. The Gardeners' chronicle and agricultural gazette . tiflcial heat. IThiadoesnot apply to England at any rate, as any of our growers, wobelieve, would undertake to have them in flower by that time.] No. 186. A collection of injurious and useful gardeninsects, with enlarged drawings of the smaller ones, anddirections for their destruction, is a novelty in a more is 187—a collection of living and stuffed birds, pro-fitable or otherwise in a garden : and 188, collection of nest-building materials for the domestication of useful birds in New Plants. Aeistolochia Duchaete
. The Gardeners' chronicle and agricultural gazette . tiflcial heat. IThiadoesnot apply to England at any rate, as any of our growers, wobelieve, would undertake to have them in flower by that time.] No. 186. A collection of injurious and useful gardeninsects, with enlarged drawings of the smaller ones, anddirections for their destruction, is a novelty in a more is 187—a collection of living and stuffed birds, pro-fitable or otherwise in a garden : and 188, collection of nest-building materials for the domestication of useful birds in New Plants. Aeistolochia Duchaeteei, sp. n. (Sect. Gi/mnolohus,§ 2. Hexandrce, Bchrire. in DC. Prod, xv., part 1,p. 470). Caule volubili lignoao ; foliis longe petiolatis, amplis, sub-coriaceis, late ovatis, cordatis, acuminatis, pedatim 5 nerviis,nervis subtus vix prominentibiis (floribus pedunculatis,pedunculis fasciculatis e trunco orientibus, Andrei; perian-thii glabri utriculo cylindraceo, elongate, tubo refracto,erecto, quam utriculo dimidio breviore, tenuiore ; limbo late. the 17th of May (5th May margines involutos nervis prominentibus Duchartrei, A;iiiri, Le Mouvaaenl Horticok de1867 (1868) : vide la/ra. We are indebted for the flowers of this, as webelieve hitherto undescribed species, to M. Linden, inwhose collection the plant flowered for the first timeduring the last year. It was found in the Upper Amazonby Mr. Wallis, M. Lindens energetic and successfulcollector. Like most of the Aristolochias, it is a climb-ing plant with a woody stem. The leaves are alternate,petiolate, the petioles being somewhat shorter than the leaves themselves. Stipules The leaf-blades are smooth, thiokish in texture, broadly ovate,cordate, acuminate, pedately 5-nerved, 5-6 inches long,4-5 inches wide. The flowers are stalked and arrangedin tufts springing from the old wood. The perianth, of apale dirty-brown colour on the outside, consists ofthree distinct divisions—a lower cylindrical port
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