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PREFACE.
The Catalogue of the collection of medicinal plants in the
Herbarium of the Society was completed about two years

ago, but the issue of the Catalogue has been delayed, owing
to the very large donations received immediately after it
was printed, in order to add a general index which should
represent the whole of the medicinal plants in the possession
of the Society. The Index accompanying this Catalogue
indicates not only the plants enumerated in it, but also
those in the “ Daniel Hanbury Herbarium ” and in the

“ Museum Report for 1893-4.” A reference to this Index
will show at a glance the plants at present contained in
the Herbarium, and the species which have yet to be added.
It is hoped that the Index will in this way serve as a
guide to residents abroad who may be willing to contribute
specimens. It has been found necessary to limit the
Herbarium to plants possessing medicinal or poisonous

properties, or which present features of especial interest
from a morphological point of view.

PREFACE.
In the classification Bentham and Hooker’s Genera

Plantarum lias been followed, and the Index Kevjensis
taken as the standard for the names employed. As
the work was completed before the Index Kewensis was
issued, Mr. B. D. Jackson, F.L.S., kindly revised the
names and the authorities given for them.
Vernacular names for plants are distinguished by

inverted commas. Remarks attached to the specimens by
the original donors or vendors are printed, when long

enough to form a separate paragraph, in smaller type and
enclosed between inverted commas. Notes added by the
compiler are indicated by the use of brackets. Purchased
specimens are indicated by the letter (P.) placed after
them.
THE HERBARIUM
OF THE
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The letters of the alphabet under each species are used to indicate a
herbarium sheet ,
and the numerals in parentheses refer to the
specimens from different localities.
DICOTYLEDONES. POL YPETALPE.

I. — THALAM I FLORJE.
RANUNCULACEJE.
Tribe I. Clematide^.
1. Clematis species. “Ityolo” (Kaffir).
a. Flowering branchlet.
Lovedale, South Africa, 1866 ;
Rev. A. Smith, M.A. Used
for bots in horses.
2. Clematis Mauritiana, Lam. “Figue vierge” (Creole).

a. Leafy branchlet.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a pectoral.
Tribe II. Anemones.

3. Adonis vernalis, L.
a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham ;
T. Ware.
4. Anemone pratensis, L. (Pulsatilla pratensis, Mill.)

a. Plant in flower, with root attached.
Hohenacker, No. 68. [This species is the Pulsatilla of
Homoeopathic Materia Medica. It differs from
A. Pulsatilla in being pendulous, and the sepals are
reflexed at the tips.]
2 THALAMIFLOR/E.
5. Anemone Pulsatilla, L.
a. Plant in flower.
T. Ware.
b. Plant in fruit.
Gogmagog Park, Cambridge; May, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
Tribe III. Ranuncules.
6. Ranunculus pinnatus, Poir. “ Isanzasana.”

a. Plant with root, but no flower.
Engcobo, Tembu Land. The juice of the stems and leaves
is used as an antiseptic for assegai wounds and sores
of all kinds by the Kaffirs.
7. Ranunculus Thora, L.
Pyrenees, Hohenacker, No. 602. [This plant is said to
have been used by the Gauls to poison their arrows.
The root is stated by Marquart to be collected as
Radix Genticmce rubrce .]
Tribe IV. Hellebores.
8. Aconitum Anthora, L. Var. a vulgaris, D.C. (Section I. Anthora.)

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew ;
1882. For fig. see
Reichb. Monogr. Aeon., tab. vi., fig. a, b ;
Reichb. 111.,
tab. lix.
Var. ( eulophum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin Dr. J. Urban 3 Aug., ; ;
1882. For fig. see Reichb. Monogr. Aeon., tab. v.

[This plant derives its specific name Anthora i.e., —
Anti-Thora from being used as an antidote to the
,
'
poison of Ranunculus Thora.
9. Aconitum barbatum, Patr. (Section II. Lycoctonum.)
a. Leafy and fruiting stems.
Cultivated, Germany. (P.)
b. Leaf and flowering stems.

Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin ;
Dr. J. Urban ;
3 Aug.,
1882.
;
THALAMIFLOR/E. 3
10. Aconitum Lycoctonum, L.

a. Flowering stem and radical leaf.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew 1882.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; 1882.
c. Ditto.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban;
1882.
d. Flowering plant with root.
Schneeberg; Dr. A. Yogi.
Var. j 8 pyrenaicum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Var. C altissimum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Var. t ramosissimum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Var. fx septentrionale, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
The varieties (3 to y, were received from Professor C. J.
Maximowicz, of the Imperial Botanical Gardens,

St. Petersburg.
11. Aconitum ochroleucum, Willd. (A. orientale, Mill.)

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Imperial Botanical Gardens, St. Petersburg ;
Prof. C. J. Maximowicz; 1882.

b. Fruiting stem, with root attached.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban.
12. Aconitum Fischeri, Reichb. (, Section III. Cammanm.)

a. Leafy stem, with root attached.
b. -Ditto, with flower-buds.
Kabuto-giku, Japan; Professor E. Kinch 1881. [This ;
specimen is remarkable for its flexuous stem. The

leaves are not of the same form as those represented
by Reichb. 111., tab. xxii. The root is also much
larger than the Japanese Aconite root met with in
commerce. It corresponds, however, fairly well with
the plant figured as A. Fischeri in the ‘
So Mokou
Zoussetz,’ vol. x., tab. xxiii.
4 THALAMIFLORyE.
13. Aconitum hebegynum, D. C.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware. Received as A. Napellm
vox. hebegynum.
b. Ditto.
c. Ditto, with detached root.

Germany. (P.) According to Dr. D. J. Koch, it is a form
of A. paniculatum, Lam.
14. Aconitum heterophyllum, Wall.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated in the open ground, Sevenoaks ;
E. M. Holmes.
15. Aconitum intermedium, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, [Imperial Botanical Gardens, St. Petersburg
Professor C. J. Maximowicz.
b. Ditto (two specimens).
26 July, 1882.
c. Flowering and fruiting stems.
Germany. (P.) “A, StoercJdanum, Reichb.”
Var. P versicolor.
a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; received as A. Napellus
var. bicolor.
A. intermedium D. C.,
,
differs chiefly from A. paniculatum, L.,
in the more rigid and erect branching of the

inflorescence.
16. Aconitum Japonicum, Thunb.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; 8 Aug., 1882.
17. Aconitum Kuznetzoffii, Reichb.

a. Flowering stem, with flower-buds and radical leaf.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban;

3 Aug., 1882.
18. Aconitum paniculatum, Lam.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, St. Neot’s Manor, Hertfordshire ;
P. Squire ;
3 Aug., 1882.
;
THALAMIFL0RA2. 5
b. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park.
c. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware. Received as A. Napdlus
var. Funkianum.
Var. Stoerkianum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem and radical leaf.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Berlin ;
Dr. J. Urban.
Var. C cernuum, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Professor C. J. Maximowicz ;
3 Aug., 1882.
b. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban
1882.
19. Aconitum rostratum, Reichb.

a. Leafy stem, with root attached.
Cultivated, Imperial Botanical Gardens, St. Petersburg
Professor C. J. Maximowicz ;
1882.
b. Leafy stem, with root attached.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin ;
Dr. J. Urban;
3 Aug., 1882.
Var. A. Judenbergense, D. C. (A. Bernhardianum, Reichb. var.

£ albidum.)
a. Flowering stem.
1882 ;
20. Aconitum variegatum, L.

a. Flowering stem, with root attached.
b. Ditto.
Austrian Alps ;
Dr. A. Vogl ;
1880.
c. Flowering stem.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Vienna ;
Dr. A. Vogl ;
July,
1882.
d. Ditto.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban.
e. Ditto, with root attached.
A German specimen (P.) ;
“Bunter Eisenhut” (G.)
6 THALAMIFLORiE.
Var. P pallidiflorum, D. C. variegatum p

(A. bicolor, Reichb.)
a. Flowering stem and detached root.
Germany. (P.) The leaves are collected with those of
other species for “ Herba Aconiti”
Var. e albiflorum, D. C.
a. Flowering 'stem.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin ; Dr. J. Urban. A.
variegatum is very near to A. paniculatum, but differs
in the ovaries, usually exceeding 3 in number, and in
the glabrous inflorescence.
21. Aconitum ferox, Wall. (<Section IV. Napdlus.)
a. Flowering stem.
“Montes altissimse Nepali ae ”
; 1821; Ex Herb. J.
Collins. (P.)
22. Aconitum Napellus, L.

a. Flowering stem.
The official plant of the German Pharmacopoeia.
b. Ditto. “A. Napellus, L.”
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban.
/
c. Flowering and fruiting stems.

Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; July, 1882.
d. Flowering stems.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew.
e. Fruiting stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Vienna; July, 1881
Dr. A. Vogl.
/. Fruiting stem.
Austrian Alps; Dr. A. Vogl; 1882.
g. Flowering stem, with root attached.
This form (g) yields the root supplied by E. M. Holmes, on
behalf of the Pharmaceutical Conference, to Professor
Dunstan in 1890 for his experiments on Aconitine.
Var. « tauricum, Wulf.

a. Flowering stem and detached root.
Germany. (P.)
Var. pygmaeum, D.
5 C. (A. Kcelleanum pygmaeum, Reichb.,
Monogr. Aeon., tab. xii., fig. A. densiflora, Hoppe ?)
i.,
a. Flowering and fruiting stems.

Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin ;
3 Aug.,
1882 Dr. J. Urban.
;
;
THALAMIFLORJB. 7
Var. fi rostellatum, D. C. (A. acutum, Reichb.)

Var. £ Neubergense, D. C.
a. Flowering stem.
Germany. The leaves are official in the Bavarian
Pharmacopoeia.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; May, 1882.
c. Ditto (two specimens).

Cultivated, Royston, Herts. ;
W. Moore.
d. Ditto, with detached root.
Germany. Leaves collected for “ Herba Aconiti.” It is

the A. eminens Koch, and is considered to be a long-
,
leafed variety of A. Neubergense Reichb. ,
e. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Vienna; Dr. A.
Yogi ;
July, 1882.
Var. o grossum, D. C. (A. autumnale, Reichb. 111., tab. xviii.,
fig. ii.)
a. Leafv stem.
T. Ware ;
4 Aug., 1882.
Var. <p albiflorum, D. 0.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; T. Ware; Aug., 1882.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew Aug., 1882.
Var. x anthoraefolium, D. C.
a. Leafy stem.
Switzerland ;
Ex Herb. J. Collins (P.)
Var. « volubile, D. C.
8 THALAMIFLORiE.
23. Actaea alba, Bigelow. (A. brachypetala, D. C.)

a. Flowering stem.
Rich woods, Cincinnati, Ohio.
b. Fruiting stem.
T. Ware ;
1884. This plant is
retained as a species by Messrs. J. W. and C. G.
Lloyd (‘ Drugs and Medicines of North America,’
p. 232).
24. Actaea spicata, L.

a. (1) Flowering and (2) fruiting stems.
Cultivated, Holloway ;
M. Holmes.
E. From a wild
plant gathered in Yorkshire by Dr. J. W. Wesley.
Var. rubra, Ait.

a. Fruiting stem.
25. Cimicifuga racemosa, Elliott.

a. Flowering stem.
Mountains of Carolina and Georgia ;
S. B. Buckley.
b. Leaf.
c. Flowering stem.
26. Delphinium Staphisagria, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Tottenham; May, 1873; T. Ware.
27. Ilelleborus atrorubens, W.

a. Flowering stem, radical leaf and part of rhizome;
Carniolia, Austria. “ Radix Hellebori nigri." (P.)
28. Helleborus niger, L.

a. Plant in flower, with rhizome attached.
b. Plant, with rhizome, but no flower.
Presented by D. Hanbury.
29. Helleborus viridis, L.

a. Flowering stems.
Buckingham ;
Feb., 1879 ;
E. M. Holmes.
b. Ditto, with detached root leaves.
Cultivated, Kew ;
1878.
THALAM [FLORAS. 9
30. Nigella Damascena, L.

a. Flowering stem.
31. Nigella sativa, L.

a. Plant in flower.
32. Xanthorrhiza apiifolia, D. C.
a. Branchlet in flower, and leafy twig.

Cambridge, Massachusetts. Presented by D. Hanbury.
Tribe V. Paonia;.
33. Pseonia Moutan, Sims.

a. Flowering twig.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
MAGNOLIA CEE.
34. Drimys aromatica, F. Von. Mull.
cl Branchlet in fruit.
Gould’s Country, Australia; A. Simson ;

Oct., 1875; Ex
Herb. G. C. Druce.
35. Drimys Chilensis, D. C.

ci. Flowering branchlet.
San Juan, Prov. Valdivia, Chili; Feb.; R. A. Philippi,
Plantse Chilenses (Hohenackcr).
36. Illicium Floridanum, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Regent’s Park; 1878.
37. Illicium religiosum, Sieb. et Zucc.

Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.)
38. Liriodendron tulipifera, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Woods near Philadelphia ;

Aug., 1859 ;
H. C.
39. Magnolia fusca, Andr.

a. Flowering twig.
Cultivated, Dangstein House, near Haslemere. Remark-

able for the powerful pine-apple odour emitted by
the flowers.
10 THALAMIFLORiE.
40. Magnolia glauca, L.

a. Leafy twig.
Swamps, Camden, New Jersey ;

June, 1850 ;
H. C.
ANONACEJS.
41. Artabotrys odoratissima, R. Br.
a. Flowering branches.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie ;
1885. The flowers yield the oil
of Ylang-ylang on distillation.
42. Monodora Angolensis, Welw.

a. Flowering branch.
Pungo Andongo, Angola. Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
Probably collected by Dr. Welwitsch.
43. Monodora Myristica, Dun.

Golungo alto, Angola. Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
MENISPERMACEAS.
44. Anamirta paniculata, Colebr.
b. Fruiting branchlet.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen; 1882.
45. Cissampelos Pareira, L.

a. Flowering shoot (two specimens).
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
46. Coscinium fenestratum, Colebr.

a. Leafy twig and detached fruits.
Ceylon G. W. H. K. Thwaites
; ;
1853. Presented by
D. Hanbury.
47. Jateorrhiza palmata, Miers.

a. Flowering shoot, malq plant.
b. Leafy shoot, female plant.
Botanical Gardens, Mauritius. Presented by D. Hanbury
1869.
BERBERIDE/E.
48. Aceranthus diphyllus, Morr. et Decne.

THALAMIFLOKJE. 11
49. Berberis Japonica, R. Br. “Megi.”

a. Plant, with flowers and fruit, but without root.
50. Jeffersonia diphylla, Pers.

a. Plant, with flower and young fruit.

April, 1880.
51. Podophyllum Emodi, Wall.

a. Leafy stem.
S. Ware. The rhizome has
recently been introduced into English commerce, and
is more podophyllin than P. pdfatum,
stated to yield
but the podophyllin of the two plants appears to
differ in some respects. See ‘Pharm. Journ.,’ xxi.,
p. 445. The fleshy fruit is eaten in the lower regions
of the Himalayas; Rosenthal, PI. Diaph., p. 1726.
52. Podophyllum peltatum, L.

a. Flowering stem three specimens.
;
Cultivated, Norwich 0. Corder. ;
NYMPELEACE.E.
53. Nymphaea Lotus, L.
a. Leaf and flower (two specimens).
In tanks, Madras ; Dr. G. Bidie.
SARRACENIACE.E.
54. Sarracenia flava, L.
a. Leaf.
PAPAVERACE.E.
55. Argemone Mexicana, L. “Chardon” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an alterative and emetic.
b. Leafy stem, with flower buds.
Salsette Island 1886 J. G. Prebble, Bombay.
; ;
c. Flowering stem.
Madras; Dr. G. Bidie.
56. Chelidonium majUs, Mill.

cl Flowering and fruiting branches.

b. Flowering branch.
Waste ground, Harefield, Middlesex ;

E. M. Holmes.
12 THALAMI FLORAE.
Var. laciniatum, L.
a. Branches, with flowers and young fruit (two specimens).
57. Papaver Rhceas, L.

a. Flowering and fruiting branches.
Cornfield, Reading; July, 1873; E. M. Holmes.

58. Papaver somniferum, L.
a. Leafy stem in flower.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.) The petals are of a pale
reddish purple colour, with a dark purplish spot at
the base of each.
59. Sanguinaria Canadensis, L.

a. Plant in flower, with portion of the rhizome.
Woods along the river Schuylkill, near Philadelphia;
April, 1860 ;
H. C.
b. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Kew Gardens. The leaves are smaller, less
divided, and more sharply crenate than in specimen a.
CRUCIFEIIM.
60. Brassica alba, Hook. f. et Th. (Sinapis alba, L.)
a. Branches of flower and fruit.
Chalky soil, near Reading; July, 1873; E. M. Holmes,
61. Brassica cernua, Thunb. “Karashi” (Jap.)

a. Radical leaf.
b. Fruiting branch (two specimens).
62. Brassica glauca, Roxb.

a. Plant in floAver.
GroAvn at Tottenham from seed obtained from the late
East India Museum H. 0. Holmes. ;
63. Brassica juncea, Hook. f. et Th. (Sinapis juncea, L.)

a. Branch in flower. 5 Sept., 1874.
b. Branch, with flowers and young fruit.
c. d. Branch in fruit. 18 Oct., 1874.

Cultivated,Clapham Common, by D. Hanbury, from seed
sent from Massowah.
e. Branch, Avith floAver and fruit.
Canara, E. Indies ;
Hohenacker, No. 461. (P.)
THALAMIFLOR/E. 13
64. Brassica Napus, L.; f. amplexicaulis.

a. Branch, with flowers and young fruit.
65. Brassica nigra, Koch. (Sinapis nigra, L.)

a. Branch, with fruit and flowers and detached stem leaf.
b. Fruiting branch.
Damp waste ground, Tottenham; July, 1873; E. M.
Holmes.
c. Leafy stem, and flowering and fruiting stem.
Cultivated, Clapham ;
1 Aug., 1872; D. Hanbury.
66. Cochlearia Armoracia, L.

a. Inflorescence, detached root, and young radieal leaf.
Banks of the Canal, Harefield ;

May, 1873 ;
E. M. Holmes.
67. Eruca sativa, Lam. (Brassica Eruca, L.)

a. Branches, with flowers and fruit.
The seeds were formerly official as Semen Erucce and are ,
sometimes met with in the white mustard seed of

commerce. (P.)
CAPPARIDEAi.
68. Cadaba trifoliata, W. et Arn.
a. Branchlet in flower.
Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie, Madras.
69. Capparis spinosa, L.

a. Leafy branch and detached flowers.
South of Spain ;
CISTINE.E.
70. Cistus ladaniferus, L.
a. Leafy branch and detached fruit.
Spain; Hohenacker, No. 291. (P.)
VIOLARIEAC.
71. Ionidium Ipecacuanha, Vent.
a. Flowering stem.
G. Gardner, 2031. Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
72. Viola Patrinii, D. C. “Violette sauvage” (Or.)

a. Plant, with root attached.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an alterative.
14 THALAMIFLOR/E.
73. Viola suffruticosa, L.

ft. Flowering plant.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
CANELLACE/E.
74. Canella alba, Murr.
ft. Leafy twig.
D. Hanbury ;
21 Feb., 1868.
75. Cinnamodendron corticosum, Miers.

ft. Leafy twig.
Jamaica ;
D. Hanbury.
b. Leafy twig, with flowers and young fruit.
BIXINEyE.
76. Aphloia Mauritiana, var. theseformis, Baker. “Fandamay,” (Cr.)
a. Leafy twig.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an emetic.
77. Bixa Orellana, L.

ft. Fruiting twig and detached fruit.
Surinam ;
Hohenaclcer, No. 44.
b. Flowering branchlet.
c. Leafy twig.
Cultivated, Kew Gardens.
78. Flacourtia Ramontchi, Endl. “Prune Malgache” (Cr.)
ft. Flowering branchlet.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Employed as a diuretic.
79. Hydnocarpus anthelmintica, Pierre. “Dia-phong-tu,” “Thuoc-

phu-tu” (Annam).
ft. Flowering twig and detached seeds.
Lu Mountain, Prov. Bien-hoa, in Southern Cochin China
Dr. L. Pierre. This tree yields the “ Lukrabo ” seed of
Eastern commerce.
80. Hydnocarpus venenata, Gaertn. “Makaloo” (Singh.)
ft. Flowering twig.

Botanical Gardens, Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
THALAMI FLORAS. 15
PITTOSPORE.E.
81. Pittosporum Tobira, Ait. “Tochiu,” “Tobera."
a. Leafy branchlet.
POLYGALE/E.
82. Krameria cistoidea, Hook.
a. Plant in flower, with a portion of the root.
Cordillera de Colchagua Professor Philippi. “ Plantse
;
Chilenses” Ed. Hohenacker. This plant yields Chilian

rhatany. (P.)
83. Krameria tomentosa, St. Hil.

Pernambuco; G. Gardner, No. 925; 1837. Ex Herb.
J. Collins. (P.)
84. Mundtia spinosa, D. C. “Schiidpat-bosjes” “Tortoise berry.”

a. Leafy stem and detached root.
Engcobo, Tembu Land ;
Dr. Woolby. The fruit is eaten
by children and Hottentots, and a decoction of the
tops is used for phthisis.
85. Polygala amara, Koch, var. Austriaca, Crantz.

a. Plant in flower, with the root.
Hessen; Hohenacker, No. 757. (P.)
86. Polygala Boykinii, Nutt.

Presented by Dr. J. H. Gunn ;
see ‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3)
xii., p. 83.
87. Polygala Hottentota, Pr.

a. Flowering stem.
Grassy places, Durban, Natal ;
No. 128; J. M. Ward.
88. Polygala myrtifolia, L.

Thickets, near Durban, Natal; No. 120; J. M. Wood •
Dec., 1883.
89. Polygala Senega, L.

a. Plant in flower, without the root.
Mountains of Carolina and Georgia ;
S. B. Buckley. “The
plant is scarce in Pennsylvania.” —H. C.
16 TH A AMIFLORiE.
Ij
Var. latifolia.
a. Leafy stem, attached to the root.

Messrs. Merrell, Thorpe and Lloyd ;
Sept., 1881.
CA RYOPH Y LLE/E.
90. Dianthus superbus, L. “Nade shiko” (Jap.)
a. Plant in flower.
Japan S. Henson; 1885. (P.) See ‘So Mokou Zoussetz,’

;
vol. viii., pi. xix.
TAMARISCINE.E.
91. Tamarix ericoides, Willd.
Cultivated, Agri-Horticultural Gardens, Madras ; Dr. G.
Bidie.
GUTTIFEILE.
92. Calophyllum Calaba, Jacq.
Martinique, Hohenacker. (P.)
93. Calophyllum inophyllum, L.

Bombay; June, 1887 ;

J. G. Prebble.
94. Calophyllum parvifolium, Chois. “Catamaha” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a vulnerary.
95. Garcinia Cambogia, Desv. “Goraka” (Singh).

Ceylon; 1881; Dr. H. Trimen.
96. Garcinia Gaudichaudi, PI. et Tri. “Ca na” (Annam).

a. Flowering and fruiting branchlets and detached fruit.
Cochin China; Dr. L. Pierre, No. 92.
97. Garcinia Hanburyi, Hook. f.
Krewaag mountains, Cambodgia ;
April, 1870; Dr. L.
Pierre.
98. Garcinia Morelia, Desr. “Gokatoo” (Singh).

Koyal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon ;
Dr. H.
Trimen; Feb., 1882.
THALAM IFLORiE. 17
99. Garcinia indica, Choisy.

a. Flowering branclilets (two specimens).
b. Leafy ditto.
Bombay; 1879 ;
Dr. W. Dymock.
c. Flowering branchlet (1888).
d. Fruiting ditto (1889).
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
100. Mesua ferrea, L.
“PL et-Pfl ,
Plant. Orientales ;
No. 2062a.” (P.) Flowers in
Sept.; fruit ripe in January.
101. Mammea longifolia, Benth.

Agri-Horticultural Gardens, Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
102. Mammea ovalifolia, Benth.

a . Flowering twig.
Canara, Hohenacker ;
No. 764. (P.)
TERNSTR(EMIACEJE.
103. Camellia Thea, Link.
Cultivated Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park ;
Pro-
fessor R. Bentley.
b. Ditto, China tea.
c. Ditto, Assam tea.
104. Visnea Mocanera, L. f.
a. Flowering twig.
Madeira; Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
DI PTEROC A RPE JK.
105. Dipterocarpus Hasseltii, Bl.

a. Leafy branchlet and detached mature fruit.
Botanical Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury.

18 THALAMIFLOR-E.
106. Dipterocarpus Hamilt.

laevis,
a. Leafy twig, with flowers.

Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon; July, 1853;
G. H. K. Thwaites. Presented by T. Hanbury.
[The stipules are more hairy in this specimen than in
the D. Icevis of the Kew Herbarium.] •
107. Dipterocarpus retusus, Bl.

a. Flowering twig, with leaf.
I>. Leafy twig, with one flower.

108. Dipterocarpus Sphanoghei, Bl.

a. Flowering twig.
109. Dipterocarpus trinervis, Bl.

a. Flowering twig.
110. Doona Gardneri, Thw. MS.

a. Flowering branchlets.
Ceylon ;
G. H. K. Thwaites ;
July, 1853.
111. Doona Zeylanica, Thw. “Doon or Doon-gaba.” (Singh.)

a. Flowering and fruiting twigs.
Ceylon; G. H. K. Thwaites. See Hooker’s ‘Journal of

Botany,’ vol. iv. (1852) p. 7, t. xii.
112. Dryobalanops aromatica, Gaertn.

Sumatra ;
Dr. De Vriese.
113. Isoptera Borneensis, Sch. “Tangkawang terindak.”

a. Flowering branchlet and detached mature fruit.
Borneo; Dr. W. Bourck. See ‘Pharm. Journ.,’ (3) xvii.,
p. 901.
114. Shorea aptera, Brk. “Tangkawang Madjau,” “Tangkawang

Saloensoeng,” and “Tangkawang Soenkasoewoe.”
Sintang and Sambas, N.W. Borneo Dr. W. Bourck. [A ;
tear of clear yellowish resin has exuded from the

calyx of one of the fruits.]
THALAMIFLORAE. 19
115. Shorea Ghysbertiana, Brk. “Tangkawang lajar.”
Var. scabra. “Tangkawang goentjang.”
Sintang, N.W. Borneo.

“Tangkawang rambei” and “T. noeron” are, according to
Dr. Bourck, not distinct from the “ Tangkawang
lajar.”
116. Shorea Henryana, Pierre. “Xen hoqua.” (Annam.)

a. Flowering twigs and detached bark and resin.
Mu Xoai Mountains, Province Baria, Cochin China. ;

Dr.
L. Pierre ;
Sept., 1875.
117. Shorea hypochra, Hance. (Journal Bot., 1876, p. 242.)
a. Leafy branchlet, detached fruits and resin.
Annamite name : “Yin vin xanh.”

Ex Herb. Dr. L. Pierre, No. 1451 ;
Gulf of Siam; Feb.,
1874.
118. Shorea Martiniana, Scheffer.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Western part of Sambas Province, Borneo; Dr. W. Bourck.
119. Shorea Pinanga, Scheffer.

a. Leafy twig, with immature fruits and a detached mature
fruit.
This plant is fully described in Natuurkundig Tijdschrift

von Nederlanclsch Indie, 1870.
120. Shorea stenoptera, Brk. “Tangkawang toengkoel.”

a. Flowering branchlet, and detached immature and mature
fruits.
Province of Sintang, NAY. Borneo. It flowers in September

and October, and the fruit is ripe in February and
March.
121. Vateria acuminata, Heyne. “Hal” (Singh).

Royal Botanical Gardens, Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
20 THALAMIFLORiE.
MALVACEAE.
Tribe I. Malve/e.
122. Althaea Narbonnensis, Pourr.
a. Flowering stem and detached portion of root.
A German specimen. The root is used like Marshmallow
root in Germany and in the South of France and
Spain.
123. Althaea officinalis, L.
a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Regent’s Park ;
August, 1873.
124. Althaea rosea, Cav.

a. Flowering top.
125. Malva Mauritiana, L.

a . Flowering stem.
A German specimen. (P.)
126. Malva parviflora, L. “ Kissibladeren."
a. Leafy twig.
Genadendahl, Cape Colony; Rev. G. Hettasch ;
1886.
Used as a febrifuge.
127. Malva sylvestris, L.

a. Flowering stem.
128. Sida carpinifolia L.f. “Herbe k panier” (Or.)
a. Entire plant in flower.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an emollient.
129. Sida rhombifolia, L. “Herbe k panier” (Or.)
Tribe II. U renege.

130. TJrena lobata, L. “Herbe k panier” (Or.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
Tribe III. IIibisce/E.
131. Abutilon Asiaticum, Don.

a. Flowering stem.
. Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble ;
1888.
THALAM I FLORAS. 21
132. Gossypium Barbadense, L.

a. Flowering stem and detached flowers.
Canara ;
Hohenacker, No. 449, (P.)
133. Hibiscus Abelmoschus, Moench.

a. Flowering stem, and stem with fruit and detached fruit.
Martinique; Hohenacker, No. 769. (P.)
134. Hibiscus esculentus, L. “Gombo” Fr. “Melokria” (Arab.)

a. Flowering stem and detached fruit ;
Sept., 1855.
b. Flowering stem.
Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
135. Hibiscus Syriacus, L. “Mokuge” (Jap.)

a. Flowering stem (two specimens).
Tribe IV. Bombace.e.

136. Lahia Kutegensis, Hassk.
a. Leafy branchlet and detached fruit.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Java. Presented by

T. Hanbury.
STERCULIACEAC.
137. Cola acuminata, Sch.
a. Flowering shoot, with young fruit and female flowers.
Liberia ;
T. Christy.
b—f. Leaves (probably Dipteraceous).

Used for wrapping up the Kola seeds to keep them fresh.
138. Cola Natalensis, Oliv.

a. Flowering twig.
Stony declivities, Natal; 19 Dec., 1883; J. M. Wood ;
alt. 2,000 ft.
139. Guazuma tomentosa, H. et B.

Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie. The bark
is used in Java in the
treatment of lepra and herpes. The seeds called

Patoste in Tabasco, are mixed and eaten with cocoa
;
‘Rosenthal PI. Diaph.,’ p. 727.
140. Melochra pyramidata, L. “Herbe panier k fl. violette” (Cr.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
•>9
TH ALA M IFLOIlAi.
141. Sterculia urens, Roxb.

a. Leafy shoot.
b. Inflorescence.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
142. Tarrietia Javanica, Bl.

STERCULIACE/E.
143. Theobroma Cacao, L.
a. Leafy shoot.
Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon Dr. H. Trimen
;
1882.
b. Leafy shoot and detached young fruits.
Near Paramaribo; March- April, 1844; A. Kappler, No.

1636, ‘PI. Surinam.’ ;
ed. R. F. Hockenacker. (P.)
“Forma foliis subtus in nervis puberulis et apice
repando-subdentatis, Miq.”
TILIACEiE.
144. Apeiba Tibourbou, Aubl.
a. Leafy shoot and detached bark.
Santarem, Para ;
H. W. March, 1853
Bates No. 24.
; ;
“ Ap6-uba,” a light slender tree very common in

Cupari. Presented by T. Hanbury.
“ The bark soaked in water, washed and beaten, forms a fibre for a
very line, strong cord used to tighten the long rolls of tobacco, and for
other purposes. The light wood is used in some parts for floats to
fishing nets.”
145. Berrya quinqueloculare, T. and B.

Botanical Gardens, Java ;

T. Hanbury.
146. Corchorus olitorius, L.

a. Branchlet in flower, and fruit, and detached bark.
Cultivated, Algiers ;
Holienacker, No. 767. (P.)
147. Grewia Caffra, Meissn.

Near Durban ; J. M. Wood ;

11 Dec., 1882 ;
alt. 150 ft.
;
THALAMIFLOR/E. 23
148. Triumfetta rhomboidea, Jacq.

Near Pine Town, Natal; J. M. Wood, No. 254 ;
Feb., 1884
alt. 800 ft.
LINAGES.
149. Erythroxylum Caffrum, Lond.
Woods near Durban, Natal ;

J. M. Woods ;
Sept., 1883.
150. Erythroxylum Coca, Lam.

a. Flowering twig.
Cultivated at Kew.
Var. Novogranatensis.
b. Flowering branchlets.
Dr. H. Trimen.
HUMIRIACEAL
151. Humirium floribundum, Mart. “Umiri.”
a. Branchlets, with flowers and detached fruit.
East bank of the Tapajos, a tributary of the Amazon ;
H. W. Santarem; March, 1852. No. 25,

Bates, from
small specimen of the bark received. It affords a
very fragrant liquid resin, which is used as a perfume.
Fruit edible. Presented by T. Hanbury. [There are
two specimens on this sheet. The upper one marked
“No. 25” is probably H. floribundum. The lower one
bears a gall, formed at the expense of the flower.]
MALPIGHIACEJL
152. Dodonsea viscosa, L.
a. A flowering and a fruiting branchlet.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie. Leaves sour and bitter. [This is
the switch sorrel of Jamaica. Rosenthal, ‘PI. Diaph.,’

p. 782.]
153. Hiptage Madablota, Gaertn.

a. Flowering brancklet.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
Z Y GOPHYLLACEAL
154. Guaiacum officinale, L.
Dr. G. Bidie.
u THA LAMJFLOIl/E.
I>. Flowering branchlet, and section of young stems.

155. West Indies; Hohenacker, No. 741. (P.)
Tribulus terrestris, L.
a. Plant in flower.
Hungary. (P.)
b. Plants with flower and fruit.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
II.— DISCIFLOFUE.
GERANIACEdE.
Tribe I. Geranie.e.
156. Geranium maculatum, L.
Cultivated at Kew ;
May, 1879.
b. Flowering branches.
Woods, Schuylkill; May, 25, 1858. Ex Herb. Coultas.
Tribe II. Pelargonieas.
157. Pelargonium grossularioides, Ait. “Turkish nageljes.”

a. Leafy shoot.
Cape of Good Hope ;
Rev. G. Hettasch, Caledon ;
1886.
Var. pubescens. “Rabas.’’

b. Ditto.
Both these plants grow in the valleys, and are used as
styptics.
158. Pelargonium ramosissimum, Willd. “Dasbosch.”

a. Leafv
V
shoot.
Carnarvon, Cape Colony; Dr. Hanau; 1887. Leaves used

in amenorrhoea and dysmenorrhoea.
159. Pelargonium triste, L. “Kaneelbol.”

a. Flowering shoot.
Table Mountain, Genadendahl, Cape of Good Hope; 1886;
Rev. G. Hettasch.
DISOIFLOR/E. 25
Tribe VI. Oxalideje.
160. Oxalis corniculata, L. “Alleluia k fleur jaune.” (Cr.)
a. Entire plant in flower and fruit.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
161. Oxalis corymbosa, D. C. “Alleluia k fleure jaune.” (Cr.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
RUTACE^.
Tribe. II Rutea<:.
162. Dictamnus alba, L. “Dittany.”

a. Flowering stems (two specimens).
163. Ruta bracteosa, D. C.

a . Flowering stems.
Palestine ;
‘Plants of Southern Syria’ ;
B. T. Lowne May, ;
1884. Ex Herb. D. Hanbury. Presented by T.

Hanbury ;
1834.
164. Ruta Buxbaumii, Poir.
a. Flowering stems.
‘Plants of Southern Syria’; B. T. Lowne; Ex Herb. D.
Hanbury. Presented Ivy T. Hanbury 1884.
;
165. Ruta graveolens, L. “Rue,” “Wynruit.”

a. Leafy twig.
Caledon, Cape Colony; Rev. G. Hettasch ;
1887. Used
to alleviate pressure of blood.
b. Flowering stem.
166. Ruta villosa, Bbrst.
Ex Herb. D. Hanbury. Presented by T. Hanbury; 1884.
Tribe III. Diosme^.

167. Agathosma virgata, B. and W. “Bok Buchu.”
a. Flowering twigs.
Mountain slopes, Cape of Good Hope; 1887; Rev. G.
Hettasch.
26 DISCI FLORAE.
168. Barosma crenulata, Hook. “Berg Buchu.”

a. and b. Flowering twigs (two specimens).
Genadendahl, Moravian Mission Station, Caledon, Cape
Colony.
169. Barosma serratifolia, Willd.

a. Flowering twigs.
From the Indian and Colonial Exhibition ;
1886.
170. Diosma vulgaris, Schl.

a. Leafy twig.
Cultivated, Regent’s Park.
Tribe V. Zanthoxyleac.
171. Esenbeckia species.

a. Leafy branchlets.
“Received from A. J. de Warszewicz as llouplandia
trifoliata, f. pubescens, 1853.” — D. H. Presented by
T. Hanbury, 7 May, 1884. [Identical with Esenbeckia ,
Mathews, No. 3045, in Kew Herbarium.]
b. Leafy twig and detached carpels.
Jaen, Bracamora from A. ;

J. de Warszewicz. Presented
by T. Hanbury, 1884. [A similar specimen from D.
Hanbury exists in the Kew Herbarium, but it is
unnamed.] A pencil sketch of the flower is attached

to this specimen.
172. Evodia rutsecarpa, Benth. et Hook.

a. Flowering twig.
Japan ;
S. A. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
178. Pilocarpus species.

a. Leaf only.
Cambridge ;
R. I. Lynch ;
1888. This is the Pernambuco
Great Britain, was
plant, which, in first grown in the
Edinburgh Botanic Garden.
174. Pilocarpus species. “Jaborandi.”

a. Leafy twig and detached leaf.
Pernambuco. Picked out of the drug of commerce.
b. Leafy twig (hairy variety).

Pernambuco.
DISCIFLORiE. 27
c. Leaves only (three specimens).

Showing variety and shape of leaf.
in size All these
specimens have the veins prominent on the upper

surface of the leaf.
175. Pilocarpus Selloanus, Engl.

a. Fruiting twig.
Picked out of commercial Jaborandi from Rio Janeiro ;
1885. Pres, by Mr. Gravill. The leaves are smoother

on the upper surface, and the veins not prominent,
and the capsules are more truncate, more cuneate,
smaller and have short pedicels.
176. Pilocarpus pennatifolius, Len.

a. Leaf attached to portion of stem.
Cultivated at Kew ;
Dec., 1874. This plant, according to
Professor Oliver, is probably identical with P. Selloanu
See ‘Kew Bulletin,’ 1871, p. 179.
177. Xanthoxylon alatum, D. C.

a, b. Flowering branchlets.
Cultivated at Clapham ;
1873 ;
D. Hanbury.
178. Xanthoxylon species.

D. Hanbury. The leaves are
pinnate -ternate.
179. Xanthoxylon Capense, Harv.

Near Durban, Natal ;
J. M. Wood ;
Sept., 1883.
180. Xanthoxylon Thunbergii, D. C. “ Umnungumabele ” (Kaffir),

“Paarde praam” (Dutch).
Lovedale, South Africa A. Smith, M.A. 188G. “ Used
; ;
to disinfect milk-ziet meat.”

%
181. Xanthoxylon piperitum, D. C. “ Sansho.” (Jap.)

a. Branchlets, with flowers and fruit.
182. Xanthoxylon schinifolium, Sieb. et Zucc. “Inuzansho” (Jap-)

a. Leafy branchlet.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.) For fig., see ‘
Phonzou
Zoufou,’ lxx., fob iv. (recto.)
28 DISCIFLORiE.
183.
Xanthoxylon Senegalense, D. 0.
a. Leaf only.
Lagos; 1884. Collected by Dr. J. L. Easmon. Presented
184.
by Dr. S. Ringer.
Genus et species incerta.

a. Leafy twigs.
Between Caraccas and Puerto Cabello, Venezuela ;
1886.
(This tree is the source of “West Indian Sandal
Wood Oil.”) See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xvi.,
p. 821.
Tribe VI. Toddalie/e.
185. Ptelea trifoliata, L.

a, b, c, d. Flowering branchlets.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park ;
1878.
186. Toddalia aculeata, Pers. “Patte-pouie piquant.” (Cr).
Mauritius J. Horne. “ Used as an alterative and febri-
;
fuge.”
b. Leafy twig.
Tribe VII. Aurantiea-:.
187. iEgle Marmelos, Corr.

a. Branchlet, with flowers and young fruit.

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
188. Citrus species.

a. Flowering twig.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew; 1879.
189. Citrus Bergamia, Risso.

a. Flowering twigs.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
SIM ARU BACE2E.
190. Ailantus glandulosa, Desf.

Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
DlSCIFLORiE. 29
191. Balanites Roxburghii, Planch.

Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
192. Brucea Sumatrana, Roxb.

a, b. Fruiting branchlet.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury.
193. Picrasma Vellozii, Planch.

a. Leaves.
Rio de Janeiro. This plant yields Quina-Quassia bark ;
see 1
Pharm
Journ.,’ (3) v., p. 985. Presented by
Messrs. Cyriax and Farries.
194. Quassia amara, L.

a. Flowering branchlet, section of wood, and young wood,
with attached bark.
West Indies; Hohenacker, No. 745. (P.)
Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon Dr. H. Trimen. ;
195. Samadera indica, Gaertn.

a, b. Fruiting branchlet.
i
196. Simaruba amara, Aubl.

a. Fruiting branchlet, section of stem, with attached bark and
detached fruits.
Martinique; Hohenacker, No, 744. (P.)
OCHNACEvE.
197. Ochna atropurpurea, D. 0.
Amongst shrubs, near Durban, alt. 150 ft. ;
J. M. Wood;
Aug., 1883; No. 66.
BURSERACE2E.
198. Balsamodendron Roxburghii, Arm
a. Stem, with detached fruit and leaves.
Bombay Dr. W. Dymock.
;
199. Boswellia Carterii, Birdw.

a. and b. Leafy twigs.
Tanks at Aden, from a tree planted, there ;
J. Collins;
Oct., 1877. (P.)
30 DISOIFLOR/E.
200. Boswellia papyrifera, Hochst.

a. Thin layer of bark.
Abyssinia; Hohenacker, No. 278 (24b). (P.)
201. Bursera gummifera, L.

a. Leafy twigs and detached fruits.
Martinique, W. Indies; Hohenacker, No. 74G. (P.) [This

tree yields a kind of elerni, used as incense in the
West Indies.]
202. Canarium commune, L.

Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen; 1882.
MELIACE^®.
203. Melia Azadirachta, L. (Azadirachta Indica, A. Juss).
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
Aboo Hoad Station, Rajputana ;
J. G. Prebble.
c. and d. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.) “Mamie” (Malay) ;
“Mamplay”
(Kling). Used in foot and mouth disease.
e. Flowering branchlet.
Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen :
Feb., 1882.
/. Fruiting branchlet.
India; G. Pugh.
Melia Azadirachta ,
L., has bipinnate leaves, and is a
native of Syria.
204. Melia Azedarach, L.

205. Diospyros .Virginiana, L.

a. Leafy twig.
Woodland Cemetery, Philadelphia; June, 1860; H. C.
206. Ekebergia Capensis. “Cape Ash.”

Oct., 1883 ;
J. M. Wood. This tree yields a tough white
grained wood, see Treas. Bot. (Supplt.), p. 1291.
DISCJIFLORiE. 31
MELIACEA3.
207. Cedrela febrifuga, Bl.
a. Leafv branchlet.
208. Cedrela odorata, L.

a. Detached leaves, flowers, bark and wood.
Martinique, W. Indies; Hohenacker, No. 758. (P.)
209. Cedrela Toona, Roxb.

a, b. Flowering branchlets (two specimens).
Botanic Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury.
210. Swietenia Mahogani, L.

Martinique, West Indies ;
ILICINE7E.
211. Prinos verticillatus, L.
a. Flowering branchlet (three specimens).
Batstow, New Jersey, U.S.A.
CELASTRINE7E.
212. Catha edulis, Forsk.
a. Leafy branchlet.

Experimental Gardens, Algeria; Hohenacker, No. 586. (P.)
213. Celastrus paniculatus, Willd.

Bombay; J. G. Prebble ;
1890.
214. Celastrus senegalensis, Lam. “Kulinbi Mou.”

a. With flowers.
Gold Coast ;
Dr. J. F. Easmon.
215. Euonymus Americanus, L.

a. With flowers and fruit.
Woods along the Schuylkill, H. C. ;

June, 1860.
216. Kokoona Zeylanica, Thwaites.

a. With flowers.
Received from G. H. K. Thwaites/ July, 1853 vide ;
Hooker’s ‘Journal of Botany,’ June, 1853, tab. vi.

