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—300 DICOTYL. — MOREAEovario imiloculari , sessili,vel brevi gynophoro suffulto ; s^ô laterali;stigmate bifido, vel uno latere producto.Foemina duo receptaculorum genera profert; praecocia (grossi) plcrumquefoeminea, raro androgyna, semper sterilia; serotina aestiva (forniti)foeminea, seminiferaFlores masculi pauciin parte supcriore et subore receptaculi, pedicellatl; perigonio sub 5-phyllo, laciniis versus apicemlatioribus : stamina 1-5, laciniis perigonii opposita; filamento dilatato, margine membranaceo inflexo ; anthera oblonga , introrsa, biloculari,super laminam ex connectivi amplificatione formatam, imposita —Flores foeminei breviter pedicellati; perigonio plerumque 5-phyllo :fistillum stylo laterali, stigmate bitido; ovario in fornitis 1-loculari, ingrossis saepissime 2-loculari; gynophoro plus minus longo insidente:ovulum parieti styligerae appensum, amphytropum ; micropijle supero,drupa epicarpio molli ab endocarpio indurato fragili {achenium auct.)secedente : semen appensum, epispermio membranaceo praedito,carunculahilo contigua : embrijo fere in centro albuminis carnosi, incurvus,homotropus; rflrficu/a elongata, supera,carunculae obversa, cotyledonibusellipticis incumbentibus.Huhitus— Arbor erecta, ramosissima; foliisalternis.petiolatis, palmatolobatis;androgyna insectifera. Spccies hujus generis mihi certa esttantum Ficus carica Lin. Reliquae quas cl. Miquel sub eodem reccnsitnovum requirunt examen quod spectat ad florum , fructuum et seminumnaturam, ex quibus plura genera forsan effici possunt.Veteres scriptores rei herbariae distinguebant Ficum a Caprifico velutispecies diversas; recentiores veroeas censebant prout individua sexualiaejusdem spcciei, nempe Caprificus androgynam, et Ficusfoeminam;propterea quod simul crescunt, earum habitus similis est, et praescrtimobflorum naturam; nam istos in quacumque Fico semper focmineoscsse existimabant ; dum in altera sunt duplicis generis, masculi et foemineiin eodem receptaculo.Ex quo consilium inii perscrutandi rationem caprificationis,prosit ne haecrevera Fico ad sustinendam majorem fructuura copiam,ct quonam modoid efficipossit;ideoquenccessefuit utramque plantam novo ac diligentioriexamini subjicere. Ex quo comperi plures caprifici varietafes apud nossponte enasci, easqiie tria receptaculorum genera eodcm annoproferrc,quae Greci Ornos (Latini \evogrossi) /"oTOJfes et cr«/ires appellabaiii;eaque orania androgynaesse,et insecta culices alere;sed /"or/ii/cs simulseminifera esse. Praeterea in flore masculo perigonium esse pleiumque5-phyllum, stamina 3-5,filamentis tcretibus, antherisbilocularibus introrsis, cum connectivo vix conspicuo; et in flore foemineo pcrigonium3-phyllum, ovarium sessilc, stigma uno laterc productum.
