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ICONES PLANTARUM;

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FIGURES, WITH DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERS AND REMARKS,
OF NEW AND RARE PLANTS,

SELECTED FROM THE

KEW HERBARIUM.
THIRD SERIES.

EDITED BY

JOSEPH DALTON HOOKER, M.D., F.R.S. L.S. &G.S.,
———

D.C.L. OXON., LL.D. CANTAB., CORRESP. MEMB, INST. FRANCE,

VOL. IL, &

OR VOL. XII. OF THE ENTIRE WORK.

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LONDON : Art|
WILLIAMS AND NORGATE,
14. HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
1876.

1CONES PLANTARUM. 1

Puate 1101.
PENTACHZETA GRACILIS, Benth.
Compeosita, Tribe ASTEROIDE®.

P. gracilis, Benth. sp. nov.; caule erecto stricto subcorymboso-ramoso,
receptaculo convexo subconico, styli disci ramnis acutiusculis.

Has. Mexico; gneiss rocks, near Juquila rrr ap ies at an elevation of
4000 to 6500 ft., prov. Oaxaca, Galeotti, n. 2057; described from speci-
mens in the herbarium of the Royal Museum, Brussels.

Herba annua, erecta, subpedalis, ramis paucis gracilibus subfiliformibus,
basi pilis crispis su lanata, superne glabra v. parce pilosula. lia a
v. inferiora opposita, linearia v. ‘ifecionn lineari-lanceolata, acuta, integerrima
v. rarius paucidentata, inferiora pollicaria, superiora minima angustissima.
7 i ucrum \ate cam-
panulatum, circa 2 lin. diametro, bracteis 2-seriatis subsequalibus angustis
rigide carinatis margine anguste scariosis. Receptaculum convexo-conicum,
nudum. Corolle 15-20, 1-seriate, ligula patente linea paullo longiore
8-dentata; ¢ involucrum paullo superantes, limbo cylindraceo vix ampliato

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apice pubescente brevissimeque 5-fido. Anthere basi obtuse, integre.
Styli fl. 2 rami apice leviter complanati, in sspetines acutiusculas
ducti, dors illosi. Achenia juniora linearia, olaee pappi setis 5 tenuis-

simis cobbarboliie ima basi Ciovieiine dilatatis

had some hesitation in referring this plant to Pentacheta, as ‘Ms style-

seemed to connect it technically with scoops ; but on the whole it

appears too nearly allied to P. aurea, Nutt., to be generically separated
fro stb The latter may be technically distinguished by the following
rhea —P. aurea, Nutt.; ramis — ———— receptaculo plano,

styli disci ramis subulatis.—G. ‘Siem

Fig. 1. Female ray-floret. 2. Summit of its style. 3. Disk-floret. 4. Three of the
stamens. 5. Summit of the style. 6. Seta of the pappus.

VOL. Il. THIRD SERIES. B

2 ICONES PLANTARUM.

PLaTe 1102.
STACHYCEPHALUM MEXICANUM, Sch. Bip.
Compostra, Tribe HeLtantHorpE.

Stachycephalum, i. Bip. gen. nov. Capitula a me radiata,
flore radii 1 ? fertili, disci paucis @ sterilibus. Znvoluc ovoi ideum,
post anthesin vix mutatu um, bracteis tenuiter membranaceis, una wa Tak concava

P
auriculis parvis acutis ecaudatis sagittatee. Stylus fl. 3 indivisus. Acheninm
radii ovoideum, cmp ressiusculum, calvum, involucri bractea majore mem-
branacea arcte in usum, pericar io crustaceo 5 “piety disci a. vacua.

s. er Sch. Bip. sp. unica.

Has. Mex ear Oaxaca, Franco. Described from a single specimen
in the herbarium oft the late Dr. Schultz. Bipontinus, now forming part of
that of M. Coss

Heréa erecta, trichotoma, glabra v. vix superne minutissime puberula,
ramis tenuibus. Folia opposita, petiolata, ovato-lan nceolata, acuminata,
dentata, majora 2-33-pollicaria, petiolo gracili ad caulem ap aad dilatato.
t iles, i ram S

: pit.
sessilia v. brevissime pedunculata. Jnvolwerum vix linea a Florum
? lamina fere orbiculata, lineam diametro, patentissima v. reflex
The genus is nearly allied to Milleria, but differs too sry in the involucre
and general inflorescence to be united with it.—G. Ben

"Figs. 1 and 2. Flower-head. 3. Female floret. 4. Su ummit of its style. 5. Achene,
6. Disk- floret. 7. Three of its stamens. 8. Sterile pa Bi and style.

Piate 1103.
OLIV HA TRICUSPIS, Sch. Bip.
Composit#, Tribe HELENIOIDER,

Olivea, Sch. Bip. gen. nov. Capitula heterogama, radiata, floribus
radii foemineis 1-seriatis discique hermaphroditibus fertilibus. Involucrum late

ICONES PLANTARUM. 2

hemisphericum, bracteis. 3-4-seriatis lanceolatis ee cess te
lig

apice laxis. Receptaculum planum, nudum. C 9 lignlate, lamina
patente apice vix de ; regulares, tubo vlanduldeo-Aepido, limbo
ampliato cylindraceo-campanulato, apice 5-fid nthere basi obtuse,

0.
ecaudate. Styli florum disci rami complanati, appendicibus —
hirtis superati. 4chenia a latere plano-compressa, ovata, 2-alata, v. florum

umosze, caduc tine, —
Herba? "ga alternis integris v. dentatis. Capitula majuscula, favatinelia:

Corolle flave
O. tricuspis, Sch. Bip. mss.

Has. Near Guadalaxara, Mexico, Schaffner, n. 346; described from
specimens in Herb. Cosson.

Herba videtu pectin vy. altior, ears sae yee erecta, caule
crassiusculo glabro v. superne leviter 0so-pu ubescent lia sessilia,
basi cordato-amplexicaulia, anguste lanceolata, integertina v. ‘sees versus
paucidentata, et nonnulla apice 2-dentata v. breviter 3-fida, majora
9— kid poll. longa, superiora minora, sons glabra urine viridia et

Capitula ad apices ramorum solitaria, breviter pedunculata.
Suitectin 8 poll. diametro; bractez preniie ] piece exteriores
rerbacere disco squilonge ov. hinc inde elonga te, interiores magis
scariosz leviter fo cates waa Flores radii cirea 30, ligulis semipolli-
caribus, disci numerosissimi, omnes ut videtur flavi. Ae, ania glabra.—
cs. a ag

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fi

Fig. 1. Female flower with the yonng achene. 2. Its style. 3. A bristle of the
pee 4: Hermaphrodite flower with the achene sais shay 5. Three of the stamens.
. Summit of the style.

Prats 1104.
CLAPPIA AURANTIACA, Benth.
Composit#, Tribe HELENIOIDE*.
C. aurantiaca, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis pinnatisectis, segmentis 5-7
ovatis acutis serrati, involucri bracteis 00-seriatis angustis, pappi paleis

l-seriatis fere ad basin in setas oo fissis.

Has. Fields of Antigua, prov. Vera Cruz, Mexico, Galeotti, n. 2270;
described from a single specimen in the State Herbarium, Brussels.

Herba ex cl. Galeotti annua, glabra, ramosa, ut videtur ultrapedalis. Folia
alterna, segmentis oppositis cum impari, secus rhachin distantibus, sessilibus v.
paris infimi petiolulatis, ovatis v. ovato-lanceolatis acutis arguteque serratis

B 2

4 ICONES PLANTARUM.

3-1-pollicaribus, utrinque ines haud tamen glandulosis, petiolo com-
muni (cum rhachi) }-1 poll. longo, basi ciliis paucis longis more Pectidis
aucto. Capitula majuscula, woiitars longiuscule split ulata. Lnvolucri
bractez pluriseriate, numerose, lineari i-lan ceolatz, acuminate, interiores
6-7 lin. longe, exteriores gradatim breviores. Rece, Be ‘Coavadaaatth,
setis longis inter flore s onustum. Flores radii uniseriati foeminei 15-20 ;

1 pappi pale circa 10, in setas plurimas a fissee,
sotteaitos cujusvis palez corollam subssquiditiboscs: G. Ben

Fig. 1. Floret of the ray. 2. Summit of its style. 3. Floret of the disk. 4. Three of
its anthers. 5. Su ee of its style. 6. Palea of the pappus. 7. Section of the recep-
tacle. 8. Two of its sete

Prate 1105.

CLAPPIA SUZDZAFOLIA, Torr.
Composit, Tribe HeLENrompEa.

Cc. suedzfolia, 4. (Gr. Torr. Bot. Emory Exped. 93; foliis
anguste linearibus carnosulis integris v. pinnatim ‘3-5- sectis, involucri bracteis
exert latiusculis, pappi setis indivisis basi rigidulis os
barbellat

Has. Laredo, on the lower Rio Grande, Texas, Berlandier.

Herba e basi perenni ramosa, subpedalis, eee glabra. Folia alterna,
in parte inferiore caulis conferta, nonn ulla pinnatim 3-5-secta, sezmentis

sato.
pam latiuscule, obtuse, vubielinsilons-Atribia exteriores brevio
Receptaculum convexum, setis rigidulis acheenio eequali bus eeire a twice
flores oaatate. Flores radii circa 15, lamina quam in C. aurantiaca Nigam
Flores disci numerosi, fertiles. Achenia immatura oblon obscu
6-10-costata, hirtella, pappi setis (15-20?) rigidis subpaleaceis “barbellatis
ineequalibus, plus minus complanatis at inter se ‘liberis,

original specimens described by A. Gray were in a very imperfect
a and the See entipestits lower leaves either had fallen away or were
breriooked. € specimens in the Kew herbarium are rather better, but yet

ICONES PLANTARUM. 5

the flowers are so rotten that it is possible that some slight errors may have
crept into the character given. The genus certainly connects the Helenioidee
Tagetinee with the Senecionidee but appears to be most nearly allied to the
former, notwithstanding the exceptional sete of the aa —G. Bentuam.
Fig. 1. Involuere and receptacle, longitudinal section. 2. ret. 3. Summit of its

oret.
tyle. Disk-floret, with an peices seta of the pappus. 5. Tree of the stamens. 6.
Samant of its style. 7. Unripe achen

Puate 1106.

BRACHYACTIS MENTHODORA, Benth.
Composit®, Tribe ASTEROIDEA.

B. menthodora, Benth. sp. nov. ; glanduloso-pubescens, caule e basi
perenni erecto clato, foliis ovatis oblongisve dentatis, inferioribus longe
petiolatis, superioribus angustis sessilibus, plerisque basi amplexicaulibus,
receptaculo plano, ligulis stylo suo longioribus.

Sikkim Himalaya, at an elevation ye 10,000 to 13,000 ft. The
cer ge has a strong, sweet, mint-like scen

aules 1-2-pedales, parum ramosi, demum glabrescentes. Folia radicalia

ree in petiolum longum tenuem contracta ; caulina inferiora brevius petiolata,

superiora 1—2-pollicaria, prope basin contracta, ima basi sepe amplexicauli-
: : . Capit

Involucri bractee 3-4 lin. longa, 2-3-seriate, parum inequales, herbace
interiores margine scariose, una alterave exteriorum interdum magis foliacea
et capitulo longiore. Receptaculum haud foveolatum. Corolle fl. 9 sub-

appendicibus lanceolatis conan My @nia
plano-compressa, basi contracta, apice rotundata, margine nerviformi cincta,
faciebus ecostatis pilosis. foe ya achzenio ome um longior.

Fig. 1. Involuere 2 “gr somes genoa section. 2. Ray-floret. 3. Summit of its
style. 4. Disk-floret. 5. Thre of its stamens. 6. Summit of its style. 7. A seta of
the pappus.

Closely allied as this species is to several genera of <Asteroidea there was
some difficulty i in fixing upon the one to which it should be referred, but
upon the whole it appeared the nearest enka to Brachyactis, of which it has

6 ICONES PLANTARUM,

the inflorescence, and from which it only differs in the rather more developed
ligule of the ray-florets. The typical B. ciliata of Ledebour, originally
blis to sa

kdeetoe wit Trigeron and Conyza. Unless, however, the three genera,
together with six or seven of their allies, are united into one overgrown genus,

from Erigeron in the small ligule, leafy stems, short peduncles, etc., from
Conyza in the ligulate ase fovtte and habit. The following are the species
I should refer to Brachyacti

ciliata, Ledeb. Fi. Ross. ii. 495 ; annu ula, ramosissima, glabrescens
foliis linenribas integris, receptaculo leviter foveoato, ligulis stylo suo
brevioribus v. minimis.—Zrigeron ciliatus, . FL Alt. iv. 92; Ic. Fl.
Ross. t. 100. Conyza altaica, DOC. Prod. % 380. Crinitaria "humilis,
Hook. Fl. Bor. Amer. ii. 24. Tripolium angustum, Lindl. in Hook. Fl. Bor.
Amer. ii. 15. Aster angustus, Torr, et Gr. Fl. N. Amer. ii. 162.

Altai and Alatau mountains, and Songaria, Ledebour, Karelin and
Ki iviloff Schrenck, and others; on the ere and towards the Rocky
Mountains, Drummnon d, Richardson, Bourgeau

Var. ecueials : foliis earnosulis, involucri bracteis obtusioribus.
Has. New Mexico, Wright, n. 1161; Sonora Pass, Bolander, n. 6160.

umbrosa ; annua ? glanduloso-villosa, caule gracili ramoso, foliis
obovatis cuneatisve dentatis in petiolum longiusculum contractis, reseptaculo
oe ligulis minimis.—Conyza umbrosa, Kies et Kir. in Ledeb. Fl, Ross
498,

Has. Alatau Mountains, Karelin and Kirilo off, also Semenov, from specimens
sent from St. gripe nder the name of B. ciliata, perhaps from the
misplacement of a label; Western Thibet, ?. Thomson, Stewart ; Lahul,
Jeschke, 2nd coll. n. a1.

Caules erecti v. adscendentes, ramosi, tenues, 3-]- -pedales, Folia tenuia,
grosse dentata. Inflorescentia et flores fere B. ciliate, capitula tamen
minora et pa ppus minus copiosus. Ligule ovate vy. oblong, stylo multo
breviores, szepe pilosule.

3. B. ro 2 fa, sp. nov.; annua? glanduloso-pubescens, caule valido recto
s obovatis dentatis in ‘petiolum brevem contractis, vecdekiegls
lato Ctkalsto. ligulis minimis.

Has. Thibet, 7. Thom: mson ; —_ M. P. Edgeworth ; Kamaon,
Strachey and Winter bottom, Falconer.

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ICONES PLANTARUM. 7

umbrose affinis, sed multo major, capitulis duplo majoribus et re-
‘ieee insigniter foveolato facile distincta.

obovata, sp. nov. ; villosa, caulibus e basi perenni adscendentibus oligo-
cephalis, foliis shoes subdentatis basi angustatis subpetiolatis, ligulis
minimis.

Has. Mesopotamia or Kurdistan, Kotschy, n. 546a.

Caules vix semipedales. Fodia infima conferta os ae ee
caulina minora petiolo basi non dilatata. Capitula se
acheenia ut in B. menthodora multo majora fere Vitiadiniz, ites rigors

Primo intuitu Hrigeronti persico, Boiss. subsimilis, sed caule foliato involucro
achzeniisque facile distincta.

5. B. menthodora, uti supra.—G. BENTHAM.

Prate 1107.
LACHNOPHYLLUM NOEANUM, Boiss.
Composit, Tribe ASTEROIDES.

L. noeanum, Boiss. Diagn. Pl. Or. ser. 2. iii. 17; mo lliter villosum et
glanduloso-vis aia, caule robusto, ramis "lei, foliis oblongis v

oblongo-spathulatis integris.

Has. In the Alps of Kurdistan, Noé, n. 571; in the valley of Nanderbent,
near Kermanschah, Haussknecht ; Mount Bimgoell, between Musch and
Erzerum, Kolechy It. Cilic. Suppl. n. 828.

ix annua videtur, etsi dura, Caules erecti, validi, 1—-13- nao a
e basi pluribus tenuioribus adscendentibus brevibusque. Tota pi
ios mollibus et pube glanduloso-viscida vestita. Folia Ae et ima

angustis acutis, interioribus 4-5 lin. fer 2 poe scariosis, exteriori

x
2 lin. longis, disci numerosi involucrum vix equantes. Achenia 1 lin.
longa, compressa at crassiuscula, nervo reatibeees sericeo-villosula, apice sub
pa brevissime contracta. Pappi sete copiose, ineequales, basi annulo
persistenti affix at sigillatim caduce.

8 1CONES PLANTARUM.

The typical L. gossypinum, Bunge, differs from this — in its slender
habit, gia irs broad ite ge ul shenides single-headed branches. Further
discoveries may, however , possibly connect the two forms. Our drawing was
made from Hausskne cht’s specimens, which although distributed under the
name of eron flagellare, Boiss. et Hausskn., T readily recognised as a

herbarium specimens from Noé, much more perfect than those drawn, showin ng
he primary stems with a loose inflorescence, which are ‘Ala in Haus
knecht’s, "ei bearing also some ripe achenes.—G, Ben

Fig. 1. Involucre and receptacle, pater section. 2. Ray-floret. 3. Summit of
its i. 4. Sete of its pappus. 5. Disk-floret. 6. Three of its sainens. 7. Summit of
tyle.
Prate 1108.

FRESENIA FASCICULATA, Bolus.
Composit, Tribe AstERoIDER.

FP. fasciculata, Bol. sp. nov.; foliis litieari-semiteretibus carnosulis
glabris ad axillas fascicnlati is.

Has. South Africa; in rocky places at Poortje on the Sneeuwberg,
between Graaff-Reinet and Murraysburg, fl. December, H. Bolus.

Suffrutex 2-3-pedalis, parce ramosus, undique glaber. Folia dense
fasciculata, obtusa, mucronulata, levia, pellucido-punctata, 6-9 lin. longa,
$ lin. lata. Cupitula e foliorum fasciculis solitaria, perience pedunculo
2-pollicari_ infra medium 1-bracteato Involucrum oblonguin, bract

producta, apice sphacelata ciliolataque. Flores flavi, involucri bracteis
dimidio longiores. Achenia oes: pilis purpurascentibus sub-
hyalinis sericeo-villosa. —H. Boiu

Figs. 1 and 2. Leaves. 3. Involucre and receptacle, longitudinal ere 4. Floret.
5. Three of the stamens. 6. Summit of the style. 7. Seta of the pappu

ICONES PLANTARUM. 9

Pirate 1109.
ANAGLYPHA ACICULARIS, Benth.
Composit#, Tribe INULOIDE® RELHANIER.
Anaglypha, DC? Capitula heterogama, radiata, floribus radii foemi-
neis 1-seriatis discique hermaphroditis fertilibus. Znvolucrum late campa-
nulatum, bracteis pauciseriatis imbricatis acutis interioribus et
: : 2H : rit

basi sagittatee, auriculis contiguis connatis setaceo-caudatis. Styli rat
disci rami apice truncati. Ac. immatura) subteretia, 5-costata, glabra,
calva.—Frutex, foliis confertis eioularibu, Capitula ad apices ramorum
solitaria, pedunculata. Corolle auran

A. acicularis, Benth. sp. nov.! ar oliinlaribn rectis.

aB. South Africa, Cape eco district George, between Cloet’s kraal
and Paarde-kraal, Burchell » n. 6159

tex pedalis, caulibus pluribus erectis stricte ramosis, ramulis glutinoso-
Sebati foliisque pilis brevibus rigidulis conspersis. lia alterna, conferta,
soso “gens ameieeatant acutissima, 3-1 poll. longa, demum reflexa.
Capitula ad apices ramorum solitaria, pedunculo brevi fulta. Involucri
bractez interiores icone ag poe olate, breviter subulato-acuminatie, mar-
gine scarioso-ciliolate, circa 3 lin. longz, intermediz angustiores, exteriores

reviores subulate. Flores radii ad 8, lamina fere 3 lin. longa,
tubo hirtello brevi. Corolle disci involucro subeequilonge

he genus is allied to Wesé/era, and has the habit of some species of that
a d

lypha,
and the other characters agreeing with our plant, I have now little doubt but
that it is a congener, and Set a . amg of De Candolle’s species with
narrower more acicular leaves.—G. Bent
Fig. 1. Leaf. 2. Involucre and receptacle, “hpi section.
4. Summit of its style. 5. Disk-floret. 6. Three of its stamens. 7. ae oft its cone
F Sib}

Puate 1110.
HOMOCH ATE CONFERTA, Benth.
Composit#, Tribe INvLoIpDEm EUINULEA.

Homo h. gen. nov. Capitula heterogama, radiata, floribus
radii foemineis l-seriatis discique hermaphroditis fertilibus. Involucrum

10 ICONES PLANTARUM,

et cylindraceum, bracteis pluriseriatis rag siccis_subcoriaceis,
us angustis nyeaprane exterioribus gradatim brevioribus, Recep-
tabailicn planum, nudum v. leviter foveolatum. Corolle pains ligulate
tubo longo, lamina patente scala disci regulares, tubulosz, li bo
parum ampliato apice 5-fido. Anthere basi sagittate, auriculis contizuis
connatis longe setaceo-caudatis. Styli florum disci rami lineares, apice

: er
linearia, sae ageaas Capitula terminalia, solitaria, sessilia. Corolle verisimi-
liter flave

Hi. conferta, Benth. sp. unica.
Has. South Africa; Taku’s esta: British Caffraria, Sutherland.

lnennacet snipalicar bracteis a exterioribus obtusis apice
. long.

The genus is nearly allied to Jnula, but differs in an involucre
and pappus, besides its geographical station.—G. Ben

Figs. ety d 2. Leaves. 3. Capitulum. 4. Involuere and —* a enel
section. 5. pe floret. 6. Summit of its style. 7. Seta of the pappus. 8. Disk-fi
9. Three of its aia 10. Summit of its style.

Piate 1111.
CALOSTEPHANE DIVARICaTA, Benth.

Composit#, Tribe INuLoipem EvInuLen.