Presented by T. Hanbury.
32 DISCIFLOR.E.
217. Pterocelastrus variabilis, Sond. “Itijwina” (Kaffir).
a. Without flowers or fruit.
Lovedale, South Africa ;

Rev. A. Smith, M.A. “ Used
for fastening on assegai heads.”
RHAMNEyE.
218. Berchemia racemosa, Sieb. et Zucc.
a. Fruiting branchlets.
219. Ceanothus Americanus, L.

New Jersey; Hohenacker, No. 585. (P.)
220. Grouania species.
Mexico ;
Hugo Finck ;
1884.
221. Rhamnus Alatermus, L.

Dalmatia ;
222. Rhamnus Californicus, Eschsch. (R. olesefolius, Eook.)

a. Leafy branchlet.
This specimen was sent by M. J. Hartford, of New York,
in 1889, as derivedfrom the tree yielding some of the
Cascara sagrada of commerce. For description see
‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3) vol xvii., p. 823.
223. Rhamnus catharticus, L.

a. Flowering branch, male plant.
Boxhill, Surrey; May, 1873; E. M. Holmes. The male
flowers have purplish petals.
224. Rhamnus Frangula, L.

Dartford, Kent; May, 1876; E. M. Holmes.
225. Rhamnus infectorius, L.

Dalmatia ;
DISCIFLOIEE. 33
226. Rhamnus Purshianus, D. C.

a. Leafy branchlets (two specimens).
Coos County, Oregon. Presented by J. Hartford, New
York; 1887. “The bark is collected by the
Chinese.”— J. H.
c. Leafy branchlet.
Presented by J. Hartford; 1887.
227. Rhamnus tinctorius, Waldst. et Kit.

Hungary ;
228. Scutia Commersonii, Brongn. “Bambara” (Or.)
a. Fruiting branchlet.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an astringent.
229. Zizyphus Jujuba, Lam.

a. Flowering and fruiting branchlets.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
b. Flowering branchlets. (P.)
AMPELIDE7E.
230. Cissus cuneifolia, Eckl. et Zeyl.
Near Pinetown, Natal; J. M. Wood, No. 260; Feb., 1884
alt. 800 ft.
231. Cissus quadrangularis, L.

a. Stem.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
232. Leea sambucina, Willd.

a. Leafy shoots and detached infloresence.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for ulcers.
SAPINDACE2E.
Suborder I. Sapindeal.
233. Cardiospermum Halicacabum, L. “Poque poque” (Or.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an emetic.
34 DISCIFLORiE.
234. Cupania micrantha, Mart. “ Ita uba amarillo.”

a. Leafy branchlet.
East Coast of the Tabojas, Santarem, Para; March, 1853;

H. W. Bates, No. 20 Wood very durable, used for
canoes. Presented by T. Hanbury.
235 Cupania venulosa, D. C. “Bois de gaulette ” (Cr.)
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as an astringent.
236. Doratoxylon Mauritianum, Thouars. (D. diversifolium, Benth.

et Hook, f.) “Bois sagaye” (Cr.)
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as an alterative.
237. Magonia pubescens, St. Hil.

a. Leaf and flowering branchlet.
Ceara ;
G-. Gardner, No. 1502. Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
[The leaves are used for intoxicating fish, the corky
bark for cleansing sores in horses, and the flowers
yield a poisonous dye.j
238. Paullinia costata, Schl.

Mexico ;
Hugo Finck. Presented by T. Christy. Used
to kill fish. This specimen was identified by Div
L. Radlkofer.
239. Serjania paucidentata, D. C.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Mexico ; H. Finck.
Suborder II. Acerine,®.
240. Acer Tataricum, L.

Cultivated Wiirtemberg; Hohenacker, No. 439. (P.)
Suborder III. Dodoneê.
241. Dodonaea Thunbergiana, Eckl. & Zeyh. “ Ysterbosch,” “Zana

scolyf.”
u. Flowering branchlet.
Cape of Good Hope ;
1887.
242. Dodonaea viscosa, L. “Bois de reinette” (Cr.)

Mauritius J. Horne. Used as an alterative and vulnerary.

;
DISCIFLOIEE. 35
Suborder IV, Meliantheê.
243. Melianthus major, L. “Kruidje roer me met.”

a. Leaf only.
Cape of Good Hope ;

1887.
. t
244. Melianthus minor, L.

a. Leafy shoot.
Cape of Good Hope; 1887. A syrup made from the

flowers is used as a vermifuge.
ANACARDIACEAE.
245. Anacardium occidentale, L,
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
Salsette Island; J. G. Prebble ;
1885.
246. Buchanania latifolia, Roxb.

Cuddapah ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b, c. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).

Salsette Island ;
J. G. Prebble ;
1890.
• *
«
247. Mangifera indica, L.

Bombay; J. G. Prebble; 1885.
248. Pistacia Lentiscus, L.

a. Leafy branchlet.
249. Pistacia Terebinthus, L.

a. Flowering branchlet, with young leaves.
Magdala, ‘Plants of Southern Syria;’ B. T. Lowne; 1863-4 m
r
presented by TV Hanbury, 1884.
250. Rhus copallina, L. “Copal Sumach.”

Illinois, U.S.A. ;
251. Rhus semi-alata, Murr. “Kibushi” (Jap.). (R. Javanica, L.)

a , Flowering branchlet.
36 DISCIFLORÊ.
252. Rhus succedanea, L.

a. Flowering twig.
253. Rhus Toxicodendron, L.

Cultivated, Germany. (P.)
254. Rhus typhina, L.

Germany. (P.)
255. Semecarpus Anacardium, L.

Vellore; Dr. G. Bidie.

b. Fruiting branchlets.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
c. Fruiting branchlets.
India ;
H. Deane.
CORIARIEA£.
256. Coriaria myrtifolia, L.
a. Flowering twig.
South of France; Hohenacker, No. 284. (P.)
b. Leaves,
Ex Herb J. Collins. (P.)
257. Coriaria ruscifolia, L. “ Tutu Plant.” *

a. With flowers.
Blenheim, New Zealand ;
T. H. Hustwick. The plant
poisonous to cattle.
b. Flowering twig.
258.
Germany. (P.)
c. Flowering branchlet.
III.— CALYCIFLOR/E.
CONNARACEAL
Cnestis glabra, Lam. “ Mort aux rats ” (Or.)
a. Leafy twig.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an antispasmodic.
* Pronounced “ Toot.”
CALYCIFLORAL 37
LEGUMINOSJE.
Suborder I. Papilionace.®.
Tribe I. Podalyrieê.
259. Baptisia tinctoria, R. Brown.

Woods near Philadelphia; July, 1860 ;
H. C.
260. Grompholobium grandiflorum, Sm.

Brisbane ;
presented by Dr. Bancroft ;
1880.
Tribe II. Genisteje.
261. Crotalaria retusa, L. “Cascabeele jaune” (Cr.)
a. Branchlets with flower and fruit.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. [The root is sometimes used for
haemoptysis, and the leaves are employed as a
vegetable.]
262. Cytisus Scoparius, Link.

Haslemere, June, 1869 ;
E. M. Holmes.
b. Ditto.
Shiere; Surrey; May, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
263. Spartium junceum, L.

July,.
1873.
Tribe III. Trifolieê.
264. Melilotus coerulea, Lam.

a. Plant in flower.
265. Melilotus parvifiora, Desf. (M. Indica, All.) “Melilot” (Cr.)

a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
266. Trigonella Fcenum-Grsecum, L.

a. Plant in fruit.

38 CALYCIFLORÊ.
Tribe IV. Lote^j.

267. Lotus major, Scop.
a. Plant in flower.
. Tribe V. Galegeê.
268. Amorpha fruticosa, L. “Bastard Indigo.”
The leaves give a citron yellow clye with an alum mordant
269. Astragalus Bseticus, L.
a. Branchlet in flower and fruit.
270.. Astragalus microcephalus, Willd.

Presented by D. Hanbury ;
1873. See ‘
Pharmacographia/
2nd ed., p. 174.
271. Oolutea arborescens, L.

Cultivated, Tottenham; Oct., 1873.
272. Glycyrrhiza echinata, L.


1878.
273. Glycyrrhiza glabra, L.

Cultivated, Germany ;
Hohenacker, No. 733.
274. Glycyrrhiza glandulifera, Waldst. et Kit.

a. Flowering branchlet and detached root.
Russian Georgia ;
275. Indigofera argentea, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Algeria; Hohenacker, No. 567. (P.)
276. Indigofera eriocarpa, E. Mey.

a. Branchlet, with flowers and fruit.
No. 258 ;
near Durban, Natal ;
J. M. Wood ;
Feb., 1884 ;
alt. 100 ft.
b. Branchlet, with young fruit.
On mountain sides, Inomba ;

J. M. Wood; 1882; alt.
1800 ft.
CALYCIFLOR^. 39
277. Indigofera tinctoria, L.

a. Flowering twig.
From the valley of the River Guabo, Pacific Coast ;
1760
metres above the level of the sea. (P.)
278. Tephrosia Apollinea, D. C.
Kordofan ;
279. Tephrosia Capensis, Pers.

Near Durban, Natal; 1883 ;
J. M. Wood ;
alt. 150 ft.
280. Tephrosia elongata, E. Mey.

Durban, Natal ;
Oct., 1883 ;
J. M. Wood, No. 149 ;
alt.
120 ft.
281. Tephrosia Hookeriana, Wight et Arn. “Indigo sauvage” (Or.)
ft. Branch in flower and fruit.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for asthma.
282. Tephrosia Kraussiana, Meissn.

Sydenham, near Durban, Natal ; Jan., 1884; J. M. Wood,
No. 225 ;
alt. 200 ft.
283. Tephrosia macropoda, E. Mey.

a . Flowering branchlet.
b. Fruiting ditto.
Merebank, near Durban, Natal ;
J. M. Wood, No. 235 ;
alt. 150 ft.
284. Tephrosia polystachya, E. Mey.

Fields Hill; Jan., 1880; No. 242; J. M. Wood; alt.
1800 ft.
285. Tephrosia Vogelii, Hook. f.
cl Flowering branchlet.
Gold Coast ;
Dr. J. F. Easmon. Used as a fish poison.
40 CALYCIFLORAi.
Tribe VI. Hedysare/e.

286. Abrus precatorius, L. “Reglisse” (Cr.)
a. Branchlets, with flowers and fruits.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
c. Fruiting branchlet.
Bombay ; 1885 ;
J. G. Prebble.
287. ASschynomene aspera, L.

a. Branchlet in fruit.
Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Ditto.
Moravian Missionaries, Tranquebar 1793 No 138; Ex ; ;
Herb. J. Collins. (P.) The stems are soft and pith-

like, and are largely used for floats, and to make a
kind of rice paper.
288. Arachis Hypogsea, L.

a. Plant in fruit.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Ceylon ;

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
289. Desmodium heterophyllum, D. C. “Petit trefle” (Cr.)
a. Plant without flowers.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
290. Desmodium incanum, D. C. “ Trefle ” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
Tribe VII. Vicie^:.
291. Pisum sativum, L.

Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
Var. “Mummy Pea.”

Presented by Mr. G. A. Keyworth, Hastings.
Tribe VIII. Phaseole^j.
292. Atylosia scarabseoides, Benth. “Pistache Marronne” (Cr.)
a. Plant, with flowers and fruit.
Mauritius ;
CALYCIFLOILF. 41
293. Butea frondosa, Roxb.

a. Leaf and detached inflorescence.
Bombay; Sept., 1885.
b. Inflorescence.
Salsette Island ;
1885.
c. Leafy twig.
India ;
Gf. Pugh.
d. Inflorescence.
Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
294. Cajanus Indicus, Spreng. “Ambrevade” (Cr.)
cl Leafy twig.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a diuretic.
295. Clitoria heterophylla, Lam. “Herbe pigeon” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem, with fruit.
Mauritius ;
296. Clitoria Ternatea, L.

a. Flowering stem, with fruit.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
Var. pilosula, Wall.

a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
297. Glycine Soja, Benth. (Soja hispida, Moench.) “Soy bean.”

a. Fruiting shoot.
298. Mucuna pruriens, D. C. “Pois a gratter” (Cr.)

a. Flowering stem, with fruit and detached fruit ;
Hohen-
acker, No. 731.
b. Leafy stem.
Mauritius ;
299. Physostigma venenosum, Balf.

a. Leafy stem.
Cultivated, Mr. G. B. Francis; 1877.
300. Pueraria Thunbergiana, Benth.

a. Fruiting shoot (two specimens).
CALYCJFLORJE
301. Spatholobus Roxburghii, Benth.

1880.
Tribe IX. Dalbergie/e.
302. Andira Araroba, Aguiar.

a. Leaf and detached flowers.
Brazil; Presented by T. Christy; Nov., 1879. Two

sections of the trunk presented with this specimen
are in the £
Materia Medica ’
Museum. See ‘
Pharm.
Journ.’ (3j vol. x., p. 42.
303. Andira inermis, H. B. & K.

In. Woods, Paraiso Station; Mar., 1861. A tree 20 to

30 feet high. Plants of the Isthmus of Panama
Sutton Hayes, No. 13. Presented by T. Hanbury.
304. Dipteryx odorata, Willd.

a. Flowering twig and detached fruit.
305. Lonchocarpus Peckoltii, Wawra? “Timbo.”

a. Leaf only.
Santarem, Para; Mar., 1853; H. W. Bates, No. 26. See

Dr. Peckolt’s list, ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xiv., p. 88.
•
“Boot macerated in water to poison or stupefy fish.”

D. H. (The leaf is imparipinnate, with opposite
leaflets.)
306. Pongamia glabra, Vent.

a. Flowering twig.
India G. Pugh.
;
b. Flowering twigs.
Madras ;
Dr. Bidie.
c. Flowering twigs.
Bombay; J. G. Prebble; 1886. See Dr. Dymock, ‘Mat.
Med. of Western India,’ p. 197.
307. Pterocarpus Marsupium, Roxb.

a. Fruiting twig and detached leaf.
Coonoor Ghat, India ;

J. G. Prebble.
b. Fruiting twig and detached fruit.
Mangalore Hohenacker, No. 4. (P.)
;
OALYCIFLORAE. 43
Tribe X. SophorejE.
308. Calpurnia intrusa, E. Mey.

Umlaat; W. Haygarth; Dec., 1883; J. M. Wood, No. 220.
309. Cladrastis tinctoria, Rafin. (Virgilia lutea, Michx. f.)
a. Flowering twig and detached portion of wood.

Virginia; Hohenacker, No. 728. (P.)
310. Sophora angustifolia, Sieh. et Zucc. “Kushin” (Jap.)

Japan; S. Henson; 1885. The root yields an intensely

hitter alkaloid. See Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xii., p. 24.
£
311. Sophora Japonica, L.


Sept., 1881.
312. Myrospermum frutescens, Jacq.

a. Leafy twig and detached pods.
“OntheMorro, Taboga; March, 1863. ‘Plants of Isthmus
of Panama,’ No. 753 Sutton Hayes.” Presented by
;
D. H anbury.
313. Myroxylon Pereirse, Klotzsch.
a. Leafy branchlet and detached raceme of mature fruit.
Dr. Pereira’s specimen.
b. Leafy branchlet.
Guatemala; 1862. Presented by T. Hanbury.
c. Flowering twig and detached mature fruit.
Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen.
Suborder TI. Gesalpinie.e.
Tribe XIII. Eu(lesalpinie.e.
314. Caesalpinia Bonduc, Roxb.

a. Leafy twig.
India ; G. Pugh.
b. Flowering twig and detached pods.
Martinique Hohenacker, No. 727.
; (P.)
315. Csesalpinia Bonducella, Flemming. “Cadoque” (Cr.)

a. Flowering twig (two sjiecimens).
Mauritius J. Howe.
; Used as an alterative.
b. Leafy twig and detached pod.
Hedges, Mahim, Bombay; 1888; J. G. Prebble,
44 CALYCIFLORAL
316. Caesalpinia pulcherrima, Sw.

a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. Bidie.
b. Flowering and leafy twigs and detached fruit.
Liberia. Presented by T. Christy 1880. ;
317. Caesalpinia Sappan, L. “Sappay” (Cr.)

a. Leafy twig.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an emmenagogue.
318. Caesalpinia sepiaria, Roxb.

a. Flowering twig.
Mount Aboo ;
Jan., 1888 ;
J. G-. Prebble.
319. Gleditschia triacanthos, L.

a. Leafy twig and detached pod.
Chabeuil 17 Oct., 1859; D. Hanbury.
;
320. Haematoxylon Campechianum, L.

a. Flowering twig and twig with pods.
Victoria and Albert Gardens, Bombay ;

14 March, 1886 ;
J. G. Prebble.
b. Flowering twig.
Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
c. Flowering twig and twig with young pods.

Cultivated, Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
321. Haematoxylon boreale, S. Watson.

Martinique; Hohenacker, No. 726. [This plant has a

thorny stem.]
Tribe XIV. Cassiea:.
322. Cassia alata, L. “ Cateping ” (Cr.)
a. Leaf only.
Mauritius ;
323. Cassia auriculata, L.

a. Flowering twig and detached pod.
Aboo Road, Rajputana ;
Jan., 1888 ;
J. G. Prebble.
324. Cassia angustifolia, Vahl (C. elongata, Lem. Lis.; C. lanceolata,

Royle).
a. Flowering twig, with immature pods. [Leaves stunted.]
India ;
G. Pugh.
CALY CIFL0RA5. 45
325. Cassia grandis, L., f.
a. Detached leaves and flowers.
Panama, March, 1863. Commonabout the city of Panama.

‘Plants of Central America.’ Sutton Hayes, No.
754. Presented by T. Hanbury.
326. Cassia marginata, Roxb.

a. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
327. Cassia Marilandica, L.

a. Flowering branchlet (three specimens).
1880.
328. Cassia mimosoides, L.

a. Flowering twig, and twig with pods.
Near Durban, Natal; Feb., 1884; J. M. Woods.
329. Cassia moschata, H. B. & K. “ Canafistolar de purgar.”

In woods, Paraiso Station; Mar., 1863. ‘Plants of the
Isthmus of Panama Sutton Hayes, No. 58.
’ “ A
;
tree 30 to 40 feet high petals yellow, at length

;
changing to a brick-red.”
b. An engraving of the flower, leaf, and pod.
See ‘Trans. Lin. Soc.,’ xxiv. (1864), p. 161, and ‘Science
Papers,’ p. 322.
330. Cassia obovata, Collad., var. obtusata, Hayne. “Cape Senna.”

a. Flowering twigs (two specimens).
Hope Town, Cape Colony; 1886 ;
Dr. E. B. Muskett.
331. Cassia occidentalis, L. “Casse puante” (Cr.)

a. Branchlet, with flowers, pods, and detached seeds.
Mauritius ;
b. Detached leaves and flowers.
Cultivated at Sydenham ;
T. Christy.
c. Twigs, with pods and flowers.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
332. Cassia Sophera, L.

a. Flowering twig.
.Cultivated at Stoke Newington by G. B. Francis. Grown
from seeds obtained from a garden in Honolulu.
46 CALYCIFLORvK.
333. Ceratonia Siliqua, L.

a. Leafy twig.
Tribe XV. Bauhinie/e.

334. Bauliinia racemosa, Lam.
n. Leafy twig, with flower buds.
Salsette ;
J. G. Prebble.
Tribe XVI. Amherstie/e.

335. Tamarindus indica, L.
a. Flowering branchlet and detached immature fruit.
Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; 1882; Dr. H. Trimen.
b. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
Bombay ; 1887 J. G. Prebble.
;
Var. occidentalis, W. A.
a. Twig, with fruit and detached flowers and leaves.
336. Hymenaeea Courbaril, L.

a. Imperfect leafy branchlet.
Martinique ;
Tribe XVII. Cynometreê.

337. Copaifera coriacea, Mart.
a. Leafy twig and detached leaves.
Ex Herb. J. Collins.
338. Copaifera officinalis, L.
a. Leafy twigs (two specimens).

The Gualaea, Chiriqui ;
A. J. de Warszewicz ;
May, 1851.
339. Copaifera species.

a. Branchlet, with leaf buds.
The Warszewicz May, 1851.
Cordillera, Chiriqui; A. J. de ;
“Species nova” according to G. Bentham, who ex-

amined a specimen of this plant and the fruits sent to
him by Dr. B. Seemann.
b. Leafy twig.
Ex Kew Herbarium ;
March, 1869.
c. Twigs, with flower buds.
In woods near the city of Panama; Sept., 1861. ‘Plants
of the Isthmus of Panama,’ No. 410. Sutton Hayes.
CAL Y CIFLOfLE. 47
340. Copaifera trapezifolia, Hayne.

a. Leafy twigs.
Santa Marie, Macahe, Rio Janeiro. See ‘Pharm.
district of
Journ.’ (1), vol. vi., p. 14, and ‘Mus. Cat.,’ 1878, p.
35, No. 189. For description of the plant, see Hayne,
Arzney-gewachse, Bd. 10, t. 23, fig. b, c. [In the
copy of this work in the library of the Pharmaceutical
Society, this will be found in vol. iii., p. 180 to 182.]
The specimens of Copaifera, collected by Warzewicz and Sutton Hayes,
were presented by T. Hanbury.
Suborder III. Mimoseê.

Tribe XX. Adenanthereul
341. Adenanthera Pavonina, L. “ Bois noir rouge ” (Cr.)
a. Flowering twig and detached seeds.
Mauritius J. Horne. ;
b. Branchlet, with flowers and young pods and detached pods
Elphinstone Circle Cardens, Bombay ;
J. C. Prebble ;,
May, 1888.
342. Dichrostachys cinerea, W. et A.
Kurnool ;
Dr. C. Bidie
\
Tribe XXII. Acacie^.

343. Acacia Arabica, Willd.
a. Flowering branchlet and detached pods.
Bombay; J. C. Prebble May, 1888. ;

.
344. Acacia Catechu, Willd.

a. Flowering twigs.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Leafy twig and detached pod.
India;
G. Pugh.
345. Acacia concinna, D. C.

1887.
346. Acacia dealbata, Link.

a. Twigs, with pods and flowering twig.
Hobart Town, Tasmania; R. A. Mather; Nov., 1887..

Presented by G. C. Druce.
347. Acacia decurrens, Willd.

a. Flowering twigs.
New Town ;
4 Jan., 1876 ;
(Herb. W. W. Spicer). Pre-
sented by G. C* Druce.
48 CALY CJIFLORjE.
348. Acacia discolor, Willd.

a. Leafy twigs.
Fern Tree Gully; 27 May, 1876 ;

(Herb. W. W. Spicer).
Presented by G. C. Druce.
349. Acacia Farnesiana, Willd. “Cassie” (Cr.)
a. Leafy twig.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for disease of the urinary
passages.
b. Flowering branchlet
Grounds of Government House, Parel J. G. Prebble ;
May, 1888; with a species of Lorctnthus parasitical

on it.
Grounds of Government House, Parel ;
J. G. Prebble
May, 1888.
d. Flowering branchlet.
Mount Aboo, Kajputana ;
J. G. Prebble ;
Jan., 1888.
e. Leafy twig, and twig with pods.

India ;
G. Pugh.
/. Flowering twig.
Pernambuco; 1837 ;
G. Gardner; Ex. Herb. J. Collins.
(P-)
350. Acacia longifolia, Willd. (A. Sophorn, Ft. Br.)

a. Leafy twig.
King Island; Feb., 1877 (Herb W. W. ;

Spicer). Pre-
sented by G. C. Druce.
351. Acacia Melanoxylon, R. Br.

a. Flowering twig.
Sandybag; Sept., 1876; (Herb. W. W. Spicer). Pre-

352. Acacia myrtifolia, Willd ;

var. normalis, Benth.
a. Flowering twig.
Longley; 17 Jan., 1877 (Herb. ;

W. W. Spicer). Pre-
353. Acacia pycnantha, Benth.

a. Flowering twigs.
Victoria; 1886. Presented by J. Bosisto.

;
CALYCIFLOR.E. 49
354. Acacia stricta, Willd.

a. Flowering twigs.
Tasmania. Presented by G. C. Druce.
355. Acacia verticillata, Willd.

a. Flowering twig.
New Town; Sept., 1875 ;

(Herb. W. W. Spicer). Pre-
356. Acacia vomeriformis, A. Cunn.

a. Flowering twig.
“Cascades; July, 1887.”
357. Albizzia Lebbek, Benth Acacia Lebbek, Willd.

;
a. Flowering twig and detached seed.

Nassick ;
April, 1890 ;
J. G. Prebble.
Tribe XXIII. Ingeê.
358. Inga affinis, D. C.

a. Leafy twig, with flower buds.
Pernambuco; 1837 ;
G. Gardner, No. 985; Ex Herb.
J. Collins. (P.)
ROSACEyE.
Tribe I. Chrysobalane^:.
359. Chrysobalanus Icaco, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Pernambuco; G. Gardner; 1837. Ex Herb. J. Collins,

No. 1150. (P.)
Tribe II. Pruned.

360. Primus Cerasus, L.
a. Flowering twig.
Harrison’s Rocks, near Eridge, Sussex ;

E. M. Holmes
April, 1877.
361- Prunus Lauro-cerasus, L. “ Cherry Laurel.”

a. Flowering twig.
Balcombe, Sussex; April, 1876 ;

E. M. Holmes.
362. Prunus Pseudo-cerasus, Lindl. “ Sakura-no-kawa.”

a. Leafy branchlet.
50 CALYCIFLOR/E.
363. Primus Virginiana, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Mount Holley, Vermont ;

J. F. Holton.
Tribe III. Srirê^j.
364. G-illenia trifoliata, Moench.

a. Flowering twig.
b. Flowering twig.
Woods, Schuylkill; July, 1860; H. C.
c. Engraving of the plant and a dissected flower.
Tribe IV. Quillaje/e.
365. Quillaia Saponaria, Molina.

a. Twig with flowers and detached portion of bark.
Chili; Hohenacker, No. 735. (P.)
Tribe V. *'Rube/e.
366. Rubus rossefolius, Sm. “ Framboise ” (Cr.)
a. Flowering twig.
Mauritius. Used as an astringent.
Tribe VI. Potentille/e.
367. Dryas octopetala, L.

a. Flowering plants.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks ;
E. M. Holmes. Used in the Alps
as an astringent in diarrhoea, and as a substitute for
tea.
368. Geum urbanum, L.

a. Flowering plant (two specimens).
The rhizome was formerly known as “ Radix Cary ophyllata”
from its clove-like taste. See ‘
Pkarrn. Journ.’ (3),.
vol. iv., p. 810.
Tribe VII. Poterie/e.
369. Brayera anthelmintica, Kunth.

a. Infloresence.
370. Sanguisorba officinalis, L.
a. Flowering stems.
Japan ;
S. Henson, 1885. (P.)
CALYCIFLOR/E. 51
Tribe VIII. Roses

371. Rosa Gallica, L.
a. Flowering twig.
D. Hanbury.
372. Rosa multiflora, Thunb. “No ibaca” (Jap.)

a. Flowering twigs.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) The fruits are used in
medicine in Japan.
373. Rosa rugosa, Thunb. “ Hana nashi ” (Jap.)
a. Flowering twigs.
Japan ;
S. Henson; 1885. (P.) The flowers are used in
Japanese medicine.
Tribe X. Pomes.
374. Cotoneaster Nummularia, Fisch. et Meyer.
a. Flowering twigs.
No. 396; Dr. J. E. T. Aitchison; Delimitation Commission,
Afghanistan; 16 June, 1880.
375. Crataegus Oxyacantha, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Harrison’s Rocks, Ericlge, Sussex ;
E. M. Holmes.
376. Pyrus Cydonia, L.

SAXIFRAGES.
Tribe I. Saxifrages.
377. Heuchera Americana, L. “Alum root.”
a. Plant in flower.
Rocks, Schuylkill ;
May, 1859 ;
H.C.
b. Ditto, with detached rhizome.
378. Saxifraga sarmentosa, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Tribe III. Hydranges.

379. Hydrangea arborescens, L.
Woods near Philadelphia ;
July, 1860; H.C.
52 CALY CIFLOR A5.
Tribe V. Cunoniea:,
380. Ceratopetalum gummiferum, Sm.
New Holland Dr. Mallard. ; It affords a red gum, said to

enter commerce under the name of Red Gum.
Rosenthal, PI. Diaph. p. 578.
381. Weinmannia tinctoria, Sm. “ Tan rouge ” (Cr.)

o. Flowering branch.
Mauritius ;
CRASSULACE7E.
382. Bryophyllum calycinum, Salisb. “Soudefafe” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower, with root.
Mauritius ;
HAMAMELIDE7E.
383. Bucklandia populnea, R. Br. Liquidambar tricuspis, Miq.
Botanic Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury, 1884.
384. Distylium racemosum, Sieb. et Zucc.

a. Leafy twig.
Botanic Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury. It

yields the smooth “ Chinese Galls,” (see Siebold et ‘
Zuccarini, Flora Japonica,’ p. 94 Hanbury, Science ;

1
Papers,’ 267).
385. Hamamelis Virginica, L.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated at Hadlow, Kent. Presented by Dr. E. A.
Heath.
b. Leafy branch, with flowers and fruit and detached fruit.
Louisiana Dr. Engelmann.

;
386. Liquidambar Altingia, Bl.

Botanic Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury, 1884.
387. Liquidambar orientale, Miller.

a. Leafy twig, and twig with fruit.
Coast of Asia Minor, opposite Rhodes, S. H. Maltass.

Presented by T. Hanbury. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’
(1), vol. xvi., p. 417, 461.
CALYCIFLORyE. 53
388. Liquidambar styraciflua, L.

Guatemala. Yields balsam of Liquidambar in Guatemala.
b. Leafy twig and detached leaves.

South Carolina ;
HALORAGEtE.
389. Gunnera perpensa, L. “ Ipuzi lomlambo ” (Kaffir).
a. Leaf only (two specimens).

b. Flowering stems.
A. Smith, M.A. ;
1886. “Used
for bqts in horses.”
390. Trapa bispinosa, Roxb.

a. Plant with young fruit.
COMBRETACE.E.
391. Quisqualis Indica, L. “Liane Vermifuge” (Or.)
a. Flowering twig.
Mauritius ; J. Horne. Used as a vermifuge.
Madras ;
Dr. Biclie. Seeds anthelmintic, used more
especially for lumbrici. ‘
Pharm. Ind.,’ p. 90.
392. Terminalia Bellerica, Roxb.

a. Twig, with flowers.
Mangalore, East Indies; Hohenacker, No. 576. (P.)
393. Terminalia Benzoin, L. f.
a. Leafy twig.
394. Terminalia Oatappa, L.

a. Twig with flowers.
b. Ditto.
Bombay, 1886; J. G. Prebble.
395. Terminalia Chebula, Roxb.

a. Flowering twigs.
Matheran, Western Ghats ;

May, 1887; J. G. Prebble.
b. Flowering twigs.
Cuddapah ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
54 CALYCI FLORAE.
MYKTACEiE.
Tribe IT. Leptospermeê.
395. Augophora intermedia, D. C.

a. Flowering twig.
Australia, Hurlock.
397. Eucalyptus amygdalina, Labill.

Port Arthur, Ooverdale ;
23 Dec., 1875; Ex Herb.
W. W. Spicer. Presented by G. C. Druce.
b. (1) Fruiting and (2) flowering branchlets.

1. New Town Coll., U.S. ;
20 June, 1875; 2. Fern Tree
Gully; A. Simson ;
Ex Herb. W. W. Spicer. Presented
by G. C. Druce. For fig. see Mueller, ‘
Eucalypto-
graphia.’ 1000 lbs. of the leaves yield 500 ounces of
volatile oil.
398. Eucalyptus botryoides, Sm.

a. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.
Interior of New South Wales 1882 A. Cunn Ex Herb.
; ; ;
J. Collins. “A tree 30 feet high.” For fig. see

Mueller, ‘
Eucalyptographia.’
399. Eucalyptus Drummondii, Benth.

West Australia; from the Paris Exhibition, 1878.
400. Eucalyptus globulus, Labill.

Cultivated at Cannes ;
J. Fuller.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, San Remo, Italy; F. R. Squire; Nov., 1885.
For fig. see Mueller, ‘Eucalyptographia.’ 1000 lbs.
of the leaves yield 120 ounces of the oil.
401. Eucalyptus gracilis, F. Muell.
West Australia ;
Paris Exhibition, 1878. This species is
one of the trees forming the Mallee scrub. For fig.
see Mueller, ‘
CALYCIFLOK/E. 55
402. Eucalyptus hsemastoma, Sm.

a, b. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.
New Holland ;
Mr. Hurlock ;
Ex Herb. J. Collins. The
volatile oil of this tree occurs in the Materia Medica
’
Collection. For fig. see Mueller, ‘

Eucalyptographia.
403. Eucalyptus loxophleba, Benth.

b. Fruiting ditto.
West Australia ;
Paris Exhibition, 1878.
404. Eucalyptus melliodora, A. Cunn.

New Holland, Mr. Hurlock; Ex. Herb. J. Collins. For

fig. see Mueller, ‘
Eucalyptographia.’ 1000 pounds of
the leaves yield only 7 ounces of volatile oil.
405. Eucalyptus obliqua, L’Herit.

Near Bridgewater Ex Herb. W. W. Spicer; Dec., 1876 ;

;
Presented by G. C. Druce. For fig. see Mueller,

‘Eucalyptographia.’ 1000 pounds of the leaves yield
80 ounces of volatile oil.
406. Eucalyptus occidentalis, Endl. “Mallett.”

West Australia; Paris Exhibition, 1878. For fig. see

Mueller, ‘Eucalyptographia.’
407. Eucalyptus paniculata, Sm.

New Holland, Mr. Hurlock ;

Ex Herb. J. Collins. For fig.
see Mueller, ‘
408. Eucalyptus patens, Benth.

West Australia ;
Paris Exhibition, 1878. For fig. see
Mueller, ‘Eucalyptographia.’
409. Eucalyptus pulverulenta, Sims.

Cultivated. Distinguished from E. pruinosa, which has

also a greyish bloom, by its axillary inflorescence and
the longitudinal dehiscence of the anthers. For fig.
see Mueller, ‘
56 CALYCIFLOR/E.
410. Eucalyptus redunca, Schau.

West Australia; Paris Exhibition, 1878. For fig. see

’
Mueller, ‘
Eucalyptographia.
411. Eucalyptus robusta, Sm.

a, b, c. Flowering branchlets.
New Holland, Mr. Hurlock ;

Ex Herb. J. Collins. Stated
to yield 4£ per cent, of tannin and 1 per cent, of a
kino red. For fig. see Mueller, ‘
412. Eucalyptus rudis, Endl. “Coolan.”

West Australia; Paris Exhibition, 1878.. The leaves of

this species are said to be rich in volatile oil. For
fig. see Mueller, ‘
413. Eucalyptus salubris, F. Muell.

West Australia; Paris Exhibition, 1878. The leaves of

this species are also rich in volatile oil. For fig. see
Mueller, ‘Eucalyptographia.’ See also ‘Pharm. Journ.’
(3), vol. xxii., p. 945.
414. Eucalyptus salmonophloia, F. Muell. “Morral.”

West Australia ;
Paris Exhibition, 1878. This species also
yields a large percentage of volatile oil. For fig. see
1
Mueller, Eucalyptographia.”
Tribe III. Myrtea;.
415. Eugenia caryophyllata, Thunb.

West Indies ;
416. Eugenia Jambolana. Lam.

Matheran, Western Ghats ;

May, 1887 ;
J. G. Prebble.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
“ Tamblong” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
CALY CIFLORAL. 57
417. Eugenia Jambos., L. “ Jamrosa” (Cr.)


b. Ditto (two specimens).
Cultivated, Dangstein House, near Haslemere, June, 1879.
418. Eugenia Malaccensis, L. “ Tamalac ” (Cr.)

Mauritius ; J. Horne. Used as an astringent.

“
419. Eugenia mespiloides, Lam. Bois de trefle ” (Cr.)
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as an alterative.
420. Eugenia Natalitia, Sond.

Hear Durban; altitude, 50 feet; Oct., 1883; No. 132;

J. Medley Wood.
421. Eugenia uniflora, L. “ Roussailler ” (Cr.)

“ Rio Janeiro; 7 Aug., 1813; G. Gardner. Common in dry,
sandy places. Fruit the size and colour of kermes.
Is eaten in the form of a preserve it is delicious when
;
mature, but when unripe has a turpentiny taste.” It

is called by the Brazilians “Patanga.” Ex Herb.
J. Collins. (P.)
b. A fruiting branchlet.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used in nephritic colic and
dysentery.
422. Myrcia coriacea, D.C., var. Imrayana, Griseb.

423. Pimenta officinalis, Lindl. (Eugenia Pimenta, D.C.)

ft. Fruiting branch.
Apothecaries’ Garden, Chelsea ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
b. Ditto.
Dr. H. Trimen.
424. Psidium pomiferum, L. “Goyavier” (Cr.)

ft. Flowering branchlet.
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
b. Ditto.
Tranquebar Moravian Mission, No. 89. Ex Herb.
J. Collins. (P.)
58 CALY CIFLOKVE.
Tribe IV. LecythidE/®.

425. Foetidia Mauritiana, Lam. “ Bois puant” (Cr.)
a. Leafy branchlet. .
Mauritius ;
MELASTOM ACEyE.
426. Tristemma virusanum, Comm. “ Voatoute ” (Cr.)
a. Flowering twig.
Mauritius J. Horne.
427. [Miconia species.]

a. Leafy twig and detached leaves and flowers.
“ Found in a bundle of ‘
Guaco ’
(Mikania species) from
the Mountain of the Mico, near Ysabel, G-olfo Dulce,
Honduras ; received Aug., 1803.” Presented by
T. Hanbury, 1886.
LYTHRARIE/E.
428. Lawsonia alba, L.
a. Inflorescence.
Syria ;
Bombay; Sept., 1885 ;
J. Gf. Prebble.
c. Ditto.
Masudani ;
Tranquebar Moravian Mission, No. 58 ;
Ex
Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
429. Punica Granatum, L.

India ;
G. Pugh.
430. Jussisea fruticosa, D. C. “Gandia Marroy” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a vulnerary and diuretic
431. Jussisea species? “Matapiojo.”

a. Flowering and fruiting branches (two specimens).
Guatemala. . Presented by T. Hanbury, 1884.
TURNERACEAC.
432. Turnera microphylla, D.C. var. aphrodisiaca, Urban (Turnera
; ;
aphrodisiaca, Lester and Ward).

a. Flowering twig.
New York. Presented by Professor P. W. Bedford.

CALY CIFLOR/E. 59
b. Plant in flower.
Carazol. Presented by Messrs. Parke Davis & Co., 1883.
This is the plant yielding the leaves known com-in
merce as Helmick’s Damiana. See Archiv. cler Pharm.’

Bd. 220, Heft, iii., 1882.
433. Turnera microphylla, D. C. ;

var. diffusa, Urban ;
(Turnera
diffusa, Willd.).
a. Stem, with a few leaves and root.
Todos Santas. Presented by Messrs. Parke Davis & Co.
CUCURBIT ACEiE.
434. Bryonia alba, L.
a. Leafy stem.
Cultivated at Halstead, Kent. Presented by Dr. E. A.
Heath. This is the species used by homoeopathists.
It has black berries and is monoecious. The root is
said to be less acrid than that of B. dioica.
435. Bryonia dioica, Jacq.

a. Male and female plants.
Otforcl, Kent; E. M. Holmes.
436. Cayaponia Tayuya, Cogn.

a. Leafy stem.
Pio Janeiro. Presented by T. Farries. Extremely variable

in the shape and divisions of the leaves, as seen in
specimens in the Brit. Mus. Herb. See Pharm. ‘
Journ.’ (3), vol. v., p. 986.
437. Citrullus Colocynthis, Schrad.

South of Spain Hohenacker, No. 456.
;
(P.)
438. Cucurbita Melopepo, L. (C. Pepo. Cogn.)

a. Leafy stem.
“ Kombi Pawakkaj,” No. 137 ;
collected by the Tranquebar
Moravian Missionaries ;
Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
439. Cucurbita Pepo, L.

cl Flowering stems.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Biclie.
440. Cucurbita verrucosa, L. (C. Pepo. Cogn.)

cl Leafy stems.
Pirgee or Pawakkaj, No. 181 ;

Tranquebar Moravian
Mission, 1793 ;
60 CALYCIFL0R7E.
441. Momordica Balsamina, L.

a. Leafy stems.
East Indies ;
442. Trichosanthes cucumerina, L.

a. Leafy stem.
Cuddapah ;
Dr. Bidie. The root is purgative, and the
juice of the leaves emetic. It is used as an alterative
and febrifuge. Dymock, Mat. Med. W.
‘
India,’ p. 285.
CACTEA.
443. Nopalea coccinellifera, Salm-Dyck.
a. Flowering stem.
Sicily; Hohenacker, No. 772. (P.)
444. Opuntia tomentosa, Salm-Dyck.

a. Flowering stem.
Sicily; Hohenacker, No. 773. (P.)
445. Rhipsalis Athiopica, Welw.

a. Fruiting stem.
Highlands of Golungo Alto, Angola ;
Dr. F. Welwitsch ;
ficoidea.
446. G-alenia Africana, L. “Youtras bosch.”
a. Flowering twig.
Canarvon, Cape Colony; Dr. Hanau, 1887. The flowers
and leaves are used for diarrhoea.
447. Pharnaceum species. “

Wonderwortel.”
a. Plant in flower with root.
Carnarvon, Cape Colony Dr. Hanau, 1887.
;
The root
is used in phthisis and dropsy.
448. Trianthema decandra, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Madras; Dr. G-. Bidie, 1885.
UMBELLIFERA.
Tribe I. Hydrocotyle^:.
449. Hydrocotyle Asiatica, L.

a. Plant in fruit.
Victoria and Albert Gardens, Bombay ;

J. G. Prebble
14 Mar., 1881.
CALY CIFLORiE. 61
b. Plant in flower. (Herbe boileau.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
c. Ditto.
Madras ;
G. Bidie, M.B.
450. Hydrocotyle Bonariensis, Lam.

a. Plant in flower.
Near Durban; J. M. Wood; Oct-, 1883.; No. 121.

Alt. 50 ft.
Tribe Y. Ammine/E.
451. Ammi Visnaga, Lam.

a. Plant in flower.
North Italy.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, Royal Cardens, Kew. Crown from seed

brought from Morocco by Dr. A. Leared.
452. Carum Ajowan, Benth. and Hook. f.
a. Plant in flower.
India; C. Pugh ;
1873.
453. Carum Carvi, L.

a. Plant in flower (two specimens).
Regent’s Park Botanic Gardens ;
May, 1873.
b. Root leaves.
c. Stem leaves.
d. Flowering stem.
e. Fruiting branch and root leaf.
Specimens were grown at Clapham, from Morocco

b to e
seed 18 July, 1873. The fruits are larger and longer

;
than in any other variety of the caraway.
/. Flowering branch.
The “Essex plant”; D. Hanbury. See the Hanbury
Herbarium.
454. Chserophyllum Cicutaria, Reichb.

This plant has a smooth spotted stem, but may be
distinguished from Conium by its cylindrical fruit and
solid stem.
G2 CALYCIFLOR/E.
455. Lichtensteinia interrupta, E. Mey. “Inthlatu” (Kaffir).

a. Root, leaves, and portion of root.
Engcobo, Tembuland ;
Dr. Woolby.
456. Osmorrhiza Japonica, Sieb. et Zucc.

a. Fruiting stem and detached leaves.
Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
457. Sium latifolium, L.

a. Leaf.
Watlington, Norfolk; F. J. Hanbury. This leaf is
(abnormally) thrice pinnatiftcl with linear acute
segments.
458. Sium Thunbergii, D. C.

a. Leaf.
Natal; 26 Feb., 1880; J. Medley Wood.
Tribe VI. Seselineê.
459. iEthusa Cynapium, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Tottenham ;
E. M. Holmes.
460. Angelica anomala, Lall. “Shiu no kiyo kwatsu” (Jap.)

Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
461. Archangelica officinalis, Hoffm.

a. Fruiting umbel.
b. Small stem leaf.
462. Athamanta Cretensis, L.

a. Plant in flower and young fructification.
Salzburg. (P.)
463. Fceniculum dulce, D. C.

a. Branch, with flowers and young fruit.
464. Levisticum Koch.

officinale,
a. Inflorescence and an upper leaf.

;;
CALYCIFLOR/E. 63
465. Ligusticum acutilobum, Sieb. et Zucc.

a. Inflorescence.
Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
466. Selinum Benthami, S. Wats. (Conioselinum univittatum, Turcz.)

