The capsule has four cells, each of which is formed of two valves; and is covered with hairs.
Each cell contains two or three seeds, nearly spherical.
The leaves are opposite, rounded, covered with thick down, and of a sallow colour underneath.
The flowers are solitary, and placed at the insertions of the leaves.
To this shrub I give the name of mazeutoxeron rufum.
Explanation of the Figures, Plate XVII.
Fig. 1. A branch.
Fig. 2. The flower.
Fig. 3. The petal.
Fig. 4. The petals removed to show the stamens.
Fig. 5. The stamens magnified.
Fig. 6. The capsule.
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