splenifolium.
Vitis vinifera apiifolia!
laciniosa.
Ilex Aquifolium!
Rhus Toxicodendron quercifolium.
Cotinus.
Ervum Lens.
Cytisus Laburnum quercifolium!
incisum.
Rubus fraticosus laciniatus!
Pyrcis communis.
Cerasus Lauro-cerasus.
Apium graveolens!
Pimpinella magna.
Saxifraga.
Crataegus Oxyacantha laciniata.
quercifolia!
Ribes nigrum.
Sambucus nigra laciniata!
racemosa laciniata.
Dipsacus fullonum.
Scabiosa atropurpurea!
Symphoricarpus racemosus.
Helianthus sp.!
Lonicera Periclymenum quercifolia!
Syringa persica laciniata!
Syringa vulgaris!
Nerium Oleander!
Lamium purpureum.
album!
Salvia officinalis.
Solanum Dulcamara!
Fraxinus excelsior crispa.
Veronica austriaca.
Polemonium caeruleum.
Juglans regia laciniata!
heterophylla.
filicifolia.
Anemiopsis californica.
Chenopodium Quinoa.
Ulmus americana incisa.
Fagus sylvatica heterophylla!
laciniata!
aspleniifolia!
incisa.
salicifolia!
Mercurialis perennis.
Urtica dioica.
Quercus Cerris laciniata!
pubescens filicina.
Betula populifolia laciniata.
alba dalecarlica.
Alnus incana laciniata!
glutinosa laciniata!
quercifolia.
oxyacanthifolia.
Corylus Avellana heterophylla!
laciniata!
urticifolia.
Carpinus Betulus incisa!
quercifolia.
heterophylla.
Castanea vesca heterophylla.
quercifolia.
incisa.
Populus alba acerifolia.
palmata.
quercifolia.
balsamifera.
Orchis sambucina.
Arum maculatum.
Filices sp. pl.

See also Schlechtendal, 'Bot. Zeit.,' tom. xiii, p. 823. A.
Braun, loc. supra citat. For Ferns too numerous for insertion,
see Moore, 'Nature-Printed Ferns,' 8vo ed., 2 vols. Clos, 'Mem.
Acad. Toulouse,' 1862, p. 51.

=Fission of the petals, &c.=--The floral leaves are subject to a similar
process of cleavage to that which has just been mentioned as taking
place in the leaves. This, indeed, occurs very often as a normal
occurrence as in the petals of mignonette (_Reseda_), or those of
_Alsine media_ and many other plants. Here, however, we have only to
allude to those instances in which the cleavage occurs in flowers whose
sepals or petals are usually entire. Under this category Moquin mentions
a petal of _Brassica oleracea_ completely split into two. Linne in his
'