Plate 2547 - Solanum Pyracanthum

Jurtis Del Pub.by 1.burtis Walworth Feb.11825 aw i 979 viduida lleme A vd holasinummos bol.Myd bosib Solanum Pyracanthum B Orange-Thorned eqi asub Night-sHADE.twode od ni eu iliw bstesimummo of Jeigu toit aswold aboos 97010 a'ombe weibetter cow.Myd

Class and Order
PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA Generic Character ogdino Cor rotata Anthera apice poro gemino dehiscentes Bacca bilocularis

Specific Character and Synonyms
Solanum pyracanthum caule aculeato fruticoso soliis ob longis angustis sinuato-pinnatifidis tomentosis acu leatis aculeis rectis subcoccineis Dunal Solanum p 229 Solanum pyracanthos caule aculeato suffruticoso soliis oblongis acutis sinuato-pinnatifidis tomentosis aculeis rectis subcoccineis Lam ill gen n 2364 in Encycl Bot 4 p 299 Persoon syn 1 p 229 Solanum pyracantha smith Exot Bot 2 p 9 t 64 Willd Enum p 238 Hort Kew ed alt 1 p 403 Solanum pyracanthon Jacq Hort schoenb 4 p 36 t 470 a pedunculis calycibusque spinosis 3 pedunculis calycibusque inermibus Dunal in his monograph of the genus Solanum re marks that the peduncles and calyxes of Solanum pyra canthum are sometimes very thorny and at other times quite without thorns In our plant these parts were un armed the common peduncles cernuous the flowers smaller with reflexed petals without any green star and altogether not much resembling the figure in the exotic botany of Sir James E sMITH but more like that of Jac Quin in his Hortus schoenbrunensis We have however very little doubt but that it is one of the various appear ances of the orange-thorned Nightshade A small A small shrub Native of Madagascar where it was discovered by M Joseph Martin and communicated by him to the Chevalier Lamarck Introduced to the Kew garden from Paris by M Thouin in 1789 Cultivated with us in the stove where it sometimes produces ripe seeds Flowers from August to October Communicated by Mrs Walker from her collection at Arno's Grove Southgate do ailo 4102 02 aunsa cilt to alone aut i haq Piswoll sill Isue dpob caidab oldo 102 162 q 9 Jed

Jurtis Del Pub.by 1.burtis Walworth Feb.11825 aw i 979 viduida lleme A vd holasinummos bol.Myd bosib Solanum Pyracanthum B Orange-Thorned eqi asub Night-sHADE.twode od ni eu iliw bstesimummo of Jeigu toit aswold aboos 97010 a'ombe weibetter cow.Myd Class and Order PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA Generic Character ogdino Cor rotata Anthera apice poro gemino dehiscentes Bacca bilocularis specific Character and synonyms Solanum pyracanthum caule aculeato fruticoso soliis ob longis angustis sinuato-pinnatifidis tomentosis acu leatis aculeis rectis subcoccineis Dunal Solanum p 229 Solanum pyracanthos caule aculeato suffruticoso soliis oblongis acutis sinuato-pinnatifidis tomentosis aculeis rectis subcoccineis Lam ill gen n 2364 in Encycl Bot 4 p 299 Persoon syn 1 p 229 Solanum pyracantha smith Exot Bot 2 p 9 t 64 Willd Enum p 238 Hort Kew ed alt 1 p 403 Solanum pyracanthon Jacq Hort schoenb 4 p 36 t 470 a pedunculis calycibusque spinosis 3 pedunculis calycibusque inermibus Dunal in his monograph of the genus Solanum re marks that the peduncles and calyxes of Solanum pyra canthum are sometimes very thorny and at other times quite without thorns In our plant these parts were un armed the common peduncles cernuous the flowers smaller with reflexed petals without any green star and altogether not much resembling the figure in the exotic botany of Sir James E sMITH but more like that of Jac Quin in his Hortus schoenbrunensis We have however very little doubt but that it is one of the various appear ances of the orange-thorned Nightshade A small A small shrub Native of Madagascar where it was discovered by M Joseph Martin and communicated by him to the Chevalier Lamarck Introduced to the Kew garden from Paris by M Thouin in 1789 Cultivated with us in the stove where it sometimes produces ripe seeds Flowers from August to October Communicated by Mrs Walker from her collection at Arno's Grove Southgate do ailo 4102 02 aunsa cilt to alone aut i haq Piswoll sill Isue dpob caidab oldo 102 162 q 9 Jed