FOURTH EDITION.

LONDON: PRINTED FOR BALDWIN, CRADOCK, AND JOY;
HARVEY AND DARTON;
AND C. AND J. RIVINGTON.

1825.

EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

FRONTISPIECE: PLATE I.
Fig.Fig.
1.Olive.7.Scammony plant.
2.Ginger plant.8.Jalap plant.
3.Black pepper.9.Coffee-tree.
4.Cardamom plant.10.Peruvian bark tree.
5.Sugar cane.11.Tobacco plant.
6.Saffron.12.Annual capsicum.
PLATE II.
13.Wheat.20.Meadow fox-tail grass.
14.Oats.21.Cat's-tail grass.
15.Barley.22.Fiorin, or Orcheston long
16.Rye.grass.
17.Vernal grass.23.Canary grass.
18.Cotton grass.24.Purple melic grass.
19.Bull-rush.
PLATE III.
25.Meadow soft grass.31.Flote fescue grass.
26.Reed meadow grass.32.Sheep's fescue grass.
27.Smooth-stalked meadow33.Common reed.
grass.34.Sea matweed.
28.Annual meadow grass.35.Rye, or Ray grass.
29.Crested dog's-tail grass.36.Couch, or Squitch grass.
30.Hard fescue grass.

PLATE IV.

37.Flax.43.Logwood-tree.
38.Socotrine Aloe.44.Mahogany-tree.
39.Rice.45.All-spice, or Pimento-tree.
40.Cinnamon-tree.46.Almond-tree.
41.Camphor-tree.47.Pomegranate.
42.Cashew Nut tree.48.Caper plant.
PLATE V.
49.Tea-tree.55.Orange-tree.
50.Clove-tree.56.Lemon-tree.
51.Tamarind-tree.57.Bread-fruit-tree.
52.Cotton plant.58.Maize, or Indian corn.
53.Cowhage plant.59.Cucumber.
54.Chocolate-tree.60.Indian rubber tree.
PLATE VI.
61.Common elm.67.Hazel.
62.Broad-leaved elm.68.Oak.
63.Alder.69.Walnut-tree.
64.Beech-tree.70.Sycamore.
65.Sweet chesnut.71.Plane-tree.
66.Horse chesnut.72.Mulberry-tree.
PLATE VII.
73.Hornbeam.79.Ash-tree.
74.White poplar.80.Nutmeg-tree.
75.Black poplar.81.Hop plant.
76.Flowering ash.82.Hemp.
77.Lignum-vitæ tree.83.Fig-tree.
78.Quassia-tree.84.Morell.