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H. Ditto.
i. The two Pointals.
I. Ditto.
k. The Petals grown 1 larger, containing the two
l. One of the Seeds.
The ASH. Fraxinus (Excelsior.)
PoLYGAMIA DlOECIA.
a. An entire Hermaphrodite Flower .
A. Ditto. The Flowers have neither Calyx
nor Petals, and are only furnished withtwo Stamina .
c. The Embryo, with its Pointal.
C. Ditto.
d. An entire Female Flower.
D. Ditto. They likewise have neither Calyx,
Petals, nor Stamina , bearing only aPointal.
e. A winged Seed. The Seeds of the Herma-
phrodite and Female Flowers are alike.
f. The Crust opening to show where the Seed
is lodged.
g. The Seed.
The CHESNUT. Fagus (Gajlanea.)
Monoecia Polyandriax
a. A Male Catkin.
b. A tingle Flower.
B. Ditto.
c. The Calyx.
C. Ditto.
d. A Female Bud of Flowers.
e. A fingle Flower.
f. The Calyx.
F. Ditto.
g. A single Embryo, with its Pointals.
G. Ditto.
H. The two Embryos with their Pointals, set-
in their permanent Calyx.
*• The spinous Capsule.
The same, opening at the top to emit theNuts or Seeds.
I. A single Nut.
( Hippo-castanum.)■Heptandria Monogynia.
a. An entire Flower.
b. The Calyx.
• c. The five Petals.
d. The Stamina.
e. The Embryo, with its Pointal.
J. The spinous Capsule.
g. A Transverse Section of ditto, showing the
Partition and Beceptacle.
h. Ditto, as it opens in three divisions.
i. The Nuts or Seeds.
The WALNUT. Juglans (Regia.)
Monoecia Polyandria.
a, A Male Catkin.
-Ditto, in its natural size,
c. A single Male Flower.
e. The Stamina.
/•A Female Flower.
g. Ditto, in its natural size.
h. The Calyx.
i. The Corolla.
k. The Embryo, with its Pointals. '
2. The covering of the' Shell. Drupa.m. The Nut divefted of its covering.
7 i. Ditto, split open.o. A Kernel.
The WHITE BEAM TREE. Cratagus(Aria.)
ICOSANDRIA DlGYNIA.
a. An entire Flower.
b. The Calyx. , i
c. The Petals , or Flower Leaves.
d. The Stamina.
e. The Pointals.
f. The Embryo, as it sits within the Calyx,
with its Pointals.
g. The Fruit, or Berry.
h A Transverse Section of ditto.