Calostephane, Benth. gen. nov. Capitula heterogama, radiata, floribus
radii foemineis 1-seriatis pte oe fertilibus. Jnvolucrum
subhemisphzricum, bracteis subbiseriatis paru inzequalibus herbaceis

lineari-subulatis acutissimis. Keaeae convexiusculum, foveolatum.

e

4 © ial

lineares, aeuti, rigidi, stigmatum seriebus ante apicem evanidis vix tamen
appendiculati. Achenia oblonga, subteretia, 10-costata, yillosula, exteriora

ICONES PLANTARUM. ll

curvata; pappi palez 5, late, hyaline, aA cum setis totidem
paleaceis interioribus paullo longioribus serrato-barbellatis alternantes.—
Herba, ramis rigidis alatis. Folia jie, ‘potiitata, subdentata, Capitula
pedunculata, Corolle flave

C. divaricata, Benth. sp. unica.
Has. South-East Africa; Caimbo Island, opposite Tete, Kirk.

_ _ Caules herbacei, in speciminibus nostris 13-pedales, ramis paucis divaricatis

rigidulis alis 2-3 angustis herbaceis a foliis decurrentibus percursis, parce

puberulis glabratiove Folia pauca, distantia, petiolata, ovato-lanceolata v.
P ta

Florum radii ligule latiuscule, 2 tia! lon isci involucro equi-
longee, extus hirtelle. Pa ‘appus maturitate eleganter patens, paleis exteriori-
bus late cuneatis interioribus (v. setis) rigidioribus medio parum dilatatis

Although apes allied to Pulicaria the plant differs too much i
habit and in the pappus to be included within that genus, the atye-branches
are also much more acute than in the Huinulee generally —G. BEN

Fig. 1. Involucre and ee longitudinal — 2. gg: Sek Sum
of its style. 4. Disk- _ 5. Three of its sta 6. mit, * its on.
7. Young achene. 8. Ripe’ gen ees the oss piers me Outer palez.
10, Inner pales 0: or sete of the p

Puate 1112

ONDETIA LINEARIS, Benth.
Composit, Tribe InuLoipEm BupHTHaLME%.

On » Benth. gen. nov. Capitula heterogama, radiata, floribus radii
foemineis gp eae: hermaphroditis fertilibus (v. int sterilibus ?).
Involucrum subhemisphericum epresso-globosum, bracteis pluriseriatis

inatis, intimis acuti

m plan co
vexiusculum, paleis ri scariosis acutis flores Lathan thts onustum.
Corolle radii ligulate, lamina patente subdentata ; disci regulares, tubo
brevi, wv longo Seger rigidulo ad medium v. profundius 5-fido.

nthere basi sagittate, auriculis patos contiguis connatis, appendi-
odie hls ciliolatis peri iy Styli florum disci rami longiusculi, lineari-

12 ICONES FLANTARUM.

lanceolati, rigidi, obtusi, dorso hirtelli, inappendiculati. Achenia (immatura)
teretia, pilosa; pappi pale subbiseriate ineequales, in setas breviter bar-
bellatas desinentes,

O. linearis, Benth. 8p. unica.

Has. South Africa ; at Elephantskloof in Dammara Land, called ‘ Ondetu’
by the Dammaras , and made into a perfume by them and by the Namaquas,
Chapman and Bain

Herba pilis minutis sparsis glanduloso-scabra, caulibus e basi ut videtur
perenni pone rigidulis ra amosis angustissime alatis Canes Folia
nula Vv. pa

: c
numerose, basi breviter appressz imbricateque, appendicibus latis scariosis
m oe Sis pallidis, intimis mucronato-acutis, extimis obtusis,

ENT

Prats 1113.
LOPHOLZANA PLATYPHYLLA, Benth.
ComposiTz, Tribe SengcionipeR.

L. platyphylla, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis amplis late oboyatis in
petiolum contractis, involucri bracteis exterioribus late foliaceo-decurrentibus,
pedunculis monocephalis.

Has. South Africa; in the highlands of Natal and Zulu, ‘the leaves
ewer those of a cabba age,’ Gerrard and M‘ Ken, n. 2023 (Herd.
Kew from Herb, Trin. Coll. Dubli mn).

Frutex 6- Fie ampere glaberrimus, glaucescens. Folia alterna, iis Brassice
sative ere similia, 4—6-pollicaria, carnosula (interdum latiora quam in icone
ended in petiolum decurrentia, Pedunculi foliis breviores bracteis decur-
ren alati. volucrum lat Cepeymors semipollicare ; bractes
seine sbsibe haath erectee, ia , equales, primum subcohzerentes,
m scariose

Fig. 1. Bract of the involucre and floret, 2. Three of its st ap
of its style. 4. Seta of the pappus ts stamens. 3. Summit

a a AC eR ae ae ae

ICONES PLANTARUM. 13

Pearse 1114.

SENECIO RETORTUS, Benth.
Composit#, Tribe SENECIONIDES.

Ss Pintrouu, Harv) retortus, Benth.; fruticosa, glabra, foliis
crebris ge linearibus mucronatis recurvo-patentissimis, capitulis ad apices
ra folia ultima sessilibus solitariis = —Felicia retorta, DC.
Prod. v. 31. Aster retortus, Harv. Fl. Cap. ii

Has. South Africa; Genadendal, on the descent from the great mountain
of Baviaan’s kloof, Burchell, n. 7393.

tex glaberrimus, ericoideus, ramis virgatis dense foliatis. Folia spars
balecta. a basi patente reflexa, coriacea, nitidula, marginibus revolutis, vix
ultra 2 lin. longa, sessilia basique beninicn s mma a sin involueri
parva, bracteas exteriores simulantia. Lnvoluecri ‘ented l-seriate, anguste,
3-4 lin. longe. Flores radii ut videtur flavi, lamina gonna cirea 3 lin.
longa. Anthera, stylus et achenia omnino Senecionis nec Aster .

By some singular mistake this plant was entered by De Candolle under
Felicia, although he had observed the discrepancy in the achenes. oes
not appear to have examined the styles. Burchell had entered it as a Senecio.

arvey saw no Soe merch ~ could therefore only leave it where De Candolle
had placed it—G. BEN

PLATS 1145,
LEUCOPHOLIS PHYLICOIDES, Gardn.
Composira, Tribe INULOIDEH GNAPHALIER.
L. phylicoides, Gardn. in Hook. Lond. Journ. ii. 11; ramulis apicem
versus breviter lanuginosis, foliis linearibus subtus cano-tomentosis, capitulis
sub-10-floris.

Has. Brazil; sphagnum bog near the summit of the Organ Mountains,
Gardner, n. 5772, also Glaziou, n. 2854 and 3692

14 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Frutex bipedalis. Rami teretes, dichotomi, dense foliosi et lanuginoso-
tomentosi. Folia confertissima, alterna, sessilia, oblonga, obtusa (v. mucrone
a longa, 1

calloso terminata), 3-5 lin. —12 lin. lata, flexa, margine revoluta,
supra glabra, subtus cano-tomentosa. Capitula sub-10-flora, homog d
apices ramorum in glomerulum subgclobosum aggregata, subsessilia, Involu-
um laxe im tum, bracteis pluriseriatis subsequalibus lineari-lanceolatis
acuminatis membranaceis (seariosis) glabris albidis eptaculu stum,
um A lilacine, glabree, tu se, 13 lin. longe, regulariter
5-fidee, lobis brevibus lanceolatis. Filamenta complanata, glabra. Anthere vix

ce ap i. Pol
globosum, leve. Stylus glaber, basi bu bosus; rami breves, divaricati,
truncati, hispidi. Achenium oblo ongum, dense villosum ; pappus uniserialis,
multisetosus, setis seabris corolla longioribus (Gardner, 1. ¢.).

We have received from M. Glaziou the following second species of this
interesting genus, also from the province of Rio de Janeiro, with n. 4841.

L. latifolia, Benth. sp. nov. ; foliis lanceolatis subtus ramoque longe
epee niveo-lanatis, capitulis sub-4-floris. Habitus et folia_ reflexa
L. phylicoidis, sed lana multo longior copio siorque » folia 3-1] poll. longa,
2-3 re vata, ae minora paucifolia et involucra pallide brunnea, nec
nivea.—G,. Benr

Pirate 1116.
DESMANTHODIUM PERFOLIATUM, Benth.
Composita, Tribe HELIANTHOIDER.

Des smanthodium, en. nov. Capitula heterogama, discoidea,
floribus foemineis 1-3 fertiibae rie! mas paucis (4-6) deeds

Involucrum ovoideum, bracteis paucis (3-5) ov

planum, sub floribus cermaphod nudu
1 rolle floru

instructum. Co flo

issimum truncatum vy, 2-3-dentatum patentem apice dilatate ; florum
hermaphroditorum regulares, tubo brevi, limbo cylindraceo na
irsuto asi obtusze tylus florum hermaph itorum indivisus,
irtus, Achenia florum femine eorum bractea omnino inclusa, obovali- oblonga

a dorso “neta caly

ICONES PLANTARUM. 15

exserta v. inclusa quasi rostrata.—Herbe elate, glabra v. scabro-puberule.
Folia opposita, subserrata. Capitula se in glomerulis capituliformibus
pauca sessilia, glomerulis corymboso-paniculatis

D. perfoliatum, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis ovato- Janceolatis basi auri-
culato-dilatatis connate, eae glomerulis numerosis late corymboso-
paniculatis

Has. Mexico; in the province of Oaxaca, at an elevation of 4500 feet,
Galeotts, a. 2050.

a fide Galeotti perennis, erecta, elata, glaberrima v. ramis paniculz
linea gostenty pilorum pubescentibus. Folia inferiora desunt, superiora
ovato-lanceolata acuminata parce serrata infra medium contracta, basi
dilatata et auriculis latis connata, utrinque viridia, supra nitidula, 3-5 poll.
longa, triplinervia, summa minora. pitulorum glomeruli depresso-globosi,
cirea 3 lin. diametro, in panicula lata trichotoma numerosissimi. Capitula in
lomerulo 6-10, 14 lin. longa. Flores fceminei in capitulo 1-2, hermaphro-
diti steriles ad 4.

Fig Cluster of flowerheads. 2. ear’ = enclosed in the bract. 8. Fem
oe aun the bract. 4. Disk-floret. of its stamens. 6. Summit of om
style.

The following second species of the genus is in Herb. Hook., the speci-
mens not very “good a s to the flowers, but sufficient to show the same
structure as in D. perfoliatum.

D. ovatum, Benth. sp. nov. ; foliis breviter petiolatis late ovatis,
capitulorum glomerulis paucis subcorymbosis.

Has. Mexico: woods of the province of Oaxaca at an elevation of
7000 to 8000 fect, Galeotti, n. 2081 ; on the mountain San Felipe, dudrieuz,

Herba fide Galeotti annua, erecta, elata, parum ramosa, caule glabro. Folia
late ovata, irregulariter serrato-crenata, 13— 3-pollicaria, basi in petiolum
evem ad i ee nervia ili

caulem haud dilatatum contracta, Bn peta cte ilis

minutis age scabra, _ pallidiora labra. Capitu iin
speciminibus 3, ad apicem pedunculi longi pedicellati, sgl, 3 lin.
1 G.

diametro. Capitula in ~ lommials 6-8. Involucri 4ractee atee.—
BenTHAM.

16 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Piate 1117.

AGANIPPEA BELLIDIFLORA, DC.
Composit#, Tribe HELIANTHOIDES.

A. bellidifiora, DC. Prod. vi. 3; caule hirsuto, foliis longe ‘age a os
parce dentatis subglabris.—Hediogenes longi ifolia, Benth. Pl. Hart

Has. Mexico, in marshes near the town, Berlandier ; near Regla,
Hartweg.

Caules ¢ basi reptante radicanteque ascendentes v. erecti, 1— -14-pedales,
simplices v, ramosi, crassiusculi, pilis hyalinis laxe hirsuti. Fo lia opposita
sessilia, longe lanceolata, integerrima v Pian de ng basi latiora et cordato-
amplexicaulia, 2-3- pollicaria, 3—7-nervia, glabra subtus ac nervos leviter

edunculi in axillis —_— T-tephatl, foliis lille longiores, Involucri

subsessili patente integra _persistente ; disci tubulose, limbo ampliato
cylindra raceo-campanulato apice 5-fido. Anthere basi obtuse. Styli florum
rami elongati, rar obtusiuseuli, exappendiculati. Achkenia obovato-

nga, calva, radii er a dorso a a ssa, disci subtetragona vacua
es interdum forte ‘perlats ?).—G. Ben

- 1. Involuere and air garg: re ogi — 2. Ray-floret, with the bract
of the involucre enclosing it at the base Q ~ * = Bs dig 4. Disk-floret,
with the subtending palea of the receptacle. 5. aie G

Prate 1118.

AXINIPHYLLUM CORYMBOSUM, Benth.
Composit2, Tribe HELIANTHOIDES.

A iniphyllun, Benth. gen. nov. Capitula homogama, discoidea, flori-
bus omnibus hermaphroditis fertilibus. Involucrum cam nulatum, bracteis
sub-2-seriatis parum inequalibus herbaceis glanduloso-hispidulis, Recepta-
culum subplanum, paleis ulin flores amplectentibus onustum. Corolle

ICONES PLANTARUM. 17

tubo Saori limbo elongato cylindraceo apice 5-fido. Anthere basi auriculis
Z

brevibus obtusis sagittate Styli rami elongati, hirtelli, in appendices
acutas desinentes. Achenia 4-gona, leviter incurva, apice subtruncata,
‘ : F

1. Be Slnenciod osum, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis profunde ate lobis
ovatis sublobatis subtus inter venas hfsitas sislicin capitulis parvulis irregu-
lariter corymbosis.

Has. Mexico; woods in the province of Oaxaca, at an elevation of
7500 feet, Galeotti n. 2089.

Herba ex Galeotti annua, sone , parum ramosa, 1~2-pedalis, pilis ote
rigidulis scabro-pubescens, in panicula pube glandulosa intermixtis. Folia
cireumscriptione late deltoidea, subbipollicaria, acuta, denticulata et protithde
3-loba, lobis ovato-deltoideis basi seepe utringne lobo parvo auctis, inte
lateralibus duplo majore, supra scaberrima, petiolis 1} Be erga ati
basi auriculato-dilatatis connatisque ; fo Hin superiora parva, distantia; in
panicula bractezformia, a oblongo-lanceolata. Panicule rami riahatt
elongati, ultimi v. pedunculi breves. Involucri bractew 1-2-seriate, 2-22 lin.
ong. Corolle ex Galeotti Sw ae omar involucrum submquantes, extus
hispidulze. Achenia matura desun

Fig. 1. Floret with the subtending palea. 2. Three of its stamens. 3. Summit
of the style.

The following is a second unpublished species of the genus :—

A. tosum, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis hastato-trilobis lobis late
lanceolatis indivisis subtus dense twinientanis, eapitulis majusculis paucis

lias. Mexico, Bates in Herb. Hook.

Statura A. corymbosi et pariter superne glanduloso-pubescens. Folia
crassiora, ‘hatin petiolata, lobis Ninn a tag haud divisis, supra scaberrima,
velar tomento denso canescentia, petiolis ut in corym alatis basi

natis ; summa indivisa, subsessilia, lanceolata, pollicaria. ess a in
‘pecans 2 tantum, quam in A. corymboso duplo majora. Involucri bractes
4—7 lin. Jonge, lineares, foliaces, glanduloso-pubescentes et icite.
Receptaculi paleew rigide, acutissime, rubentes, nitide.

genus is in many respects allied to Zaluzania and eee but
differs in habit and in the absence of any ray.—G. BentHam
Il. THIRD SERIES

18 ICONES PLANTARUM.

PLATE 9111.
CAMPTOSTEMON SCHULTZII, Mast.

Matvace#, Suborder BomBaces.

Camptostemon, Mast. gen. nov. Epicalyx cupuliformis, margine
irregulariter sinuosus, extus uti calyx petala ovariumque dense le epidotus.
Calyx anulatus, epicalyce duplo longior, initio ut videtur clausus,
demum su medi bo ovatos obtusos divisus etala
5, imbricata, persistentia, m patentia, oblonga, obtusa, intus
concava, plurinervia, nisi ad basin libera. Tudus staminens petalis parum
brevior iisq asin conjunctim enatis angulatus, sulcato-striatus,

e
ad apicem in filamenta c) Pigiles deflexa et ut videtur in phalanges

: e, tub ineo
biloculare. Ovula in quovis loculo solitaria, hippocrepica, placente axili
versus medium affixa. Funiculus as vissimus. Stylus col
stamineo inclusus, ad apicem in ramos 2. stie gmatiferos breves divisus
Stigmata majuscula, ultra os tubi staminei exserta, subtriloba, lobis ovatis
carnosulis medio longiore. Fructus adhuc i ignotus

C. Schultzii, Mast. sp. unica.

Arbor vel frutex, ramis teretibus, ramulis angulatis glabris divaricatis.
Folia cirea 3 po _ longa, 10 lin. lata, alterna, petiolata, elliptica, obtusa,
basi cuneata, L-nervia, arcuato-venosa, coriacea, su i

dense lepidota » Squamis orbicularibus. Petioli 8-10

perne glabra nitida, subtus

lin. lo uperne

canaliculati, apice glanduloso-incrassati. yy nflorescentia cymosa, cymis ter-

minalibus ramosis folio brevioribus pluriflo oris, pedunculis divaricatis angu

nar “pasion image articulatis floribus brevio ribus. Flos longitudine
6 lin.

; iam. 3-4 lin. ; calycis lobi 4 lin. longi; petala sepalis
wadeaces pes expansa, 8-9 lin. diametro,

Has. Port Darwin, North Australia, Schultz, n. 511.

In the sealy pubescence, foliage, Nir epicalyx and closed calyx, this
plant is closely related to the Durionee @ and especially to e.
The decidedly 2-celled anthers of the pre
association with the Bombacee, as Neesia Lriodendron, oo others have some-
times 2-celled anthers, and at best the character is a very artificial one,

ICONES PLANTARUM. 19

seeing that in a young stage the anthers of Malvacee in — are bilocular.
The relationship to M rodia (Sterculiacee) is less m

the 2-celled o site paucity of ovules, and 3-lobed stigmas are peculiar.—
M. T, Masters

_ Fig. 1. Bud. 2. Staminal tube with adherent petals, laid open, exposing the
pistil. 3. Anthers. 4, Calyx and longitudinal section of ovary. 5. Transverse
section of ovary. 6. Peltate. seale of ovary.

Puate 1120.
CORYSANTHES CHEESEMANI, ook. i
OrcHIDE2.

C. Cheesemani, Hook. f.; folio sessili cordato-orbiculari apiculato,
flore subsessili, pedunculo post anthesin elongato, ovario bractea spathacea
vaginato, sepalo dorsali galeato obtuso, lateralibus setaceis minutis labello
suppositis v. obsoletis, petalis lateralibus setaceis v. 0, labello tubuloso
columnam amplectente, ore ampliato recurvo 2-lobo, lobis reflexis subintegris,
marginibus basi utrinque in auriculam deflexam obtusam productis.

Has. New Zealand, amongst bushes at Purewa, near Auckland,
F. F. Cheeseman, Esq

This curious little species was first brought to my notice in 1867 by

. F. Cheeseman, Esq., of Auckland, a very acute botanist, to whom I am

indebted for several other interesting discoveries in the Northern Island, and

notably the beautiful little Hymenophylium Cheesemani (Baker, mss.), of
which a figure is prepared for this work.

Corysanthes was found at Purewa, about five miles from sere flower-
ing in June and July, in a dense bush, principally compo ryrsine
Urvillei, Senecio Forsteri, and Leptospermum scoparium, with a thick under-
growth of various species of

r. Cheeseman describes the leaves as more membranous than those of
other species known to — and o- bese as dull purple with several

the margins of ee hid séel behind ihn ponies and enclose it, that the
lateral sepals, when present, are very narrow-linear, placed under the lip and
never exceed it, seg that the petals, pode present, are very minute indeed,
subulate, deflexed, and placed under the basal tubes of the ii

20 1CONES PLANTARUM.

r. Cheeseman does not describe the curious ligulate, often twisted, pro-
cess which proceeds jn some specimens from the very base of ,the lip, at its
medial line, and which I find to be sometimes replaced by two subulate

The similarity of this species to Brown’s Port Jackson ©. bicalcarata, is
so strong that I suspect that it may prove identical with it; I hesitate however
to unite them without further materials, the dorsal sepal being much less
arched in the New Zealand plant.

I regret to observe that it is proposed to replace Brown’s generic name of
Corysanthes by Salisbury’s somewhat earlier one of Corybas, the totally
erron
up surreptitiously from an inspection of Bauer’s figure of the Australian
Corysanthes bicalearata, when exhibited by Robert Brown at Sir Joseph
Banks’s rooms, with the latter name attached to it—J. D. Hooxer.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same with the dorsal sepal removed. 3, Column, petals,
and hip :—all magnified.

Piate 1121,
NORMANDIA NEO-CALEDON ICA, Hook. f.
R alacnan

Wormandia, Hook. f. gen. nov. Flores hermaphroditi. Calycis
tubus elongato-obconicus, 5-gonus ; limbi lobi 5, subulati, patentes, persis-
tentes. Corolla infundibularis, fauce glabra; limbi lobi 5, in fl. 2 breves

exsertis ; antheree magne, dorso prope basin affix, lineari-obovate, obtuse,
longe exsertee, loculis basi liberis acutis, Discus minutus, annularis.
rium 2-loculare ; styli rami 2, a basi iscreti, filiformes, papillosi, demum
longe exserti; ovula lineari » in loculis solitaria, e basi recta, anatropa.
uetus 2-coccus, lobis calycinis cornutus, coccis intus medio longitudinaliter

a ae =:

ICONES PLANTARUM. 21

sommgpario Semina lineari-oblonga, a dorso compressa, albumine car-
n0SO ; ryo parvus, exilis, cotyledonibus orbiculatis, radicula _ tereti
infera. es a arbuscu a, ramulis striatis. Folia opposita, Stipulee ven 6
solitaria, ovate, acute. Flore es parvi, in corymbos terminales disposit

IN. Neo-Caledonica, Hook. /.

