Part 2

27. Ord. II. r. IV.

30. Line 6th of Descr. leave out (not).

37. Ord. II. r. IV.

41. Bloss. one leaf, r. one petal; divided into six, r. with six divisions.

47. Stam. post subulata, ins. (,).

65. Emp. fruit-stalks, r. fruit-stalk.

67. Descr. line 2d, for makes an addition to, r. makes one of.

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