.H ib is c u s populneus, Syß,, P l. iii. 3 ■ F l.C o c h .n . 509. F I. Zeyl. 258.
R ai. H iß . 1069. Novella litorea, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 224. t. 74.
Bupariti, Rheed. M ai. i. p. 57* II 29* Outlines, i. p. 232'.
tiliaceus, 358. F I. Coch. ii. 309. R a i. H iß. 1070. Novella, Rumph.
Amb. ii. p. 218. t. 73. Rheed, M ai. i. p. 53. t. 30.
roßaßnenfis, 359. F I. Coch, ii. 310,. F I. Zeyl. 260. Flos ceftivalis,
Rumph. Amb, iv. p. 24. t. 8. Scheru-pariti, Rheed. M ai. ii. p.
23. t. 16.
hirtus, 339. P lu k .A lm . 14. t. 234. f. 3.
mutabilis, 360. F I. Coch. ii. 51 1 . Flos hoarrius, R um fh. Amb. iv.
p. 27. t. 9. Hina pariti. Rheed. M al. vi. p. 66. t. 38, 39, 40, 41.
ficulneus, 361. FI'. Zeyl. 269.
fabdariffa, 361. F I. Zeyl. 262. R a i. H iß . 1900. Bauh. F in . 317.
cannabinus, 362. Burm, Zeyl. 134. Ind. 152.
furattenßs, 363. F I. Coch. ii. 312. F I. Z eyl. 264. Herba crinium,
Rumph. Amb. iv, p. 46. t. 6. , Narinam poulli, R h eed ,M a i. vi.,p.
' .75- 44-
manihot, 363. Burm. F L Ind. p. 132. D ill. E lth . 189. t. 1.56.
f. 189. ..
abelmofchus, 363. F I. Zeyl. 261. Bauh. P in . ■¡17. Granum mofcba-
tum, Rumph, Amb. iv. p. 38c t. 15. Cattu gafturi, Rheed. Mai. 11,
p . 7 1 . t. 38. : ^ . 7 r, ,7 , • .V
ejculentus, 364. Burm. Ind. 153.
vitifolius, 364. F I. Zeyl. 265. Katu Beloeren, Rbeed. M al. vi. p .
7 9 . 1 ,4 6 . R a t. Hi/1. 1880.
Zeylanicus, 363. F I. Zeyl. 266.
micranthus, L in n . Suppl. 308.- . ;
rigidus, L in n . Suppl. 310.
phceniceüs, L in n . Suppl. 310. Ju cq. H iß . iii. p. I I . t. 14-
M e su a ferrea , 369. F l. Zeyl. 203. Nagaffarium, Rumph. Amb. vii.
p. 3, t. 2; Rheed, M ai, iii. p. 63, t. 53. R a i. H iß . 1680. O utlines,
i. p. 233.
B a r r in g t o n ia
B a r r i n g t o n -i A fpeciofa, L in n . Suppl. 312. Butonica, Rumph. Amb.
iii. p. 179. t. 114. Commerfona, Sonnerat. N . Guinea, tab. 8, 9.
Outlines i. 23.3.— Found, in the Moluccas and thence to O ta h eiti,
D I A D E L P H I A H E X A N D R I A .
S a r a c a - Indica, Syß. JP/.-iii; 376. B u rm ,In d . 85. t. 2.5. f. 2»
D I A D E L P H I A 0 C T A N D R I A , , , f j
P o l y g a l a tbeessans', S y ß , P l., iii. 387. Burm. Ind. 134..
Chinenßs, 388! Brown. Jam . 287.
trifora , 391. F I , Zeyl. 2 6 9 ,
glaucoides, 391. F l.Z e y l. ,27a.
ciliata, 391. F l- Zeyl. 268.
D a lb e r g i a lanceolaria, L in n . Suppl. 316.
latifolia, P l. o f Cor. ii. t. 113.— Known in India under the name o f
Black wood, and is much ufed for furniture. Its color is a greyiih
black, elegantly diverlified with light veins, and capable o f receiving
a high poliih,
paniculata, P l. o f Cor. ii. t. 114.— 'Grows to a large tree;
rubiginofs, P L o f C o r , ii. t. 113-
B . I A D E L P H I A D E G A N D R I A ,
A b ru s precatorius, Syfl. P l. iii. 393. F l. Coch. ii. 320, F l. Zeyl. 284.-
Rumpb: A m b .y .p . 57. t. 32. Konni, Rheed. M ai. viii. p. 7 1 . t. 39.
P t e r o c a r p u s draco, 394, Lingoum,. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 205, t. 70»
Outlines, i. p. 233.
fm ta lin u s, L in n . Suppl. 318. Santalum rubrum authorum, Rumph. ii;
47. Woodville. Med: Bot: iv. p. 109. Outlines, i. 141.
marfupium, P l. o f Cor. ii. t. 116.— Its hard wood, approaching an-
orangé color,, is applied to many ufeful pürpofeç.
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