“Senkiu” (Jap.)
a. Flowering stem.
467. Seseli temiifolium, nob. (Bubon tenuifolium, Sond.) “Wild

Sellerie.”
a. Leafy branchlet.
Genadendahl, Caledon, Cape Colony ;
Rev. C. Hettasch.
Tribe VII. Peucedaneê.

468. Dorema Ammoniacum, D. Don.
a. Leaf and fruiting twigs.
Afghanistan Delimitation Commission ;
Dr. J. E. T.
Aitchison ;
15 April, 1881.
469. Ferula Aitchisoni, Holmes MS.

a. Flowering umbels, with young fruit and an upper leaf.
Afghanistan Delimitation Commission 10 May, 1885 ;
Dr. J. E. T. Aitchison ;
No. 237. See Aitchison,
Notes on Products of Afghanistan, ‘
Pharm. Journ/
(3), vol. xvii.,p. 466. ‘Trans. Linn. Soc. ’
(2), vol. iii.,
pt. tab xv., xvi., xvii.

i., p. 68,
[This plant bears an extraordinary resemblance to Ferula galbaniflua
Boiss. and was believed to be identical with it by Dr. Aitchison. The
;
gum resin he collected from it is, however, entirely different from

galbanum in taste, odour, and chemical reaction, and the plant has a
hollow stem and hairy petals, whilst in Boissier’s plant the stem is solid
and the petals are glabrous. I propose for it, therefore, the name of
Ferula Aitchisoni. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xix., p. 365, sub.
No. v. vol. xxii., p. 195.]
;
470. Ferula alliacea, Boiss.

a. Leaf.
b. Ditto, with younger leaves.
c. Ditto, with fruiting umbel.
cl'. Flowering Stem.
“Near Quettah, Afghanistan; Dr. Peters, 1875. The
sheathing petioles are not so luxuriant and do not
reach so far down as in the Edinburgh plants
Dr. W. Dymock.” Presented by T. Hanbury, 1884.
For fig. of leaf, &c., see ‘
Pharm. Journ. (3), vol. xix.,
p. 367.
64 CALYCIFLOILE.
471. Ferula fcetida, Regel. [Ferula Scorodosma, Bentl. & Trim.

a. Flowering umbels, and umbellules, with mature fruit.
Afghanistan Delimitation Commission Dr. J. E. T. ;
Aitchison 15 April, 1885; No. 239.

; See Pharm. ‘
Journ.’ (3), vol. xvii., p. 465.
472. Ferula foetidissima, Regel & Schmalh.

a to e. Leaves in different stages of growth.
/. Umbels with flowers and young fruits.
Cultivated, Imperial Botanic Garden, Moscow. With these

specimens is placed a photograph showing the habit of
growth, and some mature fruits. Presented by Andrew
Ferrein, Moscow. [This species differs from F. Narthex
chiefly in its strongly serrated and less glaucous leaves.]
473. Ferula Jaeschkeana, Vatke. (fide Herb. Kew.)

a. Fruits.
Presented by the Director, Royal Gardens, Kew. [This

plant has no alliaceous odour or taste, but closely
resembles F. foetidissima in its leaves, and has been
confounded with it.] See Pharm. Journ.
‘
(3), vol. xix ,
p. 44.
474. Ferula Narthex, Boiss.

a. Young leaf, with adherent gum resin on the leaf sheath.
b. Portion of inflorescence bearing male umbels.

c. Upper leaf sheath and peduncle, and entire umbel.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew. Presented by the

Director; May, 1888. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3) vol.
xix., p. 21, 41, 365.
d. Young leaf.
475. Ferula Persica, Willd.

a. Leaf and umbel of fruits (1891).
Cultivated, Apothecaries’ Garden, Chelsea. This plant
appears to have remained in cultivation here since it
was introduced at the end of the last century.
CALYCIFLORJE. 65
476. Ferula Polakii, Stapf.

a. Fruits.
Presented by Herr Max Leichtlin received by him from ;
Dr. Otto Stapf. [To this specimen is attached a copy

of a pencil drawing, by Dr. Stapf (of sections of the
fruit of this plant, of that of F. fcetida, Regel., of
F. alliacea, Boiss., of F. rubricaulis, Boiss., and of two
undetermined species), made in the Kew Herbarium
by permission of the Director. Dr. Stapf is now of
opinion (1891) that F. Polakii and F. fcetidissima are
identical.]
477. Ferula Sumbul, Hook, f. (Euryangium Sumbul, Kauffm.)

a. Young leaves.
E. M. Holmes, 1891.
b. Young leaves.
c. Mature leaf.
d. Branch of the inflorescence.

Cultivated, Royal Cardens, Kew; July, 1875. Presented
by the Director.
478. Ferula teterrima, Karel, et Kiril.
a. Tracing of the leaf of the type specimen in the Herbarium
of the Imperial Botanic Cardens at St. Petersburgh,
made by Professor C. J. Maximowicx.
With this specimen are placed fruits of the type plant and
of a plant gathered in Soongaria by Professor
A. Schrenk. The latter has also a strong alliaceous
taste. See ‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xix., p. 366.
479. Ferula species.

a. Leaf.
Morocco. Presented by Dr. A. Learecl. The leaves were
sent to Dr. Leared as those of the plant yielding
African ammoniacum. The leaf has not the taste of
that drug, whilst that of F. Tingitana, L., closely
resembles it. See Pereira Mat. Med., vol. ii., pi. ii.,
p. 184. The root of Dr. Leared’s plant is still (1891)

growing at the Royal Botanic Cardens, Regent’s Park,
but has not flowered.
480. Ferula Ferulago, L. [Ferulago galbanifera, Mill.]

a. Leaf, fruit, flowers, and portion of root.
Fiume. This plant has neither the taste nor the
(P.)
odour of galbanum, and has not the least claim to be
considered a source of that drug.
66 CALYCIFLOIlTE.
481. Opopanax Chironium, Koch.

a. Inflorescence and section of the root.
b, c. Leaf.
This plant, a native of Southern Europe, has not the taste
of opopanax, and is not the source of the drug,
which is a Persian product.
482. Peucedanum Cervaria, Lapeyr.

a. Plant in flower.
Wurtemberg; Hohenacker, No. 475. (P.)
483. Peucedanum decursivum, Maxim. “ Zengo.” (Jap.) (Angelica

decursiva, Miq..)
a. Detached leaves.
b Flowering branch.
Japan; S. Henson ; 1885. (P.)
484. Peucedanum graveolens, Benth. and Hook, f. “Anis sauvage.”

a. Leafy stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
b. Leaf, and and young fruit.
inflorescence,
Cultivated, Market Deeping W. Holland. ;
See ‘
Pharm.
Journ (3), vol. xii., p. 237, 238.
’
c. Branch, with flower and mature fruit.
Var. Sowa. (Anethum Sowa, Roxb.)

a. Flowering stem.
b. Fruiting stem.
E. M. Holmes ;
1891. The fruits
are more convex and have a narrower wing, and are

of a lighter colour than in the typical plant.
Tribe VII. Caucaline^;.
485. Caucalis Japonica, Houtt.

b. Fruiting branch.
Japan; S. Henson 1885. ;
[Very similar in appearance to Caucalis Anthriscus, Huds.

( Torilis Anthriscus , Gmel.) ]
486. Coriandrum sativum, L.

a. Plant in flower and fruit.
b. Ditto with radical leaves.

D. Hanbury.
CALY CIFLOR/E. 67
487. Psammogeton setifolium, Boiss.

a. Plant in fruit.
Afghanistan Delimitation Commission,

1888; Dr. J.
E. T. Aitchison. The prickly fruits have a strong
flavour of cummin. See Aitchison, ‘Notes on
Products of Western Afghanistan,’ p. 168.
Tribe IX. Laserpitiea:.
488. Thapsia Garganica, L., var. £ Silphium (Viv.)

a. Leaf.
Morocco ;
1877 ;
Sent to Dr. Leared by
Dr. A. Leared.
the Shereef of Morocco as “Drias,” in reply to a
request for the leaf of Silphium and Drias.
ARALIACEiE.
489. Aralia cordata, Thunb. “Udo” (Jap.)

a. Flowering twigs.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) See ‘So Mokou Zoussetz/
vol. v., fol. 51.
490. Aralia nudicaulis, L.

a. Leafy stem and portion of rhizome, with flowers.
Manayunk, Philadelphia; H. C. ;
May, 1860.
491. Aralia racemosa, L.

a. Portion of flowering stem.
Rich woods, near Philadelphia; H. C. ;
July, 1858.
492. Aralia spinosa, L.

a. Basal portion of leaf.
b. Middle ditto.
c. Upper ditto.
d. Inflorescence.
CORNACE M.
493. Cornus circinata, L’H^rit.
a. Flowering twig.
Louisiana ;
Dr. Engelmann.
494. Cornus florida, L.

a. Flowering twig and leafy twig, with fruit.
Woods, Schuylkill; May, 1859; H. C.
68 CALYCIFLORJE.
495. Cornus officinalis, Sieb. et Zucc.

a. Leafy twigs.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. For fig. see ‘Siebold et

Zuccarini, Flora Japonica,’ vol. i., tab. 58.
496. Cornus sericea, L’H&rit.

a. Flowering twig.
Wood, Schuylkill; June, 1860; H. C.
497. G-arrya elliptica, Dougl.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated at Kew ;
1880.
498. Viburnum Lantana, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Wrotham, Kent; May, 1877 ;
E. M. Holmes.
G A MOPE TALAS.
SERIES I. INFERS.
CAPRIFOLIACEiE.
499. Sambucus Javanica, Reinw.
a. Flowering twig.
b. Leafy twig, with young fruit.
c. Ditto.
Botanical Hardens, J ava ;
presented by T. Hanbury.
500. Sambucus nigra, L.

a. Flowering twig.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Regent’s Park; June, 1873.
501. Sambucus racemosa, L. “Niwa tokoru ki.
a. Leafy branchlet.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
RUBIACE7E.
502. Antirrhcea verticillata, D. C. “Bois Lousteau” (Cr.
a. Leafy branchlet.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a tonic and astringent.
503. Cephaelis Ipecacuanha, Rich.

a. Flowering plant.
) . )
GAMOPETALÊ. 69
504. Cephaelis muscosa, Sw.

a. Flowering branchlets and detached roots.
Martinique. “ The root affords Ipecacuanha in Surinam.”
(p-)
505. Chiococca anguifuga, Mart.

a. Flowering twigs.
Brazil; D. Hanbury ;
1873.
506. Chiococca parvifolia, Grriseb.

a. Leafy branchlet with flowers.
Martinique; Hohenacker ;
No. 801. (P.) “The root
”
like that of C. anguifuga is sold as ‘
Radix Caincae.’
507. Cinchona Calisaya, Wedd.

—
a -/. Flowering branchlets.
Jamaica; June, 1882; D. Morris; No. 4.
Mr. Howard’s analysis (see Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol.
‘ xiii., p. 897) is as
follows: quinine alkaloid, 3 '70 ; quinine sulphate, 4*93 ;
cinclionidine,
0'60 cinchonine, "35
;
quinidine,
;
*
05
“These trees appear to me to he the true Calisaya type, and form a
valuable portion of the plantations. I should not think they belong
either to the Josephiana or Ledgeriana form, hut that the exact variety
is perhaps not yet published. In the meantime it might be well to call
them Calisaya simply. There is no appearance of hybridity nor any
C.
resemblance to the Loxa ( officinalis barks.” J. E. H. —
g, h. Twig, with mature fruit and detached seed.
From the same tree as a.
508. Cinchona Calisaya, Wedd., var. vera.

Cultivated, Lord’s Meade, Tottenham; J. E. Howard; 1884.
509. Cinchona Calisaya, Wedd. (var. microcarpa, Wedd. ?

a. Flowering branchlet, with detached stem, leaf, fruiting
twig, and portion of bark (No. 21/48).

Naduvattam, 5,500 ft. ;
Dr. Gf. Bidie ;
Oct., 1882.
“ This form of the C. Calisaya grows to a considerable size, and has
bright green shining leaves, some of which measure from 6 to 7 inches
in length by 3^ to 4£ in width flowers pink, very sweetly scented.”
;
G.B. —
b. Flowering branchlet, with detached seed and bark
(No. 22/49).
Naduvattam, 5,500 ft. ;
Dr. Gr. Bidie; Oct. 1882.
The leaves are small and narrow ;
the fruit longer than in a.
70 GAMOPETALifc.
510. Cinchona Calisaya, var. Javanica, How.

a. Leafy shoot and branchlet, with young fruit.
“No. 8, from Mr. Moens, Java; C. Calisaya var. (age 12 yearn).

Plantation, Nagrak about .30,000 trees of this kind in 1874
; var. ;
javanica scrobiculate, and non-pubescent.”— J. E. H.

,
The following analysis of the bark is given: quinine, 3 11 ; cin-

chonidine, 0*61 : quinidine (P.), 1*57 ;
cinchonine, 0-89; amorphous
alkaloid, 0-57 ;
total, 6 69.
Java; 1874 ;
J. E. Howard.
c. Leafy shoot.
“ C. Calisaya, var. Javanica, 1374. Seeds from Hasskarl’s plants
;
age of trees, 12 years (Sub-pubescent form of C. Josephiana),” J. E. H.

;
—
The analysis, with specimens b and c, from Mr. Moens: quinine, 1 *42
cinchonidine, 0.82; quinidine (Pelletier) or conchinine, 0.15; cinchonine,
1*56 ;
amorphous alkaloid, 2 '00 ;
total, 5 95.
511. Cinchona Calisaya, var. Josephiana, Wedd.

Naduvattam, 5,590 feet; Dr. G-. Bidie; Oct., 1882.
512. Cinchona Calisaya, var. Ledgeriana, How. ( From J. E. Howard.)

Cultivated, Java ;
1875.
“From seeds brought by Ledger in 1866. Flowers pure white, the
under side of the leaves pale purple, the nerves red. Analysis, with
specimen from Mr. Moens, in 1874: quinine, 9’06 cinchonine, 0T0 ; ;
t amorphous alkaloid, 1 *40 total, 10 56.” J. E. H.

;
-
—
b. (1) Flowering twig.
Presented by J. E. Howard ;
10 Aug., 1883.
“The true Ledgeriana or ‘rojo,’ identified by Mr. Ledger in Aug.,
1883 No. 10 of my herbarium, from Mr. Moens.
;
See Quinology,’ ‘
p. 59.”— J. E. H.
b. (2) Leafy shoot.

Ledgeriana, No. 11, from Java; from Ledger’s seed (not Ledger’s
“rojo”). See ‘Quinology,’ pi. v., forma A
c. (1) Leafy twig.

No. 15, Herb. Moens. From the same seed as the true Ledgeriana.
c. (2) Leafy twig.

No. 15, Herb. Moens. From the same seed as the true “rojo.” [This
specimen has very narrow leaves.]
d. (1) Flowering twig.

“ Same as No. 42 of my Java Herbarium. Taken from the same tree
as the bark sample marked A.” J. E. H. —
GAMOPETALÊ. 71
d. (2) Flowering twig.

“ No. 15 of my
Herbarium. Taken from the same tree as the hark
sample marked B.” [This specimen lias narrow leaves like c (2).]
e. Fruiting twig.
No. 19, Java; from Mr. Moens. Flowers light red ;
contains quinidine.
See Quinology,’ p. 60.
‘
/. Flowering branchlets.
Grown at Lord’s Meade, Tottenham; J. E. Howard; 1884.
513. Cinchona Calisaya, var. Ledgeriana, How. (From India and Ceylon )
a. Flowering branchlets (best variety).

Mungpoo, 2,000 ft. ;
12 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
b. Flowering branchlets (best variety).

Darjeeling, 2,000 ft. ;
22 Oct., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
c. (1) Flowering and (2) fruiting branchlets.

Same locality and but the fruit
date, is smaller and
broader in proportion than in b.
d. Flowering branchlets (purple leaved variety).

12 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
e. Fruiting branchlets (purple leaved variety).

20 Oct., 1883.
/. (1) Flowering and (2) fruiting branchlets (purple leaved

variety).
(1) Mungpoo, 2,000 ft.; 12 July, 1883. (2) Darjeeling ;
22 Oct., 1883.
g. Flowering branchlets (common variety).

12 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
h. (1) Flowering and (2) fruiting twigs.
(1) Mungpoo, 2,000 ft.; 12 July, 1883. (2) Darjeeling;

22 Oct., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
i. Fruiting twigs (common variety).

22 Oct., 1883.
j. Leafy branchlet and detached bark.

Naduvattam, 5,500 Dr. G. Bidie; Oct., 1882. “This
ft. ;
plant approaches the Bolivian form of Weddell, but

the Calisayas are very variable. No. 22/49.”
72 GAMOPETALÊ.
k. Leafy, flowering* and fruiting twigs and detached bark.

“ St. Andrew’s Estate, Maskeliya, Ceylon T. ; Christie.
From Dr. H. Trimen; bark from a tree 6 years old
;
average of the analysis: 10-25 per cent, of sulphate

of quinine.”
[The bark presents the appearance of a hybrid between C. officinalis
and C. succirubra. ]
HYBRIDS OF CINCHONA CALISAYA.

514. C. Anglica, How. = C. succirubra * C. Calisaya.
o. Leafy shoot.
“ Variety called anglica, supposed to be a hybrid between C. Calisaya
and C. succirubra, 1874. Mr. Moen’s analysis is as follows quinine, :
1-42; cinclionidine, 1'60; cinchonine, 1 -83 amorphous alkaloid, 0 93

;
0 quinamine, J. E. H.) ; total, 5 78.” — J. E. H.

b. Leafjr shoot.
c. Flowering twig and detached seeds.

d. Fruiting branchlet and detached leaf.
Cultivated, Java ;
1874.
“ This is the same hybrid as that given to me by Mr. Broughton, and
described in the Pliarm. Journ.,” A July, 1874. My analysis showed
‘
me on only 880 grains quinine sulphate, 0T70 cinchonine sulphate, ;
0170; cinchonine, 0 170; quinamine (?), 0T00 amorphous alkaloid,

0 700 total, 1'380.” — J. E. H. [See Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. v., p. 1, 42.]
-
;
‘
e. Flowering branchlet (No. 25/35).

/. Fruiting branchlet and detached seed (No. 25/35).
Flowering stem and detached stem leaf (No. 24/38).
g.
“ This plant, according to Howard, is a hybrid between C. Calisaya
and C. succirubra. On the other hand it is said to come perfectly true
from seed, and in October last a planter sent me a fresh specimen of it
from Wynaad, which had been raised from a seed procured from Java,
and which was identical with the Naduvattam plant.” Dr. G. King. —
above specimens appear to be identical with the plant named
[All the
C. Anglica by Howard.]
515. C. Hasskarliana, How. = C. Calisaya x C. succirubra.
a. Flowering branchlet, and detached fruiting twig and

seeds.
Java; 1874 ;
J. E. Howard.
516. Cinchona micrantha, Ruiz, et Pav.

a. Leafy and flowering branchlet.
b. Fruiting branchlet, and large leaf detached from the stem.

Cultivated, Java ;
1874.
analysis of the bark by Mr. Moens is given as follows
An :
quinine, a
trace; cinchonidine, 0'85 ; cinchonine, 448 total 5 -03. ;
GAMOPETALÊ. 73
c. Flowering branchlet and large detached leaf.
d. Branchlet, with young fruit and ditto.
Naduvattam ;
Dr. G. Biclie ;
Oct., 1882.
e. Fruiting twigs and large detached leaf.
Caxar, Provinciana, gathered in the forests of Cocheros by

Pritchett in 1860; Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
/. Flowering branchlet and a detached fruiting one.
g. Flowering and fruiting branchlets.

Cultivated, Jamaica; June, 1882 ;
D. Morris, No. 6. See
‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xiii., p. 897.
A barks corresponding to the Herbarium
collection of cinchona
specimens from India, Ceylon, and Jamaica, is deposited in the Materia
Medica Museum of the Society. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xiii.,
p. 802, 821, 897 ;
vol. xiv., p. 666.
h. Flowering shoot and detached leaf.
Cultivated, Ootacamund ;
J. E. Howard.
517. Cinchona officinalis, L.

b. Branchlet, with flowers and young fruit.
c. Flowering branchlet and branchlet with ripe fruits.
Mongpoo, 4,000 ft. ;

Dr. C. King; 12 July, 1883.
d. Branchlet,. a vith flowers and fruit.
The leaves of this specimen are longer and narrower than
those of a ,
b, and c.
e. Leafy branchlet and twig with ripe fruit.
Henfold, Dimbula, Ceylon; Dr. Trimen; May, 1883.
/. Leafy branchlet.
g. Leafy branchlet.
Mayfield, Dimbula, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen; May, 1883.
[Specimen g has leaves shorter, broader, and more polished than those
of e and f, but like those of a, b, c whilst the leaves of e and /, resemble
;
those of d.] '
h. Flowering branchlet.
i. Fruiting branchlets.
Cultivated, Jamaica; June, 1882.
“ This is
C. officinalis of the ordinary type of the Government Planta-
tions, Jamaica. Mr. Howard’s analysis of the bark is as follows :
quinine, 5'18 quinine sulphate, 6 95; cinclionidine, (P22; cinchonine,

;
0‘01 ; quinidine, 045.” —

D. Morris.
74 GAMOPETAL/E.
Var. angustifolia, How.

a. Leafy branchlet and detached fruiting and flowering twigs
and seeds.
“ fToni Keong Geenong Plantation, Java; Mr.
Moens. Grown from
seed obtained from Madras. Mr. Moens’ analysis of the bark is as
follows quinine, 5T9 cinchonidine, 1'85 cinchonine, 086 amorphous
: ; ; ;
alkaloid, 0-20 ;
total 8T0.”— J. E. H.
b. Two branchlets, with flowers and mature fruits and detached

seeds.
Doclabetta Plantations, Nilghiris ;

Oct., 1882; No. 11/16.
“ This is the No. form of Cinchona angustifolia How., according to
1
,
the estate nomenclature. A

sample of the natural bark is sent with
this specimen.” —
Dr. G. Bidie.
cl. Fruiting branchlet and detached seeds.
“This, in the estate nomenclature, is the No. 2 variety of C.
angustifolia, How., No. 12/13. A sample of the renewed bark of this
tree is sent with this specimen.” —
Dr. G. Bidie. [The leaves of c and d
are more glossy than those of &.]
Var. Bonplandiana, How.

Ootacamund ;
J. E. Howard.
b. Branchlet in flower.
“ C. Bonplandiana, var. lutea ” grown at Lordship Lane,
;
Tottenham ;
flowered in Aug., 1872.
c and cl. Branchlet in flower.

“ C. Bonplandiana,
f. color ata, sen ajfinis
.”
— J. E. H.
[The specimens c and d have broader, more ovate, and more glossy
leaves than a and b.~\
Var. /3 Condaminea, How.

a. Branchlet, with flower and fruit.
Ootacamund, 1868; J. E. Howard.

b. Branchlet in flower.
c. Branchlet in fruit.
[Specimens b and “ C. officinalis, strong growing variety

c are labelled :
—
Ootacamund, 1868.” J. E. H. [In the shape of the leaves and fruit,
and in the tendency of the bark to form well-marked cracks even in the
youngest twigs, these specimens come very near to «].
GAMOPETALjE. 75
Naduvattam, Nilghiris ;
Oct., 1882 ;
No. 9/36.
“ This is the 'C. Condaminea type of Howard. A specimen of the
renewed bark of the tree is also sent.”— Dr. G. Bidie.
e. A flowering and fruiting branchlet.

Dodabetta, No. 4/15 ;
from the same donor and collector;
it bears the same date as d.
“A specimen of the renewed bark of this tree is sent.”
/. A flowering and fruiting branchlet.

“
Dodabetta, Nilghiris; Oct., 1882; No. 3/12. C Condaminea .
,
How., variety.” Dr. G. Bidie. —

Var. crispa, How.
a. A flowering and a fruiting branchlet, and a detached stem,
leaf, and seeds.
Dodabetta, Nilghiris; Oct., 1882; No. 7/28.
“ Bark covered externally with a thick corky layer, and very peculiar
;
of officinalis type but undetermined species. sample of the corky A

bark is sent with this specimen.” Dr. G. Bidie. —
Var. a Uritusinga, Pav. ;
(C. academica, Guib.)
a. (1) Leafy shoot.
(2) Flowering branchlet.
(3) Fruiting branchlet.
Ootacamuncl ; 1868. No. 1 is part of a plant propagated
from the specimen originally presented by J.E. Howard.
b. Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Dodabetta; Oct., 1882; No. 2/7. “ C. Uritusinga Pav.>

,
type.” — Dr. G. Bidie.
c. Branchlet, with flowers and fruit and detached seeds.

Dodabetta; 1882;
Oct., No. 1/2. “This is the
C. Uritusinga type of Pavon.” —Dr. G. Bidie.
d. A branchlet with flowers, and another with fruit and a
detached stem leaf.
Dodabetta; Oct., 1882. “Large leaved or C. Uritusinga

type of Pavon, No. 10/9. ° Dr. G. Bidie. —
e. Branchlet in flower and twig with fruit.
Dodabetta; Oct., 1882; No. 6/27.

“ The bark belonging to this specimen was renewed after the tree had
been subjected to the Java shaving process. In this process the outer
cellular portion is shaved or pared off, the inner vascular layer beiim left
intact.” — Dr. G. Bidie.
76 gamqpetalag .
Var. violacea, How.

Cultivated, Ootacamund ;
given to Mr. Howard by Mr.
Mclvor in 1867. “ Cascarilla con hojas angustas.
See £
Illust. Nuev. Quin.’ ” (sub Chinchona violacea.)
J. E. H.
518. Cinchona Pahudiana, How.
Ootacamund; 1868; J. E. Howard.

b. Flowering and fruiting branchlets, and detached seeds.
Java; 1874; J. E. Howard.
c. Leafy shoot.
Java; Ex Herb. J. Collins.
d. Leafy shoot and branchlet in flower.
Dodabetta Oct., 1882; No. 15/1.

;
“ This species was discovered by Hasskarl, cultivated on a large scale

in Java, and found to be worthless. From Java it was introduced into
India, but fortunately its culture never went beyond the stage of an
experiment.” — Dr. G. Bidie.
e. Leafy shoots and flowering branchlets.
Dodabetta; Oct., 1882; No. 16/23; Dr. G-. Bidie.
/• Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Naduvattam; Oct., 1882 Dr. G. Bidie. ;
g Leafy shoot and fruiting branchlet.

Naduvattam; Oct, 1882 No. 17/50; Dr. G. ;
Bidie.
Var. with corky hark.
Oct 1882; No. 19/14; Dr. G. Biclie.
,
b. Branchlet, with fruit and detached stem leaves.

Dodabetta; Oct., 1882; No. 18/6; Dr. G. Bidie.
Dodabetta Oct., 1882 No. 18/5 ; Dr. G. Bidie.
; ;
“ This plant was said by Cross, on bis recent visit to the Nilghiris, to
be the C. Crispa, of which he sent seeds from the Loxa Mountains. That
it came from Loxa there is no doubt, as the few specimens on the Estate
of Dodabetta are growing amongst the crown barks introduced from that
region. It differs, however, very much from the C. crispa of Tafalla,
which belongs to the C. officinalis of Weddell. In general appearance
it is more nearly allied to Weddell’s ramus Pahudiana. The bark is
very peculiar, in fact, unique.”— Dr. G. Bidie.

[The leaves on this plant are tomentose beneath with brown hairs,
which are absent in the C. officinalis var. crispa (Tafalla). The leaves
are ovate in shape, not oval as in C. Pahudiana, and gloss;/ on the upper
surface, in these characters resembling the Uritusinga variety of C.
officinalis. The analyses of the bark made by Dr. B. H. Paul indicate
that the tree is a variety of C. Pahudiana. See Pharm. Journ. (3), ‘
vol. xiv., p. 666.]

GAMOPETALÊ. 77
519. Cinchona Peruviana, How.

a. Flowering branch! et.
Ootacamund ;
1868 ;
J. E. H. Howard.
b. Leafy shoot.
520. Cinchona Pitayensis, Wedd.

a. Leafy shoot
From R. Cross ;
1868 ;
b. Leafy shoot
“Specimen of the quinine bark of Jaquezo, two days’
journey North of Pitayo R. Cross; 1868; ;
Ex Herb.
J. Collins. “Next to Pitayo in price.’
Except in the larger size of the leaves there is no apparent difference
between this specimen and a.
Dodabetta ;
Dr. G-. Bidie; Oct., 1882; No. 13/0.
d. Two flowering branchlets and a fruiting one, and detached

seeds.
Dodabetta ;
Oct., 1882 ;
Dr. G. Biclie.
521. Cinchona succirubra, Pav.

a. Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.

b. Flowering branch, fruiting twig and detached stem leaf.

c. Flowering branchlet, and detached stem leaves.
Variety with pale flowers Ootacamund J. E. Howard.
; ;
d. A flowering and a fruiting branchlet.

Mongpoo, 3,500 ft. ;
14 July, 1883; Dr. G. King.
e. Flowering branchlets.
/. Fruiting branchlet, immature.
g. Ditto, mature.
h. Flowering branchlet.
i. Ditto, with detached stem leaf.
j. Fruiting branchlet, with ditto.

Nacluvattam ;
Oct., 1882 ;
No. 36/33 ;
Dr. G. Biclie.
k. Branchlet, with flower buds.

Ormidale Estate, Maskeliya, Ceylon ;
J. G. Macfarlane,
from Dr. H. Trimen; May, 1883.
78 GAMOPETALi'E.
/, m. Flowering branchlets.
From a tree eight years old ;
Dr. H. Trimen. From the
same locality, and at the same date as b and c.
n. Flowering branchlet.
Dr. H. Trimen ;
received Feb., 1882.
o. Flowering branchlet.
From an old tree in Peradeniya Gardens, at an elevation
of about 1,500 feet ;
Dr. H. Trimen ; received
25 Feb., 1882.
p. Leafy shoots.
q. Flowering branchlets (two specimens).

r. Fruiting branchlets.
Jamaica ;
this is No.
ordinary type of the
2 of the
Government Plantations, Jamaica ; D. Morris ; June,
1882.
“Mr. J. E. Howard
reported concerning the bark: ‘.‘Very good and
true C. succirubra, agreeing well with my specimens from South America.
It is a subpubescent form.” D. Morris. —
HYBRIDS OF CINCHONA SUCCIRUBRA.
522. Cinchona “ magnifolia.” (Hort.)
a. Flowering and fruiting branchlet, and detached seeds.
b. Ditto, No. 32/20.

Dodabetta ;
Oct., 1882 ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
To specimen a the following note is attached
“ This plant has been known on the Government Estates as MTvor’s
hybrid and magnifolia
‘
and Mr. Cross, the South American explorer,
’
;
pronounces it to be Pata de Gallinazo,’ referred to by Dr. Spruce at

‘
p. 117 of the Cinchona Blue Book as a smooth variety of the Cuchicara.

The term magnifolia applied to this plant is purely a local one, as it
‘ ’
is in no way related to the C. magnifolia, of Ruiz and Pavon. The Kew

authorities, under date 24 Jan., 1882, remarked It may be said with :
some certainty that the Nilghiri magnifolia'' is not the Pata de 1
Gallinazo of Chimborazo. Mr. Howard, from bark alone, identiiied it a»s

C. coccinea, Pav., which Spruce considered identical with C. crythrantha.,
Pav. For a list of other species to which the name ‘ Pata de Gallinazo *
has been applied, see Weddell’s Notes, art. No. 10.” Dr. G. Bidie. —
c. Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.
d. Fruiting branchlet.
Naduvattam, Nilghiris ; Oct., 1882 No. 34/40 ; ;
Dr. G
Bidie. “Pata de Gallinazo” of Mr. Cross.
GAMOPETALÊ. 79
e Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Dodabetta Oct., 1882 No. 31/11

; ; ;
Dr. G. Bidie. “Pata
de Gallinazo ” of Mr. Cross.
/. Flowering branchlets.
Naduvattam ;
Oct., 1882 ;
No. 33/34 ;
Dr. G. Bidie. “Pata
de Gallinazo ” of Mr. Cross.
g. Flowering branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Dodabetta; No. 31/11 Dr. G. Bidie. “ Pata de Gallinazo ”

;
of Mr. Cross.
[These specimens differ in the shape of leaf, the first three being rather
broader in proportion to this length also in the hairiness of the under-
;
surface and the leaf, none of them being distinctly hairy as in C. pubescens.]
523. Cinchona “pubescens” (Hort.)

Naduvattam; Oct., 1882; No. 29/39 ;

Dr. G. Bidie.
Dodabetta ;
Oct., 1882 ;
No. 26/30 ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
c. Fruiting branchlet and detached seeds ;

Oct., 1882 ;
Dr.
G. Bidie.
“ N.B. — This not the C. pubescens of Vahl., but a plant which was
is
considered to be a hybrid by the late Mr. Mclvor, the superintendent of

the Cinchona Estates. Mr. Cross, the explorer, who was employed in
collecting Cinchona plants and seeds in the Cinchona regions of South
America, regards it as the “pubescent form of Cinchona” referred to by
Dr. Spruce in the Parliamentary Blue Book of 1868, p. 116. Mr. Mclvor
stated that it is a hybrid between C. succirubra and C. officinalis
.”
G.B. —
[The under-surface of the leaves is pubescent, as in the Jamacia
C. succirubra.]
e. Fruiting branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Dodabetta; Oct., 1882; No. 27/10; G. Bidie.

/. Leafy shoot and flowering branchlet.
g. Fruiting branchlet and detached stem leaf.
Naduvattam ;
Oct., 1882 ;
No. 28/37 ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
524. Cinchona hybrid (unnamed), (Ceylon).

b. Fruiting ditto.
Watteyodda Estate, Dimbula, Ceylon; May, 1883 ;
Dr.
H. Trimen.
80 GAMOPETAL/E.
525. Cinchona hybrid (Jamaica).

a, b. Leafy shoots.
c, d. Flowering branchlets.
e. Fruiting branchlet.
“Cinchona hybrid of the Government Plantations, No. 3, supposed to
he a hybrid between C. succirubra and C. officinalis. Up to 1879 it was
considered by Mr. Thompson to be C. Calisaya. ” Mr. J. E. Howard’s
analysis of the bark is as follows: “quinine alkaloid, 6 00 ( = quinine -
sulphate, 8’00) ;
cinchonidine, 073 ;
cinchonine, 070 ;
quinidine, 00 -
3. It
is an excellent bark, and resembles true C. officinalis vox. Uritusinga .” —
D. Morris.
[Tbe leaves are smaller than those of the Jamaica C. succirubra and ,
approach those of the Uritusinga var. of C. officinalis from Dodabetta,

Nilghiris, in shape, but are hairy on the under-surface. See Pharm. ‘
Journ.’ (3), vol. xiii. ,

p. 802.]
526. Cinchona hybrid, No. 1. (Darjeeling).
a. Flowering branchlet and detached leaf.
b. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.

17 July, 1883; Dr. G. King.
527. Cinchona hybrid, No. 2.

5 Aug., 1883; Dr. G. King.
b. (1) Branchlet, with flower and another (2), with immature
fruit.
(2) Darjeeling, 3,800 ft.; 6 Aug., 1883; Dr. G. King.

(1) Mongpoo, 3,800 ft. ;
23 June, 1883; Dr. G. King.
To specimen (1) the following analysis is appended :
“ Cryst. quinine sulphate, 1’48 ;

cinchonidine, 2 85; cinchonine, 0.57.”
-
c. A flowering and a fruiting branchlet.

6 Aug., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
[In all the specimens of hybrid No. 2, the leaves are
pubescent beneath.]
a, b. Leafy shoots.
6 Aug., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
a, b, c. Flowering and fruiting branchlets.

17 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
(tAMOPETAL/E. 81

b. c, d. Flowering branchlets.
Darjeeling, 3,800 ft ;
17 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.

c. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.

d. Fruiting branchlet.
17 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G-. King.

a b, c. Flowering branchlets.
,
d. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.

17 July, 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.

a. Leafy shoot and flowering branchlet.
b, c, d. Flowering branchlets.
6 Aug., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.

b, c. Flowering and fruiting branchlets.

6 Aug., 1883 ;
Dr. G. King.
535. Cascarilla magnifolia, Lamb.

a. Leaf only.
Presented by J. E. Howard.
536. Coffea Arabica, L.

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
b. Leafy twig.
c. Leafy twig and twigs with fruit.
Cultivated, St. Pierre; Mar., 1868; L. Hahn, ‘Plantes de

la Martinique.’
537. Coffea eriantha, G-ardn. (‘ Journ. Bot.,’ 1842, p. 534.)

a. Flowering stem.
Woods, Isla do Governador, Bay of Rio ;
Ex Herb.
J. Collins.
82 GAMOPETA LAL.
538. Coffea Liberica, Hiern.

a. Leafy stem, with flowers and fruit.

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
b. Illustration of the plant in flower.
From ‘Linn. Trans.’ ser. 2 (Bot.), vol. i., tab. 24.
539. Exostemma floribundum, Roem. & Schult.

Martinique; Hohenacker, No. 800. “ This plant affords
the cinchona of Santa Lucia, at one time exported to
France and England.”
540. Exostemma Peruvianum, Hamb. & Bonpl.

a. Flowering branchlet and detached bark.
Huanchabamba Warszewicz. Presented by D. Hanbury.
;
The specimen is labelled, in the writing of D. Hanbury,

“ Exostemma Peruviana, H. B., ‘Plant. Equinoct.,’ vol. i.,.
p. 133, tab. 38.”
541. Gardenia florida, L. “Kuchi naso” (Jap.)

a. Leafy branchlet.
For fig. see ‘Phonzou Zoufou,’ vol. v., p. 87, fig. 11.
542. Gardenia gummifera, L. f.

a. Leafy branchlet and detached flower.
India; G. Pugh.
543. Gardenia Thunbergia, L. f.
a. Flowering twigs.
Woods near Durban ;

J. M. Wood ;
1884.
544. Musssenda arcuata, Lam. “Liane caca poule” (Cr.)
a. Leafy branchlet in flower.
Mauritius ;
545. Oldenlandia globosa, Hiern.

a. Flowering plant.
Cultivated, Chelmsford; T. Christy; Used as a.
1879.
remedy for dysentery in Liberia under the name of
“Kacheis.” See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. ix., p. 853.
;
G AMO PETAL/E. 83
546. Oldenlandia umbellata, L.

a. Flowering plant.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
547. Ophiorhiza Mungos, L.

a. Flowering twigs.
Anamallay Hills ;
Dr. G. Bidie. See Greshoff, ‘Mededee-
lingen nit ’Slands Plantentuin,’ vol. vii ,
p. 55.
548. Psederia fcetida, L. “Liane K. K.” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Plorne. Used as a diuretic.
549. Pavetta Indica, L.

Vellore, Indica ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
550. Plectronia glabriformis, Hiern.

Isle of Sao Thom6, West Africa ;
Presented by T. Christy
1886.
551. Randia fragrans, Benth.

“India; Herb. Wight.” Ex Herb. J. Collins.
552. Richardsonia scabra, A. St. Hil.

a. Plant in flower (two specimens).
Rio Janeiro ;
D. Hanbury ;
1872.
b. Ditto.
c. Leafy stem.
Durban, Natal ;
J. M. Wood ;
Sept., 1883.
553. Richardsonia divergens, D. C.

a, Plant in flower.
Brazil; J. Correa de Mello ;

Nov., 1873. Presented by
T. Hanbury; 1884.
valerianacea;.
554. Nardostachys Jatamansi, D. C.
a. Plant in flower, with root.
Cultivated at Tottenham ;
Sept.. Ware. The
1879 ;
T.
root of this plant is believed to be the Spikenard of
Scripture.
84 G AMO PETALS.
555. Valeriana officinalis, L.

a. Flowering stem.
On a chalky near Hitchin 1879 E. M. Holmes. This
hill
; ;
plant has long subterranean stolons, and more leaflets

(about 21) than in the commoner variety sambucifolia,
which generally occurs in damp woods, or on ditch
sides.
Var. f. latifolia Mig. “ Arou omina mesi.” (Jap.)

a. Flowering stem.
Japan; Henson; 1885. ”
S. (P.) Said to yield “ Kesso
or Japanese valerian root. For fig. see ‘
Phonzou
Zoufou,’ vol. xviii., fig. 3.
Var. sambucifolia, Mik.

a. Flowering stem and radical leaves.
Ditch side, Tottenham; July, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
dipsaceê.
556. Dipsacus pilosus, L.
a. With flowers.
Buckingham ;
E. M. Holmes.
COMPOSITE.
Tribe I. Vernoniacea.
557. Elephantopus scaber, L.
a. Plant in flower, with root, and detached fruits.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
558. Vernonia anthelmintica, Willd.

a. Plant in flower.
Bombay; J. G-. Prebble; 1888.
Tribe II. Eupatoriacea.
559. Ageratum conyzoid.es, L. “Herbe bouc.” (Cr.)
a. Plant in fllower, with root.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
560. Eupatorium Dalea, L. (Critonea Dalea, D.C.)

a. Leafy shoots.
Jamaica; low lands and plains up to 3,000 ft. “Cigar

bush or cigar maker’s vanilla.” D. Morris. —
GAMOPKTAL/E. 85
561. Eupatorium perfoliatum, L. “Boneset.”

a. Flowering tops.
New Jersey.
562. Eupatorium purpureum, L. (Trumpet weed.)

a. Flowering top.
Louisiana ;
Dr. Engelmann.
563. Eupatorium triplinerve, Vahl. “Ayapana.”

a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
564. Liatris spicata, Willd.

a. Inflorescence.

1878.
b. Plant in flower, without root.

Hohenacker ;
No. 659. (P.)
c. Inflorescence, with portion of stem.
Woods.
565. Mikania glomerata, Spreng.

a. Inflorescence.
In a wood by the Rio Compsido near Rio Janeiro ;

G.
Gardner ;
566. Mikania species.

a. Portion of stem and detached leaves.
Mountains of the Mico, near Ysabal, Golfo Dulce, Bay of
Honduras. “ Received a bundle of this plant from
Jacob Bell, Aug., 1853 ;” D. Hanbury. Presented
by T. Hanbury.
Tribe III. Asteroideê.
567. Baccharis genistelloides, Pers.

a. Plants in flower.
Picked out of a sample of the drug presented by Messrs.
Davy, Yates, and Routledge; Sept., 1884.
568. Erigeron Canadense, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble ;
1889.
86 GAMOPETALyE.
569. Erigeron Philadelphicum, L.

a. Root leaves.
b. c. Plants in flower.
1882.
570. Grindelia squarrosa, Dunal.

ci, b, c, d. Branch in flower.
Picked out of the drug; 1880.
e. Ditto.
California ;
presented by J. Moss.
571. Psiadia glutinosa, Jacq. “ Baume de l’isle Plate ” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
572. Psiadia trinervia, Willd. “Baume” (Cr.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
Tribe IV. Inuloide^:.
573. (Blumea balsamifera, D. C.) ;

Conyza balsamifera, L.
a, b. Leafy shoots.
Botanical Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury. [The

species is stated to be the source of Ngai camphor.]
574. Blumea oxyodonta, D. C.

a, b. Flowering stems (two specimens).
c. Flowering plant.
Dutch East Indies ;
Paris Exhibition ;
1878.
575. Gnaphalium Vira-Vira, Molina.

a, b. Flowering twigs.
Chili. Presented by D. Hanbury.
Helichrysum crispum, Less. “ Kooi goed ” (Hott.) Hottentot’s

576.
tea.
a. Leafy stem.
Caledon, Cape of Good Hope ;
1886. “ Grows in valleys.
Used in baths for colds.” Rev. G. Hettasch.
577. Helichrysum serpyllifolium, Less. (Xai bosch, Zirkingsbosch.)

a. Leafy stems.
Genadendahl, Caledon, Cape of Good Hope ;

1886
“ Used as a pectoral.” Rev. G. Hettasch.
GAMOPETALÊ. 87
578. Inula Helenium, L.

cl. Flowering top and detached leaves from the stem and root.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park ; Aug.,
1873.
“ Kleene Bels.”
579. Osmites hirsuta, Less.
a. Leafy stems.
Found on mountain sides ;

Cape Colony.
“ Groote Bels.”
580. Osmitopsis asteriscoides, Cass.
a. Leafy stems.
Genadendahl, Caledon, Cape of Good Hope; 1886. “Grows
along banks of streams.” Rev. G. Hettasch. —
581. Pluchea Dioscoridis, D. C.
a. Flowering stems.
Jericho ;
1863-64 ;
B. T. Lowne ;
Ex Herb. D. Hanbury ;
May, 1884.
582. Sphaeranthus hirtus, Willd.

a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie ;
1885.
Tribe V. Helanthoideas.
583. Bidens pilosa, L. “Ville Bague” (Cr.)
a. Flowering plant.
Mauritius ;
584. Eclipta prostrata, L.

Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
585. Guizotia oleifera, D. C.

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park; 1879.
From seed obtained in the London market.
b. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew 1879. This plant ;
yields the “ Niger” or “ Inga” seed of commerce, the

oil of which is a sweet oil, and can be used for the
same pharmaceutical purposes as sesamum oil.
586. Helianthus tuberosus, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Flowered at Malvern House, Sydenham; 1884; T. Christy.
88 G-AMOPETAL/E.
587. Parthenium Hysterophorus, L. “Herbe blanche” (Cr.)

a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius; J. Horne. Used as an anthelmintic and
febrifuge.
588. Siegesbeckia orientalis, L. “Herbe de Flacq” (Cr.)

a. Flowering plant.
Mauritius J. Horne.
b. Flowering stem.
Cultivated in the open border at Chipstead, Kent ;
P. Martin.
589. Spilanthes Aemella, L. “Acmelle” (Cr.)

a. Flowering plant.
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as a diuretic.
590. Spilanthes oleracea, Jaca. 0 fusca D. C. “Para Cress.”

a. Flowering plant and stem, with flower.
591. Tridax procumbens, L. “ Herbe Caille ” (Cr.)

a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius J. Horne. Used as an astringent.

;
592. Verbesina microcephala, Benth.

Mexico 1885 Hugo'Finck.

; ;
*
b. Leafy stem (three specimens).

Mexico; 1885; Hugo Finck from Thos. Christy. For
;
an account of the genus see Edin. New Phil. Journ.,’

£
1831.
593. Verbesina persicifolia, D. C. “Guachin” (Mexican).

a. Flowering twigs (three specimens).
Presented by T. H anbury; Ex Herb. D. Hanbury.
594. Xanthium spinosum, L.

a. Leafy stem, with fruit.
Presented by Mr. A. Wheatley.
Tribe VII. Anthemide.-e.
595. Anacyclus officinarum, Hayne.

a. Flowering stems.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks 1888 ; ;

E. M. Holmes.
b. Flowering stem, with portion of root.
Picked out of the German drug. Presented by Mr.
H. W. Langbeck.
c. Flowering plant.
Magdeburg; Hohenacker, No. 512. (P.)
;
GAMOPETAL/E. 89
596. Anacyclus Pyrethrum, D.C.

a. Flowering stems.
b. Flowering stem.
1 890. E. M. Holmes.
597. Artemisia Absinthium, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park; Sept.,

1873.
598. Artemisia afra, Jacq. “Wilde Als,” “Wormwood.”

a. Leafy stems (two specimens).
Caledon, Cape Colony ;

Rev. G. Hettasch ;
1887. Used
as a tonic, antispasmodic, and anthelmintic.
599. Artemisia apiacea, Hance. “Kawara ninjin” (Jap.)

Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. For fig. of plant see ‘
So Mokou
Zoussetz,’ vol. xvi., No. 26.
600. Artemisia arborescens, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Cultivated by Portuguese converts, near Bombay,

the
under the name of “Azerona.” Called “Downa” by
the Hindoos (a generic term for Artemisia).
601. Artemisia Japonica, Thunb.

a. Flowering stem
Japan ;
1885 ;
S. Henson. (P.)
602. Artemisia maritima, var. Stechmanniana, Besser.

a. Flowering plants (two specimens).
Presented by Professor Dragendorff, 1874.

b. Flowering plant (two specimens).
Tschimkent, Taschkent. Presented by Prof. Fliickiger
1884. See ‘Archiv. dor Pharm,’ 1884, 22 Bel., 16 Heft.,
p. 612.
603. Artemisia Moxa, D C.

a. Leafy shoots.
.Java ;
Botanical Gardens. Presented by T. Han bury.
90 G AMO PETALS
604. Artemisia parviflora, Buch. Ham.

a. Flowering stems.
Mount Aboo, Rajputana ;

J. G. Prebble; Jan., 1888.
605. Artemisia Pontica, L.

Sept. -Oct., 1873.
606. Artemisia vulgaris, L.

a. Leafy stems.

Japan ;
S. Henson 1885.
;
(P.) In this specimen the
upper leaves have from three to five linear acute
segments.
c. Flowering branchlets.
Mount Aboo 1888 J. G. Prebble. In specimen
; ;
c the
leaves are oblong and sinuate-crenate.
607. Chrysanthemum carneum, Steud.

a. Flowering stem.
1878.
b. Flowering stem.
Germany. (P.
608. Chrysanthemum cinerarisefolium, Trev.

Dalmatia; Hohenacker, No. 509. (P.)
b. Flowering stem.
609. Chrysanthemum roseum, Adam.

a. Flowering stem (three specimens).
Germany. (P.)
610. Eriocephalus glaber, Thunb.

a. Flowering stem.
Presented by Mr. T. Hanbury ;
1884.
611. Matricaria Chamomilla, L.

Roadside, Holloway; July, 1873.

b. Flowering stem.
July
1873.
GAMOPETALÊ. 91
612. Matricaria inodora, L.

a. Flowering stem.
J une,
1881.
613. Tanacetum Balsamita, L.

a. Flowering stem and leafy stem.
b. Flowering stem.
614. Tanacetum vulgare, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Aug., 1873.
Tribe VIII. Senecionideê.
615. Arnica montana, L.

a. Flowering stem.
1889 ;
E. M. Holmes.
616. Faujasia flexuosa, Benth. “Bois Cassant” (Cr.)
cl Flowering twig.
Mauritius ; J. Horne. Used as an antispasmodic.
617. SenecioAmbavilla,Pers.;(Hubertiaambavilla,Borg.)“Ambaville.”
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as an alterative and diuretic.
618. Tussilago Farfara, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Holloway; Mar., 1873 ;
E. M. Holmes.
Tribe XI. Cynaroide/e.
619. Atractylis ovata, Thunb. (A. lancea, Thunb.)

Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) The specimen corresponds
well with the figure of the plant in Zo Mokou ‘
Zoussetz,’ vol. xv., p. 50.
620. Carthamus tinctorius, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Wurtemburg Hohenacker, No. 359 (248).
; (P.)
621. Carbenia benedicta, Adans. (Cnicus benedictus, Gaertn.)

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens,. Regent’s Park ;
Sept.,
1873.
92 CtAMOPETAL/E.
Tribe XIII. Cichoriace/e.

622. Cichorium Intybus, L.
a. Leafy stem and radical leaf.
b. Flowering stem and detached leaf.
c. Flowering stem and radical leaf.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park Aug

; ,
1873.
623. Lactuca virosa, L.

ft. Flowering stem.
b. Portion of leafy stem.
Aug., 1873.
624. Launsea pinnatilida, Cass. ; (Microrhynchus sarmentosa, D. C.)

ft. Flowering plant.
Madras Coast; Dr. G. 'Bidie; 1835.
625. Scolymus Hispanicus, L.

ft. Flowering stem.
El Huleh, South Syria ;
B. T. Lowne ;
1863-4.
CAMPANULACE2E.
Tribe I. Lobelieaj.
626. Lobelia decurrens, var. £ D. C.

ft. Leafy flowering and fruiting stems.
Jarobamba, five leagues from Arequipa, Peru; A. J. de
Warszewicz. Presented by D. Hanbury.
627. Lobelia syphilitica, L.

a ,
b. Flowering stems.
Aug
1879.
Tribe III. Campanulea:.
628. Adenophora verticillata, Fisch. “Neshajin,” or “Tsurigane

ninjin.” (Jap.)
i.e. Hanging-bell Carrot.
a. Flowering twig.
629. Flatycodon grandiflorum, A. D. C. “Kikyo” (Jap.)
ft. Flowering stems (two specimens).

GAMOPETAL/E. 93
' SERIES II. HETEROMERÊ.

VACCINIACEyE.
630. Vaccinium Arctostaphylos, L. “Batoum Tea.”
a. Flowering branchlets (two specimens).
Near Trebizoncle ;
1884. Presented by the Director,
Kew Gardens. See Pharm. Journ.’
*
(3) vol. xv., p. 573.
ERICACEAE.
631. Agauria salicifolia, Hook. f. (Agarista salicifolia, G. Don. “Bois
de rempart ” (Cr.)
a Flowering twig and twig with fruit.
Mauritius ; J. Horne. Used as an alterative.
632. Arctostaphylos Uva-TJrsi, Spreng.

633. Gaultheria procumbens, L.

a. Flowering stems.
Pennsylvania, North America ;
634. Kalmia angustifolia, L.

a. Flowering twigs.
Moose Territory, Hudson’sBay; 1884. Picked out of
specimens of drugs used by the Cree Indians. Pre-
sented by Mr. Walton Haydon. See Pharm. Journ.’ ‘
(3), vol. xv., p. 303.
635. Kalmia latifolia, L.
a. Flowering twigs.
New Jersey. (P.)
636. Ledum palustre, L.

a. Flowering twig.
637. Pyrola maculata, L.

a. Flowering stem.
North America ;
638. Pyrola umbellata, L.

North America; Hohenacker, No. 617.
639. Rhododendron ferrugineum, L.

a. Flowering twigs.
Tyrolese Alps; July, 1879. Dr. A. Yogi.
94 GAMOPKTAL/E.
PLUMBAGINEAS.
640. Plumbago Capensis, Thunb.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidic.
641. Plumbago rosea, L.

PRIMULACEyE.
642. Anagallis arvensis, L., var. coerulea, All. “Mierpas.”
Genadendahl, Cape Colony; Rev. G. Hettasch. “The herb
boiled to a pulp is placed on wounds to draw them.”
See ‘Year of Book of Pharmacy,’ 1891, p. 166.
643. Primula veris, L.

Cambridge E. M. Holmes. ;
MYRSINEyE.
644. Embelia Ribes, Burm., f.
a. Branchlets in fruit and flower.

Coonoor; Sept., 1888; J. G. Prebble. See ‘Pharm. Journ/
(3), Vol. vii., p. 3 ;
vol. xviii., p. 601 ;
vol. xix., p. 305.
645. Myrsine variabilis, R. Br.

India ;
Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.
SAPOTACEiE.
646. Achras laurifolia, F. V. Mull. ? “Sweet bark.”
cl Leafy branchlet.
Brisbane; Dr. T. Bancroft; 1879.
647. Labourdonnaisia calophylloides, Bojer. “Bois de natte” (Or.)
Used as a vulnerary.
648. Mimusops Elengi, L.

cl Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
649. Palaquium Borneense, Burck.

Borneo Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.

;
GAMOPETAL/E. 95
650. Palaquium calophyllum, Pierre. (Isonandra calophylla, Teijsm.

and Binn.)
ci. Leafy branchlet.
Botanical Gardens, Java ;
T. Hanbury.
651. Palaquium Gutta, Burck. (Isonandra Gutta, Hook. ;

Dichopis
Gutta, Benth.)
Singapore ; Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.
652. Palaquium oblongifolium, Burck.

Sumatra; See ‘Pharrn. Journ.’ (3) vol. xvii., p. 902 ;
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog. The fruit yields a fat used
as butter and the bark afford the best variety of
;
gutta percha.
653. Palaquium oleosum, Burck.

cl Leaves and portion of stem of branch.
Sumatra Ex Herb. Hort. Bog. Yields “Soentei”

;
fat.
654. Palaquium Pisang, Burck.

a. Leafy branchlet.
b. Leafy branchlet.
Sumatra ; Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog. Yields “ Balam ” fat.
655. Palaquium Treubii, Burck.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Banka Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.

;
656. Palaquium Treubii, var. parvifolium, Burck.

a. Leafy branchlet and detached flowers.
Banka ;
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.
657. Payena Leerii, Benth. and Hook, f. fide Burck.

cl Flowering shoot.
Sumatra, Banka ; Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.
The specimens Palaquium, &c., from the Buitenzorg Botanic
of
Gardens, were presented by Dr. Burck. The description of the species
will be found under Sapotacees des Indes Neerlandaises, in Ann. de ‘
Gard. Bot. de Buitenzorg,’ vol. v. See also ‘ Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol.
xv., p. 407 ; vol. xvii p. 902 and 916 ; vol. xviii., p. 624.
,
EBENACEJE.
658. Diospyros Virginiana, L.
a. Leafy twigs, with flowers.
Missouri ;
96 GAMOPKTAL/E.
659. Maba buxifolia, Pers.

Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
STYRACE.E.
660. Styrax officinale, L.
Tivoli; May, 1826; J. Woods.

b. Ditto.
1879.
661. Styrax Benzoin, Dryand.

b. Ditto, with detached fruits (two specimens).

Cultivated, Singapore These are specimens
R. Jamie. “
;
with fruit and flowers of a Gum Benzoin tree, grown

in Singapore, and thought to be the same as found in
Palembang R. Jamie, 1873. [The fruits are
globular. In S. sabdenticulcita, Miq., the tree suggested
as a possible source of Penang Benzoin ( ‘ Pharmaco-
graphia,’ 2nd ed., p. 407) the fruits are pyriform.]
c. Leafy branchlet, with flower galls. See

cl. Leafy branchlet, with flower galls and fruit.
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog. ;

Dr. M. Treub. See “ Pharm.
Journ.’ (3), vol. xxi., p. 518.
e. Leaf, flower, and a drawing of the ovary of S. Benzoin.
“ Malaya ;
Ex Exemplo G-riffitliiano, Mus. Paris ;” Dr. L.
Pierre.
662. Styrax Porterianum, Wall.

a. Detached leaves and flowers.
Penang ;
communicated by Dr. L. Pierre.
663. Styrax species.

a. Leafy shoot.
Leaves of a young plant of the Siamese Gum Benzoin

tree brought from the Laos district of Siam, grown
in my garden at Sirangoon.” — R. Jamie, 1883.
b. Leaf, flowers, and drawing of dissected ovary.

Luang Phrabang, near the Mekoung ;
Thorel, 3129; Ex
Herb. Dr. L. Pierre. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol.
xiv., p. 354.
GAMOPETALJE. 97
664. Symplocos racemosa, Roxb.

a. Leaf}7 branchlet.
Upper Nepal; 1820; Dr. Wallich; Ex Herb J. Collins. (P.)
SERIES III. BICARPELLATAL.

OLEACEiE.
665. Forsythia suspensa, Vahl. “Rengiyo” (Jap.)
Japan; S. Henson; 1885.
666. Fraxinus Chinensis, Roxb. (Chinese Insect-wax Tree.)

a. Branchlet with leaves and wax in situ on the stem.
Presented by the Director, Kew Gardens.
667. Fraxinus Ornus, L.

a. Flowering and fruiting branchlets (two specimens).
Capaci ;
18 May, 1872. Presented by D. Hanbury.
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Regent’s Park.
c. Ditto.

1878.
668. Jasminum Sambac, Ait.

Cultivated, Sicily; Hohenacker, No. 779. (P.)
669. Ligustrum ciliatum, Sieb. (Ligustrum Ibota, Sieb. et Zucc.

in ‘Fam. Nat.’, No. 565).
a Flowering branchlet.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. This plant differs from L.
Ibota in having hairy leaves.
670. Ligustrum Ibota, Sieb. “Ibota no ki.” (L. obtusifolium, Sieb.

et Zucc. in Fam. Nat.’, No. 567).
‘
. a. Flowering branch (two specimens).

671. Ligustrum lucidum, Ait. “ Tung-ch‘ing shu.”
a. Fruiting branch.
From Tung-ch‘ing Hsien, Nagan-ch‘ing Fu, Anhiu Sept., ;
1884. Presented by Sir J. D. Hooker; 1885. See

‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), xv., p. 755.
98 GAMOPKTAL/E.
672. Nyctanthes Arbor-tristis, L.

Palemdat ;
Aug., 1857 ;
J. Campbell ;
(*>•)
673. Olea lancea, Lam. “Olivier sauvage” (Cr.)

674. Olea Europsea, L.

Giampilieri, near Messina; 13 May, 1872 ;
D. Hanbury.
675. Schrebera swietenioides, Eoxb.

a. Leafy branch, with fruit.
From H. Deane. Presented by D. Hanbury.
APOCYNACE7E.
676. Acokanthera venenata, G. Don. (Toxicophlcea Thunbergii, HarvJ
a. Flowering twig.
Near Durban; J. Medley Wood; 7 Aug., 1883.

b. Leafy branchlet.
Eev. Andrew Smith, M. A. ;
1885..
c. Leafy branchlet and twig with young fruit.

Lovedale, South Africa Rev. Andrew Smith
;
1885. ;
Kaffir name, “ Inthlungunyembe.” Used in curing

snake-bite, and for poisoning arrows.
677. Allamanda cathartica, L. (Allamanda Aubletii, Pohl.)

a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie. See £
Pharmacographia Indica,.
p. 417.
678. Alstonia scholaris, It. Br.

a. Leafy twig.
679. Alyxia stellata, Roem. & Schult.

b. Ditto.
680. Apocynum androssemifolium, L.

Louisiana ;
Dr. Engelmann.
GAMOPETALÊ. 99
681. Carissa Carandas, L.

Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
682. Aspidosperma Quebracho, Schlecht.

ci. Flowering twigs and detached seed.
“ Flora Argentina, No. 93 Dr. P. G. Lorentz.” Estancia;
Germanica, near Cordoba; June Dec., 1876. —

683. Cerbera Odollam, Gaert.
a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
684. Geissospermum Vellosii, Allem.

a. Leafy and flowering branchlets.
Brazil ;
1873. Presented by D. Hanbury.
685. Landolphia florida, Benth.

cl Leafy twig.
Presented by T. Christy.
b. Engraving.
From Christy, ‘New Commercial Plants, No. 1/
686. Nerium Oleander, L.

cl Fruiting twig.
Magdala ;
B. T. Lowne ;
1863-5 ;
Ex Herb. D. Hanbury.
b. Flowering twigs.
La Mortola, near Ventimiglia; Sept., 1892 ;
T. Hanbury.
687. Nerium odorum, Soland. “Khar Zahla” (Pers.)

a. Leaves only.
Persia. Presented by T. Christy.
688. Strophanthus species.

Gold Coast ;
Dr. J. Farrell Easmon. This specimen has
smooth leaves, but the veins are less patent than in
the Sydenham plant.
689. Strophanthus glaber, Max. Cornu.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated, Sydenham; 1890. Presented by T Christy..
Grown from smooth seed received from the Gaboon.
100 GAMOPETAL/E.

a. Small leafy twig.
Grown at the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens. Said to have

been raised from the hairy greenish brown seed of
Stroplmntlius hispidus, var. Kombd, sent by E. M. H.,
22 Jan., 1887, but probably by some mistake obtained
from the smooth Strophanthus seeds, as the leaves of
the former plant are invariably covered with hispid
hairs. The leaves specimen are perfectly
of this
glabrous, petioles long, and the stem ridged with
prominent lenticels.
b, c, d, e, f, g, Leafy twigs, from Africa Lake Co.’s seed.
All the specimens from b to g inclusive are from plants

cultivated at Sydenham, and presented by T. Christy,
and are stated have been raised from the Kombe
to
seed of the African Lake Co., and are possibly
referable to Roupellia grata, or an allied species.
The older specimens have stems furnished with somewhat
crowded, irregularly verticillate, compressed, obtuse,
corky projections, which give it a remarkably warty
character. The leaves are stalked, lanceolate, and
elliptic-acuminate.
691. Strophanthus hispidus, D. C.
Gold Coast, Interior ;

April, 1 888 ;
Dr. J. F. Easmon.
692. Strophanthus hispidus, var. KombS.

a. Leafy twig.
Grown from African Lake Co.’s seed, known as commercial

Komb6.
b. Ditto. ,
Grown from African Lake Co.’s seed. Hairs white

spreading, stem with red ridges, leaves shortly acumi
nate.
c. Leafy twig.
Grown from African Lake Co.’s seed. Hairs white,
spreading, stem with red ridges, leaves obtuse.
d. Leafy twig.
From African Lake Co.’s seed. Hairs white, spreading,
stem with red ridges, leaves obtuse at apex.
GAMO PETAL®. 101
e. Leafy twig.
From Buchanan’s greenish-brown seed. Hairs white,
spreading, stem furrowed with red ridges, leaves
gradually acuminate.
/. Leafy twig.
From plant sent home by Buchanan, and cultivated at
Sydenham. Hairs white, spreading, stem with red
ridges, leaves shortly acuminate.
g. Ditto.
h. Leafy twig.
“ From woolly Zambesi, or white fluffy seed of Blonclel.”
Hairs white, patent, stem with red ridges, leaves
suddenly acuminate.
i. Leafy twigs.
Seeds from the Niger. Hairs white, stem without red
ridges, leaves suddenly acuminate.
All the specimens from a to i were taken from
inclusive
plants cultivated at Sydenham, and were presented
by T. Christy in the year 1889.
j. Leafy twig.
Raised from hairy greenish-brown seed sent by E. M. H.,
22 Jan., 1887, to Edinburgh Botanical Gardens.
The plant yielding this seed being undescribed and its flowers
unknown (1892), the plant lias been provisionally called by the official
and commercial name of the seed.

a. Leafy twig.
Cultivated, Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh from seed

;
collected by Mr. J. Buchanan, Shiri Highlands, South

Africa.
b. Leafy twig.
Raised at Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh, from hairy white
seed sent by E. M. H., 22 Jan., 1887.
694. Strophanthus Komb£, Oliver.

a. Leafy twig.
Grown at Edinburgh Botanical Gardens ;

R. Lindsay ;
1890.
102 GAMOPETALjE.
695. Tabernaemontana collina, Gardn.

On dry,bushy hills, about Rio. Common on the Moro do

Flamingo G. Gardner Feb., 1874. (Mourn. Bot
; ;
,’
1842, p. 178.) (An authentic specimen.)

693. Thevetia neriifolia, Juss.
a. Flowering twig and detached immature fruit.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
697. Urechites suberecta, Muell. Arg.

a. Flowering twig and dissected flower.
-Jamaica ;
J. J. Bowrey.
698. Vinca rosea, L. “Pervenche” (Cr.)

a. Plant in flower, and detached seeds.
Alterative and astringent.
699. Wrightia tinctoria, R. Br.

a. Flowering twig.
Canara, India; Hohenacker, No. 502. (P.)
ASCLEPIADE7E.
700. Asclepias incarnata, L.
a. Flowering stems.
New York.
b. Flowering stems.
West Philadelphia ;
H. C. ;
July, 1860.
701. Asclepias Syriaca, L. (A. Cornuti, Decne.)

a. Flowering stem.
Banks of River Schuylkill; H. C. ;
July, 1860.
702. Asclepias tuberosa, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Near Falls Bridge, River Schuylkill ;
4 July, 1858 ;
Ex Herb. Coultas.
703. Vincetoxicum officinale, Moench. (Asclepias Vincetcxicum, L.)
a. Flowering stems.
704. Astephanus Massoni, Roem. & Schult. “ Bitterhout.”

a. Stems with vyoung n leaves.
Carnarvon, Cape Colony; Dr. Hanau 1877. The root ;
is used as a purgative and sudorific.

GAMOPETALiE. 103
705. Calotropis gigantea, R. Br.

a. Leafy inflorescence.
Bombay, 1885.
b. Leafy stem and detached flowers.

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
Var. alba.
a. Flowering stem.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
706. Calotropis procera, R. Br.

a. Leaf and detached seeds.
Engedi Coll. B. T. Lowne,
;
1863-4. Presented by
T. Hanbury.
b. Flowering stem.
Rajputana; J. G. Prebble ;
Jan., 1888.
707. Chlorocodon Whiteii, Hook. f.
a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew (see ‘Bot. Mag.,’ t. 5898).
“ This yields the aromatic Mundi root of Natal, which
is extensively collected and sold by the native tribes
as ‘
Mundi ’
or ‘Mindi,’ and used by them as a
stomachic.” — R. I. Lynch. The odour of the root
resembles that of Hemidesmus Indicus.
708. Hemidesmus Indicus, R. Br.

a. Leafy stems, with flowers.
Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
b. Leafy stem and detached pods.
India. Presented by Mr. G. Pugh.
709. Holostemma Rheedianum, Spreng.

a. Portion of stem, with leaves and flowers.
Island of Salsette ;
Coll. J. G. Prebble; Aug., 1887.
710. Pycnostelma Chinensis, Bunge. “ Sudzu-saiko.”
cl Flowering stems.
711. Secamone emetica, R. Br.

a. Leafy stem, with pods.
Kurnool Dr. G. Bidie. “Used in India like Ipecacuanha,
—
;
£
also in syphilis.” Rosenthal, PI. Diaph.,’ p. 276.
104 GAMOPETALiE.
712. Vincetoxicum atratum, Morr. et Decne. “Funa bara so ’’

(Jap.)
a. Flowering plant.
LOGANIACEAS.
713. Gelsemium elegans, Benth.
a. Flowering twig, and twig with fruit.
Mois Bay, near Kowloon city, Kwangtung Province

Dec., 1884. Presented by W. E. Crow, 4 July, 1885.
714. Spigelia Anthelmia, L.

a. Fruiting plants.
Martinique; Hohenacker, 795. (P.)
b. Fruiting plants (two specimens).

British Guiana.
715. Strychnos Gardneri, A. D. C.

G. Gardner, No. 3890 ;

Ex Herb. J. Collins ;
1880. (P.)
716. Strychnos Nux-Vomica, L.

a. Flowering twigs.
717.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Leafy twig, with young fruit and detached leaves, flowers,

and fruit.
Canara, India; Hohenacker, No. 503. (P.)
GENTIANE7E.
Chironia baccifera, L. “Bidder bosch.”
a. Flowering twigs.
Genadenclahl ;
Moravian Mission, Caledon ;
Rev. G.
Hettasch.
718. Crawfurdia Japonica, Sieb. and Zucc. “Tsuro rindo” (Jap.)
a. Plant, with fruit and root.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) See ‘Zo Mokou Zoussetz,’

iv., 52.
719. Erythraea Chilensis, Pers.

Chili; Hohenacker, No. 345.
GAMOPETALJL. 105
720. Gentiana asclepiadea, L.

a. Flowering stems and rhizome.
Flowering stems.
Austria; Dr. Yogi; 1880.
721. Gentiana Buergeri, Max. (G. scabra, Bunge, var. Buergeri,

Franch. et Sav.)
a. Flowering plants, with root.
722. Gentiana Burseri, Lapeyr.

a. Portions of root and leaves.
Pyrenees; Hohenacker, No. 796. (P.)
723. Gentiana cruciata, L.

a, b. Flowering plants, with roots.
c, d. Flowering stems.
Austrian Alps; Dr. A. Yogi ;
1880.
724. Gentiana Germanica, Willd.

a. Flowering plants, with root.
Austrian Alps; Dr. A. Yogi ;

1886.
725. Gentiana Pannonica, Scop.

a. Leafy stem.
Lower Austrian Alps ;

b. Flowering stem
Austrian Alps ;
Dr. A. Yogi ;
1880.
726. Gentiana punctata, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Beveos Yalley, Switzerland; O. Corder 1876. In the ;
Materia Medica Museum there is a specimen of the

root from the same plant.
b. Leafy stem, with root and detached portion of root.
Rhenish Alps ;
727. Gentiana purpurea, L.

a. Leafy stem and detached portion of root.
Near Tyrol; Hohenacker, No. 347. (P.)
728. Sabbatia angularis, Pursh.

a. Flowering stem.
Rich woods, near Philadelphia ;
August, 1859 ;
H. C.
106 GAMOPETAL/E.
BORAGINE/E.
729. Anchusa riparia, A. D. C. “ Nomacutyana.”
a. Leafy plants, with root.
Engcobo, Tembnland Dr. Woolby ;

1887. “Used for ;
sores and wounds, the leaves being pounded and made

into a salve.”
730. Borago officinalis, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park; July,

1873.
731. Coldenia procumbens, L.

a. Leafy plant.
Seruppadi, No. 35 ;
Moravian Mission, Tranquebar, India;
1790.
732. Cynoglossum montanum, Lam. (C. Germanicum, Jacq.)

a. Flowering stems, with fruit.
Norbury Park, Surrey ;

E. M. Holmes.
733. Ehretia buxifolia, Roxb.

a. Leafy stems.
b. Leafy stems.
India; Ex Herb. J. Collins. “Used as an alterative in
inveterate syphilis.” — Rosenthal, £
P1. Diapb.,’ p. 434.
734. Ehretia petiolaris, Lam. “ Bois de pipe ” (Cr.)
a. Flowering twig.
Mauritius ;
735. Heliotropium Indicum, L. “Herbe papillon” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Flowering plants.
Mauritius J. H orne.
;
Used as a diuretic.
736. Lithospermum purpuro-cceruleum, L.

a. Flowering stems.
Cliffs to the East of Sidmouth ;
E. M. Holmes.
737. Trichodesma Indicum, R. Br.

a. Flowering stem.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
GAMO PETAL /E. 107
CONVOLVULACEJE.
738. Argyreia speciosa, Choisy.
a. Detached flowers and leaves.
Madras Dr. G. Bidie. “ The leaves are stimulant, rube-

facient,
;
and sometimes vesicant

” — ‘Pharm. Ind./p. 157.
739. Convolvulus Scammonia, L.
a, b. Flowering stems.
Oct.,
1873.
740. Cuscuta Japonica, Choisy. “Toshishi,” “Nenashi Kadsura” (Jap.)

a. Flowering stems.
741. Evolvulus alsinoides, L.

a Flowering plant.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
742. Ipomcea biloba, Forsk.

Madras Coast; Dr. G. Bidie.
743. Ipomcea Jalapa, Pursh.

b. Leafy stem.
Presented by D. Hanbury.
744. Ipomcea Pes-tigridis, L.

a. Flowering plant.
Madras “
;
Dr. G. Bidie. The leaves are used in India for
ripening and dispersing boils.” — Rosenthal, ‘Pl.Diaph.’
p. 445.
745. Ipomcea Purga, Wender.

a. Flowering stem.
b. Leafy stem.
Nov., 1874; D. Hanbury.
746. Ipomcea simulans, Hanb.

a. Flowering stems (1873).
b. Ditto (1874).
c. Flowering stems and detached flowers; 1 Nov., 1874.
cl. Flowering stem and leafy stem.
Cultivated at Clapham; 10 Nov., 1874. Presented by
T. Hanbury, 1884.
108 CIAMOrETAL/K.
SOLANACE/E.
Tribe I. SoLANEas.
747. Capsicum fastigiatum, Blume.
Botanical Gardens, Paredeniya, Ceylon ;

I)r. H. Trimen ;
1882.
748. Physalis Alkekengi, L.

cl Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park
Sept., 1873.
749. Solanum iEthiopicum, L. “ Osu.”
cl Flowering branch.
Gold Coast, 1888. “The plant and seeds possess sedative
properties, and have been found to relieve tetanus.”
Dr. J. Farrell Easmon. [The plant in leaf and flower
resembles S. nigrum but has red berries and a shrubby
,
stem.]
750. Solanum auriculatum, Ait. “Tabac marroy” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
751. Solanum Dulcamara, L.

Tottenham; Aug, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
752. Solanum heteracanthum, Dunal. “Bringelle marronne” (Cr.)
Mauritius; J. Horne. Used as a tonic.
753. Solanum xanthocarpum, Schrad. and Wendl.

1888.
754. Solanum torvum, Swartz. “Freja plata.”

a. Flowering branchlet, with young fruit.
“ CentralAmerica A. J. de Warszswicz
; ;
received May
1852.”— D. Hanbury. Presented by T. Hanbury.
Physalis Peruviana, L. “ Paque-paque ” (Cr.)

755.
Mauritius ;
;
GAMOPETAL/E. 109
756. Withania somnifera, Dunal.

a. Flowering branchlet and fruiting branches.
Jericho ;
B. T. Lowne ;
‘
Plant of Southern Syria.’
Presented by T. Hanbury, 1884.
Tribe II. Atropea:.
757. Atropa Belladonna, L.

a, b. Flowering branches (two specimens).
Reading July. 1873 E. M. Holmes.
; ;
758. Lycium Chinense, Mill. “Kuko'’ (Jap.)
Tribe III. Hyoscyamea.

759. Datura alba, Nees. (D. fastuosa, L.)
Hong Kong; W. E. Crow. “Used as a poison by the

Chinese.” —
See Pharm. Journ.’ (3), xviii., p. 319.
‘
760. Datura ferox, L. “Herbe Diable” (Cr.)

a. Flowering branchlet and detached and dissected fruits.
Used in asthma.
b. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.

761. Datura inermis, Jacq.

No locality. (P.)
762. Datura Tatula, L. (D. Stramonium, L.)

a, b. Flowering branchlets (two specimens).
Royal Botanic Cardens, Regent’s Park; Aug., 1873.

In D. Tatula the corolla is lilac coloured, and the midrib of the leaf
on the under surface, and the stem, are of a purplish tint.
763. Hyoscyamus niger, L.

a, b. Radical leaves, biennial plant (two specimens).
c. Flowering stems (five specimens).
Cultivated, J ennycliff, near Plymouth ;
A. P. Balkwill
May, 1879.
*/ *
764. Hyoscyamus pinnatifidus, Schlecht. (H. reticulatus, L.)

ci. Flowering and fruiting branchlet.
Lebanon. ‘
Southern Syria
Plants of ;’ B. T. Lowne ;
1863-4. T. Hanbury, May, 1884.

,
110 G-AMOPETALÊ.
765. Scopola Carniolica, Jacq.

a Plant in flower.
E. M. Holmes.
766. Scopola Japonica, Maxim.
a. Flowering plant, with rhizome and detached flower.
Nippon, Japan. “ Maximo wicz, Iter secundum, 1864,
Leg. Tschonoski.” An authentic specimen. See
‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xx., p. 471.
Tribe IV. Cestrine.®.
767. Nicotiana acuminata, R. Grah.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated at the Royal Gardens, Kew, as the source of

Latakia tobacco.
b. Ditto.
Sept., 1873.
768. Nicotiana rustica, L.

a. Flowering portion of stem (two specimens).
9 Sept., 1873.
769. Nicotiana Tabacum, L., f. macrophylla.

a. Flowering portion of stem.

1878.
b. Flowering portion of stem.

Sept.,
1873.
c. Flowering portion of stem and a large detached stem leaf.
Presented by P. Squire.
d. Flowering portion of stem.
Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon ;

1882 ;
Dr. H.
Trimen.
Tribe V. Salpiglossid^:.
770. Duboisia myoporoides, R. Br.

Brisbane. Presented by Dr. J. Bancroft. See ‘Pharm.
Journ.’ (3), vol. viii., p. 705.
GAMOPETALAL Ill
SCROPHULARINE.E.
771. Buddleia verticillata, H. B. and K. “Mispatle.”
Mexico. See ‘ Official Report on the Philadelphia Exhibi-
tion,’ p. 772, No. 33.
772. Digitalis purpurea, L.

a. Root leaves.
Near Beddgelert, North Wales; Aug., 1876; E. M. Holmes.

b. Inflorescence and stem leaves.
Wrotham, Kent ;
very rare on the chalk hills ;
E. M.
Holmes.
c. Inflorescence and root leaf.
Reading; June, 1873 ;

E. M. Holmes.
773. Herpestis Monniera, H. B. and K.

a. Plant in flower.
Marshy places, Madras ;
Dr. 0. Bidie.
771. Striga hirsuta, Benth. “ Herbe de feu ” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius; J. Horne. Used for gonorrhoea.
775. Verbascum speciosum, Schrad?

a. Leafy base of stem.
Imported from Persia under the name of Ox-tongue ;
T. Christy; 1884.
776. Veronica Anagallis, L.

777. Veronica salicifolia, Forst. “Koromiko.”

a. Flowering twig.
Blenheim, New Zealand; T. H. Hustwick ;

16 March,.
1874. Used as a remedy for diarrhoea.
778. Veronica Virginica, L. (Leptandra Virginica, Nutt.)

a. Inflorescence (two specimens).
Cultivated, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew ;

Sept., 188L
b. Ditto.
Woodland Cemetery, Philadelphia; July, 1851 ;
H. C.
c. Ditto.
New Jersey.
112 GAMOPETALiE.
O liO BANC II AC E.'E.

779. Epiphegus Americanus, Nutt.
a. Plant in flower.
Alabama ;
S. B. Buckley. “ Abundant in beech-woods in
Pennsylvania.” — H. C.
780. Orobanche ramosa, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Ex Herb. D. H anbury.
BIGNONIACEiE.
Tribe I. Bignonieê.
781. Tynanthus elegans, Miers.
a. Flowering twigs.
‘
Proc. Boyal Horticultural Society,’ iii., 1863, p. 179
(Schizopsis Regnelliana, Bur.), ‘Adansonia,’ 1865,
p. 369 : from E. Bureau. Presented by T. Hanbury,
May, 1884.
782. Tynanthus fasciculatus, Miers.

a. Flowering twigs.
E. Bureau. Presented by T. Hanbury, May, 1884.
Tribe II. Tecomeê.

783. Newbouldia levis, Benth. “Aviangti.”
a. Leaf.
Gold Coast ;
Dr. J. T. Easmon ;
1889. Used in dysentery,
&c.
b. Ditto.
Lagos. Presented by Dr. S. Ringer, 1884. This plant
is by Dr. Easmon to be a valuable remedy
stated in
dysentery and other haemorrhagic diseases.
Tribe IV. Crescentiea:.

784. Kigelia pinnata, D. C.
a. Flowers and leaves.
West Africa ; Presented by T. Christy.
Tribe III. Jacarandea:.

785. Jacaranda decurrens, Cham. (J. pteroides, Manso.)
a. Flowering twigs.
b. Leafy twigs.
“Plantae Brasilienses; J. C. cle M6llo, No. 43.” Campinas,

Sao Paulo, Brazil; 25 Sept., 1866.
GAMOPETALiE. 113
786. Jacaranda Paulistana, Manso.

a. Leafy twigs (two specimens).
b. Inflorescence (two specimens).
“Plante Brasiilenses de M6llo, No. 16.” Campinas,
;
J. C.
Sao Paulo, Brazil; 4 Nov., 1866. Presented by T.

Hanbury.
PEDALINE.B.
787. Martynia diandra, Glox.

a. Flowering stem and detached leaves.
Bombay; 1885.
788. Sesamum Indicum, L.

a. Flowering stem, with fruit and leafy stem.
Bombay; 1886.
ACANTHACEiE.
789. Adhatoda Vasica, Nees.
a. Flowering twig.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
790. Andrographis paniculata, Nees.

a. Flowering stem and fruit.
1888.
791. Barleria Prionitis, L.

a. Fruiting stem.
East India Museum ;
1881.
792. Brilliantaisia alata, N. E. Brown. “ Guran Suran.”

a. Leafy stem, with flower and fruit.
Gold Coast; Dr. J. F. Easmon; 1888. The bruised fresh

leaves are applied in cases of ringworm. A pencil
sketch of the leaf and inflorescence by Dr. J. F. Easmon
is attached to this sheet.
793. Eranthemum roseum, Roem. and Schiilt.

cl 1 lowering plant and detached root.
Bombay. Presented by Dr. W. Dymock.
794. Justicia bicalyculata, Vahl.
Goa. Presented by Dr. W. Dymock.
114 GAMOPETALvE.
795. Justicia Gendarussa, L., f. “Nitchouly” (Cr.)

a. Flowering twig.
Mauritius ;
796. Justicia palustris, T. Anders. (‘Journ. Linn. Soc.’ vol. 7, p. 38).

a. Flowering twig.
Gold Coast Dr. ;
J. F. Easmon. Used to cure Guinea-worm.
797. Paulo-Wilhelmia speciosa, N. E. Brown. “Adubiri.”

a. Twig, with fruit and flowers.
Gold Coast; Dr. J. F. Easmon; 1888. For description see

Gard. Chron./ 28 Dec., 1889, p. 750. “Used
‘
by the
Aquapim tribe to poison fish. Odour like celery.” —
J. F. E.
798. Rhinacanthus communis, Nees.

a. Flowering stems.
Madras Dr. G. Bidie. “ The fresh root is used for ring-

;
—
worm.” Dr. W. Dymock, ‘Mat. Med. W. India/
p. 429-491.
VERBENACEyE.
799. Avicennia nitida, Jacq..
Pernambuco; G. Gardner, 1837, No. 1101; Ex Herb.

J. Collins. (P.)
800. Callicarpa lanata, Vahl.

a. Flowering branchleo.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble.
801. Citharexylum lsetum, Hiern.

a. Flowering twig.
“ Coffee-chocolate H. Finck. “ A small tree, 20

”; Mexico ;
to 25 feet high, with very hard wood.” Presented by

T. Christy.
802. Clerodendron inerme, R. Br.

a. Flowering and fruiting twigs (two specimens).
Botanic Gardens, Java. Presented by T. Hanbury.
803. Clerodendron trichotomum, Thunb.

a. Flowering twig.
Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
GAMOPETALAL 115
804. Lantana Camara, L. “Vielle fille” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a febrifuge.
805. Premna serratifolia, L.“Bois Sureau'’ (Cr.)

a. Leafy branchlet and detached fruiting twig.
Mauritius ;
806. Stachytarpheta Indica, Vahl. “Queue de Rat” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as alterative.
807. Stachytarpheta Jamaicensis, Vahl.

a. Branch in flower.
“Seeds from Liberia, cultivated at Chelmsford; flowered

in May and June, 1879.” T. Christy. —
808. Tectona grandis, L.
a. Inflorescence and detached leaf (two specimens).
Singapore (?) Ex Herb. J. Collins.

;
(P.)
b. Inflorescence, with young fruits and detached fruits.

Near Mangalore ex Plant. Ind. (Canara), Ed. R. F.
;
Hohenacker, 1849, No. 52. (P.)
809. Vitex Agnus-castus, L.

810. Vitex Negundo, L.

Madras Dr. G. Bidie. “

Considered to be a valuable
;
discutient.” — ‘Pharm. Ind./ 163. p.
b. Ditto.
Canara. (P.)
811. Vitex trifolia, L. “Lilas de Perse” (Cr.)

Mauritius; J. Horne. Used as an alterative.
LABIATJE.
Tribe I. Ocimoidea;.
812. Lavandula latifolia, Ehrh.
a. Flowering stem.
St. Remy, Dept, des Bouches du Rhone, France 18 Oct.,
;
1872 D. Hanbury.
;
116 GAMOPETALvE.
813. Lavandula Spica, D. C. (excl. var. jB.)

D. Hanbury. In this variety the floral whorls are widely
separated.
814. Lavandula Stoechas, L.

a. Flowering stem (three specimens).
Presented by T. Hanbury, May, 1884.
815. Lavandula vera, D. C.

a. Flowering stem.
Aug.,
1873.
Var. angustifolia (L. angustifolia, Ehrh.)

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated at Hitchin. This plant has the rhomboidal
bracts of L. vera, but the floral whorls are widely
separated.
816. Ocimum Basilicum, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
b. Plant in flower.
c. Flowering stem.
Penang Ex Herb.
;
J. Collins.
817. Ocimum sanctum, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Flowering stem.
From the late India Museum. Picked out of a specimen
of the drug.
Tribe II. Satureine^:.

818. Mentha arvensis, L., var. piperascens, Holmes. ( J apanese pepper-
mint plant.)
a. Plant in flower.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks; 1889; E. M. Holmes. See ‘Pharm
Journ.’ (3), xiii., p. 381.
819. Mentha arvensis, L., var. glabrata, Holmes. (Canton peppermint

plant.)
Cultivated at Hong Kong. Grown from specimens
obtained from Canton, where the Chinese oil of
peppermint is made.
GAMOPETALÊ. 117
820. Mentha Canadensis, L.

a, b, c. Plant in flower.
Vermont. Presented by Prof. Asa Gray. [Tastes like
a mixture of spearmint and horsemint.]
d, e. Flowering plant.
Rhode Island. Presented by Prof. Asa Gray. [Tastes like
a mixture of peppermint and bergamot mint.]
821. Mentha Canadensis, L., var. glabrata.

a. Plant in flower.
Vermont, Pringle. Presented by Prof. Asa Gray. [Tastes,
like peppermint, but less strong. This plant comes
very near to the Canton peppermint plant.]
822. Mentha incana, Willd.

a. Flowering stem.
Cultivated near Bombay; Dr. W. Dymock.« Yields an oil
of peppermint, but is not cultivated for purposes of

distillation.
823. Mentha piperita, L.

a. Plant in flower.
Sept.,,
1873.
824. Mentha Pulegium, L.

