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CRA C R l
Pvracilnthil . White . . .5, H. Ev. T. S.Eur. . . 1629
pyrifollíl, 10 . . Wliite , . 6, H. De. T. N. Amer. . 1765
sangviînéil . . . White . . 5, H. De. T. Siberia . spathulatíí . . . 1810 . White . . 5, H. De. T. N. Amer. spinosl.sshnil , . 1805 . White . . 5,H. De. T. Europe .
taniu-etiföim . . White . . 5, H. De, T. Greece . Çlabnl . . 1789 . White . . 5. H. De, T. Germany . 1816
Leeánií, 11 . . Wliite . . 6, H. De. T. Hybrid .
taûrîcà, 12 . . White. . 7, H. De. T. Tauria . viridis . . . 1800 . White . . 5, H. De. T. Carolina . 1810
C r a t . ^ v a , Linn. After Crataevus, a Greek botanist,
who lived in the time of Hippocrates. Linn. 11,
Or, 1. Nat.A^cfci.. Or.KJL, Capparidacece.iuttcca;. Ornamental Hitiiieiitai SlOV
stove
trees, ffrowini^ from twelve to twent y feet hi^ih
they prefer a rich stronii^ soil, and may be propa
gated by cuttings in sand, under a glass, in heat
Synonymes : 1. Capparls trifoliata
C. trifoliata.
gynaudril . . . Wliite. . S. Ev. T. Jamaica
Roxbûrghïî, 1 . . White . . S. Ev. T. E. Intl.
^P^ii . . . . White. . S. Ev. T. India
tapioidCs, 2 . . White . . S. Ev. T. S. Auier
C r a t e j u ö m , Tr^ntepohl Derived from krater, a cup
in reference to the form of the peridium
24, Or. 9, Nat. Or. Fungi, Curious minute species,
1789
1822
1752
1820
"Up ;
Linn.
found growing on mosses in damp places. Synonyme:
I. Cyaihusminuius—leucocëphàlûmyVuJgârël.
CftEKPixG, spread upon the g round, and rooting at the
joints.
Creeping f ior in, see Agröstls stolonXfëra.
Crëpis, Linn. A name given to a plant by Pliny, oi
which he gave no description. Linn. 19, Or. 1,
Nat.^ Or. Com.posit<s. Uninteresting species, succeeding
in any common border soil, in which they
merely require sowing. Synonymes: \.C. Gmelini.
2 . Prenanthes hieraàoejolia^ 3. Lagoseristaitrinensis.
4. a graminifoita—agrésiïs, bannàtîcày biënnîs,
cSrnüäy chondrilloïdësy cinërëày corymbösä, croäticä,
d i f f ü s i t y Dioscvrldlsy heterospSrmä/hieraciotdëSy ïucëru,
latifôliày lodomiriënstsy macrorhîzày neglêciày
parviflöräy pinnatijîdây pnlchrà 2, rhugadioloïdës,
rîgënsy rîgîdày scäbrä, sëgëtnmy Sprengeriânâ, taurinënsis
3, tectôrûyn, tenu%fC>lîà 4, vîrëns.
C r e n a t e , having round notches.
C r e k u l a t e , having small round notches.
C r ^ c e n t i a , Linn. In memory of Pietro Crescent!,
of Bologna, an agricultural author of the sixteenth
century. Linn. 14, Or. 2, Nat. Or. Bignoniaceoe.
A genus of handsome stove trees; they wilJ thrive
in a mixtur e of loam and peat, and cuttings of the
ripened wood root freely in sand, in heat.
acuminjlta . . . Grn. wht. S. Ev. T. Cuba . . 1822
eucurb:tinä . .White. . S. Ev. T. W. Ind. .1733
Cujêtê . . . .White. . S. Ev. T. Jamaica .1090
Cress, see Lepîdîûm sativum.
Cressa, Linn. From cressiiy a native of Crete; tlie
plant IS p l ent i ful t h e r e . Linn. 5. Or . 2, Nat . Or. Convolvulacées.
This is a cur ious annual, growing about
SIX inches high, and should be sown in sandy peat,
crêtïcii . . . . Purple . 7, H. Tr. A. Levant . . 1022
Cress rockr t , see Vëllâ.
C r e s t , applied to some elevated appendage, termin
a t i n g a particular organ; a stamen is crested
when the filament projects beyond the anther, and
becomes dilated.