,DICOTYL. — MOREAE 301Qiiod ad alteram spectat plantara iiispexi omnesFici varietates,aiit speciesduo genera receptaciilorum gignere, ^/'ossosef/brni/eSjin quibuspraediclainsecta non inveniuiitur;/"or/ii/es flores foemineos tantuni conlincre;^rossosautem quandoque nonnullos flores masculos foemineis admixtos, vela superna parte receptaculiprodeuntes.Floresfoeminei Fici diirerunt abillisCAPRiFiciperigonio5-phylio,ovariopersaepestipitalo,stigmalebifido:masculi vero foliolis perigonialibus amplioribus concavis, filainentis sulcalis,margine iitrinque membranaceo, connectivo valde dilatato concavo.Quae ob discrimina, nec non ex characteribus varietatum utriusqeplantae,CAPRiFicuM prae seferebat diversam,saltem inspecie,a Fico.llisce observationibusinnixus CAPRiPicietFici varietatessub generibnsdiversis recensui in opere cui titulus, Ricerche stdla natura del Ficoe del Caprifico. NapoH 1845 in Rend. della R. Acc. v. 4. p. 133.Interim Ficorum, quas agricolae nostrates lroiano,lardaro,eisnrnese appeliant(quae niihi FIcks leucocarpa, pachycarpa et pohjmorpha siint)semina anno 1837 serebam. Plantae initio aegre vegetabant, earumquepermultae annis insequentibus perlere. Superfuere taincn noveni,quaeanno 1852 tum primum flores edere coeperunt. Earuin una androgynaomnino siniilis erat F. leucocurpae, tum forma receptaculi , tuni foliorum.Tres ante florescentiam folia habebant conformia illis F. pachycarpae:ex his altera protulit receptacula androgyna, altera foeminea,tertia floridara non vidi.Reliquarum,habitura prae se F. polymorphaeferentium,una Ficusevasit, tres vero androgynae sivc CAPRiFici,quarunialtera parvitate receptaculorum insignis erat. Res itaque ad pristinunircvocanda, nam Caprificus et Ficus , uti ex experimento seminationisliquet, sunt individua ejusdem speciei, ex qua toi tanlaeque utriusque varietateset subvarietates promanant ; tamen quoad rationem caprilicationisspectat nihii immutandimi inveiii. Interim Ficus, quae in insula I-narime, etprope Neapolimsive cultae sivesylvestres occurrunt, uti typos,subspecies , aut varietates pro nunc sequentibus notis distingueiidascenseo.1. F. leucocarpa. Gasp.F. trunco elato , foliis palmato-5-lobis glabriusculis submembranaceisgrossis oblongis albis vel ex viridi-subviolaceis basi altenuatis ,fornilisalbis turbinatis subrotundis, pulpa tenera dulci mellifera, florum pcdunculiscrassiusculis ex albido-roseis.a. rotunda; bifera, grossis subrotundis persistentibus.Fico-albo. Galles. pom. ital.b. deliciosa ; bifera ,grossis turbinato-oblongis persistentibus.Fico paradiso. Isch.c. liilescens ; unifera, grossis abortivis , fornilis turbinatis basi attenuatis, corticc tenuissima liitcscenti ,pulpa carnea, floruin filamentisatlcnuatis..
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ENUMERATIOPLANTARUM VASCULARIUMINAR
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QK 33X.
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nique Regio tuo subiirbano exornata
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hocce munusculum in grati atque obs
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VIPRAEFATIOInsulac forma fere pyram
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TlllPRAEFATIOnec arenae calidissima
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XPRAEFATIOversimode inclinala; tame
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XIIPRAEFATIOsumraa cura impensisque
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x\vPRAEFATIOSi interim ad distribut
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XVIPUAKFATIOcalcareo-argillosis (1)
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xvniPRAEFATIOrim si quis rationem h
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I.DICOTYLEDONEAE.I. TIIALAMIFLORAE,
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niCOTYL. — HAMJNCliLACEAE 3duncul
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DICOTYL.—R.VNUNCULACEAEOAprili, M
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ClCOTYL. — rArAVERACEAK /3. P. OB
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Colilur.Aprili, Majo. OVulgo Papugn
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DICOTYL. — FUMARIACEAElipedicelli
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DICOTYL. — FUMARIACEAE 13tus stri
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DICOTYL. — CRLCIFKR.VEioF.caule p
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DI€OTYL. — CRUCIFERAE 4714. BUN
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DICOTYL, — rRUCIFERAE 19Ic. Reich
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DICOTVL. — CRlCIFKnAE 21jLuiio, A
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—DICOTYL. — CRUCIFERAE 235. p.
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d.Botrytis;a. alha.DICOTYL. — CRU
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.;.DICOTYL. — RESEDACEAE 276. RES
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DICOTYL. — CISTINEAE 20Una ciim p
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Ic. Taurin. W. 1. 45 ex Moris.DICOT
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,!,blCOTYL. — VIOLARIEAE 33talae,
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!-trtCOTYL. — CAUYOrHVLLEAE 35lii
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,DICOTVL. — CARYOPHYLLEAE 37Caule
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mCOTYL. — CARYOPHYLLEAE 39Descrip
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.DICOTYL. — CARYOPHYLLEAE 4|2. Ca
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caulesmcOTYL. — CAUVOrYLLEAE 43(/
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DICOTYL. — CARYOPIIYLLEAE 4.>S. g
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p.!DICOTYL. — CARYOPHYLLEAE 47'il
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,DicoTVL. — caryophvli.eaf:A9vero
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DICOTYL. — CAHYOPHYLLjiAE 5143. L
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DICOTYL. — (,;\KY01'HYLLEAE 532.
