E u p h o r b i a parvtßora, Syft. P I. ii. 442. Burm. Zeyl. 224. t . io ¡¡. f ig.
T a c c a pinnatifida, L in . Suppl. 231. F I. Coch. i. 368, Tacca fativa,.
Rumph. Amb. v. p. 324. t. 112.
P E N F A G T N I A .
G l in u s -diStamnoidcs, S y ft .P l.i. 4 5 ;8:. Burm. Ind. 1 1 3 .
I C O S A N D R A M O N O G T N 1A .
P s'i d i u m pyriferum, S y ß, P I . 473,; F I . Coch. i. 378'. F I. Zeyl. 192,
Cuiavus domeffica, Rumph. Amb. i.-p. 140. t. 47. Pela, Rheed.
M ai. m. p-31- t - 34- Outlines, i. p. 228.
pomiferum, 474. -FI. Coch. i. 379. B au h, P in . 437. Cuiavus
agreftis, Rumph. Amb. 1. p. 142. t. 4. Malacca-pela, Rheed. M al,-
iiL p. 33. t; 35.
cujadiHus, Burm. Ind. 114. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 143. t. 49.
E u g e n i a Mallaccenfis, Syß. P I. ii. 474. F I. Coch. i. 374. Bauh. P in ,
441. F I. Zeyl. 187. Jambofá domeftica, Rumph. . Amb. i. p. 121.
t. 37, 38. Nati Schanibu, Rheed. M ai. i. p. 29. t. 18. R a i. H iß ,
1748. Outlines, i. p. 229.— Rumphiut thinks the fruit of this fpecies
the beft in India next to the Mangoßän, and Of the greatelt ufe
to the natives, and moft fefreihirig. The tree grows to the fi'ze of
an apple-tree, and the fruit cuts like an apple.
jambos, 474. Bauh. F in . 441. Jamboíá Sylveftris alba, Rumph. Amb.
i. p, 127, t. 39. Malacca. Schanibu, Rheed-. Mai. i. p. 27. t. 17.
R a i. H iß . 1478.— The timber naturally grows crooked, is therefore
much ufed in the ides for ribs for ihips. The fruit feldom eaten.
aquea, Rumph. i. 126. tab. 38: fig. 2.— The fruit fmall, o f a cherry
rednefs, divided externally into rounded legments. Is very weak in
flavor:
unißora, Syß. P I. ii. 473.
P is. 1 17. t. 44.
F I. Zeyl. 18 M ich. Gen. 226. tab.
E u gen ia
E u g e n i a acutangula, Syß. P I. 11, 476. F I. C o ch .i. 373. F I. Zeyl. 190.
Butonica terreftris rubra, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 181. t. 113. Tiiera
famftravadi, Rheed. M a i. iv. p. 31. t. 7.
nigra, Rumph. i. 123. tab. 38. fig. 1.— The fruit is pear fliaped,
and in color ljke a ripe mulberry, is fo rich and juicy and vinous
as to be preferred by fome to the domeilic kind. Grows-to. the fize
o f our walnut trees.
racemofa, Syft. P I. ii. 476. F I. Zeyl. 191. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 181.
t. 116. Rheed. M ai. iv. p. 1 1 . 1 . 16. R a i. H iß . 1479.
M y r t u s cumini, 478, F I. Z^yl. 183. Jambofa ceramica, Rumph. Amb,
i. p. 130. t. 41.
Zeylanica, 479. F I , Coch. i. 382. F I. Zeyl. r8,2.' Outlines, i. p.
229.
àndrofiempidcs, 479. F I. C o ch .i. 382. F I . Z eyl. 184.
caryophyllata, 480, F I. Zeyl. 183.
leucadendra, Sp. P I. 67. Arbor alba, Rumph. Am b..ii. p . 72. t. 16.
faligna, Arbor alba minor, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 76. t. 17. f. 2.
communis, Myrtus amboinenfis, Rumph. Amb. ii. .p. 77. c, 2j .
anguftrfolia, Rumph. A m b ,iii. 74. c. 41.
P u n i c a granatum, Syß. P I. 476. F I. Cocp. i. 383. Malum granatum,
Rumph. ii. p. 94. t. 24. f. I. Outlines, i. p .'229.
I C O SAND RIA DIGTNIA .
V x a t a: g u 5 in cica, Syß. PI. ii. 494. FI. Coch, i. 391. Burm. Ind. 117-
• I C O S A N D R I A F R I G T N I A .
S e s u v i u m portucàlaftrum, Syß. PI. ii. 496. Halimus indicus, Rumph.
Amb. v. p. 163. t. 72. f. i.
N n j I C 0 S A N D R I A