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 OF 
 
 THE BAGGAGE CORPS 
 
 OF 
 
 Established 1845, and Disbanded 1851. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 PRINTED BY NISSEN AND PARKER, 43, MARK LANE. 
 
 1852. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 ' 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
THE 
 
 SCINDE BAGGAGE CORPS. 
 
 The Scinde Baggage Corps has at last been disbanded, and 
 while the matter is still fresh in our recollection, it may be useful 
 to record the facts and circumstances relative to this curious 
 experiment. 
 
 The following observations on the subject are offered in the 
 hope of laying the truth of the matter before the public while 
 the subject is still remembered, and thereby saving the state from 
 a repetition of the costly folly of bringing gentlemen from 
 Europe to teach our old Indian Commissaries how to load a 
 camel, and how to carry their kit. 
 
 The Scinde Baggage Corps was first proposed about the month 
 of August, 1843, in consequence of an alarm at the number of 
 camels said to be required to move the troops even in Scinde— 
 where abundant supplies existed in every part of the province— 
 where the inhabitants were always willing to sell those supplies 
 -—and where the enemy never attempted to prevent provisions 
 reaching the army. 
 
 The first move in the matter was to assemble a special com¬ 
 mittee of three officers, supposed to be best acquainted with the 
 subject in hand. Before this committee the ideas of the Go¬ 
 vernor of Scinde were laid, and it was directed to devise the best 
 means for carrying them into practical effect. 
 
 The committee sat long, and evidently labored much, for 
 hundreds of returns of all kinds were called for from every de¬ 
 partment, regiment, and even company, in the army; there was 
 nothing goingon throughout the camp but weighing and measuring 
 
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 every article of kit carried by officers and men, or for their use, 
 public or private; nothing escaped, from a tent to a tooth-brush. 
 
 The labors of the committee were at last brought to a close, 
 but the result never transpired, the proceedings were locked up, 
 and nothing was heard of them afterwards. Their nature or 
 general tendency may, however, be shrewdly guessed at, for the 
 Baggage Corps ivas not mentioned again for nearly two years. 
 
 During the hill campaign of 1845 the commissariat arrange¬ 
 ments proved a failure, owing to a series of errors; operations 
 were in consequence suspended ere they were well begun, and 
 remained so for a month and more. (It appeared that it had even 
 been forgotten that money was necessary to carry on war, and a 
 day or two after the commencement of the u campaign” the 
 discovery was suddenly made that both the military treasure 
 chest and the collector’s treasury were empty). 
 
 This failure was ascribed to the want of a baggage corps, and 
 with a view to the prevention of such failures in future campaigns, 
 the embodying of a baggage corps was ordered by the Govern¬ 
 ment of India. 
 
 The existence of the Baggage Corps now commenced in good 
 earnest; a committee was assembled to arrange the details, and 
 the strength of the new corps was fixed at 1,800 camels and 1,800 
 private soldiers with a due proportion of officers, European and 
 Native, &c., &c. 
 
 Some years afterwards the establishment of the corps was 
 altered, its numbers reduced to 1,000 privates and 1,000 camels, 
 and the whole arranged as appears in the Bombay code of regu¬ 
 lations, from which the following numbers of men, &c., are taken. 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SCINDE CAMEL BAGGAGE 
 
 CORPS. 
 
 Total of each. Total. 
 
 
 Rs. 
 
 a. 
 
 P • 
 
 Rs. 
 
 a. 
 
 P • 
 
 1 Commandant. 
 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 850 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 3 Division Commanders . 
 
 130 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 390 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 5 Sergeants . 
 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 250 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 G Soobadars . 
 
 40 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 240 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Carried over 
 
 1,730 0 0 
 

 Rs. 
 
 a. 
 
 p‘ 
 
 Rs. 
 
 a. 
 
 p■ 
 
 Brought forward. 
 
 
 
 
 1730 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 13 Jemadars ... 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 390 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 19 Havildars . 
 
 20 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 380 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 60 Naiques. 
 
 15 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 900 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 ,000 Privates. 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 8,000 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 3 Nuggarchees. 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 STAFF. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 Native Adjutant. 
 
 17 
 
 8 
 
 0 .. 
 
 17 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 1 Ilavildar Major. 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 9 Pay Orderlies. 
 
 5 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 45 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 1 Quarter-Master Haviklar . 
 
 14 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 14 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 1 Moonshee . 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Office Allowance. 
 
 167 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 167 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Stationery . 
 
 60 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 60 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Office tentage... 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 MEDICAL. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 Assistant-Surgeon. 
 
 450 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 450 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 1 First Hospital Assistant. 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 30 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 1 Second Hospital Assistant. 
 
 25 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 25 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 3 Camel Doctors . 
 
 20 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 60 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 ARTIFICERS. 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3 Armourers. 
 
 15 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 45 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 3 Bellows Boys. 
 
 5 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 15 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 3 Mochees... 
 
 15 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 45 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 10 Puckalees . 
 
 12 
 
 0 
 
 0 .. 
 
 120 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Allowance for Steel and Charcoal. 
 
 
 
 
 21 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 Cost of 1,000 Camels at 80 rupees each. 
 
 
 . 80,000 
 
 
 
 
 Five per Cent, per annum on capital, per mensem .... 
 
 333 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 Loss by death, &c., of Camels, which last in work in the 
 
 corps on the average about three years, per mensem 2,222 3 6 
 
 Grain for 1,000 Camels, 6 lbs. each a day, at 80 lbs. per 
 
 rupee, per mensem. 2,250 0 0 
 
 Mussalas, Country Medicines, &c. at 4 annas per camel 250 0 0 
 
 Cost, wear and tear of Camels’ Saddles, Ropes, &c. at 
 
 1 rupee each per mensem. 1,000 0 0 
 
 Cost of 1,079 Muskets or Fuzils, with 1,079 Bayonets, 
 
 Belts, or Pouches, at per set 39 1 5.. 42,199 0 1 
 
 Five per Cent, per annum on capital . 175 13 3 
 
 Cost of Tent and Ammunition, Interest on Capital, and 
 
 wear and tear, per mensem . 230 0 0 
 
 Total . 19,075 14 1 
 
 Cost of each Camel 
 
 19 1 2 
 
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 About three hundred camels are required to move a regiment 
 of native infantry, inclusive of tents, ammunition and the private 
 baggage of officers and men, but without any commissariat 
 stores, and supposing but one-half of the European officers to 
 be present, according to the scale laid down in the Bombay re¬ 
 gulations, p. 113, art. 90, and according to the weights ordered 
 by Sir C. Napier to be carried by the camels of the Baggage 
 Corps, 200 of these camels would be employed in the carriage of 
 the private baggage of the officers and men. When the camels 
 of the Baggage Corps are thus employed they are paid for by 
 the men using them, at the rate of ten rupees each camel per 
 mensem. 
 
 The camels only attached to regiments, and paid for during 
 actual service, which for the period of the existence of the late 
 Scinde Baggage Corps may have amounted on the average to 
 one-fourth of the whole time. 
 
 The Baggage Corps existed from the middle of the year 1845 
 till the end of 1851, or six and-a-half years. Its total cost during 
 that period amounted to 1,487,855 rupees per thousand camels. 
 
 The total amount received during that period as the hire of 
 1,000 camels from officers and men amounts to 195,000 rupees. 
 
 The total loss to the State therefore on 1,000 camels of the 
 Scinde Baggage Corps, employed in carrying the private baggage 
 of the troops, amounts to 1,292,855 rupees, or nearly thirteen 
 lacs of rupees in the excess of the cost of moving the troops under 
 the old system on this one item alone. 
 
 Again, as respects the camels of the Baggage Corps employed 
 in carrying the tents, ammunition and the public stores belonging 
 to the troops ; 
 
 The cost of 1,000 camels on the Baggage Corps system being 
 as before 1,487,855 rupees. 
 
 The cost of hiring 1,000 camels by the commissariat depart¬ 
 ment, when required for the movement of troops under the 
 arrangement heretofore adopted in India, would amount during 
 the same period to 12,000 rupees per mensem, according to the 
 usual rate of 12 rupees per camel. This is the Bombay rate. 
 That of Bengal, on service, is about 8 rupees. But these camels 
 
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 were accustomed to carry about double the loads allotted to those 
 of the Bag-gage Corps. Their cost must, therefore, be reduced 
 by one-half when compared to the others ; they were also only 
 engaged when required. Assuming this period to have been three 
 months in the year, as before, and the total cost on the commis¬ 
 sariat contract system of 1,000 camels during six and-a-half 
 years employed in carrying the public stores of the regiments, 
 amounts to 117,000 rupees. Total loss to the State on 1,000 
 camels so employed amounts to 1,370,855 rupees. 
 
 The men of the Baggage Corps were supposed to be soldiers 
 as well as camel men ; so that on the line of march, in camp 
 and while out grazing, no other baggage guard would ever be 
 required. This was generally, though not always, the case on 
 ordinary marches, through a friendly country, where a guard 
 was only required as a matter of form, but when treasure or 
 other valuables had to be transported, and whatever the nature 
 of the loads in the field in an enemy’s country, it was always 
 found necessary to employ the soldiers of the line in guarding 
 the camels, &c., as usual. Thus no real advantage was in prac¬ 
 tice gained by the camel men being considered as sepoys. 
 
 On the other hand, the attempt to make them soldiers seems 
 to have spoiled them as camel men ; for while the common 
 camels of the country could, without ever being fed on grain, 
 with ease carry a load of 400 ft> on the average, and the best of 
 them very much more than this, the camels of the Baggage 
 Corps could with difficulty carry the smallest weight allotted to 
 them by the orders of the Governor of Scinde, namely 240 lb. 
 They also, from the ignorance and bad management of the sepoy 
 camel men, became so sickly, and died so fast, that anywhere, 
 but in a country abounding in camels, the corps could not have 
 existed for six months. But in such a country the facilities of 
 hiring camels in any numbers when required is so great, that a 
 Baggage Corps becomes there more than usually unnecessary. 
 
 The Baggage Corps, as has been shown, is exceedingly ad¬ 
 vantageous to the private convenience and comfort of the officers 
 and men ; the boon granted by its use is about equal to the grant of 
 double batta to the troops while in the field, but the amount paid by 
 
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 the state for this boon, is, as shown by the figures set forth before, 
 something more than seven times the amount by which the troops 
 benefit by the arrangement. Moreover, as respects the facility 
 of moving troops, the Scinde Baggage Corps could only be of 
 use in a friendly country abounding in supplies, inasmuch, as 
 under any other circumstances, as large a commissariat establish¬ 
 ment of cattle, &c., &c., must be entertained, as if the Baggage 
 Corps did not exist, for the purpose of carrying food, &c., for man 
 and beast; nay, a larger commissariat establishment must be 
 maintained by reason of the Baggage Corps, because the sepoy 
 camel men, &c., of that corps must be fed and provided for like 
 the real soldiers of the army. Extra carriage must also be pro¬ 
 vided for the conveyance of the tents, ammunition, and the officers’ 
 and men's baggage of the Baggage Corps itself, or, which amounts 
 to the same thing, these must be carried on the camels of the 
 Baggage Corps, and the amount of available carriage for the rest 
 of the army be lessened by so much. 
 
 Again, the Baggage Corps is evidently useless, even in a 
 friendly country, for the transport of battering trains or other 
 heavy stores j for this, recourse must be had to the old commis¬ 
 sariat arrangements, or to something equivalent to them. 
 
 It appears, then, that a corps on the model of the late Scinde 
 Camel Baggage Corps could only be maintained in a country 
 abounding in camels, in which these animals could be readily 
 purchased or hired as wanted, or evidently under circumstances 
 wherein such a corps must be very little required for the con¬ 
 venience of the troops, who could easily provide themselves with 
 carriage without it. 
 
 Secondly :—That such a corps could only be maintained at a 
 cost out of all reasonable proportion, greater than the value of 
 the benefits accruing from it. 
 
 Thirdly:—That under those circumstances wherein alone it 
 becomes a matter of any real difficulty to move troops in India 
 and the countries bordering on it, namely, when it becomes ne¬ 
 cessary to carry all the supplies for the use of the troops with 
 the moving army itself, such a Baggage Corps becomes entirely 
 useless, being unable to carry a month's supply of food even for 
 
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 itself. Under the old commissariat arrangements there was never 
 more than one driver to five camels, each camel carrying about 
 5 cwt. The Camel Corps had more than a man to each camel, 
 and that camel carried 240 lb. 
 
 Fourthly :—When the army is serving in an enemy’s country, 
 and it consequently becomes of the greatest advantage to reduce 
 the u impedimenta ” as much as possible, a Baggage Corps on 
 the model of that lately disbanded, &c., tends only to increase, 
 instead of to diminish, the necessary train. An officer even of 
 ability, and though experienced in the armies of Europe, 
 may well be excused for at first sight becoming alarmed at the 
 train found necessary for moving troops in time of war in the 
 East, and being dismayed at all the danger and disorder which 
 apparently must accompany such a crowd of animals and fol¬ 
 lowers ; but it is soon perceived that the greatest evil in the 
 matter exists in imagination and inexperience, and that the real 
 difficulties have long ago been mastered, and the whole affair re¬ 
 duced to systematic rule by those to whom the subject is familiar. 
 
 The arrangements for supplying armies in the field in India, 
 and conducting the enormous trains of beasts of burden which 
 accompany them, have been brought to the greatest perfection by 
 the commissariat department of Bengal. The details of the ar¬ 
 rangements are well knowm to most old Indian officers who have 
 served much in an enemy’s country ; the general results are 
 familiar to all officers of local experience in India; and when 
 these arrangements are properly understood by a General, they 
 enable him to reduce to sufficient form, order and regularity, that 
 which at first appears an interminable, incongruous and riotous 
 mass of confusion. It is not, perhaps, necessary here to enter 
 into the details of the gigantic arrangements of the Indian Com¬ 
 missariat Department. But it has been acknowledged as an 
 axiom by the greatest Generals who ever led armies in India, that 
 the safety of an army or the success of a campaign depends at 
 least as much on the state of the “ bazaar” of the army as on the 
 goodness of the troops. The remarks of the Duke of Wellington 
 on Colonel Monson’s disastrous retreat are very instructive on 
 this point. The Duke shows clearly that the whole of that 
 
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 serious misfortune was caused by the inefficiency of the Colonel's 
 bazaar and commissariat arrangements; and states, that he him¬ 
 self made it a point always to have in his camp a month’s provi¬ 
 sions for his whole force. The multitude of traders of all sorts 
 and the immense train of baggage animals which this implies, 
 and which the Duke justly considered as essentially necessary to 
 his safety and success, might have been considered by an inex¬ 
 perienced officer as ruinous to the army ; but few would probably 
 have had the boldness to propose as a remedy for the apparent 
 evil an arrangement by which the number of men to be fed would 
 be greatly multiplied and the means of transport greatly dimi¬ 
 nished. Yet such was the scheme not only proposed, but at¬ 
 tempted to be carried into effect, under the title of the Scinde Camel 
 Baggage Corps, to the amazement of all Indian officers of expe¬ 
 rience, and to the great delight of thoughtless young subalterns. 
 
 The proposing of such a scheme was merely ridiculous, but the 
 practical experiment to test its merits was a more serious matter; 
 for this experiment has cost the revenue of India more than 
 £150,000 sterling, a sum sufficient to have made excellent roads 
 all over the province of Scinde ; and, together with the large sums 
 as foolishly wasted in making dams about Sukkur and Shikarpoor 
 (which it was found necessary to destroy as soon as completed), 
 would have sufficed probably for the construction of a railway from 
 Kurrachee to the frontier desert. 
 