Sept.,,
1873.
825. Mentha viridis, L. “Mentha” (Cr.)
a. Leafy shoots.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
826. Origanum vulgare, L.

Cirencester; E. M. Holmes; Aug., 1879.

b. Ditto.
Sheerness ;
D. Hanbury.
827. Perilla arguta, Benth. “Shiso” (Jap.)

a. Leafy stems.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.) For fig. see ‘
So Mokou
Zoussetz,’ vol. xi., pi. 24.
118 GAMOPETALE.
828. Pogostemon Patchouli, Pellet.

a. Leafy stem.

Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882.
b. Ditto.
829. Thymus angustifolius, Per.
South of the Volga. (P.)
830. Thymus vulgaris, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Dept. Gard., S. France; May, 1850; D. Hanbury. See
Catalogue of the Hanbury Herbarium, p. 94, No. 425.
Tribe III. Monardee.

831. Monarda didyma, L. “Oswego Tea.”
a. Flowering stem.
E. M. Holmes.
b. Ditto.
Hohenacker. (P.)
832. Monarda punctata, L.

833. Rosmarinus officinalis, L.


b Flowering branch.
Rocks near the sea, Palazzo Orengo, Ventimiglia E. M. ;
Holmes; 1892. [The leaves are narrower in the

wild plant.]
834. Salvia aurea, L. “Wilde Salie.”

Genadendahl, Cape Colony; 1886; Rev. G. Hettascli.
Grown in ravines near water. Sudorific.
Tribe IV. Nepetee.

835. Nepeta Cataria, L.
Near Maple Durham, Reading; July, 1873.
Lul worth, Dorset; E. M. Holmes; Aug., 1881.
GAMOPETALAL 119
836. Nepeta Glechoma, Benth.

a. Flowering stems.
Japan; S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
Tribe V. STACHYDEa-.
837. Leonotis Leonurus, B. Br. (Umfinca fincane or Wild Dagga.)

a, b. Flowering branches.
LoA edale, South Africa

r 1886 ; Rev. A. Smith, M.A.
;
“ The chief African cure for snake bite.”
c. Ditto.
Cape of Good Hope ;
1886.
838. Leonotis ovata, Spreng.

a. Leafy stems.
Lovedale, South Africa Rev. A. Smith, M.A. “ Antidote
;
for snake bite also used for gall-sickness.”

;
839. Leonurus Sibiricus, L. “Armoise” (Or.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius J. Horne.;
840. Marrubium peregrinum, L.

Hungary ; Hohenacker, No. 90. (P.)
841. Marrubium vulgare, L.

Aug.,
1873.
842. Prunella vulgaris, L.

843. Stachys Îthiopica, L. “Hederich.”

Genadendahl, Caledon, Cape Colony Rev. G. Hettasch. ;
“Grows along river banks and dry river beds. Boiled

with sugar candy, it is used for whooping-cough.”
Tribe VII. Ajugoide/e.

844. Teucrium Africanum, Thunb. “Ubuhlungu” (Kaff.) ;
“Podder
Klauw ” (Dutch).
a. Flowering branches (two specimens).
Lovedale, South Africa; Rev. A. Smith, M.A. “Used
as an antidote for snake bite and in disinfecting
miltziekt meat.”
120 GAMOPETAL/'E.
PLANT AGIN AC E7E.

845. Plantago arenaria, Waldst. et Kit.
846. Plantago Ispaghula, Roxb.

Cultivated, Clapham Common, 1874 ;
raised from Indian
seeds ;
D. Hanbury.
b. Flowering plants.
E. M. Holmes.
847. Plantago lanceolata, L. “Petit plantaiy” (Cr.)
a. Flowering plant.
Mauritius ;
848. Plantago major, L. “Plantaiy” (Cr.)
a. Leafy plant.
Mauritius ;
b. The entire plant in flower and fruit.
Japan; S. A. Henson; 1884.
MONOCHLA MYDEsE.
SERIES I. CURVEMBRYE£.
NY CTAGINACE JE.
849. Boerhaavia repens, L.
a. Plant in flower.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
ILLECEBRACEtE.
850. Herniaria glabra, L.
a . Plant in flower.
On chalk dhbris, Swaffham, Norfolk; 13 July, 1884;
W. Bray.
851. Paronychia argentea, Lam.

a. Flowering plant.
Beersheba, ‘Plants Southern Syria,’ B. T. Lowne,

of
1863-4. Presented by T. Hanbury. See Pham. ‘
Journ.’ (3), vol. viii., p. 521.

MONOCHLAMYDE/E. 121
AMARANTACEÊ.
852. Achyranthes aspera, “Herbe Sergent"’ (Cr.)
L.
a. Twig, with flowers and fruit.
Mauritius J. Horne. Used as an alterative.
;
b. Flowering stems.
Jericho; ‘Plants of Southern Syria/ B. T. Lowne, 1863-4.
853. Alternanthera sessilis, R. Br. “Bride emballage" (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
854. Amarantus spinosus, L. “Parietaire” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stems.
Mauritius ;
b. Flowering stem. ( A dysentericus, Warsz.)

A. J. cle Warszewicz ;
May, 1851. See ‘De Cancl. Prodr./
vol. 13, p. 260.
855. Celosia argentea, L. “ Shokotoyokoto.”

a. Flowering stem and leafy stem.
Gold Coast ;
Dr. J. F. Easrnon.
CHENOPODIACEiE.
856. Chenopodium ambrosioides, L. “Herbe Pipi.” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a vermifuge.
b. Leafy stems. “Stink kruiden” (Boer.)

Genadenclahl, Cape Colony; Rev. G. Hettasch, 1866.
Used as an antispasmodic, diaphoretic, and anthel-
mintic, in infusion.
c. Flowering stem.
Missouri State, North America; Hohenacker, No. 143. (P.)
Var. anthelmintica, L.
d. Flowering stem.
Atlantic City, New Jersey ;
H. C.
e. Flowering stems.
Aug.,
1873.
122 MONOCHLAMYDE/E.
857. Chenopodium murale, L.

a. Flowering plant.
Caledon, Cape Colony; Key. G. Hettasch, 1887. “Used
for colic and flatulence.”
858. Chenopodium olidum, Curt. “ Geneesboschjes.”
a. Leafy stem with flowers.

Caledon, Cape Colony Rev. G. Hettasch. “ Probably an
;
upright form. The crushed leaves are applied to

fresh wounds.”
859. Exomis oxyrioides, Fenzl.

a. Leafy stem.
Cape of Good Hope.
860. Salsola Soda, L.
a. Flowering plant.
From the Steppes of the Lower Volga; Hohenacker, No.
525. (P.)
861. Spinacia oleracea, Mill. “Horenso” (Jap.)

a. Flowering stem.
PETIVERIACEyE.
862. Petiveria alliacea, L. “Guinea-hen Weed.”
a, b. Flowering stems (two specimens).
1878.
PHYTOLACCACEiE.
863. Giesekia pharnaceoides, L.
a. Flowering plant and stems.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
864. Phytolacca acinosa, Roxb. “Shonkei” (Jap.)

a. Leafy stem, with young inflorescence.
c. Fruiting branch.
865. Phytolacca stricta, Hoffm.

a. Flowering stems.
Lovedale, South Africa; Rev. A. Smith; 1886. “Roots

used for lung sickness.”
MONOCHLAMYDEÊ. 123
POLYGON ACE/E.
866. Coccoloba uvifera, L.
cl Detached leaf and inflorescence.
b. Stems with inflorescence and detached leaves.

867. Muehlenbeckia complexa, Meissn.

a. Leafy stem and detached fruit.
The stems are said to be used like sarsaparilla in Australia.

(P-)
868. Polygonum Bistorta, L.

a. Flowering stem.
Le Puy, France ;
3 June, 1854 ;
D. Hanbury.
b. Flowering stem.
c. Flowering stem and detached leaf.

May,
1873.
869. Polygonum serrulatum, Lag. “Water gras.”

ct. Leafy stems, with flowers.
Caledon, Cape Colony Rev. G. Hettasch. “ Grows in
;
river beds.”
870. Polygonum Sieboldi, Meissn.

cl Flowering stem.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. For fig. see ‘So Mokou
Zoussetz,’ vol. vii., p. 47.
871. Polygonum tinctorium, Lour.

a. Flowering stems.
China ;
from the Director, Kew Gardens ;
Nov., 1883.
Yields a kind of indigo.
872. Rheum australe, D. Don. (R. Emodi, Wall.)

a. Flowering stem.
b. Leaves.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park. [The
stems of the inflorescence are deep red, scabrous, and
downy.]
c. Flowering stem, and stem with fruit.
d. Stem with leaf, and flowering stem.

124 MONOCHLAMYDE/E.
873. Rheum officinale, Baill.

a. Leaf only (two specimens).
b (1), (2) Leaves only, (3) Stems with leaves, (4) Flowering,
stem (four specimens).
Oct, 1872; D H anbury.
c. Leaf only (two specimens).
Cultivated, Banbury ; 1878 ;
R. Usher.
d. Stem, with fruit (three specimens).
1879.
874. Rheum palmatum, L.

o Leaf and stem, with fruit.
, b. Leaf only.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew; July, 1880.
875. Rumex Acetosa, L.

a. Flowering stem, leafy stem, and detached leaf.
876. Triplaris Surinamensis, Cham. “Taxi.”

a. Flowering twig and detached flowers.
Santarem; March, 1853. “A tall, elegant tree, abundant
on the banks of the Cupari. Bark astringent the ;
decoction of it is used as a gargle.”— H. W. Bates.

SERIES III. multiovulata: terrestres.

NEPENTHACEAL
877. Nepenthes gracilis, Korth.
a. Fruiting branch, with pitchers.
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog. Presented by T. Hanbury.
878. Nepenthes trichocarya, Miq.

a. Leafy stem, with pitchers.
b. Fruiting stem.
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog. Presented by T. Hanbury.
ARISTOLOCHIACE2E.
879. Aristolochia bracteata, Retz.
a Twig, with flowers and fruit.
Kurnool ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
;
MONOCHLAMYDE/E. 125
830. Aristolochia Clematitis, L.

Sept.,
1877.
881. Aristolochia hirta, L.

a Fruiting stems.
Mount Hermon, 4,000 feet; ‘Plants of Southern Syria
B. T. Lowne ;
1863-4. Presented by T. Hanbury.
'882. Aristolochia Indica, L.

a. Leafv stem, with root attached.
*/ *
Cuddapah ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
883. Aristolochia Maurorum, L.

a. Leafy twig, with fruit.
Bashan, ‘
Plants Southern Syria
of B. T. Lowne
1863-4. Presented by T. Hanbury.
884. Aristolochia pallida, Willd.

a. Flowering stems.
Karst Mountains, Illyria; Hohenacker, No. 522. (P.)
885. Aristolochia rotunda, L.

a. Leafy plant, with flowers.
Tivoli; 4 July, 1832 ;
J. Woods; Ex Herb. J. Collins.
(P)
b. Flowering stems.
Dalmatia ;
886. Aristolochia sempervirens, L.

a. Leafy stem, with flower.
Banias ;
‘Plants of Southern Syria ;’ B. T. Lowne, 1863-4.
887. Aristolochia Serpentaria, L.

a. Fruiting leafy stem, with root attached.
D. Hanbury. [Apparently picked out of the serpentary
root of commerce.]
888. Aristolochia Sipho, L’H^rit.

a. Detached leaves and stem.
Louisiana, U.S.A. ;
Dr. Engelmann.
126 MON OCHLAM YD KM.
889. Aristolochia tomentosa, Sims.
a. Flowering stem, and detached portion of the woody stem.
North America; Hohenacker, No. 810. (P.)
890. Asarum Europseum, L.

a. Leaves, with flower.
Cultivated, Loyal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park.
[A
coloured drawing of A. Eufopceum accompanies this
specimen.]
891. Asarum Sieboldii, Miq. “Saishin” (Jap.)

a. Leaf, with rhizome attached.
Picked out of the imported drug.
b. Leaf with rhizome attached.
SERIES IV. MICREMBRYEAi.

piperacea:.
892. Piper aduncum, L.
a. Leafy stems (two specimens).
Offered in the London market as Matico; Sept., 1879.
893. Piper Betle, L.

Cultivated at Dangstein House, Haslemere; June, 1879.
894. Piper caninum, Blume. (Cubeba canina, Miq.)

a. Leafy stem.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Java ;
Hr. Treub.
b. Leafy branchlet.
Dr. Treub; 1890.
895. Piper colubrinum, Link.

“ In dense forests on the Corcovado, near Rio de Janeiro.”
G. Gardner ;
896. Piper Cubeba, L. (Cubeba officinalis, Miq.)

a.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew ;

March, 1869.
b. Leafy branch.
Ex Herb. Hort. Bot. Bog.; Dr. Treub ;
1890.
MONOCHLAMYDE/E. 127
897. Piper elongatum, var. a cordulatum, C. D. C.
a. Leafy stem.
b. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
Offered in the London markets as “Matico;” Sept., 1879.
c. Leafy stem.
898. Piper Futo-kadsura, Sieb. et Zucc.

a. Flowering twigs and detached flowers.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park. (Male

catkins only.) This species is a native of Japan.
899. Piper Lessertianum, C. D. C.

a. Leafy twig and detached leaves.
Offered for sale in the London markets as “Matico;”
Sept., 1879.
“ An
evergreen shrub, 8 to 10 feet high leaves very aromatic ; used in
;
medicine by the natives of Peru. Imported as “Matico aromatica.”
900. Piper longum, L.

a. Flowering plant.
Cultivated, Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon ;
Dr.
H. Trimen; Feb., 1882.
Madras ; Dr. G. Bidie.
901. Piper mollissimum, Blume. (Cubeba mollissima, Miq.)

a. Leafy branch.
Dr. Treub ;
1890. This plant
yields “Keboe” cubebs. See ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol.
xxi., p. 518.
902. Piper nigrum, L.

a. Leafy branchlet, with fruit.

Dr.
H. Trimen ;
1882.
903. Piper ribesioides, Wall.

a. Leafy branch and detached fruit.
Perak; L. Wray; 1892. A small quantity of the fruit

is collected for medicinal use. See c
Pharm. Journ/
(3), vol. xxiii., p. 121.
128 MON OCHLAM YDEyE.
904. Piper Siriboa, L.
a. Leafy branchlet.
b. Leafy stem and detached inflorescence.
Dr. H. Trimen ;
1882 .
905. Piper subpeltatum, Willd. “Gros Baume” (Cr.)

a. Leafy stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used in vesical catarrh and for
wounds.
906. Piper species. (Rio Janeiro jaborandi.)

a. Leafy twig and detached leaves (two specimens).
Picked out of the drug as offered in the London drug
market.
CHLORANTHACE.E.
907. Chloranthuus inconspicuus, Sw.
a. Flowering twig and leafy twig.
908. Hedyosmum nutans, Sw. “ Cigar or Tobacco bush of Jamaica.”
a. Flowering stem, and stem with fruit.
Port Royal and Blue Mountains, 5,000 to 6,000 feet

Jamaica; D. Morris, M.A. See Grisebach’s ‘Flora of
the British West Indian Islands,’ p. 173.
MYRISTICEJS.
909. Myristica species. “Uca-uba.”
a. Leafy branchlet.
Santarem, Para; W. H. Bates; Mar., 1853 ;
No. 16. A
decoction of the bark isused as an application to old
wounds and sores. The name “ Uca-uba ” is applied
to M. fatua in Hooker’s Journ, ‘
Bot.,’ vol. iii. Presen-
ted by T. Hanbury.
910. Myristica Guatemalensis, Hemsl.

a. Leafy branch with one fruit, and detached fruits.
Guatemala sent by G. W. Skinner to Dr. Pereira in 1852,

;
and determined by D. Hanbury to be then an

’
undescribed species. See Biologia Centrali- Americana

‘
vol. iii., p. 66, t. lxxiv., fig. 5, 6.

MONOCHLAMY DEyE. 129
911. Myristica fatua, Houtt.

a. Flowering branch and detached
leaves.
912. Myristica fragrans, Houtt.

(I. Flowering branchlet and detached immature fruit.
MONIMIACEiE.
913. Peumus Boldus, Molina. (Boldoa fragrans, Pers.)
Picked out of the drug of commerce; 1880.
b. Ditto.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Cardens, Regent’s Park ;
Dec.,
1878.
914. Tambourissa quadrifida, Sonner. “Bois tambour (Cr.)
a. Leafy branchlet.
Mauritius; J. Horne. Used for skin diseases.
SERIES IV. DAPHNALES.

LAURINEiE.
915. Cinnamomum Burmanni, Blume.
Cultivated, Botanical Cardens, Java; T. Hanbury. [The
leaves taste sweet.]
916. Cinnamomum Burmanni, Blume. var. lanceolata.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated, Botanical Cardens, Java Hanbury. [The
;
T.
taste of the leaves resembles a mixture of cassia and
almonds.]
917. Cinnamomum Burmanni, Blume, var. Kiamis. (C. Kiamis, Nees.)

a. Leafv
V
branchlet.
Sumatra. Presented by T. Hanbury. The taste resembles
that of cassia.]
918. Cinnamomum Camphora, Nees. var.

China; T. Hanbury. [Taste bitter, slightly aromatic.]
Jl
130 MONOOHLAMYDEAi.
919. Cinnamomum Camphora, Nees. et Eberm.

Ex Herb. J. Collins ;
1880. (P.)
920. Cinnamomum Cassia, Blume.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Botanical Gardens, Buitenzorg, Java. Presented by T.
Hanbury.
921. Cinnamomum citriodorum, Thw.

Dr.
H. Trimen. [The leaves have a citronelle flavour.]
922. Cinnamomum Culilawan, Blume.

a. Leafy branchlet, with enlarged calyces.
923. Cinnamomum dulce, Nees.

a. Flowering twigs.
924. Cinnamomum Reinw.

iners,
a. Leafy shoot (two specimens).
925. Cinnamomum iners, Reinw. var. subvenosum, D. C.

a. Leafy branchlet.
[This variety has much more flavour than the type or the
var. trinerve .]
926. Cinnamomum iners, Reinw. var. trinerve, D. C.
a. Leafy branchlet.
I
927. Cinnamomum Javanicum. Blume.

a. Leafy branchlet.
[In this species the leaf has numerous transverse veins
between the nerves, as in the Melcistomacece .]
928. Cinnamomum Loureirii, Nees.

a. Leafy branchlet.
929. Cinnamomum nitidum, Hook. var.

930. Cinnamomum ovalifolium, Wight.

a. Leafy branchlet, with enlarged calyces.
MONOCHLAMYDE/E. 131
931. Cinnamomum pedunculatum, J. Presl.
a. Leafy branchlet.
Var. (3 nervosum, Meissn.

a. Leafy branchlet.
932. Oinnamomum rubrum, Blume. (C.Culilawan P rubrum.)

a— e. Leafy branchlets ;
five specimens. [These specimens
have no flavour.]
933. Cinnamomum rubrum, var. Celebicum, Nees. (C. Culilawan,

Nees. var. Celebicum.)
a. Leafy branchlet.
[The leaves have a slight nutmeg flavour, and are decidedly
bitter.]
934. Cinnamomum Sieboldii, Meissn.

a. Leafy branchlet.
935. Cinnamomum Sintok, Blume.

a. Leafy shoot.
[The leaves have a pleasant verbena-like flavour.]
All the above specimens, from Cinnamomum Culilawan to
C. were sent from the Botanical Gardens,
Sintok,
Buitenzorg, Java, to the late D. Hanbury, and were
presented by his brother, T. Hanbury, in 1885.
936. Cinnamomum Tamala, T. Nees and Eberm.

/
a. Leafy branchlet (two specimens).

Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew. [The taste resembles
that of the bark of Cassia vera.]
b, c, d, e. Flowering branchlets.
Dr.
H. Trimen.
937. Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, Nees.

a. Leafy twig.
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew. [The stem tastes
exactly like cinnamon.]
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park 3 J une,
;
1879. This has the true cinnamon taste, but has much
more ovate and broader leaves than the Peradeniya
specimen.
132 MONOCHLAMYDEÊ.
c. Leafy shoot (1st kind of the Collectors).

Near Peradeniya 1880. “Of course not equal to the
— H. T.
;
cultivated plant.”
d. Leafy shoots (2nd kind of the Collectors).
e. Ditto (3rd „ „ ).
/. Ditto (4th „ „ ).
Peradeniya; 1880 Dr. H. Trimen. [None of the last

;
four kinds possess the true cinnamon flavour, and all

have narrower and more lanceolate leaves than a and &.]
938. Nectandra Rodisei, Schomb.

b. Ditto.
British Guiana. (P.)
Tribe I. Litseaceê.
939. Lindera sericea, Bl.

a. Flowering twig.
Japan; Henson; 1885.

S. (P.) [The wood has a
pleasant taste and odour, and is used for making
tooth brushes in Japan.]
940. Litsea glauca, Sieb.

a. Flowering twig.
Presented by T. Hanbury ;
1884.
941. [Litsea sebifera, Pers. ?] (Tetranthera laurifolia, Jacq.) “Bois

d’oiseau” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
942. Sassafras officinale, Nees.

a. Flowering shoots, with section of root.
Lousiana ;
Dr. Engelmann.
943. Umbellularia Californica, Nutt.

a. Flowering twigs.
1879.
Tribe III. Cassytheê.
944. Cassytha filiformis, L. “Liane sans fin.” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stems.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for diarrhoea and dysentery.
MONOCHLAMYDE/E. 133
THYMELyEACEiE.
Tribe I. EuTHMYELiEEAS.
945. Artlirosolen polycephalus, C. A. Mey. “January Bosch.”
a. Flowering twigs.
Carnarvon, Cape Colony; Dr. Hanau; 1887. Employed
as a purgative and emetic.
946. Daphne Genkwa, Sieb. and Zucc. “Choji sakura” (Jap.)

a. Flowering branches
947. Daphne Gnidium, L.

a. Plant in flower, and detached root.
Hohenacker ;
No. 667. (P.)
b. Branches in flower and fruit.
La Mortola, Ventimiglia; E. M. Holmes; 1892.
948. Daphne Laureola, L.

a. Flowering branch (two specimens).
Buckingham; March, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
949. Daphne Mezereum, L.

a. Flowering twig.
b. Leafy twig.
Specimen a was grown in the Royal Botanic Gardens,
Regent’s Park, April, 1873; and specimen b at the
Royal Gardens, Kew, Feb., 1879.
950. Wickstrcemia viridiflora, Meissn. “ Herbe tourterelle ” (Or .1

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Employed as an emetic.
Tribe III. Aquilarie^:.

951. Aquilaria Agallocha, Roxb. “Medang.”
a. Leafy stem.
Island of Riouw ;
from Professor Van Eeden, Haarlem.
952. Aquilaria grandiflora, Benth.

cl Flowering branches (two specimens).
Cultivated ;
Botanical Gardens, Hong Kong, C. Ford ;
May, 1889.
Island of Hainan ;
H.M. Consul, W. R. Carles; 1890.
134 MONOCJHLAMYDEÊ.
953. Aquilaria Malaccensis, Lam.

a. Leafy twig.
Island of Riouw ;
1890. Said to yield “Garoo” wood.
ELASAGNACEAL.
954. Elesegnus angustifolla, L.
a. Flowering twig.
Purchased from Germany.
SERIES V. ACHLAMYDOSPOREÊ.
SANTALACEAL
955. Santalum album, L.
a, b. Flowering branchlet (two specimens).
Botanical Gardens, Buitenzorg, Java. Presented by T.
Hanbury.
c. Flowering twigs.
Tschandarum Maram ;
No. 280 ;
d. Flowering branchlets. “Ooma oya” (Singh.)
The young plants were raised at the Peradeniya Botanical

Gardens, Ceylon.
India; G. Pugh; 1873.
SERIES VI. UNISEXUALES.

EUPHORBIACEAC.
Tribe I. Euphorbieje.
956. Euphorbia corollata, L.

a. Flowering stems.
Pennsylvania ;
957. Euphorbia Cyparissias, L.

a. Flowering stems.
West Mailing, Kent; H. C. H. Oliver; 1882.
958. Euphorbia Indica, Lam. “Herbe Chatte” (Or.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Purgative and emetic.
959. Euphorbia Ipecacuanha, L.

a. Flowering stems.
c
b. Engraving of the plant. PI. lxxii.’
North America ;
G. Watson.
MONOCHLAMYDEAE. 135
960. Euphorbia Lathyris, L. “Horu to so.” (Jap.)
a. Leafy stem, with young fruit.
Japan ;
S. Henson ;
1885. (P.)
961. Euphorbia pilulifera, L. (E. hirta, L.) “Jean Robert” (Cr.)
a. Flowering plant and detached flowers.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for asthma.
b. Ditto. «
1880.
962. Euphorbia thymifolia, L. “Rougette” (Cr.)

a. Flowering plant and detached flowers.
Mauritius ;
Tribe II. Stenolobieê.
963. Beyeria viscosa, Miq.

a. Leafy twig.
b. Flowering twigs and female flowers.
Acanthe Gate, S. W. Australia; Dec., 1876. Presented
by G. C. Druce.
Tribe III. Buxeê.

964. Buxus Japonica, J. Mull. “Tsuge” (Jap.)
a. Flowing twigs.
Tribe IV. Phyllantheê.

965. Phyllanthus Casticum, Raeusch. “Oastique” (Cr.)
a. Leafy branchlet.
Mauritius ;
966. Phyllanthus Emblica, W.

Bombay ;
1885 ;
J. G. Prebble.
967. Phyllanthus Niruri, L.

a. Flowering plant.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
b. Fruiting plant, “Curanelli blanc” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used for gonorrhoea.
968. Phyllanthus Urinaria, L. “Curanelli rouge” (Cr.)

a. Flowering plant.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a diuretic and sudorific.
136 MONOCHLAMYDEiE.
Tribe VI. Croton e/e.

969. Acalypha colorata, Spr. “Bois queue de rat” (Cr.)
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Astringent.
970. Aleurites Molluccana, Willd.

Botanical Gardens, Ceylon; Dr. H. Trimen; 1882.
b. Twig, with flowers and detached leaves.
Dr. G. Bidie
December, 1885.
c. Flowering blanchlet and detached leaves.
West Indies ;
L. Hahn. [In specimen c the leaves are two
to five lobed.]
971. Cluytia hirsuta, L. “ Ubuhlungu bedila ” (Kaffir).
a. Leafy twigs, with flowers (two specimens).

Rev. A. Smith, M.A. ;
1886.
“ Antidote in blood poisoning from c
milt-ziekte,’ and
for disinfecting the meat.”
972. Croton Draco, Schlecht.

a. Detached inflorescence and leaves.
Probably from Panama. The specimen appears to have been presented
many years ago by D. Hanbury. See Catalogue of the Hanbury
Herbarium, p. 102, No. 478.
973. Croton flocculosus, Geiseler.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Martinique. “
The bark is met with in commerce as
Cascarilla bark. The balsamic juice of the tree is
used in medicine in the West Indies.” Hohenacker,
No. 748. (P.)
974. Croton niveus, Jacq.

a. Flowering branchlets and detached bark.
Martinique. This yields “ Quina blanca,” and a variety

of “ Copalchi ” bark. Hohenacker, No. 749. (P.)
975. Croton Tiglium, L.

a. Flowering blanchlets.

Dr. H. Trimen.
MONOCHLAMYDEJE. 137
976. Chrozophora tinctoria, Necker.

a Leafy twig, with fruit.
South of France D. Hanbury. See Catalogue of the
;
Hanbury Herbarium, p. 102, No. 477. (Benth. Gen.

Plant IIP, p. 305).
977. Hippomane Mancinella, L.
a. Twigs and detached leaves.
Martinique; Hohenacker, No. 753.
978. Hura crepitans, L.

979. Jatropha Curcas, L.

a. Flowering twigs.
June, 1887.
b. Flowering twig.
Canara. “ The seeds were formerly known as ‘
Semina
Ricini majoris ;
’
‘
Ficus infernalis ;
’
or ‘
Nuces
Catharticse Americanse;’ or ‘
Barbadenses ;’
and the
oilwas known as Oleum infernale ‘ ’
or ‘
Oleum Ricini
majoris.’” Hohenacker, No. 433.
980. Jatropha glandulifera, Roxb.

a. Flowering twigs.
Bombay ;
J. G. Prebble. (See Dymock, ‘
Materia Medica
Western India,’ p. 574.)
981. Jatropha multifida, L.


b. Inflorescence and detached leaves.
Madras ;
Hr. G. segments are more
Bidie. In b the
pinnatifid than in a. (The seeds were formerly known
in Europe as “ Nuces purgantes” or “Behen magnum,”
and the oil as “ Oleum Pinhoes.”)
982. Mallotus Philippinensis, Mull. Arg.

a. Leafy twig, with flowers and fruit.
b. Leafy twig, with flowers.

Mount Aboo, Rajputana J. G. Prebble ; ;
Jan ,
1888.
c. Flowering twig and detaehed leaf.
Presented by D. Hanbury see Catalogue of the Hanbury ;
Herbarium, p. 103, No. 483.

d. Flowering twig.
Cultivated, Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
138 MONOCHLAMYDEÊ.
983. Manihot utilissima, L.

a. Leafy twig and portion of root.
Cultivated, W. Indies ;
984. Ricinus communis, L.

a. A seedling plant.
Cold Coast; Dr. J. F. Easmon ;
1888.
Algiers; W. Schimper ;
1832.
c. Flowering and fruiting branchlets.
Madras ;
Dr. C. Bidie.
985. Sapium aucuparium, Jacq.

a. Flowering twigs.
986. Sapium species.

a. Leaves only.
Bogota; R. Thompson. Yields the “virgen” rubber of
Colombia.
987. Stillingia sebifera, Michx.

Cultivated, Algeria ;
988. Tragia involucrata, L.

a. Flowering plant (two specimens).
Matheran, W. Chats ;
alt. 2,500 feet ;
J. G. Prebble
1886.
urticacea:.
Tribe I. Ulmea:.
989. Ulmus fulva, Michx.

a. Twig, with young fruit.
Bethlehem, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania ;

J. Wolle.
Tribe II. Celtidea:.
990. Celtis reticulosa, Miq.

a. Drawing of flowering branch.
Ex Chem. Pharm. Lab., Buitenzorg; Dr. M. Treub; 1890.

This plant yields the Kitaai wood of Java, the faecal
odour of which is due to skatol. See ‘Pharm. Journ.
1010 and (3), vol. xxi., p. 518.
(3), vol. xix., p. ;
;
MON OCHLAMYDEÊ. 139
Tribe IIT. Cannabinea:.

991. Cannabis sativa, L.
a. Flowering stem, with female flowers.

Sept.,
1873.
b. Ditto, with male flowers.
c. Ditto, with female flowers.
d. Flowering stem, with female flowers and fruit.
Madras ;
Dr. G. Bidie.
992. Humulus Lupulus, L.

a. Flowering stem, with female flowers.
b. Flowering stem, with male and female flowers (a monoecious
specimen). Presented by Mr. H. 0. Huskisson.
\
Tribe IV. Moke,e.
993. Broussonetia papyrifera, Vent.

cl Flowering shoots.
Dalmatia, Alschinger. ( Quasi sponte.) (P.) This plant
is a native of Japan and the Society Islands.
994. Dorstenia Brasiliensis, Lam.

a. Radical leaves and root.
Ceara; G. Gardner; No. 2310; Ex Herb. J. Collins.
995. Dorstenia Contrayerva, L.

a. Leaf and inflorescence (two specimens).
July,
1873.
996. Ficus oppositifolia, Roxb.

cl. Flowering twig.
Saidapat Dr. G. Bidie; 1885.
;
997. Ficus species.

a. Leafy shoot.
Thomas, West Africa. Presented by T. Christy;
Isle of St.
1884. Local name “Obata;” found at about 500
metres above the level of the sea. It is thickly tufted,
and measures between five and six metres in height
the trunk is short, being only about one metre. It
produces caoutchouc.
140 MONOOHLAMYDEAi.
998. Morus nigra, L.

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Cardens, Regent’s Park 1873.
;
Tribe V. Artocarpeê.
999. Antiaris toxicaria, Lesch.
a. Leafy branchlet.
b. Branchlet. Three specimens, a, b, c.
a and b from Ulu Selama c from River Plus, Perak
; ;
L. Wray ;
1892. The leaves vary in size, shape, and
degree of hairiness.
1000. Cecropia palmata, Willd.

a. Root, leaf, and inflorescence.
Martinique, West Indies; Hohenacker, No. 815. (P.)
1001. Cecropia peltata, L.

Ceara; G. Gardner; No. 1845; Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P).
juglandeJe.
1002. Juglans cinerea, L.
a. With flower.
Woods near Philadelphia; Sept., 1860; H. C.
b. Flowering twig.
Pennsylvania. (P.)
1003. Platycarya strobilacea, Sieb. and Zucc.

Japan; S. Henson. (P.)
MYRICACEiE.
1004. Myrica cerifera, L.
a. FloAvering branchlets.
North America ;
1005. Myrica Nagi, Thunb.

a. Flowering branchlets (two specimens).
Nepal 1821 Ex. Herb. J. Collins.

; ;
1006. Myrica Xalapensis, H. B. & K.

“ Wax Myrtle,” Guatemala Ex Herb. D. Hanbury.
;
See
Godman and Salvin., ‘Biologia Centrali-Amer.,’ pt. xv.,
p. 164, and D. C. Prod, xvi., pt. 2, p. 150. [A specimen
of myrtle wax from the fruits of this species is in the
Materia Medica Collection.]
MONOCHLAMYDEÊ. 141
1007. CASUARINE/E.
Casuarina equisetifolia, L.
a. Flowering twigs, (1) male, and (2) female plant.
b. Twig, with fruits.
Bombay J. G. Prebble 1885.
; ;
CUPULIFER.E.
1008. Quercus Aegilops, L.

a. Leafy twig and detached stem.
Greece Hohenacker, No. 394.

;
(P.)
1009. Quercus Cerris, L.

a. Flowering branchlet, and branchlet with young fruit.
1010. Quercus coccifera, L. var.

cl Leafy twig.
Cephalonia. (P.)
1011. Quercus Libani, Oliv.

a. Leafy twigs.
Taurus Hohenacker, No. 821.

;
(P.)
1012. Quercus serrata, Thunb. “Hosa” (Jap.)
1013. a. Flowering branchlet.
Japan S. Henson 1885. (P.) The wood is used

; ;
for
making charcoal, and the bark to prepare a dye.
SERIES VII. ORDINES ANOMALI.

SALICINE2E.
Salix alba, L.
a. Flowering branchlets, with male and female inflorescence.
Sevenoaks E. M. Holmes 1893.
; ;
G YMNOSPERMEsE.
GNETACEAi.
1014. Ephedra Helvetica, C. A. Mey. “Moa” (Jap.)
a. Leafy branchlet.
1015. Ephedra monostachya, L.

a. Branch in fruit.
Cultivated, Palazzo, Orengo, Ventimiglia ;

T. Hanbury.
142 GYMNOSPERMEÊ.
CONIFERS.
Tribe I. Cupressineze.
1016. Callitris quadrivalvis, Vent.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated, Royal G-ardens, Kew.
b. Branchlet with young cones, and detached cones.
1017. Thuya occidentalis, L.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks; 1892.
1018. Thuya orientalis, L. (Biota orientalis, Endl.)

a. Branchlet, with male catkins.
Germany. (P.)
This plant is often confounded with T. occidentalis ,
hut it is easily
distinguished by the absence of the nauseous odour of the foliage of that
plant, and by the seeds being winged.
1019. Juniperus Oxycedrus, L. “ Cade ” (Fr.)
Presented by D. Hanbury; December, 1874.
1020. Juniperus rigida, Sieb. and Zucc.

1021. Juniperus Sabina, L., var. cupressifolia, Ait.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Palazzo Orengo, Mentone ;
T. Hanbury.
Germany. (P.
1022. Juniperus Virginiana, L.

a. Branchlet, with male catkins.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Presented by

T. Hanbury; Feb., 1869.
Tribe III. Taxeze.
1023. Taxus baccata, L.

a. Branchlet, with male flowers.
Shiere, Surrey; May, 1873; E. M. Holmes.
GYMNOSPERMEiE. 143
Tribe VI. Abietine/e.
1024. Abies pectinata, D. C. “Silver Fir.”

a. Leafy branchlet and portion of detached bark.
Germany. (P. Hohenacker, No. 824. [This tree yields

Strassburg turpentine.]
1025. Picea alba, Link. “White Spruce.”

a. Branchlet with young cones, and detached mature cones.
Germany. (P.)
1026. Pinus palustris, Mill.

a. Leafy branchlet.
South Carolina ;
1027. Pinus Pumilio, Haenke. (Mountain Pine.)

a. Leafy branchlet.

b. Male and female branchlets.
Germany. (P.)
1028. Pinus Strobus, L. “Weymouth Pine.”

a. Leafy branchlet and detached immature cones.
Germany. (P.)
1029. Tsuga Canadensis, Carr. “Hemlock Spruce.”

a. Branchlet, with male catkins and detached cones.
Cultivated, Wurtemburg; Hohenacker, 685.

The hemlock extract used by tanners prepared from the bark, and
is
the hemlock pitch employed in medicine is a product of this tree.
MONOCOTYLEDONES.
SERIES I. MICROSPERMEAI.
ORCHIDEÊ.
1030. Angrsecum fragrans, Thou. “Faham” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a pectoral and antispas-
modic.
1031. Bletia hyacinthina, R. Br.

a. Leaves and flowers.
b. Plant in flower.
144 MONOCOTYLEDON ES.
1032. Cymbidium virens, Lindl.

a. Leafy stem.
1033. Cypripedium pubescens, Willd.
a. Flowering stem.
1034. Dendrobium moniliforme, Sw.

a. Plant in flower.
1035. Serapias species.
a. Plant in flower, with tuber.
River Kishor, Palestine; B. T. Lowne 1883-4; ‘Plants ;
of Southern Syria ;’
Ex. Herb. D. Hanbury.
1036. Vanilla aromatica, Sw.

a. Leafy stem and detached flower.
1037. Vanilla ensifolia, Rolfe, Kew Bull., 1892, p. 141, No. 19.
a. Leaves and flowers of the vanilla plant.
Patia, New Grenada. Presented by T. Hanbury.

This species was described by Mr. Rolfe from the flowers of this
specimen, the leaves only of the plant occurring in the Kew Herbarium.
SERIES EPIGYNZE.
II.
SCITAMINEdi.
Tribe I. Zingibere.e.
1038. Alpinia Galanga, Willd. “Kaloowala” (Singh.)

a. Flowering spike, spike with fruit and detached leaf.
Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon Dr. H. Trimen. ;
1039. Alpinia officinarum, Hance.

a. Leafy stem and detached flowers.
Dr. H. Trimen
Feb., 1882.
1040. Amomum Granum-Paradisi, L.

a. Leafy stem and detached fruit and rhizome.
Cultivated, Clapham D. Hanbury
;
Oct., 1873.;
1041. Amomum Melegueta, Rose.

a. Leafy stem, with rhizome attached.
Botanical Gardens, Paradeniya, Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
b. Leafy plant.
Sierra Leone; Rev. W. Young; 1854. (The small variety.)
MONOCOTYLEDONES. 145
1042. Amomum species. “Bla.”

a. Leafy stem.
Grand Bassa, Liberia ;
Senator S. A. Benson ;
1853.
“ Amomum with ribbed fruits,
No. 17 of Benson’s list.
This specimen was sent in vinegar with the fruit I ;
dried it myself.” D. Hanbury. — Presented by T.

Hanbury.
1043. Costus glabratus. Sw.

a. Leafy stem and inflorescence.
Martinique ;
Hohenacker ;
No. 830. (P.)
1044. Curcuma Zedoaria, Rose.

a. Leafy plant and detached flower.
Bombay ;
Dr. W. Dymock.
1045. Curcuma Zerumbet, Roxb.

a. Flowering stem.
Flowered at the Botanical Gardens, Regent’s Park ;
from
a rhizome sent by Dr. Dymock to E. M. H.
1046. Elettaria Cardamomum, Maton.

a. Flowering scape and detached leaves (two specimens).
Ex. Hort. Kew ;
Nov., 1866.
b. Flower stems and detached leaves.
Paradeniya Gardens, Ceylon ;

Dr. H. Trimen ;
Feb., 1882.
1047. Elettaria Cardamomum, Maton. var. /? major, Thw. “Ensal”

(Singh.)
a. Flowering scape and leaf.
Ceylon; 1866 ;
D. Hanbury.
b. Flowering scape and leaves.
Dr. H. Trimen ;
28 Feb., 1882.
1048. Zingiber officinale, Rose.

a. Leafy stems and detached flowering scape.
Canara; Hohenacker, No. 544. (P.)
b. Flowering plant, with rhizome attached.
Flowered at Bombay, Nov., 1880, in Dr. W. Dy mock’s
garden.
146 MONOCOTYLEDONE.S.
c. Leafy stem.
Bombay ;
Dr. W. Dymock.
d. Flowering plant.
Botanical Dardens, Peradeniya, Ceylon Dr. H. Trimen
;
1882.
.
Tribe II. Maranteaj.
1049. Maranta arundinacea, L.
a. Plant in flower.
Cultivated, Royal Dardens, Kew ;
1878. This is one of
the varieties cultivated at Natal.
b. Leafy stem and rhizome.

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Dardens, Regent’s Park.
IREMODORACE,E.
1050. Aletris farinosa, Ker.
a. Plant in flower.
New York ;
b. Plant in flower.
Woods, near Wissahicon ;
Herb. Coultas ;
June, 1858.
1051. Aletris Japonica, Lamb. “Hana sugi” (Jap.)

a. Plant in flower.
IRIDEJL
‘
1052. Iris Germanica, L.
a. Flowers onlv. %/
•
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Dardens, Regent’s Park

June, 1880.
b. Flowers only.
1054.
Cultivated, Royal Dardens, Kew.
1053. Iris versicolor, L.

cl. Inflorescence.
Swamps, Camden, near Philadelphia; May, 1858; H. C.
'
*
b .. .
Tribe II. Sisyrinchie^:.
?Belamcanda Chinensis, Bth. and Hook. (Pardanthus Chinensis,

Ker.)
a. Inflorescence.

AMARYLLIDEyE.
Tribe I. Hypoxide.®.
1055. Curculigo [recurvata, Royle, var.] “Coco Marroy” (Cr.)
a. Leafy stem and detached inflorescence.

[This specimen does not distinctly show the recurved inflorescence, but
. otherwise agrees well with this species as represented in the Kew
Herbarium. ]
1056. Curculigo orchioides, Gaertn. “Safed musli.”

a. Leafy stem, with roots.
Madras Dr. G. Bidie. It is considered demulcent, diuretic,
;
tonic, and aphrodisiac. See Dymock, ‘Mat. Med.

Western India,’ p. 666 ‘Pharm. Inch,’ p. 235. [Safed
;
musli is said to be also the produce of Murdannia

scapiflora, Royle, and Curculigo uncifolia, R. Br.]
b. Leafy stem, with detached flower.

Ex Herb. D. Hanbury. Presented by Mr. T. Hanbury.
Tribe II. Amarylle,®.
1057. Crinum Asiaticum, L.
a. Leaf and inflorescence.
Ceylon ;
Dr. H. Trimen.
DIOSCOREACES.
1058. Dioscorea sativa, L. “Shikokou” (Jap.)
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) See ‘So Mokou Zoussetz,’
yoI. xviii., tab. 16.
SERIES III. CORONARIES.

LILIACES.
Tribe I. Smilaceê.
1059. Rhipogonum album, Br.
Coasts, forests, and by the rivers, New South Wales ; 1818 ;
A. C. ;
1060. Rhipogonum parviflorum, R. Br.

New Zealand 1862 ; ;
A. C. ;
Ex Herb J. Collins.
b. Ditto. • * '
“North Island, New Zealand, on Cunningham’s last visit,

1838”; Ex Herb. J. Collins.
148 MONOCOTYLEDONES.
1061. Smilax anceps, Willd. “ Salsepareille ” (Cr.)
a. Leafy branch.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as an alterative and sudorific.
1062. Smilax aspera, L.

a. Flowering branches, female plant.
South of France ; 1849 ;

D. Hanbury. Presented by T.
Hanbury.
b. Flowering branchlets, female plant.
Italy ;
J. Woods ;
c. Flowering branchlets, male and female.
1063. Smilax aspera, L., var. maculata, A. D. C.

a Flowering branches, female.
.
Coonoor, India ;
J. G. Prebble.
b. Ditto.
Nepal, Wallich; 1821 ;
Ex. Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
1064. Smilax aspera, var. Mauritiana, Poir, Gren. and Godr.

a. Leafy branchlet.
Tivoli ;
Oct., 1825 ;
J. Woods ;
1065. Smilax China, L. “Sarutori ibasi” (Jap.)

a. Flowering branehes, female.
1066. Smilax glabra, Roxb.

a. Fruiting branch.
b. Leafy branchlet, with rhizome.
Hong Kong W. E. Crow. The source of the China
;
root
of Hong Kong; 1884. See Pharm Journ.’ ‘
(3),
vol. xxi., p. 477.
1067. Smilax hastata, Jacq.

