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XXIV GENERA. 45. Umbellifera, 266. Daucus 2 267. Sanicula 1 268. Torilis 3 269. Caucaiis 270. Turgenia 271. Cerefoliutn 272. Aiiilnijcus 273. Scandix 274. Myrihis 275. Cliasropliyllum 276. Diepanophjllum .... 277. Slum 278. lljdrocotjle , 279. Cicuta , 280. Phellandrium 281. CE.mnthe 282. Ixliiiiopiiora 283. Crithmiim , 284. Pimpinella 285. Triiiia 286. vEthiisa 287. Ctiiiium 2.S8. Biinium 280. iEgopodiiun 290. Carum 291. RIeuin 292. Liguiiiciim 293. Pseiidospermum 294. Libanotis... 295. Thysselinmn 296. Iniperatoria 297. Aiif^elica 298. Archangelica 209. Spondvlium 300. Tordyiimn 301. Coriandriira 302. PeucedanuHi 303. Pastinaca 304. Silaus 305. Petroselinuin 306. Apiiim 307. Foeniciiliwn 308. Smyrnium 309. Bupleuruin 310. Agostana 2 311. Eiyngium 2 46. SaxifragecB, 312. Robertsonia .. 6 313. Ilydatica 1 314. Mibcopetalum 1 315. Kinsstoiria 1 316. Saxifraga 25 317. Clirysospleiiiuin 2 47. Crassulaceff'. 318. Umbilicus 2 319. TLllaea 1 320- iiciluui ..li> 321. Seinpeivivura .. . .. .«. 1 48. Puitulacetn. 322. Monlia 1 49. ParonychidetE, A. 323. Scleranthus.... 2 324. Adenarimn I B. 325. Illccebrum I 3'26. Corrigiola 1 327. Herni'aria 2 328. Polycarpon I C. 3-^9. Larbrea 1 50. GrossularidT, 330. Ribes 5 51. Cucurbitaceer. 331. Bryonia 1 332. Cucumis 2 333. Cucurbita 1 52. Salicaria. aS4. Lydiruin 2 335. Portula 1 53. Tumavidnte. 336. Taaiarix 1 54. Ceratophylleo!. 337. Ceiatophyllmn 2 55. IlaloragctF. 338. Callitriche 2 339. Hippuris I 340. Myriophyllum 2 56. Onagrariic. A. 341. Circaea 3 B. 342. CEjiothera 1 343- Chaiiiaeiierioa 1 344. Epilobium 7 57. Pomaceee, 345. Pyrns ^ 346. Crataegus 2 347. Mespilus 3 58. Rosacea. 348. Rosa 26 59. jdgrimoniaceee. 349. Polerium... 1 350. Sanguisorba 1 351. Alchetnilla 4 352. Agrimonia 1 60, Dryadees. 353. Dry as I 354. Cuuin 3 355. bibbaldia 1
356. Potentnia 14 357. Fragaria 2 3b8. Rubus 8 61. Ulmari(E. 359* Spiraea 3 62. DrupacecB. 360. Cerasus 3 361. Pronas 3 63. LeguminoscB. A. 369. Ulex 2 3Q3. Genista 4 364. Ononis 1 365. Anthyllis I B. 366. Trifolium ....17 367. Melilotus 1 368. Medicago 6 369. Trigonella 1 370. Lotus 3 371. Glycyrrhiza 1 C. 372. Oxytropus 2 373. Astragalus 2 D. 374. Latiiyrus 7 375. Pisum.... ... . 2 376. Orobus 4 377. Vicia 12 E. 378. Ornithopos 1 379. Hippocrepis 1 380. Onobrychis 1 64. Celastrines. 381. Staphylea 1 382. Evonymus 1 3S2*.Ilex 1 65. Rhamnece. 383. Rhamnus 2 3 D. Pl. ex. THAtAMIFLORjB. 66. Geranieai A. 384. Erodium 4 385. Geranium 13 B. 386. Tmpatiens 1 C. 387. Oxalis. 3 67. Hypericinece. 388. AndrosiEmutn 1 389. Hypericum 10 68. AcerineeB. 390. Acer... 2 69. Tiliaceee. 391. Tilia 2 70. MalvacetE. 392. Malva 3 393. Ahh«a 2 VOL. T» GENERA. XXV 394. Lavatera i 71. LinetB. 395. Linum 5 72. CaryophylletB. A. 396. Saponaria I 397. Diantlius 3 398. CucubalUs 3 399. Silene 8 400. Lychnis 6 B. 401. Biiffonia 1 402. Willisellus 1 403. Sagina ... 3 404. Spergula ;...... 5 405. Cherleria 1 406. Arenaria., 5 407. Alsinella 3 408. Holosteum 1 409. Sleliaria 16 410. Moenchia ,... 1 73. Cistinea. 