 The experiment of the Camel Baggage Corps, notwithstanding 
 the enormous outlay lavished on it, and quite irrespective of the 
 inadequacy of the return to the amount of capital expended, 
 proved a complete failure. It was at once discovered that it was im¬ 
 possible to carry into full effect the original scheme, and, to move 
 troops on real service, as many extra camels had to be provided 
 as if the Camel Corps had not existed. The attempt to transport 
 the stores and provisions of an army by any such arrangement as 
 that of the Baggage Corps was at once, in effect, abandoned, and 
 the Baggage Corps camels were employed solely in conveyance 
 of the tents, muskets and ammunition in charge of regiments, 
 and of the private baggage of the officers and men. For the car¬ 
 riage of the latter it had been hitherto the custom for the officers 
 
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 and men to make their own arrangements, and to supply them¬ 
 selves as they could, so that the Baggage Corps relieved them of 
 considerable trouble and expense, and the scheme was in conse¬ 
 quence considered by the parties who profited by it as excellent 
 and praiseworthy. 
 
 This circumstance may go far to account for the astonishing 
 fact of such a Baggage Corps having been continued in existence 
 for six and-a-half years ! 
 
 Having discussed the merits of this method of transporting 
 the private baggage and tents of an army, let us now see if our 
 Indian experience will enable us to propose a better plan. 
 
 First, let us observe that for the transport of provisions and 
 stores, park guns, ammunition (other than that in regimental 
 charge), in short, for the carriage of at least nineteen-twentieths 
 of the whole train accompanying an Indian army in the field ,> 
 nothing can be imagined more perfect than the system of the 
 Benga l commissariat as it appeared with the first army of Afghan¬ 
 istan in 1839. 
 
 But still, however small a proportion it may be, as to the general 
 train following an army in the field, the carriage of the regimental 
 baggage, public and private, is, for many reasons, a matter of 
 great importance. 
 
 Under the present system the march of regiments is sometimes 
 considerably delayed for want of such carriage ; while our officers 
 and sepoys, having every thing done and provided for them by 
 others, become helpless and unable to shift for themselves. 
 
 This is almost always the case with our regular army. But let 
 us take a hint from the despised irregular, who marches at once 
 when ordered, without troubling collector or commissary. 
 
 The scheme then proposed in place of the awfully expensive 
 Baggage Corps is as follows:— 
 
 Let the plan of paying batta in the field be wholly abolished. 
 Let officers and soldiers of the native army receive one rate of 
 pay under all circumstances. Let there be no allowances. Let 
 this rate of pay be sufficient fairly to meet actual wants, which 
 can easily be calculated, and then insist on every officer and man 
 
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 being at all times, and in all places, provided with a proper de¬ 
 scription of carriage to enable all to move any where at once at a 
 moments warning. 
 
 Let the quarter-master of each regiment have a contract for the 
 carriage of tents, ammunition, &c., and hold commanding-officers 
 strictly responsible that every thing is always kept in an efficient 
 state for immediate service. 
 
 This is no fanciful scheme ; it is done to our hand ; in all good 
 Silidar Corps it has been long proved on a large scale, and with 
 admirable success. 
 
 The indirect benefits of such a system would be nearly as great 
 as those more directly accruing from it. 
 
 The sepoys, instead of being pipe-clayed automatons, would 
 become comparatively clever and sensible men, able to provide 
 themselves with whatever might be necessary, without giving the 
 slightest annoyance to the people of the country, with whom they 
 would necessarily take care to be on the best terms. 
 
 There would also be in this system the best possible check on 
 men carrying too much baggage. A sepoy, who had to keep 
 himself provided with proper carriage at his own expense, would 
 very soon discover what articles were necessary to be carried ; and 
 would assuredly carry none which were useless or superfluous. 
 
 The men might be a little awkward at first, from not being ac¬ 
 customed to such work, but would very soon master every difficulty. 
 
 If more leisure time were required for the proper performance 
 of their new duties, abolish pipe-clay, give the men black belts, 
 and at least one hour more a day would be at their disposal. 
 The abominations of this pipe-clay, of leather stocks, of chacos, 
 and of knapsacks for soldiers in India are unspeakable ; such 
 things are a disgrace to the intelligence of the age. The wisdom 
 of using them in the army resembles that of a manufacturer who 
 should tie up the limbs or disable the right arms of his arti¬ 
 ficers in the hope of improving their hand-work. It is difficult to 
 write with patience on such absurdities, therefore, I leave this 
 subject to others, and conclude with expressing the hope that it 
 may be taken up by more able hands than mine. 
 
 FINIS. 
 
SEMINDM REG11 HORTi BOTANIC1 TAURINENSIS 
 
 1832 
 
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 Stelleri DC. p. 
 stricta Huds. p. 
 turrit a L. b. 
 verna R. Br. a. 
 
 Aubrietia deltoidea DC. p. 
 
 Barbarea occidentalis DC. b. 
 orthoceras Ledeb. p. 
 vulgaris DC. b. 
 
 Berteroa incana DC. b 
 mutabilis DC. p. 
 
 Biscutella apula L. omn a. 
 auriculata L. 
 ciliata DC. 
 erigerifolia DC. 
 eriocarpa DC. 
 lyrata L. 
 maritima Ten. 
 raphanifolia Poir. 
 
 Brassjca balearica Rich. 1. 
 campestris L. a. 
 Cheiranthus Vill b. 
 cretica Lmck. 1. 
 
 Eruca L. a. 
 insularis Moris. 1. 
 
 Bunias orientalis L. p. 
 
 Cakile aegyptiaca TV. a. 
 maritima Scop. a. 
 
 Camelina dentata Pers. a. 
 saliva Crantz. a. 
 
 Cardamine impatiens L. b. 
 
 Cheirakthus Cheiri L. 1. 
 
 semperflorens Schousb. I. 
 
 Cochlearia glastifolia L. b. 
 officinalis L. b. 
 
 Crambe hispanica L. a. 
 maritima L. p. 
 pinnatifida R. Br. p. 
 tatarica Jacq. p. 
 
 Diplotaxis erucoidcs DC. a. 
 tenuifolia DC. p. 
 viminea DC. a. 
 
 Draba aizoides L. omn. p. 
 contorta Elirh. 
 fladnicensis TVulf. 
 Gmelini Adans. 
 liirta L. 
 lapponica TV. 
 laxa Lindl. 
 rivularis Hornm. 
 rupestris R. Br. 
 scandinavica Lind hi 
 
 Erdcaria aleppica Guerin, a. 
 
 Erucastrum obtusangulum Rchbch.p. 
 Pollichii Schimp. et Spenn. p. 
 
 Erysimum altaicum C. A. Mey. p. 
 cheiranlhoides L. b. 
 hieracifolium L. a. 
 lanceolatum R. Br. p. * 
 perfoliatum Crantz. a. 
 perofskianum Fisch. a. 
 Redowskii Weinm. b. 
 repandum L. a. 
 rupestre DC. b. 
 
 Farsetia clypeata R. Br. b. 
 
 Goldbachia torulosa DC. a. 
 
 Hesperis matronalis L. p. 
 
 Iberis amara L. a. 
 ciliata All. p. 
 coronaria D. Don. a. 
 garrexiana All. 1. 
 gibraltarica L. p. 
 
 Lagascana DC. a. 
 neglecta Ten. a. 
 pinnata L. a. 
 pubesceiis TV. b. p. 
 sempervirens L. 1. 
 taurica DC. b. 
 umbellata L. a. 
 violacea Ait. b. 
 
 1 satis aleppica Scop. b. 
 tine tori a L. b. 
 
 Lepidium affine Ledeb. p. 
 cordatum TV. p. 
 birtum Sm. p. 
 
 Iberis L. p. 
 latifolium L. p. 
 sativum L. a. 
 virginicum L. a. 
 
 Lobularia canescens Steud. p. 
 halimifolia Steud. 1. 
 libyca Meissn. a. 
 maritima Desv. p. 
 
 Lunaria rediviva L. b, 
 
 Malcolm i a africana R. Br. omn. a. 
 arenaria DC. 
 bicolor H. Genuens. 
 chia DC. 
 maritima R. Br. 
 parviflora DC. 
 
 Matthiola arborescens Schrank. I 
 fenestralis R. Br. 1. 
 glabra DC. 1. 
 incana R. Br. 1. 
 saxatilis Bernh. 1. 
 tricuspidata R Br. b. 
 
D I C O T Y LEDONES 
 
 Moricandia hcsperidiflora DC. a. 
 
 Myagrum perfoliatum L. b. 
 
 Nasturtium amphibium R. Br. p. j 
 globosum Fisch. et Mey. b. j 
 indicum DC. a. 
 pyrenaicum R. Br. p. 
 
 Notoceras R. Br. a. 
 
 Ochthodium aegyptiacum DC. a. I 
 
 Peltaria alliacea L. p. 
 
 Sinapis Allionii Jacq. a. 
 brassicata L. a. 
 dichotoma Roxb. a. 
 dissecta Lagasc. a. 
 incana L. a. 
 integrifolia W. a. 
 juncea L. a. 
 nigra L. a. 
 pubescens L. p 
 
 Sisymbrium bursifolium L. a. 
 Loeselii L. b. 
 pinnatifidum DC. p. * 
 polyceratium L. a. 
 
 Sophia L. a. 
 strictissimum L. p. 
 supinum L. a. 
 
 Succowi a balearica DC. a. 
 
 Thlaspi alliaceum L. a. 
 
 perfoliatum L. a. * 
 
 Vella annua L. a. 
 
 Vesicaria reticulata Lmck. p. 
 sinuata Poir. p. 
 utriculata Lmck. 1. 
 
 CAPPARIDACEAE 
 
 Cleome pentapliylla L. a. 
 pun gens fVilld. a. 
 violacea L. a. 
 viscosa L. b. p. 
 
 RESEDACEAE 
 
 Reseda alba L. a. 
 lutea L. a. 
 luteola L. b. 
 mediterranea L. a. 
 
 Phyteuma L. a. 
 vircscens Horn. a. 
 
 C1STACEAE 
 
 Cisrus albidus L. omn. 1, 
 creticus L. 
 
 Cistus cupanianus Presl. omn. 1. 
 formosus Curt. 
 garganicus Ten. 
 hirsutus Lmck. 
 laurifolius L. 
 salvifolius A. 
 vaginatus Ait. 
 
 Helianthemum canariense Pers. 1. 
 Laevipes Pers. 1. 
 ledifolium Pers. a. 
 lunulatum DC. 1. 
 obscurum Pers. p. 
 pulverulentum Pers. I. 
 salicifolium Pers. a. 
 
 VIOLACEAE 
 
 Viola aiborcscens L. 1. 
 arenaria DC. p. 
 biflora L. p. 
 blanda W. p. 
 calycantha H. Dresd. p. 
 canadensis L. p. 
 cucullata Ait. p. 
 dactyloides R. S. p. 
 hederacea Labill. p. 
 multifida W. p. 
 nummulariaefolia All. p. 
 occulta Lehm. a. 
 palmensis Webb. a. 
 prionantha Bunge, p. 
 suavis Bieb. p. 
 tricolor L. a. 
 
 PITTOSPORACEAE 
 
 Pittosporum eriocarpum Royl. 1. 
 GARYOPHYLLACEAE 
 
 Arenaria balearica L. p. 
 glandulosa Jacq. p. 
 glomerata Bieb. a. 
 gothic a Fries. 
 graminifolia Schrad. p. 
 grandiflora L. p. 
 laricifolia L. p. 
 longifolia Bieb. p. 
 modesta Dujour. a. 
 molluginca Sering. a. 
 mucronata L. a. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 j 
 
 Aren aria nardifolia Lecleb. p. 
 norwegica Gann. p. 
 rubra L. a. 
 villosa Ledeb. p. 
 
 Cerastium dicbotomum L. a. 
 grandiflorum TV. K. p. 
 illyricum Ard. a. 
 latifolium L. p. 
 perfoliatum L. a. 
 repcns L. p. 
 
 Cucubalus bacoifer L. p. 
 
 Dianthus Armeria L. a. 
 aspcr TVilld. p. 
 atrorubens All. p. 
 barbatus L. p. 
 caesius Smith, p. 
 Cartliusianorum L. p. 
 cliinensis L. p. 
 cruentus Griseb. p. 
 cyathophorus Moris, p. * (i). 
 deltoides L. p. 
 irapcrialis Van-Hout. b. 
 liburnicus Bartl. p. 
 plumarius L. p. 
 serotinus TV. K. p. 
 squarrosus Bieb. p. 
 superbus L. p. 
 sylvestris TVulf. p. 
 trifasciculatus Kit. p. 
 versicolor Fisch. p. 
 
 Drymaria divaricata Kunth. a. 
 
 Drypis spinosa L. b. 
 
 Gypsophila acutifolia Fisch. p. 
 elcgans Bieb. a. 
 glauca Stev. p. 
 paniculata L. p. 
 saligna Schrad. p. 
 
 Lechea minor L. p. 
 
 Lychnis cbalcedonica L. p. 
 Coeli-rosa Desr. a. * 
 coronaria Desr. p. 
 dioica L p. 
 
 Flos-Cuculi L. p. 
 Flos-Jovis Desr. p. 
 laeta Ait a. 
 sibirica L. p. 
 
 Mollugo verticillata L. a. 
 
 Ortegia bispanica L. p. 
 
 Sagina bryoides Froel. 
 
 Saponaria cerastoides Fisch. a. 
 lutca L. p. 
 officinalis L. p. 
 orientalis L. a. 
 persica II. Hauti. a 
 
 Saponaria Vaccaria L a 
 
 Silene acaulis L. p. * 
 altaica Pers. p. 
 antirrhina L. a. 
 apetala TV. a. 
 
 Armeria L. a. 
 
 Belien L. p. 
 brachypctala DC. a. 
 bupleuroidcs L. p. 
 catholica Ait. p. 
 cerastoides L. a. 
 conoidea L. a. 
 cretica L. a. 
 dichotoma Ehrh. a. 
 disticha TV. a. p. 
 
 Duriaei Spach. a. 
 fimbriata Sims. p. 
 flavescens TV. K. p. 
 fruticosa L. 1. 
 gallica L. a. 
 geminiflora TV. a. 
 hispida Desf. a. 
 inaperta L. a. 
 italica L. p. 
 latifolia Pair. p. 
 linicola TVibel. a. 
 longifiora Ehrh. p. 
 lusitanica L. a. 
 muscipula L. a. 
 nicaeensis All a. 
 nocturna L. a. 
 obtusifolia TV. a. 
 ornata Ait. b. 
 parviflora Pers. p. 
 pensylvanica Michx. p. 
 picta Pers. a. 
 portensis L. a. 
 procumbens Murr. p. 
 quadridentata Pers. p. 
 quinquevulnera L. a. 
 repens Patr. p. 
 rubella L. a. 
 rupestris L. p. 
 
 Salzmanni Otth. p. 
 saponariaefolia Scholl, p. 
 Saxifraga L. p. 
 
 Schafta Gmel. p. 
 sericea All. a. 
 tridentata Desj'. a. 
 undulata Ait. b. 
 vespertina Betz. a. 
 
 Spergula arvcnsis L omn. a. 
 pentandra L 
 subulata Sw 
 
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 DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Spergulastrum gramineum Michx. p. 
 
 Stellaria graminea L. p. 
 viscida Bieb. a. 
 
 LLNACEAE 
 
 Linum angustifolium Huds. p. 
 austriacum L. p 
 croaticura H. Tic. a. 
 flavuni L. a. 
 gallicum L. a. 
 maritimum L. p. 
 nodiflorum L. a. 
 pallescens Bunge, p. 
 perenne L. p. 
 sibiricum DC. p. 
 strictum L. a. 
 suflruticosum L. i. 
 usitatissimum L. a. 
 