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s Park; Nov.,

1873.
1068. Smilax Japicanga, Griseb.

a. Leaves.
Brazil. Presented by Messrs. Cyxiax and Farries. See
‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. v., p. 985.
;
1069. Smilax ornata, Hook. f. “Jamaica sarsaparilla.”

a. Leafy branchlet (four specimens).
Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew D. Hanbury; 1873. ;
See ‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xix., p. 989.
1070. Smilax ovalifolia, Roxb.

Coonoor, India ;
J. G. Prebble ;
1888.
1071. Smilax prolifera, Roxb.

a. Flowering branch of the female plant.
Silhet, Wallich ;
1072. Smilax species.

a. Leafy branch and detached roots.
Volcano Chiriqui ;
Coll A. J. de Warszewicz; Mar., 1853.
“ This species climbs to the height of 40 or 50 feet.
The roots arrived in a recent state. The chump part
was planted, but could not be made to shoot, though
much pain was taken with it by Mr. Skinner.” D. H. —
b. Smaller leaves from the same locality.
[The leaves in a and b are cordate ovate like those of
S. ornata Hook, f.] ,
c. Leafy branchlet, rhizome, and rootlets.
cl. Detached leaves, woody stem, and roots.

“ The Cordillera Chiriqui ;
‘
Sarson des Incliens ’
;
A. J.
de Warszewicz; received in England, May, 1851”
(D. H.) [The woody stem is square, with prickles
on the angles, and the leaves are cordate-oblong.]
e. Leafy stem.
“ The Vulcan Chiriqui and Cordillera des Vulcan No. 1 ;
Bale A. J. de Warszewicz
;
received in England ;
May, 1851.” “ Sarsa peluda des Indiens.”
/. Leafy branch, with detached root.

“ Bajorque occurs also on the Cordillera, near Ocana,
;
especially near the village of Aspanica. A. J. de

Warszewicz, who collected this specimen, informs me
the root is not now an article of trade 1853 ” (D. H.) ;
(The leaves are more obtuse and cuspidate, but other-

wise resemble those of a and b.)
With these specimens are three tracings hy D. H. of ( 1) Smilax officinalis,

H. B. H., three leaves and a prickly stem. “ Traced from a specimen in
Boupland’s collection in the Mus6e d’Histoire Naturelle at Paris. This
specimen was not seen hy Kunth.” The Paris label is as follows “Smilax :
officinalis H. B. K., Sarzaparilla incolarum, Bajorque (Rio Magdalena),

,
Herbier de l’Am6rique Equatoriale donne par M. A. Bonpland,

1852,” followed by and in M. Bonpland’s writing: “Mai, 1805, Rio
Magdalena, No. 1582 Sarza, Smilax Sarsaparilla Bojorque.” :,
(2) A tracing of two leaves and a small section of a slender stem “ made
from the specimen of S. officinalis contained in Humboldt’s collection in
the Musee d’Histoire Naturelle at Paris, which specimen was given to
the Museum by Kunth.” It was from this identical specimen that the
description of the plant in the ‘
Synopsis Plantar. yEquinoct. Orb. Nov.’
(Auct. C. S. Kunth), tom. i., p. 278, Paris, was drawn up. In Kunth’s
handwriting (according to Weddell) the inscription with the specimen
is as follows:
“ Smilax officinalis , MSS., No. 1582, Rio Magdalena,
Bojorque.”
(3) Smilax papyracea ,
Poir. A tracing of a leafy twig from Para, with
angular, very prickly, slender stems.
Tribe II. Asparagea:.
1073. Asparagus acutifolius, L. (A. Corruda, Scop.)

b. Branch in fruit.
Palazzo Orengo, Ventimiglia ;
in flower, Sept.,1892
E. M. Holmes. In fruit, Oct., 1892 ;
0. Cronemeyer.
1074. Asparagus falcatus, L.

a. Flowering stem.
1075. Asparagus lucidus, Lindl. “Kusisugi kadsura” (Jap.)
a. Flowering stem.
1076. Asparagus sarmentosus, L.

a. Stem, with roots attached.
Cuddapah ;
Dr. G-. Bidie.
1077. Asparagus umbellulatus, Bresl. “Asperge sauvage” (Cr.)
a. Portion of stem.
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as a diuretic.
Tribe IV. Polygonateê.
1078. Polygonatum officinale, All. (Solomon’s Seal.)

a . Flowering stem.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent s Park ;
May
1879.
;
1079. Polygonatum Thunbergii, Morr. et Decne.
a. Flowering stem.
Japan; S. Henson; 1885. (P.) See ‘
So Mokou Zoussetz,’
vol. vi., fig. 5.
1080. Polygonatum vulgare, Desf.

a. Flowering stem and portion of rhizome.
Tribe VIII. Aloineê.
*1081. Aloe ferox, Mill.

a. Leaf only.
*1082. Aloe platylepis, Baker.

a. Leaf only.
*1083. Aloe plicatilis, Mill.

a. Leaf only.
*1084. Aloe purpurascens, Haw.

a. Leaf only.
*1085. Aloe succotrina, Lam.

a. Leaf only.
*1086. Aloe vera, L.

a. Leaf only.

* The above specimens are duplicates of those used by Messrs. Bain-
bridge and Morrow in testing the juice of the aloe plants. See ‘Pharm.
Journ.’ (3), xx., p. 570.
b. Leaves and inflorescence.

Pisa ;
C. Sevi.
Tribe IX. Drac;ene/e.

1087. Dracaena reflexa, Lam. “Bois chandelle” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as an astringent and diuretic.
Tribe XII. Allied.

1088. Allium Victorialis, L.
a. Flowering stem and detached roots.
Yorarlberg Alps; Hohenacker, No. 160. (P.) The root

and fibrous base of the stem bear some resemblance to
that of the Spikenard (Ncirdostachys Jatamansi) it
was formerly known as the “Faux Nard de Dauphiny.”
See Catalogue of the Museum of the Pharmaceutical
Society, 1878, p. 145.
152 MONOCOTYLEDON!^.
Tribe XIV. Tulipe^:.
1089. Fritillaria Thunbergii, Miq. “ Haru yuri ” (Jap.)

a. Leafy stems.
1090. Lilium Japonicum, Thunb.

a. Leafy stem and detached flower.
Japan ;
S. Henson ; 1885. (P.) For fig. see ‘So Mokou
Zoussetz,’ vol. v., p. 69.
Tribe XV. Colchice/e.
1091. Colchicum autumnale, L.

cl Plant in flower.
b. Plant in fruit.
June, 1891 ;
E. M. Holmes.
Tribe XVII. Uvularieze.
1092. Gloriosa superba, L.

Salsette Island ;
J. G. Prebble ;
July, 1885.
Dried by the brethren of the Tranquebar Mission, about
1780; Ex Herb. J. Collins. (P.)
Tribe XX. Veratreze.

4
1093. Veratrum album, L.

a. Inflorescence and detached leaf.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks; June, 1891 ;

E. M. Holmes.
1094. Veratrum viride, Ait.

a. Leafy stem and portion of inflorescence.
In a swamp near Columbia Bridge Woods ;

Schuylkill,
June, 1860 ;
H. C.
b. Inflorescence and detached leaf.
Cultivated, Sevenoaks; E. M. Holmes; June, 1891.
COMMELIN ACE/E.
1095. Commelina Benghalensis, L. “Herbe Cochoy” (Cr.)
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
Commelina communis, L. “ Herbe Cochoy” (Cr.)

1096.
a. Flowering stem.
Mauritius ;
1097. Palisota Barteri, Hook. f.
a. Leaf.
Used in making the Mombutti arrow-poison. See
‘
Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xxi., p. 917-920.
SERIES IV. CALYCINEiE.

PALMÊ.
1098. Areca Catechu, L.
a. Portion of leaf and inflorescence, with young fruits.

Dr. H. Trimen.
SERIES IV. NUDIFLOR2E.

AROIDE7E.
1099. Acorus Calamus, L.
a. Leaf with spadix.
Cultivated, Royal Botanic Cardens, Regent’s Park; 1873.
1100. Acorus gramineus, Ait. “Seki shokou” (Jap.)

a. Leaf with spadix.
1101. Acorus spurius, Schott.

a. Plant, with spadix and rhizome attached.
1102. Arisaema ringens, Schott. “Musashi abumi” (Jap.)

a. Plant in flower, with portion of rhizome attached.
1103. Arum triphyllum, L. “Indian Turnip.” (Arisaema atrorubens,

Blume.)
a. With flower.
New Jersey.
1104. Pinellia tuberifera, Ten. «
a. Leafy stem, with tuber attached.

1105. Symplocarpus foetidus, Salisb. “Skunk Cabbage.’

a. Leaves only.
Pennsylvania.
154 MON OCOTYLEDONES.
1106. Oryptocoryne spiralis, Fisch.

a. Small plant in flower, with rhizome attached.
Coimbatore, South India; D. Hooper; June, 1889. This
species, or others allied to it, are believed to afford
the false ipecacuanha imported from India. See
‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xviii., p. 628.
SERIES VI. GLUMACEiE.

CYPERACEJ5.
1107. Cyperus rotundus, L. “ Herbe d oignoy” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower, with rhizome attached.
Mauritius ;
1108. Scirpus maritimus, L.

a . Flowering stem.
Japan; S. A. Henson; 1885.
graminea:.
1109. ASgilops ovata, L.
a. Fruiting stem.
Mount Tabor, Southern Syria; B. T. Lowne ;
1863-4.
1110. Andropogon muricatus, Retz. “ Vet i vert” j

(Cr.)
a. Leafy stem.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
b. Flowering stem.
India; J. G. Prebble ;
1889.
1111. Androgon Nardus, L. “ Citronelle.”
a. Leafy stem.
Yields “ Oil of Citronelle.”
b. With root.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
»
1112. Andropogon Schcenanthus, L.

a. Leafy stem and detached inflorescence.
Yields “Oil of Ginger Grass.” (The grass has a rose

flavour.)
b. Flowering stem.
Ex Herb. H. Deane; Jan., 1859. Yields the “Grass Oil of
Namur.”
1113. Andropogon species.

a. Flowering stem.
This plant yields the Lemon Grass Oil of Travancore.
Presented by Dr. E. Waring.
b. Flowering stem.
Grass collected at Mahableshwar, W. Ghats, by Dr.
Lisboa. Presented by J. G. Prebble. Yields a volatile
oil by distillation.
1114. Avena sativa, L.

a. Inflorescence. “ White oats.’'
1873.
b. Ditto. “ Black oats.”
1873. The white oat is alone
used for making groats, the black variety is employed
for fodder.
1115. Bambusa arundinacea, W.

a. Leaves.
India ;
Dr. Wright. Leaves used to pack sugar. Ex Herb.
J. Collins.
1116. Cenchrus echinatus, L. “Herbe Catian” (Or.)
a. The plant in flower, with root attached.

Mauritius; J. Horne.
1117. Coix Lachryma, L. “Larmes de Job” (Or.)
a. Leafy stem and root.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
b. W ith
r
fruit. ‘‘Kassai-bij.”
In rice fields, Madras Dr. G. Bidie. Used as a diuretic

;
in India. See Dymock, Mat. Med. W. India/ p. 694.

‘
1118. Cynodon Dactylon, Pers. “Chiendent” (Or.)
a. Leafy stems and root.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
1119. Hordeum hexastichum, L.

a. W ith fruit and
r
root (three specimens).
Airole, near Ventimiglia, Italy; 6 June, 1872; D. Hanbury-
1120. Lolium Italicum, L.

a. With fruit.
Cultivated at Wandsworth. Dr. E. A. Heath ;

Aug., 1885.
1121. Oryza sativa, L.

a. Plant in fruit.
1878.
l>. Plant in fruit (wild variety).
Bombay ;
J. [The cultivated variety is awnless
G. Prebble.
in the neighbourhood of Bombay this specimen has ;
long awns like barley.]

c. Plant in fruit (two specimens).
1878. [These specimens
have no awns.]
1122. Panicum costatum, Roxb. “ Chiendent bourrique ” (Cr.)
a. Plant in flower.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
1123. Panicum sarmentosum, Roxb. “Mauritius Grass.”

a. Portion of leafy stem and inflorescence.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Ceylon Dr. H. Trimen. ;
1124. Secale cereale, L. “Rye.”

a. Fruiting stem with ergot in situ.
1125. Sorghum Halepense, L.

a. Plant in fruit.
This the Smilax dolce of the Italian pharmacists.
1126. Triticum species.

a. Inflorescence.
Civita Yecchia, Italy; D. Hanbury ;
24 Jan., 1872. This
specimen has long awns.
1127. Triticum hybernum, L.

a. Fruiting stem.
ACOTYLEDONES.
PTERIDOPHYTA.
FILICES.
1128. Adiantum caudatum, L. “Capillaire” (Cr.)
a. Fronde, with rhizome.

Mauritius J. Horne.
;
Used as a diaphoretic.
1129. Aspidium Capense, Willd. “Fougere du Cap” (Cr.)

a. Fronde and detached portion, with
fructification.
Mauritius; J. Horne. Used as an alterative and astringent.

ACOTYLEDONES. 157
1130. Asplenium Nidus, L. “Langue de bceuf” (Cr.)
a, Portion of frond, with fructification.

Mauritius ;
J. Horne.
1131. Davallia tenuifolia, Sw. “Petite fougere” (Cr.)
ci. Portion of frond, with fructification.

Mauritius ;
1332. Dicksonia Barometz, Link.

ci. Portion of frond (two specimens).
1133. Dicksonia Culcita, L’H&rit.

a. Portion of frond.
Cultivated, Rojâl Gardens, Kew.
b. Portion of frond, with fructification.
1134. Gleichenia dichotoma, Willd. “Foug&re Ampong” (Cr.)
a. Frond in fructification.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used in asthma.
1135. Lygodium Japonicum, Sw.

a. Portion of frond.
Japan ;
S. A. Henson ;
1885.
1136. Onoclea Germanica, Willd. (Struthiopteris Germanica, WilldJ

ci. Fertile and barren fronds.
Lausitz ;
1137. Ophioglossum ovatum, Bory. “Oreille de Souris” (Cr.)
a. Frond, with rhizome and fructification.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Astringent.
1138. Polypodium crassifolium, L.

a. Frond, with fructification.
1139. Polypodium phymatodes, L. “ Polypode” (Cr.)

o. Frond in fructification.
Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Diaphoretic.
1140. Polypodium lineare, Thunb.

a. Frond in fructification, with rhizome attached.
Japan ;
S. Henson ; 1885. (P.)
158 ACOTY LEDONES.
0
LYGOPODIACEA).
1141. Lycopodium complanatum, L.
a. Plant, with fruitification.
Westphalia ;
1142. Lycopodium Phlegmaria, L. “Fougere St. Marie” (Cr.)

Mauritius ;
1143. Selaginella concinna, Spring. “ Patte de Lizard ” (Cr.)

Mauritius ;
J. Horne. Used as a pectoral and depurative.
1144. Selaginella involvens, Spring. “Iwai ba” (Jap.)
1145. a. Frond.
MARSILEACEAC.
Marsilea hirsuta, R. Br. “ Nardoo.”
a. Leaf and detached sporangia.
1146.
The sporangia by the natives of Australia.
are used as food
21 Aug., 1866; Mr. Grugeon Ex Herb. J. Collins. ;
(P-)
EQUISETACEAS.
Equisetum arvense, L. “ Sugi-na”(Jap.) “Wenching” (Chinese);
a. Frond.
THALLOPHYTA.
alga:.
1147. Chondrus crispus, Lyngb.
a. (1) Fronds bearing cystocarps.
(2) Fronds, with linear segments.

No. 2 are from deep water, and from their structure are
to be referred to a distinct species.
1148. Digenea simplex, J. A g. “Kei-ning soh” (Jap.)

a. Picked out of specimens of Japanese drugs 1879. For ;
description, see ‘Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. x.; p. 201.

>
No. 10.
ACOTYLEDONES. 159
1149. Eucheuma speciosum, J. Ag.

a. Frond.
West Australia coast; Paris Exhibition, 1878. Used in
West Australia to make a jelly. See ‘
Pharm. Journ.’
(3), vol. ix., p. 101.
1150. Eucheuma spinosum, J. Ag.

a. Bleached frond.
Sunda Isles ;
1151. Fucus platycarpus, Bornet.

a. With fructification.
This species from F. vesiculosus in the absence of air

differs
vesicles, in the rounded winged conceptacles, and in
both antheridia and sporogonia being present in the
same receptacle.
1152. Fucus vesiculosus, L.

a. Frond in fructification.
Weymouth; E. M. Holmes; 1891.
FUNGI.
1153. Claviceps purpurea, Tulasne, var., on Ampelodesma tenax,
Link. “ Ergot of Diss.”
a. Inflorescence with ergot in situ.
Algiers. Presented by Prof. Leon Soubeiran, Montpellier.
Specimens of the ergot are in the Materia Medica
Collection. See Pharm. Journ.’ (3), vol. xv., p. 686.
‘
..
hxbn of lotHttirri ffaitus.
The H.H., M.R., and P.H. indicate respectively the “ Hanbury

letters
Herbarium Catalogue “ The Museum Report 1893 4,” and

,
—
the “ Catalogue of the Herbarium of Medicinal Plants .”
H.H. M.R. P.H.

Page. Page. Page.
Abies pectinata — — 143

Abrus precatorius .. — 23 40
Abuta rufescens .. 3 — —
Abutilon Asiaticum — — 20
,,Indicum ..
OQ
Acacia Arabica 57 23 47
Catechu 57 23 47
concinna — — 47
—
.
9 9
dealbata . — 47
) 9
decurrens .
— — 47
9 9
9 9
discolor — — 48
Famesiana 57 23 48
9 9
>> ferruginea .. — 23 —
Indica — 23 —
9 9
leucophlcea — 23 —
y *
longifolia .. — — 48
9 9
yy Melanoxylon — — 48
modesta — 23 —
9 9
myrtifolia .. — — 48
yy
yy pycnantha .. — — 48
Seyal 57 — —
y)
stricta — — 49
9 9
yy verticillata — — 49
vomeriformis — — 49
i 9
Acalypha ( colorata ) integrifolia — — 136

„ Indica ... — 23 —
mollis — 24 —
, ,
Acanthospermum (xanthioides) Brasilum 71 — —

Acer campestre 27 — —
,, pictum — 24 —
,, Tataricum — — 34
Aceranthus diphyllus — — 10
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( Achras laurifolia) Sideroxylon Richard 94
,, Sapota — 24
—
« • •
Achy ran thes aspera 121

Acokanthera spectabilis • * •
— 24 —
„ venenata • • •
— 24 98
Aconitum Antliora -- ___ 2
„ eulophum var. ... — — 2
Jf
,, [barbatum] Lycoctonum var. • • •

— — 2
„ ferox — 24 6
„ Fischeri... ... — 3
„ [hebegynum) paniculatum var. - — — 4
—
• • •
heterophyllum ... . . . 24 4
,,
intermedium variegatum — — 4
,,
— —
. . ,
(
„ var. versicolor) Cammarum... 4

( ,,
Japonicum uncinatum, Linn. — — 4
,, (
Kusnezoffii
)
— — 4
,,
„ Lycoctonum 1 — 3
„ var. altissimum ... — — 3
„
,,
var. barbatum — 2
,,
,,
,, var. ochroleucum • .
— — 3
var. pyrenaicum — — 3
,,
—
. . .
,,
var. ramosissimum ... — 3
,,
,,
,,
,,
var. septentrionale ... — — 3
„ Napellus 1 24 6
— —
. . .
var. albiflorum . . ... 7

,, ,,
var. anthorsefolium — — 7
,, ,,
var. grossum — — 7
„
,,
var. Neubergense — — 7
,,
var. pygmaeum — — 6
,, ,,
var. rostellatum ... — — r*
,, ,,
var. tauricum ... — — /
6
,,
„
,,
volubile ... var. — — 7
,,
{ochroleucum) Lycoctonum var. — — 3
,,
paniculatum — — 4
,,
var. cernuum ... — — 5
,, .,
var. hebegynum — — 4
,, ,,
Stoerkianum Cammarum var — — 5
— —
.
,, ,, ( )
rostratum ... 5
,,
var. Judenbergense — — 5
—
. .
,,
variegatum
,,
— 5
,,
var. albiflorum — — 6
,, ,,
var. pallidiflorum — — 6
,, ,,
var. rostratum — — 5
n ,,
,, var. versicolor — — 4
,,
Acorus Calamus ... 127 — 153

gramineus ... — — 153
,,
„ spurius Calamus var. ... — — 153

Acrostichum aureurn
(
56 — —
— —
. .
Actaea alba 8
—
. .
spicata 1 8
,,
var. rubra ...
— — 8
,,
Actinodaphne Hookeri
,,
... — 24 —
Adansonia digitata ... — 24 —
Adenanthera Pavonina — — 47
Adenocarpus complicatus intermedius ... 32 — —
,,
(
{parvifolius) intermedius var.

)
... 32 — —
Adenophora verticillata 92
) .
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Adhatoda Vasica ... — 25 113

Adiantum caudatum — — 156
Capillus- Veneris 135 — —
,,
lunulatum — 25 —
,
,,
,
venustum — 25
Adonis vernalis
Aegilops ovata ( Triticum ovatum) 154
Aegle Marraelos ... — 25 28
/Egopodium Podagraria 64 — —
Aerva ( Javanica tomentosa 95 — —
lanata ... ... — 25 —
Aescbynomene aspera — 25 40
Aethnsa Cynapium . 64 — 62
—
.
Agathosma virgata — 25
Agauria salicifolia — — 93
Ageratum conyzoides — 25 84
Agrimonia Eupatoria 59 — —
Agropyron (Triticum) repens — — 135
Agrostistachys filipendula . . — 25 —
Ailanthus excelsa ... — 25 —
„ glandulosa — — 28
Malabarica 19 — —
,,
Ajuga Chamaepytis 89 — —
„ Iva — 25 —
Alangium Lamarckii — 26 —
Albizzia amara — 26 —
,, Julibrissin - 26 —
„ Lebbek ... — 26 49
,, odoratissinia — 26 —
,, procera ... 26 —
stipulata
,, ... — 26 —
Aletris farinosa — — 146
,, Japonica ... — — 146
Aleurites (Moluccana) triloba — — 136
,, cordata ... 102 — —
Alhagi Maurorum ... — 26 -
Allamanda cathartica — — 98
Allium Suworowii — 21 —
,, Victor ialis — — 151
Aloe ferox — — 151
,, platylepis — — 151
,, plicatilis — — 151
„ purpurascens... — - 151
,, succotrina — — 151
,, vera — — 151
,, ( vulgaris )
vera — 26 —
Alpinia calcarata ... 109 — —
,, Chinensis ... 109 — —
,, Galanga ... — — 144
,, Japonica ... — 26 —
,, mutica 110 —
,, nutans — 26 —
,, officinarum — — 144
Alstonia schol aris ... — — 98
Alternanthera sessilis — — 121
Althma Narbonnensis — — 20
Althaea officinalis ... — — 20
,, rosea — — 20
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Alysicarpus vaginalis ... ... — 27
Alyssum maritimum — 27
Alyxia stellata 98
Amaranthus paniculatus ... ... ... 27
,, spinosus .. ... — 27 121
Ammania baccifera ... ... — 27
Amiui Visnaga 64 — 61
Ainomum aculeatum ... 120 —
angustifolium 110, 112, 115, 118 —
arundinaceum ... 112 —
( Cardamormim Cardamon ... 112 —
cereum ...
)
113 —
{citratum) cereum 113 —
Clusii ... ... Ill —
Danielli 110, 112 —
giganteum 114 —
Granum- Paradisi 114 — 144
hypoleucum 117 —
latifolium 114 —
limbatum 115 —
longiscapum 115 —
Mannii... 115 —
maximum 116 —
Melegueta 116 — 144
muricatum ... 120 —
( nemorosum Danielli 110, 112 —
pieraroides
)
116 —
pilosum... 117 —
rostratunx 117 —
sceptrum 117 —
species ... 119, 120 — 145
subsericeum .. 118 —
subulatum 119 —
sulcatum 119 —
( sylvestre Renealmia sylvestris 122 —
xanthioides 120 —
Amorpha fruticosa 38
(
Am'pdodesmos Ampelodesma tenax)
... ... 159
Anacardium occidentale 27 35
Anacyclus officinarum !'.!
71 — 88
,, Pyrethrum 89
Anagallis arvensis... 27 94
An agr is foetid a 32 —
Anamirta paniculata 10
Anastatica hierochuntica ... 27
us ... 131 —
Sclicenanthus) ... 131 —
( ,,
Anchietea salutaris 8 —
Anchusa officinalis 84 —
riparia ... 106
,,
Andira Araroba — 42
inermis 32 42
,,
Andrachne cordifolia — 27
Andrographis echioides — 28
, ,
paniculata 113
thus ... 132
(circinatus) laniger ... 129 —
(citratus ) Schcenanthus... 127, 130 28
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(citriodorus) Schccnanthus 128, 133 — —

Nardus
(ccesius) ... 131 — —
Nardus
(confertijlorus) ... ... 131 — —
Cymbarius ... 134 — —
(flexuosus) Nardus, var. muticus ... 131 — —
Iwarancusa ... 130 — —
Khasianus 128, 133 — —
laniger 128, 129, 130 — —
var. longe-aristata ... 129 — —
( Martini ) Nardus 131, 132 — —
(muricatus) squarrosus... ... 130 — 154
( nardoides Schccnanthus 132 — —
(nardoides) Schccnanthus f. major ... 131 — —
Nardus — — 154
var. flexuosus... ... 130 — —
,,
var. Silhetensis ... 133 — —

,,
(pachnodes) Schoenanthus 132 — —
pumilus 129 — —
(Roxburghii) Nardus ... ... 131 — —
Schoenanthus ... ... 127, 128, 131, 132 — 154
var. pruinosus ... 134 — —
,,
species ... 134 — 155

Aneilema JBeninense 28 —
Anemone Hepatica 1
hortensis ) fulgens 28
(
obtusiloba — 28
pratensis 1
Pulsatilla 2 2
rivularis... — 28 —
vitifolia... — 28 —
Angelica (anomala) sylvestris — — 62
Angopbora intermedia — — 54
Angraecum fragrans — — 143
Anisochilus carnosus — 28 —
Anogeissus latifolia — 28 —
Anona squamosa ... — 28 —
Anthemis altissima 71 — —
,, Cotula ... 72 — —
,, nobilis ... 72 — —
Anthocephalus Cadamba ... — 28 —
Antiaris toxicaria ... — 29 140
Antirrhcea ( verticillata ) Borbonica . . — — 68
Apeiba Tibourbou... — — 22
Aphloia Mauritiana, var. theoeformis — — 14
Apocynum androsaemifolium — — 98
Aquilaria Agallocha — — 133
,,
grandiflora — — 133
,, Malaccensis — — 134
Arachis Hypogaea... — — 40
Aralia cordata — — 67
,, nudicaulis ... — — 67
,, racemosa ... — — 67
,, spinosa — — 67
(Arbutus) Arctostaphylos Uva-Ursi... 74 — —
Archangelica officinalis — — 62
Arctostaphylos officinalis ... 74 — —
„ Uva Ursi ... — — 93
Areca Catechu — — 153
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Argemone Mexicana 29 11
Argyreia speciosa ... ... . . •
29 107
Ansaema ringens . .
.
153
Aristolochia bracteata 29 124
,, Cleniatitis » • •
97 125
, ,
liirta 125
,, Maurorum 125
,, odoratissima 98
,, pallida ... — 125
, ,
Pistolochia 98
,, reticulata 29
,, rotunda ... ... 98 125
,, sempervirens ... ... — 125
,, Serpen taria _ 125
,, Sipho ... — — 125
, ,
species — 29
,, tomentosa ... ... 126
Arnica montana 73 91
Artabotrys odoratissimus 29
Artemisia Absinthium ... 72 89
„ afra ... 29 89
,, apiacea . . ... — — 89
,, arborescens ... ,, 89
,, chamsemelifolia (A. maritime*, var. Stech
manniana) 89
elegans ... ... 72 — —
,,
„ Japonica — — 89
mantima var. Stechmanniana — 89
,,
,, Moxa ... ... — 89

,,
parviflora ... ... — 29 90
„ Pontica ... . 90
„ Siversiana ... ... — 29 —
species ... 72 — —
,,
,, vestita ... ... 72 29 —

vulgaris ... ... 72 29 90
,,
Artlirosolen polycephalus — — 133

Artocarpus Lakoocha ... ... — 29 —
Arum maculatum ... ... 127 — —
(Arum, tripliyllum) Ariscema atrorubens 127 — 153
Arundo Donax ... ... 134 — —
Asarum Europceum ... 98 — 126
„ Sieboldii ... ... — — 126
Asclepias Curassavica
• • •
... . .
— 30 —
incarnata — — 102
—
• • » • *
,,
Syriaca ... ... ... — 102
,,
tuberosa ... 82 — 102
—
• .
,,
Asparagus acutifolius 30 150
falcatus
. , ,
... — — 150
,,
lucidus ... — — 150
,,
„ racemosus
• • i
... — 30 —
sarmentosus
. r-,
...
— — 150
,,
umbellulatus
• • •
... — — 150
,,
Asphodelus fistulosus
• • •
...
— 30 —
Aspidium athamanticum
. .
... 135 — —
„ Capense
. .
... — — 156
Aspidosperma Quebracho
. .
— — 99
Asplenium Nidus ...
. .
... — — 157
Astephanus Massoni
• .
... ... %• •
— — 102
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Astragalus angustifolius 32 —
, , aristatus 32 —
,, Baeticus 38
,, Bethlehemiticus 33 —
coluteoides 33 —
, ,
,, compactus 33 —
,, cruentiflorus 33 —
„ deinacanthus 33 —
„ gummifer 33 —
,, Hermoneus 34
hirsutissimus 34 —
,
,,
,
microcephalus ... 34 — 38
Russelii 34 —
, ,
,, Sirinicus 34 —
Tragacantha 34 —
,
—
,
Atalantia monophylla 30
Athamanta Cretensis 62
Atractylis cancellata — 30
,, ovata ... 91
Atropa Belladonna 109
Atylosia scarabaeoides — 30 40
Avena sativa 134 — 155
Avicennia nitida ... 114
Aydendron argenteum — 30
Baccharis genistelloides 85
Balanites Aegyptiaca 14
,, Roxhurghii 30 29
Baliospermum axillare 30
(Bcillota) Otostegialimbata 90
(Balsamoclendron Playfairii) Commiphora Myrrha ... 21
,, Roxhurghii Commiphora Agallocha
( 29
Bambusa arundinacea 155
{Banisteria) Heteropteris purpurea ... 38
Baptisia tinctoria ... 37
Barleria cristata ... 30
,, Prionitis ... 31 113
Barosma crenulata 26
,, serratifolia 26
Basella rubra 31
Basiloxylon Rex. ... 12
Bassia latifolia 31
Bauhinia purpurea 31
, ,
racemosa 31 46
,, retusa ... 31
,, species .,. 53
,, tomentosa 31
,, Vahlii ... 31
,, variegata 31
Bel amcanda (Cninensis) punctata 146
(Benzoin odoriferum Laurus Benzoin 100
Berberis aristata ... 6 32
,, Japonica 11
,, Lycium ... 6 32
,, Sieboldii... 32
,, vulgaris ... 7 32
Berchemia racemosa 32
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Pago. Pago. Pago,
(Berrya) Benia quinqueloculare — — 22
Betula utilis — 32 —
Beyeria viscosa — — 135
Bidenspilosa — — 87
Biserrula Pelecinus 35 — —
Bixa Orellana 9 32 14
Bletia hyacinthina — — 143
Blumea balsamifera — — 86
,, (grandis) densiflora 70 — —
,
,
lacera — 32 —
,, oxyodonta 70 — 86
Boehmeria nivea ... — 32 —
Boerhavia diffusa ... 95 — —
,, repens ... — 33 120
Bombax Malabaricum — 33 —
Borago officinalis . .
84 — 106
(Borreria parviflora) Spermacoce oc ymoides 69 — —
,, Spermacoce Sprucea 69 — —
Boswellia Bhau-Dajiana 20 — —
Carterii ... 20, 21 — 29
Frereana 20, 22 — —
neglecba 20 — —
papyrifera 22 — 30
(sacra) Carterii 22 — —
serrata . . — 33 —
(thurifera) serrata 21 — —
(
Botryopsis platyphylla) Chondroden dron platyphyllum 4,5 — —
Bowdicliia ( pubescens virgilioides 35 — —
Brassica alba — — 12
campestris, var. dicliotoma — 33 —
„ glabra — 33 —
,,
,, „ glauca — 33 —
cernua — — 12
,,
glauca — — 12
,,
juncea — 33 12
,,
,, Napus campestris var. — — 13

(
(nigra) sinapioides — 33 13
,,
quadrivalvis — 33 —
,,
Brayera anthelmintica 59 — 50
Bridelia montana ... 33 —
Brilliantaisia alata — — 113
Broussonetia papyrifera 105 33 139
Brucea (antidysenterica) ferruginea 19 — —
Sumatrana — — 29
,,
Bryonia alba — — 59
dioica — — 59
,,
(Bryonia) Bryonopsis laciniosa — 33 —
Bryophyllum calycinum — — 52
Buchanania latifolia — 34 35
Bucklandia populnea — — 52
Buddleia Lindleyana 82 — —
polystachya 82 — —
,,
verticillata — — Ill
,,
Bupleurum protractum — 34 —
Bursera Delpecliiana 23 — —
gummifera — — 30
,,
tenuifolia 23 — —
,,
Butea frondosa — 34 41
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Buxus Japonica ... ... ••

— — 135
sempervirens
... ...
... ...
•
... 102 — —
(
,,
Byttncria Buettneria
...
lanceolata ... ... ... 12 — —

Cadaba trifoliata ... — 13
Cajsalpinia Bonduc 53 — 43
Bonducella — — 43
,,
coriaria — 34 —
,,
digyna — 34 —
,,
„ Nuga ...
— 34 —
„ pulclierrima — — 44
Sappan — — 44
,,
sepiaria — 34 44
, ,
Caesulia axillaris — 34 —
Cajanus Indicus — 34
Cakile maritima 6
Calathea species 35 35
Callicarpa lanata — 35 114
Callilepis Laureola — 35 —
Callitns quadrivalvis — — 142
Calophyllum Calaba — — 16
Inophyllum — 35 16
,,
parvifolium — — 16
,,
Calotropis gigantea — 35 103

var. alba — — 103
,, ,,
procera — 35 103
,,
Calpurnia intrusa — — 43
—
.
(Calusia emcirginata) Myrospernum frutesceus 38 —

Calycopteris floribunda — 35 —
Camellia Thea — — 17
Campsiandra laurifolia 54 — —
Canarium commune 24 — 30
Canella alba 8 — 14
Cannabis sativa 104 — 139
Canscora decussata — 35 —
Canthium didymum — 35 —
Capparis aphylla 85 —
—8
...
horrida ... 36 —
,,
,, sepiaria ... — 36 —
,, spinosa ... 8 36 13
Capsicum annuum — 36 —
,, (fastigicitum) minimum — — 108
Caragana crassicaulis — 36 —
Carbenia benedicta ( Cnicus benedictus) — — 91
Cardiospermum Halicacabum — 36 33
Carica aurantiaca ... 63 — —
„ Papaya — 36 —
Carissa Carandas ... — 36 99
„ spinarum ... — 36 —
( Caroxylon fcetidum) Salsola fcetida 95 —
Carthamus Oxyacantha — 36 —
,, tinctorius 73 — 91
(Carum Ajowan) Carum Copticum — — 61
„ Bulbocastanum — 37 —
,, Carvi 64 — 61
Carum species — 36
,, stictocarpum •
37 —
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Cascarilla calycina — 37 —
,» magnifolia — 37 81
Cassia Absus
55 37 —
j y alata ... t — 37 44
,, angustifolia — — 44
,, auriculata ... — 37 44
,, (Brasiliana grandis 54 —
,, Fistula 54 37 44
,, glauca — 37 —
,, grandis — — 45
,, marginata ... — — 45
,, Marilandica 54 — 45
,, mimosoides — 37 45
,, moschata ... 54 — 45
,, obovata — 37 45
,, ( obtusata obovata ... 55 — —
,, occidentalis 55 — 45
,, reticulata ... 55 — —
,, Sophera — — 45
,, Tora — 37 —
Cassytlia filiformis — 37 132
Castanea ( vulgaris ) sativa ... 106 — —
Casuarina equisetifolia — — 141
Catha edulis — — 31
Caucalis Japonica — — 66
Cayaponia Tayuya — — 59
Ceanothus Americanus — — 32
Cecropia palmata ... — — 140
,, peltata ... — — 140
Cedrela ( febrifuga ) Toona ... — — 31
,, odorata ... — — 31
„ Toona — 38 31
Cedrus Libani 108 — -
Celastrus paniculatus 38 31
( Celastrus Senegalensis) Gy mnosporia montana — — 31
( Celastrus spinosus) Gymnosporia Roy leana . . 25 — —
Celosia argentea ... — 38 121
Celsia Coromandeliana — 38 —
Celtis cinnamomea — 38 —
reticulosa cinnamomea — - 138
,,
Cenchrus echinatus
( )
— — 155
Centipeda orbicularis — 38 —
Centrolobium tomentosum... — 38 —
( Cephaelis Psychotria Ipecacuanha — — 68
muscosa — — 69
,,
(Cerasus) Prunus prostrata 59 — —
Ceratonia Siliqua ... — — 46
Ceratopetalum gummiferum — — 52
Cerbera Odollam ... — — 99
Cercis Siliquastrum — 38 —
Chaerophyllum ( Gicutaria) hirsutum — — 61
villosum — 38 —
Chelidonium majus
,,
—
var. laciniatum —7 — 11
12
,,
Chenopodium album
,,
95 38 —
ambrosioides 95 — 121
,,
var. anthelmintica — — 121
,,
,, Botrys
,,
95 38 —
.. ) —

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Chenopodium nnirale — — 122
olidum — — 122
, ,
,,
Quinoa — 38 —
Chickrassia tabularis — 39 —
Chiococca ( anguifuga brachiata — — 69
„ (parvifolia) racemosa — — 69
Chione glabra — - 39 -
Cliironia baccifera — — 104

— —
. .
Chloranthuus inconspicuus 128

„ serratus — 39 —
Chlorocodon White! — — 103
Chondrodendron tomentosum 4, 5 — —
Chondrus crispus ... — 158
Chrozophora plicata — 39 —
tinctoria 102 — 137
,,
Chrysanthemum cameum coccineum var. — — 90
(
cinerarisefolium
)
— 39 90
,,
corymbosum — 39 —
, ,
(roseu?n) coccineum — — 90
,,
Chrysobalanus Icaco 58 — 49
Chrysophyllum Cainito 75 — —
Cicer arietinum 35 39 —
Cichorium Intybus 74 — 92
Cimicifuga fcetida . .
— 39
,, racemosa 8
Cinchona Anglica . . 72
Calisaya — 39 69
var. Javanica — — 70
,,
Calisaya var. ) J osephiana — — 70
(
var. Ledgeriana — — 70, 71

, ,
var. microcarpa — — 69
,,
,, var. vera — — 69
cordifolia — 39 —
Hasskarliana — — 72
hybrid (unnamed, Ceylon) — — 79
„ No. 1 5 (Darjeeling) — — — 80
„ No. 6—10 — — 81
(Jamaica) — — 80
,,
lancifolia — 39 —
“ magnifolia ” (Hort.) — — 78
micrantha — — 72
officinalis — — 73
99 var. angustifolia — — 74
99 var. Bonplandiana — — 74
var. Condaininea — — 74
99
var. crispa — — 75
9 9
99 var. Uritusinga — — 75
var. violacea — — 76
9 9
ovata — 39 —
Pahudiana — — 76
var. with corky Bark — — 76
Peruviana — — 77
Pitayensis — — 77
Pombiana — 40 —
“pubescens” (Hort.) — — 79
succirubra — — 77
Cinnamodendron corticosum 9 — 14
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Cinnamomum Burrnanni — — 129
If var. Kiamis — — 129
f > var. lanceolata — — 129
If Bl., var. Sumatrense 99 — —
C amphora . • • • 99 — 130
f f var Nees ... — — 129
Cassia , ... 99 40 130
citriodorum ... 99 — 130
Culilawan — — 130
( dulce Burrnanni — — 130
iners 99 — —
,, var. subvenosum — — 130
,, var. trinerve — — 130
Javanicum ... — — 130
Loureirii — — 130
nitidum — — 130
ovalif olium ... — — 130
pedatinervium 100 — —
pedunculatum — — 131
var. nervosum — — 131
,,
(rubrum) Culilawan — — 131

„ var. Celebicum — — 131
(Sieboldii) Burrnanni — — 131
Sintok — — 131
Tamala — — 131
zeylanicum ... 100 40 131
(Cissampelos abutua Chondrodendron platyphyllum o
rr
Cissampelos Pareira 5 40 10
,, {gmnclifolia) Pareira var. PC
D
(Cissus) Vitis cuneifolia 33
„ quadrangularia — — 33
,,
Cistus ladaniferus 13 — —
— —
.
salvifolius ... 40
,,
Citbarexylum laetum — — 114
Citrullus Colocynthis — 40 59
Citrus Aurantium ... 18 — —
„ var. Bergamia 18 — 28
,,
Bigaradia ... 18 — —
,,
„ decumana ... — 40 —
Japonica — 40 —
Limetta — 40 —
,,
Medica 19 40 —
,,
myrtifolia ...
— 40 —
,,
,, species 28 — —
Cladrastis tinctoria — — 43
Clausena anisata ... — 40 —
Clematis Caripensis 2 — —
Flammula 9
Z
n
Gouriana 41
1 5
Jf grata
. .
— 41 —
II graveolens 2 41
f 1
Mauritiana i
f 1
species i
triloba 41
Cleome
f 1
graveolens... — 41
Hallettii ... — 41 —
j y
f 9
monophylla .
— 41 —
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Clerodendron inerme 114
infortunatum — 41 —
,,
ligustrinum ... — 41 —
,,
„ neriifolium ... — 41 —
phlomoides ...
— 41 —
,,
„ serratura — 41 —
trichotomum... — — 114
,,
Clitoria heterophylla — — 41
„ Ternatea ... — 42 41
var. pilosula — — 41
,,
Clutia Eluteria
,,
102 — —
Cluytia hirsuta — — 136
Cnestis glabra — — 36
{Cnicus) Carbenia benedicta 73 — —
Cnidoscolus quinquelobus) J atropha urens ... 103 — —
(
Coccinia Indica — 42 —
Coccoloba uvifera ... — — 123
Cocculus Cbondrodendrum . . 5 —
laurifolius — 42
,,
Leieba — 42
,,
( Cocculus palmatus) Jateorhiza Calumba 5 — —
Cocculus villosus ... — 42
Cochleavia Armoracia — 13
Cochlospermum Gossypium — 42 —
Codonopsis ovata ... — 42 —
Coffea Arabica — 42 81
(Coffea) Rudgea eriantha ... — — 81
Coflea Liberica — — 82
Coix Lacryma-Jobi — 42 155
Cola acuminata — 21
,, Natalensis — 42 21
Colchicum autumnale 126 152
Coldenia procumbens — 42 106
Colebrookia oppositifolia ... — 42
Col utea arborescens 35 38
,, ornata — 43
Combretum species 43
Commelina Benghalensis — 152
„ communis — 153
Conium maculatum 65 -
( Convallaria Polygonatum) Polygonatum officinale ... 126 — ___

Convolvulus Jalapa 85 —
( Convolvulus Mechoacana) Ipomoea Jalapa ... 85 —
Convolvulus Scammonia — — 107
,, scoparius 85 —
Conyza (absinthifolia) stricta, Willd. 70 —
gnaphalodes 70 —
,,
Copaifera coriacea — — 46
,, (Jacquini) officinalis 55 —
,, Jussieui 56
,,
Lansdorfii 55
,, officinalis 46
,, pubiflora 56 —
,, species ... — — 46
,, trapezifolia — — 47
Coptis Teeta 2 —
Corallocarpus epigceus — 43 .
Corchorus Antichorus — 43 .. .
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Corchorus fascicularis — 43 —
,, olitorius — — 22
,, trilocularis — 43 —
Cordia Myxa 84 43 —
Rothii
,, — 43 —
,, Sebestena ... 84 —
Coriandrum sativum 69 — 66
Coriaria myrtifolia — 43 36
„ Nepalensis — 43 —
,, ruscifolia — — 36
Coris Monspeliensis — 43 —
Cornus circinata ... — — 67
,, florida — — 67
,, macrophylla — 43 —
„ officinalis ... — — 68
,, (sericea) Amomum ... — — 68
Coronilla varia 35 — —
Coscinium fenestratum — — 10
Costus glabratus ... — — 145
Cotoneaster Nummularia ... — — 51
Crataegus Oxyacantha — — 51
Crawfurdia Japonica — — 104
Crinum Asiaticum — — 147
Crocus sativus 122 — —
,, speciosus ... 122 — —
,, vernus 122 — —
Crotularia retusa ... — — 37
Croton Draco 102 — 136
,, Eluteria 102 — —
,, llocculosus — — 136
,, niveus — — 136
Tiglium — — 136
,,
,, tinctorius ... 102 — —

Cry ptocoryne spiralis — — 154
(Cubeba officinalis) Piper Cubeba 98 — —
Cucurbita Melopepo Pepo — — 59
„ Pepo ...
(
— — 59
(verrucosa) Pepo ... — — 59
,,
Cunila Mariana 90 — —
Cupania laxiflora 27 — —
—
.
(Cupania micrantha) Matayba Guianensis 27 34

Cupressus sempervirens 107 — —
Curculigo orchioides — — 147
recurvata — — 147
,,
Curcuma Zedoaria aromatica — — 145
(
Zerumbet Zedoaria — — 145

,,
Cuscuta Japonica ...

