vernicosa (Cli.), 81 verpoides (Nyc.), 110 verrucipes (Arm.), 16 versatilis (Nol.), 128 versicolor (Stro.), 208 versipelle (Heb.), 158 vertiruga (Col.), 50 vervacti (Nau.), 165 vesca (Rus.), 33 vespertinus (Cort.), 243 vestita (Tub.), 171 vesuviana (Omp.), 92 veternosa (Rus.), 35 vibecina (Cli.), 88 vibratilis (Cort.), 185 vicina (Psil.), 228 vietus (Lac.), 64 vignolius (Hyg.), 73 vilis (Cli.), 82 vilis (Clitop.), 135 villosa (Phol.), 144 violaceafusca (Ino.), 150 violaceo-atrum (Hyp.), 216 violaceofulvus (Panus), 115 violaceonitens (Trich.), 27 violarius (Plut.), 121 violascens (Heb.), 159 violascens (Ino.), 149 violascens (Lac.), 63 vinacea (Nol.), 129 vinosa (Flam.), 173 vinosus (Cort.), 187 viperina (Vol.), 120 virescens (Psil.), 225 virescens (Rus.), 33 virgatum (Trich.), 22 virginea (Rus.), 31 virgineus (Hyg.), 75 viridans (Ent.), 125 viridifluens (Nol.), 130 viridimarginata (Myc.), 37 viridis (Lac.), 70 virosa (Aman.), 3 viscidula (Tub.), 172 viscidus (Gomp.), 212 viscosus (Cort.), 186 vitellina (Rus.), 29 vitellinopes (Cort.), 179 vitellinus (Bolb.), 147 vitellinus (Hyg.), 77 vitilis (Myc.), 44 vitrea (Myc.), 43 Vittadinii (Lepi.), 11 vittaeformis (Gal.), 169 Viviani (Arm.), 16 volemus (Lac.), 64 volvacea (Vol.), 119 volvaceo-minimus (Copr.), 229 =Volvaria=, 119 vopiscus (Nyc.), 110 vulgaris (Myc.), 45 vulpecula (Cli.), 81 vulpinus (Lent.), 113 Weislandri (Nau.), 167 Whitei (Ino.), 157 Worthingtoni (Stro.), 210 Wynnei (Ent.), 127 Wynnei (Mar.), 58 Wynniae (Hiat.), 14 Wynniae (Hyg.), 78 xanthodermus (Agar.), 205 xanthogramma (Ann.), 120 xanthophaea (Rus.), 30 xanthophylla (Cli.), 90 xanthopoda (Col.), 52 xerampelina (Rus.), 29 xerotoides (Mar.), 59 =Xerotus=, 116 xylophila (Col.), 49 zahlbruckneri (Claud.), 138 zephira (Myc.), 38 zinziberatus (Cort.), 198 zizyphana (Cli.), 87 zonarius (Agar.), 207 zonarius (Lac.), 67 zygophylla (Cli.), 89 */ CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY J. AND C. F. CLAY, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. _DUCKWORTH & CO._ =IMPORTANT BOTANICAL WORKS.= _JACKSON, B. DAYDON._ =A Glossary of Botanic Terms=, with their derivation and accent. By BENJAMIN DAYDON JACKSON, Secretary of the Linnean Society of London. Crown 8vo. 6_s._ net. _Athenaeum._--"Every Botanist will praise this work." _Gardeners' Chronicle._--"A much needed glossary. Should find a place in every garden library." _Journal of Botany._--"Mr Jackson has supplied what was wanting." _Nature._--"Exceedingly valuable." _Science Gossip._--"No botanist can afford to dispense with this work." _PERCIVAL, JOHN._ =Agricultural Botany: Theoretical and Practical.= By JOHN PERCIVAL, M.A., F.L.S., Professor of Botany at the South-Eastern Agricultural College, Wye. Crown 8vo, with 265 Illustrations by the Author. 7_s._ 6_d._ net. _Second Edition. Ready now._