Has. New Caledonia; on the mountains of Kanala, Vicillard and
Deplanche (communicated by the late Dr. Le Normand, of Vire),

rutex v. arbuscula, erectus, ramulis acute 4-gonis, angulis subalatis.
Folia 1-14 poll. en silane v. oblonga, subacuta, coriacea, enervia,
superne siccitate fusca, subtus brunnea, marginibus incrassatis ; petiolo 3-4

poll. longo. Stipulee sete getitleens utrinque solitariz, triangulares, integree
v. fissee, persistentes. Flores in corymbos terminales dichotome ramosos
dispositi, breviter ent pedunculis angulatis, bracteolis minutis
subulatis. Corolla et capsula } poll. longe. a primum exserti; stamina
serius protrusa

A very singular genus, evidently closely allied to Coprosma, though
differing much in habit and the characters of the flower and fruit.
—J. D. Hooker.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla laid o d 4. Stamens. 5. Vertical section
of ovary. 6. Fruit. 7. Vertical fi on of ad and young seed. 8. Ripe seed:
—all magnified.

: Puate 1122.

DIDYMOCHLAMYS WHITEI, Zook. f.

RUBIACE.
Didymochlamys, k. f. gen. nov. Calycis tubus_turbinatus ;
limbi 5-partiti segmenta psi do acuminata, tubum superantia. Corolla

cylindrice-campanulata, tubo intus basi annulo pilorum instructo, fauce
glaberrima ; limbi brevis lobi 5, erecti, breviter ovato-triangulares, obtusi,
dorso sub apice setulosi, valvati, marginibus latissime inflexis aleeformibus.
Stamina 5, basin versus corolle annulo pilorum inserta, filamentis subulatis
ineequilongis ; anther majuscule, dorso basi affixe, late oblonga, apiculate,
incluse. Discus conicus. Ovarium 2-loculare; stylus filiformis, stigmate
clavellato 2-dentato ubique papilloso; ovula numerosa, placentis colum-

naribus e basi loculorum erectis dense conferta. Fructus . . . —Herba
pbs glaberrima, Folia alterna!, disticha. Stipule lineares, dissite.

22 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Flores ~ “pate pedunculi terminalis intra bracteas 2 amplas occlusi, sessiles,
bracteo

D. Whitei, Hook. f

Has. New Granada ; in dense woods at Quibdo, on the river Atrato, an
affluent of the Magdalena, growing on stumps of trees, R. B. White, Es. 8g.

Herba subsucculenta, siete glaberrima, siccitate fragilis nigrescens,
caule teretiuscu o basi r icante. Folia disticha, ut videtur stricte alterna,

si anguste rotundata, glaberrima, carnosula, costa latiuscula ner ivsagiie

co. m orm

ascendens. Bractee transverse elliptic, 1 poll. diam., apiculate, venose ;
bracteolz lanceolate, ea superantes. Flores } poll. longi, per i tert
cerulei.—J. D. Hoo

Fig. on of stem and leaf, and stipuliform bodies. 2. Stoma of the
ciderais tin faa = Dr. M‘Nab). 3. Flower and bracteole. ‘ Corolla laid open,
Stamens (one omitted). 6. Vertical section of ovary :—all magnified.

Piate 1123.

CORYNULA PILOSA, Mook. /

RvuBracex.

xie se
Ovarium 2-loculare ; stylus brevis, ramis 2 longe pnaat filifor-
is -solitaria, e basi erecta, a dorso
us pyriformis, coriaceus, alte Daren:
tarde in coccos 2 1-spermos plano-convexos deh iscens, erecta,
obovoidea, a dorso compressa, testa brunnea sub. cea Peg albumine
: seat Secon Song eR Re mt pian foliacets cordatis, radicula
: — > . 6
aa. a ee i priosa. Folia opposita. Stipulee

wee ae ee Se ee

ee. ee

bi

ICONES PLANTARUM. 23

Cc. peg Hook. f.—Mitchella pilosa, Benth. in Pl. Hartw. 194;
Walp. Rep. vi. 49.

Has. Peru; in shady woods at Minasbomba, near Quito, Har
sper Capt. Hall, Jameson, where it forms great tufts on the ere 2
11,000 feet (Spruce, n. 5505). Closely allied to sth tera, but differing in the
dry Apert fruit and inflorescence.—J. D. Hoo

Fig. 1. Portion of stem, leaf, and stipules. 2 and 3. tg ers. 4. Flower with
coral laid open. 5. Fruit. 6. Fruit, cut ‘raavestiiy. 7. Seed. 8. Vertical pte
of ditto: —all magnified.

Puate 1124.
FERGUSONIA THWAITESII, /ook. /.
RUBIACER.

ergusonia, Hook. f. gen. nov. Calycis tubus ss ee pyriformis ;
a lobi 4, sequales v . subeequales, erecti, ovato-lanceolati, ciliati, persis-

Ovarium 4- oculare ; stylus filiformis, ramis 2 linearibus can interdum
connatis; ovula in loculis solitaria, e basi erecta, obovata, compressa,
anatropa. Fructus 4-coccus, coccis subpyriformibus obscure ons lobis
calycinis coronatis coriacéis L-s ris. Semi: riformia, — ssa, erecta,
funiculo brevi rigidulo, testa krill acea, albumine dense carn

in basi seminis rectus, subcylindricus, cotyledonibus planis rel tereti
infera vix latioribus.—Herba ramosa, basi radicans. Folia oppos tipule
oe ——s persistentes. Flores avillares, wittaris. Fructus
parvus

F. Zeylanica, Hook. /— Borreria "a acocca, Thwaites,- Enum. Pl.
,Leyl. 442 ; Beddome, Ic. Pl. Ind. Or. t. 3

Has. Ceylon, near Colombo, W. Ferguson, Esq.

Herba gracilis, 1-2-pedalis, habitu Spermacocis, caule 4-zono ramoso
basi prostrato radicante, ramulis flexuosis adscendentibus nodis ciliatis.

- elliptico-lanceolata, acuta v. acuminata, sube hartacea, scaberula. Biipele

24 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Flores } poll. longi, in = foliorum solitarii, breviter pedicellati, bracteis
2 3 aa utringque cum stipula conjunctis involucrati. Fructus parvus,
tumidus.—J. D. Hooxer.

Fig. 1. Flower om bracts. 2. Corolla laid open. 3. Vertical section of ovary.
4. Fruit. 5. Coceus. 6, Seed. 7. Vertical section of ditto. 8, Embryo :—adl magnified,

Puate 1125.
CERATOPYXIS VERBENACEA, Mook. /.

RUBIACEA,

Ceratopyxis, Hook. f. gen. nov. Calycis tubus ovoideus; lobi 5,
rigidi, erecti, pabulstglennecleti, persistentes. Corol infundibularis, fance
glabra ; limbi lobi 5, lineari-Ianecolati, revoluti, valvit Stamina 5, fundo
tubi corolle inserta, filamentis liberis complanatis puberulis ; anthers dorso
prope basin affixee, exsertee, lineari-elongate. Discus 4-lobus. Ovarium
2-loculare ; stylus filiformis, stigmate clavellato apice 2-fido; ovula in loculis
solitaria, ab apice Heme elongata, cylindrica, funiculo inerassato, Capsula

C. verbenacea, Hook. f— Rondeletia ? verbenacea, Griseb, Cat. Pl.
Cub. 130. Phialanthus spicatus, Sonal: Pl. Cub. 71. eo

Has. Western Cuba, Wright, n, 2695.
Frutex strictus, erectus robustus, ramulis teretiby $s, nodis resinosis.

Folia 2-3 poll. longa, elliptieo-obovato-lan ceolata, acuminata, breviter crasse
petiolata, glaberrima, nervis numerosis 8 gracilibus parallelis a costa valida

divergentibus in unam intramarginalem confluentibus. Stipule intra-
eee majusculz, late ovate, cuspidate, coriacese, fuscee, persintentes, in

agin a
rem demum solutam connate. Flores Il. longi, in

tyres i valid, et ine cylindricos erectos obtusos densifloros dispositi,
pedunculo a nferne e e stipuli g
sie ene +; fhe “P Ipulis vaginato, Capsule 3 poll. longs,

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Stamen. 3. Anther. 4. Vertical secti
6. Seed. 7. Vertical section of ditto :—all ma plied. section of ovary, 5. Capsule.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 25

PyiaTe 1126.

AULACOCALYX JASMINIFLORA, Hook. /.
Rusiaceas, Tribe ALBERTEZX.
Aulacocalyx, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii., 109.

Has.—Western ars Africa; Mount John River, Kongui, Lat. 1°
N,, G. Mann., Sept., 1

Frutex gece ramosus, ramis teretibus, ramulis et inflorescentia seri-
ceis. _ Folia opposita, breviter petiolata, 3-4 poll. longa, elliptica v. elliptico-
lanceolata, caudato-aea minata, basi in petiolum vix } poll. longum angustata,
vix coriacea, utrinque costa puberula excepta glaberrima, nervis paucis tenui-
bus obliquis, ove transversis crebris parallelis tenuissimis. Stipule in-
trapetiolares, subulato-lanceolate, rigide, alton deciduz. Flores in pedun-
culos breves axillares fasciculati, sessiles, bracteati; bracteis beato-subulatis,

ycis tubum zequantibus. Calya 4—pollicaris, i Abdo tubus brevis, obo-
“ua. profunde 5-sulcatus ; limbus tubulosus, extus et intus sericeus, 5-
fidus, laciniis elongatis subulato-lanceolatis erectis rigidis. Corolla infun-

aris, extus sericea, tubo pollicari gracili intus basin versus pubescente,
fauce glabra; limbi L-poll. diametro lobi 5, patentes, lineari-oblongi, suba-
cuti, stricte contorti, extus sericei. Stamina &, fauci corolle inserta ; anther
sessiles, dorso affix, anguste lineari-elongate, recurve, apiculate, Texsertee.
Discus depressus. Ovarium 2-loculare; stylus gracilis, exsertus, supra me-
dium incrassatus, ramis 2 brevibus v. elongatis recurvis ; ovula in loculis so-
litaria, il infra apicem affixa, pendula, raphe ut videtur ventrali. Fructus
ignotus

Aulacocalyx belongs to a small group of Rubiacee, distinguished by the
contorted corolla and 2-celled ovary with solitary pen rate ovules,
having a superior micropyle, all of which hitherto discovered are tropical

cover in living one-ovuled Rubiacea, and much more so in dried specimens
hem. d

resembles Cremaspora in too many points to be removed far from that genus
The fruit is unfortunately pore ti 3 D. Ho rea

Fig. 1. Calyx, style, and bracteoles; 2. Vertical section of calyx and ovary; 3.
Corolla-lobe and stamens :—ad/ magnified.

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26 ICONES PLANTARUM,

Pirate 1127.
‘BELONOPHORA COFFEOIDES, Hook. /.
‘Rosracez, Tribe ALBERTEA.
Belonophora, Hook. /. in Benth. ‘and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii. 109.

Has. West coast ‘of ‘Africa; -Islevof “St. Thomas, ‘alt. 3000 ft. G.
Mann., 1860.

Arbor 40-pedalis, fioribus exceptis glaberrima; ramulis gracilibus tereti-
bus, cortice pallido, ultimis compressis. Folia $-8-poll. longa, opposita,
breviter petiolata, élliptico- v. obovato-lancedlata, ‘obtusa, _candato-acuminata,

sime tenuissime Swamy, inne stri idte, aera Flores 8,
sessiles, fasciculati. Calyx parvus, 4-bracteolatus ; tubus obconicus ; limbus
-5 fidus, lobi is viliolatis, pers rsistens, Corolla hypocrateri-
rpha 3-pollicaris, tubo cylindraceo -sericeo, fauce glaberrima ; limbi 3-3
pol diam. lobi 5, lineares, clog ota pe patentes, striete
5, tubo corolle inserta antheree‘sessiles, dorso medio affixee, Encaves; subu-
lato-acuminat, ‘incluse. Midewe % it niidas, Ovarium 2-loeulare ; stylus
brevis, ramis 2 subulatis suberectis ‘pails 3 ovula in localis solitaria, ab
= sabi anatropa. Fructus ‘globosus, co -locularis, loculis
otenui. Semina penilula, ovoides, hilo apicem versus ventrali
uto, testa firma, albumine corneo ; embryo minutus, curvus , apicem versus
seminis inversus, cotyledonibus iparvis cordatis, radicula tereti obtusa: hilo
proxima,

This and the following genus ‘bélong to a small West African tribe of Al-
bertez ; it resembles Cgfea in habit, but C\iffers in the position and direc-
tion of the ovule, in the Ae aborra calyx, and in the albumen not being fur-
rowed in front.—J. D. H

Fig. 1. Flower; 2. The-same with the corolla laid + 3. Sta 4. Si heen
vertical section of ovary; %. Ovule; 6. Bruits yé rhe on and 8 trot ty ‘soe
— 5 9 10 and 11. dorsal ae ‘and ventrial views of seed; 12. vertical section of a

- Embryo :—all but 6-1. magnified.

A li hot ee Ring pti

Yn ee

ICONES PLANTARUM, 27
PLate 1128.
HOMALOCLADOS COLORATA; Hook, f.
Rusracez. Tribe Coussaren.

Genus Homaloclados, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. J. Gen. Pl. ii. 122.
H. colorata, Hf. 1.c. Faramea colorata, Benth. in Linnea XXiil., 452.

Has. Rio de Janeiro; in virgin woods, Tweedie, Gardner, Sello, Glaziou,
ete.

Frutex 6—-pedalis, glaberrimus, ig an sare 2-chotome ramosis, ramis se
supra-alaribus, divaricatis, ramulis compressis v. angulatis, cortice pallido.
Folia 2-34-poll. longa, breviter petiolata, elliptico-ovata v. obovata, acuta
obtusa v. obtuse-subcaudata, coria acea, pallide viridia, subtus pallidiora,
marginibus undulatis, nervis numerosis patentibus eatin petiolo 3-}-
poll. longo. Stipule intra-petiolares , coriacer, carinate, carin
mucronem rigidum acicularem rans "excurrente. ree terminales,
umbelleformes, erectze, 3—5-flores; pedunculo }—pollicari, compresso; pe-

pe

ceus, viridis, 1-spermus. globosum, cavum, basi pericarpii adnatum,
foramine magno infero, testa i haere albumine carneo; embryo minutus,
lateralis.

When er: in the Genera Plantarum, the fruit of this Gam was un-
ce been received from M. Glaziou, and proves to be iden-
tical with that of 2 ee and is aa deeply excavated m the hilum ;
o such an extent, indeed, that the albumen forms a hollow sphere with a
as circular aperture

ing remarkably in habit. It belongs to the small tribe of Coussaree, which
differs from Psychotriee in _ in the ovary being I-celled, or if 2-

Fig. 1. Flower; 2. the same with the ee removed and laid open; 3 and 4. Stamens ;
5. Style and vertical section of ovary :— all magnified.

28 ICONES PLANTARUM.

PraTe 1129.
PSILANTHUS MANNII, Hook, f.
RupiaceE&, Tribe IxorEz.
Psilanthus, Hook. in Benth. and Hook f. Gen. Pl. ii. 115.
HaB. Fernando Po; on the beach, G. Mann (1860).

viridia, costa tenui, nervis paucis arcuatis, nervulis remotis ; petiolo 1-4 poll.
longo. Stipule parve, intrapetiolares, triangulares, acute. Flores majus-
d

linea uic
lare ; stylus filiformis, ramis 2 brevibus linearibus obtusis; ovula in loculis
solitaria, septo medio late adnata, amphitropa. Fructus obovoideus, vertice

late umbonatus, lobis calycis subfoliaceis coronatus, endocarpio tenuiter crus-
taceo. Semina oblonga, umbilico ventrali.

developed into green coriaceus lanceolate lobes half an inc g.

The fruit contains no seed, but I have little doubt that the plant is
correctly referred to the tribe Ivoree ; from the solitary ovules, broadly adnate
to about the middle of the septum, with themicropyle (Ithink certainly) down-
wards. As a genus is it evidently clearly allied both in habit and characters

the fruit, which is crustaceous and 2-celled, not drupaceous with 2

nes.
I do not, however, place much dependence on this last point, for st fully
formed, being seedless, the fruits of Psilanthus may be abnormally developed.

Fig. 1. Ovary, calyx, bracts and style; 2 and 3. Stamens: . : a.
all magnified. — y ens; 4, Vertical section of ovary :

ICONES PLANTARUM. 29
Prate 1130.

HUALANIA COLLETIOIDES, Pi.
POLYGALACEA,
H. colletioides, Philtipi in Linnea xxxiii, (1864.) p. 19.
Frutex aphyllus, glaberrimus, spinosus, spinis crassis alternis "cae ;
floribus in basi spinarum glomeratis, breviter pedunculatis, albidi

Has. Prov. Mendoza, Diaz ; eee R. Pearce! avid ae plain near
ey Argentine Republie, Dr. Jame on f

Spine 3 poll. lo onge, lete virides. Flores numerose e tuberculo ea rum
b

ata fere acea, margine albido red
e lutescente albida; petala lateralia he lin. longa angusta oblonga centro
uncto violaceo notata. Fructus immaturus @ viridis, . Sin longus, 1}-lin.
crassus, basi longe attenuatus. Semina m pi a a ne sericeo-micantia,
5 lin. longa. (Description from Phillipi, 1. yeh gs: ER.

Fig. _ Flower, side view; 2. Petals and staminal sheath; 3. Same laid open; 4. An-
ther; 5 . Pistil with, and 6 without, calyx; 7. Young fruit.

PiaTe 1131.
HYMENOCARDIA ULMOIDES, Oliv.
EvPHORBIACES.
Hi. ulmoides, Oliv.; fructibus late obovato-rotundatis emarginatis
basi obtusis v. late cuneatis, margine utrinque a basi ad apicem latiuscule

pears 8, loculis centro fructuum dimidiam longitudinem latitudinemque occu-

gee Dar cae rset Dr. ashe! Angola, Dr. Welwitsch!
pubes centes. fig rari

Flores - =f diam. Fructus 3-3 poll. longi et lati ; les mens 4 Lag
ER.

Fig. 1. Branch with male flowers; 2. Male vente soe bract; 3. Same laid open
hither ; 5. Branch with Piatillate mie (collected by Dr. Welwitsch) ; ". Pistllate
flower; 7. Ovary; 8. B size.

: 30 ICONES PLANTARUM,

Pirate 1132.

HYMENOPHYLLUM (LEPTOCIONIUM) CHEESE-
MANNI,
Friiczs, Tribe HymENoPHYLLEZ.

H. Ch manni, Baker n. sp.; rhizomate nudo filiformi, stipitibus
brevissimis filiformibus *atidis: frondibus minimis dichotome furcatis vel
palmati . = raro simplicibus, lobis ligulatis obtusis ciliato-dentatis,
venis in se is solitariis cent ralibus, soris solitariis terminalibus, involucri
valvis sibiadatn integris basi solum immersis.

Has. New Zealand; _Titiranga range, at an elevation of 1200 feet, dis-
covered by Mr. T. F. Cheeseman in 1871.

Rhizomata late vagantia intricata. Stipites segregat, erecti, 3-6 lin. longi,
glabri, sete paleacei. ” Lamina viri is, membranacea, glabra, mox brunnescens,

-6 li : ee basi in stipitem ee harry lobis 3 3 lin. latis 2S ge sim-

les reliquis eaitadh parenchymatosee. Involucrum vix lineam esis
semper ad apicem sy 26 vel segmentorum solitarium, oe valvis duris
aes integerrimis lineato-marginatis dorso nudis levibu

A very distinct cin, nearest H. minimum, A Rich, ‘ si erring: =

14, fig. 2; but differing essentially in the involucre, and in the cutting of the

frond, in which - much resembles some of the forms of Trichomanes digitatum.
J. G. Bak

Fig. pe Lobe of a withinvolucre. 2, Valve of involucre removed, exposing the spo-
rangia ; 3. Sporan

paar erenerne een

Prate 1133.

BOTHRIOCLINE SCHIMPERI, Oliv. et Hiern.
Compositz, Tribe VERNONIACES.

thriocline, Oliv. gen. nov. Capitula homogama, tubuliflora. Jn-
volucrum campanulatum, bracteis oo-seriatis imbricatis tenuiter herbaceis

costata, apice rotundata. Pappi scabree, fide sime.—
Herbs foliis Pac pesentesune Capitula’ pain Corolle pescree ?

1 Ope eae

ICONES PLANTARUM. 31

B. Schimperi, Oliv. et Hiern. Fl. Trop. Afr. tii. ined., species uniea.

Has. Abyssinia, ey or coll. 1863-8, u. 1497. There is also a
ste gathered on Mount Kilimanjaro by the Rev. C. New, differing in the
more tomentose stem and under side of the leaves.

Herba erecta, valida, pluripedalis, superne ramosa, glabra v. superne tomen-
pubescens. Folia pleraque 3—4—natim verticillata, ramealia interdum
opposita, ovato-lanceolata v. lanceolata, acuta, serrata, basi rotundata, 3-6-
pollicaria, supra glabra subtus sparse ’pilosula ; petiolis brevissimis ciliatis
linea pilosa connexis. Capitula vix semipollicem diametro, in corymbo ter-

ganter scarioso-marginate, interiores acute, intime ser re By undique
scariose. Corolle vix involucrum excedentes, leviter glandulose

This genus is allied to Centratherum, of which it has the Peppur, Pat the
involucre is different, and the i, ease or verticillate leaves are quite excep-
tional in the tribe.—G. Bren

Fig. 1. Involucre and receptacle, longitudinal section; 2. Floret ; 3. Three of its sta-
mens; 4. Summit of its style; 5. Bristle of the pappus

Prate 1134.
HETEROPHYLLZA PUSTULATA, Hook. /.

Rusracea, Tribe CINCHONEX ?
Heterophyllza, Hook. f. in Benth and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii. 37.