 MALVACEAE 
 
 Althaea cannabina L. p. 
 
 narbonensis Pourr. p. 
 officinalis L. p. 
 rosea Car. b. 
 taurinensis DC. p. 
 
 Anoda cristata Schlchtl. a. 
 triangularis DC. a. 
 
 Hibiscus cannabinus L. b. 
 diversifolius Jacq. 1. 
 militaris L. p. 
 
 Moscheutos L. p. 
 pcdunculatus T'hunb. 1. 
 syriacus L. 1. 
 
 Trionum L. a. 
 
 Lavatera cretica L. b. 
 
 maritima Gouan. 1. * 
 phoenicca Vent. 1. 
 punctata AU. a. 
 trimestris L. a. * 
 
 Malachra alcaeaefolia Jacq. a 
 
 Malope trifida Car a. 
 
 Malva americana L. a. 
 
 angustifolia Ca:>. p. 
 brasiliensis Desr. a. 
 caroliniana L. a. 
 limensis L. a. 
 microcarpa Desf. a. 
 miniata Car. 1. 
 parviflora L. a. 
 rotundifolia L. b. 
 
 Malva scoparia Her it. p. 
 sherardiana L. p. 
 spicata L. p. 
 tricuspidata Ait. a. 
 verticillata L. p. 
 
 Palavia malvaefolia Car. a. 
 
 Pavoma Pentacarpos Poir. p. 
 
 Pentapete phoenicea L. b. p. 
 
 Riedleja corchorifolia DC. a. 
 
 Sida americana L. a. 
 
 angustifolia Juss. p. 
 asiatica L. a. 
 atropurpurea Blume. 1. 
 betulina Horn. a. 
 crispa L. a. 
 humilis Cav. a. 
 indica L. a. 
 jatrophoides Herit. a. 
 mauritanica Herit. a. 
 mollis Ortega. 1. 
 occidentals L. a. 
 parviflora DC. p. 
 rhombifolia L. p. 
 rotundifolia Car. a. 
 tiliaefolia Fisch. a. 
 triloba Thunb. p. 1. 
 
 STERCULIACEAE 
 
 Sterculia platanifolia L. fil. 1. 
 
 BIJTTNERIACEAE 
 
 Buttneria pannosa DC. 
 
 Hermannia altbaeoides Link, omn l. 
 denudata L. 
 incana Car. 
 
 Lasiopetalum corylifolium H. Kew. 1. 
 ferrugineum Sims. 1. 
 
 Thomasia Macrocalyx Steud. omn.l. 
 purpurea Gay' 
 solanacea Gay 
 
 Waltiieria elliptica Car. p. 1. 
 
 TILIACEAE 
 
 Aristotelia Macqui Herit. 1. 
 
 Corchorus hirtus L. omn. a 
 olitorius L. 
 trilocularis L. 
 
 Entelea arborescens B. Br. I. 
 palmata Lindl. 1. 
 
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 DICOTYLEDON ES 
 
 Mahernia bipinnatifida DC. 1. 
 
 Tilia glabra Vent. omn. 1. 
 grandifolia Elirh. 
 parvifolia Ehrh. 
 
 Triumfetta tomentosa Telfair. 1. 
 HYPERICACEAE 
 
 Androsaemijm officinale All. 1. 
 
 Hypericum australe Ten. p. * 
 capitatum Chois, p. 
 
 Coris L. p. 
 crispum L. p. 
 decussatum Kunze. p. 
 floribundum Ait. 1. 
 hircinum L. 1. 
 olympicum L. 1. 
 tomentosum L. p. 
 
 MALPIGHIACEAE 
 
 Malpichia macrophylla TV. 1. 
 ACERACEAE 
 
 Acer campestre L. omn. 1. * 
 dissectum Thunb. 
 monspessulanum L. 
 obtusatum TV. et K. 
 obtusifolium Sims. 
 pensylvanicum L. 
 Pseudoplatanus L. * 
 spicatum Lam. 
 tataricum L. 
 
 SAPINDACEAE 
 
 Aesculus llava Ait. omn. 1. 
 Hippocastanum L. 
 ohiensis Michx. 
 pallida TV. 
 rubicunda Locld. 
 
 Cardiospermum Halicacabum L. a. 
 
 Koelreuteria paniculata Laxm. 1. 
 
 MELIACEAE 
 
 Melia Azedarach L. 1. 
 baccifcra Both 1. 
 
 SARMENTACEAE 
 
 Vitis heterophylla Thunb. 1. 
 
 GERANIACEAE 
 
 Erodium arabicum Decaisn. a. 
 Botrys Pers. a. 
 carvifolium Boiss. p, 
 chium TV. a. 
 ciconium TV. a. 
 gruinum TV. a. 
 liymenodes Her it. 1. 
 laciniatum TV. a. 
 Melanostigma Mart. a. 
 moschatum TV. a. 
 romanum TV. p. 
 
 Geranium bohemicum L. a. 
 carolinianum L. a. 
 cristatum Ster. p. 
 dissectum L. a. 
 ibericum Car. p. 
 
 Londesii Fisch. p. 
 nodosum L. p. 
 pratense L. p. 
 pusillum L. a. 
 sanguineum L. p. 
 sibiricum L. p. 
 striatum L. p. 
 
 Monsonia ovata Car. b. 
 
 Pelargonium coriandrifolium Jacq. p. 
 Heritieri Jaccj. 1. 
 lacerum Jacq. 1. 
 myrrhifolium Ait. p. 
 saniculaefolium TT'. 1. 
 tabula re Herit. 1. 
 tomentosum Jacq. 1. 
 
 TROPAEOLACEAE 
 
 Tropaeolum majus L. a. 
 minus L. a. p. 
 
 BALSAMLNACEAE 
 
 Impatiens Balsamina L. a. 
 OXALIDACEAE 
 
 Oxalis asinina Jacq. p. 
 boweana Lodnl. p. 
 
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 D l C 0 T YLEDONES 
 
 Oxalis cancscens Jacq. p. 
 cernua TV. p. 
 compressa L. f p. 
 cruenta Jacq. p. 
 dentata Jacq. p. 
 flabelli folia Jacq. p. 
 grandiflora Jacq. p. 
 hirta L. p. 
 incarnata L. p. 
 lanata L. f. p. 
 lancifolia Jacq. p. 
 lateriflora Jacq. p. 
 laxula Jacq. p. 
 leporina Jacq. p. 
 loddigesiana Eckl. | 
 martiana Zucc. p. 
 pentaphylla Sims, p 
 Piottae Colla. p. 
 punctata L. p. 
 rosacea Jacq. p. 
 rosea Jacq. a-, 
 rubella Jacq. p. 
 speciosa Jacq. p. 
 variabilis Jacq. p. 
 versicolor L. p. 
 
 AQUIFOLIACEAE 
 
 Ilex angustifolia IV. omn. I 
 Aquifolium L. 
 
 Cassine L. 
 
 Per ado Ait. 
 
 RHAMNACEAE 
 
 Ceanothus americanus L. omn. 
 intermedius Pursh. 
 microphyllus Michx. 
 Paliurus australis Gaertn. 1. 
 Rhamnus Clusii TV. 1. 
 
 infectorius L. 1. 
 
 Zizyphus vulgaris Lmck. 1. 
 
 TEREBINTHACEAE 
 
 Rhus Coriaria L. 1. 
 
 Cotinus L. 1. * 
 
 XANTHOXYLACEAE 
 
 ZYGOPHYLLACEAE 
 
 Zygophyllum Fabago L. p. 
 
 RUTAGEAE 
 
 Dictamnus albus L. p. 
 
 Ruta bracteosa DC. p. 1. 
 
 graveolens L. p. 
 
 Tribulus terrestris L. a. 
 
 STAPHYLEACEAE 
 
 Staphylea trifolia L. 1. 
 
 CELASTRACEAE 
 
 Celastrus edulis Vahl. 1. 
 Evonymus americanus L. omn. 1 
 atropurpureus L. 
 chinensis Lour. 
 latifolius Mill. 
 verrucosus L. 
 
 Ptelea trifoliata L. 1. 
 
 LEGUMINOSAE 
 
 Acacia acantbophora TP. omn. 1 
 cultriformis Hook. 
 cyanophylla Reuth 
 dealbata Link. 
 farnesiana TV. 
 glauca TV. 
 lophantha TV. 
 
 p speciosa. 
 stricta TV. 
 
 Adesmia muricata DC. a. 
 
 Aeschynomexe americana L. a. 
 
 Anthyllis cornicina L. a. 
 tetraphylla L. a. 
 vulneraria L. p. 
 
 Araciiis liypogea L. a. 
 
 Astragalus aegyptiacus Spr. a. 
 annularis Forsk. a. 
 assurgens Pall. p. 
 boeticus L. a. 
 
 Cicer L. p. 
 contortuplicatus L. a. 
 cyinbaecarpus Brol. a. 
 
DICOT YLEDONES 
 
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 Astragalus Epiglottis L. a. 
 falcatus Lmck. p. 
 galegaeformis L. p. 
 hamosus L. a. 
 juvenalis Delil. a. 
 
 JLaxmanni Jacq. p. 
 leontinus Jacq. p. * 
 monspessulanus L. p. 
 Onobrychis L. p. 
 Pentaglottis L. a. 
 rupifragus Pall. p. 
 scorpioides Pourr. a. 
 sulcatus L. p. 
 trimcstris L. a. 
 
 Baptisia australis R. Br. p. 
 exaltata Sweet, p 
 
 Biserrula Pelecinus L. a. 
 
 Cajanus flavus DC. 1. 
 
 Callistachys lanceolata Vent. omn. 1 
 ovata Sims. 
 retusa Lodd. 
 
 Caragana frutescens DC. 1. 
 spinosa DC. 1. 
 
 Carmichaelia australis R. Br. I. 
 
 Cassia acuminata W. 1. 
 falcata L. a. 
 umbellata Rchbch. 1 
 
 Cercis Siliquastrum L. 1. 
 
 Chorizema nanum Sims. omn. 1. 
 rhombeum R. Br. 
 rotundifolium Hort. 
 varium Benth. 
 
 Cicer arietinum L. a. 
 
 Collaea velutina Benth. p. 
 
 Colutea arborescens L. omn. 1. 
 halepica Lmck, 
 orientalis Lmck. 
 
 Coronilla coronata L. p. 
 cretica L. a. 
 glauca L. p. 
 juncca L. p. 
 montana Scop. p. 
 scorpioides Koch. a. 
 vaginalis Lmck. p. 
 varia L. p. 
 
 Crotalaria biflora L. omn. a. 
 incana L. 
 laburnifolia L. 
 parviflora Roth. 
 retusa L. 
 
 Cytisus purpureus Scop. omn. 1. 
 sessilifolius L. 
 uralcnsis Ledeb. 
 
 Dalea Lagopus W. a. 
 
 Darlingtonia glaudulosa DC. 1 
 Desman thus strictus Bertol. 1 
 Desmodium canadcnse DC. omn. p. 
 ciliare DC. 
 viridiflorum DC. 
 
 Dolichos biflorus L. omn. a. 
 lathyroides H. Pisan. 
 purpureus L. * 
 
 unguiculatus L. 
 
 Dorycmum hirsutum Sering. 1. 
 
 rectum Sering. 1. 
 
 Ervum Cameloruin Spr. a. 
 
 Lens L. a. 
 
 Galega biloba Sw. omn. p. 
 officinalis L. 
 orientalis Lmck. 
 
 Genista aetnensis DC. 1. * 
 i canariensis L , 1. 
 
 linifolia L. 1. 
 mantica Pall. p. 
 ovata W. et Kit. p. 
 stenopetala Webb. 1 
 Gleditschia sinensis Lmck. 1. 
 
 triacanthos L. 1. 
 
 Glycyrrhiza echinata L. p. 
 
 foetida Desf. p. 
 
 Goodia latifolia Salisb. 1. 
 Hardenbergia comptoniana Benth. 1. 
 monophylla Benth. 1 
 ovata Benth. 1. 
 
 Hedysarum altaicum P'isch. p. 
 coronarium L. b. 
 flexuosum L. b. 
 fruticosum L. 1. 
 humile L. p. 
 obscurum L. p. 
 
 Hippocrepis multisiliquosa L. a. 
 Indigofera amocna Ait. 1. 
 
 trita L. jil. b. 
 
 Kennedia purpurea Hort. 1. 
 
 rubicunda Kent. 1. 
 
 Lablab nanquinicus Sari. a. 
 
 vulgaris Sari. a. 
 
 Lathyrus articulatus L. a. 
 auriculatus Bertol. a. 
 
 Cicera L. a. 
 hirsutus L. a. 
 latifolius L. p. 
 macranthus Lang. p. 
 odoratus L. a. 
 pisiformis L. p. 
 sativus L, a. 
 setifolius L. a. 
 sphacricus Betz, a, 
 
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 DICOT YLEDONES 
 
 Lathyrus sylvestris L. p. 
 tubcrosus L. p. 
 
 Lespedeza polystachya Michx. p. 
 sessiliflora Nutt. p. 
 
 Lessertia annua DC. a. 
 
 perennans DC. b. p. 
 
 Lotus arabicus L. a. 
 
 corniculatus L. p. 
 cytisoides L. a. 
 edulis L. b. 
 glinoides Delil. a. 
 gracilis W. K. a. 
 
 Jacobaea L. 1. 
 major Scop. p. 
 ornithopodioides L. a. 
 peregrinus L. a. 
 tenuifolius Presl. p. 
 
 Lupikus albus L. a. 
 
 angustifolius L. a. * 
 Hartvvegii Bot. Beg. p. 
 laxiflorus Dougl. p. 
 pilosus L. a. 
 polyphyllus Dougl. p. 
 variegatus Fisch. p. 
 
 Medicago apiculata TV. a. 
 berteriana Moris, a. 
 bonplandiana H. Prag. a. 
 caspica Fisch. a. 
 ciliaris TV. a. 
 circinnata L. a. 
 cretacea Bieb. p. 
 
 Echinus DC. a. 
 elegans Jacq. a. 
 falcata L. p. 
 glomerata Ball. p. 
 glutinosa Bieb. p. 
 
 Helix TV. a. 
 laciniata All. a. 
 lappacea Desr. a. 
 maculata TV. a. 
 
 Murex TV. a. - 
 muricata All. a. 
 obscura Retz. a. 
 orbicularis TV. a. 
 pentacycla DC. a. 
 polycarpa TV. a. 
 rigidula Lmck. All. a. 
 scutellata Lmck. a. 
 sphaerocarpa Bertol. a. 
 Terebellum IV. a. 
 tribuloides Lmck. a. 
 tuberculata TV. a. 
 turbinata W. a. 
 villosa Bvot. 
 
 Melilotus Bonplandii Ten. a. 
 dentata TV. a. 
 italica Lmck. a. 
 mauritanica TV. a. 
 officinalis L. b. 
 parviflora Desf. a. 
 
 Mimosa pudica L. b. 
 
 Onobrychis arenaria DC. p. 
 
 Crista galli Lmck. a. 
 sativa Lmck. p. 
 supina DC. p. 
 
 Ornithopus compressus L. a. 
 
 Orobus alpestris TV. K. p. 
 
 atropurpureus Desf. p. 
 lathyroides L. p. 
 niger L. p. 
 saxatilis Vent. a. 
 tuberosus L. p. 
 variegatus Lapejrr. p. 
 vernus L. p. 
 
