A Catalogue of SEEDS.

jfynaoa, an Indian purging Buckthorn, with a pointed flefliy Leaf, andan odorous red Flower.

Kebecati, a little maritime Tree, with a Fruit very like the CitronMyrobalan, a Specifick in the Bloody Flux.

Kacoitacott Bona, an Indian Mallow Tree mining with a Silver colour'dLeaf!

Larani, with the white Flower j the great American Ricinus, theBlack: Bauhinus, in his Pinax, calls 'em Pignones de los Infiernos, orthe Devil's purging Nuts.

Latyrus, the narrow leav'd, with a large blue Flower, the moll beau-tiful Bindweed.

Litbofpermum Gramineum, Grafs Stone-Crop, with the broad reedyLeaf, and a particular purplifli black Tail.

Mynty, a Dyfenterick Tree, with the Fear-Leaf and Olive Fruit, whichthe Blacks ufe among their Eatables.

Macenil/a, a venemous and milky Tree, with a fweet Fruit like anApple, which the Indians poifon their Arrows with.

Monbanitobon, the fecond Sort, a Kind of Eujjatorium, that bears gol-den Clufters on its Stalks.

Manalou, a yellow Bindweed that looks like a Briony, with a IharpLeaf, and a red Olive-like Fruit.

Mantiakeira, a hairy fcorching Pulfe, with a broad trefoil Leaf, agolden crown'd Flower, commonly call'd a Grating Pea.

Merucuya the Golden, in Form of an Apple, adorn'd with a largepurple Flower, with a fpreading Leaf deeply indented.

Meera, the Firfr of Bra/il, an Indian broad-leav'd Cane.

MataUon, another lagenarious Tree, with a leiler Four-fquare hollow'dFruit, like a Tobacco-Box.

Another Mantiakeir^ being a hairy Pulfe,. with a woolly Pod, and a

coronated purple Flower.

Meem, or another Indian Cane with narrow Leaves, and a yellow

" Flower.

Mebifi, a black American Pea, with a white Tuft on the Top, caird r

the Pea of Good Life.

Mandubi, an American four-leav'd Plant, with a yellow Flower.

Moufpmfoy, an Oleran Herb of the Indies, an erect horny Cinquefoil,with a iine leavy Stem, and blackifh purple Flower.

The third Montochiba, a fenny Violet-colour'd Almond-Tree, the Pe~htuvier Violet. _

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