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: CURTIS' S Botanical Magazine-, Flower-Garden Difplayed IN WHICH The mod Ornamental Foreign Plants, Open Ground, the Green- Houfe, and cultivated in the the Stove, are accurately reprefented in their natural Colours TO WHICH ARE ADDED, Their Names, Clafs, Order, Generic and Specific Characters, according Linn.eus ; their Places of Growth, and Times of Flowering: to the celebrated TOGETHER WITH THE MOST APPROVED METHODS OF CULTURE WORK A Gentlemen, Intended for the Ufe of fuch Ladies, and Gardeners, as wifh to become fcientifically acquainted with the Plants they cultivate CONTINUED BY JOHN SIMS, M D Fellow of the Linnean Society VOL The Flowers, which Awhile put XXXVII grace their native beds, forth their blufhing heads, But, e'er the cloie of parting day, They wither, fhrink, and die But these, which mimic Nor fcorched by funs, away fkill : hath made, nor killed by fhadc, Shall blufh with lefs inconflant hue, Which art at pleafure Lloyd can renew LONDON: Printed by Publifhed by And Stephen Couchman, Throgmorton-Street Sherwood, Neely, & Jones, Sold by the principal Bookfellers 20, Patcrnafler-Row, in Great-Britain M DCCC XIII and Ireland AF/J0& &&Jy*< C{2*r&s IKf/iret&irJbvJ, t#ft l/V« A ; *5°2 C ] Tritonia longiflora (/3 Long- y.) flowered Tritonia, Generic Cbaracler Obs Vid No In Ixi a jilamenta ad pedum limbi ufque adnata^ in a fauce tubi Jemper TRITONIA caule faepius ramofo, ; floris pluries ; valvis ochroleuca, — ; tubo 5ies longiore ; laciniis lineari-oblongis; ; antheris fauci inclufis, ftylo aut ftaminibus longius citra faucem protenfo aequaii vel G externe rubefcens ; antherae atropur- G pureae TRITONIA Nobis in Ann.of Bot.u 227 Hort Kew Nobis infra No 1275, verfo folio in Spec Enum Rocbe9 Rochenfi apponendo.) longiflora ed 91 XI A radiis trifariis, fafciculato-reftis filamenta fubaequantibus (exclufo fpathae corolla macrius tubata, erecta ; redo, fubclavato, triquetro, limbi limbo ereclo, ftellatim explanato, (a.) corolla altiore brevioribus, ifometris, exteriore integra rarius dentato-Hflili ftaminibus gramineo- terete, parum divergente; fpica pluriflora, ere&a, tubo and Synonyms longiflora; (fios regularis;) foliis fubbinis nervofis enfatis, Tm- G libera Specific Character I 1275, Omittitur notari in pradiSfo charaRere quod Jiamina Interdum rt£lo-trifaria TONIA — De la Hort longiflora Curl.fupra No Kew 256; 58 Lil (exclufo paflim a Redout£, Gladiolo tab 34 longifloro I'bunbergii et Ijnna:i filii.) GLADIOLUS ad plantam Jacq Coll Suppl 23/ (unice vero quod in pagina cake diclam j) tab J- fig longifloms HEXAGLOTTIS (|3.) Ventenat Decas nov gen b corolla fulphurea; minor; tenuior G TRITONIA tenuiflora Nob.fupra No 1275, verf.fol.in Spec, Enum IXI A I tenuiflora longiflora |3 Vabl Enum JVilld, Sp PI 1, 66 203 ft j 36 ? (excl var a.) GLADIOLUS GLADIOLUS Vahl Enum longijlorus 111 ; Jttc% Coll Suppl 24 Ie.rar, (tantummodo quoad var » ; 263 exclufis De Limixo jilw,) corolla ochroleuca concolor ; antherae flavefcentes partim de fauce prorninulae G la Roche^ Tbunbergio, et (y.) In the enumeration of the fpecies of this genus, in No, 1275 of this work, we have quoted D& la Roche's plant for a fynonym of the above fpecies; and feparated our prefent variety j3, as fpecifically diftmft, under the name of tenuiflora On a review of the living plants, we think ourfelves wrong on both thefe points The of' their articles, hngifiora and prelent detailed fpecific characters, in each will Rochenfis, abundantly Ihew the djltinclions between G Q^f^?J