The two-spiked Ephedra.

Great shrubby Horsetail, or Sea Grape.
E'phedra vulgaris Rich.

Polygonum marinum Tabern.
Polygonum quartum Plinii Clus.
Polygonum lamifolium, &c., Bauh.
E. maritima major Tourn.
Tragos Cam.

Raisin de Mer, Ephèdre multiflore, Fr.
Zweyahriger Ross Schwanz, Ger.

2. monostachya L. Siberia

Barbary

The loftiest Ephedra.

The American Ephedra.

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II. SALISBU`RIA Sm. † 2065. 2094 THE SALISBURIA."

Ginkgo Kampf., L., and others.

1. adiantifòlia Sm. I

Japan

pl. 356, 357. fig. 1992, 1993. 2094 The Maiden-hair-leaved Salisburia, or Ginkgo Tree.

Ginkgo, Gin-an, Itsjo, Kampf.

Ginkgo biloba L.

Noyer du Japon, Arbre aux quarante E' cus.

App. i. Half-hardy Genera belonging to the Order Taxaceæ.

Podocarpus L'Hérit.

P. macrophyllus Set. Japan.
The long-leaved Japan Yew.
Tdxus macrophylla Thunb.

P. latifolius Wall. Pundna. fig. 1995.
P. spinulosus Spreng. Port Jackson
P. excelsus Lodd. Cat.
Tárus spinulosa Smith.

P. nucifer Pers. Japan.

Taxus nucifera Kempf.

P. elongatus Lerit. C. G. H. fig. 1997.
Tárus elongatus Ait.

P. chilinus Rich. Chili. fig. 1996.

P. coriaceus Rich. Island of Montserrat. fig. 1998. P. taxifolius Kunth. Peru. fig. 1999, 2000.

P. montanus Lodd. Cat.

Tárus montana Willd.

P. excelsus Lodd.

P. neriifolius Lodd.

Tárus japonica Lodd.

Dacrydium Solander.

D. cupréssinum Sol. New Zealand. fig. 2001. Thalamia cupréssina Spreng.

D. taxifolium Sol.

D. excélsum Don. New Zealand.

The Kahikatea, or Swamp Pine.

D.? plumosum D. Don. New Zealand. The Karaka of the New Zealanders.

D. elatum Wall. Pulo-Penang.

Juniperus elata Roxb.

Phyllocladis Rich.

Podocarpus sp. Labill.

2100

P. rhomboidalis Rich. Cape Van Diemen. fig. 2002, 2003. Podocarpus asplenifolius Labill.

P. trichomanoides R. Br. New Zealand.

The Tanakaa of the New Zealanders.

P. maritima Pall.

P. Pinea Habl. Taur.

P. halepensis Bieb. (exclusive of the Syno-
nymes, except those of Pall. and Habl.).
P. Laricio Bieb. (Ditto.)
Tzaam, in the Tartar language.

10. (L.) pyrenaica Lap. ↑ S. of Spain fig. 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093. 2209 The Pyrenean Pine.

P. hispánica Cook's Sketches in Spain.
Pináster hispánica Roxas di San Clemente.
P. penicellus Lap. Hist. des Plantes des
Pyrénées.

P. halepensis major Annales d'Hort. de
Paris.

Pin Nazaron, Pin pinceau, Fr.

11. resinòsa Ait. ↑ Upper Canada
fig. 2091, 2095, 2096, 2097. 2210
The resinous, or red, Pine.

P. canadensis bifòlia cònis mèdiis ovatis
Du Ham.

Varieties

2 minor ↑

3 marítima £

P. maritima Lamb.

4 genuensis

P. genuensis Cook.

15. brùtia Ten. ↑ . . . .

App. i. Species of Pine having 2 Leaves in a Sheath, which we cannot with certainty refer to any of the preceding Sections.

P. Massoniana Lamb., N. Du Ham., Willd., Laws., China 2236 ?P. nepalensis Cels.

P. sp. from Nepal. fig. 2117.

Sect. ii.

A. Cones hardly so long as the Leaves; the Scales

with Prickles.

2214

Nice.

16. Tæ'da L. ↑

2 escarènus f

P. escarèna Risso.

3 Lemonianus fig. 2102, 2103.

P. Lemoniana Benth.

4 minor France f. 2104.

P. marítima minor N. Du Ham.

Pin Pinsot, Pin de Mans, Pin à
Trochet, Fr.

5 fòliis variegatis ↑

6 marítimus

7 chinensis ?

8 nepalénsis

9 novus hollándicus

P. Nova Hollandia Lodd. Cat.,
1836.

P. nòva zealandica, in the Kew
Arboretum.

10 st. helénicus f

11 Massonianus £

P. Massoniàna Lamb.

North America