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THE JOURNAL OF INDIAN BOTANY.
(Floral bracts at least the lower, hidden by the
•J projecting male petals ... ... ANISOPETAL^:.
e * j Petals enclosed, or not projecting conspi- 1 ciously beyond the bracts ... ... f.
/Heads white or grey by the hairs on the
otherwise dark floral bracts ... ... g.
Floral bracts greenish or brownish, puberous, very closely imbri- cated. B. Sexangulare, E. cuspidatum, or E. Thomasi.
Floral bracts black, glabrous ; female sepals
connate (Himalayas) ... ... E. ALPESTRE.
Floral bracts glabrous, yellowish or scarious. h.
a -i
[Whole plant hairy, or heads over 1/2 in. diam.
depressed ... I Plant glabrous or nearly so, heads globose or I ovoid
Hirsute. Simplices.
(Female sepals boatshaped, two at least with h.-j a wing or crest ... ... ... Cristato-Sepal^!.
' Female sepals boatshaped or flat ... ... SCARIOSJE.
(To be Continued)
Explanation of the Figures— (See p. 159.)
qninquangulare L.
do. trilobum Ham. caulesce?is Steud. Eleanor® sp. nov. minutum Hook Thomasi sp. nov. alpestre Hook. f. horsley-kundce sp. nov. Sieboldianum Sieb et Zucc.
do. do.
Diana sp. nov. roseum sp. nov.
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