Has. Juguy Mountains in the grr district of La Plata, on the con-
fines of Bolivia, R. Pearce. Fl. Feb. 1

Frutex 4-6-pedalis, sempervirens, ste glaberrimus, ramis_gracili-
bus robe cortice pallido crebre pustulata, pustulis apice depressis. Folia
opposita, 2—3-poll. longa, breviter petiolata, lanceolata, acuminata, crenata,
vir faciebusque pustulatis, coriacea, exsiccata superne fusca, nervis
obscuris, subtus pallidiora costa crassiuscula, nervis obliquis, nervulis laxe
reticulatis ; ; segs vix +, stem longo. St «se interpetiolares, trian-

elongatis, deciduis. Cu ate tubus $-poll. moti obovoideus ; limbi lobi
4-5, subulato-lanceolati, tubo longiores, min extus pustulati. Corolle tubus
24-8-pol. longus, lente curvus, fauce vix ampliata intus villosa; limbi lobi

5, breves, ovato-lanceolati, wibiecns patentes, valvati, Stainine 5, ima
fauci corolla inserta; anthers subsessiles dorso aflixee, lineari- oblongze,

32 ICONES PLANTARUM,

utrinque obtusx, incluse. Discus hemispheericus. Ovarium 2-loculare ;
stylus filiformis, ramis 2 filiformi-subulatis patentibus semi-exsertis undique
pubescentibus ; ovula in loculis perplurima, placentis tumidis septo adnatis
undique peltatim affixa. Fructus ignotus,

The pustules, which extend over the stem, leaves, peduncles, edicels,

calyx, and stipules of this plant, are unique in the Order, and resemble those

of futa in external appearance; and together with the strongly crenate
i f the mo

tribe Cinchonee, and near to Bouvardia and Manettia, differing from the
latter in the insertion of the placentas. The crenation of the leaves, the
margins of which are slightly thickened and furnished with a pustular gland
at every sinus is very remarkable, and guite unlike th toothing of Carle.
mannia, or Sylvianthus (Plate 1048), or of Neurocalye,

eare
cellent herbarium in North La Plata, and other parts of South America,
that had not previously been visited by any naturalist.

Fig. 1. Portion of leaf. 2. Peduncule and flower-bud. 3. Upper part of corolla laid
open. 4. Vertical section of ovary, with style. 5. Ovule :—g// magnified,

Pirate 11365.
SPHACOPHYLLUM BOJERI, Benth.

Composir2, Tribe INULOIDER BurHTHaLMes,

Ant.

in floribus foemineis plus minus evoluta

Styli florum hermaphroditorum rami lineares, subcomplanati, apice rotundati.
Achenia angusta, 5-costata, callo basilari majusculo. Pappus brevissime
cupulatus, denticulatus.—Suffrutex brevissime pubescens, Soliis alternis.

Copitula parva, terminalia, v. in axillis superioribus pedunculata. Corolle
ave,

x ete em torn

ICONEs PLANTARUM. 83

- “ on re eer Benth. single species. Epallage salvifolia, D.C.
od. vi.

Has. Madagascar. Dry stony places round Mananzary in the province
of Emirna, Bojer.

Caules basi pica ramis tenuibus superne pubescentibus et minute glan-
dulosis. — vato-lanceolata v. oblongo-elliptica, obtusa v. mucron

utrinque subtus presertim minute Slanduloso-puberula. Capitula 3-4-lin.
diametro, pedunculis tenuibus 1—14-pollicaribus fulta, — 3-5 ad apices
ramorum, quorum inferiora ad axillas foliorum superiorw

Fig. 1. Receptacle, involucre, and pale, longitudinal section. 2. Floret of the
3. One f its staminodia. 4. 7 mamit of its sty le. 5. Floret of the me and subtending
palea alea . Three of its stamen
of its ei

This plant was included by De Candolle in his genus Zpallage from the
same country. The true typical species of that genus have, however, a very
different babit, no tails to the anthers, and the ribs of the achenes ter-
minating in small aristee alternating with distinct scales of the pappus, aan
places them among the Helianthoidee, wor 2, mrp ong appears to
to be a genuine Buphthalmea.—G, Bent

Pirate 1136.
COLEOCOMA CENTAUREA, F. Muell.
Composit&, Tribe INULOIDEZ PLUCHEINEZ.
. centaurea, F. Muell.in Hook. Kew Journ. ix. 19; Benth. Fl.
Austral. iii. 533.
Has. Tropical Australia; Sturt’s Creek, F. Mueller.

les humiles, duri,erecti, rigidi, glabri, basi ae quamvis forte annu
Folia alterna, subsessilia, linearia v. lineari-lanceolata, acuta, dentibus paucia

in
ultima ad apices ramorum v. in dichotomiis sessilia. Jnvolucrum ovoideum,
4-5 lin. longum, bracteis latis coriaceis appressis, apice scarioso-marginati
mucronulatis, more Centaure vabepppenatetlatia: Corolle vix exserte,
foemineze 9-3. seriate tenues, hermaphrodite plures, steriles. xa pales
1-seriate, florum fertilium alte connatz, florum sterilium fere libe

34 ICONES PLANTARUM,

Fig. 1. Involuere and receptacle, gy lrg section. 2. Female floret. 38. Summit =
its style. 4. Hermaphrodite sterile floret. 5. Three of its stamens, 6. Summit of it
style ck tach Vike ae bal the branches usually cohere to the end. 7. Achene of the
female florets with it:

The € genus is closely allied to Wetee from the same country, differing
chiefly in the pappus and in the habit which is not unlike that of some

uro a “ Centauree or South African Geigeria or Gymnarr.
Bent

PiatTe 1137.
CHILIOCEPHALUM SCHIMPERI, Benth.

ce Tribe InvLoipExZ GNAPHALIER.

ca

limbo elongato xapente apice b-fido. Anthere basi sagittate, auriculis caudis

brevibus subramosis appendiculatis. an Sone hermaphroditorum rami

subteretes, apice truncati. Ackenia oblonga ; pappus 0 i Eertdy

erecta cano-tomentosa, habitu Achyrocinis. Folia alterna, integra. Capitula
feria, corymbosa

C. Schimperi, Bentz, single species.

Has. Abyssinia; banks of elevated mountain streams in Saman,
Schimper.

Caules e basi dura (an perenni P) erecti, ges ps 1-2-pedales, laxe-
cano-tomentosi v. sublanati. Folia sessilia y anguste decurrentia, lanceolata:
v. anguste oblonga, acuta y. obtusa, inte egerrima, seepe undulata, supra tenuiter-
tomentosa v. demum glabrata, subtus cano-tomentosa, majora 1-2-pollicaria..
Ca, ce vix lineam longa, in numera, densissime cymosa, cymis }~} poll.

tro plurimis interdum numero rosis in corymbum tau 2—4-poll. dia-
pe confertis. Jneoluera canescentia.—G, BENTH

Fig. 1. Flower-head much magnified. 2. Involuere and receptacle, longitudinal secti
3. Female floret. 4. Summit of its red the branches re Tepresented too thick and too soca
Hermaphrodite floret. 6. Three of its stamens, not sufficiently tailed

7. Style.

ICONES PLANTARUM, 35

PLATE 1138.
DENEKIA CAPENSIS, Thunb.

Composit, Tribe INULOIDEZ PLUCHEINEA.
D. capensis, Thuxd.; DO. Prod. v. 462; foliis subtus albo-tomentosis.
Has. S. Africa, apparently common in the eastern districts of the Cape
Colon, extending to the highlands of the Batoka country within the
tropic

Caules e basi annua y. perenni, numerosi, decumbentes v. ascendentes,
plerique infra 6 poll., v. in speciminibus vegetioribus erectiores. subped

tenues, glabri v. tomento deciduo vestiti. Folia oblongo-linearia, sessilia,
amplexicaulia, acu argine i dulata interdumque sinuato-den-
ta, 1-3 poll. rarius 4 poll. longa, supra glabr. ax

t ppresso incana ; inferi radicalia sepe subspathulata obtusa
in petiolum contracta. lin. , cy

parvos plus “sa pedunculatos terminales disposita, foliis floralibus su-
perioribusque vulgo diminutis. ores albi, f p erosi,
centrales D baruaphrodit a multo pauciores, acheniis vacuis seta

unica apice plumosa coronati

Fig. 1. Involucre and receptacle. 2. Female floret. 3. Summit of its style, the branches
represented much too thick. 4. Hermaphrodite floret. 5. Three of its stamens, the very fine
tails to the anthers not clearly represented. 6. Summit of its style. 7. Seta forming the -
peppus.

ome aye species, the genus comprises a second one mayan with the
es green on both sides; and in Burchell’s collection are some small
’D. ceerulea he n

specimens, oth the name of , with t ote that the central her-

maphrodite florets are fe and the achenes rostrate; the specimens are,

however, not sufficiently advanced to verify these characters.—G. BENTHAM.
PraTe 1139.

LUINA HYPOLEUCA, Benth.
Composita, Tribe SENECIONIDER?

Luina, Benth. gen. nov. Capitula homogama, discoidea, floribus omni-
bus hermaphroditis Trextilibus. Involucrum campanulatum, bracteis subuni-

36 ICONES PLANTARUM.

nullis.

Secepedsnien a atari levitet fove satin Corolle salered bubaal

limbo elongato subcylindraceo apice 5-fido. Anthere basi bimucronate

breviter 2-setose v. mutice. Styli rami elongati, obtusi, sat papillosi

Achenia oe satin, 10-striata, glabra. Pappi sete copiose,

tenues, scabra, —Herba, caulibus erectis. Folia alterna, integerrima,
tus nivea, Capitals a corymbosa. Corolle fave

L. hypoleuca, Benth., single species,

aB, N. W. *orcsaned, amongst rocks, Cascade mountains, Lake Chiluk-
‘ie 'D. Lyall

Caules e caudice =e erecti, preter inflorescentiam simplices, 1-1}-pe-
dales, laxe niveo-tomentosi. Folia sessilia, ovata e elliptica v. ovali-lanceolata,

supra glabra, subtus niveo-tomentosa, (C. up haud numerosa, confertim
rymbosa, singula pedunculo 1-1}-pollicari fulta. Involucrum circa 4
longum, bractei lineari-lanceolatis rigiduli es involucro dimidio

Flo
longiores. Corollarum lobi recurvi. Anthere corolla longiores. Achenia
glabra v. vix pilosula. Pappus mollis, niveus, involucro paulo Jonni

Fig. 1. Involucre and receptacle, longitudinal section. 2. Floret. 3. Three of its
stamens. 4. Summit of its style.

The affinities of this ee we somewhat doubtful. A. G ray, on seeing the

specimens in Herb. Hook, at once pronounced it to be a x distant genus “with
the style of an Znuda, oe Sate, involucre, and pappus are, however, much
those of a e filaments show also the ‘ine ilatation or

change of consistence baloir the anther which is much more frequent in
Senecionidez than in other tribes, “agin is - not appear to be generically
constant even in Senecio itself—G, Bent

Letina

Prate 1140,
GONGROTHAMNUS DIVARICATUS, Steetz.
Composirz, Tribe SENECIONIDE.
G. divaricatus, Steet: in Peters, Mossamb. Bot, 342.

= age E. — Africa; Lower valley of the river Shire, J. Kirk,

Caules EE lignosi, tenues, ramis laxe divaricatis v. scandentibus,
vellis cano-tomentellis mox glabratis, Folia alterna, petiolata, ovata v
ovato-lanceolata, acute acuminata, integra v, Seveigulantter dentata, basi

1CONES PLANTARUM. 37

cuneata, 1}-3-pollicaria, triplinervia et pennivenia, supra agg subtus to-
mento minute incana. Capitula ad apices ramorum co Involu
circa 5 lin. longum, bracteis rigidulis acutissimis glabris v. minute ciliato-
puberulis, intimis paleaceis subscariosis exterioribus gradatim brevioribus
viridioribusque. Keceptaculum foveolatum, foveolorum marginibus denticu-
latis. Corolle flavee, breviter exsertee. Pappi sete sordide, involucrum
subzeequantes. Achenia pilosula.

Fi Involucre and receptacle, Bee inion section. 2. Floret. 3. Three of i
stamens, the auricles of the anthers not quite correct. 4. Summit of ite “hs, the papillee
represented too much like hairs

It is et a this iat may ae to be gg with the Vernonia
solidaginifolia, Boj. in DC., Prod. v. 30, but any rate a congener ;
and Steetz appears to have been perfect sirtioe in pasos it from Vernonia
on account of its style, habit, and co flowers, a of which point to a
much closer affinity with the Senecionidea.—G. BEN

. Prate 1141.
CREMANTHODIUM RENIFORME, Benth.

Composit, Tribe SENECIONIDE.

Cremanthodium, Benth. gen. nov. Capitula heterogama, radiata,
floribus radii fcoemineis 1-seriatis discique pertnephinedite i fertilibus. In-
volucrum ee unaaae bracteis sub-2-seriatis imbricatis membranaceis

iform
tifidisque. Scapi 1-cephali, aphylli v. ince pret re baais paucis alternis. Capitula
Corolle flave v. carnee.

magna, nutantia.

C. reniforme, Benth., foliis orbiculato-cordatis reniformibusve —
dentatis. Ligularia ? reniformis, DC. Prod. vi. 315; Senecio reniform
Wall. Cat. Herb. Ind. n. 3141.

Has. Himalaya mountains at various elevations from 10,000 to 18,000
ft. West Tibet, Falconer, Jacquemont; Gossain Than. , Wall llich; Kumaon
Strachey and Winterbottom ; Sikkim, J. D. Hooker.

Caudex crassus, brevis, perennis. Folia glabra, radicalia petiolo 3—8-pollicari
fulta, magnitudine varia et forma nunc fere ovata et profunde cordata longiora

38 IGONES PLANTARUM,

i dentalibus interdum 3-pollicaria dentibus grossis mu-
cronulatis, in orientalibus dimidio minora obtuse crenata, specimina tamen
plu rmedia. Scapi foliis multo longiores, superne sepi plus minus

Vv
instructi, nune infra medium folia 1-2 gerentes radicalibus conformia nisi
multo minora, petiolo tenui basi in vaginam laxam dilatata. Capitula magni-
tudine fe rnice montane. Involucri bracter o onge v. lanceolate,
acuminate, semipollicares, 2-seriate absque bracteis exterioribus accessoriis.
Ligule 15-20, 3-1-poll. longze, integre. isci

vix
oblonga, infra medium attenuata, angulis ante maturitatem prominentibus,
demum minus conspicuis. Pappus in forma normali albus, setis tenuibus
i is 1-seriatis.

Pp
colour. I can detect no other difference. The genus appears to me, both in
habit and style, to be nearer to Homogyne than to Senecio or Ligularia.

having shrunk at the extremity. When the flower first expands the style
branches are of equal breadth to the end, where they are

§ quite to the end.—G, BenTHAM.

Pirate 1149,

CREMANTHODIUM PALMATUM, Benth; and
C. PINNATIFIDUM, Benth.

Compositz, Tribe SENECIONIDER,

Cc. Bore ce Benth. sp. nov., foliis suborbiculatis profunde palmatim
6-12-fidis.

Has. Sikkim Himalaya, at an elevation of 12,000 to 14,000 ft., J. D.
Hooker. ,

Statura et Capitula speciminum minorum C. reniformis. lia plurima, —
infra. medium caulis longiuscule petiolata, parce pilosula; petioli basis
anguste vaginata vy. zqualis, lamina 3—1-poll. diametro, ad medium v. pro-
fundius inequaliter tamen lobata. Pappus albus, forme typicee C. reniformis.
Corolle pallide carnez. :

ICONES FLANTARUM. 39

C. pinnatifidum, Benth. sp. nov.; foliis oblongis profunde pinnatifidis.
Hak Sikkim Himalaya, at an elevation of 14,000 to 15,000 feet, J. D.
00

Scapi semipedales. Folia radicalia 1-2-pollicaria, petiole brevi
vix ilatato, —_ fere ad rhachin divisa, laciniis utrinque 5-9 atin
—— integerrimis v. uno latere 1-2-dentatis 2-4 lin longi
caulina pro sak at scapi pauca v. 0, dum adsint interdum radicalibus majora,
petiolo basi in vaginam latissimam dilatato, v. folium interdum ad vaginam
solam reductum. Capitula et flores omnino C. reniformis.—G. BENTHAM.

Prate 1148.
THESPIDIUM BASIFLORUM, F. Mueil.
Composita, Tribe IxuLoIDEZ PLUCHEINES.

basiflorum, F. Muell.; epg Fl. Austral., iii., 534.—Pluchea
lasyfore, F. Muell. Rep. Babb. Ex xped. 1

Has. Tropical Australia; islands of the Gulf of Carpentaria, R. Brown ;
Port Essington, Armstrong ; Upper Gilbert River, F. Mueller.

Caules e basi dense cespitosa numerosi, rigidi, diffusi_v. ascendentes, uti
folia et involucra pubescentes v. hirsuti, eae semipedales v. rarius sub-
dales. Folia alterna, subsessilia, rigida, linearia vy. lineari-lanceolata,
mucronato-acuta, integra v. acute paucidentata, rarius pollicem excedentia,
i iuscu. i lin longa, ad»

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numerosi, hermaphroditi in disco
solitarii v. pauci. Corolle et pappus involucro breviores. <Achenia pilis
glochidiatis hispida.

Fig. 1. es and png longitudinal section. 2. Female floret. 3.
Sik te flore . Three of mens. 5. Achene and pappus. 6. cnacpatls Of Oe

This plant i m pra s remarkable for “4 bap a In essential characters it is
nearly allied t hea, from a technically distinguished by the
pappus an quienes ce.—G. BEN

*

40 ICONES PLANTARUM. ee.

Pirate 1144.
ADELOSTIGMA SENEGALEN SIS, Benth.
Composita, Tribe AsTEROIDE® ConyzEx.

A. senegalensis, Beuth. sp.nov.; foliis breviter pinnatisectis, capitulis
foliis floralibas cinctis,

Has. Senegambia; marshy places, Fouta d’Hiallon, Heudelot, n. 677.

Herba annua, erecta, rigidula, epee, Pi be parce ramosa, glab
ramisque linels elevatis v. alis an angustis a foliis decurre abe percursis.
Folia \inearia, acutissima, 1-2- Hlicarle; x sogmentis tenuibus subulatis distan-

integerrime, exteriores par pubescentes, €1, numerosi, multi-
Seriati, corollis tenuissimis pappo involucroque multo brevioribus, stylis
longe exsertis tenuissimis fili longos divisis ;

phroditi solitarii y, hk ear corollis longe an angusteque Mostar 5-dentatis.
Anthere basi emarginate y. os oa alana sagittate, auriculis connatis.

Stylus indivisus, obtusus, ex osus. de ss tea rum fcemineorum |

lla, VEN ae setis tea leviter in pads coherentibus ;
florum disci forte
Fig. 1. Female floret. 2, Hermaphrodite floret. 3, Three of its stamens. 4. Summit
of its style. ;
I had long since indicated this as a new genus in Sir W. Hooker’s herba-
rium, and alluded to it as. such in the ‘Ni iger Flora,’ p. 431, but when a Sescgbing
4 ppeare m

it for the ‘Gen ” it ap d to me closely alli
recently published Adelostigma of Steetz, from Mozambique. An i taapeea
of Peters’s original en, lent for the purpose by the Ro oyal Herbarium

specim y t
of Berlin, has shown that the two are strictly congeners, although specifically
distinct.—G, BENTHAM

eee ne

Prate 1145,
ASEMNANTHE PUBESCENS, Zook, f.
RvsBracez, Tribe Cutococcex,
Asemnanthe, Hook. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii., 106.
Has. Yucatan ; in moist woods near Ciapas, Linden (n. 1264 bis).

Frutez tomentosus, ramulis gracilibus divaricatis erin Folia 1-2-
poll. ion, opposita, breviter petiolata, elliptica, obtusa v. acu uta, membra-
hacea, nervis obscuris, Stipule in terpetiolares, tinct subulate. Flores

ICONES PLANTARUM. 41

parvi, 4—3-poll. longi, in fasciculos paucifloros axillares dispositi, flavi, breviter

pedicellati, pedicello bracteolato, bracteola subulata. Calycis tubus minutus,

ovoideus; limbus tubum longe superans, 4-partitus, segmentis lanceolatis
CO

acuminatis _persistentibus. orolla urceolato-tubulosa, pubesce re
subcontracto, fauce glabra; limbi parvi lobi 4, erecto-pa ovati, acuti,
valvati mina 4, fund i corolle inserta, filamentis erectis barbati
prea ae lineari-oblongee, utrinque obtuse,

ri-oblon tu
2- sgt ; stylus filiformis, apice paulo incrassatus, stig-
mate 2 cbt ‘ico; ovula in loculis solitaria, ab apice pendula, oblo onga,
lateraliter ae pressa, fu nigel brevissimo. Fru¢us immaturus ovaideus,
pubescens, 2-locularis, loculis angustis. Semina desunt.

Obviously a member of the American tribe si igcorie and ae allied to
Salzmannia in its ary inflorescence, tetram fl » filaments united
into a tube which is inserted at the base of ‘te corolla-tube, and in the
basifixed anthers; but differing widely in habit, in the calyx, structure of
the style, and in the simple funicle of the ovule-—J. D. Hooker.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same with the corolla laid open. 3. Vertical section of ovary.
4. Transverse section of ditto:—all magnified. :

Prate 1146.
SYNAPTANTHA TILLZACBEA, Hook. /.
Rupiacnaz, Tribe Hepyoripes.
Synaptantha, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii, 61.

S. tillzacea, Hook. /. i. c. ne act a F, Muell., Fragm, Fi.
Austral. iv. 39; bent. Fi, Austral: iil.

Has. Sub-tropical Australia, in plains, Sir 7’. Mitchell, No. 417 (Nov.
1846); Swan River, Drummond, No. 108, 4th coll. ; between Darling River
and Cooper’s Creek, Howitt’s Expedition ; Sutton River, Bowman ; Mac-
kenzie magats F. Mueller

Herba humilis, perennis, ramosa, basi lignosa, minutissime scaberula,
ramulis erectis v. ge teretibus siccitate sulcatis. Folia opposita, fad ee

longa, in plantis junioribus obovato-spa athulatis, in senioribus linearibus
ule

rigidulis acutis, marginibus recurvis, Stipule breves, interpetiolares, mem-
branacee utrinque cum foliorum basibus connate, persis nes truncatze
v. 2-dentate. Flores ex albo rubescentes, solitarii vy. pauc ll. diam.,

42 ICONES PLANTARUM.

et lateribus ovarii adnata, persistentia, filamentis filiformibus ; ; — dorso

affixee, parve, oblonge. iscus inconspicuus. , vertice

hemispherico, 2-locularis ; stylus gracilis, ramis 2 parvis ribo ip divaribatis
is

with it It widel ly differs from the prevalent Stnaote ers Sof Rubiacee in the
completely 4+partite corolla, the lobes of which are scarcely perceptibly

connate, and firmly adnate by a — base ee the ovary and are both per-
sistent and marcescent. The nts also are so fir ris adherent
both to the ovary and to the very ‘a of the petals, that they are equally
persistent, and it is difficult to pronounce them to be either epigynous or

The specimens from Drummond and from Howitt’s Pie are very
small, evidently first year’s, with a slender aa and spreading herbaceous
bran ranchlets, smaller broader leaves, oth sepals and petals a and a broader
capsule ; they may be sere - a differe cng ‘nui species, but I suspect
that they are seedling sta' J.D. Hoo

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same laid open. 3. Fruit. 4. Verti i ito. 5.
Seed :—all magnified. pen ertical section of ditto.

