Plate 623 - Upright Ixia

bit? 23 [623 ]dong mal.wo 2.1M sloggew Tyd IXIA ERECTA.

UPRIGHT IXIA. 3661****************** Class and Order.

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

Generic Character.-Vid.

Num. 566. specific Character and synonyms.

IXIA erecta; spatha membranacea tubo filiformi breviore, laciniis patentissimis oblongo-ovalibus immaculatis, stigmatibus usque tubum discretis, antheris filamentis longioribus.

G.

IXIA erecta.

Berg. plant. cap. p. 5.

Thunb. diff. 18. (cunctafne quoad varietates?) prod. 10.

Murr. syst.

Veg. 85.

Gmel. syst.

Nat. 109.

Jacq.

Hort. schoenb. 1. tab. 18. (vix propter figuras minores?) Willd. sp.

Pl. 1. 204.

IXIA polystachia. sp.

Pl. 51.

Hort.

Kew. 1. 58.

Mart.

Mill.

Dict.

Bot.

Rep. tab. 155.

IXIA serotina.

Salifb. prod.

Hort. 35. n. 5.

IXIA soliis lineari-gladiatis floribus alaribus et terminalibus.

Mill. ic. p. 104. t. 155. f. 2.

Philos. trans. 52. 492. huc OBS.

ORNITHOGALUM spicatum.

Pluk. alm. 272. t. 310. f. 1 a Bergio allatum, synonymon nimis anceps, IXIE scillaris varietati albidae aeque respondens.-IXIA thyrsoflora, "De la Roche, hujus ex syno- nymis omnino ejicienda et ad ARIsTEAM capitatam transferenda.

Bulb round, ovate, slightly compressed.

Differs from IXIA maculata, N° 549, only in not having the large circular ftain at the base of its limb, and is perhaps scarcely to be preserved as a distinct species.

Our present variety is described by both LINNEUS and BERGIUS, by the latter with the greatest mi- nutenefs; the other varieties with which we are acquainted are green and yellow, of the first of which there is a specimen under the title of IXIA viridis in the Banksian Herbarium.

The yellow is figured by JACQUIN in his Hortus schoen- brunnensis.

All fcentless.

Our suplu auduismigift audroisual 3d s Alx! Doup Library 11ULL Safeription 191qoiq sofyloq AIXI Bid unior AIX antof Al M syd Edwards del Pub. by TCurtis, sGeo: Crefcent Feb.t. 1803 F.Sansom sculp 1623 Our plant generally blows very late in the Summer, whence we suppose Mr.

SALIsBURY derived his trivial name. by THUNBERG to be common about Cape Town.

Said Is one of the oldest inhabitants of its family in our green- houfes; cultivated by MILLER together with Ixia flexuosa in 1757; propagates most abundantly, requiring little or no care.

Our drawing was taken the latter-end of June, at the nursery of Meffrs.

GRIMWOOD and WYKES, Kenfington.

G. toivoid innolil oder sogamdem itaq ALXI razuddevo ognoldo milliasing arou deus lib mudar ouplu auditsg NS anh (m) .8 .

AIXI JM MCM 83.1.A 11.42 bidinilog AIXI AIXI andilsnimio do zudnels o sibsig sonil antol IXI usbsighsonil sud D MUAQONTO O AxI momsflid bellaqo ilgi ovo babox diu Discluso sul si ved on to bevislain sd of visst aqeda bas duil air to sled 976 1-3 byd a bus To had to wolk unon and orgy being Telebossl HLA allhsunind

bit? 23 [623 ]dong mal.wo 2.1M sloggew Tyd IXIA ERECTA. UPRIGHT IXIA. 3661****************** Class and Order. TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA. Generic Character.-Vid. Num. 566. specific Character and synonyms. IXIA erecta; spatha membranacea tubo filiformi breviore, laciniis patentissimis oblongo-ovalibus immaculatis, stigmatibus usque tubum discretis, antheris filamentis longioribus. G. IXIA erecta. Berg. plant. cap. p. 5. Thunb. diff. 18. (cunctafne quoad varietates?) prod. 10. Murr. syst. Veg. 85. Gmel. syst. Nat. 109. Jacq. Hort. schoenb. 1. tab. 18. (vix propter figuras minores?) Willd. sp. Pl. 1. 204. IXIA polystachia. sp. Pl. 51. Hort. Kew. 1. 58. Mart. Mill. Dict. Bot. Rep. tab. 155. IXIA serotina. Salifb. prod. Hort. 35. n. 5. IXIA soliis lineari-gladiatis floribus alaribus et terminalibus. Mill. ic. p. 104. t. 155. f. 2. Philos. trans. 52. 492. huc OBS. ORNITHOGALUM spicatum. Pluk. alm. 272. t. 310. f. 1 a Bergio allatum, synonymon nimis anceps, IXIE scillaris varietati albidae aeque respondens.-IXIA thyrsoflora, "De la Roche, hujus ex syno- nymis omnino ejicienda et ad ARIsTEAM capitatam transferenda. Bulb round, ovate, slightly compressed. Differs from IXIA maculata, N° 549, only in not having the large circular ftain at the base of its limb, and is perhaps scarcely to be preserved as a distinct species. Our present variety is described by both LINNEUS and BERGIUS, by the latter with the greatest mi- nutenefs; the other varieties with which we are acquainted are green and yellow, of the first of which there is a specimen under the title of IXIA viridis in the Banksian Herbarium. The yellow is figured by JACQUIN in his Hortus schoen- brunnensis. All fcentless. Our suplu auduismigift audroisual 3d s Alx! Doup Library 11ULL Safeription 191qoiq sofyloq AIXI Bid unior AIX antof Al M syd Edwards del Pub. by TCurtis, sGeo: Crefcent Feb.t. 1803 F.Sansom sculp 1623 Our plant generally blows very late in the Summer, whence we suppose Mr. SALIsBURY derived his trivial name. by THUNBERG to be common about Cape Town. Said Is one of the oldest inhabitants of its family in our green- houfes; cultivated by MILLER together with Ixia flexuosa in 1757; propagates most abundantly, requiring little or no care. Our drawing was taken the latter-end of June, at the nursery of Meffrs. GRIMWOOD and WYKES, Kenfington. G. toivoid innolil oder sogamdem itaq ALXI razuddevo ognoldo milliasing arou deus lib mudar ouplu auditsg NS anh (m) .8 . AIXI JM MCM 83.1.A 11.42 bidinilog AIXI AIXI andilsnimio do zudnels o sibsig sonil antol IXI usbsighsonil sud D MUAQONTO O AxI momsflid bellaqo ilgi ovo babox diu Discluso sul si ved on to bevislain sd of visst aqeda bas duil air to sled 976 1-3 byd a bus To had to wolk unon and orgy being Telebossl HLA allhsunind