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 o rig in al  A .  tomentosa  an d   deltoidea  a re   th e   less-developed  forms  of  th e   less-divided  
 v a rie ty ,  with  which  ag re e   th e   N e ilg lie rry  A .  Wigiitiana,  G ard n .  (T3eddome,  t.  66),  an d   
 A b y ssin ian   A.  Schimperiana,  P i’esi.  T h e   fo rme r  has  an   un u su ally   s tro n g   stern,  both  
 tb a t an d   th e   rachises  densely  fe rn ig in eo -to n ien to se  ;  w h ilst  a   p la n t  g a tlie red   by V r. W e lwitsch  
 in  A n g o la  is  lik e   f t   b u t  n e a rly   naked,  w ith   th e   divisions  b lu n te r  tlian   in  th e   
 ex trem e   form.  Besides tlie   synonyms  a lre ad y  q u o ted , we ap p e a r  to   include  tlie following,  
 wliich  are  given  as d is tin c t  by  S tu rm  ;  viz.  rubrostipcs,  P o h l, fe rruginea,  H.  B.  K .,  Raid-  
 d ia n a ,  L iu k ,  oblonga  an d   imhricata. 
 1 5 .  A .  tr ic h o rh isa ,  G a r d n .  ;  ca u d .  w itli  a   d en se   tu f t   o f   h r ig l it  r e d - lirow n   f ib r i llo 
 s e   s c a le s   J   in .  1.  a t   th e   c ro w n   ;  ,si.  1 -2   in .  1.,  d e n s e ly   c lo tlied   w ith  w h ite   w o o lly   
 to m e n tu m   ;  b a r r e n   segm.  o v a te -d e lto id ,  2 -8   in .  ].,  1 -1 J   in .  b r .,  liip in n a te   ;  p in n æ   
 c lo se ,  s p r e a d in g ,  la n c e o la te ,  w i th   s e v e ra l  c lo se  r o u n d is h   o r   o b lo n g  p in n l .  ;  te x tu r e   
 c o ria o e o u s   ;  b o th  side.; w h e n   y o u n g   c om p le te ly   e n v e lo p e d   in   d en se   w o o lly   tom e n tu 
 m   ;  ? a « ic fc -s u h s e s s ile   from   th e   b a s e   o f  th e   b a r r e n   s e gm .—U k .   I c . t.  8 7 6 . 
 H a b .  S o u th  Bra z il,  Gardner 4086,  B u rch e ll  7043,  1881.—A   v e ry   d is tin c t  species. 
 1 6 .  A .  r u toe fo lia . M a r t.  ;  s t.  6 -9   in .  1.,  f irm ,  n a k e d   ;  b a r re n   segm.  s lio r t - s t a lk e d , 
 2 -3   in .  1.,  1 - l J   in .  h r .,  o b lo n g ,  b i-   o r   tr ip in n a t i f id   ;  p in n æ   s u b d is ta n t ,  la n c e o la te ,  
 c u t  d ow n  n e a r ly   to   tlie   ra c liis   in to   n a r r o w   to o th e d   o r   s lig h t ly   p in n a tif id   d iv is io n s ;  
 te x tu r e   s u b c o ria c e o u s   ;  su rfa c e s s lig h t ly   l i a ir y   ; p a n ic le   su b s e s s ile ,  close,  1 -1 J   iu . 1.  
 — A la r t .  t.  6 5 .  A .  g la re o s a ,  G a r d . M S S . 
 H a b .  S o u th  B ra z il,  Alartius,  Gardner  53.39.—Tliis may  be  a  v a rie ty   of  th e   n ex t,  from  
 wh ich   i t   seems  to   differ  p rin c ip a lly   by  its   subsessile  panicle. 
 UOPTOPIIYLLUM. 