Cretaceously-pruinose, covered wi t h whi t e glitterin^
spots, or pustules.
C r e t a n car rot , see Athamäntä crëtîcu.
C r i b r a r ï a , Schräder. From cribrumy a sieve ; in reterence
to the upper part of the peridium being
perforated. Lt7in. 24, Or. 9, Nat. Or. Fungi. A
small species, found on pine bark, &:c.—micröpüs.
C r i b r i f o r m , riddled with holes, like a.sieve.
C r i n i t u s , hairy, having long hairs.
CrinOm, Linn. From A-rnion, the Greek name of the
h l y . Linn. 6, Or. 1, Nat. Or. Amaryllidaceoe. Th i s
is a hne genus of bulbous plants ; many of the species
are very beautiful. The flowers of most of
t h em are delightfuJly f ragrant , and are produced
t r e e l y m large umbels. They prefer a mixture of
r ^ h loam, peat, and sand, and are increased by
oiîsets, which are produced in abundance. Synonymes:
I. C. superburn. 2. campanulatum. S.'tocficartum.
4. brevifolium. 5. Amaryllis longifolia.
Q^C. capenseyViridijlorum. 7. A. ornata. S.C.rubrolimbo.
9. A . australasi a. 10. A . giganteum. 11 .
A . revolutay C. revoluta. 12. A . insignia. 13. A.
moiucca7ium, 14. A . zeylanica
CRI CRO
algoênsô . •
nniûbllé, 1 . .
«mericñnüm .
amoenûm . .
loevé . . .
angustiföliüm
«ngu.stii'öllüin.
angûstiîDi . .
anömShim . .
nquätrcüm, 2 .
«reiifirlüm . .
Mandüm
asiät.icvlm, 3 .
Hugiistüm . .
Biicônï . . .
brachyändrüm
brncteiitüm, 4 .
angusti fòlla m
breviìimbum .
Brous-sonêtî .
Ciìifrùm . . .
eanalioulâtûm .
CHnuliffilîûm .
capênsé, 5 . .
Gowênï .
Ctreyânûm
Commflînï ,
confêrtilm . .
crH>^sifülIüm, 6
ci'uëntûm . •
decliiiâtûm
deñxüra . ,
dîstïchûm, 7 »
ëlejyâns . ,
ensiföliiira . »
eriibéscën.s, 8 .
berbicënsô .
mjljûs . .
mïnfis . .
viridi f'öluim
erythropiiyllüm
exaltâtûin . .
flâc'cîdûm, 9 .
formösfan . .
gigiîntëùm, 10
Herbûrtï, 11 .
hûmïlé • . .
liybrïdrau . .
in.sîgnë, 12
Laucéi . . »
Jatifolïûm . .
lougiflôrûm
longifôlïûia .
lonfôlîûm . .
macrocSrpùra .
mauritiânûra .
moluccânflm, 13
multiflöriim .
pediinciilâtûm
plicñtüm . .
procerûm . .
purpuraseëïis , ,
revolntüm . .
ripänüm . . ,
•sc-abrüm . . ,
sïnïciim , . ,
speciösüm . , ,
strïctûni . , ,
suhmërsûm , .
siniiHtrânûni .
imdulñtüm. , ,
venüstüm . . ,
verecündüm . ,
Yuccseoïdês . .
zeylànïeûm, 14 .
. Red wht
. P..rple .
. White .
. Wliite .
. White .
. White .
. White .
. Pink . .
. Wnite .
. Pink . .
. White .
. Blue . .
. White .
. AVht. red
. lied wht.
. White .
. White .
. White .
. Red wht.
. Red wht.
. White .
! P ink. ;
. Pink . .
. Wliite ,
. White .
White .
Pink . .
Red . .
Wliite .
White .
Wht. pur.
Wliite .
White .
Pa. wlit..
White .
Red wht.
Red wht.
White .
Red wht.
8, S. Bu. P. C. G. H.
7, S. Bu. E. Ind. .
7, S. Bii. P. S. Amer.
S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
6, G. Bu. P. N. Holl.
7, S. Bu, P. Mnurit.
7, S. Bu. P. China .
8, S. Bu. P. C. G- H.
6, S. Bu. P. N. Holl.
5, S. Bu. P. N. Holl.
7 S. Bu. P. China .
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
7, S. Bu. P. Eng. hyb.
7, S. Biu P. N. Holl.
7, S. Bu. P. Maurit.
7, S. Bu. P. Maurit. .
