LIII. Ericaceæ (p. 790). Flowers perfect; calyx and corolla 5-lobed (_in Elliottia corolla of 4 petals_); (_ovary inferior in Vaccinium_); fruit capsular, drupaceous or baccate; leaves simple, alternate, without stipules, persistent (_deciduous in Elliottia and Oxydendrum_). LIV. Theophrastaceæ (p. 804). Flowers perfect, with staminodia; sepals and petals 5; stamens 5; fruit a berry; leaves simple, opposite or alternate, entire, without stipules. LV. Myrsinaceæ (p. 805). Flowers perfect; calyx and corolla 5-lobed; stamens 5; fruit a drupe; leaves simple, alternate, entire, without stipules, persistent. LVI. Sapotaceæ (p. 808). Flowers perfect; calyx 5-lobed; corolla 5-lobed (_6-lobed in Mimusops_), often with as many or twice as many internal appendages borne on its throat; fruit a berry; leaves simple, alternate, without stipules, persistent (_deciduous in some species of Bumelia_). LVII. Ebenaceæ (p. 820). Flowers perfect, diœcious, or polygamous; calyx and corolla 4-lobed; fruit a 1 or several-seeded berry; leaves simple, alternate, entire, without stipules, deciduous. LVIII. Styraceæ (p. 824). Flowers perfect; calyx 4 or 5-toothed; corolla 4 or 5-lobed or divided nearly to the base, or rarely 6 or 7-lobed; ovary superior or partly superior; fruit a drupe; leaves simple, alternate, without stipules, deciduous; pubescence mostly scurfy or stellate. LIX. Symplocaceæ (p. 830). Flowers perfect; calyx and corolla 5-lobed; ovary inferior or partly inferior; fruit a drupe; leaves simple, alternate, without stipules, deciduous; pubescence simple. LX. Oleaceæ (p. 832). Flowers perfect or polygamo-diœcious; calyx 4-lobed (_0 in some species of Fraxinus_); corolla 2—6-parted (_0 in some species of Fraxinus_); fruit a winged samara (Fraxinus) or a fleshy drupe (Forestiera, Chionanthus and Osmanthus); leaves pinnate (Fraxinus) or simple, opposite, without stipules, deciduous (_persistent in Osmanthus_). LXI. Borraginaceæ (p. 858). Flowers perfect or polygamous; calyx and corolla 5-lobed; fruit a drupe; leaves simple, alternate, scabrous-pubescent, without stipules, persistent or tardily deciduous. LXII. Verbenaceæ (p. 864). Flowers perfect; calyx 5-lobed; corolla 4 or 5-lobed; fruit a drupe or a 1-seeded capsule; leaves simple, opposite, without stipules, persistent. LXIII. Solanaceæ (p. 867). Flowers perfect; calyx campanulate, usually 5-lobed; corolla usually 5-lobed; fruit baccate, surrounded at base by the enlarged calyx; leaves alternate, rarely opposite, without stipules. LXIV. Bignoniaceæ (p. 868). Flowers perfect; calyx bilabiate; corolla