The following list of plants commonly producing leaves that are cleft or divided, to a greater extent than is usual in the species, is mainly taken from one given by Schlechtendal, 'Bot. Zeit.,' 1844, p. 441, with additions from other sources. The ! indicates that the author has himself met with the deviation in question. Many are cultivated as garden varieties under the names here given. Trollius europaeus dissectus. Chelidonium majus laciniatum! Glaucium luteum. Brassica oleracea! Tilia parvifolia laciniata. asplenifolia! Acer platanoides laciniatum. crispum. AEsculus Hippocastanum incisum! asplenifolium. Vitis vinifera apiifolia! laciniosa. Ilex Aquifolium! Rhus Toxicodendron quercifolium. Cotinus. Ervum Lens. Cytisus Laburnum quercifolium! incisum. Rubus fraticosus laciniatus! Pyrcis communis. Cerasus Lauro-cerasus. Apium graveolens! Pimpinella magna. Saxifraga. Crataegus Oxyacantha laciniata. quercifolia! Ribes nigrum. Sambucus nigra laciniata! racemosa laciniata. Dipsacus fullonum. Scabiosa atropurpurea! Symphoricarpus racemosus. Helianthus sp.! Lonicera Periclymenum quercifolia! Syringa persica laciniata! Syringa vulgaris! Nerium Oleander! Lamium purpureum. album! Salvia officinalis. Solanum Dulcamara! Fraxinus excelsior crispa. Veronica austriaca. Polemonium caeruleum. Juglans regia laciniata! heterophylla. filicifolia. Anemiopsis californica. Chenopodium Quinoa. Ulmus americana incisa. Fagus sylvatica heterophylla! laciniata! aspleniifolia! incisa. salicifolia! Mercurialis perennis. Urtica dioica. Quercus Cerris laciniata! pubescens filicina. Betula populifolia laciniata. alba dalecarlica. Alnus incana laciniata! glutinosa laciniata! quercifolia. oxyacanthifolia. Corylus Avellana heterophylla! laciniata! urticifolia. Carpinus Betulus incisa! quercifolia. heterophylla. Castanea vesca heterophylla. quercifolia. incisa. Populus alba acerifolia. palmata. quercifolia. balsamifera. Orchis sambucina. Arum maculatum. Filices sp. pl. See also Schlechtendal, 'Bot. Zeit.,' tom. xiii, p. 823. A. Braun, loc. supra citat. For Ferns too numerous for insertion, see Moore, 'Nature-Printed Ferns,' 8vo ed., 2 vols. Clos, 'Mem. Acad. Toulouse,' 1862, p. 51.