7, S. Bu. P. Pacific Isl,
7, S. Bu. P. Guinea .
9, Ö. Bu. P. C. G. H.
S
S
H.B
Bu. P. E. Ind.
Bu. P. E. Ind.
P. C. G. H,
6, H.Bu. P. Hybtid
7, S. Bu. P. Maurit..
7, S. Bu. P. S. Amer.
6', S. Bu. P. N. Holl.
9, G. Bu. P. 0. G. H.
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
5, S. Bu. P. Silhet .
8, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
6, S. Bu. P. Guinea .
9, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
S. Bu. P. Pegu .
7, S. Bu. P. W. Ind.
7, S. Bu. P. Berbice .
7, S. Bu. P. S. Amer.
7, S. Bu. P. S. Amer.
7, S. Bu. P. Dsmerara
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
Pink . . 7, G. Bu. P. N. Holl.
. 7, S. Bu. 1\ Brazil .
White . 7, S. Bu. P. Guinea .
Pink . . 9, H. Bu. P. C. G. H.
White . 10, S. Bu. P.
Pink . . 7, S. Bu. P. Hybrid
Pink . . 11, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
Red wht 7, S. Bu. P. Surinam
Pink . . 7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind. .
Purple . 7, G. Bu. P. C. G. H.
White . G. Bu. P. Bengal .
White . 7, G. Bu. P. Pegu .
G. Bu. P. Pegu .
G. Bu. P. Maurit..
G. Bu. P. Moluceae
G. Bu. P.
G. Bu. P. N. S. W.
G. Bu. P. China .
7, S. Bu. I*. Pegu
6. S. Bu. I
. 1826
. 1810
. 1752
. 1810
. 1819
. 1819
. 1824
, 1818
t 1822
* 1820
. 1822
. 1821
. 1732
. 1819
. 1826
. 1819
. 1810
. 1810
. 1820
. 1740
. 1825
. 1810
. 1820
. 1752
* 1821
. 1798
• 1822
. 1774
. 1810
. 1818
. 1810
. 1774
. 1823
. i819
. 1789
. 1819
. 1789
. 1789
. 1819
. 1825
. 1820
. 1816
. 1820
. 1792
. 1774
. 1822
. 1820
. 1819
. 1825
. 1806
. 1816
. 1810
, 1819
, 1820
, 1812
1819
1822
1790
1818
1820
Fernán. Po 1826
6, S. Bu. P. Maranh
7, G. Bu. P. a G. H
5, S. Bu. P. Azores
S. Bu. P. China
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind.
1823
9, S. Bu
7, S. Bu
7, S. Bu
11, S. Bu
P.
P. Rio Jan,
P. Sumatra
Maranh.
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind.
7, S. Bu. P. E. Ind.
6, S. Bu. P. Guinea
7, S. Bu, P. Ceylon
Pink .
Pink .
White
White
White
White
Purple
White
Pink .
Pink .
Whiti^
Pink . ,
White ,
Pink . ,
AVhite ,
White ,
Wilt red
Pa. red ,
Red wht
Purple ,
Crisp, curled, much undulated
C r i s t a r i a , Cavanilles. From crista, a crest; m re
ference to the form of the capsules. Linn. 16, Or.
8, Nat . Or. Malvacew. A pretty little hardy herbaceous
plant, requiring to be planted in peat soil;
to thrive, it may be increased by division or seeds.
Synonyme: I. Malva coccínea»
coceinéa, 1 . . . Scarlet , 8, H. Her. P. MisEouri ,1811
Cnisi'ATE, crested, tufted.
Críthmüm, Tournefort. Derived from kriihey barley;
in allusion to the singularity of the seeds. Linn. 5,
Or. 2, Nat . Or. Umbellifercs. Curious species, not
succeeding well under any cultivation. Sandy or
g r a v e l l y soil is best for them, with a plent i ful supply
of water , to whi c h a l i t t l e soda should be added
now and then; increased by division. Synonyme:
Tenoria canaderisis.
latifülíüm, 1 . . yellow . 7, G. Her. P. Canaries . 1780
mantimüm . . White . . 8, H. Her. P. Britain . .
Ckücüs, Linn. A Chaldean name, applied by Theo.