PuaTe 1147.
STILPNOPHYLLUM LINEATUM, Hook. f.
Rustace2, Tribe C1IncHones? Ns
‘ oo Stilpnophyllum, Hook, f. in. Benth. and Hook. f. Ga Pl. |@
ii. 83.
S. lineatum, Hook, 7 J. c. Eleagia lineata, Spruce, n, 4568.
sre, ako on the summit of the Cerro Pelado, near Tarapoto,

la ramosa, 10-pedalis (Spruce), glaberrima, 3-chotome ramosa ; :
dani, lignosis teretiusculis, cortice siccitate atro obtectis, ultimis obscure

ICONES PLANTARUM 43

4-gonis gemmisque vernicosis. Folia opposita, petiolata, coriacea, 3—4-poll.
longa, elliptico-lanceolata, acuminata, superne castanea nitida costa
depressa, nervis perplurimis divaricatis parallelis lineata, subtus pallida
costa valida, nervis gracillimis ; petiolo ¢-}-poll, longo. Stipule majuscule,
intrapetiolares, erectz, oblonge, obtuse, coriaces, caduce. Flores -poll,
longi, in paniculas breves terminales dispositi, brevissime pedicellati, albo-
virides, minute bracteolati; panicule ramis oppositis crassis compressis
patentibus, basi breviter bracteatis. Calycis tubus turbinatus ; limbi brevis
dentes 5, ovati, acuti, persistentes. Corolla infundibulari-campanulata,
coriacea, tubo glabro, fauce dense villosa ; limbi lobi 5, tubo paulo breviores,

inser tis

ea

Discus conicus, 2-loculare ; stylu us breviusculus, ramis 2 ‘linearibus

Mico intus BOD : ou in loculis numerosa, placentis septo medio
is affixa. Fructus dee

‘Until the fruit of this curious flea is known, its place in the Order cannot
definitely be ascertained. That it is no Hleagia is evident from the valvate
nts. If

d
habit, whilst on the other hand kit has all ihe appenrities of a mem
the tribe Oinchonee.—J. D. Hoo

- Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same with the corolla laid open. 3. Stamens. 4. Vertical
section of disk and ovary :—all magnified.

Pirate 1148.
CHALEPOPHYLLUM GUYANENSE. Hook. f.
Rustiacea, Tribe RoNDELETIEZ.
‘Chalepophyllum, Hook.f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pi. ii. 50.

Has. British Guiana, Schomburgh.

Frutex or, ramulis robustis — — 4. oo ultimis pube
(exsiocata) Pa brevi dense vestitis. Folia 1-23-poll. longa, crasse coriacea,
opposita, — se rotundata, in petio Sek “brev vem -crassum oo

nervisque sei elis divaricatis depressi s; subtu nnea, ‘iaeeat
appresso vestita, inter hervos latiusculos pen ipule interpetiolares,
breves, late, subacute, persistentes. Flor ngi, in axillis so
solitarii, vi 1 , pedicello brectebhind cteolis coriac

lycis tubus turbinatus; li lobi ales, ] nae rocttrulati, ovat,
obtusi, rigidi, persistentes ayooey eames fauce villosa; limbi }-
diam. lobi 5, patentes, lat ongi contorti. Stamina 5, fei

corolle inserta; filamentis ‘ivormirabulstie’ anther dorso basi affix xe,

44, ICONES PLANTARUM,

Pye nig nace acutee, connectivo dorso incrassato, inclusee. Discus wis idus.
um 2-loculare ; ty filiformis, glaber, ramis 2 brevibus linearibus ;

éota in loculis numerosa, placentis ‘septo. medio adnatis affixa. Capsulae

iP
3-poll. longa, allipsaiden, crasse crustacea, vertice inter lobos calycinos conico
truncato, 2-locularis, septici - oS polysperma. Seming parva, subcom-
pressa, angulata angulis in alam productis, umbilico ventrali, testa
coriacea reticulata.

xillary The ie ecimens are iatther Sate nor very Darplale but I
think that the corolla-lobes are strictly contorted. The hairs within the
corolla-throat are flattened and twisted —J. D. Hooker

cot a 2. Ovary and calyx. 3. Corolla laid open. 4. Stamen. 5. Seeds :—
ail mi nified

Piate 1149.
LEPTOSCELA RUELLIOIDES, Hook. /.
Rusracex, Tribe Hevyormpes.
Leptoscela, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii. 59.
Has. Brazil, in the province of Ihios, Blanchet, n. 2399.
tte ici ramis strictis gracillimis teretibus, internodiis

Herba dic
elongatis. Folia 14-2-poll. longa, opposita, breviter petiolata, ovato-
lanceolata, acuminata, membranacea, subtus pubescentia. sete ne

tiolares, breves, membranaceze, multisetose. Flores parvuli, gracile pedicellati,
in cymas unilaterales exiles fere capillares axillares et ad dichotomias laterals
dispositi, pedicellis basi setaceo bracteolatis inferioribus v. omni em

conicus ; limbi lobi 5, subulato-lanceolati, tubo exc juilongi, persistentes.
Corolla q-poll. longa, infundibularis, fauce glabra ; limba lobi 5
patentes, valvati. Stamir ina

filiformibus ; anther dorso affix, lineares, utrin obtuse, 4-exsert

Discus conicus. Ova 2-loculare ; stylus filiformis, ramis 2 linearibus ;
ovula in loculis numerosa, placen elongatis septo. medio afhxis inserta.
apsula +4-po] membranacea, ellipsoideo-oblonga, teres, costulata,

vertice conico producto membranaceo septicide 2-valvi, longe ultra
_ calycem productis 2-fidis. Semina immatura numerosa, oblonga v. obovoidea,
testa ut videtur fungosa.

<
=
me

Of this very singular plant, I have seen but two fragments, evidently the tops
of a tall very slender branching and signet annual herb, quite unlike any Ru-
biaceous plant known tome, whether in general habit or in infloresce
individual racemes lengthen much (to 6-10 in.) in fruit, are almost filiform,

oe

A eee Eee oe EE eae

ICONES PLANTARUM. 45

and bear the flowers in pairs on the side towards the axis, one flower
being Sia tee and the other sessile in the axil of the pedicel ; 9
wards the tip o ete raceme sl rachis usually forks and bears
aes in the fork. K

. 1. Flower, ¥2. Cal alyx, ovary, and ak 3. Corolla laid open. 4. Stamen.
5. a ule. 6. asain section of the same. 7. Immature seed :—all magnified,

Puate 1150.
SOLENANDRA IXOROIDES, Hook. f.
Rousracez, Tribe CIncHONER.
Solenandra, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii. 43.
Has, Island of Cuba, Don Ramon de la Sugra (communicated by
M. see ore
Arbor ri eae 2 habitu tone ramulis adscendentibus
—_ scree, cortice fase o lenticulis consperso. olia 14-1 poll.

patentibus arcuatis, inter nervos reticulata; petiolo 3-4 poll. longo.
Stipule intrapetiolares, rsa obtuse, decidue. orymbi terminales,
3-chotome ramosi, ramulis puberulis patentibus gracilibus teretibus
multifloris, primariis basi follatia, ceteris basi bractea minuta subulata
suffultis. lores conferti, erecti, 4 poll. longi, breviter pedicellati,.
bracteolis minutis v. 0.. Calycis tubus paryas, ovoideus ; limbus 5-
dentatus. Corolla dpe nae a Hong tubo 4 poll. longo gracili intus
glaberrimo ; limbi } poll. diam. lobi 5, oblong, imbricati, lobis 2 exteri-
oribus. Stamina 5, filamentis infra medium in tubum gracilem ima
~ basi corolle tubi insertum (fere epigynum) connatis, superne liberis ;
antheree basifixee, lineares, obtuse, erectse, exserte. Discus inconspi-
nus. Pp eensiy? eer stylus filiformis, stigmate capitellato ; ovula
in loeulis pauca (6-8), a dorso compressa, placentis supra medium septi
affixis pendulis inserta. ra deest.
In general appearance this plant resembles an Izora, but is clearly
polyspermous, and in the absence of ripe seeds I refer it with little

near Lxostemma, differing from it, and indeed from most of the Order,

in the filaments being connate te below, as in Capirona and Monadel-

phanthus, and inserted so near the base of the corolla-tube as to be all

but epigynous, as i Chiococca and other members of the tribe Chio-—

cocces. Some fruits, which accompanied the specimen, evidently be-

long to another pant being drupes with 2-celled putamens and solitary
seeds.—J. D. ae

Fig. Bae style, and stigma. 3, Stamen. 4. Vertical section of
mae bs * Geile: -- ets vd.

Il. THIRD SERIES F

46 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Puate 1151.
HEKISTOCARPA MINUTIFLORA, Hook. f.
Rosiacez, Tribe Hepyormpea,
Hekistocarpa, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. f. Gen. Pl. ii. 62.

H. minutiflora, Hook. f., species unica.

Has. Western tropical Africa, mouths of the Old Calabar river,
G. Mann (Feb. 1863).

Herba 4-5-pedalis, substrigoso-pilosa, annua, caulibus eager
ea aaeds elongatis. Folia 3-4 poll. longa, opposita, tenniter

branacea, elliptico- eee in petiolum Goatees racilem an ntahag
acuminata, utrinque sparse strigillosa. Stipule interpetiolares, pee!
lanceolate, herbacez, r ele. ores minuti, +15 vs song, in ramis
gracillimis cymes dichotom axillaris secu ndi, a approximati, sessiles

brevissime pedicellati, pedicellis bracteolis minimis ein tis auffultis.
Calycis tabus oblongus, dentes 5, persistentes. Corolla infundibularis,
tubo intus ie fauce ga limbi lobi 5, late ovati, obtusi, redupli-
catim val tamina 5, tubo pond inserta, inclusa; anthere
sessiles, a obtuse. wscus cupularis. ait 2-loculare ;
stylus cilis, ramis 2 spathulatis caverta ; ovula in loculis nume-
rosa, l- , placentis fiiiformibus septo longttadinaietne adnatis
inserta adscendentia minuta, crustacea, lineari-oblonga,
utrinque obtusa, septo contrarie as ab ie Srigierme in coccos 2 tarde
dehiscentes partibilis, oligosperma. Sem @ minuta, l-seriata, sub-

globosa, obtuse rg ree, testa Graiacals, Srcciat, albumine parco ;
embryo clavatus, 2-fidus

A Hedyotideous herb, apparently annual, differing much in habit
hough oac

from its con : appr ing in inflorescence to Leptoscela
(tab. 1149), Spiradichs, Ophiorhiza, and other genera of Hedyotidece
with scorpioid capsule is almos indehiscent, and t

et
ovule and seeds seem to be regularly uniseriate in each cell.—J. D.
Hooker.
1. Bod Aecgpire erage a a 2. Flower, bracteole, and portion
3. Corolla 4,

of Sk of ¢ orolla laid Stamens. 5. Vertical section of ovary.
6. Capsule. 7. ae 8. Embryo ta magnified.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 47

Puate 1152.
SALMEOPSIS CLAUSSENII, Benth.
Composira, Tribe Henianrnorpex VERBESINER.
Salmeopsis, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 381.

§. Claussenii, Benth. sp. unica.
Has. Brazil, prov. Minas Geraes, Claussen.

Frutex videtur, forte subscandens ,glaber v. minute scaberulus. Rami
adsunt pedales subteretes. Folia opposita, per paria distantia, brevite
ta i —3 poll

acute.
lin, diametro, apice subplana, receptaculi paleis corollisque involucra
vix superantibus. Involucri bractees minute puberule, margine cilio-
latee. :

This plant has apparently the habit and several of the characters of
the West Indian and Mexican no ete Salmea, but the pappus is nearer
to that of Viguiera—G. Brn
NB ae Flowerhead without the flower, a ice section, gag a the receptacle
and pa alee. 2, Floret. 3. Paleaof the receptacle. 4. One awn and the intermediate
Squameliz of the pappus, 5. Three of the stamens. 6. Upper Saetion of the style.

Puate 1153.

OTOPAPPUS VERBESINOIDES, Benth.
Composit#, Tribe HELIANTHOIDEZ VERBESINER.
Otopappus, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 380.
O. verbesinoides, Benth. sp. unica.
Has. Chontales in Nicaragua, eee: Tate.
Herba? v. i. Alninih u t i lis brevibus
rigidis appressis conspersus. Folia breviter mse ovale: v. oblongo-

lanceolata, acuminata, remote dentata, 3-5-pollic caria, supra nitidula
seabriuscula, pinnatim paucivenia. Pedunculi in axillis superioribus
F2

48 : ICONES PLANTARUM.
laxe 3-5-cephali, tenues, foliis multo Hae erie Involucra Jate cam-
piihlota v. subhe remisphericn 5 lin. diametro. ractee pauciseriate,

r
4 tags latere interiore in aristam productus swpe lineam longam
in achenio decurrente appendiculatam, caterum breviter

8
f

palencens, = rarius latere exteriore in aristam brevem pro- |
duc

s.—G. Bent

Fig. 1. Floret of the ray. 2. Summit of its style. 3. Floret of the disk. 4. Three
of its anthers. 5, Summit of its style.

Puate 1154.
HYMEN IUM MEXICANUM, Benth.

Composira, Tribe HELIaANTHOIDER VERBESINER.
iene sue Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 382.

H. mexi icanum, Benth, é foliis ovatis Aacutis oo corymbo bas
foliato, pappi sq shale beayineteta

Has. Mexico, Cordova Valley, Bourgeau, n. 1932.

Herba? v. suffrutex? glaber v.apice minute cano-puberulus, cauleerecto
ramoso haud crasso, apex florifer in speciminibus u ultrapedalis. Folia
opposita, pe = distantia, summa floralia alterna, sae 3, polli-
cari falta -polli-
caria SouDrueAbe 7a ic ee floralia ad ae soduacdie ae
minora. Peduwneuli in axillis superioribus foliis paullo longiores,

i
ormes. Involucra hand late campanulata, vix 3 lin. longa, bracteis
pauciseriatis imbricatis acutis striatis, exterioribus gradatim brevio-
ibus. teceptaculi paler bracteis involucri similes nisi gradatim
tenuiores floresque amplectentes. Flores vedit- 8-10, neutri, lamina
]

flava patente subintegra ad 2 lin. longa; disci plurimi involucro’

5-fido. Achenia a latere compressa nigra, parce pilosula. Pappi
quamella minimee denticulat, 2 paullo majores, 1-2 minimis seepius
utrinque interpositi

The second species of this genus from New Grenada, Linden, n. 1393,
mentioned in the Genera Plantarum, may be thus characteris ed -—

sec

1CONES PLANTARUM. 49

H. angustifolium, Benth., suffruticosum, foliis lineari-lanceolatis sub-
dentatis, corymbis longe pedunculatis, pappi squamellis majoribus
latitudine achenii sublongioribus.—Caules basi lignosi ramosi, ramis
erectis superne foliisque novellis tenniter canescentibus. Fulia omnia

opposita, in ignore —— 1-2-pollicaria. Peduneuli corymbiferi

foliis 2-3-plo longio Involucra et flores H. mexicani. Pappi
squamelle hyaline, Jatinscui, lacero-dentate, majores fere ? lin.
longe.—G,. BrentrHam

Fig. 1. Floret of the ray. 2. Floret of the disk. 3. Summit of its style. 4. Achene.

Puate 1155.
GYMNOPENTZIA BIFURCATA, Benth.
Composirz, Tribe ANTHEMIDEZ TAXACETER.
Gymnopentzia, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 537.

G. bifureata, Benth. l.c., species unica.

AB. Damp rocks to the deo itd Mount Boschberg, in the Diamond
district, South Africa. Macowa

Frutex habitu fere Athanasie, ee v. pilis raris arte pubescen
et partes juniores interdum subcanescentes ; rami virgati, fastigiati,

5

culata, anguste ere crassiuscula, sulcata, majora 4 poll. longa,
pleraque apice bifurea ad medium biloba, ceterum integerrima.
Cupitula parva, ad aaa ramorum confertim corymbosa, Heduncwli
4—4-pollicares, aces sepius bibracteati. Involucrum latiuscule cam-
panulatum, 2 lin. longum; bracte 3—-4-seriate, oblong, appresse, apice
soarioso-marginate y. sphacelate, obtuse, exteriores gradatim bre-
viores. Flores involucrum breviter supcrantes. Cvrolle tubus cum
ovario subcontinuus, minute papillosus, limbo param ampliato breviter
5-fido. Anthere et stylus omnino Anthemidearum. a subteretia,
12-15-costata, leviter puberula, pappo omnino deficie

This plant is nearly allied to the gonus Pentzia, but the opposite
leaves, almost exceptional in the tribe, and the achenes showing at
least in the unripe state twelye to fifteen prominent ribs instead of five
angles, induced me to establish it as a distinct genus. The forked
leaves are also peculiar.—G, BenTHam.

Fig. i a 2. Flower-head. 3. Floret, 4. Three of its anthers. 5. Summit
of its s

+50 ICONES PLANTARUM,

Puate 1156.
PLUCHEA PINNATIFIDA, [ook. af
Composita, Tribe Invtoripem Piucuernen.

P. (Oligocephalum) pinnatifida, Hook. J. sp. n. fruticosa, glutinosa,
foliis pinnatifidis lobis. linearibus, capitulis paucis pedunculatis sub-
corymbosis, involucri bracteis pluriseriatis angustis,

Has. Soumali country, East tropical Africa, Capt. Playfair.

Frutez ramosissimus, glutinosus, ceterum glaber, ramulis tenuibus
us costam divisa in lobos paucos

mi ores
medio capitulo plures, corolla anguste tubulosa apice breviter 5-fida.
Antherce issi en
erecti, conniventes (v. connati ?). Achenia parva, villosula. Pappi
Sete pauce, tennes, vix serrulate,

In nearly
bowels, anorexia, and debility after fevers. (D. Hanbury.) Captain
ir’s specimens are far advanced, and not in a very good state, but
the species is a very well marked one, allied only to the following
P. frutescens.—G. Brnruam,

Fig. 1. Female fiower. 2. Summit of its style. 3. Bristle of its pappus. 4. Her-
maphrodite flower. 5. Three of its stamens, 6. Summit of its style. 7. Inner bract
of the involucrum.

‘a

saenaeermamana ee eae ele na

.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 51

PLATE 1157.
PLUCHEA FRUTESCENS, Benth.
Composita, Tribe IncLoipeEx PLUCHEINES.

P. (Oligocephalum) frutescens,. Benth. « sp. n. fruticosa, ramosissima,
glabra v. parce piloso-pubescens, foliis oblongo-lanceolatis obovatisve
grosse dentatis v. subpinnatifidis, capitulis ge pedunculatis sub-
corymbosis, involucri bracteis pluriseriatis angus

Has. Scinde and Punjab. Stocks, Dalzell, Aitcheson, and others.

Frutexz ramosissimus, prope marem carnosus, in regione interiore
ligrosus foliis tenuioribus (Datel), glaber v. pilis raris pubescens et
(ex sicco) sepe glutinosus. Ramuli seepius dense foliati. Folia forma

v. lobata. Capita ad aie ramorum haud numerosa, in corymba

simplicem folia vix swat dicpiiite, seo ans tenuibus 4-1 poll.
longis. Involucrum campan nulatum, at 4 lin. longum, bracteis acutissi-
mis rigidalis pluriser ints, exterioribus gradatim brevioribus. vecep-
taculum omnino n per! e foveolatum. Flores numerosi; foeminei in
ambita pluriseriati ; ollso filiformes, tenuissime, limbo vix dilatato,

Benra

Figo: Snr flower, Lewd — =. represented much too thick. 2. Summit of
its style. Hermaphrodit . Three of its stamens. 5. Summit of its
style. 6, Bristle of the pap oe

52 ICONES PLANTARUM.

: PLate 1158.

CYCL YLLUM DEPLANCHEI, Hook: f.

Rusiacez, Tribe Vancuerima.
Cyclophyllum, Hook. f. in Benth. and Hook. Ff. Gen. Plant. ii. 535.
C. Deplanchei, Hook. f. l.c., species unica.
Has. New Caledonia, Deplanche, n. 389; H. Caldwell.

deciduz, es axillares, solitarii, sessiles vy. brevissime
pedicellati, pedicello apice minute 2-bractevlato Calycis tubus } poll

, lutus fauceque villoso; limbus }—3 poll. diam., lobis 5 ovato-
lanceolatis, acuminatis, valvatis tamina 5, fauce corolle inclusa,
apicibus exsertis, filamentis brevissimis; antherm basifixe. lineari.
obl natw, loculis basi rotundatis v paullo divergentibus
Diseus rus varium 2-loculare, crassum, loculis parvis; stylus
gracilis, teres, stigmate exserto clavato turbinato vertice dilatato bre-
vit 1 ovula in loculis solitaria, paullo infra apicem pendula,

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Upper portion of tube and limb of corolla laid open. 3. Back
and front view of stamens. 4. Vertical section of ovary, with style and stigma. 4.
Transverse section of ovary :—all magnified,

*

Bek atin:

ICONES PLANTARUM. 53

Puate 1159.
NOTOPORA SCHOMBURGKIANA, Hook. ifs
Nat. Ord. Ericex, Tribe Vaccrntea,

Notopora, Hook. f.*gen. nov. Calycis tomentosi tubus subglobosus
ovario adnatus ; limbus ultra ovarium productus, cylindraceus ; ; lobi 5,
a ovato-triangulares, obtusi.. Corolla brevis, tubulosa, sub-
inflata, tomentosa, apice 5-loba, lobis triangulari-ovatis obtusis valvatis.
Stamina 10, inclusa, tubo corollw inserta, filamentis distinctis antheris

1

onge acuminata, en seis crasse rigide coriacea, obscure penninervia,
as aie nitida, sublus $ appresse ead sh rufa v. alba. Flores inter

majores, axillares, solitarit v. pauci, breviter pedicellati, dense cher"
eulahioe pedicello crasso basi bracteato infra florem 2-bracteo

N. Schomburgkii, Hook. f., species unica.
Has. British Guiana, Schomburgk, Nos. 566 (867), 567, 1038.

Frutex valde ramosus, ramulis crassitie penne corvine, cortice atro-
fusco minute pustulato. #olia 2}-3-pollicaria, valde r rigida, basi ——-
marginibus an recurvis, indumento paginw inferioris laxo v. appresso

Flores ? poll. longi.

