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XX 91. Agraulus ,...3 92. Achnatherium 1 93. Calamagrostis 2 94. Gastridium I 95. Polypogon 2 96. Lagurus ^ G. 97. Stipa I 'H- 98. Milium ^ 99. Milora 1 100. Digitaria 2 101. Setaria 3 102. Echinocliloa 1 1 1 . Restiaceee. 103. Eriocaiilon I 12. Junceee. GENERAi 104. Acorus 105. Juncus ' 23 106. Luzula "^ 107. Abaraa ^ IS. ColcMcacece 108. Tofieldia 1 109. Colchicum I 14. Liliace(E, 110. Tulipa * 1 111. Fritillaria 1 15. Asphodtkae. A. 112. B. 113. 114. PhalangiuHi Muscaii Hyacinthus | J » C. 115. Honorius * 116. Scilla 117. OrnithogaUim 118. Gagea D. 119. Moly ^ ^ } * 120. 121. Allium Cepa ^ * 16. Asparageee. 122. Asparagus , 17. SmilacecB. 123. Paris... 124. Convallaria 125. Polygonatum \ * 3 126. Ruscus 1 . 1 18. Tamacete, 127. Tamus 1 19, Amaryllidete, 128. Narcissus 2 129. Ajax 2 130. Leucojum 1 131. Galanthus 1 20. Iride
3. PLANT.E EXOGENiE. 3 A. Pl. ex. monochlautdeje. I. Abietidem, \. Pinus I 2. Abies 2 3. Larix 1 2. CupressidecB. 4. Jtiiriperus 2 3^ TasidecE. 5. Taxus 1 4. SaUciniB, €. Salix 57 7. Populus 4 5. Belulidea, 8. Betula 2 ^. Alnus 1 6, Corylideee, 10. Carpin'.is 1 11. Corylus,. 1 12. Quercus 3 13. Fagus 1 14. Castanea 1 7. Myricee. 15. Myrica ^ 1 7*. EmpetridetJB. 15*. Empetrura I 8. UlmacecB. 16. Ultnus t 5 9. Uriicacea:. 17. Lupulus I 18. Urtica 3 19. Parietaria.. 1 20. Cannabis 1 ? 21. Xanthium 1 10. EupJiorbiacece. A. 22. Galarlicens 4 23. Esula 6 24. Characias 2 25. Chamaesyce 1 B. 2§. Mercurialis 2 27. Buxus 1 II. Arislolochice. 28. Aristolochise 1 29. Asarum ..^ 1 12. SantalacecB. 30. Thesium. , ^ I GENERA. XXI 13. Eleagnea. 31. Hippophae 1 14. Thymelee. 32. Daphne 3 15. Polygones. A. 33. Bistorta 2 34. Persicaria 9 35. Polygonum 1 36. Fagopyriim 3 B. 37. Lapathum U 38. Acetosa 3 39. Oxyria 1 16. Chenopodecc. 40. Blitum 1 41. Beta 2 42. Spinachia 2 43. Atijplex 7 44. Chenopodium 14 45. Salicorniu 4 46. Salsola I 17. Amaranlhidece. 47. Amaranthus 1 3 B. Pl. ex. COROLLIFLORiE. 18. Plantaginidece. 48. Plantago 3 49. Arnoglossum 6 50. Asterogeum 1 19. Liltorellideet, 51. Littorella i 20. Siaticince, 52. Statice l 53. Limonium 2 21. Primulacee. 54. Centunculus 1 55. Anagallis 2 56. Irasekia 1 57. Lysimachia 2 58. Naumburgia i 59. Numularia l 60. Hottouia 1 61. Trientalis 1 62. Primula 4 63. Cyclamen l 63*.Samolus 1 63»*.Glaux 1 22. Rhinanthuceee, A. 64. Veronica gi 65. Sibthorpia ,.. l 66. Euphrasia l 67. Odontites l 6b, Bartbiu g
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XX<br />
91. Agraulus ,...3<br />
92. Achnatherium 1<br />
93. Calamagrostis 2<br />
94. Gastridium I<br />
95. Polypogon 2<br />
96. Lagurus ^<br />
G. 97. Stipa I<br />
'H- 98. Milium ^<br />
99. Milora 1<br />
100. Digitaria 2<br />
101. Setaria 3<br />
102. Echinocliloa 1<br />
1 1 .<br />
Restiaceee.<br />
103. Eriocaiilon I<br />
12. Junceee.<br />
GENERAi<br />
104. Acorus<br />
105. Juncus<br />
'<br />
23<br />
106. Luzula<br />
"^<br />
107. Abaraa ^<br />
IS. ColcMcacece<br />
108. Tofieldia 1<br />
109. Colchicum I<br />
14. Liliace(E,<br />
110. Tulipa * 1<br />
111. Fritillaria 1<br />
15. Asphodtkae.<br />
A. 112.<br />
B. 113.<br />
114.<br />
PhalangiuHi<br />
Muscaii<br />
Hyacinthus<br />
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»<br />
C. 115. Honorius *<br />
116. Scilla<br />
117. OrnithogaUim<br />
118. Gagea<br />
D. 119. Moly<br />
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*<br />
120.<br />
121.<br />
Allium<br />
Cepa<br />
^<br />
*<br />
16. Asparageee.<br />
122. Asparagus<br />
, 17. SmilacecB.<br />
123. Paris...<br />
124. Convallaria<br />
125. Polygonatum<br />
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*<br />
3<br />
126. Ruscus<br />
1<br />
.<br />
1<br />
18. Tamacete,<br />
127. Tamus 1<br />
19, Amaryllidete,<br />
128. Narcissus 2<br />
129. Ajax 2<br />
130. Leucojum 1<br />
131. Galanthus 1<br />
20. Iride
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