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.Aprili, M;ijo.QWCOTYL. — CARYOPH
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DICOTYL. — LINEAE 575. C. BRA.CHY
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. M.. M.DICOTYL. — MALVACEAE 59Ma
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—DICOTYL. — AURANTIACAE 6 1ter
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BICOTYL, — AMPEUDEAE 63Variat fol
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DICOTVL. — MALVACEAE 65da vel ema
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DICOTYL. — MALVACEAE 67slae pilis
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•DICOTYL. — RHAMNEAE 69lc. Reic
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;Ic. Sihth. fl.gr. t. 685.DICOTVL,
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Majo, Junio.ODICOTYL. — LEGUMINOS
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.DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 75tiflori
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. M.)DICOTVL. — LEGUMINOSAE 77et
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,•DICOTYL. — LEGUM1N0S\E 79M. g
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DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 81In hcrbo
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,DICOTVL. — LEGUMINOSAE 83f f Leg
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—.DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 8 5nii
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DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSA.E 87Ic. T.
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—DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 80Confe
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—DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 91§ VI
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DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 93Planta i
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DICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 95Vella al
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!mCOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 97Majo, Ju
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mcOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 99Catreca,
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DICOTVL. — LEGUMINOSAE 101lisoval
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!DI
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DIGOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 105inferio
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:JICOTYL. — LEGUMINOSAE 107Aprili
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—:5. L. CiCERA. Lin. sp. pl. 1030
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. P.. D.1,DICOTYL. — LEGUiVlINOSA
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OICOTYL. — AM\GDALEAF-1 KJIc. Lam
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DICOTVL. — AMYGD.VLEAE 1 154, ser
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DICOTYL. — AMYGDALEAElilMarllo, A
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—Vulgo Rostina ; fruclus vero Mor
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niCOTVL. ~ SANGUISORBEAE1^1«wquale
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DICOTYL. — POMACEAE 1233. C. Aron
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. P..;DICOTYL. — POMACEAK4i5pa al
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DICOTYL. — ONACniEAE 1273. seroti
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•DICOTYt. — MYKTACEAE 12929. MY
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—DICOTYL. — CUCURBITACEAE 131Ic
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DICOT\L. — PORTULACEAE 4 33frucUi
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'DICOTYL .— CRASSULACEAE 135Ic. L
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DICOTYL. — CRASSULACEAE 437Ad nii
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,.DICOTYL. — SAXIFRAGEAE 1 3937.
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DICOTYL. — UMBELLIFEREAEi4iIc. Si
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—DICOTVL. — UMBELLIFERAE 1 43Ju
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DICOTYL. — UMBELLIFERA.E 145lacin
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DIGOTYL. — UMBELLIFERAE 141munlca
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. T.DICOTYL. — UMBELLIFERAE 149vi
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DICOTYL. — UMBELLIFERAE 451147. E
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DICOTYL. — CAPRIFOLIACEAK 15341.
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—Ic. A. coerulea. Dod. pem.pt. 35
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,DICOTYL. — RUBIACEAE 157159. GAL
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DICOTYL. — VALERIANEAE 1 59160. V
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DICOTYL —. DIPSACEAE 161Ic. Valer
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DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 163Viilgo C
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,DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 165pcduncu
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.DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 167Planta
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DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 1692. A. MA
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.DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 171182. PY
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. F.. F.D1C0T\L. — COMPOSITAE 173
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DIGOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 175186. CIN
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DICOTYL. — COMrOSITAE 177nam ob s
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DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 1 70Juiiio,
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, C.:DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAEiH194.