 Oxytropis baicalia Pars. omn. p. 
 foetida DC. 
 montana DC. * 
 uralensis DC. * 
 
 Phaca australis L. p. * 
 
 Phaseolus farinosus L. omn. a. 
 inamoenus L. 
 lunatus L. 
 multiflorus Lmck. 
 
 Mungo L. 
 pictus Car. 
 ricciardianus Ten. 
 rufus Jacq. 
 semierectus L. 
 trilobus Ait. 
 tunkinensis Lour. 
 vexillatus L. 
 
 Pisum abyssinicum H. Erf. omn. a. 
 arvense L. 
 maritimum L. 
 thebaicum TV. 
 
 Pocockia cretica DC. a. 
 
 Psoralea corylifolia L. a. 
 
 Pultenea subumbellata Hook. 1. 
 
 Rhynchosia caribaea Jacq. 1. 
 minima DC. a. 
 precatoria DC. 1. 
 
 Robinia tortuosa Hojfmsg. 1, 
 
 Scorpiurus muricata L. omn. a. 
 subvillosa L. 
 vermiculata L. 
 
 Securigera Coronilla DC. a. 
 
 Soja hispida Mocnch. a. 
 
 Sophora alopecuroides L. p. 
 
DICOT YLEDONES 
 
 Sophora japonica L. 1. 
 tomentosa L. 1. 
 
 SuTHERLANDIA frutCSCCHS R. Br . 1 
 
 Tetragonolobus conjugatus Link a. 
 purpurcus Moench. a. 
 siliquosus Roth. p. 
 
 Thermopsis fabacea DC. p. 
 
 Trifolium albidum Retz. a. 
 alexandrinum L. a. 
 alpestre L. p. 
 alpinum L. p. * 
 angustifolium L. a. 
 arvense L. a. 
 
 Cherleri L. a. 
 clypeatum L. a. 
 difl’usum Elirh. a. 
 globosum L. a. 
 glomeratum L. a. 
 hispidum Desf. a. 
 incarnatum L. a. 
 lappaceum L. a. 
 maritimum Huds. a. 
 medium L. p. 
 ochroleucum L. p. 
 pannonicum L. p. 
 resupinatum L. a. 
 rubens L. p. 
 scabrum L. a. 
 spumosum L. a. * 
 squarrosum L. a. 
 stellatum L. a. 
 striatum L. a. 
 strictum L. a. 
 subterraneum L. a. 
 suffocatum Sm. a. 
 tomentosum L. a. 
 vesiculosum Savi. a. 
 
 Trigonella aegyptiaca Pair. omn. a. 
 Calliceras Fiscli. 
 corniculata L. 
 
 Foenum graecuin L. 
 gladiata Stev. 
 liamosa L. 
 laciniala L. 
 monspeliaca L. 
 ornithopodioides DC. 
 pinnatifida Cav. 
 polycerata L. 
 spinosa L. 
 striata L. 
 tenuis Fisch. 
 
 ViciA atropurpurea Desf. a. 
 bithynica L. a. 
 calcarata Desf. a. 
 
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 Vicia cassubica L. p. 
 
 cordifolia Wulf. a. 
 Duinetorum L. p. 
 hybrida L. a. 
 megalosperma Bieb. a. 
 Musquinez Bose. a. 
 pannonica Jacq. a. 
 pisiformis L. p. 
 polyphylla Desf. a. 
 Pseudorobus Fisch. p, 
 Sepium L. p. 
 sordida TV. K. a. 
 syriaca Weinm. a. 
 
 Vigna glabra Savi. a. 
 villosa Savi. a. 
 
 Virgilia lutea Michx. 1. 
 
 DRUPACEAE 
 
 Amygdalus glandulosa Hook. 1 
 
 Prukus Padus L. omn. 1. 
 prostrata Labill. 
 serotina Ehrh. 
 
 POMACEAE 
 
 Cotoneaster acuminata Lindl. omn 
 buxifolia Wall. 
 melanocarpa Lodd. 
 microphylla Wall. 
 uni flora Bung. 
 
 Crataegus alnifolia Hort. omn. I 
 Aronia Bose. 
 coccinea L. 
 cordata Ait. 
 
 Crus-galli L. 
 glandulosa Ait. 
 lobata Bose. 
 nigra W. 
 parvifolia Ait. 
 spathulata Michx. 
 
 Pyrus arbutifolia L. fil. omn. 1. 
 baccata L. 
 elaeagnifolia Pall. 
 intermedia Ehrh. 
 nivalis L. 
 salvifolia DC. 
 spectabilis Ait. 
 
 Raphiolepis indica Lindl. J. 
 
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 DiCOTYLEDONES 
 
 ROSACEAE 
 
 Acaena sericea Jacq. 1. 
 
 Agrimonia Eupatoria L. omn. p. 
 leucantha H. Christ. 
 suaveolens Pursh. 
 taurica H. Christ. 
 Alchemilla alpina L. p. 
 vulgaris L. p. 
 
 Geum canadense Murr. omn. p. 
 chilcnse Balb. Berter. 
 coccineum Sibth. 
 hirtum Wahlbrg. J 
 
 intermedium Ehrh. 
 
 Laxmanni Gaertn. 
 rivale L. 
 
 sylvaticum Pourr. 
 urbanum L. 
 
 Potentilla agrimonioides Bieb. p, j 
 argentea L. p. 
 atrosanguinea Don. p. 
 calabra Ten. p. 
 canadensis L p. 
 
 Comarum Scop. p. 
 floribunda Pursh 1. 
 glandulosa Lindl. p. 
 hirta L. p. 
 kurdica Boiss. p. 
 laciniosa Kit. p. 
 mollissima Lehm. p. 
 multifida L. p. 
 nepalensis Hook. p. 
 paradoxa H Lips. p. 
 recta L. p. 
 
 Richardsonii Dougl . p. 
 supina L. a. 
 
 Thomasii Ten. p. 
 verticillaris Steph. p. 
 Poterium Sanguisorba L. p. 
 Sanguisorba officinalis L. p. 
 
 tenuifolia Fisch. Link. p. 
 Sibbaldia cuneata H. Christ, p. 
 
 procumbens L. p. 
 
 Spiraea argentea L.fil. 1. 
 
 Aruncus L. p. 
 crenata L. 1. 
 digitata TP . p. 
 
 Filipendula L. p. 
 ianceolata Pair. 1 
 Jindleyana Wall 1 
 opulifolia L. I. 
 salicifolia L. I. 
 sorbifolia L. 1. 
 
 TJlmaria L. p. 
 
 Waldsteinia geoides W. p. 
 ONAGRACEAE 
 
 Circaea lutetiana L. p. 
 
 Clarkia elegans Dougl. b. 
 pulchella Pursh, a. 
 
 Epilobium angustifolium L. omn. p. 
 coloratum Miihl. 
 hirsutum L. 
 parviflorum Schreb. 
 
 Fuchsia arborescens Sims. 1. 
 corymbillora R. P. 1. 
 
 Gaura biennis L. b. 
 
 Lindheimeri Engel, p. 
 mutabilis Cav. p. 
 parviflora Hook. b. 
 tripetala Cav. a. 
 
 Isnardia alternifolia DC. p. 
 
 Jussiaea erecta L. a. 
 
 Lopezia mexicana Jacq. a. 
 n Oenothera biennis L. b. 
 
 cheiranthifolia Horn. a. 
 chilensis Desf. a. 
 cruciata Nutt. b. 
 densiflora Lincll. a. 
 longiflora Jacq. b. 
 mollissima L. p. 
 muricata Murr. b. 
 odorata Jacq. a. 
 parviflora L. a. 
 purpurea Curt. a. 
 rhizocarpa Spr. p. 
 sinuata L. a. 
 suaveolens Desf. b. 
 tetraptera Cav. p. 
 
 HALORAGACEAE 
 
 Hippuris vulgaris L. p. 
 
 LYTHRACEAE 
 
 Ammannia latifolia L. a. 
 ramosior L. a. 
 
 Cuphea denticulata LI. B. 1. 
 procumbens Cav. a. 
 viscosissima Jacq. a. 
 
 Heimia myrtifolia Schlcht. 1. 
 salicifolia Link. 1. 
 
 Lythrum Hyssopifolia L b 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
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 Lythrcm Salicaria L. p. 
 
 Thymifolia L. a. 
 tomentosum Mill. p. 
 
 Peplis biflora Salzm. a. 
 
 TAMAR1CACEAE 
 
 Tamarix africana Poir. 1. * 
 gallica L. 1. 
 
 MYRTACEAE 
 
 Callistemon lanceolatum DC. omn. 1. 
 lincarifolium DC. 
 pallidum DC. 
 pinifolium DC. 
 
 Jambosa australis DC. 1. 
 Leptospermum scoparium Forst. 1. 
 Myrtus communis L. 1. 
 boetica. 
 italica. 
 tarentina. 
 
 Psidium montanum Sw. 1. 
 pyriferum L. I. 
 
 CUCURBITACEAE 
 
 Anguria pedata L. p. 
 
 Bryonia abyssinica Lmck. p. 
 dioica L. p. 
 
 Cucumis Anguria L. omn. a. 
 flexuosus L. 
 
 Prophetarum L. 
 
 Cyclanthera pedata Schrad. a. 
 Momordica Charantia L. a. 
 Elaterium L. p. 
 operculata L. a. 
 
 Sicyos angulata L. a. 
 
 PASSIFLORACEAE 
 
 Passiflora albicans Loud. 1. 
 foetida Car. a. 
 suberosa Jacq. i. 
 
 PORT ULACACEAE 
 
 Calandrinia compressa Schrad. a. 
 discolor Schrad. I. 
 procumbens Moris, a. 
 
 Claytonia perfoliata Don. a. 
 
 Portulaca grandiflora Cambess. 
 mucronata Link. a. 
 pilosa L. a. 
 
 Talinum patens W. a. 
 
 PARONYCHIACEAE 
 
 Anychia dichotoma Michx. p. 
 
 Corrigiola litoralis L. a. 
 
 telephiifolia Pourr. p. 
 
 Loefflingia hispanica L. a. 
 
 Minuartia campestris L. omn. a. 
 dichotoma L. 
 montana L. 
 
 Paronychia herniarioides Nutt, p 
 
 Polycarpea TenerifFae Lmck. a. 
 
 Telepiuum lmperati L. p. 
 
 CRASSULACEAE 
 
 Grammanthe chloraefolia DC. a. 
 
 Penthorum sedoides L. p. 
 
 Sedhm Aizoon L. p. 
 
 Gepaea L. a. 
 coeruleum Fahl. a. 
 kamschaticum Fisch. p. 
 maximum Reichb. p. 
 monregalensG Balb. p. 
 pallidum Bieb. p. 
 spurium Bieb. p. 
 stellatum L. a. 
 
 Telephium L. p. 
 
 Sempervivum arachnoideum L. p. 
 
 Umbilicus pendulinus DC- p. 
 
 MESEMBRYACEAE 
 
 MESEMBRYANTHEMUMCryStallinumL, 
 cuneifolium Jacq. a. 
 deltoideum Mill. 1. 
 pinnatifidum L. a. 
 polyanthum Haw. 1. 
 pyropaeum Haw a. 
 spectabile Haw. I. 
 virgatum Haw. I. 
 
 TETRAGON1ACEAE 
 
 Aizoon glinoides L. Jil. p. 
 hispanicum L a 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Tetragonia crystallina Herit. a. 
 expansa Ait. a. 
 
 CACTACEAE 
 
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 Mammillaria crinita DC. omn, 1. 
 pusilla DC. 
 stellata Haw. 
 
 Opuntia vulgaris Mill. p. 
 
 Rhipsalis Cassytha Gaertn. I. 
 ramulosa Pfeiff. 1. 
 
 GROSSULARIACEAE 
 
 Ribes alpinum L. omn. 1. * 
 floribundum Herit. 
 nigrum L. 
 oxyacanthoides L. 
 
 FRANCOACEAE 
 
 Francoa appendiculata Cav. p. 
 
 SAXIFRAGACEAE 
 
 Heuchera americana L. omn. p. 
 divaricata Fisch. 
 lucida Lodd. 
 macrophylla Lodd. 
 micrantha Dougl. 
 ribifolia Fisch. et Lallem. 
 Richardsonii R. Br. 
 
 Hydrargea arhoresccns L. 1. 
 nivea Michx. 1. 
 
 Saxifraga Aizoon L. omn, p. 
 Cotyledon />. 
 crassifolia L. 
 cuneifolia L. 
 decipiens Ehrh. 
 geranioides DC. 
 granulata L. 
 hirsuta L. 
 hypnoides L. 
 irrigua Bieb. 
 muscoides JVulf. 
 oppositifolia L. * 
 pedemontana All. 
 rotundifolia L. 
 sedoides L. 
 tenella JVulf 
 
 Tellima grandiilora Lindl. p. 
 
 UMBELLi FERAE 
 
 Aegopodium Podagraria L. p. 
 
 Aethusa Cynapium. L. a. 
 
 Ammi majus L. b. 
 
 Visnaga L. b. 
 
 Angelica lucida L. p. 
 sylvestris L. b. 
 
 Anosmia idaea Bernh. b. 
 
 Anthriscus Cerefolium Hojjin. a. 
 nemorosus Spr. p. 
 torquata Duly. p. 
 
 Apium fractophyllum Horn. b. 
 gravcolens L. b. 
 
 Archangelica decurrens Ledeb. b. 
 
 Astrantia helleborifolia Salisb. p. 
 major L. p. 
 
 Athamanta Matthioli JVulf. p. 
 
 Bifora radians Bieb. a. 
 
 Brignolia pastinacaefolia Bertol. p. 
 
 Bunium alpinum JV. et Kit. p. * 
 
 Bdpleurum angulosum L. p. 
 
 beterophyllum Link. a. 
 stellatum L. p. 
 tenuissimum L. a. 
 
 Cachrys involucrata Pall. p. 
 
 Caluasia eriopoda DC p. 
 
 Carum Bulbocastanum Koch. p. * 
 
 Chaerophyllum bulbosum L. b. 
 hirsutum L. p. 
 
 Conium maculatUx-n L. b. 
 
 G or ian drum sativum L. a. 
 
 Cryptotaenia canadensis DC. p. 
 
 Daucus gummifer Lmck. b. 
 
 Eryngium alpinum L. omn. p. 
 Bourgati Gouan. 
 giganteum Bieb. 
 mantimum L. 
 planum L. 
 tricuspidatum L. 
 
 Ferula nodillora L. p. * 
 
 thyrsiflora Sibth. Sm. p. 
 
 Foeniculum dulce L. a. 
 
 vulgare Gaertn. p. 
 
 Helosciadium crassipes Koch. p. 
 
 Heracleum cordatunu Presl. p. 
 Sphondylium L. p. 
 
 Hydrocot vle sibthorpioides7,mc/f. p. 
 
 Laserpitium gallicum L. omn. p. 
 glabrum Crantz. 
 
 Siler L. 
 
 Levisticum officinale Koch. p. 
 
 Libanotis vulgaris DC. p. 
 
 Ligusticum pyrenaicum Gouan. p. 
 
D1C0TY LED ONES 
 
 Meum alhamanticum Jacq. p. 
 
 Oenanthe crocata L. p. 
 
 pimpinelloides L. p. 
 
 Opopanax Chironium Koch. p. 
 
 Ostericum pratense Ilofftn. p. 
 
 Pastinaca graveolens Bieb. p. 
 pirapinellifolia Bieb. p. 
 
 Peucedanum Ccrvaria Lapeyr. p. 
 
 Physospermum aquilegifolium Koch.p. 
 
