onnected with the

NE. Snow is plentifully seen on one back range from the Sugar-loaf peak. Another reach shortly after presents a fine view of the Burrampooter chasm, term

the NNE. of Beesa. To the east, is the continuation of the Himalaya, to the South-east and South, the Patkaye, and Naga

series. Within this petaloid perianth is a membranous one, together with a boat-shaped bracteolate body, entire. The stamens are five, evidently opposite to the segments of the petaloid perianth, staminibus adnatis, the sixth is not developed, but is rudimentary, an

s filled with a gelatinous, sweet

his explanation has oc

us stamen is alone fully developed. Pl. 1. Fig. 3. a. bracteoid

ery apparent, but is corroborated by the evidently internal situation of th

erpentine mines) the face of the periant

ower be so situated that the raceme has the direction of the axis, or in other words is erect, the pedicel is straight, but if the raceme, as genera

culate or aggregate flowers. An obvious inference is, that the twisting of the pedicel is not

coccinea, in which the racemes are always pendulous. There is nothing, at least i

xis being invariably as well indeed as the general, disposed to dichotomy. Hence the very common presence of

h four scales, the scales instead of being imbricate, being on one plane. Stipell? of Leguminos? are certainly single; these being all probably stipulate plants, are to be considered as having terminal buds, the buds being either totally, or partially protected by the stipul?. The difficult nature of ochre? o

ing to, or dilatations of the petiole. They have no distinct vascular fasc

m, binatum pr?bentibus, emarginatio et situs stam 5ti rudiment. Staminis laciniis alternatis? basi in annulum, seriem 2 indicantem coalit. {111} The s

he perianth will be referrible

toid. bilocular, loculis dispermis, ovula 2 pend; 1 abortiv. semiunceum, testa vix arillus o

ad. Gemma

dul? 4 totidem sepalis opposit?. Connat; sta

cul? racemoso-axillares, Flores minut. viride

has semin

t of the petiole. Hence they belong as obviously to the elongation of the axis above the leaf; their col

nd tendency to want of petals; to El?agne? in calyx and furfuraceous scale

e upper part being fleshy, the stigmata are two to each, obviously corresponding to the placentary inflexions, while the si

s some remarkable points of resemblance, witness the papilionaceous corolla; un

difference from Polygale?, is habit, foliation, and the perigynous insertion of corolla

ch until to-day I have alwa

et. 3, vexillo, sepalo postico composit; opposit; stamen tri

Folii petiol. basi articula

tia comes near Tamarindus, through H. Br

nd the axis. They have no connection with the leaves. Were it not for the buds above alluded to

processes are indubitably modified stamina, with a great tendency to irregularity; in one species from Tagoung only three

rocesses, valvate corolla, and p

when two opposed to petals, belo

tially filled with ovula, which are attached both to the axis and to the base, as well as to the lower part of the out

rely to the outer wall of each cell, but the placent? however would seem t

a decidedly indicates a bi

ry is as constantly two celled, then the explanation is sufficie

ovary is deduced, the normal dicarpellary structure, and there is

ed to the axis, and from spurious growth from the sides of the ovary als

les, etc. as ovaries. 2nd, because according to this view the placental suture of the carpella would be turned from the axis, (look at Pomace?,) alth

yrtace? d

ey of a permanent variety of apple, which has 14 cells and 14 styles! Wit

CT

o, cito ramoso, corti

spera, inflores

ciniis, 5 rotundatis, demum reflexis ?stivat. lacini

ehiscent, stylus

ntia st

iade?, coro

NA VI

xterior fl. axi fere parallel

nim. 5

bilab; 4 partit. stigma bi

IDE

dunculum 3-uncial terminans, basi squamis magnis membranaceis, lineari-oblongis stipatus sur

locul,

tissimas, sessiles, numerosas,

us elongatus clavatus,

?serti marcesc

n sylvi

ar shaped space in the centre; the placent? are fleshy, the ovule inserted all around. This view does not take into consideration the situation of the stigmata. The deeper