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Plate 2558 - Zanthoxylum Nitidum

Plate 2558 - Zanthoxylum Nitidum

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Plate 2558

Publication Date: Feb 1824

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Purte Del Pub by J.Cutie Walworth March 11875 Weddell Se

Zanthoxylum Nitidum sHINING-Leaved Zanthoxylum

Class and Order.sona il comil banory moge Dicecia PENTANDRIA nunc Tetrandria 

Generic Character Flores hermaphroditi aut abortu aut Cal 3-9-lobus 4-5-partitus Petala tot quot calycis lobi et iis alterna raro nulla stam tot quot ca lycis lobi iis opposita Capsule carpella tot quot calycis lobi interdum basi aut abortu ad minorem numerum imo interdum ma bivalves 1-3 Semen nitidum DE Cand

Specific Character and Synonyms Zanthoxylum nitidum ramis petiolis costisque aculeatis soliis impari-pinnatis 2-3-jugis soliolis oblongis lucidis remote glanduloso-crenatis apice elongatis emarginatis racemis axillaribus fasciculatis De Cand Prodr syst Nat Veget 1 p 727 Xanthoxylon nitidum sprengel syst Veg 1 p 945 Fagara nitida Roxb Fl Ind 1 p 440 Fagara piperita Loureiro Fl Cochin p 80

 

As we had not the opportunity of seeing this plant growing we are not certain whether our plant is really the species to which we have referred it on the authority of Mr Lindley Botanist to the Horticultural Society but from Dr Roxburgh'S account of his Fagara nitida which is referred by his editor Dr Wallich to Zanthoxylum we have very little doubt about it According to Mr John Reeves who has been long a resident in China and is well acquainted with the plants of the country it is the Fagara piperita of Loureiro with with whose description it in most respects agrees toler ably well but it cannot be the Fagara piperita of Lin Gitim Our drawing of this rare shrub was taken at the Horti cultural Society's greenhouse in February 1824 We are informed by Mr Sabine that it has been received from China by the Society at various times particularly in 1822 from Mr John Potts In China it forms an impenetrable fence It is nearly hardy enough to be cultivated in the open ground

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