Cyclamen! Cyclamen! Plumbaginaceae. Armeria. Plantaginaceae. *Plantago! *Plantago! Polygonaceae. Polygonum! Euphorbiaceae. Euphorbia! Urticaceae. Ficus. Amentaceae. Corylus! Castanea! Castanea. Coniferae. *Larix! *Cryptomeria! Taxodium! Pinus. Orchidaceae. Phaius! Ophrys! Epidendrum! Oncidium! Liliaceae. *Allium! *Ornithogalum! *Lilium! Amaryllidaceae. Fourcroya Alismaceae. Alisma! Palmaceae. Cocos. Juncaceae. *Juncus! Restiaceae. Restio! Restio! Elegia! Elegia! Willdenovia! Willdenovia! Cyperaceae. Carex. Graminaceae. Dactylis. *Lolium! Festuca. *Zea! *Triticum! *Hordeum! Secale. Phleum. In addition to the papers already cited the following works may be consulted with reference to prolification of the inflorescence: Moquin-Tandon. 'El. Ter. Veg.,' p. 376. Engelmann, 'De Antholysi,' Secs. 85-87. Fleischer, 'Missbild. Versch. Cultur. Pflanz.' For figures of Hen and Chicken Daisy (_Bellis prolifera_). see Lobel, 'Ic.,' 477. Sweert, 'Florileg.,' pl. 98, f. 5. 'Hort. Eystett. Plant. Vern.,' fol. iv, f. i. &c. For similar malformations in marigold (_Calendula_), see Lobel, 'Ic.,' 553. 'Act. Acad. Nat. Cur.,' vol. x, p. 208. Jaeger, 'Missbilld.,' 192-195. 'Hort. Eystett.,' pl. aestiv. fol. iii, f. i. Klinsmann, 'Linnaea,' t. x, p. 607. For monstrous plantains, in addition to previous citations, see Camerarius, 'Epist.,' p. 261, _P. rosea_. Matthioli, 'Krauterb,' 245. Lobel, 'Stirp. Advers. Nov.,' p. 128, _P. major paniculata._ J. Bauhin, 'Hist. Plant.,' i, p. 503 _b_. Ibid., p. 503, _a_, _c_, _P. major rosea_, _bracteata paniculata_, _prolifera_, &c. 'Hort. Eystett.,' pl. aestiv., t. vii, f. 2, _P. rosea_ et _P. bracteata_. Lobel, 'Stirp. Hist.,' p. 162. Dodonaeus, 'Pempt.,' 1-4, cap. xxiii, P. major spica multiplex, _i.e._ paniculata. Gerard, 'Herbal.' Clusius, 'Plant. Rar. Hist.,' lib. v, p. 109-10, _Plantago augustifolia Gareti prolifera_. Marchand, 'Adansonia,' iv, p. 156.