[ 92 1
1816
1810
1819
1819
1824
1820
1810
1824
1821
1820
1740
1771
in re-
I'lf
CRO CRO
phrastus. Linn. 3, Or. 1, Nat . Or. IndaccfO. This
is a well-known and muuh-admired genus. 1 he
species and varieties a r e very p ret t y and ornamenta
in flower-beds, borders, &c. They will grow well
in any light sandy soil, and may be increased by
oifsets or seeds.
albiflôrûs . .
nrgintéûs . .
nûréus . . .
biflórus . . .
imperati . .
láctéüs . .
lagenoeflorûs .
flrunis . .
Iñtéus . . .
mîEsïilcria- . .
minimus . .
nudiflörüs . .
odöiüvS . . •
Pallâsn. . .
puaïllûs. . .
reticulätiis » .
satîvuB . . .
werötlnuB . .
stellSrls . .
striîltûs. • •
suavéôléns . .
sulphûréûs .
flâvCis . .
Susiänüs • .
Thomäsn . .
variegâtûs . .
vêrnûs . .
leucorhynchûi
neapolitânus
obovÄtüs
pîctus . .
versicölör
White .
Wht. brn.
Yellow
Wl«it0 .
Lilac .
Pa, yel.
Red yel.
Pa. yel.
Yellow
Yellow
Purple
Violet .
2, H. Bu. P, Austria
2, H. Bu. P.
2, H. Bu. P. Greece .
2, H. Bu. P. Crimea .
2, H. Bu. P. Naples .
3, H. Bu. P.
2, H. Bu. P. Greece .
2, H. Bu. P. Greece .
2, H. Bu. P. Turkey .
2, H. Bu. P. Greece .
2, H. Bu. P.
9, H. Bu. P. England
9, H. Bu. P. Naples .
Lilac . 9, H. Bu. P- . Crimea .
Wht. blue 2, H. Bu. P. Naples
Bhie . .. 2, H. Bu. P. Crimea
Violet . ,
P. El ;land
Violet .
Yellow .
White. .
Yellow .
I'a. vel. .
Yeliow .
, Blue .
, Varieg.
, Purple
. Wht. blue
. Pur. blue
, Purple
. Pa. wht.
Purple
9, H. Bi
10, H. Hu. P. S.
ur. .
, 2, H. Bu. P.
. 2, H. Bu. P.
. 9, H. Bu. P. Naples .
, 2, H. Bu. P. S. Eur. .
, 2, H. Bu. P. S. Eur. .
. 2, H. Bu. P. Turkey .
. 9, H. Bu. P. Naples .
. 2, H. Bu. P. Levfvnt .
. 2, H. Bu. P. England
2, H. Bu. P.
. 2, H. Bu. P. Naples .
. 2, H. Bu. P. S. Eur. .
. 2;
. 2.
H. Bu. P.
H. Bu. P S. Eur.
1629
1830
1(729
1629
1629
1830
1821
1824
1629
1R20
IH-M
1629
1629
1605
1830
1829
1629
Crocus bl ight , see RhizoctOnlu CrocOrum. ^
C r o s s a n d r a , Salisbury. From krossos, a f r inge, and
anery a male,or anther; in reference to the anthers
being f r inged. Linn. 14, Or. 2y'N&i. Or. Acanthacece.
A beautiful, f ree- f lower ing s tove shrub; succeeding
well in any light rich soil, and easily propagated
by cuttings in sand. Synonyme: 1. Harrachia speciosay
Rueilia infu7idibulifonnis.
unduli^fòllìi, i . Or. S.ar. . 3, S. Et. a E. Ind. . . 1800
C r o s s w o r t , see Crucianella.
Cross WORT, see Valantìà cruciata.
C r o t a l a r i a , Lirin. Derived from krutalon, a castanet
• t h e seeds are in inflated pods, and rattle when
shaken. Linn. 16, Or. 7, Nat. Or. Leguminosa^.
T h i s is a numerous genus, some species oi which
a r e very ornamental. C, jtincea is said to be a
valuable fodder; they require a mixture of loam
and peat. The perennial kinds may be increased
b y cuttings ir sand, under a glass. The annual
and biennial kinds merely require sowing. Synonymes:
I. sericea. 2. hirta. 3. Trifoliastrum. 4.
c'hinensis. 6. loivigata. 6. strida, anthylloidcs.
7 . cisrulea. 8. incanescens
CRO CRU
pvocümbGns .
piimílil . . .
purpurâscêiis .
Pûrshii, 5 . .
