. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. EUCALYPTUS sile; anthers with a large dorsal gland near the apex: fr. large, slightly angular-streaked; valves thick, con- vergent, emersed; border broad, depressed. M. Euoal. 6:3. GGG. Stamens inflexed in the tiuds: fruits mostly under }4in. in diameter: It's, lanceolate, rarely lin- ear: calyx-tube and l
. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. EUCALYPTUS sile; anthers with a large dorsal gland near the apex: fr. large, slightly angular-streaked; valves thick, con- vergent, emersed; border broad, depressed. M. Euoal. 6:3. GGG. Stamens inflexed in the tiuds: fruits mostly under }4in. in diameter: It's, lanceolate, rarely lin- ear: calyx-tube and lid not ribbed. J. Calyx-tube angular: pedicels flattened. 41. goniocilyx, F. v. M. Bastabd Box Tree. Tall tree : peduncles compressed : pedicels very short and angular or wanting; calyx-tulu n^^piruously angular: lid pyramidal-hemisphorir ; tr. :nmular: valves deltoid, almost enclosed. August. F. v. :M. laical. 1:3. —Ascends to 4,000 ft. elevation. Tiniln-r fs].i-cially esteemed for wheelwrights' work; also used for house-building, fence rails; etc.; excellent for fuel. J. Frs. urceolate {, urn-shaped). 42. Baileyina, F. v. M. Tall tree : bark persistent throughiMit, : foliage dense and shady: Ivs. much dotted: antlicrs liroadly cordate, opening by divergent slits: fr. ratlin- lari.'.-, globular-um-shaped, 3-celled ; valves . sli-lith- € F. v. M. Eucal. 3 Will wll nn . ^..i]. ^r .|.lif. .-asily, is JJ. Frs, ^i n,;,l, .tr,iu.;,t.:. „, r, r „r,;.,/„t, : prdicels shurl: r„l,„l hrnnsi>heriml, mostly blunt and Shurtir than the tube. K. Liiif'i; fine, numerous, very divergent. 43. uncinita, Turcz. Shnib, branching from near the base with several thin stems: bark deciduous, smooth and grayish or reddish: Ivs. firm, very light green, nar- row: fls. small; stamens remaining bent inward in an- thesis; anthers very minute, almost globular, opening by terminal pores: fr. very small. F. v. M. Eucal. 4:10.
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