 1 7 .  A .  a d ia n tifo lia ,  Sw .  ;  rh izom e   c re e jiliig   ;  s t.  1 2 -1 8   i n . l . ,   f irm , n a k e d   ;  b a r re n   
 segm.  s lio r t - s t a lk e d ,  6 -9   in .  1.,  4 -6   in .  b r .,  d e lto id ,  b i - t r ip in n a t e   ;  p i n n æ   close,  
 la n c e o la te ,  th e   lovvest  th e   la r g e s t  ;  u lt. d iv is io n s  o b lo n g  o r   lin e a r - c u n e a te , th e   o u te r   
 ed g e   to o th e d   ;  te x tu r e   c o ria c e o u s   ;  ra ch ise s  s lig litly   p ilo se   ;  v e in s  fin e ,  c h a n n e lle d ,  
 f la b e lla te   ;  p a n ic le   3 -4   in .  1., th e   p e d u n c le   1 -3   in .  1.— P l u m .  t.  158. 
 H a b .  Cuba,  Bahamas,  F lo rid a ,  an d  Mexico  to  B ah ia .—A .  asplenifoUa,  Sw.  (H k . & Gr.  
 t .  16),  is a  red u c ed   b ip in n a te  form.  T h is  forms  th e   g en u s  Anemirlciza  of J .   Smith ,  chara 
 c te riz ed   by  an  elongated rhizome,  from which th e  stem s  arise  in  a   single  row.  A . carui-  
 fo lia ,  P re s l,  is  a  fin e ly -cu t  v a rie ty . 
 18.  A.  cuneata,  Kze.  ;  rhizome  creeping ;  st.  3-4  in.  1.,  slender,  naked  ;  barren  
 segm.  long-stalked,  S-4  in.  1.,  tripinnatifid,  with  distant  pinnæ  and  pinnls.,  the  
 zdt.  divisions linear-cuneate,  j   lin.  br.,  cleft  a t  the  apex  ;  texture  subcoriaceous  ;  
 rachis and  surfaces naked  ; panicle  slender,  lax ,  the  lower  branches elongated, the  
 peduncles slender,  1 j   in.  1.—Kze. A n a l.  Pter.  8.  t.  5. 
 H a b .  Cuba,  P oe p y ig ,—P e rh a p s   a  small finely-cut form  of th e   p receding. 
 §§  Anemidictyon,  J .  Sm.  Panicle and leafy portion  united  in   the  same fro n d  ;  
 veins anastomosing.  Sp.  19-21.  Fig.  6o.  e. 
 19.  A.  (Aneinid.)  Tweediana.,  H k .  ;  st.  3-4  in.  1.,  naked  or  slightly  pilose  ;  
 barren segm.  l j - 2   in.  1.,  1  in.  hr.,  ovate-ohlong,  simply pinnate ;  p in noe   in  2-3  
 sessile  pairs,  oblong,  j  in.  1.,  |   in.  br.,  the  point  blunt,  the  edge  crenulate,  the  
 base rounded  ;  texture subcoriaceous  ;  main vein not  distinct  to  the  apex ;  panicle 
 1-2  in.  1.,  dense, the  lower branches  short,  the peduncle 1-2 in. 1,—U k .  Ic,  t. 906. 
 H a b .  U ra g u a y  an d   S o u th  Braz il. 
 20.  A.  (Anemid.)  Schraderiana,  Mart.  ;  st.  6-9  in.  I.,  villose  below ;  barren  
 segm. 3-5  in.  each way, w ith  1-3  nearly  equal pinnoe  on  each side, which  are 2-2 j   
 in.  1.,  1  in.  br.,  ovate-acuminate,  the  edge  subentire,  the  base  cuneate,  the  te rminal  
 pinna with 2  divergent  lanceolate  lobes  ;  texture subcoriaceons  ;  main vein 
 d is tin c t  to   th e   a p e x ,  th e   v e in le ts   o ld iq u e ,  s lig h t ly  jo i r iin ^   ;  p a n ic le   1 -2   in .  ].,  th e   
 p e d u n c le   1 -4   in .  1.— M a r t. I c .  t.  5 8 .  A .  d iv e rs ifo lia   a n d  V e s p e r tilio ,  S c h r a d . 