(
— — 107
Oydonia vulgaris) Pyrus Cydonia ... 61 — —
(
Cymbidunn virens virescens — — 144

(
Cymbopogon elegans) Andropogon cymbariu 134 — —

(
Cynodon Dactylon — — 155

Cynoglossum montanum — — 106
officinale 84 — —
„
Cynomorium coccineum 104 — —
Cyperus longus 127 — —
rotundus 127 — 154
,,
Cypripedium pubescens — — 144
Cytinus Hypocistis 97 — —
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(Cytisus argenteus) Argyrolobium Linneanum 35 — —

Cy tisus purgans . 52 — —
,, scoparius ... 52 — 37
Daemia extensa *— 47 —
Dalbergia lanceolaria — 44 —
latifolia.. — 44 —
11
Sissoo ... — 44 —
91
volubilis — 44 —
11
Daphne Genkwa ... — — 133
11 Gnidium ... ... ../ 101 44 133
Lanreola ... 101 — 133
1
Mezereum 101 — 133

1
,, oleoides (sphalm. Dalbergia — 44 —

Datisca cannabina. .
— 44 —
Datura ( alba fastuosa 86 — 109
fastuosa ... — 44 —
,,
ferox — — 109
,
,,
,
inermis — 109
, ,
Metel 44
Stramonium, var. Tatula 86 44 109
,,
Daucus Carota 69 — —
Davallia tenuifolia — — 157
Delphinium Brunonianum ... — 44 —
Consolida 2 — —
denudatium — 45 —
Persicum — 45
Staphisagria . .
8
vestitum 45
Dendrobium moniliforme ... — — 144
Derris elliptica — 45 —
Desmodium diffusum — 45 —
,, Gangeticum — 45 —
heterophyllum... — — 40
1
11 incanum — — 40
latifolium — 45 —
,, polycarpum — 45 —
, ,
tilisefolium — 45 —
,, triflorum — 45 —
Dianthus superbus ... — — 16
Dichopsis Gutta ... — 45 —
,, Maingayi — 45 —
11 oblongifolia — 46 —
11 polyantha — 46 —
1 9 pustulata — 46 —
Dichroa febrifuga ... — 46 —
Dichrostachys cinerea — — 47
Dicksonia Barometz — — 157
,, Culcita... — — 157
Dicliptera Roxburgliii 89 — —
,, Roxburghii, var. bupleuroides — 46 —
Dicoma anomala ... — 46 —
,, tomentosa — 46 —
Dictamnus albus ... — 46 25
Digenea simplex ... — — 158
Digitalis purpurea 88 — 111
Dimorphandra oleifera 56 —
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Dioscorea doemona — 46 __
,, hirsuta, var. reticulata ... — 46 —
„ oppositifolia ... ... ... — 46 —
„ sativa ... — — 147
Diosma (vrdgaris) oppositifolia, Linn. — — 26
Diospyros Embry opteris — 47
,, ( formosissima) Cordia Sebestena ... 84 — -
„ Lotus ...
75 —
,, Virginiana — — 95
Dipsacus pilosus ... — — 84
Dipterocarpus Hasseltii .
— — 17
,, (laevis) turbinatus Gaertn. — — 18
„ retusus — — 18
„ Sphanoghei .
— — 18
tnnervis
,, — — 18
„ tuberculatus — 47 —
Dipteryx odorata ... 35 — 42
,, species ... — 47 —
Distylium racemosura — — 52
Dodonsea Burmanniana 27 — —
,, Thunbergiana — — 34
„ viscosa ...
27 47 34
Dolichos Lablab ... — 47 —
Doona Gardneri — — 18
„Zeylanica ... — — 18
Doratoxylon (Mauritianum) diversifolia, Benth & Hook. — — 34
Dorema Ammoniacum — — 63
(Dorema Assafcetida) Ferula alliacea (?) 66 — —
Dorstenia Brasiliensis — — 139
,, Contrayerva 105 47 139
Dory cnium hirsu turn — 47 —
,, suffruticosum, Vill. — 47 —
Dracmna reflexa ... — — 151
Dracocephalum Royleanum 90 — —
Dregea volubilis ... — 47 —
Drimys aromatica — 47 9
,, ( Chilensis
Winteri, Forst. ... 9
(Dryandra) Aleurites cordata, Steud. Nom. Bot. 102
Dryas octopetala ... — — 50
Drymaria cordata ... 10 — —
Drynaria quercifolia — 47 —
Dryobalanops aromatica — — 18
,, ( Camphora aromatica 11 — —
Duboisia myoporoides — — 110
f Bulongia acuminata ) Phyllonoma ruscifolia, Wild. 25 — —
Dyera costulata ... — 47 —
Echinops echinatus 73 48
Echites peltata 81 — —
Eclipta [alba) erecta — 48 —
erecta 71 — —
„
,,
prostrata ) erecta ... — — 87
(
Ehretia buxifolia ... — — 106

petiolaris ... — — 106
,,
Ekebergia Capensis — — 30
Elaeagnus angustifolia ... — — 134
[Elceococcus verrucosus) Aleurites cordata
_
102 — —
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(Elaplirium Bursera species 23 -
Elephantopus scaber
)
• • • , , ,
— 48 84
(Elettaria cannceccirpci Amomum aculeatum ... 120 — —
,, Cardamomum • • • ... 120 —
,, speciosa ... ... 121 — —
Eleusine Coracana ... -
48
Enibelia Ribes 48 94
Emilia sonchifolia ... -
48
Empleurum serrulatum • • ... 17
Enhydra fluctuans ... ,, , . . . 48
Enicostemma litorale ... 48 _____
Enterolobium ellipticum ... 57

,, Timbouva ... 57 _____
Ephedra distachya ... ... 48

,, Helvetica ... ... 141
monostachya ) distachya
,, ( ... ... . . .
— 141
,, pachyclada ... ... . . . 48
(Epiphegus Epifagus Americanus ... ... 88 112
Equisetum arvense ... ... — 158
Eragrostis cynosuroides ... ... — 49 -
Eranthemum roseum, Linden and Fourn. -
113
Erigeron asteroides • • • ... .
49
,, Canadensis ... ... ... 70 -
85
,, Philadelphicus • • • ... — — 86
Eriocephalus glaber • • • • • . . . . 90
i
Eriodendron anfractuosum ... 49 ____
Eruca sativa ... .
49 13
( Ervum
Lens) Lens esculenta ... 35
Erythrsea Centaurium ... ... 83 —
,,ramosissima ... ... 83 ____ ___
,, Roxburghii ... • . . 49
Ery throxylon Bangii ... • • 49
Bolivianum
.
,
... . .
49 _____
,, Caffrum emarginatum, Thonn.

( ? 23
,, Coca ... ... 49 23
,, Coca, var. Novo-Granatense ... .
23
,, parviflorum ... ... ... — 49
„ pictum ... • • •
49
Esenbeckia cymosa ... ... 69
,, species ... ... — __ 26
Ethulia conyzoides ... 49
Eucalyptus amydalina ... ... 54
,, botryoides ... • • •
_
54
,, Drummondii ... .
. ,
54
,, Globulus ... • • •
54
,, gracilis • •• • • •
54
,, haemastoma ...
55
,, loxophleba .»• • • •
-
_
55
,, melliodora ... ___
55
,, obliqua ...
55
„ occidentalis ... • • •
___
55
, ,
patens • •• • • •
55
„ pulverulenta ... ... • • •
-
55
,, redunca ... . . . ___
56
’
„ robusta ... ...

56
(
,, rudis ... ... • • •

-
50 56
,, salmonophloia ... ... ...
56
,, salubris ... • • t t r — 56
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Eucalyptus tereticornis — 50 —
Eucheuma spinosum — — 159
Eugenia acris — 50 —
„ caryophyllata — 50 56
,, Jambolana var. caryophyllifolia — 50 56
,, Jiimbos ... — 50 57
,, Malaccensis — — 57
,, mespiloides — — 57
,, natalitia ... — — 57
,, operculata — 50 —
„ uniflora, Linn. — — 57
Euonymus Americanus — — 31
pendulus — 50 —
,,
tingens — 50 —
,,
Eupatorium Dalea... — — 84
„ perfoliatum — — 85
,, purpureum — — 85
triplinerve — — 85
Euphorbia
,,
corollata — — 134
,, Cyparissias — — 134
hypericifolia 101 50 —
,, ( Indica hypericifolia, Linn. — — 134
Ipecacuanha 101 — 134
,,
,, Lathy ris — — 135

,, neriifolia — 51 —
pilulifera — 51 135
,,
„ Pithy usa — 51 —
spinosa
,,
— 51 —
thymifolia 101 51 135
,
Euryale ferox
,
— 51 —
Eurycome longifolia — 51 —
Evodia rutsecarpa ... — — 26
Evolvulus alsinoides — 51 107
Exacum bicolor — 52 —
Exccecaria Agallocha — 51 —
(Exogonium) Ipomcea Purga 86 — —
Exorais oxyrioides — — 122
Exostemma floribundum — — 82
,, Peruvianum — — 82
Fabian a imbricata... —- 52 —
Fagonia Cretica 14 52 —
Fagrsea f astigata ... — 52 —
Faujasia flexuosa ... — — 91
Feronia Elephantum — 52 —
Ferreiria spectabilis 36 — —
Ferula Aitchisoni ...
— — 63
„ alliacea 65 — 63
Assafcetida 65 — —
,,
communis ... 67 — —
,,
erubescens ) rubricaulis 66 — —
,, (
Ferulago ...
— — 65
,,
„ fcetida — — 64
fcetidissima 65 52 64
,,
glauca 67 — —
,,
,, Jaeschkeana — 52 64
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Ferula Narthex ... 65 64
nodiflora ... 67 — —
,,
Persica ... — 52 64
,,
Polakii 65 — 65
,,
rubricaulis 66 — —
,,
species — — 65
,,
Sumbul — 52 65
,,
teterrima ... ... — — 65

,,
Ficus asperifolia ... — 53 —
Bengalensis ... — 53 —
,,
Benjamina ... — 53 —
,,
gibbosa — 53 —
,,
glomerata ... — 53 —
,,
hispida — 53 —
,,
{oppositifolia, Willd.) hispida — — 139
,,
palmata — 53 —
,,
platyphylla ... — 53 —
,,
repens — 53 —
,,
species — — 139
,,
Flacourtia Ramontchi — — 14
,, sepiaria — 53 —
Flatycodon see Platycodon grandiflorum) — — 92
Flemingia congesta
(
— 54 —
Fluggea Leucopyrus — 54 —
,, microcarpa — 54 —
Fceniculum dulce ... 67 62
,, ( officinale vulgare 68 —
,, piperitum
)
68 54 —
,, vulgare 68 54
Feetidia Mauritiana r
58
Forsythia suspensa . . .
— 97
Fraxinus Bungeana ... 75, 78 —
,, {Chinensis) xanthoxyloides, Wall.... 76 — 97
,, excelsior ... ... 76
,, floribunda 76 — —
9 %
(heterophylla) excelsior var. 77
II (monophylla) ,, ,, 77
9 9 Ornus 77 — 97
99 ( oxycarpa oxyphylla, Bieb.
) 76
II oxyphylla 76
99 (rostrata oxyphylla, Bieb. 76
99 (rotundifolia) Ornus 77
54 —
Fritillaria (Thunbergii) verticillata, Willd. ...
.
152
Fucus platycarpus... — 159
,, vesiculosus 159
Funaria calvescens 10 —
Galenia Africana ...
60
Gallesia Gorazema Scorododendrum, Casar.
( ) 96
Garcinia Gambogia -
16
,, Gaudichaudi Morelia
( . . .
16
„ Hanburyi 11 16
,, Indica . • .
— 54 17
,, Morelia ... 11 16
Gardenia florida jasminoides, Ellis.
(
__ 82
'
,, Griflithii • • • 54
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Gardenia gummifera — 54 82
,, lucida ... — 54
(
Gardenia Randia tetrasperma
) 69 — —
Gardenia Thunbergia — — 82
Garry a elliptica — — 68
Gaultheria fragrantissima ... — 55 —
,, procumbens — — 93
Geissospcrmum Vellosii 81 — 99
Gelidium corneum, var. spinosum — 55 —
Gelsemium elegans — — 104
Genista tinctoria ... 36 — —
Gentiana asclepiadea — — 105
33 Buergeri — — 105
)) Burseri ... — — 105
33 Cruciata 83 — 105
33 Germanica — — 105
33 Kurroo ... — 55 —
33 lutea 83 — —
33 Pannonica — — 105
>3 punctata 83 — 105
33 purpurea — — 105
Geranium maculatum — — 24
,, ocellatum — 55 —
Geum urbanum 59 — 50
Gigartina acicularis 136 — —
pistillata 136 — —
, ,
Gillenia trifoliata ... — — 50

Gisekia pharnacioides — 55 122
Glaucium ( luteum flavum .. — 55 —
)
( Glechoma hederacea) Nepeta Glechoma 92 — —

Gleditschia triacanthos — — 44
Gleichenia dichotoma — — 157
Globba Schomburgkii 121 — —
Globularia Alypum 89 55 —
Gloriosa superba ... — 55 152
Glossocardia linearifolia — 55 —
Glossogyne pinnatifida — 55 —
Glycine hispida — 55 —
„ Soja — — 41
Glycosmis pentaphylla — 56 —
Glycyrrhiza [brachy carpa) glabra var. 36 — —
ecliinata — — 38
,
glabra 36 — 38
,,
,, glandulifera glabra var.

(. 36 — 38
Gmelina arborea ... — 56 —
Asiatica ... — 56 —
,,
Gnaphalium Vira-Vira — — 86
Gompholobium grandiflorum — — 37
Goniothalamus macrophyllus — 56 —
Gonostylus Miquelianus — 56 —
Gossy pium arboreum — 56 —
Barbadense — — 21
,,
herbaceum 12 56 —
,,
Stocksii — 56 —
Gouania
,,
species — — 32
Grangea Maderaspatana — 56 —
GrevUla robusta 101 - -
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— 56 —
betulccfolia populifolia 13 — —
,, (
Caffra — — 22
,,
oppositifolia 13 — —
,,
polygama Roxb. — 56 —
,,
tilkefolia ...
— 57 —
,,
Grindelia squarrosa — — 86
Guaiacum arboreum 14 — —
officinale — 57 23
,,
,, sanctum 15 — —
Guazuma tomentosa 12 57 21
Guizotia {oleiferci) Abyssinica — — S7
Gunnera perpensa ... — — 53
Gymnema sylvestre — 57 —
Gymnosporia montana Celcistrus Senegalensts (
— — 31
Royleana (Celastrus spinosus) ...
)
25 — —
,,
Gynandropsis pentaphylla ... — 57 —
Gyrocarpus (Asiaticus) Americanus ... 62 — —
Haematoxylon boreale _ 44
Campeachianum — 57 44
(
,,
Hctgenia Abyssinica) Brayera anthelmintic 59 — —

Haloxylon recurvum — 57—
Hamamelis Virginiana — — 52
Hamiltonia suaveolens — 57 —
Hardwickia binata — 57 —
Hedychium Gardnerianum speciosum, Wall. 121 — —
spicatum
( )
121 — —
, ,
Hedyosmum nutans — — 128

Hedyotis congesta — 57 —
Helianthus tuberosus — — 87
Helichrysum crispum — — 86
serpyllifolium — — 86
,,
Helicteres corylifolia — 57 —
,, Isora — 58 —
Heliotropium Europseum ... 84 58 —
,, Indicum — — 100
„ undulatum ... 58
Helleborus ( atrorubens odoi us 8
foetidus Q
6
,,
,, lividus... 3 —
„ niger ... 3 8
,, viridis ... 3 — 8
Hemidesmus Indicus 82 58 103
Heritiera littoralis... — 58 —
Herniaria glabra ... — — 120
Herpestis Monnieria — — 111
,, ,, var. alba — 58 —
Herrania albiflora .. 13 — —
{Heterochoita stricta) Erigeron strictus, Hook, et Am. 70 — —
Heuchera Americana — — 51
Hibiscus Abelmoschus — — 21
cannabinus — 58 —
esculentus — — 21
Sabdariffa — 58 —
Sy riacus ... — — 21
tiliaceus .. — 58 —
Trionum... — 59 —
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II ippocrepis unisiliquosa . . — 59
Hippomane Mancinella — — 137
Hiptage Madablotta — 59 23
Hoffmanseggia Sandersonii — 59 —
Holarrhena antidysenterica — 59 —
lloligarna Arnottiana — 59 —
Holostemma Rheedianum ... — — 103
Hordeum hexastichon 135 — 155
Humiria floribunda — — 23
Humulus Lupulus ... J05 59 139
Hura crepitans — — 137
Hydnocarpus antbelmintica — — 14
„ venenata — — 14
Hydrangea arborescens — — 51
Hydrocotyle Asiatica 63 59 60
,, ( Bonariensis ) umbellata — — 61
vulgaris
,, 63 — —
Hygrophila spinosa — 59 —
Hymenjea Courbaril — — 46
Hyoscyamus niger... 86 59 109
,, ( pinnatifidus reticulatus — — 109
,, pusillus — 59 —
Hypecoum procumbens 59 —
Hyptis imbricata ... —7 60 —
,, suaveolens — 60 —
Hyssopus officinalis 90 — —
Ichnocarpus frutescens — GO —
(Idea) Protium Araconchini 24 — -
( heterophylla ) Protium Aracouchini 24 — —
,,
Protium species
,, 24 — —
Ilex Aquifolium ... — 60 —
,, odorata — 60 —
Illicium Floridanum — — 9
religiosum — — 9
,,
Indigofera argentea — — 38
eriocarpa — — 3S
,,
linifolia — 60 —
,,
paucifolia — 60 —
,,
pulchella — 60 —
,,
,, tinctoria — — 39
Inga affinis — — 49
globulifera ... 58 — —
,,
Lindeniana ... 58 — —
,,
( Mucuna Lindeniana... 58 — —
,,
Inocarpus edulis ... — 60 —
Inula Helenium ... — 60 87
racemosa — 60 —
,,
viscosa — 60 —
,
Ionidium heterophyllum — 61 —
Ipecacuanha — — 13
,,
Iphiona rotundifolia 70 — —
scabra 71 — —
,,
Ipomcea aquatica ... — 61 —
biloba — 61 107
,,
Bona-nox 61 —
,,
,, hederacea — 61 —
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( Mechocicana
Jalapa, Coxe 85 — —
,,
obscura, Bot. Reg.
)
— 61 —
,,
Pes-Tigridis ...
— — 107
,,
Purga 86 — 107
,,
Quamoclit — 61 —
,,
reniformis — 61 —
,,
sepiaria ... — 61 —
,,
simulans ... 86 — 107
,,
species 86 — —
,,
triloba — 61 —
—
. .
,,
Turpethum — 62
,,
vitifolia ... ... — 62 —
Iris
,,
Florentina 122 62 —
Germanica ... — — 146
,,
versicolor — — 146
—
. . .
,,
Isertia reticulata ... — 62
— —
. . .
Isonandra Gutta ... 75

Isoptera Borneensis ... — 18
Ixora coccinea ... 62 —
,, parviflora ... 62 —
Jacaranda decurrcns - 112
„ oxyphylla ... 62
Paulistana 113
Jackiaornata
,,
... 62 —
Jasminum arborescens ... 62 —
floribundum 79 — —
,,
fruticans 79 — —
,,
grandiflorum ... 79,80 62 —
,,
,, humile . . . 63 —
,, officinale 80 63 —
pubescens 63 —
—
. .
,, .
Jateorrkiza ( palmetto ), , Columba 6 10

Jatropha Curcas ... ... — 63 137
glandulifera — 63 137
,,
multifida — — 137
,,
nana ... ... ... ... — 63 —
j y
nudicaulis ... 102 — —

„
,,
urens — 63 —
Jeffersonia (diphylla) binata — — 11
—
. . .
Juglans cinerea — 140

Juniperus communis ... 107 — —
Oxycedrus ... 107 — 142
,,
rigida ... ... — — 142
,,
Sabina .. ... ... ... 107 — —
, ,
var. cupressifolia ... — — 142

,,
Virginiana
,,
... 108 — 142

,,
Jurinea macrocephala — 63
—
. .
—
.
Jussieuea (fruticosa ) suffruticosa, Linn. ... 58

,, species ... ... — — 58
Justicia diffusa — 113
Gendarussa — 114
,,
palustris ... ... — — 114
,,
„ procumbens ... — 63 —
Ksempferia rotunda ... __ 63
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Kalanchoe spathulata
Kalmia
— 63
angustifolia
93
,, latifolia ...
93
Kandelia Rheedii ...
63
Kigelia pinnata 112
Kokoona Zeylanica 31
Krameria cistoides 15
,, Ixina 9 , 10 —
,, tomentosa 9 15
,, triandia — 63
Kydia calycina — 64
Labourdonnaisia calophylloides 94
Lactuca remotiflora 64
,, virosa 74 92
Laclenbergia Chapadensis ...
64
Lagenaria vulgaris 64
Lagerstroemia Flos-reginse ... — 64
Lahia Kuteiensis 21
Landophia fiorida 99
Lantana alba 89 —
,, Camara 115
Larix Europsea 108 —
Lasiosipkon anthylloides, var. glabrescens 64
,, eriocephalus ... 64
, ,
Kraussii — 64
Lastrsea athamantica 135 —
Lathyrus sativus ... — 64
Launaea nudicaulis — 64
,, pinnatifida 92
( Laurus Lindera Benzoin
)
. . 100 —
,, Cinnamomum Campliora 99 —
Lavandula dentata 90 —
,, [latifolia) Spica ... 90 — 115
„ Spica ... 90 — 116
Stoechas 91 — 116
, ,
„ vera 91 — 116
,, ,. var. angustifolia 116
Lavatera trimestris 64
Lawsonia alba 58
,, (inermis) alba — 65
Ledum palustre 93
Leea sambucina 33
Lens esculenta — 65
Leonotis Leonurus ... 119
,, nepetmfolia — 65
„ (ovata) Leonitis, Ait. 119
Leontice Leontopetalum — 65
Leonurus Sibiricus 119
Lespedeza ( cuneata ) uncea, Pers. 37 -
Leucsena glauca ... — 65
Leucas aspera — 65
capitata — 65
,,
lavandukefolia — 65
„
, ,
Zeylanica ... — 65
Levisticum officinale 62
Liatxis spicata 85
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Schlecht.
(
— — 62
Ligusticum acutilobum — — 63
Ligustrum ciliatum Ibota... — — 97
(
(glabrum) ovalifolium so — —
,,
Ibota ... 80 — 97
,,
lucidum ovalifolium — — 97
,, (
Roxburghii — 65 —
, ,
Lilium Japonicum... — — 152

Limnanthemum cristatum ... — 66 —
Lindenbergia urticsefolia — 66 —
Lindera Benzoin ... 100 — —
sericea — — 132
,,
Linum catharticum 14 — —
usitatissimum 14 — —
, ,
Lippia citriodora .. 89 — —
nodiflora 89 66 —
,,
(Liquidambar) Altingia excelsa 61 — 52

Liquid ambar Formosana ... 61 — —
imberbis orientalis 6L — —
,,
orientalis
(
. . 61 — 52
, ,
styraciflua ... 62 — 53
,,
Liriodendron tulipifera — — 9
Lithospermum purpureo cceruleum — — 106
Litsea citrata — 66 —
glauca — 132
,,
Litsea sebifera — 66 132
Lobelia decurrens, var. /3. ... — — 92
,, nicotianaefolia — 66 —
syphilitica — — 92
,,
Lolium Italicum multiflorum — — 155
„ temulentum
(
135 — —
Lonchocarpus Peckolti — — 42
, ,
sericeus 37 — —
Lonicera angustif olia — 66 —
Lotus major — — 38
Lupinus hirsutus ... — 66 —
Lycium Chinense ... — '
— 109
Lycopodium clavatum 136 — —
,, complanatum ... — — 158
,, Phlegm aria — — 158
,, Selago 136 — —
Lygodium J aponicum — — 157
,, scandens — 66 —
Maba buxifolia — — 96
Machserium discolor 37 — —
„ Gardneri 37 — —
,, violaceum 37 — —
Machilus odoratissima — 66 —
Macrocnemunx Sprucei — 66 —
Macrotomia Benthami — 66 —
Mcesa lanceolata .. 74 — —
(Magnolia) Michelia fuscata — — 9
Magnolia glauca — — 10
,, pubescens — — 34
Mallotus Philippinensis 03 67 137
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Malva (Mauritiana) sylvestris 20
,, parviflora ... — 20
,, sylvestris ... — 20
(Mammea longifolia Ochrocarpos longifolius — — 17
( ,, ovalifolia Ochrocarpos ovalifolius — — 17
Mandragora {officinalis) officinarum, Linn. ... 87
Mangifera Indica ... 67 35
Mamhot palraata ... — 67
,, utilissima 138
Manisuris granularls 67
Maranta arundinacea 122 146
Marliera glomerata 63
Marrubium peregrinum — — 119
,, vulgare 91 119
Marsilea lxirsuta ... 158
Martynia diandra ... — 67 113
Massoia aromatica 100
(Matayba) Ratonia Guianensis 27
Matricaria Chamomilla 72 90
inodora — 91
,,
Meconopsis aculeata — 67
Melaleuca Leucadendron .. — 67
Melanorrhcea Wallichii — 67
Melastoma polyanthum — 67
Melia Azedirachta — 67 30
Melian thus major — 35
minor ... — — 35
,,
(Melilotus) Trigonella ccerulea — — 37
Melilotus Indica ... — 67
,, parviflora Indica — — 37
Melissa
(
officinalis ... 91 —
Melochia pyramidata — — 21
Melothria Maderaspatana (Mukici scabrella ) — 70 —
—
. .
Memecylon edule ... 67 —

,, umbellatum ( sphaml undulatum edule.
. .
— 67 —
Mentha arvensis, var. glabrata
)
91 — 116
var. piperascens .. — — 116
,, ,,
Canadensis — — 117
,,
var. glabrata — — 117
,, ,,
sylvestris, var. incana — — 117
,,
,, piperita . 91 — 117
Pulegium 92 — 117
,,
sylvestris ... — 6S —
,,
,, viridis 92 — 117
Menyanthes trifoliata 83 — —
Mesua ferrea — 68 17
Mezoneuron Benthamianum — 6S —
Michelia Champaca — 68 —
fuscata, Bl. — — 9
,,
Nilagirica — 68 —
,,
Miconia species — — 58
Micromena capitellata ... ... — 68 —
[Microrhynchus) Launaea nudicaulis 74 — —
Microstemon sp. ... — 68 —
Mikania glomerata — — 85
„ species — — 85
Milletia auriculata — 68 —
,, Caffra — 68 —
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Mimosa Acacia Farnesiana 57 — —
( )
rubicaulis — 68 —
,,
Mimusops Elengi ... — 69 94
bexandra — 69 —
,,
Mirabilis Jalapa ... — 69 —
(Mcesa) Mcesa ianceolata 74 — —
Mollugo Cerviana ...
— 69 —
hirta — 69 —
,,
pentaphylla — 69 —
,,
Momordica Balsamina — — 60
Charantia — 69 —
,,
„ Cocbinchinensis — 69 —
Cymbalaria — 69 —
, ,
dioica ... — 69 —
Monarda didyma
,,
... — — 118
punctata — 118
,,
Monodora Angolensis — — 10
,, Myristica — — 10
( Monostiche Calathea Daniellii 122 — —
Morinda citrifolia .
— 69
var. bracteata — 70 —
,, ,,
longiflora — 70 —
,,
tinctoria ... — 70 —
,,
pterygosperma — 70 —
Morus nigra
,,
— — 140
Mucuna altissima ... 37 — —
„ prunens ... — — 41
Muehlenbeckia complexa ... — — 123
{MuJcia Melothria Maderaspatana...
sccibrellci) — 70 —
(Mundtia) Acanthocladus Braziliensis 10 — —
,, spinosa... — — 15
Murraya exotica ... — 70 —
,, Koenigii... — 70 —
Mussaenda arcuata — — 82
frondosa — 70 —
, ,
Myrcia coriacea — — 57
Myrica cerifera 106 — 140
Gale 106 — —
99
99 N agi — 70 140
99 species 105 — —
Xalapensis
99
— — 140
Myristica fatua — — 129
„ fragrans — 70 129
Guatemalensis — — 128
99
Malabarica — 71 —
9 9
99species — — 12S
—
. .
Myrocarpus fastigiatus 37 —
( Myrospermum balscimiferum Myroxylon Peruiferum 47 —
emarginatum frutescens
,
— — 38
(
frutescens ...
)
38 — 43
edicellatuw) Myroxylon Peruiferum. 44 — —
STyroxylon Pereirse 40 — —
secundum ... 39 — —
suberosum) Myroxylon robinisefolium... 48 - . —
{ erytliroxylum ) Myroxylon Peruiferum 44 — —
Myroxylon Hanburyanum ... 40 — —
,, Pereirse ,43 — 43
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Myroxylon peruiferum 42
,, pubescens ... 45 -
,, {punctatum) Toluifera • • • ... 45. 47

,, robinisefolium ... 47
,, Sonsonatense .. 40
Toluifera 48
Myrsine africana ... 70
,, variabilis 94
My rtus communis ... ... • •
— 71
Nardostachys Jatamansi 83
{Narthex Asafcetida) Ferula Narthex 65 11 __
N ectandra leucothyrsus • • • ... 100
„ Rodioei , , , ... — 132
Neea species ”!
95
Nepenthes gracilis ... ... — — 124
,, trichocarpa — — 124
Nepeta Cataria • • . ... — — 118
,, Glechoma .. ... 92 119
Neplielium Litchi ... ... — 71 —
Longana ...
— 71 —
Nerium odorum ...
, ,
— 71 99
Oleander ... ... ...
!" 81 71 99
,,
Neuracanthus sphserostachys ... — 71 —
—
• • •
Newbouldia lee vis — 112

Nicandra physaloides — 71 —
— —
. • •
Nicotiana acuminata ... 110

— —
• , .
rustica ... 110

„
,,
Tabacum
. . .
— 71 110
„ tomentosa
, ,
... - — 71 —
Nigella arvensis ... . 3 — —
Damascena • • • 3 72 9
,,
sativa ... 3 — 9
,,
Nitraria tridentata ... 15 — —

Nopalea coccinellifera — — 60
—
• .
Notonia grandiflora — 72
—
. .
Nyctanthes Arbor-tristis ... 72 98

— —
.
Nymphsea Lotus ... ... . . . 11
Oclina atropurpurea . . ... — — 29

squarrosa ... ... ... — 72 —
,,
Ochrocarpos longifolius
. .
— 72 —
—
.
Ocimum Basilicum 72 116

canum
. • . .
— 72 —
,,
gratissimum
.
— 72 —
, ,
sanctum ...
. .
— 72 116
— —
. • •
, ,
Odina obovata ... 30

Wodier
. . •
... — 73 —
,,
Oldenlandia corvmbosa — 73 —
— —
• • • . .
globosa S2
— —
. . • . . .
,,
Natalensis 73
,,
umbellata
•
. .
• •
— — 83
,,
Olea chrysophylla ... 80 —
„ cuspidata .. ... — 73 —
dioica — 73 —
,,
Europaea ...
. .
80 — 98
,,
,, lancea ... ... . . .

— — 9S
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Omphalea oleifera 103 — —

Onoclea Germanica — — 157
Onosma echioides ... — 73 —
Ophioglossum ovatum — — 157
Ophiopogon japonicus 122 — —
Opliiorhiza Mungos — — 83
Opopanax Chironium — — 66
Opuntia tomentosa — — 60
Orchis mascula 109 — —
Origanum vulgare 92 73 117
Orobanche ramosa — — 112
(Orobanche virginiana) Epifagus ainericanus 88 — —
Orygia trianthemoides, Hanb. MS. 63 — —
Oryza sativa — — 156
Osmites hirsuta — — 87
Osmitopsis asteriscoides ... ... • — — 87
Osmorhiza Japonica — — 62
Osyris arborea — 73 —
Othonna Natalensis — 74 —
Ougeinia dalbergioides — 74 —
Oxalis Acetosella .
16 — —
,,
corniculata — 74 25
„ corymbosa ... — — 25
„ hirsutissima / — 74 —
„ megalorrhiza 16 — —
Oxystelma esculentum — 74 —
Pachira aquatica ... 12
,, sessilis 12 — —
Pachynocarpus Wallichii .. — 74 —
Pachyrhizus angulatus — 74 —
Pfederia foetida — 74 83
Pseonia albiflora ... — 74
,,
Moutan ... 9
Palaquium Borneense — 94
,, calophyllum — — 95
,, Gutta ... — — 95
,, oblongifolium ... — — 95
,, oleosum — — 95
,, Pisang — — 95
,, Treubii — — 95
,, ,, var. parvifolium — — 95
Palisota Barteri — — 153
Panderia pilosa 96 — —
Panicum costatum flavescens, Sw.
( )
— — 156
,, sarmentosum 156
Papaver Argemone 7 -
,, dubium 7
,, hybridum 7 —
,, Rhoeas 8 12
,, somniferum S 74 12
(Papyrus antiquorum Cyperus Papyrus ) 127 — ___
Parameria glandulifera — 74 —
Parinarium nitidum — 74 —
Parkia Roxburghii — 75
Parkinsonia aculeata 56 75 —
Paronychia argentea — — 120
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Parthenium Hysterophorus — — 88
Paullinia costata ... — — 34
Paulo-Wilhelmia speciosa ... — — 114
Pavetta Indica — 75 83
Payena Leerii — 75 95
Pedalium Murex ... — 75 —
Pedicularis pectinata — 75 —
Pedilanthus Finckii 101 — —
Peganum Harmala 16 75 —
Pelargonium graveolens 16 — —
grossularioides ) australe — — 24
, ,
,,
(
,, var. pubescens — — 24
ramosissimum — — 24
— —
, ,
,, triste 24
Peperomia Langsdorfii — 75 —
Perilla arguta — — 117
,, ocymoides ... — 75 —
Periploca aphylla ... — 75 —
Peristophe bicalyculata — 75 —
Petivena alliacea ... — — 122
Peucedanum Cervaria — — 66
,, decursivum — — 66
grande — 75 —
,,
graveolens — — 66
,, .
var.
.
Sowa — — 66
,,
Ostruthium
,,
...
— 76 —
Peumus Boldus
,,
— — 129
Pharnaceum species — — 60
Phaseolus aconitifolius — 76 —
Mungo ... — 76 —
,,
trilobus — 76 —
. ,
Phillyrea angustifolia 81 — —
Phoenix dactylifera 126 — —
Phyllanthus Casticum — — 135
distichus — 76 —
Emblica — 76 135
Phyllanthus Maderaspatensis — 76 —
Niruri — — 135
reticulatus — 76 —
simplex — 76 —
Urinaria — — 135
Phyllonoma ruscifolia Dulongia acuminata) 25 — —
(Phyllyrea) Phillyrea angustifolia
(
81 — —
Physalis Alkekengi 87 — 108
„ minima ...
— 76 —
Peruviana — 76 10S
,,
Physostigma venenosum 51 — 41
Phyolacca Abyssinica 96 77 —
acinosa — 77 122
, ,
stricta — — 122
Picea alba — — 143
(Picrasma) Picrsena Vellozii 29

Picrorhiza Kurroa
— 77 —
Pieris ovalifolia
— 77 —
Pilocarpus Jaborandi
— 77 26
pennatifolius — 77 27
,,
,, species
— 26
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Pilocarpus Selloanus 27
„ trachvlophus — 77 —
—
. • •
—
• • .
Pimenta officinalis 57
—
• « . .
—
.
Pimpinella Saxifraga . 68
—
. .
Pinellia tuberifera — 153

—
. . .
—
. .
Pinus Cedrus) Cedrus Libani 108

— —
. .
Cembra 108
—
• • • • • •
,,
Gerardiana 77 —
—
• • • • • •
,,
Halepensis 108 77
,,
„ longifolia ...
. . *
— 77 —
palustris
. •
..
. . .
— — 143
—
. . .
,,
„ Pinaster • • . • . 108 —
Pumilio 109 — 143
— —
• « • , . ,
,,
Strobus 143
—
• • •
,,
sylvestris ... . . . . . . 109 —
Piper
,,
aduncum . 98 — 126
—
.
angustifolium 98 77
,,
baccatum
. . .
— 77 —
— —
• • . . . *
,,
,, Betle • • • . . • 126
caninum 98 78 126
—
• • •
,,
Capense 78 —
—
• •
,,
colubrinum .. ... 78 126

,,
„ Cubeba 98 — 126
— —
• •
elongatum, var. a. cordulatum 127

,,
Futo-kadsura — — 127
—
, ,
,,
„ Lessertianum » •
— 127
—
• • •
longum 78 127
— —
. .
,,
mollissiraum 127
—
.
—
. • • •
,,
muricatum 78
—
• . •
,,
nigrum 99 127
—
. . .
, ,
ovatum ... 78 —
,,
Piper ribesioides ...
• • •
— 78 127
—
• • •
(Piper Siriboa) Piper Betle... — 128

species — — 128
,,
subpeltatum
. . .
— — 128
,,
— —
• • .
Pistacia At! antica 28

( integerrima
) Khinjuk, var.
• • •
— 79 —
,,
,, Khinjuk ...
. . .
. . .
— 79 —
Lentiscus ... 29 — 35
,,
(Palcestina) Terebinthus, Linn., var. 28 — —
,,
,, Terebinthus • • • 29 — 35
vera 30 — —
—
• . •
,,
Pistia Stratiotes ... 79 _
Pisum sativum — — 40
var. (Mummy Pea) ...
— — 40
—
. . .
,, ,, • • •
Pithecolobium dulce 79
Pittosporum floribundum — 79 —
„ resiniferum
... . . .
— 79 —
—
. . •
—
• • •
Tobira 15
—
. . *
,, • • •
Plantago arenaria ... — 120

—
. . .
—
• i •
,, Ispaghula ovata...
( • • • 120
„ lanceolata
)
— — 120
„ major ...
. . •
. . .
— 79 —
„ ovata
• •
• • •
•
» • .
— 79 120
,, Psyllium • • • 94 79 —
Platanus orientalis ... 105 —
Platycarya strobilacea — — 140
Platycodon grandiflorum (Flatycodon, erratum )
* • «
... — — 92
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Platypodium elegans 51 —
,, grandiflorum ...
Plectranthus rugosUs
51 —
92 79
Plectronia ( glcibriformis erratum ) giabriflorum, Hiern.
,
83
Pleurospermum Brunonis ...
79
Pluchea Dioscoridis
87
,, lanceolata
79
„
Plumbago Capensis
pinnatifida 71 -
94
,, rosea
94
,, Zeylanica -n 80
Plumeria acutifolia — 80
Podophyllum Emodi — 80 11
,, peltatum
11
Pogostemon Heyneanus — 80
>> parviflorus — 80
( Patchouli ) Heyneanus
118
„ plectranthoides — 80
Poinciana elata — 80
Polyalthia longifolia
Polygala amara, var. Austriaca
— 80
15
,, Boykini ... 15
,, Chinensis — 81
,, Crotalarioides — 81
„ Hottentota 15
,, myrtifolia 15
„Senega ... ...
•
15
„ var. latifolia 16
Polygonatum multiflorum .. — 81
,, officinale 126 — 150
,, (
Thunbergii latifolium 151
, ,
verticillatum 126 —
,, {vulgar e) officinale 151
Polygonum alaturn 81
,, barbatum — 81
,, Bistorta 96 — 123
,, equisetiforme ... — 81
,, glabrum — 82
,, plebeium — 80
,, serrulatum 123
Polygonum (Sieboldi) sagittatum, Linn. 123
,, tinctorium 123
Polypodium angustifolium ... 136 —
,,
Calaguala 136 —
,, crassifolium 157
,, lineare 157
,, phymatodes 157
Pongamia glabra ... 42
Portulaca oleracea — 81
quadrifida — 81
Potentilla supina ... — 82
,,
Tormentilla 59 —
Premna herbacea ... — 82
„ (
serratifolia ) integrifolia, Linn. 115
Primula ( veris ) officinalis, Jac</. 94
(Prinos verticillatus) Ilex verticillata 31
Prinsepia utilis — 82
Prioria copaifera ... 56 —
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Prosopis spicigera ... 58 82 —

Protium [Idea) Aracouchini 24 — —
Prunella vulgaris ... — — 119
Prunus amygdalus — 82 —
armeniaca — 82 —
,,
Cerasus — — 49
,,
domestica ... — 82 —
,,
Lauro- Cerasus — — 49
,,
Mahaleb 59 — —
,,
Millekeni
...
— 82 —
,,
Padus
...
59 — —
,,
prostrata 59 — —
,,
...
Pseudo-cerasus — — 49
,,
Puddurn ...
— 82 —
,,
Virginiana — — 50
,,
Psammogeton setifolium — — 67
Psiadia glutinosa — — 86
trinervis ...
— — 86
„
Psidium (pomiferum Guajava — — 57
Psoralea corylifolia — 82 —
Psychotria Ipecacuanha — — 68
tomentosa — 83 —
„
Ptelca trifoliata — — 28
Pterocarpus Draco 52 — —
Marsupium — 83 42
,,
Pterocelastrus variabilis — — 32
Pterospermum acerifolium ... — 83 —
suberifolium — 83 —
, ,
Pueraria Thunbergiana — — 41
tuberosa ... — 83 —
,,
Pulicaria sp. 71 — —
Punica Granatum ... — 83 58
Putranjiva Roxburghii — 83 —
Pycnostelma Chinensis — — 103
Pyrolct Chimaphila umbellata — — 93
(
Pyrus Cydonia 61 — 51
,,
lanata .. ... — 83 —
Qualea grandifolia... — 83 —
Quassia amara 19 — 29
Quercus Aegilops ... 106 — 141
„ Cerris — — 141
,, coccifera ... — — 141
,, Hispanica, Lam. (Q. Pseudo-Subcr .) 107 — —
,, incana — 83 —
,, ( infectoria ) Lusitanica, var. 106 — —
,, Libani ... — — 141
,, (pubescens) Robur, var. 106 — —
,, Robur 106 — —
,, serrata — — 141
,, Suber Q. Ilex, var. 107 — —
Quillaia Saponaria
(
— — 50
Quisqualis Indica ... — 83 53
Randia ( fragrans ) Malabarica — — 83

