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its summit 111 57. Branched
inflorescence of Reseda Luteola 112 58. Thalamus of strawberry
prolonged into a leafy branch ('American Agriculturist') 116 59. Flower
of Verbascum, with dialysis of calyx and corolla and prolonged
thalamus 116 60. Median floral prolification of Dianthus 120 61. Leafy
carpels and prolification of Daucus Carota 123 62. Median floral
prolification of Delphinium 126 63. Median prolification, &c., of
Orchis pyramidalis 128 64. Proliferous rose (Bell Salter) 130 65.
Axillary floral prolification of Nymphæa Lotus ('Gard. Chron.') 144 66.
Axillary floral prolification of Dianthus 146 67. Proliferous rose 151

68. Proliferous rose ('Gard. Chron.') 152 69. Diagram of prolified
orchid 153 70. Diagram of prolified orchis 154 71. Adventitious roots
from petiole of celery 158 72. Germinating plant of mango 159 73, 74.
Adventitious roots from leaves 160 75. Hip of rose bearing leaf 162 76.
Leaves proceeding from the ovary of Nymphæa sp. 162 77.
Flower-stalk of dandelion, with leaves 163 78. Tuft of leaves in place
of flowers in Valeriana sp. 165 79. Scale-bearing spikelets of
Willdenovia 167 80. "Rose Willow" 167 81. Viviparous flowers of Aira
vivipara 169 82. Formation of shoot on leaf of Episcia bicolor 171 83.
Adventitious buds on root of sea-kale 172 84, 85. Production of
adventitious bulbs in hyacinth ('Gard. Chron.') 172 86. Adventitious
buds on hyacinth ('Gard. Chron ') 173 87-92. Nepaul barley 174, 175
93. Formation of buds on fruit of Opuntia 179 94. Flower-bud in the
pod of Sinapis 181 94*, 95. Adventitious pod in silique of Cheiranthus
182 96, 97. Grapes, with adventitious fruits in interior 183 98. Stamens
in ovary of Bæckea diosmifolia 184 99. Pollen in ovule of passion
flower (S. J. Salter) 185 100. Female flowers at the summit of the
inflorescence of Carex acuta 192 101. Monoecious hop ('Gard. Chron.')
193 102. Superior ovary, &c, of fuchsia 198 103. Hermaphrodite
flower of Carica 199 104. Ovuliferous anthers of Cucurbita sp. 200
105, 106. Prolonged inflorescence of fig 205 107. Hollow turnip, with
inverted leaves 206 108. Normal flower of Gloxinia 207 109. Regular
peloria of Gloxinia 207 110, 111. Structural details of erect Gloxinia
208 112. Reflected corolla of azalea 209 113, 114. Enlarged and erect
placenta of Cuphea miniata (C. Morren) 210 115. Dimorphic leaves of
Juniperus sinensis 217 116. Regular peloria of Delphinium 219 117.
Structural details of the preceding 219 118. Regular peloria of violet
220 119. Double-flowered regular violet 220 120. Regular peloria of
Eccremocarpus scaber 222 121. Regular peloria of Cattleya 223 122.
Peloria of Calceolaria 230 123. Peloric flower of Aristolochia 232 124,
125. Peloric flowers of Corydalis 236 126. Rose plantain 242 127.
Leafy bracts in Plantago major 243 128. Leafy scales of Dahlia 244
129. Leafy sepals of rose 246 130. Leafy sepals of Fuchsia ('Gard.
Chron.') 247 131. Leafy calyx of primrose 248 132. Leafy calyx of
melon 248 133. Leafy sepals and petals of Geranium 251 134. Leafy
stamens of Petunia 254 135, 136. Leafy anthers of Jatropha (Müller)
255 137. Proliferous rose, with leafy carpels, &c. (Bell Salter) 257 138.

Cucumber, with adventitious leaf attached (S. J. Salter) 258 139. Leafy
carpels in flower of Triumfetta 260 140. Leafy ovules of Sinapis 264
141, 142. Leafy ovules of Trifolium repens (Caspary) 265 143. Portion
of leafy carpel of Delphinium, with ovules (Cramer) 266 144, 145.
Enlarged view of section of leafy carpel, &c., of Delphinium (Cramer)
267 146. Placentæ of Dianthus, bearing ovules and carpels ('Gard.
Chron.') 268 147. Ovules passing into carpels, Dianthus ('Gard. Chron.')
268 148. Leafy shoot in place of ovule of Gaillardia 270 149, 150.
Leafy sepals, petals, &c., of Epilobium 273 151. Leafy carpel of rose,
with deformed ovules 274 152. Flower of St. Valery apple 282 153.
Petaloid calyx of Mimulus 284 154. Double stellate columbine 287 155.
Four-winged filaments of Rhododendron 290 156. Diagram of
malformed flower of Catasetum 291 157. Petaloid stamen of Viola 292
158. Double columbine 293 159. Petaloid stamens of Hibiscus 293 160.
Displaced coloured leaf, &c., of tulip 302 161. Supernumerary carpels
in orange (Maout) 303 162. Pistilloid stamens of poppy 304 163.
Pistilloid stamens of wallflower, &c. 306 164. Passage of stamen to
carpel in lily 307 165. Transition of stamens to carpels, Sempervivum
tectorum 309 166. Ascidia of cabbage 312 167. Stalked pitcher on
lettuce leaf 313 168. Tubular petal of Primula sinensis 315 169. Spurs
on flower of Calceolaria 316 170. Contorted stem of Juncus 317 171.
Contorted branch of Cratægus 317 172. Spirally-twisted stem of teazel
321 173. Spirally-twisted stem Galium 323 174. Spirally-twisted root
('Gard. Chron.') 324 175. Interrupted growth of radish (American
Agriculturist) 327 176. Interrupted growth in apple 327 177.
Polymorphous leaves of lilac 331 178. Adventitious growth on frond of
Pteris quadriaurita 333 179, 180. Coloured flower-stalks of feather
hyacinth