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  • Butomus, 437
  • Butter-cup, 11
  • Butter-nut, 327
  • Butter-nut Walnut (fig. 79), 179
  • Butter-tree, 400
  • Buxus, 430
  • Byttneria, 300
  • C.
  • Cabomba, 254
  • Cactus, 368
  • Caiophora, 362
  • Calabash Tree, 405
  • Calandrinia, 364
  • Calceolaria, 411
  • Calempelis, 404
  • Calla ethiopica, 454
  • Callista, 113
  • Callistachys, 40
  • Callistemon, 359
  • Callitriche, 355
  • Callitris, 222
  • Calluna, 114
  • Calochortus, 450
  • Calycanthus, 351
  • CalyceraceÆ, 390
  • CalyciflorÆ, 237
  • Calycine scales, 291
  • Calyptrate calyx, 265
  • Calystigia, 408
  • Calyx (fig. 3), 7
  • Camellia, 304
  • Campanula, 394
  • Camphor of Sumatra, 303
  • Camphor Tree, 424
  • Candy Tuft, 270
  • Canna, 442
  • Cannabis, 162
  • Cannon ball Tree, 360
  • Cape Gooseberry, 145
  • Cape Heaths, 112
  • Cape Jasmine, 89
  • Cape Marigold, 107
  • Caper Spurge, 429
  • Caper Tribe, 274
  • Capparis, ib.
  • Caprifolium, 383
  • Capsicum, 144
  • Carex, 457
  • Carica, 361
  • Carina, 37
  • Carnation (fig. 118), 289
  • Carob Tree, 46
  • Carpels (figs. 5 & 7), 13, 24
  • Carpinus, 201
  • Caryocar, 327
  • CaryophyllaceÆ, 289
  • Caryopsides, 33
  • Cashew Nut, 348
  • Cassandra, 116
  • Cassava, 430
  • Cassine, 343
  • Castor Oil, 431
  • Casuarina, 204
  • Catalpa, 405
  • internal">358
  • Deodar, 217
  • DeutziÆ, 358
  • Devil-in-a-Bush, 26
  • Dewberry, 57
  • Dianthus, 289
  • DichlamydeÆ, 237
  • Diclytra, 266
  • Dicotyledonous Plants, 234
  • Dictamnus, 341
  • Didymocarpus, 412
  • Digitalis, 411
  • Dillenia, 240
  • Dillwynia, 40
  • DionÆa muscipula, 284
  • Dioscorea, 447
  • Diosma, 341
  • Diphylleia, 253
  • Dipsacus, 389
  • Dirca palustris, 427
  • Dock, 423
  • Dodecatheon, 418
  • Dog Rose, 52
  • Dog Violet, 450
  • Dogwood, 381
  • Dorsal Suture, 37
  • Dortmannia, 392
  • Doryanthes, 446
  • Double Flowers, 16
  • DracÆna, 449
  • Dragon Wood, ib.
  • Drimys Winteri, 241
  • Drosera, 284
  • Dryandra, 425
  • Duckweed, 455
  • Duke of Argyle’s Tea-tree, 146
  • Dumb Cane, 454
  • Dutch Rush, 465
  • Duvaua, 347
  • Dyer’s Weed, 273
  • E.
