Nigella. Aquilegia. Paeonia! Delphinium! Iberis. Diplotaxis. Lunaria. Ricotiana. Octadenia. Draba! Lepidium. *Cheiranthus! Dianthus. Brassica! Parnassia. *Acer! Ptelea. Citrus! Philadelphus. Prunus! Amygdalus! Crataegus! Fuchsia! Trapa! Cassia. Cercis. Medicago. *Phaseolus! Wistaria. Gleditschia. Affonsea. Trifolium! Archidendron. Mimosa. Robinia. Diphaca. Coesalpinia. Vicia. Anthyllis. Cucurbita. Passiflora! Sambucus! *OEnanthe! Daucus! Angelica! Heracleum! Silaus. Carum. Thysselinum. Campanula! Spilanthes. Chrysanthemum. Anagallis. Primula! Fraxinus! Lycium. Cobaea. Datura! Solanum! Sesamum. Sideritis. Coleus. Veronica! *Digitalis! Antirrhinum! Linaria. Gloxinia! Symphytum. Anchusa. Polygonum. Euphorbia. Cneorum. Mercurialis! Chenopodium. Suaeda. Beta. Corylus! Lambertia. Cocos! Tigridia. Tulipa! Iris! Narcissus! Allium! Ornithogalum. Gagea! Tradescantia! Schoenodon. Bambuseae. A few additional references may here be given to papers where an increased number of carpels is described:--Engelmann, 'De Antholys,' Sec. 17, p. 19. Bernhardi, 'Flora,' 1838, p. 129. Schkuhr., 'Bot. Handb.,' t. 179. Godron, 'Ann. Sc. Nat.,' ser. 5, vol. ii, p. 280, tab. xviii, _pluricarpellary Crucifers_. Weber, 'Verhandl. Nat. Hist. Vereins. Rhein. Pruss.,' &c., 1860, _Cerasus_, &c., &c. Baillon, 'Adansonia,' iv, p. 71, _Trifolium_. Schlechtendal, 'Bot. Zeit.,' xv, p. 67, _Datura_, three-celled fruit; 'Bot. Zeit.,' xiii, p. 823, _Phaseolus_, double pistil--a common case. Cramer, 'Bildungsabweich,' p. 99, reference to several leguminous plants with polycarpellary pistils. Munro, Gen., 'Linn. Trans.,' vol. xxvi, p. 26, _Bambuseae_. Alph. de Candolle, 'Neue Denkschrift,' _Cheiranthus_. Schimper, 'Flora,' 1829, ii, p. 433. Wigand, 'Bot. Untersuch.' Fleischer, 'Missbild. Cultur Pfl.' Cramer, 'Bildungsabweich,' p. 65, _Umbelliferae_.