J Catalogue of SEEDS.

Anmagou the fecond Sort, a Sea Pulfe or Pea, without purple Spikes,and with a lefs ftony Fruit.

Amuagou, the third Sort, a Hon)' Sea Pulfe with a white fpik'd Flower,and narrower Leaves.

Anonogou the fourth Sort, with fquare, black, Jong Cods, and a whiteFlower.

Acacia, the;firfl crown'd Sort, with flat, blackifh, purple Pods; theFlower of a golden fcarlet Colour.

Another crown'd Acacia, with narrower Leaves, podded, and thatgrows in the Woods, with a fweet Flower.

Anacocco, a Kind of Indian Tree that bears an Apple, with a goldenFruit that is eatable, call'd a Bajlard Mammon.

Acantha and Acacia of India, a fetid Pod, with a long and norrowerLeaf, and a fweet, golden, round Flower.

Alanalu, a milky Tree that bears a Prune, from which the Indiansmake the Deft Wine.

Acouaa, and the Amoroa of India, a Fruit bearing a thorny 0/?^;*, withbroad Pods, and a round, golden, fweet Flower.

Afiragallus, the. purple colour'd, with the longeft Root, and a hairySeed.

Abucia, the beautiful ftraight Sort of Alpinns, with narrower Leaves,lefs fweet and purple Flower.

Aipi Indian, a Fruit bearing milky Runner, that produces a Sort offcented Aloes, and is of the Size of a Cucumber.

Acaiu, a Tree bearing an Apple, with a very delightful red Fruit, anda Nut hanging down inftead of a Anacardium.

Affburou, a Royal, Aromatick, Indian Tree, commonly call'd IndianWood.

Bipicaa, a Fruit of Angola, with a trefoil Leaf, a yellow Flower,and excellent for eating.

Bamia of Alpinus, a hairy Mallow, with a yellow Flower and Nut-meg-Seed, as Bauhinns has delineated.

Boucomibi, with a Periwinkle Fruit, Pods like Sword's Point, with agolden-colour'd Bell Flower, which the Indians call Gnaya, or Can-cros.

Bamatu with five Leaves, a Tree that is crooked, with a Pear Lea£and a purple Bell Flower.

Balati, a low venemous Herb in the Woods, with a pyramidal Grape

Fruit, of wonderful Virtues.

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