A 2 zen a. ve SYTEMATA,. 2

rucHſ j. 2 IEE

uctili Didynawmia I 4. Gynandrig 20.

Tetradynamia 15. Moneca 24.

1, Monadelphia 16 4:55: Diecia 22.

2 Diadelphia 177. Polyganzia 226 13 Polyadelphia I8. Cryptogaimia 24.

4 Syugeneſia 19»

5. 69. NATURALEM Methodum in Cotyledonibus

1„ DEGEN 2 4 Calyce, Sexu, aliisSque Royenus pulchre, IHalierus, g, erudite, Wachendorffzus grece, quzliverunt.

9% a, ROYENUS Prof, Leydenſis, 1740. 10,; Palme BL; Calyciflore 11 11, Lilia 2. Ringentes 12, 2, G7.4171i1na 3. 871 quoſe 12. 3% Ainentacea 4. Columnifere 14. „H| UVrubellateg 28 Legunminoſe 15, 5. Copoſite G+ Oliganthere 16. Aggregate 7 Diplofanthere 17.

"1. aly. Tricocce 8. Polyanthereg 18, Tacowpletg 9. Crypranthere 19. Frutfiflore 10. Lithophyta 20.-

% bd, HALLERUS Profeſl. Gettingenſis 1742.

1. Fungi-- 1, Diploſtenmoues=- I 9.

2. ZONES-- 2. oſtemones-- 10.

3. Epiphyloſperme 43.>- SIE En

4“ AÄperalg-- 4. Staminibus ſesquwalteris 12.

5. Gramima-< S5. Staminibus ſesquitertiis 13:

I. Graminib. aſfinia- 6. Staminibus qua?u07 7'11gentes14.

8 Monocotyled. Petaloides 7. Congregate SS 15.

8» PUIN/LGIAONESE 2 21200 2

c. WACHENDORFFIUS Profeſſor UltrajeCinus"1747.

nerum, Gymnoſperme-'- 1, Cylindranthere.- 11.

Hills e- Howojodiperianthe- 2. A Jonoperiantpa- 12.

Anonojodiperiantbe 2 Mouophythaiithg- 13.

. Palloploſtemono petale 4. Diphythanthea 14,

“ Aniſoſtemonopetale- 5. AUHMCES SGR in IN 5

. Cylindrobaſioſtenmones 6. Calyaine=. 1%

9. Dimacvoflemones- 715 Spatßaceg.-- 1:75

0 Tei zam acvoſtenmanes 8; Glumoſe IWIE ELIE 108

R Diſtemonopleanthere 9. Cypranthe-- 1

D< Eleutherantherg- 19,

100 B 5 70. COM