 H ab .  S o u th   B ra z il.—W ith   this  we  a re   n o t  a c q u a in te d .  T h e   d esc rip tio n   is  compiled  
 p rin c ip ally   from M a rtiu s. 
 2 1 .  A .  (A n em id .)   Phyllitidis.^^  Sw.  ;  s t.  0 -1 8   in'.  1.,  s tr am in e o u s , n a k e d   o r   f ib r i llo 
 se  ;  b a r re n   segm.  se s sile ,  4 -1 2   in .  1.,  2 -8   in .  b r .,  o v a te -o b lo n g ,  s im p ly   p in n a te   ;  
 p in n oe   in   4 -1 2   se ssile   p a i r s ,  th e   low e s t  th e   la rg e s t, o v a te ,  1 -6   in .  1.,  j - 2 ’in .  h r .,  th e   
 a p e x   a c u te ,  th e   ed g e  c r e n u l a te ,  th e   b a s e   r o u n d e d   o r   c u n e a te   o r   u n e q u a l  ;  te x tu r e   
 s u b c o r ia c e o u s   ;  m a in   v e in   d is tin c t  to   th e   a p e x ,  th e   v e in le ts   o b liq u e ,  fo rm in g   
 n um e r o u s   lo n g   n a r r o w   a reo læ   ;  ra ch is e s  n a k e d   o r   p ilo s e   \ p a n ic le   d en s e ,  3 -9   in .  1.,  
 th e   b r a n c h e s   s h o r t, th e   p e d u n c le   3 -8   in .  1.— P lu m .  t.  156.  l i a d d i ,   F i l .  B r a s .  t .  8. 
 H ab .  Cuba  an d   Mexico  to   P e ru   an d   South  B ra z il.—W e   ap p e a r to  include  h e re   eig h t  
 species  o f S tu rm,  of which  A ,  obliqua  an d   sorbifolia,  S ch rad .,  A . fr a x in ifo tia ,  Rad d i,  an d 
 A .  macvophylla,  h ave  th e   te rm in a l  p in n a   more  or  less  jo in ed   to   th o s e   below,  wh ilst in  
 his A .  P h y llitid is,  longifolia,  L in k ,  an d   densa,  Rad d i,  it  is  d is tin c tly   s ep a ra ted .  A .  laci-  
 n ia ta ,  L in k ,  has  th e   lower  pin næ  Inciso-lobate.  Villose  forms  o f  th is   a re   often  labelled 
 A .  h irta,  Sw.  ;  b u t  th a t synonym  appeans  to   belong  p ro p erly   to   o u r  A . Breuteliana. 
 § § §   C o p to p h y llu in ,  G a r d n .  B a r r e n   a n d  f e r t i l e  f r o n d s   d is tin c t,  S p .  2 2 -2 6 . 
 2 2 .  A.  (C o p t.)   a u r ita ,  Sw .  ;  s t.  o f   th e   b a r r e n   f r o n d   2 -3   in .  1,,  firm ,  e re c t,  
 s lig h t ly   p ilo s e   ;  b a r r e n  f r .   3 -6   in .  L,  l j - 2   in .  hr'.,  o h lo n g -d e lto iij,  b ip in n a te ,  th e   
 low  t v  p i n n oe   i\\Q  la rg e s t,  s ta lk e d ,  s im p le ,  o r  w ith   1  o r   2   r o u n d is h   s e s sile   e n t ir e   
 o r   s lig h t ly   to o th e d  p in n l .   o n   e a c h   s id e   ;  te x tu r e   c o iia c e o u s   ;  s u r fa c e   g lo s s y   ;  v e in s  
 f in e ly   c h a n n e lle d ,  f ia b e lla te   ;  p a n ic le   2 -3   in .  1.,  in t e r r u p t e d ,  th e   low e r  b r a n c h e s   
 s h o r t,  th e   s t.  6 -8   in .  1.— I l k ,   I c ,  t.  9 0 3 . 
 H ab .  Jam a ic a . 