RoxburgtiiânU, 6
senei^alcnsïs .
hpectabllls . .
stipulílris . .
striâtii . . .
tenuiföllä . .
tìiebiilcìt . .
triântlul • .
tuberósií . .
tursldä ,
verrucosa, 7 .
acuminata .
villósa . . .
virgätä
Yelh.w
Yellow
Purple
Yelli.w
Yellow
Yellow
Purple
Yellow
Yel. red.
Yellow
Yellow
Yeilnw
J-'urplo
Yellow
Blue .
Blue .
Yellow
Yellow
S. Her. P. Mexico. . 1823
S. Tr. A. Cuba . . 1823
S. A. Madagfis. , 1825
F. A. N. Amer. . 1800
S. Ev. y. E. Imi. . . 1820
S. A. Seneiial . . 1819
S. A. E. hid. . . 1820
S. A. Caveiine . 1823
S. Ev, S. Maurit.. . 1831
S. Ev. S. E. Itul. . . 1816
6, 0. Ev. S. Egypt . . 1818
6, S. A. Mexico . . 1824
6, G. A. Nepal . . 1821
7, S. Ev. S. . 1H20
6, S. A. W. Ind. . 1.731
7, S. A. E. Ind. . . 1731
6. S. A. C. a . H. .1824
6, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. , . 1816
angustifóliù, arboréscèns 8, axlllciris, benghalsnsisy bi-
JlOruy curtatày dijfvsd, fcnestratày hirta, iucanà,
Juncéày laburnìfùìiày lotifidiày mìcansy micranthà,
nepaìensìsy orixensis, pallida, parviJlOrà, Paulfnày
plUtycarpa, prostrata, pulchsllà, pulcherrìma, puU
chrà, purpurea, quinquejolia, retvsa, rubiginOsà,
sagiitalU, Saltiana, semperJlOrens, strìc^^à, tetragOìià,
vitellina.
C r ò t o n , Linn. From kroton, a tick : in reierence to
the resemblance of the seeds. Linn. 21, Or. 10,
Nat. Or. Eiip/iorbiacea-. A genus (with the exception
of one or two species) of little interest. The
b a r k of C. cascarilla is aromatic ; and the seeds of
C. l iglium are purgative. They will all succeed
in a mixtur e of three par t s loam, and one peat ; and
c u t t i n g s , with the leaves left on, root freely m
s a n d' , u' n d' e r a gl' ass, i•n 1h e a t. . Synonymes; 1 . digi'
tata. 2. Aleurites ambinux.
Eleuterul .
Wht. grr.
7, S. Ev. S. Jamaica . 1748
glabella .
W)it. grn.
linearis. .
Wht. grn.
plctü . •
Wht. grn.
rosmarinifôlïit
Tïglu'im .
Wht. grn.
variegätä .
AVht. grn.
crïspil
Wht. grn.
médïiX
Wht. grn.
S. Ev. S. Jamaica . 1778
7, S. Ev. S. W. ïiid. . Ï773
7, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. . , 1810
6, G. Ev. S. N. Holl. . 1824
S. Ev. S. E. Ind. . . 1706
S. Ev. S. E, Ind. . . 1804
7, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. . .1804
7, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. . . 1804
Yellow .
PH. yel. ,
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow ,
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Bhie . .
Yello-v .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow .
Yellow
Yellow
, Yellow
, Yellow
. Yellow
. Yellow
. Yel. grn.
. Yellow
acuminátil . . •
alätil . . . .
anagyroïdës . .
angulätä . . •
anthylloïdës . .
argëntëâ . . •
Berterianä . . .
bialätä . . . .
bifârïà . . . .
bractcätä . . .
Brownéá . . .
Burmänni, 1 .
cajanifôlïà • • .
calyciná . . .
chinènsls . . .
cubënsïs, 2 * .
cytisoidës • . .
diehötömä . . .
foliösa . . . .
fruticósa . , .
fûlvil . . . •
glaücä , . . ,
liirsûtâ . . .
Langsdörfn
liniiöllä . .
medicHgïnëiÎ, 3
microphyllü
Növäe Hollândïeê
obscura . . .
ovális . . .
paniculâta, 4 .
pellltä . . .
pcndûlà , .
[ Ö3 1
Purple
Yellow
"ello
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
7, F A. C. 0. H.
7, S. B. Nepal .
7, S. £v. S, Trinidad
6, S. A. S. Amer.
8, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. .
6, G. Er. S. C. G. H.
6, S. Ev. S. W. Ind.
