(235.) 300. Q. C., winter tree, 4to

Muswell Hill. Miss M. L.

(OAKS, BEECH, CHEST- 301. Q. C. austriaca

297. Q. E'sculus (the p. 1844. (261.) 307. Q. Egilops (the p. 1861. (266.)

key, or Mossy-p. 1846. (275.) 308. Q. Æ., full-grown tree

LIST OF PLATES IN VOL. VII., ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

The Roman numerals refer to the volumes of the text where the species is treated of.

III. p. 1361. (180.) | Fig. See Ficus.

III. p. 1439. (198.) | P. nìgra

III. p. 1435. (197.) | P. n. winter tree

4to

III. p. 1652. (221.)

(220.
(221.)

(197a.) P. n., full-grown tree, 4to

III. p. 1645. (217.)

III. p. 1423. (196.) P. trémula

J. n., full-grown tree,
J. règia (the Walnut)
J. r., full-grown tree
J. r., full-grown winter tree

Laúrus nobilis (the)

Sweet Bay)
L. Sassafras (the
Sassafras Tree)
L. S., full-grown tree
See Céltis.

(195a.) P. t. péndula
(196a.)

III. P.

1297. (171.)

III. p.

1301. (172a.)

- (172.)

III. p. 1348. (181.)
(181a.)

M. a., full-grown tree, 4to

Pterocàrya caucásica
Quércus álba
Q. Æ'gilops -
Q. E., full-grown tree
Q. Cérris

III. p. 1646. (218.)
III. p. 1451. (199.)
III. p. 1864. (252.)
III. p. 1861. (266.)

Q. C., full-grown tree, 4to
Q. C., winter tree, 4to
Q. C. austrìaca
Q. C. fulhaménsis
(dentàta) -

}

III. p. 1850. (278.)

M. nigra (the Mul-} III. p. 1343. (182.) . C. f., full-grown tree

berry)

M. n.,
full-grown tree
M. (pennsylvánica)

- (182a.) III. p. 1359. (183.)

Mulberry. See Mòrus.

Nettle Tree.

See Céltis.

Nýssa biflora (the

Q. C. f., winter tree, 4to
Q. C. Lucombeana
Q. C. L., winter tree
Q. E'sculus

Q. pedunculata

Q. p., full-grown tree

Tupelo Tree),full- III. p. 1317. (173.) Q. p., winter tree

grown tree

See Quércus.

Oak.

Oak, American White. See Q. álba.

Bitter. See Q. Cérris.

(280a.)

III. p. 1844. (261.)
III. p. 1731. (282.)

(281a.) (282a.)

III. p. 1731. (2826.).
III. p. 1736. (281.)

Q. s., full-grown tree, 4to
Q. S.,
winter tree

British, or common. See Q. peduncu- Sàlix álba
làta, and Q. sessiliflora.

Fulham. See Q. C. fulhaménsis.
Italian. See Q. E'sculus.

Lucombe. See Q. C. Lucombeana.
Mossy-cupped. See Q. Cérris.
Turkey. See Q. Cérris.

Oleaster. See Elæágnus.

Paper Mulberry. See Broussonètia.

Plánera Richárdi III. p. 1409. (184a.)
P. R., full-grown tree

Poplar. See Pópulus.

Poplar, Aspen. See P. trémula.

Balsam. See P. balsamífera.
Black. See P. nigra.

- (184.)

Black Italian. See P. monilífera.
Lombardy. See P. fastigiata.
Ontario. See P. cándicans.

S. babylónica (the III. p. 1507. (207.)
Weeping Willow) J

III. p. 1528. (206.)

Sassafras. See Laúrus Sassafras.
Sea Buckthorn. See Hippophae.
Sweet Bay. See Laúrus nóbilis.
Tupelo. See Nýssa.
U'lmus americana
U. a. incìsa

U. campestris (the
common Elm)

U. c., full-grown tree
U. c. stricta, full-

Pópulus álba (the) III. p. 1638. (214.) U. effùsa

Abele Tree)

P. angulàta

P. a., full-grown tree
P. balsamífera

P. b., full-grown tree
P. cándicans

P. canéscens

P. (dilatata) fastigiàta

III. p. 1670. (224.) | U. e., winter tree

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III. p. 1673. (225.) | U. m., full-grown tree

(224.) U. major

(224.) U. montàna màjor

III. p. 1406. (189.) III. p. 1406. (189a.) III. p. 1374. (185.)

III. p. 1375. (184a.) III. p. 1376. (185a.) III. 1397. (191.)

III. p. 1398. (188a.)

. III. p. 1676. (227.) U. m. péndula (rùbra) III. p. 1398. (190.)

- III. p. 1639. (215.) U. m. fastigiata

ƒ III. p. 1660. (221. | U. planifòlia

III. p. 1399. (187a.)

. III. p. 1377. (1916.)

or 216.) U. (c.) suberòsa
Walnut. See Juglans.
Willow. See Salix.

III. p. 1651. (219.)
III. p. 1657. (222.)

P. m., winter tree
P. m., full-grown tree, 4to

Willow, Weeping. See S. babylónica.
Huntingdon, or White.

See S. álba.

Catálpa Syringifolia.

The Syringa-leaved Catalpa.

14 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

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Full-grown tree at Syon, 54 ft. high; trunk, 2 ft. in diam.; head, 48 ft, in diam. [Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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