This is the only species of the whole tribe of Vacciniew in which the
stamens are actually inserte = up on the tube of the corolla; in
all others, when there is an adhesion, this is rather a mere slight union
between the base of the Dankak and that of the corolla-tube. : 1 know

of no genus to which this is at all allied, ~ ss omburgk’s tickets
give no information respecting it.—J. D. Hoo

rig. 1. Flower and bracteoles. 2. Corolla laid open. 3. Back and front view of
ens. 4, Vertical section of ovary, with style. 5, Transverse "aetion of ovary :
a magnified,

54 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Puate 1160.
RIGIOLEPIS BORNEENSIS, Hook. f.
Nat. Ord. Ertcrea, Tribe Vaccinia.

Eepontia, olan ¢ v. pape oor acum SR in eben: valide
linervia supra niti srk nervis depressis, subine reticulatim-venosa inter
nervos glaberrima. Flores minuti in rac os breves alares et extra-
alares dispositi, bracteati 2 2 bibracteolati ; i @ ovate concave, rigide
chartacee, striato-ner vose, flores scepe exe cedentes, demum decidue ; brac-
teolee consimiles sed minores, opposite.

R. borneensis, Hook f., species unica.
Has. Borneo, at Sarawak, Lobb.

Hrutex epiphyticus, 5-10-pedalis, rigidus, fuscescens ; ramulis lignosis
ae este e pustalato. Folia 5-7 poll. longa, subcaudato-acumi-

nata, subobliqua acuta, 5-tupuli-costata, ups itida nervis
rere "dapreari, slp polita nervis valde elevatis, sree nervulos
arcuatos creberrime culatim nervulosa, petiolo $-pol 0, tereti,
crasso, tomentello emit 1-1}-poll. longi, longe ape eS,

ratione tribus minimi, nutantes. | Caly yeis lobi eer ised Corolla
vix 14-poll. longa. Ov lor 10-loculare,
sed forsan 5- — locals 2ovalatis,

concealing the very minute flowers, all combine = Bienes its affinities,
which are technically with Gu; ylussacia. —J. D. H

Fig. 1. Flower and bracteoles. 2. Back and front view of stamens. 3. Vertical
section of ovary and calyx with style. 4. Transyerse section of ov: ary: all magnified.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 5d

PuLate 1161.
GUTHRIEA CAPENSIS, H. Bolus.
PassiFLorez, Tribe AcHARIER.

Guthriea, Bolus, gen. nov. Flores regulares monoici. Mas,: Ca ‘alycis
tubus 0, cae 5 a basi vel pha a basi mee linearia, ad. mediam

obtusis, reflexis. Stamina 5 ad faucem Sorullio inserta, lobi ternan-
tia; filamenta subfiliformia tee com antherw exserte “Hlisoalaas
ad connectivam crassum adnate, stair Fem.: Calyx maris, seg-

J*
menta autem corolla dimidio breviora. Corolla campanulata breviter
‘i obtuse 5-loba, lobis erectis. Glandes in utroque sexu 5, ad basin

a.
stigmata 5 brevia, acuta, canaliculata. Capsula inclusa, ellipsoidea,
1-locularis, in valvulis 5 loculicide dehiscens, 8-10-sperma. Semina
ellipsoidea, testa, crustacea ema -nigra fo oveolata, arillo albo tecta ;
em ta in axe albuminis copiosi immersa; radicula supera ad
hilum spectans ; ory ledende siasines vexe,

G. reper! H. Bolus, species unica.

Has. High mountains with a south to east aspect, near Graaff
Reinet, Gaye Golaay ; 4500 to 7000 ft. Fl. April.

Herba acaulis glabra ; rhizoma subhorizontalis radices crassiusculas
oe eS "Folia radicalia — rosulata petiolata condihe:

Maree pies erg onga 2-22 poll. aia: ‘potiol crassiusculi semi tecaben
1-5 poll. longi. Flores axillares pedunculati, pedunculis folio bre-.
Horiba us. :

This plant, which I have rseengt detected in several localities on the
Sneeuwberg soe —from t. on the Oudeberg to .on the

' This ae offers some points of curious analogy with certain species of Villarsia
(Gentiane 2).

56 ICONES PLANTARUM,

I have dedicated the genus to my friend Francis Guthrie, Esq.,
LL.B., Professor of prey ve Reinet College, my earliest
teacher in botany, and companio many botanical expeditions; and
whose name may fitly siatiiatad with the plant of a district to
which he has rendered invaluable educational services.—H. Bou

Fig. 1. Male flower laid open. 2. Female shh 3, Transverse section of ovary.
= Capea with persistent style and corolla. 5. Seed. 6. Same longitudinally cut
ugh.

PLATE 1162.
PLAGIOCARPUS AXILLARIS, Benth.

Lecuuinosz, Tribe GaLecen ?

Petula breviter EN ane sa pecan tet a. Vewillum late ovatanie

basi late subcordatum. Al@ liberw, oblongss, basi conspicue hine auri-

culate. Carina oblonga, apice obtuso breviter incurvo, petalis basi

vix auriculatis. Stamina omnia in vaginam supra fissam connata,

anthers subequales alterne basifixe, alternse versatiles. Ovariwm
- (v. 2- P) o

uto oo Legumen oblique ovatum, tur eidulum, valvis
coriaceis, Semen unicum events strophiolatum. ae seven Foliola
3-foliata. Plorss axillares solitarii.

P. axillaris, Benth. sp. nov. unica.

Tropical Australia, Regent’s River, Greville Island, &c.,
orth west coast, A. Cunningham ; Port Darwin, Schultz, n. 639.

Caules e rhizomate y. basi crassa lignosa erecti, ramosi, foliosi,

dales v. longiores, tenues at duri, pilis appressis mollibus canescentes
v. rufescentes. Stipule vix conspicue, inter pilos occulte
nullee viola 3 in caule sessilia, petiolo communi nullo, oblongo-

elliptica, obtusa, 6—9 lin. longa, membranacea, utrinque pallide virentia,
tenuiter pubescentia, pennivenia; versus basin caulium sepe solitaria.

: 2
snlus, lobis acutis Hie paullo longioribus. Pefala ad 4 lin. longa;
ale more Genistearum transverse bh con se, Legumen semipollicare,
valde cbliquum, Sate duris nitidis

long known this plant in Cunningham’s collections, and could
not refer it to any known genus, but was s unable to characterise it for

ICONES PLANTARUM. 57
want of the flowers, which we have now received i in Schultz’ s rich Port
Ww
rolobium, but the stanitiel tube, oe along the upper side, is at
variance with all Genistee.—G. Bunruam.

. Flower. 2. Vexillum. 3. One of the ae 4, Carina. 5. Stamens.
eat +. “Anthers of the two heads, 8. Pistil. 9. Fru

PuaTeE 1163.
BOLUSIA CAPENSIS, Benth.
Lecuminosa, Tribe GaALeGces.

Bolusia, Benth. gen. nov. Calycis profunde 5-fidi lobi subequi-
ill

oblongo-ellipticee dorsifixe. Ovarium sessile, pluriovalatum. Stylus
glaber, stigmate terminali capitato. Legumen oblongum, turgidum,
polyspermum. Herba perennis v. suffrutex multicaulis, sericeo-pubes-
cens. Folia 1- rarius 3-foliolata. Pedunculi oppositifolii uniflori.

B. capensis, Benth., species unica.
B. outh Africa, between Kuruman and Vaal rivers, on the

H
borders of the Kalahari desert. J. Cruikshank (communicated by H.
Bolus).

Caules e basi perenni v. breviter lignosa plures, erecti v. adscen-
dentes, parce ramosi, 1—-1}-pedales, appresse_ sericeo-villosi. Foliorum

p ';
paullo infra apicem ?) oe affixa. Stipule oblique cordato-lanceo-
lates, acutissimee, petiolo paullo v. se fine Pasgi dec duoe Pedunculi seepius

t

semipollice breviores, primum gemma excrescente
oppositifolii, ye calyce tibiesoteolatl. Calys rar 3 lin.longus. Petala
breviter unguiculata. Vewillum calyce paullo longius, longitudine fere

a a ene seiner , linea mediana dorsali pilosam, ceeterum glaber-
. Ale late falcato-obovate, obtuse, vexillo sublongiores. Carina

58 ICONES PLANTARUM.

gyro triplici contorta, petalis ima basi liberis, cseternm in tubum clausum

connatis. Genitalia inclusa (v. styli apex demum brevissime ex-
sertum?). Legumen in speciminibus adhuc immaturom, 10-11 lin.
longum 3-4 lin. diametro, glaberrimum.

The affinities of this interesting plant appear to be the nearest with
Sylitra. The aspect and calyx are those of an Argyrolubium, the pod
that of a Crotalaria, and the spiral carina, which had induced Mr.
Bolus to place it in Phaseolus, occurs here and there in various tribes
of Papilionaces.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Calyx and pistil. 3. Vexillum. 4. One of the wings. 5.
Carina. 6. Stamens. 7. An anther of each description.

Puate 1164.
KOOMPASSIA MALACCENSIS, Maing.
Lecuminosz Czsanpintes, Tribe Cassrez.

Koompassia, Maing. gen. nov. Calycis tubus discifer subnullus ;
segmenta 5, subvalvata, herbacea, crassiuscula. Petala 5 subsequalia.
em

latum. Stylus brevissime subulatus, stigmate terminali parvo.
Legumen oblongum, compressum, ala cinctum, indehiscens. Semen
mi yled , foliaces ;

vis, recta.—Arbor. Folia impari pinnata, foliolis alternis.
Flores parvi, cymulosi, cymulis in paniculas axillares y. terminales
dispositis.

K. malaccensis, Maing., species unica.

Has. Malacca, Maingay.

Ar realta. Partes novell et inflorescentia pube tennissima

ata, demum co
pennivenia et sub lente supra crebre foveolato-reticulata, subtus opaca
et pallidiora, in speciminibus floridis et fructus juniores ferentibus ad
2 poll. longa, in specimine fructu maturo duplo majora. Panicule in

{CONES PLANTARUM, 59

) Tat inet “basi pa rum ¢ arginibus sstivatione
subinvolutis, apice crispula. Stamina petalis dimidio brevi
mentis etsi filiformia vix } lin. longis. Antherarwm connectivum crassi-
usculum, loculis marginalibus. Ovarium petalis multo brevius, sub-
globosum, pubescens. Stylus beers tennis, glaber. Legumen
maturum cum ala 4-5 poll. longum, medio 1-1} poll. latum, prope basin

multo angustius et sepissime tortum, ecats sebiini naan! ala coriacea
ultra loculum longiuscule producta. Semen plano-compressum, ‘ testa
coriacea, nitida. Albumen 0. Cotyledones carnoso-foliacem 5-nerves
transverse reticulate ad 15 lin. longa, 6 lin. late, radicula supera recta
brevi’ (Maingay). Semina ipse non vidi.

The nearest affinity of this tree is evidently with Dialium, from
which it differs in the more valvate calyx, the stamens and _ petals
forming normal whorls of five, instead of being reduced to two or
fewer, and in the shape of the fruit

yet they all probably belong to the same species.—G. Bunt

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. One of the se etals. 38. One of the stamens (he filament very
incorrectly drawn). 4. Ovary. 5. The same, longitudinal section. 6. Young fruit.

.

Puate 1165.
ACACIA RENIFORMIS, Benth.
Leauminos2#, Suborder Mimosea.

. (Vulgares) reniformis, Benth. sp. n., glabra, aculeis sparsis,
satis 1-2-jugis, foliolis 1-jugis oblique orbiculato-subrenifor mibus,
tenuiter coriaceis, spicis laxis cylindraceis, floribus glabris

Has. Mexico, banks of the river Mostezuma, near Las Apuntas,
Ehrenberg in Herb. Mus. Berol.

Frutex videtur undique glaberrimus, in sicco glauco-subrubens.
Aculei parvi, recti. Stipule rigidule foliacesw, oblique reniformes, 3-5-
lin. lates, diu persistentes. Toliorwm te communis tenuis, 2
pollicaris, glandulis depressis inter pinnas cujusve paris instructus
Pinne dum 2-juge per paria distantes, rhachibus rigidulis feeaiinns,

60 ICONES PLANTARUM.

s—}-pollicaribus. Foliola. oblique orbiculata, a v. fere reni-
for ia 1-1{ poll. lata, obtusissima, tenuiter at rigide coriacea, flabel-
lato-plurinervia_ et su sabypengihin ote ees glaucescentia. |
Spice in axillis superiorit us in racemo breyi terminali seepius
gemine, pedunculate, 1-1} pant Mes laxe floribunde. Flores glaber-
rimi, breviter pedicellati. Destlea minute. Calyx campanulatus, # lin.

ongus, breviter 5-dentatus. Corolla late campanulata, alte 5-fida,

1}-15 lin. longa. Stamina numerosa, libera, Pg duplo longiora.

Ovarium stipitatum, glabrum. Legumen i ignot

I have selected this and the following species of Acacia for illustra-
tion as being both of them of very limited geographical range and quite
exceptional in the genus as to foliage, and may, therefore, be reckoned
amongst rare races in oe course = ee I have seen only a
— see of e —G. Bren

ei atrtad 2. The same, longitudinal section, showing the free stamens and
ssicik 4 Ova

Puate 1166.
ACACIA CRASSIFOLIA, A. Gray.
Lreuminos#, Suborder Mimosez.
A. (Vulgares) crassifolia, A. Gray, te Thurb. in Mem. Amer. Acad.
v

; 317, fruticosa, glauce cens, aculeis sparsis. subrecurvis, pinni
unijugis, foliolis unijugis cuneato-orbic ae tis crasso-coriaceis, capitulis
globosis Sa floribus tomentoso-canescentibus

.&.

Has America, oe region, in the mountain pass
of La Pein, enh. Thurber

Frutex 6-10-pedalis. Ramuli rigidi, teretes, glabri. Aculet validi,
sparsi et hine inde infrastipulares gemini, recurvo-patentes. Stipulas
non vidi. Folioreis petiolus communis, 4-5 lin. longus, glandula
infra pinnas depressa. Pinnarum rhaches petiolo sequilongi. Foliola
1—-14-pollicaria, sepius latiora quam longa, apice late rotundata, basi
valde ineequalia, flabellato-5—7-nervia et subreticulato-venulosa, gla ra,
pallide virentia v. glauca. Panicula rigida, parce ramosa. Pedunculi
$-1-pollicares, minute puberuli, supra medium sepe sage eet .
obsolete 1-bracteati. Fapintee globosa, dense multiflora rac
parvee alyez turbinatus, late 5-dentatus, pubescens, * dienidices
corolle su rans, etala alte ieee apice nie puboscentia.
Ovarium breviter stipitatum, glabrum. Legumen ignotu —G.
Bentnam.

me: 1, Flower. 2, The same, longitudinal section, showing the free stamens and
pisti

ICONES PLANTARUM. 61

PuaTe 1167.
CALLIANDRA COLLETIOIDES, Griseb.
Leauminos#, Suborder Mruosra.

C. colletioides, Griseh. in Mem. Amer. Acad. ser. 2, viii. 180, fruti-
cosa, ramosissima, spinis s stipularibus subulatis foliis minimis, pinnis
unijugis, foliolis 24-3}-jugis obovatis coriaceis, pedunculis ee
floribus sericeis.

Has. Eastern Cuba, ravines near Nouvelle Sophie, etc. Wright,
n. 153

Frutex 6-8-pedalis, ramosissimus, preter inflorescentiam subglaber,
C. hematommati affinis. Stipule vere minutissime, erecte, dorso spi-
nam rectam acigniarem 2-4-lin, longam patentem ferentes. Foliorum
petiolus communis 4 lin. longus, pinnarum rhaches vix longiore
Foliola oshepr: 2-3 cum unico inferiore (intimo paris infimi deficiente),
ov. 7, ultim — lineam longa, csetera minora, obovata, rigide co-

he 6-10-flor actos oii , late. Flores sessiles. Oalyz
coset. eles multinervis, broviter 5-dentatus, vix semilinea
longior, fere glaber. Corolla 2 lin, longa, sericeo-villosa. Stamina

punicea, corolla quadruplo longiora
tem ¢ egumen 1-14 -pollicare, acutiusculum, medio 2} lin. latum,
- Supra medium longe angustatum, minute uberulum, ek valde
incrassatis, vale dehiscentia elastice revolutis.—G. Brent

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Section of the same, showing the pistil. 3. Fruit.

PLATE 1168.
PITHECOLOBIUM HYSTRIX, Benth.
Leauminos&, Suborder Mimose#.

P. (Unguiculata) hystrix, Benth., glabra, aculeis stipularibus rectis,
pinnis unijugis, foliolis 1-jugis obovato-oblongis parvis nitidis.— Inga
hystrix, A. Rich. Fl. Oub. i. 471. Calli — _—— et Pithscolobinm
calliandreefolium, Griseb. “Enum. Pl. Oub

Has. Cuba, western districts, ee n. 2401; near Cabana, La
Sagra. : :

VOL. Il. THIRD SERIES. :

62 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Hrutex pluripedalis, intricato-ramosissimus, glaber ; stipule spine-
scentes, tenues, recte, 2-3-lin. longs. J oliorum petiolus communis et
pinnarum rhaches tenues, ad lineam longi ol -3

pi 8
4—6 lin. in Septal sicalghben 6-10-flora. Flores ae glabri.
Bractee minute. Calyx 5-7 lin. longus, breviter 5-dentatus. Corolla
rubra, tenuis, 3-34 lin. longa, apice breviter 5-fida. Stamina pallide
purpurea, corolla plus duplo longiora, in tubum corollam breviter exce-
dentem coalita. Anthere glabre. Ovariwm stipitatum. Legumen
arcuatum v. in annulum pollicem diametro curvatum, ge abe:

Fig. 1, Flower. 2. Section of the same, showing the pistil. 3, Fruit. 4. Seed.

Puates 1169 and 1170.
BERNOULLIA FLAMMEA, Oliv.

STERCULIACEA.

Bernoullia, Oliv. gen. nov. Calyx campanulatus breviter 5-lobatus ;
lobis deltoideis, rota valvatis, Petala 5, columne staminese ad
nata, oblo uperantia, apice revoluta, longitudinaliter ve

Col nea exserta, fere ad mediam lateraliter fissa, apice
complanata, erifera ; antheree 15-20, sessiles, ut videtur 2-loculares

na
et arcte biseriatim disposite:, loculis linearibus, longitudinaliter dehis-
centibus. Ovariwm ovoideum glabrum 5-locu lare ; loculis 00-ovulatis ;
stylus teretiusculus elongatus glaber e fissura col. staminesw exsertus.
Fructus (fide cl. Bernoulli) oblongus 5-gonus subindehiscens, 5-locularis.
Semina indefinita, superiora inferne inferiora superne alata ; albumen
parcum.
B. flammea, Oliv., species unica,

Has. Not uncommon in the Costa Grande of Guatemala, from about
500 to 2, 000 ft.—Dr. G. Bernoulli (Hb. Guatem. 553).

Arbor procera, glabra vy. ultimis obsolete puberulis, Folia alterna,
trifoliolata ; foliolis petiolulatis ovali- -oblongis utringue acutatis v. apice

breviter obtusius cule acuminatis, integris, glabris, tenuiter coriaceis,
nervo medio subtus prominnlo, 3-5-poll. longis, 1h 1} poll. latis,
petiolulus 4 po _petiolus 25-3 poll. longus. mi a

ICONES PLANTARUM. 63

wae cicatricibus bractearum delapsarum ia notatis ; pedicellis

—4 poll. lon ae Calye a haalile, v. glabratus, lobis int us tomentoso-
Se ibus; 4-3 poll. longus. Petala intus plus minus ser
pubescentia, glandulis immersis inter venulas ut videtur notata

Of this remarkable Sterculiacea we possess a specimen in flower only,
kindly communicated by Dr. G. Bernoulli, who writes that it is a very

Prats 1169.—Fig. 1. Bud. 2. pear ss a froma bud. 3, Flower. 4. Staminal
column of same, with adnate peta 5. Same cut through, exposing the ova
6. Transverse section of o

Puate 1170. Fruit.—Fig. 1. Seed. 2. Section of same :—Figures on this plate
eateral size,

Puate 1171.
MORINA BETONICOIDES, Benth.
DIpsacez.

M. betonicoides, Benth. sp. n., foliis integerrimis lineari-lanceolatis
ciliato-subspinosis, capitulo ter minali, involucellis truncatis ore longe
setoso, corolle Geass parum inequali, antheris 4 perfectis subequalibus.

Has. Woods of ae: camieee Himaiaya, at an elevation of 11,000 to
12 “000 feet, J. D. Hoo

Caules e basi perenni aera soy vix pedales, preeter lineam
longitudinalem villosam glabri. : vide radi pose tee i ogee
3 : e setis longis rigidis su

ae eee De ae bavenia, os btu a llida v. albida costa
tenuiore perc ; caulina opposita

ciliata, concaya y. complicata, corolla brevio illosula, ad ili
campanulata, ad 3 lin. longa, membranacea, villosula, a etc rep S

64 ICONES PLANTARUM.

breviter tenuibus et setis 12-20 rigidulis inequalibus majoribus linea

ovate, vix exsertz, omnes consimiles. Ovarium et fructus (adhuc
immaturus) omnino generis.— G. BenTHaM.