 Pimpinella Anisuin L. a. 
 peregrina L. a. 
 rugosa Hook. p. 
 
 Tragium Kill. p. 
 
 Ptychotis coptica DC- a. 
 
 verticillata Duby. a. 
 
 Ridolfia Segetum Moris, a. 
 
 Scandix pinnatifida Vent. a. 
 
 Seseli gracile TV. et K. omn. p. 
 petraeum Bieb. 
 rigidum TV. K. 
 varium Trev. 
 
 SiLAtJS tenuifolius DC. p. 
 
 Sium angustifoliura L. p. 
 
 Sisarum L. p. 
 
 Smyrnium rotundifolium Mill. b. * 
 
 Thapsia Asclepium L. omn. p. 
 garganica L. * 
 polygama Desf. 
 
 Tordylium apulum L. omn. a. * 
 maximum L. 
 syriacum L. 
 
 Trinia vulgaris DC. b. * 
 ARALIACEAE 
 
 Aralia japonica Thunb. 1. 
 racemosa L. p. 
 spinosa L. 1. 
 
 CORNACEAE 
 
 Cornus alternifolia L. fil. 1. 
 paniculata Herit. 1. 
 
 CAPRIFOLIACEAE 
 
 Leycesteria formosa Wall. 1. 
 
 Lonicera alpigena L. omn. 1. 
 coerulea L. 
 etrusca Savi. * 
 
 Sambucus Ebulus L. p. 
 racemosa L. 1. * 
 
 Symphoricarpus racemosus Michx. 1. 
 Viburnum cassinoides L. omn. 1. 
 Lentago L. 
 
 Oxycoccos Pursh 
 prunifolium L. 
 
 RUBIACEAE 
 
 Asperula galioides Bieb. omn. p. 
 longiflora W. K. 
 montana W. K. 
 odorata L. 
 tinctoria L. 
 
 Callipeltis muralis Moris, a. 
 Crucianella angustifolia L. a. 
 glauca Rich. p. 
 latifolia L. a. 
 stylosa Trin. p. 
 
 Galium adhaerens Hortul. p. 
 boreale L. p. 
 ellipticum Presl. p. * 
 erectum Huds. p. 
 nebulosum Boiss. a. 
 rupestre Visiani. p. 
 
 Rubia peregrina L. p. 
 
 Tinctorum L. p. 
 
 Sheraruia arvensis L. a. 
 Vaillantia hispida L. a. 
 muralis L. a. 
 
 CINCHONACEAE 
 
 Borreria capitellata Chamss. p. 
 stricta Mey. b. 
 
 Diodia dasycephala Chamss. a. 
 
 virginica L. a. 
 
 Hedyotis lactea W. a. 
 Mitracarpum stylosum Chamss. a. 
 
 villosum Chamss. a. 
 
 Pentas carnea Benth. 1. 
 Spermacoce hispida L. a. 
 tenuior L. a. 
 
 VALERI ANACEAE 
 
 Centranthus Calcitrapa Dufr. a. 
 Macrosiphon Boiss. a. 
 ruber DC. p. 
 
 Fedia Cornucopiae Vahl. a. 
 Valeriana dioica L. omn. p * 
 montana L. 
 
D1COTYLEDONES 
 
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 Valeriana officinalis L. omn. p. 
 Phil L. 
 
 sambucifolia Mikan. 
 Valerianella coronata Dufr. a. * 
 olitoria Moench. a. 
 
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 D1PSACEAK 
 
 Cephalaria alpina R S. p. 
 
 centauroides R. S. p. 
 Dipsacos azureus Schrenk. p 
 ferox Lois. b. 
 
 Fullonum Mill. b. 
 
 Rnautia oricntalis L. a. 
 
 Morina longifolia Wallich. p. 
 Pterocephalus papposus Coult. a. 
 Scabiosa africana L. 1. 
 ambigua Ten. p. 
 atropurpurea L. b. 
 caucasica Bieb. p. 
 cretica L. 1. 
 dichotoma Ucria. b. 
 Gramuntia L. p. 
 ochroleuca L. p. 
 prolifera L. a. 
 ucranica L. p. 
 
 Triciiera sylvatica Schrad. p. 
 
 COMPOSITAE 
 
 Acantiiospermum liumile DC 
 Achillea Ageratum L. omn. p. 
 dentifera DC. 
 filipendulina Lmck. 
 ligustica All. 
 odorata L. 
 
 Santolina L. 
 vermiculata Trin. 
 Achvropappus schkuhrioides Link, a 
 Achyrophorus maculatus Scop. p. 
 
 pinnatifidus DC. b. 
 Actinoaieris alternifolia DC. p. 
 
 tetraptera DC. p. 
 
 Adenostyle glabra DC. p. 
 
 Agathaea tenera DC. a. 
 
 Ageratum coeruleum Dcsf omn. a. 
 conyzoides L. 
 hirtum H. Haf. 
 
 Alloizonium arctotideum Kunze a. 
 Amberboa Lippii DC. a. 
 moschata DC. a. 
 
 Amblyocarpum inuloides F. et M. b. 
 
 Ambrosia maritima L. p. 
 trifida L. a. 
 
 Amellus annuus TV. a. 
 
 tridactylus DC. a. 
 
 Ammobicm alatum R. Br. b. 
 
 Anacyclus clavatus Pers. a. 
 radiatus Lois. a. 
 
 Andryala varia Lowe. p. 
 
 Anthemis aurea Brot. b. 
 discoidea TV. b. 
 
 Kitaibclii Spr. b. 
 maritima L. p. 
 Marschalliana TV. b. 
 rigescens TV. p. 
 suaveolens Schwaegv. p 
 tinctoria L. p. 
 
 Arnica montana L. p. * 
 
 Artemisia Abrotanum L. 1. 
 afra Jacq. 1. 
 argentea Hcrit. 1. 
 austriaca Jacq. p. 
 biennis TV. b. 
 campcstris L. p. 
 chamaemaelifolia Fill, p 
 Dracunculus L. p. 
 gallica TV. p. 
 laciniata TV. p. 
 maritima L. p. 
 naronitana Vis. p. 
 pontica L. p. 
 procera TV. p. 
 punctata Bess. p. 
 tanacetifolia All. p. 
 vulgaris L. p. 
 
 Aster adulterinus TV. omn. j>. 
 Amellus L. 
 hyssopifolius L. 
 laevis L. 
 mutabilis L. 
 
 Novi Belgii L. 
 sericeus Vent. 
 
 Asteriscus aquaticus DC. p. . 
 maritimus DC. p. 
 
 Atractylis cancellata L. a. 
 
 Baccharis halimifolia L. 1. 
 
 Balbisia elongata TV. a. 
 
 Balsamita ageratifolia Desf. p. A 
 virgata Desf p. * 
 
 Barkhausia cernua Rchnbcli. a. 
 glandulosa Presl. a. 
 intybacea Spr. 
 
 Marschallii C. A. Mey. a. 
 rubra Moench. a. 
 taraxacifolia DC. b. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Barkhausia vesicaria Spr. b. 
 
 Bellis annua L. a. 
 
 Bellium crassifolium Moris, p. 
 minutum L. a. 
 
 Bidens bipinnata L. omn. a. 
 foliosa TV. 
 frondosa L. 
 leucantha TV. 
 parviflora TV. 
 pilosa L. 
 wallichiana DC. 
 
 Biotia corymbosa DC. ornn. p. 
 latifolia DC. 
 macrophylla DC. 
 
 Boltonia glastifolia Herit. p. 
 
 Brachycome diversifolia F. et M. b. 
 
 Buphthalmum salicifolium L. p. 
 
 Cacalia atriplicifolia L. omn. p. 
 liastata L. 
 reniformis Mhlbrg. 
 suaveolens L. 
 
 Calendula incana TV. b. 
 officinalis L . a. 
 
 Calliopsis bicolor Rchnbch. b. 
 
 Callistephus cbinensis Nees. a. 
 
 Carduus acanthoides L. omn. a. 
 argentatus L. 
 
 Argyroa Biv. 
 
 Carlina corymbosa L. p. 
 
 Carpesium cernuum L. b. 
 
 Carthamus tinctorius L. a. 
 
 Catananche coerulea L. b. 
 lutea L. a. 
 
 Cenia geminata Kunze. a. 
 pruinosa DC. a. 
 
 Centaurea aspera L . p. 
 collina L. p. 
 
 Crupinastrum Moris, a. * 
 Cyanus L. a. 
 dealbata TVilld. p. 
 elongata Ait. a. 
 eriophora L. a. 
 gymnocarpa Moris etDeNot. 1. 
 italica Pers. p. 
 melitensis L. a. 
 montana L. p. 
 orientalis L. p. 
 paniculata L. b. 
 phrygia L. p. 
 procumbens Bolb. p. 
 ruthenica Lmck. p. 
 
 Scabiosa L. p. 
 
 Verutum L. a. 
 
 Cephalophora aromatica Schrad. a. 1 
 
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 Chamaepeuce Casabonac DC. b. 
 diacantlia DC. b. 
 stcllata DC. a. 
 
 Chondrilla juncea L. p. 
 
 paucillora Ledeb. p. 
 
 Chrysanthemum Segetum L. a. 
 viscosum Desf. a. 
 
 Chrysopsis villosa Nutt. p. 
 
 Cichorium divaricatum Schousb . b. 
 
 Cineraria geifolia L. 1. 
 lobata L. p. 
 
 Cirsium acaule All. omn. p. 
 canum All. 
 dealbatum Bieb. 
 monspessulanum All. 
 oleraceum All. 
 tuberosum All. 
 
 Cnicus benedictus Gaertn. a. 
 
 Conyza aegyptiaca Ait. a. 
 chilensis Spr. b. 
 
 Coreopsis aurea Ait. omn. p. 
 diversifolia DC. 
 lanceolata L. 
 senifolia Michx. 
 
 Cosmos bipinnatus Cav. a. 
 
 Cotula anthemoides L. a. 
 coronopifolia L. a. 
 
 Cremocephalum cernuum Cass. a. 
 
 Crepis alpestris Tausch. p. 
 blattarioides Vill. p. 
 corymbosa Ten. a. 
 paludosa Moench. p. 
 parviflora Desf. a. 
 pungens Desf. a. 
 rigida TV. Kit. p. 
 virens L. b. 
 
 Cynara Cardunculus L. b. 
 
 Dahlia Cervantesii Lagasc. p. 
 Merkii Lehm. p. 
 
 Dimorphotheca pluvialis Moench. a. 
 
 Diplostephium amygdalinum Cass.p. 
 umbellatum DC. p. 
 
 Doronicum scorpioides TVilld. p. 
 
 Dracopis amplexicaulis Cass. a. 
 
 Dyssodia clirysanthemoides Lag. a. 
 
 Echinacea serotina DC. p. 
 
 Echinops bannaticus Rochel. omn. p. 
 horridus Desf. 
 persicus Fisch. 
 sphaerocephatus L. 
 
 Eclipta erecta L. a. 
 
 Emilia sonchifolia DC. a. 
 
 Endoptera Dioscoridis DC. a. 
 
 Ereciitites carduifolia DC a. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 iH, 
 
 Erechtites hieracifolia liajin. a. 
 
 Erigeron acre L. p. 
 
 alpinum L. p. * 
 bellidifoliura TV. p. 
 divaricatum Michx. a. 
 kamtscliaticum DC. p. 
 speciosum DC. p. 
 
 Villarsii Bell. p. 
 
 Eschenbachia ambigua Moris, b. 
 
 Ethulia conyzoides L. a. 
 
 Eupatorium adenophorum Spr. 1. 
 altissimum L. p. 
 aromaticum L. p. 
 cannabinum L. p. 
 melissoides Willd. p. 
 Morisii H. Patar. I. 
 perfoliatum L. p. 
 purpureum L. p. 
 sessilifolium L. p. 
 
 Evax pygmaea Pers. a. 
 
 Felicia tenella Necs. a, 
 
 Flaveria repanda Lagasc. a. 
 
 Florestina pedata Cass. a. 
 
 Gaillardia aristata Pursh. p. 
 Drumraondii DC. b- 
 lanceolata Michx. p. 
 
 Galactites tomentosa Moench. b. 
 
 Galatella dracunculoides DC. p. 
 punctata DC. p. 
 
 Gamolepis trifurcata Less. I. 
 
 Geropogon glabcr L. a 
 
 Gnaphalium sylvaticum L. p. 
 
 Grindelia glutinosa Dunal. 1. 
 inuloides Willd. p. 
 squarrosa Dunal. p. 
 
 Gymnostyles anthemifolia Juss. a. 
 
 Hedypnois polymorplia DC. a. 
 
 Helenium autumnale L. p. 
 
 quadridentatum Labill. a. 
 tenuifolium Nutt. a. 
 
 Helianthus annuus L. a. 
 atrorubens L. p. 
 divaricatus L. p. 
 erythrocarpus Bartl. a 
 Maximiliani Schrad. p. 
 multiflorus L. p. 
 petiolaris Nutt. p. 
 pubesccns Vahl. p. 
 
 Helichrysum angustifolium DC. 1. 
 felinum Less. I. 
 
 Heliopsis buphthalmoides Dun. a. 
 laevis Pers. p. 
 scabra Dun. p. 
 
 Heumintia echioides b 
 
 Hieracium araplexicaula L. omn p. 
 aurantiacum L. 
 bifurcum Bieb. 
 bupleurifolium Lapeyr. 
 bupleuroides Gmel. 
 foliosum Kit. 
 
 Jacquinii Vill. 
 laevigatum W. 
 racemosum IV. K. 
 staticefolium All. * 
 
 Homogyne alpina Cass. p. * 
 
 Hyoseris lucida L. p. 
 
 Hypochoeris Balbisii Nocca. b. 
 glabra L. a. 
 radicata L. p. 
 
 Inula Buboniura Jacq. omn. p. 
 Conyza DC. 
 critlimoides L. 
 
 Helenium L. 
 hirta L. 
 salicina L. 
 squarrosa L. 
 thapsoides Spr. 
 
 Vaillantii Vill. 
 viscosa Desf. 
 
 Jurinea alata Cass. b. 
 
 spectabilis Fisch. b. 
 
 Kentrophyllum lanatum DC. a 
 
 Kuhnia Maximiliani Trev. p. 
 
 Lactuca augustana All. a. 
 muralis Don. b. 
 perennis L. p. 
 sagittata TV. K. b. 
 
 Scariola L. a. 
 stricta TV. K. a. 
 virosa L. b. 
 
 Lagascea mollis Car. a. 
 
 Lappa major All. b. 
 
 tomentosa All. b. 
 
 Lasiospermum pedunculare Lag. p. 
 
 Lasthenia glabrata Lindl. a. 
 
 Leontodon hastile L. p. 
 hispidum L. p. 
 
 Leucanthemum atratum DC. p. 
 ircutianum DC. p. 
 setabensc DC. a. 
 
 Leyssera discoidea Spr. a. 
 
 Liatris scariosa Willd. p. 
 spicata TVilld. p. 
 
 Linosyris vulgaris DC. p. 
 
 Lonas inodora Gaertn. a. 
 
 Lophoclinium Manglesii Endl. a. 
 
 Macrorhynghus pterocarpus Fisch. a, 
 
 Madia mellosa Molin. a. 
 
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DICOTYLEDON ES 
 
 19 
 
 Madia sativa Molin. a. 
 
 Maruta mixta Moris, a. 
 nobilis Moris, b. 
 
 Matricaria disciformis DC- p. 
 
 MelAmpodium paludosum H. B. a. 
 rbomboideum DC. a. 
 
 Microlonchus salmanticus DC. b. 
 
