Botany for Ladies: or, A Popular Introduction to the Natural System of Plants, According to the Classification of De Candolle.Loudon, Mrs. (Jane)
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Botany for Ladies: or, A Popular Introduction to the Natural System of Plants, According to the Classification of De Candolle.
Loudon, Mrs. (Jane)
Botany; Plants -- Classification
THE ORDER OLEACEÆ, or Jasmineæ: illustrated by the Common
White Jasmine; the Yellow Jasmine; the Privet; the Phillyrea;
the Olive; the Fringe-tree (_Chionanthus virginica_);
the Lilac; the Common Ash; and the Manna or Flowering
Ash 133
Tribe I. Jasmineæ, 134—II. Oleineæ, 136.
CHAPTER IX.
THE ORDER SOLANACEÆ: illustrated by the Bitter-Sweet; Garden
Nightshade; Potato; Egg-Plant; Tomato; Capsicum; Winter
Cherry; Cape Gooseberry; the Deadly Nightshade;
Lycium, or Duke of Argyle’s Tea-tree; Cestrum; Vestia;
Tobacco; Petunia; Nierembergia; Salpiglossis; Schizanthus;
Henbane; Datura; Brugmansia; Solandra; Verbascum;
Celsia; Nolana; &c. 141
Tribe I. Solanaceæ, 142—II. Nicotianeæ, 147; III.
Verbascineeæ, 153—IV. Nolaneæ, 155.
CHAPTER X.
THE ORDER URTICACEÆ: illustrated by the Common Nettle; the
Hop; the Hemp; the Pellitory of the Wall; the Bread-Fruit
Tree; the Jack-tree; the Cow-tree, or Palo de Vacca; the
Upas or Poison-tree of Java; the Mulberry; the Paper Mulberry;
the Osage Orange, or Maclura; the Common Fig;
Ficus Sycamorus; the Banyan Tree; the Indian-Rubber
Tree; and Ficus religiosa 157
Tribe I. Urticaceæ, 158—II. Artocarpæ, 163.
CHAPTER XI.
THE CATKIN-BEARING TREES: illustrated by the Walnut; the
Hickory; the Willow; the Poplar; the Alder; the Birch;
the Oak; the Beech; the Sweet Chesnut; the Hazel; the
Hornbeam; the Hop Hornbeam; the Plane Trees; the Liquidambar;
Myrica; Comptonia; Casuarina; and Garrya elliptica 174
Juglandaceæ, the Walnut Tribe, 176—the Genus Juglans,
ib.—the Genus Carya, 180—Salicaceæ, the Willow Tribe,
181—the Genus Salix, 182—the Genus Populus, 184—Betulaceæ,
the Birch Tribe, 187—the Genus Betula, 188—the Genus Alnus,
189—Cupuliferæ, the Cup-bearing Trees, 190—the Genus
Quercus, 191—the Genus Fagus, 195—the Genus Castanea,
198—the Genus Corylus, 200—the Genus Carpinus, 201—the Genus
Ostrya, 202—the Order Platanaceæ, ib.—the Genus Platanus,
ib.—the Genus Liquidambar, 203—the Order Myricaceæ, ib.—the
Genus Myrica, 204—the Order Garryaceæ, ib.—the Genus Garrya,
ib.
CHAPTER XII.
THE CONE-BEARING TREES: illustrated by the Scotch Pine; the
Spruce Fir; the Silver Fir; the Larch; the Cedar; the Araucaria;
the Arbor Vitæ; the Cypress; the Deciduous Cypress;
the Juniper; the Yew; and the Cycadeæ 205
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