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Rhus. vernicata. poison dogwood, (U.S.)
" Oseebii (Japan)
" glabra var laciniata, Pennsylvania
" " Dr Pany. Mexico July 16. 1878)
" aromatica. (U.S.)
" glabra, (U.S.)
Thermopsis montana. (C.S. Sargent. Jan. 1879)
Crataegus opacantha. Eng. Hawthorn.
Dicentra spectabilis and Helianthus roots,
Melilotus marginatus, (Hort Cantab. Feb 15. 1879.)
Medicago lupulina " " " 21 1879)
Melilotus alba. (Europe)
Lupinus arbores. (1879.)
" argentea, C.S. Sargent Jan 16. 1879)
" Nordenskioldii (Regel. Feb 17. 1879)
Trifolium striatum (Hort Cantab. C.S. Feb 18. 1879.)
" agrarium " " March 7 1879)
Trigonella ornithopoides.
" cornuta, (Europe)
" polyacantha (S. Eur.)
" cretica (S. " )
Coriander sativus (U.S.)
Trifolium arvense (Bot. G.S. Feb 17. 1879.)
Securigera coronilla (Hort. Cantab. Mch 7. 1879)
Senecio sagittata (Europe)
Laburnum alpinum
" vulgare var adami. (Hort.)
Senecio cymbalaria
" tinctoria Wordewap, (Europe)
" candidus var umbellata. (Regel Mch 12. 1879)
" virgatus. (Madeira)
Cytisus nigricans (S. Europe)
" capitatus (Europe)
Viburnum lentago. Sweet Viburnum, (N. U.S.)
Rhus vernicifera. (Japan)
Cytisus supinus.
Rubus Ballouianus,
Amorpha fruticosa, (S. States)
" canescens Lead Plant, (M. States)
Magnolia acuminata, Cucumber tree, (U.S.)
Legume sp. (Hort Cantab March 11. 1879)
Laburnum
" "
Aster amethystinus (N. States)