 Micropus supinus L. a. 
 
 Microrhynchus nudicaulis Less. p. 
 
 Mikania scandens TVilld. p. 
 
 Mulgedium Plumieri DC. omn, p. 
 sibiricum DC. 
 tataricum DC. 
 
 Myriactis Gmelini DC. b. 
 
 Myriogyne minuta Less. a. 
 
 TN'eja falcata Nees. 1. 
 
 gracilis Don. 1. 
 
 Notobasis syriaca Cass. a. 
 
 Obehscaria pinnata Cass. p. 
 
 Osteospermum moniliferom L. 1. 
 
 Pallenis spinosa Cass. a. 
 
 Parthekium Hysterophorus L. a. 
 integrifolium L. p. 
 
 Petasites albus Gaertn. p. 
 vulgaris Desf. p. 
 
 Phagnalon saxatile Cass. 1. 
 
 Picridium dichotomum Fisch. a. 
 tingitauum Desf. b. 
 vulgare Desf a. 
 
 Picris hieracioides L. p 
 
 pauciflora TVilld. a. 
 
 Piqueria trinervia Car. p. 
 
 Podospermum laciniatum DC. b. 
 
 Porophyllum linifolium DC. 1. 
 
 Prenakthe purpurea L . p. 
 
 Ptarmica alpina DC. omn. p. 
 grandiflora DC. 
 impatiens DC. 
 serrata DC. 
 speciosa DC. 
 valesiaca DC. 
 vulgaris DC. 
 
 Pterotheca bifida Fisch. et Mey. a. 
 
 Pulicaria dysenterica Gaertn. p. 
 
 Pyrethrum Achilleae DC. p. 
 caucasicum TV. p. 
 corymbosum TV. p. 
 macrophyllum TV. p. 
 maritimum Sm. p. 
 multifidum DC. p. 
 
 Myconis Moench. a. 
 nivcum Lagasc. p. 
 roseum Bieb. p. 
 
 Pihaponticum cynaroides Less. p. 
 
 Rhaponticum pulchrum F. etMey. p. 
 scariosum L. p. 
 
 Rudbeckia Drummondi Paxt. omn. p. 
 hirta L. 
 
 speciosa TVender. p. 
 
 Santolina Cliamaecyparissus L. 1. 
 
 Scolymus bispanicus L. p. 
 maculatus L. a. 
 
 Scorzonera eriosperma Bieb. omn. p. 
 hispanica L. 
 stricta Horn. 
 
 Senecio abrotanifolius L. p. 
 aegyptiacus L. a- 
 alpinus Scop. p. 
 arabicus L. a. 
 
 Cineraria DC. 1. 
 coriaceus Ait. p. 
 
 Doria L. p. 
 elegans L. b. 
 erucaefolius L. p. 
 giganteus Desf. p. 
 jacquinianus Rchnbch. p. 
 nemorensis L. p. 
 saracenicus L. p. 
 triflorus L. a. 
 umbrosus TV. K. p. 
 verbenaefolius Jacq. a. 
 vernalis TV. K. a. 
 
 Seriola laevigata L. p. 
 
 Serratula centauroides L. omn. p. 
 heterophylla Desf. 
 quinquefolia Bieb. 
 radiata Bieb. 
 tinctoria L. 
 
 Silphium erythrocaulon Bernh. p. 
 perfoliatum L. p. 
 terebinthinaceum L.fd. P . 
 ternatum Retz. p. 
 
 Sogalgina trilobata Cass. a. 
 
 Solidago alpestris TV. Kit. omn. p. 
 altissima L. 
 arguta Ait. 
 mexicana L. 
 procera Ait. 
 
 Riddelii Frank. 
 rigida L. 
 serotina Ait. 
 
 Virgaurea L. 
 
 Sonchus oleraceus L. a. 
 palustris L. a. 
 
 Spieantiie fusca DesJ. omn. a. 
 oleracea L. 
 repens Michx. 
 
 Stevta canescens H. B. p. 
 
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 DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Stevia. Eupatoria W. oran. p. 
 glandulifera Schlcht. 
 ivaefoiia W. 
 lanceolata Lagasc. 
 ovata Lagasc. 
 paniculata Lagasc. 
 purpurea Lagasc. 
 
 Synedrella nodiflora Gaertn. a. 
 
 Tagetes bicolor H. Lips. a. 
 lucida Caa. p. 
 tenuifolia Cav. a. 
 
 Tanacetum boreale Fisch. omn. p. 
 sibiricum L. 
 vulgare L. 
 
 Thrincia hirta DC. p. 
 
 mauritanica Spr. a. 
 
 Tithonia tagetiflora Desf. a. 
 
 Tolpis altissima Pers. omn. a. 
 barbata Gaertn. 
 coronopifolia Spr. 
 umbellata Balb. 
 
 Tragopogon brevirostre DC. p. 
 porrifolius L. p. * 
 
 Tyrimnus leucographus Cass. a. 
 
 Urospermum capense Spr. b. 
 
 Vernonia angustifolia Miclix. p. 
 anthelmintica W. a. 
 praealta DC. p. 
 profuga DNtrs. 1. 
 
 Xanthium echinatum Murr. a. 
 strumarium L. a. 
 
 Xeranthemum inapertum W. a. 
 
 Zacintha verrucosa Gaertn. a. 
 
 Zinnia elegans Jacq. omn. a. 
 multiflora L. 
 pauciflora L. 
 tenuiflora Jacq. 
 verticillata Andr. 
 
 CAMPANULACEAE 
 
 Adenophora coronata A. DC. omn. p. 
 liliifolia Ledeb. 
 verticillata Fisch. 
 
 Campanula bononiensis L. p. 
 Erinus L. a. 
 grandis F. et Mej . p 
 lamiifolia Bieb. p. 
 persicifolia L. p. 
 punctata Lmck. p. 
 pyramidalis L. b. 
 spicata L. b. 
 
 Codonopsis lurida Lindl. p. 
 
 Jasione montana L. b. 
 
 perennis Lmck. p. 
 
 Phyteuma canescens fV. K. omn. p. 
 Halleri All. 
 orbiculare L. 
 
 Schcuchzeri All. 
 scorzoneraefolium Vill. 
 Specularia hybrida A. DC. a. 
 
 perfoliata A. DC. a. 
 Trachelium coeruleum L. p. 
 Wahlenbergia gracilis A. DC. a. 
 lobelioidcs A. DC. a. 
 
 LOBELIACEAE 
 
 Enchysia erinoides Presl. a. 
 Isotoma longiflora Presl. p. 
 Laurentia Michelii DC. a. 
 
 Lobelia clifFortiana L. a. 
 inflata L. a. 
 nicotianacfolia Hejn. p. 
 syphilitica L. p. 
 
 GOODENIACEAE 
 
 Goodenia grandiflora Sims. p. 
 
 STYLIDIACEAE 
 
 Stylidium fruticosum R. Br. 1. 
 
 ERICACEAE 
 
 Erica lateralis W. omn. I. 
 taxifolia Ait. 
 urceolaris Berg. 
 vagans L. 
 
 PRIM ULACEAE 
 
 Androsace carnea L. p. 
 elongata L. a. 
 filiformis Retz. a. 
 lactiflora Fisch. a. 
 maxima L. a. 
 septentrionalis L. b. 
 Cyclamen hederaefolium Ait. p. 
 Dodecatheon Meadia L. p. 
 
 Lubinia mauritiana Spr. b. 
 
D1C0TYLED0NES 
 
 11 
 
 Lysimachia dccurrens Forsk. b. 
 punctata L. p. 
 thyrsiflora L. p. 
 verticillata Bieb. p. 
 vulgaris L. p. 
 
 Primula elatior Jacq. p. 
 
 suaveolens BertoL. p. 
 Samolus Valerandi L. b. 
 
 MYRSINACEAE 
 
 Ardisia crenulata Vent. 1. 
 
 solanacea Roxb. 1. 
 
 Myrsine africana L. 1. 
 
 EBENACEAE 
 
 Diospyros Lotus L. 1. 
 
 virginiana L. 1. 
 
 Royena lucida L. 1. 
 
 Visnea Mocanera L. fil. 1. 
 
 STYRACACEAE 
 
 Halesia diptera L. 1. 
 
 tetraptera L. 1. 
 
 Sty rax officinale L. 1. 
 
 OLEACEAE 
 
 Chionamthus virginica L. 1. 
 
 (5 maritima. 
 
 Fraxinus oxycarpa PVilld. 1. 
 Ligustrum japonicura Thunb. 1. 
 Olea undulata Jacq. 1. 
 
 Syrikga josikaea Jacq.fil. 1. 
 
 JASMINACEAE 
 
 Jasminum fruticans L. 1. * 
 
 APOCYNACEAE 
 
 Amsonia latifolia Mx. p. 
 Apocynum androsaemifolium L. p. 
 Vinca rosea L. 1. 
 
 ASCLEPIADACEAE 
 
 Asclepias amocna L. p. 
 
 consanguinea Kunze. p. 
 curassavica L. 1. 
 linifolia Lag. 1. 
 syriaca L. p. 
 
 Cynanchum fuscatum Link. p. 
 Gompiiocarpus fruticosus R. Br. 1. 
 Stapelia grandiflora Mass. 1. 
 
 obliqua LV. 1. 
 
 Tweedia coerulea Don. p. 
 floribunda Lindl. p. 
 
 GENTIANACEAE 
 
 Chironia linoides L. 1. 
 
 peduncularis Lindl. 1. 
 Erythraea Centaurium Pers. a. 
 Gentiana campestris L. a. * 
 lutea L. p. 
 macrophylla Pall. p. 
 Swertia perennis L. p. 
 
 PEDALIACEAE 
 
 Martynia proboscidca Glox. a. 
 Sesamum orientale L. a. 
 
 CYRTANDRACEAE 
 
 Streptocarpus Rexii Lindl. p. 
 
 HYDROPHYLLACEAE 
 
 Nemophila liniflora Fisch. a. 
 PHACELiAbipinnatifida Michx. omn.a 
 congesta Hook. 
 fimbriata Michx. 
 tanacetifolia Benth. 
 vitifolia Paxt. 
 
 POLEMONIACEAE 
 
 Cantua pyrifolia Juss. i. 
 
 Collomia coccinea Lehm. omn. a, 
 grandiflora Dougl. 
 heteropbylla Hook. 
 linearis Nutt. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Gilia achilleaefolia Benth. omn. a. 
 bicolor R. P. 
 capitata Dougl. 
 
 Leptosiphon Steud. 
 minutiflora Benth. 
 parviflora Spr. 
 splendens H. Monac. 
 tricolor Benth. 
 
 Hoitzia coccinea Cav. 1. 
 
 Phlox Carolina L. omn. p. 
 listoniana Sweet 
 paniculata L. 
 
 Polemonium boreale Adans. omn. p. 
 gracile TV. 
 lacteum Lehm. 
 pulcherrimum Hook. 
 Richardsonii Graham. 
 virginicum Pursh. 
 
 CONVOLVULACEAE 
 
 Convolvulus elongatus TV. a. 
 farinosus L. a'.* 
 
 Hermanniae Herit. p. 
 pentapetaloides L. a. 
 sabatius Vwiani. p. 
 siculus L. a. 
 tricolor L. a. 
 
 IroMOEA coccinea L. omn. a. 
 curassavica Balb. 
 hederacea L. 
 hepaticaefolia L. 
 leucantha Jacq. 
 montana Moricand. 
 pendula R. Br. 
 
 Pes-tigridis L. 
 purpurea Lmck. 
 quinata R. Br. 
 scabra Forsk. 
 sibirica Jacq. 
 solanifolia L. 
 violacea L. 
 
 Quamoclit vulgaris Chois, a. 
 BORRAGINACEAE 
 
 Amsinckia angustifolia Lehm. a. 
 
 Anchusa angustifolia L. b. 
 italica Retz. b. 
 
 Milleri TV. a. 
 officinalis L. b 
 sempervirens L p 
 
 Borrago officinalis L. b. 
 
 Bothryospermum tenelluin F. et M. a. 
 
 Buglossites laxillora Moris, p. 
 
 Cerinthe minor L. b. 
 
 Cynoglossum canescens TV. a. 
 cheirifolium L. p. * 
 longiflorum Lehm. p. 
 officinale L. p. 
 
 Echium calycinum Viv. b. * 
 grandiflorum Desf. b. 
 pyrenaicum Desf. b. 
 tenue Roth. a. 
 
 Ehretia tinifolia L. 1. 
 
 Heliotropium curassavicum L. a. 
 supinum L. a. 
 
 Lithospermum officinale L. p. 
 
 Myosotis alpestris Schmidt, p. * 
 
 Nonea rosea Link. a. 
 
 Omphalodes linifolia Moench. a. 
 
 Onosma echioides L. a. 
 
 Symphytum echinatum Ledeb. p. 
 
 Tiaridium indicum L, a. 
 
 TouRNEFORTiAheliotropioides//oo/i p 
 
 HYDROLEACEAE 
 
 Wigandia urens G. Don. 1. 
 
 SOLANACEAE 
 
 Atropa Belladonna L. p. 
 
 Capsicum bicolor Jacq. 1 
 cerasiforine JV. a. 
 conicmn Lmck. a. 
 frutescens L. 1. 
 grossum TV. a. 
 pendulum W. a. 
 
 Cestrum corymbosum Schlcht. omn. I. 
 diurnum L. 
 fasciculatum Miers. 
 odontospermum Jacq. 
 l’oseum H. B. 
 
 Datura ceratocaula jacq. omn. a. 
 fastuosa L. 
 ferox L. 
 laevis J L. 
 
 Metel L. 
 
 Stramonium L. 
 
 Tatula L. 
 
 Hyoscyamus albus L. a. 
 niger L. a. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 Hyosciamus orientalis Bieb. p. 
 pusillus L. a. 
 
 Mandragora vernalis Bertol. p. 
 
 Nicandra physalodes Gaertn. a. 
 
 Nicotiana fragrans Bernh. a. 
 fruticosa L. 1. 
 glauca Hook. 1. 
 macrophylla Spr. a. 
 paniculata L. a. 
 rustica L. a. 
 
 Nolana atriplicifolia G. Don. a. 
 prostrata L. a. 
 
 Piiysalis Alkokengi L. p. 
 angulata L. a. 
 barbaclensis Jacq. a. 
 ixocarpa Brot. a. 
 peruviana L. p. 
 pruinosa L. a. 
 pubescens L. a. 
 
 Solatium aethiopicum L. a. 
 auriculatum L. 1. 
 
 Balbisii Dunal. 1. 
 laciniatum Ait. p. 
 oporinum TV. 1. 
 pyracanthum Lmck. 1. 
 radicans L. fil. p. 
 
 SCROPHULARIACEAE 
 
 Anarrhinum bellidifolium W. a. 
 
 Antirrhimum Asarina L. p. 
 calycinura Vent. a. 
 montevidense Mart. p. 
 
 Browalia demissa L. a. 
 data L. a. 
 
 Buduleya brasiliensis Jacqf. omn.l. ! 
 lindleyana Hort. 
 saligna TV. 
 salvifolia Lmck. 
 spicata R. P. 
 
 Calceolaria pinnata L. a. 
 
 Ciielone glabra L. p. 
 
 Digitalis grandillora Lmck. omn, p. 
 lanata Ehrh. 
 raicrantha Roth. 
 purpurea L. 
 
 Thapsi L. 
 
 Erinus alpinus L. p. 
 
 Horkemanma bicolor IV. a. 
 
 Likaria aegyptiaca Desf. a. 
 arvensis Desf. a. * 
 bipartita TV. a. 
 bipunctata Steud. a. 
 