Fig. 1. Flower enclosed i = Ages involucel. 2. Ovary, calyx, and style. 3. Corolla.
4, Section of the young fru

Puate 1172.
OMPHACOMERIA ACERBA, A. DC.
SANTALACES.

0, acerba, A. hs Prod. xiv. 681, euialis teretibus vix striatis, Benth.
Fl. Austral. vi 22

Leptomeria acerba, R. Br. Prod. 354.
Has. Eastern extratropical Australia.

Frutex 2-4-pedalis, 4 spartioideus, in coarser ae visis om-
nino pone os nec squam oco foliorum i ins structus. Ramuli stricti,

ores
ad nodos sessiles, masculi per 3-5 fasciculati, ebracteati. Perianthit
nt ee shri, semilineam longa et lata; anthers filamento brevis-

simo segmentis paullo breviores. Discus centralis (seu ovarii rudimen-
tum) latus, depressu us. Flores feminei solitarii. Ovarium ovoideum.
crassum, $ lin, longum. Perianthii superi segmenta maris. Anthe-
rarum radimenta sessilia. Stylus brevis, crassus, lobis 2 squalibus
rome veges titer Drupa ovoidea, 3-4 lin. longa, epicarpio
carnoso.—G. Bent

Fig. 1. Cluster of male flowers. 2, Male flower expanded. 3. Female flower. 4.
Fruit.

ICONES PLANTARUM, 65

Puate 1173.
ANTHOBOLUS FOVEOLATUS, F. Mueil.
SanTaLace#, Tribe ANTHOBOLER.

A. foveolatus, F. Muell. Fragm. Phytogr. Austral. i. 212.—Folii
lineari-teretibus crassiusculis, floribus 4-meris, fructus endocarpio stbian
foveolato.— Benth. Fl. Austral. vi. 226.

Has. South-west Australia.

Frutex 6-8-pedalis, — glaber. Rami virgati, ramulis tenuibus
secuttten v. pendulis, teretibus v. novellis leviter angulatis. Folia
lineari-teretia, acuta, #- ru poll. longa, acutiuscula v. mucronulata.

cellati. Perianthit segmenta in speciminibus nostris semper 4 videntur
(nec ut in A. filifolia seepius 4 Z lin. longa, late ovata, Discus centralis
Sparse obscure 4-lobus. Plante foemineze flores non vidi. Fructus

n pedunculo fere pollicari superne incrassato infra medium subarticu-
mi solitarii. Drupa ovoidea, 3-4 lin. longa, epicarpio tenuiter carnoso,
endocarpio osseo, extus foveolis minimis irregulariter longitudinaliter
seriatis notata.—G. BenTu

Fic. 1, Male a 2. The same expanded. 3. Section of the fruit and seed
sown the embry

Puate 1174.
APHANANTHE PHILIPPINENSIS, Planch.
Urticea, Tribe CELTIDES.

A. philippinensis, Planch. in Ann. Sc. Nat. ser. 3. x. 337, foliis —
denticulatis v. grosse Looe ner: sublobatis, floribus mascu
dense fasciculatis. Benth. Fl. Austral. vi. 160. —Taxotrophis rectineris
FE. Muell. sein Sage) Phytogr. pera . 192.—Sponia ilicifolia, 8. Kur.
in Flora, 1872, 448 Soa ap philiekaaets et Aphananthe wang
nervis, Planch. in DO. Prod. xvii. 208.

Eastern tropical and subtropical Australia, the Philippine

taints and probably other islands of the Indian Archipelago.
Frutex elatior v. arbor, glaber y. scabro-pubescens. Folia breviter
petiolata, late ovata y. elliptica, acuta v. obtusiuscula, Heide mem-

66 ICONES PLANTARUM,

branacea v. coriacea, seabra pennivenia 98 subtransverse venulosa, venis
lt

nem ultra
ma rginem tamen sik wi in denticulos ri =e: mucronatos productis.
Folia ramorum floralium sepius 1-2-pollicaria denticulis is di-
8 orum st m nunc multo majora ovato-lanceolata basi
truncata acuti-dentata at vix sinuata, nunc br proportione latiora
et profunde sinuata, dentibus more Ilicis pungenti-acuminat
masculor parvee, subsessiles, laxee anthii segmenta con
‘ lata. Anthe m semi Fi ceminet peri-

anthii oe eieagg Fructus ovoideus, acuminatus v. obtusius-
culus, ad 3 1 us. Semen fere globosum, testa membranacea.

cum v. 9 Embryo sevotutan cotyledone exteriore majore
interiorem obtegente

The eo maigaerte in foliage by which the Australian and the Philippine

Island plant were distinguished by Planchon may all be observed in ©

Australian ied iehidc sometimes on different branches of the same

shru e two other species described by Planchon are very distinct,
A. aspera with its regularly serrate membranous leaves and loose male
cymes, besides other ce esi and A. cuspidata with large perfectly
entire leaves, &c.—G. Ben

Fig. 1. Male flower. 2. Female flower. 3. Ovary, longitudinal section: ald en-
larged. / Fruit : natural size. 5. The same, longitudinal section. 6.Seed. 7, Embryo.

Puate 1175.
PHLEBOCARYA CILIATA, R. Br.
AMARYLLIDEZ, Tribe Hzmoporea.

P. ciliata, R. Br. Prod. Fl. Nov. Holl. 301, foliis planis margine
ciliatis, antheris muticis.—Benth. Fl. Austral. vic 424.

Has. South-west <—— R. Brown and many others.

d isi in foliis wodina obviis marginata. Flores ad 2 lin
longi Panel ain s?), ad axillas bractearum linearium 1-2 lin
] m breviter pedicellati, in cymulas primum densas 6-12-flo

oa cymulis ad apicem scapi foliis breviores plurimis pedunculatis,
lis demum elongatis inflorescentia tota paniculam laxam format.
Perionthii segmenta lanceolata, in vivo patentia, in speciminibus siccis

(a

ICONES PLANTARUM. 67
omnia erecta conniventia. J ilamenta brevissima; anthere anguste
oblongze, apice obtuse, connectivo ultra. loculos haud producto. Ova-

‘ isten ruc
ere perianthii onaciitis coronatus. Semen sepius unicum,
tum, globosum, testa membranacea, albumine carnoso.

this, as in the following species, the act is probably in its

Satiéet stage 3-celled with one erect ovule’in. each cell; but at the
ime of flowering the dissepiments have whislty: dike ppeniedl or have
left only a very slender central axis and faint rematns e of

Fig. 1. -beechaginte ready to open. 2. Flower expanded. 3. Ovary, vertical sec-
tion. 4. Fru 5. The gh vertical section, showing, however, all the ovules
enlarged seinen of only on

PuLatE 1176.
PHLEBOCARYA FILIFOLIA, F. Mveil.
AMARYLLIDEA, Tribe H#MoporEs.

P, filifolia, F. Muell., foliis filiformi-teretibus glabris, antheris con-
nectivo loculos excedente apiculatis.—Benth. Fl. Austral. vi. 425.

Has. South-west Australia, Drummond.

Undique glaberrima, eiliis nullis, eewterum habitu et inflorescentia
P. ciliate subsimilis. Foliola oe teretia, majora ultra-
oo Panicula quam in P. cilia sepius laxior, floribus paullo

oribus. Perianthii segmenta an gees acuminata. Antherarum
cceinbensriie 3 in appendiculam loculis ere conspicue productum,
Ovarium plus minus perfecte 3-loculare

In the few flowers I could examine of ms species, I generally found
the remains of the i much more perfect than in P. ciliata,
although on one occasion they had res entirely TD aacaved
G. BentHam

Fig. 1. Endof a leaf. 2. Flower. 3. The sameexpanded. 4.Stamen. 65. Ovary
and style. 6. Section of the ovary.

VOL, If. THIRD SERIES. H

68 ICONES PLANTARUM,.

Puatr 1177,
HETEROTOMA MACROCENTRON, Benth.
CamPANULACEs, Tribe Lopetiea.

H. macrocentron, Benth., herbacea, procumbens, ramis breviter as-
cendentibus, foliis orbiculato-cordatis, corolls calcare adnato longe
cylindraceo

Has. ae Madre, north-west of Mexico, Seemann.

HT videtur perennis, so pilosula. Caules tenues, ramosi, pro
deabohitee: apicibus florifer s breviter ascendentibus. Folia prope

ceterum liberam connatis; anthers 2 apice pilis brevibus hirtelle,
ceeterse nude.

This
isn er flowers of H. ‘olelinilee nor t] e small very short -spurre
flowers of H. tenella and H. arabidioides, all natives of Mexico.—
ENTHAM.

Fig. 1. Flower, enlarged. 2. Stamens. 3. Summit of the style,

Pate 1178.
DIALYPETALUM FLORIBUNDUM, Benth.
CaMPANULACEA, Tribe Lospetine.
Dialypetalum, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl, ii, 553.
D. floribundum, Benth., species unica.

Has. Madagascar, province Emirna, Bojer ?, Lyall, between Tama-
tave and Antananarivo, at an elevation of 4 000 feet, in moist places,
Meller.

” ssigberaegs iii

ICONES PLANTARUM. 69

Herba videtur pube minuta scabriuscula, caule erecto valido pluri-
pedali prater inflorescentiam simplici ; pars inferior tamen nobis deest.
Folia alterna, anguste lanceolata, acuminata, basi in petiolam brevem
contracta, 3-6. -pollicaria, dentibus parvis in nterdum fere obsoletis in-
structa, epieg et re ticulato-venulosa, venis subtus prominulis ; :
superiora minora gradatim in bracteas abeuntia. Racemi v. rami flori-
feri axillares, simplices v. 2-3-fidi, jam infra medium v. a basi floribundi,
inferiores folio subsquilongi, basi foliis brevibus in structi, superiores
foliis parvis longiores, preter bracte: ] yrsol
foliatam 1—-2- peda alem formaates. Pedicelli filiformes, 2-3 lin. longi, ad

se i ae : ‘

. equ
ice, anguste oblovga, acutiuscula, 14 lin. longa, inter se sub-

lia. Stamina petalis paullo breviora, “filamenta latiuseula, basi
distincta, apice contracta conniventia connataque ; anthere filamentis
equilonge, 2 ae minute 1-sete, ceterum glabra. Capsula fere
oidea, 1} lin. longa, vertice breviter conico v. con-
vexo inter lobos calyCttios petalaque emarcida 2-valvis——G. Bren

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same, with the pe ip and petals removed, showing
the pi 3. Single stamen. 4. Pistil. 6. Caps

Pirate 1179.
AMBLYOCALYX BECCARII, Benth.
Apocynacesz, Tribe PLUMERIEA.
Amblyocalyx, Benth. in Benth. et Hook, Gen. Pl. ii. 698.
A, Beccarii, Benth., species unica.
Har. Sarawak, Borneo, Beccari, n. 1622.
Frutex preter inflorescentiam glaber. Folia ternatim Sea
oblonga v. obovali-oblonga, acuminata, boctee petiolum longiuscu
licaria, 1 a acea, supra nitidula, site
in sicco ia, pennivenia. Pedunculi 2 apices ramo ;

P
umbellam breviter pedunculatam conferti, 1—2-pollica
ndas cano-tomentellas ferentes. Flores

long 8, lobis rotundatis tubo brevioribus

70 ICONES PLANTARUM.

filamentis brevissimis inclusw. Ovarii carpella 2, basi cpa et
tubo calycino brevissime adnata, cseterum libera. Stylue a altitudinem
compe tere attingens, stiomate ovoideo-capitato extus pete pies api-

zvi brevissimo 2-lobo. Ovwla in quoque — 2, sub apice
po affixa. Fructus ignotus.—G. Brnraa

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The same, the corolla cut te. showing the stamens and
style. 3. Pistil. as Overy, longitudinal section. The same, transverse section.

Pirate 1180.
NOTONERIUM GOSSEI, Benth.
Apocynace®, Tribe PLUMERIEA.
Notonerium, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 698.
N. Gossei, Benth., species wnica.

Has. Interior of South Australia, Gosse’s Expedition, communi-
cated by Dr. Schomburgk, 1874.

Caules in speciminibus plures, erecti, ramosi, tenues, basi duri, vix
semipedales, uti tota planta glabri Folia alterna, anguste linearia,
acuta, integerrima, longiora ultra ra po icaria, ramealia multo breviora.

satis ; hans lanceolate, acuminate, circa stigma Sniiventes at
liberze, loculis basi obtusis sia ipeidietante Ovarii carpella 4 (v. 2
bipartita ?). Stylus filiformis; stigma clavatum et crasse a.
Ovula in quoque carpello v. loculo solitaria, ten ter

is to be Pa Seka poe the few specimens of this very teed inhes.
ate were not in advanced state, so as to have a
certain tetiagioa! pee e ovary in the asec: ‘existed

oe 1. Flower. = The same, the corolla cut open, showing the stamens and pis-
stam

Single

ti

ICONES PLANTARUM, 71

PiaTe 1181.
PLEIOCARPA MUTICA, Benth.
Apocynaced, Tribe PLuMERIE.

Pleiocarpa, Benth. in Benth, et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 699.

P. mutica, Benth., sp. n., corolle me — duplo brevioribus, fruc-
tus oenstlig parvis ovoideo- globosis mu

Has. West tropical Africa, on er aig 1 Calabar River, Mann, n.
2277.

- Frutex Henke glaber. Folia opposita, breviter petiolata, elliptico-

oblonga, breviter acuminata, coriacea, nitida, integerrima, -polli-
caria. Flores ad xin sat numerosi (10-20) nodoso-glomerati, arcte
sessiles, ebracteati. Calyz late em ree lineam latus, 5-partitus,
segmentis latis obtusis. Corolle tubus 6-7 lin. longus, tenuiter cylin-

raceus, superne parum scaphictel : + Tobi 3d, ates patentes, vix 3 lin
longi, ovati, obtusi, sestivatione contorti, dextrorsum obtegentes leviter
sinistrorsum torti. Anthere supra medium subsessiles, oblongo-lan-
ceolate, liberee. Ovarii carpella 5, distincta, 1-2-ovulata. Stylus
longiusculus, stigmate oblongo. Fructus carpella libera, ovoideo-glo-
bosa, erostria, vix apice brevissime acuminata v. obtusa, ad 4 lin. longa
et vix angustiora, extus undique rugosa, siccitate nigricantia.

The only other genera of Apocynacee with seit more than tw
distinct carpels are Lepinia, Dene m Taiti, and gs gored the
Notonerium figured in the last plate from cenit, ee y them very
different from louima in other characters.—G. Brn

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla cut open, showing the stamens and pistil, 3. Pistil.
4, Ovary, eit section. 5. Fruit (unripe),

Puate 1182.

PLEIOCARPA ROSTRATA, Benth.
Apocynaces, Tribe PLUMERIEA.

P. rostrata, Benth., sp. n., toca — tubo equilongis, fructus car-
pellis “ovesiss Ohcabn longe rost
Has. West tropical Africa, on si SOiiadliose River, Munn.

72 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Frutex 15-pedalis, aig Folia opposita, breviter petiolata, ovali-
elliptica, brevissime acuminata, integerrima, coriacea, nitida, 6—8-polli-
Flor :

panulatus, sates — alte 5-fidus, ee _acutiusculis. Coroilee

longis, parum obliquis, ssc aaeihica. Antheree su pra m

subsessiles, lanceolate, acutiuscule, libere. Ovarii pepe) i ditineta,

ingula 4-ovulata. ylus lon ngiusculus, stigmate angus ongo.

Fructus carpella (adhuc immatura) libera, subpatentia, siti ob-

aes po a in rostrum semipollicare attenuata, carnosula, nigra,
TUgvES

tuberulos

as yet ‘enero with the ripe fruits or seeds either of

this or the sie species, which alone at present constitute the
genus.—G. Brn

Fig. 1. Corolla cut open, showing the stamens and pistil. 2. Single stamen.
3. Fruit (unripe).

Pruate 1183.
PYCNOBOTRYA WNITIDA, Benth.
ApocyNnace®, Tribe Ecuitrpes.

Pycnobotrya, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen, Pl, ii. 715.
P. nitida, Benth., species unica.
Has. West tropical Africa, Mount John River, Mann.

rutex super arbores alte scandens, glaber. Folia opposita v. ter-
natim vertistiiats, heovitat petiolata, o oblongo-lanceolata, obtuse acu-
minata, 2}-3}-pollicaria, coriacea, nitida, integerrima, costa subtus
prominula, venis transversis te putas crebris parallelis, subtus punctis
nigris conspersa. lores parvi, in cymis densis in capitula contractis
numerosi, subsessiles, capitulis breviter pedunculatis ad apices ra-

s. 2p
brevis subcampanulatus ; limbus patens, vix 3 lin. diametro, lobis 5 ob-
longis wstivatione contortis sinistrorsum obtegentibus. Stamina 5,
basi corolle affixa, filamentis brevissimis latis; anthers Janceolato-
sagittate, acuminate, circa stigma pratvinibe eique medio adheerentes,
loculis mle in appendiculas vacuas tenu natas extremitate brevis-
sime recurvas productis. Ovarii carpalia’g 2, * distneta, pluri-ovulata
pedi bie tipsisites, stigmate majusculo subgloboso. Fructus ignotus.—

HAM.

ea. Ms Flower. 2, Corolla cut open, showing the stamens. 3. Single stamen.
ist

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PLaTE 1184.
ZYGODIA AXILLARIS, Benth.
ApocynacE®, Tribe Ecurripes.

Zygodia, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 716.

Z. axillaris, Benth., sp. n., appar ies rears foliis ovali-oblongis
Sita is v. acutiusculis basi late cor

Has. West ee Africa, Old Calabar River, Mann.

Sens lobis rotundatis obtusis. tarels campan Be Oe alte 5-fida,
intus glabra, lobis oblongis Ceo fet pie Bisa rsum. obtegentibus.
Stamina prope basin corolle a , filamentis brevissimis latis ; an-

e
breves subrecurvas produc Ovuli carpella 2, ge pluri-ovulata.
St: ate Pens stigmate ier apiculo acuto vix 2-lobo. J’ructus
igne

Fig. 1. Fle son 2. Corolla cut open, showing the sioalts and pistil, 3. Single
Slag 4. Pistil. 65. Ovary, transverse section.

The genus ~~ the two following nearly allied but apparently
distinct specie

Z.m myrtifo — Benth., glabra, foliis ae eet breviter acu-
teqne acuminatis basi acutiusculis dis e petiolatis, cymis pedun-
culo petiolo squilongo fultis, bracteis crates lobis acutiusculis. —
Folia pleraque se esquipollicaria, tenuiora quam in Z. awvillari. Petioli
et pedunculi 1-14 lin. longi.

Has. Bagamogo in Zanzibar, Kiri.

Z. subsessilis, Benth., glabra, foliis obovali- v. ohidaye-llipici acute
acuminatis, basi obtusis brevissime petiolatis, cymis pedunculo petiolo
subduplo longiore fultis, bracteis corolleaque |
Folia 2-3-pollicaria. Flores fere Z. awillaris, pedunculo communi
1-2 lin. longo.

Hap. Congo, Chr. Smith—G. Brnraam.

sa
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74 ICONES PLANTARUM,

PLATE 1185.
MOTANDRA GUINEENSIS, 4A. DC.
Apocynaces, Tribe Ecuitipes.
Motandra, A. DC.; Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 715.
M. guineensis, A. DC. Prod. viii. 423, species unica.

Has. West tropical Africa, Guinea, Thonning (DO.) ; Niger River,
Barter.

subcordata, pleraque 2-3-pollicaria, integer pennivenia, venis
primarus costaque subtus prominulis tomentoso-pubescentibus, cste-
ram glabrata. Flores parvuli, trichotome cymosi, cymis culam
thyrsoideam terminalem floribundam dispositis. B inutee
Pedicelli breves. Calyx semilinea paullo longior, obtuse 5-lobus
Corolle tubus 2 lin. longus, rectus, erne paullo latior, lobi tubo
subdimidio breviores, oblongi, sinistrorsum obtegen ina basi

sagittate, vix acuminate, appendice penicillato-pilosa coronate, circa
- " ey ‘

Fig. 1. Bud. 2. Flower. 3. Corolla cut open, showing the stamens and pistil.
4. Stamens. 65. Single stamen. 6. Pistil.

Puate 1186.
GYMNOLEMA NEWII, Benth.
ASCLEPIADER, Tribe PuripLoces.

Gymnolema, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 740.
G. Newii, Benth., species unica.

Han. East tropical Africa, on Kilimanjaro mountain, C. New.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 75

Frutex videtur, an erectus an volubilis e specimine unico hand patet,
pube tenuissima ad ramum costamque foliorum conspersus, ceeterum
glaber. Folia opposita, subsessilia, lineari-lanceolata, acute acuminata,
integerrima, basi rotundata, a poll. longa, supra leviuscula, subtus
— costa prominula, yenis transversis reticulatisque crebris tenul-

rvi, in cymulas densas: in una axilla eenerees con-

corolla parum breviores, imberbes, acute, apice supra stigma conni-
ventes coherentesque. Pollen granulosum, corpusculis superne ob-
eo concavis age one oe applicitum. ti sce Macite,

uticum, medio leviter umbonatum. Pedicelli frtiotifert parum ac-
creti, ad 2 lin. longi. olliculi subteretes, leves, acuminati, 14-polli-
cares. Semina oblonga, compressa, apice angustiora, coma tenui haud
longa coronata.

This plant is known only from the small but very complete speci-
men gathered by the late Rev. C. New on his expedition up the Kili-

da
tinguish the Javanese and Sumatran genera Phyllanthera and Pen-
tanura.—G. BENTHAM.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Gynostegium. 3, Corpuscle.

Piate 1187.
ECTADIOPSIS NIGRITANA, Benth.
Ascuertapes, Tribe PERIPLOCE2.

