. 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. 994 MATTHIOLA MAXILLARIA bic6rnis, DC. Half-shrubb}'. straggling annual or bi- ennial: fls. smaller than those of M. iiicanu, purplish or lilac, fragrant by night, closing by day: pod terete, long, 2-horned: Ivs. pinnatifid, or the uppermost entire. Greece, Asia Minor. , viiv. Oyensis, Rouy & youc.
. 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. 994 MATTHIOLA MAXILLARIA bic6rnis, DC. Half-shrubb}'. straggling annual or bi- ennial: fls. smaller than those of M. iiicanu, purplish or lilac, fragrant by night, closing by day: pod terete, long, 2-horned: Ivs. pinnatifid, or the uppermost entire. Greece, Asia Minor. , viiv. Oyensis, Rouy & figured in 7703 (190(.l), where it is said tliat " the name Oyensis lias been cor- rupted in gardens to Oliieusis and ; The plant is from the lie d' Yen (Insula Oya, whence the name) on the coast of It is an annual or biennial, with sinuate-tootlied Ivs., hairy, and with large white fragrant fls. Not known to be in cult, in this country. L_ jj^ g_ MAUEANDIA (after Maurandy, professor of botany at Cartagena, Spain). Also written Miiurandya. Scroph- %ilariitcex. About 5 species of Mexican climbers, with usually halberd-shaped Ivs. and showy, irregular trum- pet-shaped fls., white, rose, purple and blue, the throat usually white or light-colored. The Hs. are somewhat 2- lipped. The commonest species is M. Barrlaiana^ which is procurable in a greater range of colors than the others. Maurandias are desirable vines for winter- flowering in cool greenhouses, but since they bloom the first year from seed, they are almost wholly grown for summer bloom outdoors and treated like tender annuals. They have a slender habit and grow about 10 ft. in a season. In the fall the vines may be taken up and re- moved into the house if desired. Botanically, this genus is nearest to the snapdragon, though the throat of the flower is not closed. The plant known to the trade chiefly as Manrandia ayitlrrlUniflora is now referred to Antirrhinum. (See Antirrhinum, where
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