e below descriptions of four curious plants, in We notice that a Mr. Kérting has invented and introduced Each of them is again subdivided into two parts, of which which, while proving novelties to the horticulturist, will be found many features of interest to the student of botany. pistil; the… … care from the attendant. jth. As there are no mo- ration belongs to the genus Dicksonia. They are Fig. 1.—ENCEPHALARTUS ALTENSTEINII. ving parts (pistons, valves, etc.), there is no wear, re- distinguished by their coriaceous fronds, the sori pairs, or interruption in work. 6th. lts application is…
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