6, S. A.
7, S. A, E. Ind. .
7. S. Ev. S. E. Ind. .
7, S. Ev. S. Jmnaica
7, S. A. E. Ind. .
8, S. Ev. S. S. Amer.
S. A. E. Ind, .
6, S. Ev. S. China •
7, S. A. Cuba .
7, S. Ev. S. E. Ind. .
7, G. Ev. S. Mexico .
6, S. Ev. s. E. Ind. .
. 6, S. Ev. s. Jvimaica
. 6, . S. A. , E. Ind. ,
7, . S. A, , Guinea .
• 7, i S. A,. E.Ind.
. 6 , S. A . 7' , S. Ev. S. ' Nepal ,
6 , S. ET. S. E. Ind.
. 7 , S. Tr. A . Arabia
. 6 , S. Her. P, N. Holl.
6, G. Ev.
7, F.
6, S. E v.
7, S. Ev.
8, S. Ev,
A. Carolina
S. Java .
S. Jamaica
S. Jamaica
1820
1818
1823
1700
1789
1823
1818
1820
1817
1820
1816
1800
1824
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. 1818
. 1820
. 1826
. 1824
. 1818
. 1716
. 1817
. 1824
. 1818
. 1820
. 1820
. 1816
. 1820
. 1823
. 1820
. 1810
. 1820
. 1820
. 1820
argêntëa, aromatïcà, astrcltës, cascarïUà, castaneoefôlîà,
digitâta ,Jlabellifôiïà, Jlâv fis, glandulOsa, gossyp ifôlîâ
1, hibiscifCdîây hûmîlîs, làcëra, lobatà, lûcîda, macrop
k y l U , marïtîma, mîcans, moluccana 2,mtêns,mvëà,
pàlûstrïs, penicillâtâ, pfingëns, rosmarinifolià, tomentOsa,
xalapënsis.
CrOwiÎa, S7nith. In honour of James Crow, of
Norwich, an excellent British botanist, and a great
collector of willows. Linn. 10, Oa-. 1, Nat. Or.
Rutaceoe^ Delightful g reenhous e shrubs, producing
t h e i r beaut i ful purpl e flowers throughout the greatest
part of the year; they succeed in loam and
peat, and cuttings root freely in sand, unde r aglass.
latifolia . . . P>irple . 7, G. Ev. S. N. S. W. . 1825
haligna . . . . Purple . 9, G. Ev. S. N. S. W. . 179«
Crowfoot, see Ran-RncfiUs.
C r o w ' s - f o o t , see EchinOchlôà crûs cOrvï.
Crownkd, terminated by anything.
Crozôphôrâ, ISecker. The meaning is not explained.
Linn. 2Ï, Or. 10, N a t . Or. Euphorbiaceoe. An annual
species, of simple culture, succeeding in aiiy light
soil. The preparation called turnsol is chieiiy obt
a i n e d from this plant. Synonyme : 1. Croton tinetoria.
tinctôrïa, 1 . . Wht. grn. 7, H. A. S.Eur. . . 1570
C r u c i a n ë l l a , Linn. A diminutive of crux, a cross ;
alluding to the leaves being placed crosswise. Linn.
4, Or. l ,Nat . Or. Stellatce. The greenhouse species
of this genus grow freely in a mixtur e of loam and
p e a t , and may be increased by cut t ings ; the annual
kinds merely require sowing in the open border.
1800
Yellow • . 6, H. A. Egypt .
Yellow . . 7> G. Ev. S. S. Amer.
Yellow . . 6, H. A. France .
Yellow . 7, H. Her. P. Caucasus
Yellow . 7, H. A. Levant .
Yellow . 7) H. Her. P. Iberia .
Green . 6, H. A. France .
Yellow . 7, G. Ev. s. France .
Green . 7> H. Her. P. CaucasuB
Y'illow . 7' H. A. France .
Yellow . 6, H. A. Spain .
Purple . 7, H. Her. P. Can dia .
Pink . . 7, H Her. 1'. Persia .
Yellow . 7, H. A. , Spain .
segyptiäcä . 1780
amerieanil .
angustifòlìà
anómrilìl .
ciliátil . .
glomeräta .
latiföiia . • .
marltlmä .
molluginoldës
monspelläcii
pätülil . .
pubëscêns .
stylösä . .
tubereulösii
1658
1820
1805
1824
1633
1640
1800
1791
1798
1799
1828