411. Helianthemum .... i,... t 74. Frankeniacets. 412. Frankenia ........... . 2 75. Droseracece. 413. Drosera 3 76. ResedacecB. 414. Reseda 2 77. PolygdUce. 415. Polygala 2 78. fiolaeeee. 416. Viola 7 79i Parnassice^ 417. Parnassia 1 80. Cruciferce. A. 418. Cardamine 7 419. Arabis 6 420. Turritis 1 421. Barbarea 2 422. Nasturtium .. i 4 423. Sisymbrium^ -. 3 424. Erysimum ; 3 425. Cheiranthus..i 1 426. Matthiola 2 427. Hesperis 1 B. 428. Brassica . . i 5 429. Sinapis.i. 5 C. 430. Raphanus 1 431. Raphanistrum 2 D. 432. Cakile. ;.;... .-• 1 433. Crambe .••• 1 E. 434. Coronopus S €
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356. Potentnia 14<br />
357. Fragaria 2<br />
3b8. Rubus 8<br />
61. Ulmari(E.<br />
359* Spiraea 3<br />
62. DrupacecB.<br />
360. Cerasus 3<br />
361. Pronas 3<br />
63. LeguminoscB.<br />
A. 369. Ulex 2<br />
3Q3. Genista 4<br />
364. Ononis 1<br />
365. Anthyllis I<br />
B. 366. Trifolium ....17<br />
367. Melilotus 1<br />
368. Medicago 6<br />
369. Trigonella 1<br />
370. Lotus 3<br />
371. Glycyrrhiza 1<br />
C. 372. Oxytropus 2<br />
373. Astragalus 2<br />
D. 374. Latiiyrus 7<br />
375. Pisum.... ... . 2<br />
376. Orobus 4<br />
377. Vicia 12<br />
E. 378. Ornithopos 1<br />
379. Hippocrepis 1<br />
380. Onobrychis 1<br />
64. Celastrines.<br />
381. Staphylea 1<br />
382. Evonymus 1<br />
3S2*.Ilex 1<br />
65. Rhamnece.<br />
383. Rhamnus 2<br />
3 D. Pl. ex. THAtAMIFLORjB.<br />
66. Geranieai<br />
A. 384. Erodium 4<br />
385. Geranium 13<br />
B. 386. Tmpatiens 1<br />
C. 387. Oxalis. 3<br />
67. Hypericinece.<br />
388. AndrosiEmutn 1<br />
389. Hypericum 10<br />
68. AcerineeB.<br />
390. Acer... 2<br />
69. Tiliaceee.<br />
391. Tilia 2<br />
70. MalvacetE.<br />
392. Malva 3<br />
393. Ahh«a 2<br />
VOL. T»<br />
GENERA. XXV<br />
394. Lavatera i<br />
71. LinetB.<br />
395. Linum 5<br />
72. CaryophylletB.<br />
A. 396. Saponaria I<br />
397. Diantlius 3<br />
398. CucubalUs 3<br />
399. Silene 8<br />
400. Lychnis 6<br />
B. 401. Biiffonia 1<br />
402. Willisellus 1<br />
403. Sagina ... 3<br />
404. Spergula ;...... 5<br />
405. Cherleria 1<br />
406. Arenaria., 5<br />
407. Alsinella 3<br />
408. Holosteum 1<br />
409. Sleliaria 16<br />
410. Moenchia ,... 1<br />
73. Cistinea.<br />
411. Helianthemum .... i,... t<br />
74. Frankeniacets.<br />
412. Frankenia ........... . 2<br />
75. Droseracece.<br />
413. Drosera 3<br />
76. ResedacecB.<br />
414. Reseda 2<br />
77. PolygdUce.<br />
415. Polygala 2<br />
78. fiolaeeee.<br />
416. Viola 7<br />
79i Parnassice^<br />
417. Parnassia 1<br />
80. Cruciferce.<br />
A. 418. Cardamine 7<br />
419. Arabis 6<br />
420. Turritis 1<br />
421. Barbarea 2<br />
422. Nasturtium .. i 4<br />
423. Sisymbrium^ -. 3<br />
424. Erysimum ; 3<br />
425. Cheiranthus..i 1<br />
426. Matthiola 2<br />
427. Hesperis 1<br />
B. 428. Brassica . . i 5<br />
429. Sinapis.i. 5<br />
C. 430. Raphanus 1<br />
431. Raphanistrum 2<br />
D. 432. Cakile. ;.;... .-• 1<br />
433. Crambe .••• 1<br />
E. 434. Coronopus S<br />
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