I?o?'?Nv.] NATUBAL HIgIT)R�. shores, in the p?lel ? 15 �? having �?ksb[e p?nafi? ?mb?a?d calyx. Of ?e r?a?d family Z rao?Y?s?; (? o? pr? by Mr, ?o? to be sep? from ?e Ru? of Jussieu,) ?ib?us is frequent on the tropi? s?r? of New HoH?d, ?d a speses of Zy?phyBum, with lin? ?n?ga? ?v? ?d ?ap?rous ?uit, was r?ked u?n ? isl?d S?k's Bay, on ?e W?t Co?t. Mzm?cz?.--The sev? ?m of ?is order, wh?e m?mum ? in ?e ?uin? p? of Ame?, &? from ? ot?r ? the form of ?e mm?kab? cy?n? ?um, ?e skuafion or insetlon of ?e ?er? u?n well ? ?e ?c?r of i? ?ost wholly ?ul? fruit. ? stru?um of nec?ium is most striking in Turin, of wMch a sp?ies was obse?ed upon ?e E?t Co? f? ?in the ?plc; where ?so, as well as on ?1 ? other ?uiu?al shores of the ?ntinent,' C?pa, more ?e on a?ount of ?e v?vular char?r of im capsuld? ?d ?e m?tu? ?d i?e?l? fi?e of i? nuts, is ve? ?e?, ? pro?bly not distinct from ?e pl?t (?. molu? ?i?, L?.) of Rumphius, who h? given us a ?e ? Her?ium.Ambo?ense, vol. '?. tab. 61, 62. 8a?s?ac?.?f the ve? few p!?ts reread ?!y in t? Herbarium, two genera ?e o?y wo?y of m?k hem, ?e one an Omi?ophe, found on the E? C?st, in a?ut la?tude 35 �?so ?n ?e tropic; ?d the o?er, which sppe? to b?ong ? Sm?annia, was di? covered u?u ?e same coast, in latitude 31 �?, ?e ? of ?e genus being the b? ? f? of the French colonist, a ?mber ?ree indigenous at ? Island of Mau- dflus.
�
