Pl>carnidlica.m. and f., Fl. Am., 2. p. 641., Sal., t. 44. and 45.
cmerea, m. and f., FL Aus., 2. p. 637., Sal., t. 26. and 27. ; S. rfaphnoldes Fill. Delph., 3.p. 765. t. 5. f. 2. ; S. pra'cok Hippe.
e ,nc ,° < 7 )r , m. and f., Fl. Aus., 2. p. 639., Sal., t. 34. and. 35.; S. minima, &c., Rail Syn.,p. 449., applied by Smith in Eng. FL, 4. p. 192., to S. riibra Huds.coruscans, tn.andf., Fl. Aus., 2. p. 651., Sal., t.94., Willd. Sp. PL, 4.p.681.; S. arbdscula
.[am Jut. + At\0 Tr.. , n. ’ * 3 7 i J J. 1
Jacq. Aus., t. 408., Host Syn., p. 527.discolor, m. and f., FL Aus., 2. p. 645., 7e'egans, m. and f„ Fl. Aus., 2. p. 652., Sal., t. y/.
SS lslor > m - and f., Fl. Aus., 2. p. 638., Sal., t. 28. and 29.navescens, m. and f., FL Am., 2. p. 653., Sal, 1. 101.
S 1 ’ “■ and -’ f > FL Aus -’ 2 - P- 635-, Sal., 1.18. and 19.
iSSIuf-’ and £ > m - Aus -< 2. P- 636., Sal., t. 20. and 21.; S. ftAgilis Host Syn.,' p. 527.ttagilissima, m. and f., FL Aus., 2. p. 636., Sal., t. 22. and 23.
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