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L IX . SCROPHULABINEÆ. Leaves a l t e r n a t e ...................................................................................................................................................Anthocerci,, p. 289. Leaves opposite. Stamens 2. Calyx 4 -par tite ........................................................................................................................Veronica, p. 293. Stamens 2, or if 4 , upper filaments capitate. Calyx 5 - p a r t i t e ...............................................Gi-atiola,-p. 2 0 1 . Stamens 4, all fertile. Creeping herb. Style of 2 l a m e l l æ .............................................................................................Mimulus, p. 289. Scapigerous herb. Style o f 2 lam e llæ .............................................................................................Mazus, p. 290. Creeping water-herb. Style o f 1 lam eU a .......................................................................................Glossostigma, p. 292. Creeping water-herb. 1 sessile s t i g m a .........................................................................................Limosella,-g. 202. Herbs, with long style and capitate stigma. Anther-cells not m u c r o n a t e ..........................................................................................................Ourisia, p. 295. Anther-cells mucronate . . .., • ............................................................................................. Euphraaia, p. 296. L X . L e n t i b u l a r in e æ . Calyx 2 -lip p ed ........................................................................................................................................................Ubicularia p. 298. Calyx 4 - p a i ' t i t e ..................................................................................................................................................Polypompholyx, p. 300. LXI. P r im u l a c e æ . LX II. P l u m b a g in e æ . LXIII. P l a n t a g in e æ . Samolus, 3 0 0 . Statice, p. 301. Plantago, p. 301. L X IV . P o l y g o n e æ . Perianth 6-lobed, in 2 rows, enlarging in f r u i t ...................................................................................... Rumex, p. 305. Perianth 4-5-partite, lobes not e n l a r g i n g ............................................................................................ Polygonum, p. 306. Perianth 5-partite, baccate in f r u it .................................................................................................................Muehlenheckia, p. 807. LXV. P h t t o l a c c e æ . '.a, p. 309. LXVI. A m a r a n t h a c EaE. Periantli 3-braoteate. plumose. Style l o u g ...........................................................................................Triciinmm, p. 810. Perianth 3-bracteate, glabrous. Style s h o r t ..................................................................................... A U e n a n tb r a , p. 311. Perianth 2-bracteate. Style s h o r t .........................................................................................................Hemichroa, p. 312. LXVII. C h e n o p o d ia c e iE. Fleshy, leafless, jointed, saUne h e r b s ..........................................................................................................Salicornia, p. 316. Leafy herbs or shrubs. Pei-ianth 3 - 5 -partite, ebracteate. Suffrutieose. Seed adherent to u t r i c u l u s ...............................................................................Rhagodia, p. 312. Herbaceous. Seeds f r e e ................................................................................................................CImiopodium, p. Z\Z. Perianth o f ^ 3-5-partite, ebracteate. ? flowers with 2 large bracts . . . . Atriplex, p. 314. Perianth ureeolate, baccate, truncate, g ib b o u s................................................................................Threlkeldia, p. 315, Perianth ui-ceolate, fleshy, 5 -p a r t it e • . . S u a d a ,-n .Z \5 . LXVIII. L a u r in e æ . Cassytha, p. 317. LXIX. P r o t e a c e æ . Flowers in dense cones or heads. Cones ebracteate, e y lin d r ic l....................................................................................................................... ..... bones globose or oblong, With numerous imbricating b r a c t s .......................... Isopogon v 319 Head a dense, involúcrate e o iym b ..........................................................................................................Telopea?'. m ' . Head a rather dense naked corjmib..................................................... Flowers spiked. Perianth regidar. . Conospermum, p. 318. Stamens ou middle o f segments. Hypogynous glands 0 Stamens on middle o f segments. Hjpogynons glands 4 ...........................................................OHfcs, p. 325. Stamens at base ot segments. Hypogynous glands 4 .................................................................. C em r ’rlm m , p. 320. Stamens hypogynous. Hypogynous glands 0 .......................................................................................................... p. 321. blowers racemose or axillary. Perianth r e g u l a r ..................................................... Persoonia 320 Flowers racemose or axillary. Perianth in-egular. Hypogynous gland 1 or 0 . Style persistent. Ovules 2 ........................................ Hypogynous gland 1. Style deciduous. Ovules 2 Hypogynous glands 3. Style persistent. Ovules m a n y ........................................ , Agastachys, p. 320. . Grevillea, p. 322. . Hakea, p. 323. . Lomatia, p. 327. LXX. T h y m e l e æ . ytamens 4 . . Stamens 1 - 2 p. 330. ................................................................................................................................ Pimelea, p. 330. LXXI. S a n t a l a c e æ . Leafless trees or shrubs. Peduncle o f fruit red, sw oU e n .....................................................................Hxocarpta Leafless shrubs, with baccate f r u i t .............................................. Slender herb, with linear leave s........................... p. 335. LXXII. E u p h o r b ia c ExE. Flowers with calyx and coroFa. Filaments combined Flowers with calyx and eoroDn. Filaments f r e e ' ' Perianth single. Stamens numerous. Stigma sessde, diseoi Stamens numerons. Styles 3, bipartite Stamens S. Styles 3, bipartite . Stamens 3 -6 . Filaments connate Stamens 3 -6 . Filaments free . . . . Thesium, p, 337. , p. 338. p. 342. . Beyeria, p. 339. . Bertya, p. 339. . Amperia, p. 340. . Phyllanthus, p. 341. . Mici-anthea, p. 841. LXXIII. U r t ic e æ . Female perianth 4-5-partite. Stamens 4 - 5 Female perianth tubular, 4-fid. Stamens 4 - 5 , Female perianth tubidar, mouth entire. Stamen 1 . Urtica, p. 343. . Parietaria, jj, 344. . Australma, p, 345. LXXr\''. C u p u l i f e r æ . Pagvs, p. 346. L X X V . C a s u a r in e æ , Casuarina, p. 347.