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Ci)e CrraiE furs ol I atanp. 654 LACAUSSADEA. Potylotrya. LACE-BARK. The inner bark of LageU aU nU aH a. LACEPEDEA. AM exican shrub, described bj Eunth as a dI stS nct genus, but which has gmce proved to be a spedes ofT urpinia. LACE-LEAF PLANT. Ouvtrandra. LACERATE, LACERUS. Irregularly divided by deep incisions. LACHENAUA. A genus of Lilyworts froT nth Cape of Good Hope, consisting gf biilbous plants, with lanceolate lorate often spotted leaves, and erect flower-scapes bearing a raceme of pendulous flowers, the yellow colour being predominant among them. The perianth is bI x-parted, with th segments connivent Into a cylindrical tabe, the throe exterior ones shorter than the others; there are six stamens,aad a threecelled many-ovuled ovary which becomes am nibranaceou8 three-winged capsule, containing but few geeds. L. pendula, I tO eola, tricolor, and qiM dricolor are familiar I nhabiU nts of our greenhouaea, and very ornamental In the spring months. [T. M.1 LA0HN2EA. Gape shrubs of the ThymelacecB tderiving their name from the woolly hairs that densely clothe their flowers. The inflorescence consists of terminal flowerheadsfrequently surrounded by bracts. The perianth is coloured, tnbular, jointed below, the lower portion persistent, the limb divided Into four segments, and having attached to it, at its junction with the tube, eight stamens in two rows, and as many scales (petals ?) inserted lower down than the stamens, and pU ced opposite to the divisions of the limh. [M. T. M.] LAOHNOCATTLON. A genus of ErioeaulacecB. They have fibrous roots, a very short stem, linear-lanceolate leaves, sheathed peduncles, and villous capitules of unisexual flowers. They are natives of Virginia, Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and other parts of North A merica. [J. H. B.] LACHNOSTACHYS. An Australian genus of A maranthaeecet consisting of woolly shrubs, with opposite rigid
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