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 Linaria capraria Moris et DeNot. p. 
 cirrhosa TV. a. 
 delphinoides Gay. a. 
 genistaefolia Mill. p. 
 juncea DC. a. 
 lusitanica Spr. p. 
 origanifolia DC. p. 
 pilosa DC. p. 
 purpurea Mill. p. 
 repens Steud. p. 
 rubrifolia DC. a. * 
 simplex DC. a. * 
 triphylla TV. a. 
 versicolor Moench. a. 
 vulgaris Mill. p. 
 
 Maurandia semperflorens Jacq. a, 
 Mimulus alatus Ait. omn. p. 
 cardinalis Lindl. 
 ringens L. 
 
 Paulownia imperialis Sieb. etZucc. 1. 
 Pedicularis gyroflexa Vill. p. * 
 PENTSTEMONcampanulatum^.omn.p. 
 confertum Dougl. 
 gracile Nutt. 
 hirsutum TV. 
 
 macheyanum Know et West, 
 pulchellum Lindl. 
 Rickardsonii Dougl. 
 roseum G. Don. 
 venustum Dougl. 
 Schizarthus pinnatus R. Br. a. 
 Scrophularia aquatica L. p. 
 betonicaefolia L. p. 
 canina L. p. 
 glandulosa Kit. p. 
 
 Herminii Hoffmss. p. 
 lyrata W. p. 
 nodosa L. p. 
 peregrina L. a. 
 
 Sckellii Spr. p. ? 
 
 Scorodonia L. p. 
 smyrnaea Boiss. p. 
 trifoliata L. p. 
 
 Stemodia chilensis Benth. p. 
 Yerbascum Blattaria L. b. 
 nigrum L. p. 
 
 rotundifolium Tenor, b. * 
 sinuatum L. b. 
 
 Veronica alpina L. p. 
 
 Beccabunga L. p. 
 
 Crista-galli Stev. a. 
 Cymbalaria Bertol. a. 
 fruticulosa L. 1. p. 
 gcntianoides Valil. p, 
 
D ICO 1 YLEDONES 
 
 Veronica latifolia L. p. 
 maritima L. p. 
 officinalis L. p. 
 paniculata Pall. p. 
 ruthenica Fisch. p. 
 saxatilis L. p. 
 serpyllifolia L. p. 
 sibirica L. p. 
 spicata L. p. 
 spuria L. p. 
 
 Teucrium L. p. 
 urticaefolia L. p. 
 
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 ACANTHACEAE 
 
 Acanthus spinosus L. p. 
 
 Barleria cristata L. 1. 
 
 Crossandra infundibuliformis Nees. 1. 
 Gendarussa furcata Nees. 1. 
 
 Ruellia ovata Car. p. 
 
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 VERBENACEAE 
 
 Gallicarpa americana L. 1. 
 cana L. 1. 
 
 Duranta microphyila Desf. J. 
 Plumieri L. 1. 
 
 Lantana aculeata L. omn. I. 
 involucrata L. 
 lilacina Desf. 
 nivea Vent. 
 stricta Sw. 
 trifolia L. 
 
 Lippia asperifolia Rich. omn. I. 
 montevidensis Spr. 
 purpurea Jacq. 
 repens Spr. 
 
 Priva lappulacea Pers. p. 
 
 Verbena Aubletia Jacq. b. 
 bonariensis L p. 
 caroliniana L. p. 
 elegans H. B. p. 
 erinoides Lmck. a. 
 hastata L. p. 
 supina L. a. 
 venosa Gill, et Hook. p. 
 Vitex incisa Lmck. 1. 
 
 LABI AT AE 
 
 Ajuga orientalis L. p. 
 
 Amethystea coerulea L. a. 
 
 Ballota hispanica Benth. p. 
 nigra L. p. 
 
 Calamintha Clinopodium Moris, p 
 grandiflora Moench. p. 
 Nepeta Link et Hojfm. p. 
 repens Benth. p. 
 
 Coleus arabicus Benth. 1. 
 
 Persoonii Benth. 1. 
 Dracocephalum austriacurn L. p. 
 canescens L. a. 
 
 Moldavica L. a. 
 nutans L. p. 
 peltatum L. a. 
 peregrinum L. p. 
 Elsholtzia cristata Willd. a. 
 Eremostachys laciniata Bunge, p. 
 Galeobdalon luteum Sm. p. 
 Galeopsis Tetrabit L. a. 
 
 Horminum pyrenaicum Jacq. p. 
 Hyssopus officinalis L. p. 
 
 Lamium album L. omn. p. 
 garganicum L. 
 longiflorum Tenor. 
 maculatum L. 
 
 Orvala L. 
 
 Lavandula multifida L. h. 
 
 Stoechas L. 1. 
 
 Leucas aspera Spr. a. 
 indica R. Br. a. 
 
 Lophanthus anisatus Benth. omn. p. 
 nepetoides Benth. 
 scrophulariaefolius Benth. 
 Lycopus europaeus L. p. 
 
 exaltatus L. fil. p. 
 
 Majorana hortensis Moench. 1. 
 
 Onites Benth. p. 
 
 Marrubium apulum Ten. omn. p. 
 astracanicum Jacq. 
 candidissimum L. 
 peregrinum L. 
 vulgare L. 
 
 Melissa officinalis L. p. 
 
 Melittis Melissopliyllum L. p. 
 Mentha aquatica L. omn. p. 
 arvensis L. 
 cervina L. 
 crispa L. 
 piperita L. 
 
 Pulegium L. 
 
 Requieni Benth. 
 rotundifolia L. 
 sylyestris L. 
 
 Micromeria filiformis Benth. p. 
 graeca Benth. p. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 M icromeria juliana Bentli. p. 
 
 Molucella laevis L. a. 
 spinosa L. b. 
 
 Monarda aristata Nutt. p. 
 fistulosa L. p. 
 
 Nepeta botryoidcs Jit. omn. p. 
 camphorata Boiss. 
 
 Cataria L. 
 cyanea Stew. 
 grandiflora Bieb. 
 macrantha Fisch. 
 nuda L. 
 
 Ocymum americanum L. a. 
 minimum L. a. 
 sanctum L. a. 
 
 Sclioi Bentli. p. 
 
 Origanum vulgare L. p. 
 
 Perilla ocimoides L. a. 
 
 Phlomis alpina Pall. p. 
 fruticosa L. 1. 
 
 Herba-venti L. p. 
 samia L. p. 
 tuberosa L. p. 
 
 Physostegia virginiana Bentli. p. 
 
 Prunella grandiflora L. p. 
 vulgaris L. p. 
 
 Pycnantiiemum lanceolatum Pursh. p. 
 
 Salvia Aethiopis L. b. 
 
 filamentosa H. Modic. 1. 
 glutinosa L. p. 
 grandiflora Ettling. p. 
 hirsuta Jacq. p. 
 hispanica L. a. 
 
 Honninum L. b. 
 lyrata L. p. 
 micrantha Vahl. p. 
 nilotica Murr. p. 
 
 Sclarea L. b. 
 sylvestris L. p. 
 
 Verbenaca L. p. 
 verticillata L. p. 
 virgata Ait. p. 
 
 Satureja hortensis L. a. 
 
 intermedia Fisch. p. 
 montana L. 1. 
 mutica Fisch. p. 
 
 Scutellaria alpina L. omn. p. 
 Columnae All. 
 lateriflora L. 
 lupulina L. 
 macrantha Fisch. 
 pallida Bicb. 
 peregrina Link. p. 
 
 Sideritis canariensis L. 1. 
 
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 Sideritis romana L. a. 
 
 scordioides L. 1. 
 
 Staciiys arabica Horn. a. 
 arenaria Vahl. p. 
 arvensis L. a. 
 
 Betonica Bentli. p. 
 circinnata Hevit. p. 
 
 Corsica Pel's, a. 
 densiOora Be nth. p. 
 germanica L. p. 
 grandiflora Benth. p. 
 intermedia Ait. p. 
 lanata Jacq. p. 
 maritima L. p. 
 palustris L. p. 
 recta L. p. 
 
 setifera C. A. Mey. p. 
 sylvatica L. p. 
 
 Teucrium Arduini L. 1. 
 Chamaedrys L. p. 
 cubense L. p. 
 euganeum Vis. p. 
 flavuin L. 1. 
 hircanicum L. p. 
 lusitanicum Lmck. p. 
 Marum L. 1. 
 massiliense L. p. 
 micropliyllum Desf. 1. 
 orientale L. p. 
 
 Polium L. 1. 
 
 Pseudo-scorodonia Desf. p. 
 Scordium L. p. 
 
 Scorodonia L. p. 
 
 Thymus capitatus Link. 1. 
 Ziziphora capitata L. a. 
 tenuior L. a. 
 
 GLOBULARIACEAE 
 
 Globularia Alypum L. 1. 
 nudicaulis L. p. 
 vulgaris L. p. 
 
 PLUMBAGINACEAE 
 
 Armeria alliacea JF. omn. p. 
 alpina W. 
 denticulata Bcrtol. 
 latifolia fV. 
 splcndens Webb. * 
 vulgaris fV. 
 
 Plumbago curopaea L. p. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
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 Plumbago micrantha Ledeb. a. 
 zeylanica L. 1. 
 
 Statice auriculaefolia Vahl. omn. p. 
 latifolia Sm. 
 
 Limonium L. 
 pubescens DC. 
 
 PLANTAGINACEAE 
 
 Plantago afra L. 1. 
 
 amplexicaulis Car. b. 
 Bellardi All. a. 
 
 Coronopus L. b. 
 crassa TV. p. 
 
 eschscholtziana F. et Mey. p. 
 hookeriana Fisch. a. 
 indica L. a. 
 major L. p. 
 
 Psyllium L. a. 
 pumila L. a. 
 salsa Bieb. p. 
 saxatilis Bieb. p. 
 sparsiflora Michx. p. 
 squarrosa Murr. a. 
 virginica L. a. 
 
 PHYTOLACCACEAE 
 
 Microtea mayparensis G. Don. a. 
 Phytolacca decandra L. omn. p. 
 octandra L. 
 stricta Hoffhi. 
 
 Rivina humilis L. omn. 1. 
 laevis L. 
 purpurascens L. 
 
 SALSOLACEAE 
 
 Atriplex hortensis L. omn. a. 
 laciniata L. 
 littoralis L. 
 oblongifolia W. K. 
 rosea L. 
 virgata Both. 
 
 Axyris hydrida L. a. 
 
 Beta maritima L. b. 
 
 trigyna W . K. p. 
 
 Blitum Bonus-Henricus C. A. Mey. p. 
 
 chenopodioides Lmck. a. 
 Chenopodium album L. a. 
 ambrosioides L. a. 
 
 Chenopodium anthelminthicum L. p. 
 Atriplicis L. a. 
 
 Botrys L. a. 
 ficifolium Sm. a. 
 foetidum Schrad. a. 
 glaucum L. a. 
 leucospermum Schrad. a. 
 patulum Roth. a. 
 
 Quinoa fV. a. 
 
 Corispeumum Marschallii Ster. a. 
 Cycloloma platypbylluin Moq. a. 
 Kochi a eriophora Schrad. omn. a. 
 hyssopifolia Roth. 
 muricata Schrad. 
 scoparia Schrad. 
 
 Monolepis trifida Schrad. a. 
 Salsola Kali L. a. 
 
 Tragus L. a. 
 
 Teloxys aristata Moq. a. 
 
 BASELLACEAE 
 
 Basella rubra L. a. 
 
 AMARANTACEAE 
 
 Acnida cannabina L. a. 
 
 Aerva brachiata Mart. a. 
 Alternanthera ficoides R. Br. a. 
 spinosa R. S. 1. 
 
 Amaranthus aureus Dietr. omn. a. 
 caudatus L. 
 esculentus H. Bonn. 
 hecticus W. 
 incomptus W. 
 melancholicus L. 
 pendulus H. Gener. 
 polygonoides L. 
 rigidus Schult. 
 tricolor L. 
 tristis L. 
 
 Celosia argentea L. omn. a. 
 cristata L. 
 margaritacea L. 
 trigyna L. 
 
 Ciiamissoa albida Mart. a. 
 Deeringia celosioides B. Br. 1. 
 Gomphrena decumbens Jacq. a. 
 globosa L. a. 
 
 Haplotheca interrupta Nutt. p. 
 
DICOTYLEDONES 
 
 NYCTAGINACEAE 
 
 Mirabihs Jalapa L. a. 
 Oxybaphus glabrifolius Vahl. p. 
 
 POLYGONACEAE 
 
 Emex spinosus Cambess. a. 
 Polygonum alpinum All. p. * 
 Bistorta L. p. 
 cymosum Desf. p. 
 emarginatum Roth. a. 
 Fagopyrum L. a. 
 Hydropiper L. a. 
 lapathifolium L. a. 
 orientale L. a. 
 
 Persicaria L. a. 
 serrulalum Lagasc. a. * 
 virginianum L. p. 
 
 Rheum australe Don. oran. p. 
 caspicum TV. 
 crispum Andr. 
 Rhaponticum L. 
 tataricum L. 
 
 Rumex acutus L. p. 
 
 aegyptiaeus L. a. 
 bucephalophorus L. a. 
 chrysocarpos Moris, p. 
 confertus TV. p. 
 dentatus L. a. 
 
 Graelini Tartsch. p. 
 luxurians L. fil. p. 
 Patientia L. p. 
 persicarioides L. a. 
 pulcher L. p. 
 roseus L. a. 
 salicifolius TVeinm. p. 
 sanguineus L. p. 
 scutatus L. p. 
 thyrsoides Desf. p. * 
 verticillatus L. p. 
 vesicarius L. a. 
 
 THYMELAEACEAE 
 
 Daphne Mezereum L. 1. 
 
 Pimelea humilis R. Bv. oran. 1. 
 hypericin a Hook. 
 spectabilis Lindl. 
 
 PROTEACEAE 
 
 IIakea saligna R. Br. I. 
 
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 SAURURACEAE 
 Saururus cernuus L. p. 
 
 BEGON1ACEAE 
 
 Begonia diptera Dryand. 1. 
 
 Dregei Otto. 1. 
 grandis Dryand. 1. 
 heracleifolia Chamss. I. 
 martiana Link. p. 
 peltifolia Schott. 1. 
 ulmifolia TV. I. 
 
 EUPHORBIACEAE 
 
 Acalypha indica L. a. 
 rubra TV. p. 
 
 Euphorbia amygdaloides L. p. 
 deflexa Sibth et Sm. p. 
 dentata Michx. a. 
 esula L. p. 
 geniculata Orteg. a. 
 Ipecachuanha L. p. 
 picta Jacq. p. 
 pinea L. p. 
 
 Pithyusa L. p. 
 platyphylla L. b. 
 pterococca Brot. a. * 
 pubescens Vahl. p. 
 saxatilis Jacq. p. 
 trapezoidalis Vivian, a. 
 trinervia Boiss. p. 
 undulata Bieb. p. 
 
 Geblera suffruticosa Fisch. I. 
 Mercurialis zeyheriana Kunze. p. 
 Phyllanthus cantoniensis Hornm. a. 
 juglandifolius TV. 1. 
 
 Niruri L. a. 
 
 Ricinus africanus TV. a. 
 inermis Jacq. a. 
 
 CYNOCRAMBACEAE 
 
 Theligonum Cynocrambe L. a. 
 
 URTICACEAE 
 
 Boehmeria spicata Thunb. 1. 
 Forskohlea angustifolia Retz. a. 
 tenacissima L. a. 
 
D1COTYLEDONES 
 
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 Parietaria crctica L. a. 
 judaica L. p. 
 