  • Ebony, 400
  • Eccremocarpus, 404
  • Echinocactus, 369
  • Echium, 409
  • Edwardsia, 40
  • Egg Plant, 143
  • Ehretia, 410
  • ElÆagnus, 428
  • ElÆocarpus, 302
  • Elder, 382
  • Elephant’s Foot, 447
  • Elm, 432
  • Empetrum, 433
  • Enchanter’s Nightshade, 84
  • Endive, 101
  • Endocarp, 66
  • Endogens, 236
  • Epacris, 397
  • Epilobium (figs. 34 & 35), 82
  • Epimedium, 253
  • Epiphyllum, 371
  • Equisetum, 465
  • Eryobotrya, 72
  • Eriophorum, 457
  • Erodium, 35
  • Erythronium, 450
  • Erythroxylon, < arch, 207, 216
  • Larix, 216
  • Larkspurs (fig. 10), 29
  • Lasiopetalum, 300
  • LathrÆa, 416
  • Laudanum, 277
  • Laurel, 65
  • Laurestinus, 383
  • Laurus, 424
  • Lavatera, 299
  • Lawsonia, 356
  • Leadwort, 418
  • Leatherwood, 427
  • Lechea, 275
  • Lechenaultia, 393
  • Lecythis, 360
  • Ledum, 129
  • Leguminous Plants, 35, 349
  • Leiophyllum, 130
  • Lemna, 455
  • Lemon, 307
  • Lemon-scented Verbena, 415
  • Leontice, 253
  • Leptosiphon, 406
  • Leptospermum, 359
  • Lesser Celandine, 17
  • Lettuce (fig. 41), 99
  • Leucojum, 446
  • Leucothoe, 117
  • Leycesteria, 384
  • Lichens, 468
  • Lignum VitÆ, 340
  • Ligulate florets (fig. 41), 99, 101
  • Ligustrum, 136
  • Lilac, 137
  • Lilium, 450
  • Lily of the Valley, 448
  • Lime, Sweet, 307
  • Lime Tree, 301
  • Limnanthes, 337
  • Limnocharis, 438
  • Linaria, 412
  • Linden tree, 301
  • LinnÆa, 385
  • Ling, 114
  • Linum, 293
  • Linseed, 295
  • Liquidambar, 203
  • Liquorice, 35
  • Liriodendron (Tulip Tree), 245
  • Lisianthus, 403
  • Litchi, 328
  • Live Oak, 194
  • Loasa, 362
  • Lobelia, 391
  • Loblolly-boy, 303
  • Logwood, 35, 47
  • Loiseleuria, 129
  • London Pride, 377
  • Lonicera, 383
  • Loosestrife, 418
  • Lopezia, 84
  • LophirseÆ, 371
  • Orange (figs. 121 and 122), 307
  • Orange Lily, 53
  • Stocks, 270
  • Stone Pine, 211
  • Stonewort, 465
  • Storax, 398
  • Stratiotes, 436
  • Strawberry, 55
  • Strawberry Blite, 422
  • Strawberry Tree, 118
  • Strelitzia, 443
  • Streptocarpus, 412
  • Strobile, 210
  • Strychnos, 401
  • Stuartia, 303
  • Stump of the Silver Fir, 215
  • Stump Tree, 48
  • Style, 5
  • StylideÆ, 393
  • Styrax, 398
  • Succory, 101
  • Sugar Cane, 458
  • Sugar Maple, 320
  • Sun-dew Tribe, 284
  • Sun Flower, 107
  • Sun Rose, 279
  • Suwarrow Nut, 327
  • Sweet Bay Tree, 424
  • Sweet Briar, 53
  • Sweet Gale, 203
  • Sweet Pea (fig. 13), 36
  • Sweet William, 292
  • Swietenia, 329
  • Sycamore (figs. 123 & 124), 315
  • Sycamore Tree of Holy Writ, 172
  • Symplocos, 397
  • Symphoria, 384
  • Syringa, 358
  • T.
  • Tacamahac Tree, 187
  • Talauma, 245
  • Talinum, 364
  • Tamarind, 35, 46
  • Tamarisk, 357
  • Tamus, 448
  • Tanghina, 402
  • Tapioca, 431
  • Tap-root (fig. 11), 30
  • Tar, 209
  • Taxodium, 224
  • Taxus, 228
  • Teak, 415
  • Teasel, 389
  • Tea Tree, 306
  • Tecoma, 404
  • Tectona, 415
  • Tendrils, 24
  • TerebinthaceÆ, 347
  • Ternate leaves, 55
  • TernstroemiaceÆ, 303
  • Testudinaria, 447
  • Thalia, 442
  • Thallus, 468
  • ThalamiflorÆ, 237
  • Thalamus, 5
  • Theca, 461
  • Thea Bohea, THE END.


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