
 
        
         
		about half the  length  of the  filaments,  composed of two  narrow  
 parallel  cells,  which  open  lengthways^.  Style  twice  as  
 long as the  corolla,  attenuated,  and  very slender towards  the  
 base,  where  it  is  inserted  into  the  centre  of  the  elevated  
 pentagonal,  glandular,  orange  disk ;  thickened,  and  somewhat  
 davate  upwards.  composed  of  three  oblong 
 blunt  revolute  obes  which,  together with  the  upper  half &  
 the  style,  are  clothed with minute,  glandular  papillæ  Cav-  
 somewhat  globular  with  prominent  ribs,  composed  of  
 three  cells,  with  three  lamellar  placentæ,  alternating with  
 °P®«i«gat  the  base  by  three  holes.  
 Seeds fiat,  oblong  slightly concave on  one side,  of an  orange  
 colour, with a  pale  yellow prominent  raphe. 
 banks  species,  native  of meadows,  on  the 
 banks  of the River Dovolgm,  and  near  the village  of Aro-un  
 in  Eastern Tartary.  It was  first  noticed  by Messerschmid’  
 and  a  ÿ scn p tion   and  figure  of it  is  given  by  Pallas,  in the 
 iteLLd  S   L  introduced by MMr  .' TAntde-r son, of the  Chelsea  Botbaunti craelc  eGnatrl-j 
 den  from  seeds  communicated  by Dr. Fischer;  it  fiowered 
 for  the  first  time  in  July  last,  in  the  abovementioned  g a î 
 den, where  our drawing was taken. 
 The  fiowers,  in  the  cultivated  specimen,  are  larger,  and  
 less  often  disposed  in whorls  than  in  the wild one 
 The  very natural  group  to which  this  species  belongs  
 was  first separated  from  Campanula by Dr. Fischer,  and  the  
 genus  has  been  adopted  by M.  Alphonse De Candolle  in 
 these authorities,  the -propriety  of  c oV sidE e In g 'ir a r r sZ f  
 rate  genus may well  i  be  ^questioned,uc^ueueu,  since  it  is  only  distin-distin 
   
 tmguished  from  Campanula y iT in 'y ia iln   by  Vi-rr  the  elevated    2  .  1  glandular i  1  .  disk  
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 into which the style  is  inserted. 
 The  plant  succeeds well  in  the  open  border  in  a  soil  
 composed  of sandy  peat  and  loam,  and  is  readily  increased  
 by seeds,  or by parting  the  root.  D . Don Mss. 
 the  p1  Ar®es egne nt eser ri cie  ns.a m e   w i l l   b e   fo u n d   e x p l a i n e d   a t   f o l   a10v8o , o f 
 1.  Calyx,  2.  Corolla laid  open.  3.  Stamens.  4. Pistil. 
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