AMERICAN GENERA.

The Ampana original: "Ampana"; the male Palmyra palm. from the same work referring to the Hortus Malabaricus, a 12-volume treatise on the plants of the Malabar coast of India., figure 10, volume 1.
The Date-bearing palm with very sharp fruit, in Hortus Malabaricus 16, the Schunda-pana original: "Schunda-pana"; the Fishtail palm (Caryota urens). of the same work, figure 11, volume 1.
The Mountain palm of Malabar, with a large, folded, sharp leaf, and white flowers in clusters, with round fruit; in Hortus Malabaricus 6, the Codda-panna original: "Codda-panna"; the Talipot palm (Corypha umbraculifera). of the same work, the first twelve figures of volume 3.
The Plum-bearing palm of Japan, from the Garden of the Academy of Leiden original: "Hort. Acad. Lugd. Bat. 472"; referring to the university botanical garden in Leiden, Netherlands., page 472. The Todda-panna original: "Todda-panna"; a species of Cycad (Cycas circinalis)., in Hortus Malabaricus 9, nine figures, volume 3.
The Wild palm of Malabar, with a sharp leaf and fruit looking like a plum, in Hortus Malabaricus 16, the Katou-indel original: "Katou-indel"; the Wild Date Palm (Phoenix sylvestris). of the same work, figure 15, and four others in volume 3.
The Coconut-bearing palm, with bulging and ridged sheaths vaginae.
The Coconut-bearing palm, with the sides of the ribs prickly.
The Coconut-bearing palm, with a swollen and prickly trunk caudex.
The Coconut-bearing palm, the tallest.
The Low-growing humilis coconut-bearing palm, broad-leaved, larger.
The Low-growing coconut-bearing palm, broad-leaved, smaller.
The Date-bearing palm, of the swamps.
The Date-bearing palm, with globose fruit, smaller.
The Date-bearing palm, with globose fruit, larger.
The Date-bearing palm, leather-like, with blueish fruit.
The Date-bearing palm and wine-bearing.
The Date-bearing palm, broad-leaved.
The Date-bearing palm, prickly, with coral-colored fruit, larger.
The Date-bearing palm, prickly, with coral-colored fruit, smaller.
The Date-bearing palm, prickly, the smallest.
The Date-bearing palm, fan-shaped radiata, smaller and smooth.
The Date-bearing palm, fan-shaped, larger and smooth.
The Date-bearing palm, fan-shaped, smaller and prickly.
The Date-bearing palm, fan-shaped, larger, with the sides of the ribs prickly.

B O R B O N I A.

Plate 2.

Borbonia Likely referring to the Red Bay or similar species in the Laurel family, though named here for the House of Bourbon. is a genus of plant with a single-petaled flower A, which is bell-shaped or saucer-shaped hypocrateriform Hypocrateriform describes a flower with a long narrow tube that suddenly expands into a flat top, resembling a saucer on a stand. and divided into many segments. From its center umbilicus B rises a pistil, which later develops into an acorn-shaped glandiform, fleshy fruit D, which is divided inside into two lobes E. Furthermore, the lower part of the flower C becomes the fleshy and cap-like pileatum cup calyx of the fruit. F