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DICOTYL. — COMVOSITAE 483Caules f
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:DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE'ISS//. tub
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DlCOm. — COMPOSITAE 187nnato-dent
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DICOTYL. — COMrOSITAE 1 80Ic. Hie
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UICOTYL, — CUMI-OSITARlUl212. LAC
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DICOTYL. — COMPOSITAE 193Ic. Bull
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,!.DICOTVL. — COAirOSlTAE 195Lafj
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!!DICOTYL. — COMrOSITAE 197ginala
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DlCOi VL. — (JOMl'0SITAE 100Majo,
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,DlCOm. — CAMPANULACEAE 201In are
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DICOTYL. — ERICEAE 203Miijo, Jnni
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DICOTYL. — OLKACEAE 205229. ANAGA
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DICOTYL. — ArOCYNEAE 207Ic. Diiha
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,DICOTYL. — gentianeae 209ricati
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DICOTYL. — CONVOLVULACEAE 211« s
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DICOTYL. — 130RAGINEAE•213Calyc
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Septcmbri, Octobri.ODICOTYL. — BO
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DICOTYL. — DOrvAGINEAE 2172'i3.«
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DICOTYL. — BORAGINKAE 219249. LIT
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niCOTYL. — SOLANACEAE^2 I50. SOLA
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p.S42—Dun.3. C. CERASiFORME. Will
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DICOTYL. — solanaceae 225cemiform
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DICOTYL. — SOLANACEAE 2'27aa. Chi
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DICOTYL. — SOLANACEA.E 229Ic.niiU
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. V.U:COTYL. — SCROPHULARINrvAE 2
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:.DICOTYL. — SCROPHULARINEAE 233V
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:DicoTVL. — !Sgi;ui'iu'laulni:ak
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DICOTYL. — SCROPHULARINEAE 237tit
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Majo, Jiinio.OniCOTYL. — SCROPHUL
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.DICOTYL. — SCnOl-IIUrARINEAE 241
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DICOTYL. — SCflOPHULARINEAE 243Ap
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DICOTYI,. — OnOBANCHEAE 2450. sor
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DICOTYL. — OnOHANCHEAE 247iindifi
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Page 303 and 304: DICOTVL. — PLANTAGINEAE27iIc. Hof
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Page 309 and 310: DICOTYL. — CHENOPODIACEAE 277uiia
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Page 315 and 316: DICOTYL. — CYNOCRA.MBEi 283minora
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Page 321 and 322: DICOTYL. — SANTALACE.VE 289Viilgo
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Page 339 and 340: DICOT\L. — CLTULIFERAE 307invohic
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Page 345 and 346: MONOCOTYL. — AUSMACEAE 313II.MOIV
Page 347 and 348: ).M0NOC0T\L ^NAJADEAE 315329. CA.UU
Page 349 and 350: MONOCOTYL. — ORCHIDEAE3t7Viilgo A
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Page 355 and 356: ,MONOCOTYL. — ORCHIDEAE 323In apr
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Page 361 and 362: :MONOCOTYL. — AMAinLLTDFAE 329Maj
Page 363 and 364: MONCCOTYL. — SMILACEAE 331Vulgo V
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Page 367 and 368: s;^«/Aa2-3-partita; laciniis latis
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Page 379 and 380: , 0.,MONOCOTYL. — CYPER\CEAE 347R
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valis triquetris pedicellatis iufla
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MONOCOTYL. •— GR.VMI >EAE 35336
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:,MONOCOTYL. — «RAMINEAE 355Spic
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, Yulgo^MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 35
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 350Majo, J
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.MONOr.OTYL. — r.R M[ FAK 3(11b.
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.,WONOCOTYL. — GHAMINEAE3G3vula c
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—,MONOCOTYL. — «.RAMLNEAE 365t
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE3G7In oriil
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 369378. TR
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MOiNOCOTYL. — - GRAMINEAE 371Apri
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.—MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 373B.
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MONOCOm. — GRAMINEAE 375387. ECHI
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MONOCOTYL. «— GRAMINEAE 37?Vulgo
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 379In arid
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•MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 351Iiit
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A. panicula elongata erecta ramosis
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 385404. KO
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A. panicula secnnda effnsa, lamis i
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 389Aprili,
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sub anthesi patens : valvula coroll
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MONOCOTYL. — GRAMINEAE 393bus,mas
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.ACOIVLEUU.N. — L\COi'OUIACEAE595
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In imibrosis vallibusad pracriipta;
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ACOTYLEDON, — rOLYPODIACEAE 399M;
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. Aprili,ADDENDA.Pag. 28. Reseda Ho
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. S.ADDENDA 403radii pate\ites, dem
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ADDENDA•405Pag. 366. Festuca cili
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ALTITUUINES MONTIUMALIORUMQUE LOCOR
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410 SUMMA GENERUM ET SPECIERUMIM Sl
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412 SUMMA GENERUM ET SPECIERUM133 V
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CUJUSQUE FAMILIAE 41583. NAJADEAK.7
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EX ISTA ENUMERATIONE CONSEQUUNTUR S
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I420 INDEX NOMINUM TRIVIALIUMErba,
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INDEX GENERUM(N mina litcris riirsi
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.mINDEX GENERUMSmyrniumSolanum.Soli
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Pag. 106. Post ViciAM ANGUSTiFOLiAM
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