,, tetrasperma ( Gardenia tetrasperma) ... 69 —
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Ranunculus pinnatus ... — 83 2
Thora... ,, o
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Raphanus sativus ... , , , 84
Rauwollia serpentina ... 84
Renealmia sylvestris 119, 122 —
Rhamnus Alaternus — — 32
, , Californica — — 32
,, cathartica 25 — 32
,, ( chlorophora ) tinctoria, Waldst. an Kit. 25 — —
, , Frangula — — 32
,, globosa ...
25 — —
, , infectoria 26 — 32
) 3 Persica . .
... — 84 —
33 Purshiana ... — — 33
33 tinctoria... ... — — 33
33 (utilis Dahurica ... 25, 26 — —
33 Wightii ... — 84 —
Rhazya stricta ... — 84 —
Rheum (
australe Emodi — — 123
,, officinale ... 97 — 124
,, palnlatum... — 84 124
, , W ehbianum — 84 —
Rhinacanthus communis — 84 114
Rhipogonum album — — 147
,, ( parviflorum scandens — — 147
Rhipsalis ACthiopic'a — — 60
Rhododendron arboreum — 84 —
ferrugineum
, ,
— — 93
( Rhodorhizct scoparia) Convolvulus scoparius 85 — —
Rhus Copallina — — 35
,, Coriaria 30 — —
,, Cotinus ..
— 84 —
,, (dioica albida 30 — —
,, parviflora — 84 —
,, Punjabensis... — 84 —
Rhus semialata ... — 85 35
succedanea ... — 85 36
3 ( Syriaca albida, var. 30 — —
,,
>
Toxicodendron ... — — 36
,, typhina ... — — 36
Wallichii
,,
— 85 —
,, zizyphina ) albida, var. 30 — —
(
Richardsonia divergens grandiflora — — S3

( scabra pilosa
, ,
(
— — 83
Ricinus communis ... 104 85 138
Rivina ( Icevis humilis 96 — —
Rosa ( biferadamascena 59 — —
(campanulata turbinata 60 — —
centifolia 60 — —
Damascena ... 60 — —
Francofurtensis) turbinata 60 — —
(
Gallica 60 — 51
multiflora ... — — 51
rugosa ... — — 51
turbinata ... — — 60
Rosmarinus officinalis 92 — 118
(Rottlera tinctoria) Mallotus Philippinensis ... 103 — —
Rourea santaloides ... — 85 —
) )

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Roylea elegans — 85
Rubia cordifolia ... — 85
Sikkimensis — 85
,,
tinctorum ... — 85
,,
Rubus Moluccanus — 85
,, rosaefolius .. 50
Rumex Acetosa 124
vesicarius ...
„ — 86
Rungia parviflora ... — 86
Ruta ( anqustifolia ) Chalepensis vat 16 —
,,
(bracteosa) Chalepensis, vcir. 17 25
,, Buxbaumii ... 25
„ graveolens ... 25
,, villosa 25
Sabbatia angularis 105

Saccharum spontaneum 135 —
Sageretia Brandrethiana — 86
,, theezans — 86
Salix alba 141
,, Caprea 107 —
tetrasperma
,, ... — 86
Salsola brachiata .. — 86
,, foetida — 86
,, Soda 122
Salvadora oleoides Persica ( 81 86
,, Persica... — 86
Salvia Aegyptiaca, vcir. pumila — 87
,, aurea 118
lanata
,, — 87
„ Moorcroftiana 93 87
,, plebeia — 87
Samadera Indica ... ... 29
Sambucus Javanica 68
„ nigra ... 68
racemosa
,, 68
Sanguinaria Canadensis 12
(, Sanguisorbct officinalis) Poterium officinale 50
Sanicula Europsea 64 —
Santalura album ... — 87 134
Sapindus cerasinus 30 -
,, trifoliatus — 87
Sapium aucuparium 138
,, species — 87 138
Saponaria Vaccaria — 87
Saraca Indica — 87
Sarcocephalus esculentus ... — 87
( Sarothcimnus Cytisus purgans 52 —
Sarracenia flava 7 — 11
,, purpurea 7 —
( Sassafras Goesianum Massoia aromatica ) 100 —
Sassafras officinale 132
$atureia hortensis 93 —
,, montana ... 93 —
Saururus annuus erratum,) cernuus
( , 99 —
Saussurea candicans — 88
Saxifraga sarmentosa
51
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Scabiosa Olivieri
W
...
70 —
Schima allichii ... — 88 —
Schinus Molle — 88 —
Schizandra grandiflora — 88 —
Schleichera trijuga — 88 —
(Schmidelia Africana) Allophyllus Zeylanicu — 88 —
Schrebera swietenioides — — 98
Scirpus maritimus — — 154
Scolymus Hispanicus — — 92
Scoparia dulcis — 88 —
Scopola Carniolica — — 110
,, Japonica ... — - 110
,, lurida - 88 —
[Scorodosma fcetidum Ferula foetid 66 — -
Scrophularia nodosa 88 — —
Scutia Commersonii — — 33
Sebastiana Chamselea — 88 —
Secale cereal e — — 156
Secamone ( emetica ) elliptica — — 103
Selaginella concinna — — 158
,, flabellata — 88 —
,, iuvolvens — — 158
Selinum ( Benthami Gmelini — — 63
Semecarpus Anacardium — 89 36
Senecio Ambavilla — — 91
,, Cineraria ... — 89 —
rliyncolsenus
„ — 89 —
tenuifolius, Burra.
,, ... — 89 —
Serapias species — — 144
Serjania paucidentata, D.C. — — 34
Sesamum Indicum 88 89 113
Sesbania Aegyptiaca 53 — —
„ grandiflora
Seseli montanum, Linn.
—
es
ag-
— —
,, ( multicaule montanum, Linn 68 — —
,, tenuifolium ... — — 63
,, tortuosum, Linn. 68 — —
Setaria Italica, Beativ. — 89 —
Shorea aptera — — 18
„ Ghysbertiana — — 19
,, ,, var. scabra — — 19
,, Henryana ... — — 19
,, hypochra ... — 19
,, Martiniana — — 19
,, Pinanga ... — — 19
robusta, Gaertn.
,, — 89 —
stenoptera ...
,, — — 19
Sida ( carpinifolia ) acuta — 89 20
,
cordif olia, Linn.
, — S9 —
,, rhombifolia ... — 90 20
spinosa, Linn. — 90 —
,
Sicieroxylon sp. — 90 —
Richardi — — 94
, ,
Siegesbeckia orientalis — — 88
Silene aprica — 90
Simaruba amara ... — — 29
Sium latifolium . . — — 62
, ,
Thunbergii . . — — 62
)

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Smilax anceps 148

aspera, Linn. 123 90 148
,, var. maculata 148
,, var. Mauri tiana 148
calophylla 90
China, Linn. 148
glabra 148
hastata 148
Japicanga... 148
Mauritania Poir ... 124
myosotifiora 90
[officinalis) ornata, Hook.J.... 124
ornata 124 149
[ovalifolia) macrophylla, Eoxb. 90 149
papyracea, Duham. 150
prolifera 149.
Scliomburgkiana 125
Smilax species — — 149
Vitiensis ... 125
,,
Smyrnium Olusatrum — 90 —
Solanum ALthiopicum — — 108
auriculatum — — 108
bullatum — 90 —
[coag^^lans) incanum, Linn. — 90 —
Dulcamara 87 — 108
duplosinuatum — 91 —
( heteracanthum Melongena, Linn. — — 108
Indicum ...
)
— 91 —
[Jacquini) Xanthocarpum ... 87 — —
nigrum, Linn. 87 91 —
Thruppii — 91 —
torvum, Sw. 87 91 108
trilobatum, Linn. — 91 —
verbascifolium, Linn. — 91 —
xanthocarpum 87 91 108
Sonneratia acida, Linn. — 91 —
Sophora [angustifolia) flavescens, Ait. — — 43
[Sophora) Keyserlingia Griffithii 53 — —
Sophora Japonica ... — — 43
Sopubia delphinifolia — 91 —
Sorghum Halepense — — 156
Spananthe paniculata — 92
Spartium junceum 53 — 37
[Spartium scoparium) Cytisus scoparius 52 — —
Sperm acoce [articularis) hispida, Linn. — 92 —
„ laevis, Lam. ... G9 — —
,, species 69 — —
Sphseranthus ( hirtus Indicus, Linn. — — 87
,, Indicus — 92 —
Spigelia Anthelmia — — 04
Marilandica 83 — —
,,
,, pedunculata 83 — —
Spilantlies Acmella — 92 88
,, (oleracea) Acmella, var. fusca — — 88
Spinacia oleracea — — 122
Spondias lutea, Linn. — 92 —
,, mangifera — 92 —
Stachys /Ethiopia — 119
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Stachytarpheta dichotoma ... — 92
,, Indica 115
Stachelina dubia ... — 92
Stephania ( hernandifolia discolor — 92
Sterculia fcetida — 93
,, Rex 12 —
,, scapliigera 13 -
,, urens — 93 22
Stereospernium suaveolens — 93
( Stillingia sebifera) Sapium sebiferum 138
Streblus asper — 93
Strep tochsete spicata — 93
Striga ( hirsuta lutea 111
Strophantlius Barteri — 93
Capensis — 93
Emini — 94
glaber 99
gracilis "! — 93
gratus — 93
hispidus qq 100
Kombe 100, 101 —
Petersianus — 94
Preussii — 94
sarmentosus — 94
species 99, 100, 101
Tholloni — 94
Strychnos Gardneri 104
minor ... — 94
Nux- vomica 104
species . .
"! — 94
Tieute .. — 94
I 5
Wallichiana — 94
J »
Sty rax Benzoin 75 — 96

,, officinale .. 75 — 96
,,
(Porter icinum) serrulatum 96
species 96
,,
S used a fruticosa 96 —
Swertia alata — 94
angustifolia — 95
,,
,, Chirata — 95
cordata — 95
,,
„ decussata ... — 95
pulchella ... — 95
,,
purpurascens — 95
,,
, ,
speciosa . .
— 95
Swietenia Mahogani 31
Symphytum officinale S4
„ ,, var. patens 84
Symplocarpus foetidus 153
Symplocos lanceolata 81
racemosa — 95 97
,,
Syncolostemon densiflorus — 95
Tabernaemontana collina ... 102

coronaria — 95
Tagetes erecta
,,
— 95
(
...
Talisia cerasina ) Sapindus cerasinus

...
_
..
28 —
) —

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Tamarindus Indica — 95 46
„ var. occidentals — — 46
,,
Tamarix articulata — 96 —
dioica 10 — —
>5
ericoides ... — — 16
J >
Gallica — 96 —
Tambourissa quadrifida — — 129
Taraus communis 123 — —
Tanacetum) Chrysanthemum Balsamita — — 91
(
vulgare — — 91
, ,
Tarchonanthus camphoratus, Linn. — 96 —

Tarrietia Javanica — — 22
Taverniera nummularia — 96 —
Taxus baccata, Linn. 108 — 142
Tectona grandis ... — 96 115
Tephrosia Apollinea, Link. 53 — 39
Capensis — - 39
,,
elongata, E. Mey. — — 39
>5
Hookeriana — — 39
Kraussiana — — 39
macropoda — — 39
n polystachya — — 39
purpurea — 96 —
55
tinctoria, Pers. ... — 96 —
> 5
villosa, Pers. — 96 —
55
55
Vogelii... — .
39
Tetrapteris sp. 14 —
Terminalia Arjuna — 96 —
Bellerica — 96 53
J J
(Benzoin) augustifolia — — 53
J 5
Catappa — — 53
J 9
Chebula — 96 53
paniculata — 97 —
,,
tomentosa, Wight, et Ar? — 97 —
,,
Teucrium Africanum — — 119
Chamsedrys 93 — —
,,
Creticum 93 — —
,,
flavum ... — 97 —
,,
,, lucidum — 97 —
montanum 94 — —
,,
,, Polium 94 — —
riparium
,,
— 97 —
Thalictrum foliolosum — 97 —
9 9
Javanicum — 97 —
99 minus ... — 97 —
Thapsia Garganica, var. Silphium 69 — 67
Thaumatococcus Danielli ... 122 — —
(Thea Assamica) Camellia Thea var — 97 —
„ Chinensis) Camellia Thea — 97 —
(
Theobroma Cacao ... — — 22

Thenardia floribunda — 98
Thespesia populnea — 97 —
Thevetia neriifolia — 98 102
Thottea grandiflora — 98
Thuya occidentalis — 98 —
,, orientalis ... — — 142
Thymus ( angustifolius ) Serpyllum var. — — 118
,, ( Chamcedrys Serpyllum var. 94 —
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Thymus Serpyllum — 98
,, vulgaris ... 94 — 118
Tinospora cordifolia — 98
Toddalia aculeata ... — 98
( Toluifera Balsamum) Myroxylon Toluifera 50 — .
Torenia cordifolia ... — 98 —

Tragia cannabina involucrata var.
( — 98 —
involucrata
,, — — 138
Trapa bispinosa — 93 53
Trewia nudiflora ... — 98 —
Trianthema decandra — — 60
,, ( monogyna Portulacastrum var
)
— 99 —
,, ( obcordata Portulacastrum var. 63 — —
,, pentandra — 99 —
Tribulus alatus 15 — —
,, terrestris 15 99 24
Tricliodesma Indicum — 99 106
,, Zeylanicum ... — 99 —
Tricliolepis glaberrima — 99 —
Trichosanthes cucumerina ... — — 60
palmata
,,
— 99 —
Tridax procumbens — — 88
Trifolium repens ... 53 — —
Trigonella Fcenum-Graceum 53 — 3
Triplaris Surinamensis — — 124
Tristemma virusanum — — 58
Triticum hybernum vulgare — — 156
,, ovatum ...
(
— — 154
Agropyron repens 135 — —
,,
,,
(
( sativum ) vulgare... — 99 —
,, species ... — — 156
,, vulgare ... 135 — —
Triumfetta rhomboidea — — 23
semi-triloba — 99 —
,,
( Trixago Bartsia latifolia, Sibth. and Sm. — 99 —
Tsuga Canadensis — — 143
Turnera aphrodisiaca diffusa var. — — 58
(
microphylla diffusa var.

(
)
— — 59
,
Tussilago Farfara 73 — 91
Tylophora asthmatica 82 — —
Tynanthus elegans — — 112
, , fasciculatus — — 112
Ulmus campestris 104

f ulva — — 138
)>
[major) montana var 104 — —
„ [suberosa) campestris var. 104 — —
Umbellularia Californica — — 132
Uraria lagopoides ... — 99 —
„ picta — 100 —
Urecbites suberecta — — 102
Urena baccifera ... — 100 —
lobata ... — 100 20
sinuata — 100 —
,,
Urginea Indica — 100 —
Scilla 123 — —
,,
Uvaria Chamse — 100 —
)>
Narum ... 1 1 t
— 100 —
) .

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Vaccinium Arctostaphylos — — 93
uliginosum 74 — —
,,
Vitis-Idaea 74 — —
,,
(Vachellia) Acacia Farnesiana 57 — —

Valeriana Harclwickii — oo —
officinalis — — 84
,,
„ var. latifolia ... — — 84

,,
{officinalis var.) sambucifolia, Mikan. — — 84

,,
Pyrenaica — 100 —
,,
Wallickii — 100 —
,,
Vallaris Heynii — 100 —
Vangueria (edulis) Madagascariensis — 101 —
,, spinosa — 101 —
Vanilla ( aromatica planifolia, Andr. ( Keiv Bulletin
1895, p. 175) — __ 144
ensifolia ... — 101 144
,,
Vateria acuminata — — 19
Venidium arctotoides — 101 —
Ventilago Maderaspatana ... — 101 —
Veratrum album ... — 101 152
var. Lobelianum ... 126 — —
,, ,,
viride ... — — 152
,,
Verbascum sinuatum 88 — —
speciosum — — Ill
Verbena
,,
officinalis S9 —
Verbesina helianthoides 71 — —
„ microcephala — — 88
persicifolia ... ... ...
'
— — 88
,,
Vernonia anthelmintica — 101 84
cinerea — 101 —
,,
Veronica Anagallis — — Ill
„ salicifolia — — 111
Virginica — —
,,
Viburnum Lantana — — 111
68
nervosum — 101 —
,,
Vicatia coniifolia ... — 101 _

Vicia Ervilia 36 — —
Vigna Catjang — 101 —
Vinca major 81 —
{media) difformis, Pourr. 81 —
,,
minor 82 —
„
,,
pusilla — 102 —
„ rosea — — 102
Vincetoxicum atratum — — 104
,, officinale 82 — 102
Viola cinerea 18 102 —
„ Patrinii — 13
, ,
pedata ... ... ... ... 8
serpens 102
—
.
,,
(Viola suffruticosa) Ionidium heterophyllum — 14
—
,
Viscum articulatum, Burm. — 102

Vismia dealbata ... 11 —
Visnea Mocanera ... — — 17
Vitex Agnus- castus 89 102 115
,,
megaphylla ... — 102
„ Negundo 89 102 115
,, trifolia — — 115
,, vestita — 102
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Vitis aduata — 102 —
,, carnosa — 102 —
,, Gibertii 27 — —
j i
setosa . , — 103 —
Volutarella divaricata — 103 —
Voyria uniflora — 103 —
Wagatea spicata ... 103
Wedelia calendulacea — 103 —
Weinnannia tinctoria — — 52
Wendlandia tinctoria — 103 —
,j var. grandis — 103 —
Wikstroemia viridiflora — — 133
Withania coagulans 87 103 109
,, somnifera 88 103 109
Woodfordia floribunda — 104 —
Wrightia tinctoria — 103 102
Xanthium spinosum 71 — 88
,, strumarium — 104 —
Zanthorhiza apiifolia 3 9
Zanthoxylum acanthopodiura 17 104 —
alatum, Roxb. 17 104 27
Bungei 17 — —
Capense — — 27
horridum — 104 —
ovalifolium ... — 104 —
piperitum 18 — 27
schinifolium ... — — 27
Senegalense ... — — 28
species — — 27
Thunbergii — — 27
(Zehneria umbellata) Melothria heterophylla
. .
— —
104
Zingiber odoriferum — —
104
officinale ... — — 145
,,
Zizyphus glabrata ... — 104 —

Jujuba —
,,
„ Lotus
...
26 — 33
104
—
nummularia rotundifolia, Lam. — 105 —
,, (
(Enoplia ...
)
— 105 —
,,
rugosa — 105 —
,,
— —
. .
Spina-Christi 26
,,
„ ( vulgaris sativa ... 26 — —

Zornia diphylla — 105 —
Zygophyllum coccineum 16 — —
simplex 15 — —
,,
,, Fabago 15 — —
. ..
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—s»C^£tE&%^K-—
The letters H.H., M.R., and P.H. indicate respectively the “ Hanbury
Herbarium Catalogue —
“ The Museum Report, 1893 4,” and
the “ Catalogue of the Herbarium of Medicinal Plants .”
H.H. M.R. P.H.

Page. Page. Page.
Abdurbraffal — 2 —
Abutua 6 — —
. .
grande 3 — —
>>
miuda 4 — —
I 9
pequena ... 4 — —
,,
de St. Sebastiao 4 — —
,,
Aceite de canimi 56 — —
— —
. .
Adcher 128
Addasimabo — 2 —
Adrue — 10 —
African aramoniacum — — 65
copaiba ... — 7, 10 —
,,
peach root — 87 —
,,
Agar-Agar — 55 —
Agru Agru — 2 —
Ahay — 2 —
Ajo de carnero 37 — —
Akoko — 2 —
Alexanders — 90 —
Alleluia h, fleur jaune — - 25
Almond ... — 82 —
Alum root — - 51
Ambaville — — 91
Ambrevade — — 41
Angelim pedra 36 — —
Anis sauvage — — 66
Annatto ... — 31 —
Ap^ uba ... — — 22
Apricot ... — 82 —
Arariba ... — 38 —
Arbol de balsamo ... 47 — —
. de la brea
, . . 24 — —
44 INDEX OF VERNACULAR NAMES.
H.H. M.K. P.H,
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Arbrewah 2
Arfaf an ... — 2 —
Arkabramhah — o —
Arkamalis — 2 —
Arkikaru ... — 2 —
Arkotompotsin — 2 —
Arliras — 36 —
Armoise ... — — 119
Arou omina mesi . — — 84
Arquandquandwah — 2 —
Artar — 104 —
Artelan ... — 60 —
Asanfurbah — 2 —
Aslap — 65 —
Aspangul... 89 — —
Asperge sauvage . — — 150
Ata — 104 —
Aviangti ... — — 112
Ayapana ... — — 85
Azechinha — 74 —
Azerona ... — — 89
Badshah ... 1
Bakain 24 — —
Balam fat — — 95
Balsam of Liquidambar — — 53
Balsamo ... 24 49 — —
„ negro
,
40 41 — —
odoroso ...
,
48 — —
Bambara
,,
... — 43 33
Bangil — 77 —
Banyan ... — 53 —
Bara mai ... — 22 —
Barbatimao 35 — —
Barilla — 57 —
Basourinha — 88 —
Bastard indigo — — 38
mango — 92 —
,.
Batoum tea — — 93
Baume — — 86
de l’lsle Plate — — 86
Bay
,,
— 50 —
Behen magnum — — 137
Bengal kino — 34 —
Ber 26 — —
Beraka — 68 —
Berg buchu ••
— — 26
— —
•
Bevilacqua 59
Biak — 7, 10 —
Bidara pabit — 51 —
Bidder bosch — — 104
Bigaradier 18 — —
Bissie — 2 —
Bitter hout — — 102
Bla 120 — 145
Black oats — — 155
Black plum ttt
— 102 —
Blay \ * « 120 —
,
INDEX OF VERNACULAR NAMES. 45

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Boa-tam-paijang .. 13 — —
Bois Auda — 39 —
cassant — — 91
—
,
—
,
,, chandelle 151
J5 de gaulette .. — — 34
39 Lousteau — — 68
’> de natte — — 94
noir rouge — — 47
d’oiseau — — 132
9 )
de pipe — — 106
puant — — 58
queue de rat, — — 136
9
de reinette — — 34
—
)
de rempart .. — 93
„ Sagaye — — 34
,, sureau — — 115
,, tambour — — 129
,, de trefle — — 57
Bok-buchu — — 25
Bokhan ... 89 — —
Boneset ... — — 85
Bongboise — 100 —
Brango de preguiga — 90
Breo branco 24 — —
Bride emballage .. — — 121
Brimstone — 69 100
Bringelle marronne — — 108
Buah slisis — 72 —
Bui i, 96 —
Bukum o
Z
Bungtalai 13 .
Bunter eisenhut — —
—5
. .
Burra elachi 119 —

Butea gum — 34 —
Cabriuva 42
Cade — — 142
Cadoque ... — — 43
Cajou 52
Calaguala 136 —
Cambuck do mato 63 —
Camphire — 65 —
Cana — — 16
Canafistola de purgar 54 — 45
Canela 100 —
,, branca de brejo 100 —
Canton peppermint — — 116
Cape ash ... — — 30
,, gooseberry ... — 76 —
,, senna — — 45
Caper plant — 36 —
Capillaire — — 156
Carobinha — 62 —
Cascabeele jaune ... — — 37
Cascara sagrada ... - 6, 13 —
Cascarilla bark — — 136
Casse puant.e — — 45
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Cassie
— 23 48
Castique ...
— — 135
Catamaha — — 16
Catanga de Mocha...
82 — _
Cateping ... — - 44
Cat j an
dammar
— 34 —
Cat’s eye ...
— 74 —
Caulote ...
12 —
Cedro
19 —
Chaksu 55 — —
Chambeli...
Chamburu de Quito
— 63 —
63 — _
Champaca — 2, 13 —
Chardon ...
— — 11
Changra ...
71 — —
Chelleco ...
16 — —
Cherry laurel — — 49
Chickpea — 39 —
Chiendent — — 155
bourrique
?
, — — 156
Chilian rhatany — — 15
Chiliquiste 96 — —
China grass — 32 —
Chinese date — 104 —
>, galls — — 52
,, insect-wax — — 97
Chinotto ... — 40 —
Chiretta ... — 52. 95 —
Choji sakura
Cliota
— 133
70
,, chiretta 48 —
,, mai
Chukra ...
22 —
15
Chumontah 2 —
Chunja-wali 69
Cigar bush — 12S
Citronelle... — 154
Coca 15 —
Coco marroy — 147
Cocola 39 —
Cocum butter 54 —
Cola 15 —
Congonha miuda ... 81
Copal sumach —
35
Coral tree 49 —
Coto bark 30 —
Country kariyat ... 52 —
Craw -craw 49 —
Crespia 2
Cubebs 16 —
Curanelli rouge — 135
Cusparia bark 16 —
Dagaboot... ... 70, 71
Dal 34 —
Daman 13
Dammar mata kuching 74 —
.

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Damouch ... 15 — —
Dasbosch ... — — 24
Date-stone tree 27 — —
Daun churon atap — 10 —
Dedee o
L
Dhobie’s itch 84
Dia-phong-tu — — 14
Dikamali ... — 54 —
Dissanarkian o
Dittany ... 25
Divi-divi .. — 34 —
Diwana sarman 92 — —
Djendjeng — 43 —
Dodak 101 —
Doli — 31 —
Doon — — 18
Doon-gaba — — 18
Doundaki — 87 —
Downa , . — — 89
Drag 95 — —
Drek 24 — —
Drifts — - 67
Duranga ... 72 — —
Egbassi ... — 87 —
Ekor angin — 79 —
Elachi ... 119 — —
Elecampane — 60 —
Emblic myrobalans — 76 —
Ensal — — 145
Ergot of diss — — 159
Espinha miuda 35 — —
Fakam — — 143
Fandamay — — 14
Farrinha secca 12 — —
Ficus infern alis — — 137
Figue vierge ... — — 1
Finger root — 100 —
Finnocchio d’asino — 54 —
Fitches — 72 —
Flea seed ... — 79 —
Fougbre ampong — — 157
j, du Cap — — 156
,, St. Marie — — 158
Framboise — — 50
Freja plata 87 — 108
Frijolillo ... 51 — —
Funa bara so — - 104
Gagaboot ... 71 — —
Galbanum — — 63
Galangal ... — 26 —
Gandia marroy — — 58
Garoo wood — — 134
Garu wood — 56 —
H.H. M.E. P.H.

Page. Page. Page.
Gayac nain 15 —
Gelber wollbaum
Geneesboschjes
...
12 —
122
Ghatti gum — 28
Ginger grass
154
Gokatoo ...
16
Gombo 21
Groote bels
87
Goroka 16
Goshu 26
Goyavier ...
57
Grains of Paradise
Gros baume
116 —
128
Guachin ... 71 88
Guaco 58
Guatamare 38 —
Guatanapara 38 —
Guatapana 38 —
Guavita amargo 19 —
Guayaca ... 14 —
Guayava ...
55 —
Guijiniquil 58 —
Guinea- hen weed ... 122
Gulabkakri — 104
Gulakri ... — 104
Guran suran 113
Gurgun oil — 47
Gutta jelutong — 47
Gutta serapat — 74
,, sundek — 75
Gutta-taban chaier — 46
,, ,, merah — 45
>. „ puteh — 46
,, ,, simpor — 45
,, „ sutra — 46
Hal 19
Hamakuldorter 2
Hana nashi 51
„ sugi 146
Hanging bell carrot 92
Harkardugoroah ... 2
Hederich 119
Hell’s incense 38
Hemlock spruce ... 143
Herba solaria 58
Herbe boileau 61
,, blanche 88
,, bouc 84
,, Bailie 88
„ Catian 155
,, chatte 134
, ,
cochoy 152
„ diable 109
,, de feu 111
,, deflacq 88
„ h oignoy ... 154
H.H. M.R. P.H.
Page. Page. Page
Herbe & panier 20
,, panier it H. violette 21
„ pigeon 41
„ pipi 121
,, sergent 121
,, tourterelle ... 133
Hippophaes — 51
Honey date 29
Hog plum — 92
Horenso ... 122
Horu to s6 135
Hosa 141
Hotai gum 19 —
Hottentots’ tea 86
Huanarpo... 102
Hwa-tseaou 17 -
Ibota wax 80 —
no ki 97
,,
Illipe butter — 31
Imboo — 2
Incense ... 30
Indian turnip 153
Indigo sauvage 39
Inga seed 87
Inkomankomo 135 —
Inkopassie — 2
Inkuraidwak — 2
Inthlatu ... 62
Inthlungunyembe 98
Inuzansho 27
Inzar 13 —
Ipoli — 29
„ aker — 94
,, lampong — 94
Ipuzi lomlambo 53
Isanzasana
Isband 88 —
Iskand 88 —
Ispalgrai ... 14 —
Isundwane — 19
Italian millet — 89
Itah tembaga — 90
,, uba amarillo .
34
,, visi — 90
Itijwina ... 32
Ityolo 1
Iwaiba ... 158
Ixapozi ... — 83
Jaborandi — 17 26
Jadwar ... — 45
Jagrai sarson 33
Jamaica sarsaparilla 149
Jamrosa ... 57
Jand 58
d
H.H. M.It. P.H

Page. Page. Page
January bosch — — 133
Japanese peppermint — — 116
Jarzme 70 — —
Jaw an 32 — —
Jawasa 32 — _
Jean Robert — — 135
J equitiba bark 62 — —
Jhajnan ... 53 — —
Jhan 10 — —
Jhand 58 — —
Jhawan ... 32 — —
Jil 81 — —
Jit 81 — —
Joz 73 — —
Jubeta wax 80 — —
Jujube — 104 —
Kacheis . . — — 82
Kachnar ... 53 — —
Kada-ong 75
Kadragi . . 125 — —
Kajoe garoe — 56
Kakrasingi — 78 —
Kala Bikh — 24 —
Kaladana — 61 —
Kala elachi 119 — —
Kali sarson — 33 —
Kamala ... — 67 —
Kaneelbol — — 24
Kanspiri ... 90 — —
Kapok — 49 —
Kapur kachri 121 — —
Kaloowala — — 144
Kanlasie 2
Karanjua 53 — —
Karashi — — 12
—
. .
Kareh 125 —
Karil 8 — —
Karor 73 — —
Kashbiri ... 73 — —
Kassai-bij — — 155
Katira — 93 —
Katumbet — 65 —
Kawar khara 95 — —
Kawara ninjin — — 89
Kei-ning soh — — 158
Kemigoram 63 — —
Khagal 11 — —
Khair ...
. .
135 — —
Khar zahla — — 99
Khavi ka-tel 130 —
Kibushi . .
— — 35
Kikar 57
Kikyo — — 92
Kino 52 — —
Kissi-bladeren — — 20
Kitaai wood — — 138
Kleene Bels - - 87
-
INDEX OF VEllNACULAR NAMES. 51
II. H. M.R P.H,

Page. Page. Page,
Klele — 68 —
Koemoekoes 98 — —
Kombe — — 101
Kombegombe — — 114
Kooi goed — 86
Korkronu 2
Korkroson
...
— 2
Koromiko 111
Kotian — 31 —
Kruidje roer me niet — — 35
Kuchi naso — — 82
Kuko — — 109
Kulinbi mou — — 31
Kulit Lawan — 40 —
Kurukaw o
Kushin 43
Kusnoki — 18 —
Kuso-noki
...
— 7 —
Kussisugi kadsura — — 150
Lacre-zeira 11 — —
Lahi 10 — —
Laksmana — 46 —
Lana 95 — —
Langue de bceuf ... — — 157
Lani 96 — —
Larmes de Job — — 155
Lemon grass 128 — —
Lentil — 65 —
Liane — — 83
caca poule ... — — 82
,,
vermifuge ... — — 53
,,
Lilas de Perse — — 115

Liman kasturi — 40 —
Liman mendring ... — 40 —
Linaloe ... 23 — —
Litchi
Longan ... — 71 —
Long pepper — 78 —
Looking-glass plant — 58 —
Lotus plant 15 — —
Luban 28 — —
, bedowi 23 — —
—
,
,, maitee 22 —
sheheri 23 — —
Maana grass 132 — —
Machala ... 74 — —
Macou 100 — _
Maghrayt d’Sheehaz 21 — —
Manwan Tree — 31 —
Makaloo ... — — 14
Makhan bhuta 8,63 — —
Maku 87 — —
Malambo bark — 18 —
Mallett ...
55
H. H. M.R. P.H,
Page. Page. Page,
Maraana ...
84 — -
Mamie — — 30
Mamiran ... — 19,97 —
Mamplay... — — 30
Mangulu ...
113 — —
Manna — 86 —
Mamiran ... — 1 —
Marking nut — —
Marshmallow — 89 — 20
Marud — 48 —
Massooi ... 100 — —
Masterwort — 76 —
Mastiara ... 92 — —
Matapiojo — — 58
Mathou ...
100 — —
Matico — 77 127
,,aromatica ... — — 127
Mauritius grass ... — — 156
M’bomdu or M’boundou 83 — —
Mendang ... — — 133
Mengkudu — —
Megi — 70 32 11
Meih-tsaou 25 — —
Melilot ... — — 37
Melokria ... — — 21
Mentha ... — — 117
Merbatu pasir — 74 —
Mierpas ... — — 94
Millet — 48 —
Mindi — 103
Mishmi ... o
Mispatle ... — 111
Moa — — 141
Mocharas — 33 —
Mohr add 20 — —
Mohr madow 21 — —
Mokuge ... — — 21
Monte Rucio 70 — —
Morral — — 56
Mort aux rats — — 36
Mountain pine — — 143
tamarind 36 — —
Mudar
,,
— 35 —
Mummy pea — — 40
Mundi — — 103
Mungulu ... 113 — —
Musashi abumi — — 153
Mustard ... — 86 —
Myamati (Cape ash) — — 30
Myrtle wax — — 140
Nara-kya-ud — 38 —
Nade shiko — — 16
Nardoo — — 158
Nareri 37 •
Neesia 95
Nenashi kadsura .
— — 107
H.H. M.R. P.H.
Page. Page. Page.
Nepal cardamom 119 —

Neshajin ... 92
Ngai camphor 70 — 86
Niger seed 87
Nikarkie ... — 2
Nil buta ... 102 —
Niwan tokoru ki 68
No ibaca ... 51
Nomacutyana 106
No wou sigouro — 90
Nuces cathartic® American® 137
, ,
purgantes 137
Obata 139
Oil of Origanum ... 94 —
Oleo vermelho 42 —
Oleum infernale ... 137
,, nigrum — 38
,, Pinhoes 137
,, Ricini majoris 137
Olibanum 20 —
Oliver sauvage 98
Omlu — 85
Ooma oya 134
Ooshit 41 —
Opopanax — 19
Opproon ... — 2
Ordou — 2
Oreille de souris ... 157
Orfrabah ...
Orgurah ... 2
Orkool 2
Orkurah ... 2
Orkumankrah 2
Ortandu ... 2
Osbouvee 2
Osu 108
Oswego tea 118
Otahan 2
Owheroan 2
Paade praam 27
Palo lagarto 62 —
Pangiri Koorondoo 99 —
,, maana grass 130
Panir 87 —
Pao d’alho 96 —
,, rei 12 —
Papar qQ
Paper Mulberry 105 33
Paque-paaue 108
Pard Cress 88
Pareira brava pequena 4 —
Parica 27 —
Parietaire 121
Pastoua ... 13 —
Patte de Lizard 158
,, poule-piquant 28
H.H. M.R. P.H.
Page. Page. Page.
Payne amarella 55 — —
Perfume cakes — 19 —
Pervenche — — 102
Petite fougbre — — 157
,, plantaiy — — 120
,, trefle — — 40
Picao de praia 71 — —
Pichi — 52 —
Pigeon pea — 34 —
Pilu 81 — —
Pipal "bxiti 84 — —
Pistache marronne — — 40
Pitomba ... 28 — —
Plang oil .
— 68 —
Plantaiy ... — — 120
Podder klauw — — 119
Pois a gratter — — 41
Pokoh tumunee gaj ah — 98 —
Poley mountain 94 — —
Polypode ... — — 157
Poque poque — — 33
Prune — 82 —
Malgache 14
,,
Pulsatilla... — — 1
Quaquaboohali — 2
Queue de rat 115
Quillaia — 26 —
— —
. .
Quina blanca 136

Quassia — — 29
, ,
Quino-quino 51 — —
Rabas 24
Rabo de bugio 37 — —
Radix and Semina Corrudee — 30 —
Ragi — 48 —
Rara sarson 33 —
n
Rasout
Ratonia 28
Red
.
sorrel — 58 —
Reglisse — — 40
Rengiyo
.
— — 97
Rkopala
.
— 7, 20 —
. .
Rio Janeiro jaborandi — — 128

Rojo — — 70
Rose of Jericho — 27 —
„ de puteaux 59 — —
Rougette ... — — 135
Roussailler — 57
1
Royal Salep
Rozelle 58
Rue — — 25
Rusot — 32 —
Rye — — 156
Safed musli 147

Sagapenum — 20 —
H.H. M.R. P.H,
Page. Page. Page,
Saira grass 132 — —
Saishin — — 126
...
Sakura-no-kawa — — 49
Sal
...
— 89 —
Salsepareille — — 148
Samalu 89 — —
salep — 20, 35 —
Samatha
,,
27 — —
Sansho
...
— — 27
Sappay — — 44
Sarman 95 — —
...
Sarsaparilla colorada 12 — —
„ negra 12 — —
Sarsa peluda des Indiens — — 149
Sarson des Indiens — — 149
Sarson paro — 33 —
Sarutori ibasi — — 148
Sassafras 23 — —
Satsouma nintsin ... — 90 —
Sawai — 40 —
Schildpat-bosjes ... — — 15
Seki shokow — — 153
Semen Nasturtii ... — 27 —
Thlaspeos maritimi — 27 —
,,
Semina Ricini majoris — — 137
Semi-ki-gond — 31 —
Semla-gond — 31 —
Serek 128 — —
Sereipo 39 —
Sersan o
Z
Shanishad 27
Shersingh... 70 — —
Shikokou — — 147
Shiso — — 117
Shiu no kiyo kwatsu — — 62
Shokoto-yokoto — — 121
Shonkei ... — — 122
Shrubby basil — 73 —
Sibora — 29 —
Silver Fir... — — 143
Simulo — 21 —
Sirie andjieng 98 — —
Skunk cabbage — — 153
Soap nut ... — 87 —
Soentei fat — — 95
Solomon’s seal — — 150
Soma plant — 48 —
Somaki ... 30 — —
Soudef afe ... — — 52
Soy bean ... — — 41
Spalaglizai 14 — —
Spikenard of Scripture — — 83
Spogel — 79 —
Stink kruiden — — 121
Sudzu-saiko — — 103
Sugi-na... — — 158
Sweet bark — — 94
,, basil — 72 —
Switch sorrel — 47 23
H.H. M.R. P. H,
Page. Page. Page.
Tabac marroy — — 108
Tache 45 —
Tacout — 22 —
Tafitafal ... o
Z
Ta-hai-tsze 13 .
Tamalac ... — — 57
Tamblong — — 56
Tambor ... 103 —
,, eaionda ... 62 —
Tampico jalap 86 — —
Tangkawang goentjang — — 19
,, lajar... — — 19
,, mad jau — — 18
,, soenkasoewoe — — 18
,, soloensoeng ... — — 18
,, toengkoel — — 19
Tan rouge — — 52
Taquasunte 41 — —
Tara — 49 —
Taranjabin — 26 —
Tarash 11 — —
Tarka 72 —
Taufrahah o
L
Taxi 124
Teak — 96 —
Tette tette — 37 —
Thai 81 — —
Theriac .. — 97 —
Thuoc-phu-tu — — 14
Timbo — — 42
Tobacco Bush — — 128
Tobera — — 15
Tocbiu — — 15
Togal 92 — —
Tokolo M’pomah ... 116 — —
Toshishi ... — — 107
Tola — 25 —
Tomb a
D
Tonka Bean 47
Tortoise berry — — 15
Trefie — — 40
Trumpet weed — — 85
Tremy tliia — 6, 22 —
Tsaou-tsz-shoo 27 — —
Tsuge — — 135
Tsurigane ninjin ... — — 92
Tsuro rindo — — 104
Tukhm bilang 90 —
Tumardiabah 9
Tung-ching shu 97
Turbaco ... 50 — —
Turkish nageljes ...
— — 24
Turpeth root — 62 —
Tutu Plant — — 36
Ubuhlungu __ 119
bedila — — 136
Uea-uba
,,
...
— — 128
..

H.H. M.R. PH.
Page. Page. Page.
Udo_ — - 67
U mfinca fiucane — — 119
—
. .
Umiri — 23
Umnungumabele ...
— - 27
Umtaban — 92 —
Urtiga branca 103 — —
U va do mato 27 — —
Vacourinha — 88 —
Valai — 40 —
Vanilla — 22 —
Velame ... — 90 —
Vetivert ... — — 154
Vielle fille — — 115
Ville bague — — 87
Vin vin xanh — — 19
Violette sauvage — — 13
—
.
—
.
Viravira... 86
Virgen rubber — — 138
Virgen India rubber — 87 —
Voatoute ... — — 58
Wa-rusi ... 125 — —

Wasa 63 — —
W ater gras "X — — 123
Wax tree 76 — —
Wen ching — — 158
W est Indian sandal wood oil — — 28
Weymouth pine — — 143
White oats — 155
White spruce - 143
Wig tree 30 84 —
Wilde als — — 89
Wild cinnamon 9 — —
Wild dagga — — 119
Wild salie — — 118
Wild sellerie — - 63
Wonderwortel —
—
- 60
Wormwood — 89
Wutschinus 19 — —
Wynruit ... — — 25
Xai bosch 86
Xen hoqua 19
Yegaar ... ... 20,22 — —

Yerba de huambia 83 — —
,, ,, viruela ... 25 — —
Ylang-ylang oil — 29
Youtras bosch — — 60
Ysterbosch
t
— — 34
Zanascolyf — — 34
Zarmiri ... 2 — —
Zengo — — 66
Zergul ... 53 70 — —
Zermasti ...
,
89 — —
Zirkingsbosch — — 86
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HERBARIUM OF MEDICINAL PLANTS

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PRINTED FOR THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY

The Catalogue of the collection of medicinal plants in the

Herbarium of the Society was completed about two years

to the very large donations received immediately after it

was printed, in order to add a general index which should

represent the whole of the medicinal plants in the possession

of the Society. The Index accompanying this Catalogue

indicates not only the plants enumerated in it, but also

those in the “ Daniel Hanbury Herbarium ” and in the

the Herbarium, and the species which have yet to be added.

It is hoped that the Index will in this way serve as a

guide to residents abroad who may be willing to contribute

specimens. It has been found necessary to limit the

Herbarium to plants possessing medicinal or poisonous

from a morphological point of view.

In the classification Bentham and Hooker’s Genera

names and the authorities given for them.

Vernacular names for plants are distinguished by

the original donors or vendors are printed, when long

enclosed between inverted commas. Notes added by the

compiler are indicated by the use of brackets. Purchased

specimens are indicated by the letter (P.) placed after

PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN.

specimens from different localities.

DICOTYLEDONES. POL YPETALPE.

2. Clematis Mauritiana, Lam. “Figue vierge” (Creole).

Tribe II. Anemones.

4. Anemone pratensis, L. (Pulsatilla pratensis, Mill.)

Gogmagog Park, Cambridge; May, 1873; E. M. Holmes.

Tribe III. Ranuncules.

6. Ranunculus pinnatus, Poir. “ Isanzasana.”

of all kinds by the Kaffirs.

Tribe IV. Hellebores.

8. Aconitum Anthora, L. Var. a vulgaris, D.C. (Section I. Anthora.)

Royal Botanical Gardens, Berlin Dr. J. Urban 3 Aug., ; ;

1882. For fig. see Reichb. Monogr. Aeon., tab. v.

poison of Ranunculus Thora.

9. Aconitum barbatum, Patr. (Section II. Lycoctonum.)

a. Leafy and fruiting stems.

Cultivated, Germany. (P.)

b. Leaf and flowering stems.

10. Aconitum Lycoctonum, L.

Cultivated, Royal Gardens, Kew 1882.

d. Flowering plant with root.

Schneeberg; Dr. A. Yogi.

Maximowicz, of the Imperial Botanical Gardens,

11. Aconitum ochroleucum, Willd. (A. orientale, Mill.)

Prof. C. J. Maximowicz; 1882.

12. Aconitum Fischeri, Reichb. (, Section III. Cammanm.)

Kabuto-giku, Japan; Professor E. Kinch 1881. [This ;

specimen is remarkable for its flexuous stem. The

13. Aconitum hebegynum, D. C.

c. Ditto, with detached root.

14. Aconitum heterophyllum, Wall.

in the more rigid and erect branching of the

16. Aconitum Japonicum, Thunb.

17. Aconitum Kuznetzoffii, Reichb.

Cultivated, Royal Botanic Gardens, Berlin; Dr. J. Urban;

18. Aconitum paniculatum, Lam.

19. Aconitum rostratum, Reichb.

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