 Urtica atrovirens Req. p. 
 cannabina L. p. 
 capitata L. p. 
 convexa Hornm. a. 
 
 Dodartii L. a. 
 pilulifera L. a. 
 
 JUGLANDACEAE 
 
 Carya alba Nutt. 1. 
 
 aquatica Nutt. 1. 
 
 Juglans cinerea L. 1. 
 nigra L. 1. 
 
 Pterocarya caucasica C. A. Mey. 1. 
 ULMACEAE 
 
 Celtis australis L. oran. 1. 
 occidentalis L. 
 
 Tournefortii Lmck. 
 
 CORYLACEAE 
 
 Corylus amcricana Michx. omn. 
 laciniata H. Angl. 
 rubra H. Angl. 
 tubulosa W. 
 
 MORACEAE 
 
 Morus rubra L. 1. 
 
 BETULACEAE 
 
 Alnus barbata C. A. Mey. omn. I. 
 cordifolia Tenor. 
 incana W. 
 
 Betula nigra L. 1. 
 pumila L. 1. 
 
 PINACEAE 
 
 Juniperus chinensis L. omn. 1 
 excclsa Bieb. 
 nana IVilld. 
 yirginiana L. 
 
 Tiiuia australis Bose. omn. I. 
 filiformis H. Angl. 
 nepalensis Lodd. 
 occidentalis L. 
 orientalis L. 
 
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 TAXACEAE 
 
 Taxus baccata L. 1. 
 
 hibernica Hook. 1. 
 
 MONOCOTYLEDONES 
 
 ARACEAE 
 
 Arum crinitum Ait. omn. p. 
 italicum Mill. 
 tripbyllum L. 
 
 Pothos violucea Sw. 1. 
 Zantedeschia aethiopica Spr. p. 
 
 ALIS1VIACEAE 
 
 Alisma Plantago L. p. 
 
 BUTOMACEAE 
 
 Butomus umbellatus L. p. 
 
 ORCHIDACEAE 
 
 Gymnadenia conopsea Rich. p. 
 CANNACEAE 
 
 Canna cubensis Bouche. omn. p. 
 exigua II. Berol. 
 flaccida Rose. 
 laeta Roxb. 
 lagunensis Lindl. 
 leptochila Rose. 
 lutea Ait. 
 orientalis Rose. 
 
 Sellowii H. Berol. 
 speciosa Rose. 
 
MONOCOTYLEDONES 
 
 "*9 
 
 Cahna pallida Rose. omn. p. 
 patens Rose. 
 tenuiflora Bouche. 
 
 Thalia dealbata Fras. p. 
 
 IRIDACEAE 
 
 Antholyza aethiopica L. p. 
 Cunonia L. p.- 
 
 Babiana tubiflora Kev. p. 
 villosa Ker. p. 
 
 Gladiolus byzantinus Mill. omn. p. 
 communis L. 
 cuspidatus Jacq. 
 gracilis Jacq. 
 natalensis Reinw. 
 tristis L. 
 
 Iris acuta Willd. omn. p. 
 alata Lmck. 
 dichotoma L. f. 
 foctidissima L. 
 fugax Pers. 
 
 Guldenstaedtiana Biel*. 
 Hookeri Penny. 
 kamwonensis Wallich. 
 maritima L. 
 noth a Bieb. 
 oricntalis Thunb. 
 Pseudacorus L. 
 sibirica L. 
 sordida Retz. 
 subbiflora Brot. 
 tuberosa L. 
 
 Ixi a africana L. omn. p. 
 flexuosa L. 
 maculata L. 
 quadrangula Delar. 
 ramiflora Tenor. 
 
 Lapeyrousia corymbosa Ker. p. 
 
 Moraea candolleana Spr. p. 
 
 Sisyrinchium tenuifolium H. B. p. 
 
 Sparaxis grandiflora Ker. p. 
 
 Trichonema Bulbocodium Ker. p. 
 cruciatum Ker. p. 
 ramiflorum Sweet, p. 
 
 Tritonia crocata Ait. omn. p. 
 deusta Ker. 
 lincata Ker. 
 miniata Ait. 
 pallida Ker. 
 
 Securigcra Ker. 
 
 AMARYLLIDACEAE 
 
 Agave geminiflora Brande. 1. 
 
 Amaryllis chloroleuca Ker. omn. p. 
 nivea Schult. 
 tubispatlia Herit. 
 
 Leucojum autumnale L. p. 
 hyemale DC. p. 
 
 BROMELIACEAE 
 
 Billbergia zebrina Lindl. p. 
 LILIACEAE 
 
 Albuca fastigiata Dryand. p. 
 minor L. p. 
 
 Allium acre Presl. omn. p. 
 albidum Fisch. 
 Ampeloprasum L. 
 Chamaemoly L. 
 
 Cupani Rajin. 
 fistulosum L. 
 flavum L. 
 fra grans Vent. 
 glaucum Schrad. 
 luteolum H. Taur. 
 
 Moly L. 
 moschatum L. 
 nacissiflorum fV. 
 neapolitanum Cyrill. 
 roseum L. 
 saxatile Bieb. 
 
 Schoenoprasum L. 
 sibthorpianum Schultz. 
 spliaerocephalum L. 
 striatum Jacq. 
 subhirsutum L. 
 triquetrum L. 
 vernale Tineo 
 vincale L. 
 
 Aloe altilinea Schult. omn. p. 
 obscura Mill. 
 trigona Salm. 
 
 Anthericum Liliago L. p. 
 
 Arthropodium minus R. Br. p. 
 
 Aspiiodelus creticus Lmck. omn. p. 
 luteus L. 
 ramosus L. * 
 
 Bulbine annua W. a. 
 
 Conanthera Echeandia Pers. p. 
 
 Cony all aria multiflora L. p. 
 
 Funkia ovata Spr. p. 
 
 sieboldiana Ladd. p. 
 
YLEDONES 
 
 COMMELINACEAE 
 
 Commelina angustifolia M ichx . omn . p. 
 caroliniana Walt . 
 longicaulis Jacq. 
 scapigera Mart. 
 Tradescantia erecta Jacq. p. 
 
 3o MONOCOT 
 
 Hemerocallis Hava L. p. 
 
 graminca Andv. p. 
 Hyacimthus amethystinus L. oinn.p. 
 dubius Guss. 
 romanus L. 
 
 La Chen alia bicolor Lodd. p. 
 
 tricolor Thunb. p. 
 
 Lilium candidum L. omn. p. 
 Catesbaei Walt. 
 croceum Chaix. 
 
 Martagon L. 
 superbum L. 
 tigrinum Gawl. 
 
 Muscari commutatum Guss. p. 
 
 comosum Mill. p. 
 Ornithogalum comosum L. omn. p. 
 Ecklonii Fisch. Mey. 
 gramineum Sims. 
 scilloides Jacq. 
 
 Ru scus Hypophyllum L. 1. 
 
 racemosus L. 1. 
 
 Scilla autumnalis L. omn. p. 
 campanulata Ait. 
 cupaniana Guss. 
 nutans Sm. 
 peruviana L. 
 
 Swilacina racemosa Desf. p. 
 Uropetalum hyacinthoides Spr. p. 
 
 serotinum Ker. p. 
 Veltheimia viridiflora Jacq. p. 
 
 DIOSCOREACEAE 
 
 Dioscorea brasiliensis W. p. 
 bulbifera L. p. 
 
 COLCHICACEAE 
 
 Veratrum nigrum L. p 
 
 JUNGACEAE 
 
 Juncus acutiflorus Ehrh. omn. p. 
 capitatus Weig. 
 fuscoater Schreb. 
 pallidus R. Br. 
 tenuis W. 
 
 Lhzula maxima W. omn. p. 
 nivea Desv. 
 pcdiformis DC. 
 pilosa W. 
 
 CYPERACEAE 
 
 Carex arenaria L. omn. p. 
 atrata L. 
 
 baldensis L. omn. p. 
 cristata Schwntz. 
 cyperoides L. 
 glauca Scop. 
 hordeiformis Whlbrg. 
 leiorrhyncha C. A. Mey- 
 maxima Scop. 
 melanantha C. A. Mey. 
 microcarpa Bertol. 
 multiflora Whlbrg. 
 muricata L. 
 nitida Host. 
 
 Pseudocyperus L. 
 repens Bell. 
 scoparia Schkr. 
 stellulata Good. 
 tomentosa L. 
 vulpina L. 
 vulpinoidea Michx. 
 
 Cyperus alopecuroides Rottb. j>. 
 alternifolius L p 
 auricoraus Sieb. p. 
 brunneus Sw. a. 
 congestus JCahl. a. 
 erythraeus Schrad. a. 
 mucronatus Retz. a. 
 pannonicus L. a. 
 
 Papyrus L. p 
 patulus Kit. p. 
 textilis Thunb. p. 
 
 Eriophorum alpinum L. p. * 
 
 angustifolium Dicks, p. * 
 
 Holoschoenus atrovirens Link. p. 
 
 Mariscds elatus Vahl. p. 
 
 Schoenus nigricans L. p, 
 
 Scirpus mucronatus L■ p. 
 
 GRAMINACEAE 
 
 Agrostis dispar Michx. omn p 
 laxiflora Richards. 
 
MONOCOT YLEDONES 
 
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 Agrostis rupestris All. 
 vulgaris With. 
 
 Alopecurus bulbosus L. p. 
 
 Andropogon Ischaemum L. p. 
 
 Aristida gigantca L. f a. 
 
 Arrhenatherum avenaceum Beam*, p. 
 
 Avena fatua L. a. 
 fragilis L. a. 
 pratensis L. p. 
 
 Beckmannia crucaeformis Host. p. 
 
 Briza maxima L. a. 
 
 Bromus matritensis L. a. 
 
 pendulinus Schrad. a. 
 pubescens Mhlbrg. p. 
 Schraderi Kunth. p. 
 
 Calamagrostis Epigcjos Both. p. 
 varia Trin. p. 
 
 Cenchrus echinatus L. omn. a. 
 laevigatus Trin. 
 tribuloides L. 
 
 Chloris ciliata Sw. omn. a. 
 meccana Hochst. 
 radiata W. 
 
 Chrysopogon Gryllus Trin. p. 
 
 Chrysurus cynosuroides Pers. a. 
 
 Cikna mexicana Beauv. p. 
 sobolifera Link. p. 
 
 Coi'x Lacrima L. a. 
 
 Cornucopiae cucullatum L. a. 
 
 Corycarpus arundinaccus Zea. p. 
 
 Critho Acgiceras E. Mey. a. 
 
 Crypsis aculeata Ait. a. 
 
 Dactyloctemum mucronatum W. a 
 
 Dactylis glomerata L. p. 
 
 Deschampsia caespitosa Beauv. p. 
 juncca Beauv. p. 
 
 Ehrharta panicea Sm. p. 
 
 Eleusine Coracana Pers. omn. a. 
 indica Lmck. 
 oligostachya Link. 
 
 Elymus carolinianus Walt. omn. p. 
 glaucifolius Mhlbrg. 
 virginicus L. 
 
 Eragrostis abyssinica Link. a. 
 aegyptiaca Link. a. 
 ciliaris Kunth. a. 
 elongata Jacq. p. 
 peruviana Trin. a. 
 pilosa Beauv. a. 
 plumosa Link. a. 
 
 Festuca divaricata Desf. a. 
 frigida Kunth. p. 
 glauca Lmck. p. 
 heterophylla Haenk. p. 
 
 Festuca ovina L. p. 
 rubra L. p. 
 spadicea Gouan. p. * 
 tenella W. a. 
 unioloides Kunth. p. 
 
 Hordeum bulbosum L. p. 
 distichon L. a. 
 vulgare L. a. 
 
 Koeleria cristata Pers. p. 
 setacea DC. p. 
 
 Leptochloa arabica Kunth. a. 
 domingensis Link. a. 
 polystacbya Kunth. p. 
 
 Lepturus incurvatus Trin. omn. a. 
 pannonicus Kunth. 
 subulatus Kunth. 
 
 Lolium temulentum L. a. 
 
 Melica pyramidalis Lmck. p. 
 uniflora Betz. p. 
 
 Milium efFusum L. p. 
 
 Thomasii Duby p. 
 
 Molinia coerulea Moench. p. 
 
 Oryza sativa L. a. 
 
 Panicum brevifoliuin L. a. 
 capillare L. a. 
 colonum L. a. 
 coloratum L. a. 
 maximum Jacq. p. 
 
 Phalaris coerulescens Desf. p. * 
 paradoxa L. a. 
 
 Phleum alpinum L. p. 
 
 Bellardi W. a. 
 
 Boehmeri Wibel. p. 
 
 Michelii All. p. 
 
 Poa alpina L. omn. p. 
 compressa L. 
 sudetica Haenk. 
 
 Polypogon monspeliensis Desf. a. 
 
 Schismus marginatus Beauv. a. 
 
 Secale fragile Bieb. a 
 perenne Host. p. 
 
 Sesleria coerulea Ard. p. 
 disticha Pers. p. 
 
 Sorghum caffrorum Beauv. a. 
 halepense Pers. p. 
 
 Spartina cynosuroides W. p. 
 
 Stipa altaica Trin. omn. p. 
 capillata L. 
 splendens Trin. 
 
 Tripsacum dactyloides L. p. 
 
 Triticum pinnatum Moench. p. 
 Spclta L. a. 
 
 Uniola latifolia Michx. p. 
 
MONOCOT YLEDONES 
 
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 Urachke parviflora Trin. p. Vilfa virginica Beauv. p. 
 
 viresccns Trin. p. Vulpia geniculata Link. p. 
 
 ACOTYLEDONES 
 
 MARSILEACEAE 
 Marsilba quadrifolia L. p. 
 FILICES 
 
 Acrosticum alcicorne Sw. p. 
 Adiantum pubescens Schkr. p. 
 
 tenerara Sw. p. 
 
 Aneimia fraxinifolia. p. 
 hirta Sw. p. 
 
 Aspjdicm coriaceum Sw. onin. p. 
 Filix foemina Sw. 
 
 Filix mas Sw. 
 
 Halleri Willd. 
 
 Aspidium patens Sw. 
 violascens. 
 
 Asplenium Trichomanes L. p. 
 Bleciinum australe L. p. 
 
 occidentale L. p. 
 Ceterach ofHcinarum tPilld p. 
 Lomaria Gilliesii. p. 
 
 Notholaena Marantae Desa. p, 
 Osmunda regalis L. p. 
 Polypodium aureum L. onin. p. 
 Phegopteris L. 
 proliferum Kaulf. 
 vulgare L. 
 
 Pteris longifolia L p. 
 Scolopendrium officinarum Sw. [>. 
 
 (i) Dianthus cyathophorus Moris. 
 
 D. caespitosus ■ caulibus annotinis uni-paucijloris j floribus solitariis; 
 squamis ad basim calicis 4*6, late rliombeo-orbicularibus, breviter api- 
 culatis , calice subtriplo brerioribus , dispositis in involucrum campa- 
 nulato-hemisphaericum tubo calicino duplo triplove amplius; Joliis an- 
 guste linearibus • petalis obovato-cuncatis , dentatis , imbevbibus. 
 
 Species a caeleris ejusdem generis involucri calicis basim cingentis am- 
 plitudine et forma praesertim distinguenda. Perenn. FI. junio. Petala alba. 
 
 In monlanis Sardiniae orientalis , circa Dorgali , inter fssuras rupium 
 calcarearum , legit oculatissimus Dominicus Lisa. 
 
 J. H. MORIS Botaniecs Professor Prof. J. Delponte Horto Adst. 
 
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