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On the Asplenium Adiantum-nigrum, var. obtusum [Serpentini], as a British plant; by Thomas Moore. [Plate XVII] p. 129. 130. 1 tab. lith. et col. Synopsis of the phanerogamic flora of Spitzbergen; by A. J. Malmgren. p. 130-147. The genus Ascobolus, with descriptions of the British species; by M. C. Cooke. p. 147-154 c. 12 figg. xyl. Correspondence. p. 154156. New publications. p. 156-160. No. XVIII. On a new species of Boussingaultia; by John Miers. Plate XVIII. p. 161. 162. 1 tab. lith. Synopsis of the phanerogamic flora of Spitzbergen; by A. J. Malmgren. [Concluded.] p. 162–176. flowers; by Berthold Seemann. p. 176-187. -190. Botanical news. p. 191. 192. No. XIX. Descriptions of new British mosses; by W. Mitten. [Plate XIX] p. 193-196. 1 tab. lith. et col. Some remarks on the flowers of Euphorbis amygdaloides; by W. G. Smith. p. 196-199 c. fig. xyl. Botanical explorations of Mr. Richard Spruce. p. 199-201. On Alsine pallida, Dum. by Charles C. Babington. p 202-204. On some genera with one-celled ovary, referred to Hederacea; by Berthold Seemann. ficial report on the botanical department of the British Museum, by J. J. Ben nett. p. 207209. Catabrosa vilfoidea, Andr. p. 209. - Analysis of CinCommunicated by Clemens R. Markham. p. 209p. 214-218. Neo No. XX. On the structure of Hildenbrandtia fluviatilis, Brebiss. by H. J. Carter. Communicated by Gray. Plate XX. p. 225-228. 1 tab. lith. et col. tinea intacta, Reichb., a recent addition to the British flora; by D. Moore. 228. 229. Remarks on some dioicious plants; by W. G. Smith. 234. Revision of the natural order Hederace; by Berthold Seemann. p. 235-250 c. 9 figg. xyl. Memoranda. p. 250-252. New publications. P. 252-254. Botanical news. p. 254-256. p. 229 On the normal structure of cru - -- Conjugations Revision of the genus Najas No. XXI On the genus Villaresia, with a description of a new species; by, John Miers. Plate XXI. p. 257-266. 1 tab. lith, et col. Rosa Bakeri, Dèsègl. mss. par M. A. Dèsèglise. p. 267-269. ciferous flowers; by W. G. Smith. p. 269-272 c. 4 figg. xyl. of Diatome; by H. J. Carter. p. 272. 273. of Linnaeus; by Alexander Braun. p. 274-279 c. 8 figg. xyl. Gentiana Germanica, Willd., by C. C. Babington. p. 279. Hypericum undulatum found in Cornwall; by C. C Babington. p. 279. 280. Correspondence. p. 280. 281. New publications. p. 281-287. → Botanical news. p. 287.288. No. XXII. Aphelandra ornata,, T. Anders, a recently introduced acanthaceous plant from Brazil; by T. Anderson. Plate XXII. P. 289. 1 tab. lith. et col Revision of the natural order Hederaceæ ; by Berthold Seemann. [Continued.] p. 289-309 c. 9 figg. xyl. Observations on the rice-paper tree, Tetrapanax papyriferum, C. Koch; its introduction and naturalization in Sydney, N. S. Wales; by George Bennett. p. 309-315. Additions to the lists of Hampshire plants. p. 316-318. On plants producing double flowers; by B. Seemann. p. 318. 319. Correspondence. p. 319. Memoranda. p. 320. Botanical news. 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