 2 3 .  A .  (C o p t.)   W r ig h tii,  B a k e r   ;  st.  o f  b a r r e n   f r o n d   1-5  in .  L,  s le n d e r,  n a k e d ,  
 s tr am in e o u s   ;  b a r r e n  f r .   2 -3   in .  1.,  1 j i n .   b r .,  s u b d e ito id ,  t r i p in n a t i f id   ; p i n n oe î tw ,   
 d is ta n t,  th e   low e r  o n e s   d e lto id ,  th e   u p p e r   p in n u l e s   c u n e a te ,  s im p le ,  j   in .  b r ., th e   
 low e r   o n e s   d e e p ly   c le ft  f rom   th e   c i r c um f e r e n c e   in w a r d s  ;  te x tu r e   s u b c o ria c e o u s   ;  
 ra c h is   a n d  s u r fa c e s   n a k e d   ;  v e in s  fla b e lla te   ;  p a n ic le   2 -3   in .  1.,  v e r y   l a x   a n d   few -  
 b r a n c h e d ,  s tem   8 -1 2   in .  1. 
 H a b .  Cuba,  Wright  1812.—I n   h a b it  n o t  u n lik e  A .  cuneata,  or  a  small  slen d e r  form  of  
 a d ia n tifo lia . 
 2 4 .  A . (C o p t.)   b ip in n a ta ,  M o o re  ;  s t.  o f  b a r r e n   f r o n d   1 -2   in .  1.,  s le n d e r,  n a k e d   ;  
 b a r re n  f r .   2 -3   in .  1.,  -|-1  in .  b r .,  o b lo n g -d e itu id ,  t r i p in n a t if id   ;  low e r   p in n oe   th e   
 la r g e s t,  s u b d e ito id ,  w i th   c u n e a te   pm n a tif id   p in n l .   ;  te x tu r e   s u b c o ria c e o u s   ;  v e in s  
 f la b e lla te   ;  r a c h is   a n d   su rfa c e s  s lig h t ly   h a i r y   ;  p a n ic le   l a x ,  c lo se ,  e lo n g a te d ,  th e   
 St.  s le n d e r ,  2 -3   in .  1.— O sm u n d a ,  L in n .   H e r b .  A .  c i c u ta r i a ,  K z e .  A n a l .   P t e r . 
 9 .  t.  5. 
 Flab.  Bahamas  an d   W e st  In d ie s .—The  fig u re   of  P lum ie r  which  Linnæus  q uote s  is  
 e v id en tly   Osmunda cinnamomea. 
 2 5 .  A .   (C o p t.)   d ich o toma ,  G a r d n .  ;  s t.  o f   b a r r e n   f ro n d   d e n s e ly   tu f t e d ,  f irm ,  
 e re c t,  s le n d e r,  n a k e d   ;  b a r re n  f r .   1 -2   in .  1.,  a b o u t  1  in .  b r .,  o b lo n g ,  tr ip in n a t e ,  
 th e   s e gm e n ts   f ilifo rm ,  d ic h o to in o n s ly   fo rk e d ,  th e   d iv is io n s   2 -3   lin .  1.  ;  te x tu r e   
 s u b c o ria c e o u s   ;  s u rfa c e s  a n d   ra c h is   n a k e d   ;  p a n ic le   2 -3   in .  th e   low e r  b ra n c h e s   
 e lo n g a te d ,  th e   s t.  3 -4   in .  l .— S tu rm ,  in   M a r t .  F l .  B r a s .  fa s c .  2 3 .  f i g .  1 6 .  t.  4.  
 C o p t,  b u n ii f o lium ,  G a r d .  H k .   I c .  t.  4 7 7 . 
 H a b .  B ra z il.—A .  tenuifolia,  P re s l  (Sturm,  1.  c.  t.  16.  f.  2),  is  p robably  a  smaller  and  
 more  slen d e r form  of this  species.  L e a f in  c u ttin g   resem b lin g   th a t  of B u n ium  flcxuomm,  
 th e   divisions much  lo n g e r  an d   fewer  th a n   in  th e  n ex t. 
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