“oat Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii, 741.
nigritana, Benth., sp. nov., foliis anguste lanceolatis, cymis laxius-
Bea multifloris.
Has. West tropical Africa, Nupe on the Niger River, Barter.
Caules (e basi lignosa ? ) herbacei, ere a ti, 4-pedales, is virgatis

ramis
lata, acutiuscula,
glabris. Folia opposita, subsessilia, als lanceo
imtegerrima, bias cone a 2-3-pollicaria, supra levia, subtus pallida,

76 ICONES PLANTARUM.

costa parum prominente, venis tenuissime reticulatis, floralia multo
minora, in bracteas abeuntia. (; yme laxiuscule, in una axilla foliorum
floralinm sessiles, nodis floriferis ad apices ramorum distantibus. Fiores
parvi, breviter pedicellati, bracteis angustis acutis pedicello breviori-
bus. Calyz vix lineam longus, segmentis ovatis basi intus glandulis 5

or saltem longiores, anguste oblongi, anguste dextrorsum obte-
gentes. Corone squame 5, medio tubo corolle affixe, brevissime
clavate. Stamina basi corollee affixa, filamentis basi in annulum con-

nate, imberbes, in conum stigma obtegentem connate. Pollen granu-
losum, a ang parvis linearibus vix apice latioribus applicitum.
Fructus ignotus

e genus comprises also the Ectadiwm oblongifoliwm, Meissn., from
Natal land, with much te and broader a and usually much
fewer flowers in closer cymes, and a apparently a t species, nearly
allied Meh Fin ek one, pated in Zambesi land by Dr. Kirk.—
G. Ben

Fig. 1. Bud. 2. Corolla cut oer showing the coronal scales and gynostegium.
3. An the ers, seen from the back. 4. Pistil. The reticulation of the leaves too
strongly represent nats

Pirate 1188.
AMBLYSTIGMA HYPOLEUCUM, Benth.
ASCLEPIADER, Tribe Cynancues.
Amblystigma, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 748.

A. hypoleucum, Benth., sp. nov., foliis cordato-lanceolatis subtus lana
densa candida tomentosis, peduneulis petiolo subequilongis.

Has. Bolivia, Bridges.

Caules volubiles, novelli tomentosi, demum glabrati. Folia oppo-
sita, latiuscule lanceolato-cordata, scutinscala, Steger rima, auriculis
—— poll

glabra, subtus lana brevi sed densa af vestita, petiolo 3-1 poll.
longo. Oyme in una axilla pedunculo $-1-pollicari fulte, laxinscule,
bracteis minimis angustis, pedicellis calyci subequilongi is. ~_—
segmenta linearia, 3 lin. longa, tomentosa. Corolla ca yeem
excedens, latiuscule campanulata, lobis patentibus latis tubo depo
peta us. Corona 0. Stamina prope basin tubi affixa, filamentis in
um brevissimum connatis; anther basi subanriculate, medio dorso
rata incrassate, membrana inflexa terminate, Pollinia in quoqne

ICONES PLANTARUM. 77

loculo solitaria, longiuscula, ab apice attenuato candicula eb pen-
dula. Stigma late umbonatum, erostre. Iructus ignotus

cond species, which, however, may possibly prove to be a Inx
Seah pieaaee owered varie ety, i is in Mandon’ s Bolivian collection, sid
may be thus distinguished :—

A. pedunculare, Benth., foliis late cordato-lanceolatis subtus tenui-
ter tomentoso-pubescen tibus, pedunculis petiolo duplo rosie —
Folia quam in A. meg ter ae es meek bs oie ue. Flores majores. Calycis

quadruplo brevioribus.

Has. Bolivia, prov. es. in the Cerro Iminapi, near Sorata,
Mandon, n, 353.—G, BenTHAM

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. The resets the corolla removed, showing the gynostegium.
3. Puilen. -masses, Sle Stigm:

PLATE 1189,
RHYNCHOSTIGMA RACEMOSUM, Benth.
AscLeprapEs, Tribe MarspDENIEs.

Rhynchostigma, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 771.

R. racemosum, Benth., sp. nov., - foliis oblongis acami-
natis, cymis 2—4-floris plerisque in racemo axillari elongato aphyllo v.
vix basi foliato dissitis, coronee squamis isi clavatis crassiusculis.

Has. West tropical mr tens Cameroons Mountain, at an elevation
of 4,500 feet, Mann.

Frutex ? volubilis, alte scandens, glaberrimus. Folia oblonga v.
oblongo-elliptica, longiuscu ule acuminata, integerrima, basi sitar on v.
cuneata, 3—4-pollicaria, coriacea, nitida, petiolo 5—9 lin. longo. GC.
seepius 2. floree rarius 3-4-flore, nune in uns _ exile solitarize Sevier
racemum formantes
axillarem folio breviorem v. rarius jonwioreii aie foliatum. Flores
nutantes, pedicellis recurvis 2-3 lin. longis; bractez Tmiriatiesime
Calycis segmenta vix lineam longa. Corolle tubus turbinatus, 24 lin.

78 IGONES PLANTARUM.

candiculis brevissimis corpusculo parvo affixa. Stigma crassum, inter
antheras obovoideum, in rostrum obtusum contortum squamis corone
duplo longius productum. Fructus ignotus

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla cut open, showing the coronal scales and gynostegium.
3. Pollen-masses. 4. Pistil

We have two other species of the same genus, both from West
tropical Africa

. brevipes, Benth., minute tomentellum v. glabratum, foliis thos

ellipticis breviter et acute acuminatis, cymis plurifloris ad axi
sessilibus, corone squamis alte ccstog ngs pc sire Se patie:
leben. Folia 2-3. pollicaria, coriacea a a. vee x breviter

2-fidw, ramis 5—/-floris. Corollee a 3 lin. a albze

Has. Banks of the Nun River, Mann.

R. parviflorum, Benth., glabrum, foliis oblongo-ellipticis obtusius-
culis, cymis pluri floris ad axillas sessilibus, corons squamis basi tan-
tum adnatis lignlatis acuminatis.

Has. Gaboon River, Mann.—G. Benruam.

PLatTEe 1190.
SPHHIROCODON OBTUSIFOLIUM, Benth.

ASCLEPIADER, Tribe MarsDENIES.

Spherocodon, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 772.

8. obtusifolium, Benth., sp. n., foliis ovatis v. ovali-oblongis obtusis
v. Vix mucronatis, corals lobis oonniventt bus

Has. South-east tropical Africa, Shire River: near Miramballa,
Kirk.

Caules e basi sublignosa procumbentes ascendentes v. flexuosi, in
speciminibus 1-2-pedales, duri, tomento min mbescentes. Folia

ICONES PLANTARUM. 79

Stamina basi corolle affixa, filamentis in tubum antheris angustiorem
connatis ; anthers erect, obtuse, subtruncate, lateraliter utrinque
peltato- auriculate. Pollinia in quoque loculo solitaria, erecta, caudi-
culis minimis. Stigma vertice planum, 5-angulatu

Although in many respects allied to Marsdenia, this genus appears
quite distinct from the peculiar sh f the corolla, the absence of

rs
ordina
artist has also by mistake ie the Sorcie bor as Sea 4
the left instead of to the ri

Fig. 1. Bud (the twist reversed). 2. Flower. 3. ee. 4, Pollen-
masses (the corpuscule connecting them perhaps incorrect). 5. Calyx and pistil.

An apparently distinct second species has been received from
W. G. Gerrard from Natal, which may be thus characterised :—

§. natalense, Benth., foliis ovali-oblongis acutiusculis, corolla lobis
per anthesin apertis la ite campanulata. Pubes quam in S. cho et
evidentior, corone squame# magis prominentes, a latere compress

. BentHamu

Puate 1191.

OIANTHUS URCEOLATUS, Benth.
AsciEPiaDEs, Tribe MAarspEniex.

Oianthus, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 775.

0. urceolatus, Benth., species unica (Heterostemma ur ceolatum, Dalz.
in Hook. Kew Journ. iv. 295).

Has, East Indian Peninsula, Belgaum and hills to the north,
rare, Dalzel

Souls’ volubilis, glaber v. ramulis minute puberulis. Folia oppo-
sita, breviter petiolata, ovata v. oe acuta, integerrima,
basi late subcordata, 3-5-nervia, 3—4-pollicaria. yme paucifiore,

lor

ovoideo-urceolata purpureo-rubescen 9-10 lin. longa, basi ventri-
cosa, apice contracta, 5-fida, lobis brevibus latis anguste dextrorsum
obtegen tibus, Corona tubo stamineo affixa, late cyathiformis, gyno-
stegium mee —— apice patentissima, late 5-loba et irre-
gulariter dentata, dente terminali cujusque lobi introflexo. Stamina
basi corolle affixa, finocnte in tubum brevissimum connatis ; an-

80 ICONES PLANTARUM.

there breves, apice inflexee, membrana parva terminate. Pollinia in
quoque loculo pane obovoidea ascendentia. Stigma vertice de-
pressum, Fructus ignot

Mr. Dalzell referred plant to Heter singe as differing from
that genus in no respec ct e a as to the form of the corolla. That,

however, whether the three genera might not be united, if a further
general consolidation of Asclepiadeous | genera be thought desirable.—
G. BentHam.

Fig. 1. Corolla. tegiu The een from above. 4. Pollen-
masses, 6. Ovatied ‘nightly satan ities the fall of ‘the stigma,

Prate 1192.
LYSIDICE RHODOSTEGIA, Honce.
Leouminos#, § C#SALPINIEZ. ;

a Hance in Seem. Journ. Bot. 1867, p. 299, species
un

Has. Southern China, on the West River, 7’. Sampson (No. 12155,
Herb. Hance).

Frutex glaber. hese alterns, abrupte poles Sots 3-4(-6)-jugis
cacti coriaceis breviter petiolulatis oblongo-ellipticis breviter acu-
minati si seeaBute: inferiora 24-44, pete -6 poll. longa
Stipule parve subulate. ores racemosi, racemis in paniculis ter-
minalibus 4-1 ped. longis dispositi; pedicelli peor basi bracteis
coloratis equilongis ovato-ellipticis suffulti. Calyx basi 2 2-bracteolatus,
bracteole parve oblonge v. lanceolate; tubo cylindrico sursum am-
pliato, limbo 4-partito laciniis imbricatis sub anthesi reflexis oblongo-
ellipticis pe ime. lobo postico latiore. Petala 3, westivatione convolu-
tiva (1 posticum, 2 lateralia), subeequilonga longe unguiculata lamina
er pent petala 2 antica rudimentaria minutissima. Stamina
antherifera 2 lateralia, filamentis elongatis glabris, antheris ae oe
dorsifixis ; stamina 2 postica filiformia antheris cassis, antica ru
mentaria subulata inequalia, Ovariwm breviter stipitatum a
pilosulum 9—12-ovulatum ; stylus laxus in alabastro circinatus ; s va
terminale. a nen oblanceolato-oblongum planum apice apicu
tam, 6-7 poll. longum 14 poll. m, valvis coriaceo-lignosis evibae.
Semina compressa, radicula recta.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 81

Refe ed by Dr. Hance to the tribe ne.) near to the tropical
Ame genus Heterostemon. a petals are remarkable in their
eciivoRats estivation.—D, Oxtve

hal Flower. 2. Ovary. 3. Longitudinal section of same. 4. Legume.
5. Seed.

PLatEe 1198.
HIRTELLA ZANZIBARICA, Oliv.
Rosacea, § CurysoBaLANEs.

H, zanzibarica, Oliv., foliis nitentibus oblongo- v. ovato-ellipticis
breviter obtuse acu minatis asi rotundatis sepe emarginatis subcor-
datisve, paniculis terminalibus dense ramosis hirtis multifloris brac-
teatis, bracteis parvis margine gla oo oabyenn lobis tubo subsequi-
longis, staminibus 8-9 antheriferis liberis

Has. Mafia Island, East tropical Africa, Dr. Kirk.

Ramuli teretes glabrati. Folia alterna breviter petiolata coriacea
subtus pre ig se in nervo medio obsolete pubescentia, 24-34 poll.

“longa, #-14 poll. lata. Panicula densa folia superans ; bractes
seepe geminates rotundate margine glandulis pedicellatis inwquilongis
onuste ; pedicelli breves. Calyx pubescens, lobis exterioribus plus
minus glanduloso-mar. inatis. Petala calycem equantia concava late
elliptica. Stamina unilateralia a basi libera glabra; anthers late v.
quadrato-ellipticee dorso affixe. Ovariwm dense pilosum 1-loculare,
2-ovu atom. | Fructus ovoideus obtusus asi abrupte angustatus
spermus omentoso, 4 1 poll. lon ngus.—

. OLIVER.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Same, calyx-tube Jaid open. 3. Petal. 4. Stamens. 5. Sec-
tion -F ovary. 6. Fruit. 7. Section of same. 8 and 9 oe

Puate 1194,
SYNAPTOLEPIS ALTERNIFOLIA, Oliv.
THYMELACES, § GNIDIEZ.
ernifolia, Oliv., glabra, foliis alternis ovalibus obtusis v. ob-

8. alt
tusiusculis basi plus minus cuneatis vix rotundatis, floribus in cymulis
pedunculatis paucifloris sepius terminalibus dispositis.

82 ICONES PLANTARUM.

Has. Kilwa, East tropical Africa, Dr. Kirk.

Ramuli gic ascendentes teretes. glabri. Folia subcoriacea 8
cronulata, subtus nervo marginali no tata, 2 -14 poll. longa, fe

lata; petiolus | lin. longus. Pedicelli apice ‘articulati ;) poll.
ores 3—-% po oll. lo ongi. Perianthiwm lobis ovatis v. i¥ato- MR oticis ob-
sis late imk facile in lobos segregatis, margine

paises hinpeiie —D. Ontver.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Perianth laid open. 3. Stamens. 4. Pistil, with vertical
section of ovary.

Prats 119%.
PLOCOSPERMA BUXIFOLIUM, Benth,
Loaganiaceak, Tribe GELSEMIER.

Plocosperma, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 789.
P. buxifolium, Benth., species unica.
Has. Guatemala, Skinner.

Frutex glaber, ramis rigidis elongatis. Folia opposita, br evissime
petiolata, ovata v. oblonga, utrinque obtusa, integerrima, coriacea,
supra nitida, subtus opaca, costa prominente, '1-1-pollicaria, lis Buaxi
sempervirentis subsimilia. niin in nodis axillaribus ramorum anno-
tinorum y. vetustioruam 2-4-ni in pedunculo brevissimo subracemosi v.
intérdum solitarii, pedicellis 12 lin. longis filiformibus ebracteatis.
Calyx lineam longus, 5-partitus. Corolla tubo brevi subinfundibulari-

intus stigmatosis; ovula 4, per paria parietibus affixa, 2 inferiora
erecta, 2 ee pendula. oa linearis, subteres, 3- pollicaris,

°o
perfectum, lineare, 2-pollicare, sabiticee 4 Vv. pamper, apice coma
densa brevique sq appendiculatum ; testa soeseingsis | albumen

The fruit and wea of this plant are exceptional in the order, but the
corolla, stamens, and style are very nearly those of Gelsemium, only
shorter —G. BeNnTHAM.

Fig. 1. Flower. Corolla cut open, showing the stamens and pistil. 3. Pistil.
4. ores, papuutindl section, 5. Capsule and seed.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 83

PLaTE 1196.
MOSTUEA SURINAMENSIS, Benth.
’ Logantacez, Tribe Getsemren.

Mostuea, Didr. ; Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 789.

M. surinamensis, Benth. , sp. nov., foliis brevissime petiolatis oblongo-
ellipticis acuminatis, cymis laxis ’ pedunculatis, corolle parvee limbo
tubo subtriplo breviore.

Has, Surinam, Hostmann, n. 1128.

Frutex glaberrimus, ramis tenuibus. Folia opposita, breviter et
acute acuminata, basi cuneata, enor membranacea, 2-4-polli-
caria, venis paucis tenuibus. Cyme@ ad apices
axilla folio parum breviores, longiuscule pedunculate, dichotome, ramis
filiformibus, bracteis minutis. Flores in dichotomiis sessiles v. ramulos
ultimos pedicelliformes terminantes, albi. Calyx vix } lin. longus,
alte 5-fidus. Corolla 24 lin. longa, tubo superne ampliato, limbi lobi
5, patentes, sequales, imbricati. Stamina infra medium tubum affixa,
inclusa, filamentis brevibus; anthers ovate, loculis subparallelis.

re, ovulis in quoque loculo 2 collateralibus ; stylus
apice oe 2-fidus, ramis late cuneatis 2-fidis superne stigmatosis.
Capsu mpressa, scenae a loba, lobis oblongo-quadratis fere semi-
pollicem yee er margines in valvas 2 de i ina in
quoque loculo solitaria, comprosee, late ovata fere lenticulara, exalata,
sifixa. Embryo rectus, in axi albuminis copiosi carn o dimidio
brevior; cotyledones angustee, radicula brevis, infe :

The two, or perhaps three, species of this genus from West tropical
include the Mostuea Le meee dus) sleet i, Oliv. in Journ
Linn. Soe. viii. 160, t. 12, which in its lax orescence comes nearer
to the Surinam species than D idvichsen? s vigil BE It has, how-
ever, much smaller leaves and larger flowers.—G. B j

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla sar yor “— the stam 3. Calyx and pistil.
4, posh of longitudinal section. 5. Frui . The same, one Hag open, showing the

VOL. Il. THIRD SERIES. 1

84, ICONES PLANTARUM.

Prats. 119%.
BROOKEA DASYANTHA, Benth,
ScRoPHULARINER, Tribe CHELONER.

Brookea, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 989.

B. dasyantha, Benth., sp. nov., ramulis inflorescentiaque pilis longis
mollibus dense villosissimis, corolla tubo calyce fere duplo longiore.

Has. Sarawak, Borneo, Lobb, Beccari, n. 1145 and 3203.

Frutex videtur, ramulis validis pilis longis mollibus rufescenti-seri-
ceis densissime vestitis. Folia opposita, ovata v. superiora angustiora,
: : ; d

cis i wee: pe
tubo ae breviora antherarum foonli ‘ivengentes demum ivarioati,
m0. Ov

ariwm
loculare, o in entis prominulis numerosissimis. Stylus apice
breviter ead 2-lamellatus. Capsula sei les, calyce subclauso in-
clusa, glabra, _septici cide a Semina minuta, subglobosa, pla-

Fig. 1. Bud. 2. Flower. 3. —— cut open, showing the stamens. 4. Anther.
5. Pistil. 6. Ovary, transverse sectio

I1CONES PLANTARUM. 85

PiatTE 1198.
MONOPYLE MACROCARPA, Benth. var.
GesNERACEA, Tribe GESNEREX.

Monopyle, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 997.

M. macrocarpa, Benth., sp. nov., folio majore cujusque paris rari
utroque agtiamie petiolato oblongo-ellipti uminato basi valle
met ongeahe ori longe_ Pot he ad axillas v. in pedunculo ter-

ontuaa fructifero able. linea
Var. isophylla, foliis cujusque ee parum insequalibus.

Has. The typical form in Eastern Pern on rocky streams near Tara-
poto, Spruce, n. 4151, and the variety here figured, at the foot of
Mount Chimborago, Spruce, a single specimen.

Herba e radice repente ascendens v. laxe erecta, parum ramosa, 1-3-
pedalis, pubescens. Folia in forma typica pleraque valde disparia,
maximum oblongo-ellipticum, acuminatum, obtuse serratum, asi valde
ineequale, subsemipedale, supra virens scabriusculum, subtus sub-

c v
adnatus, sub me a obovoideus, basi acutus v. vix obtusus, vix 2 lin.
longus, Tone a escens, post anthesin valde elongatus ; lobi 5, lineares,
8_4 lin. longi. Corolla albida superne pallide violacea ; tubus subpolli-
caris, ‘ina aici ampliatus fere campanulatus; limbus oblique
patens, pollicem diametro, lobis 5 latis, 3 posticis ede sien ae
r a,

antico ceteris majore. Stamina 4, didynama, ima ro

inclusa, cum rudimento minimo staminis quinti seats filamenta fili-
ormia, arcuata ; anthers conniventes non tamen s, loculis
subglobosis dfrerpett tibus. Ovarium inferum, vertice brevissime coni-
cum ; stylus brevis, apice stigmatoso vix dilatato. Capsulu infera,
oblongo-linearis, curvula, subpollicaris, calycis lobis hand accretis
coronata, vertice inter lobos parvo indiviso, dorso in obos rima

longitudinali dehiscens. Semina ut in tota tribu numerosa minima

I do not feel certain that the two plants from rather distant stations
which I have united under the above name are strictly conspecific,

86 ICONES PLANTARUM.

though I believe them to be so. In the typical form from Tarapoto
the larger leaf of each pair is about 6 inches long, the smaller oppo-

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla cut open, showing the stamens. 3. Stamens.
4, Anther. 5. Fruit.

The genus evidently comprises several species, of which the follow-
ing, as far as can be judged from herbarium specimens, appear to be

Has. Columbia, Lobb.

ci . . . 1. aha te pero

. M. subsessilis, Benth., J jusque p g
elliptico acuminato basi inwqualiter contracto, opposito nano, floribus
brevissime pedicellatis, fasciculis oppositis 2—3-floris in edunculo
terminali geminis v. per paria dissitis, calycis tubo fructifero oblongo
subeequali lobis longiusculis lineari-lanceolatis.—Folia majora 6-10-
pollicaria. Calycis tubus per anthesin 1} lin. fractifer 3—4-lin. longus,
lobi quam in ceteris speciebus latiores, 3-4 lin. longi, in calyce fructi-
fero immutati. Corolla campanulata, 14 poll. longa, violacea basi sola
pallescens.

Has. Tarapoto, with the M. macrocarpa, Spruce, n. 4151*. Besides
the above-mentioned characters, the stamens appear to be shorter, and
the stigmatic apex of the style shortly 2-lobed.

A specimen from Costa Rica, Endres, evidently allied to the three

preceding species, does not precisely agree with either, but is insuffi-
ecient for accurate determination.

ano,
laxis pedunculatis in panicula laxa terminali divaricatis, calycis tubo
brevi postice gibbo, fructifero. . . . lobis breviter linearibus.—Herba
. is. Folia majora 6-8-pollicaria. Panicule rami oppositi tenues
distantes divaricati, cymse dichotome pluriflore, pedicellis 2-3 ln.
1 subeampanulata, ad 9 lin. longa, extus carnea, intus
ta.

ICONES PLANTARUM. 87

5. M. leweantha, Moritz, Pl. Exs., folio majore cujusque paris petiolato
ovato v. ovali-oblongo acumi nato basi inequaliter rarius #qualiter
cordato vy. obtuso, opposito subse quali v. minore, florum fasciculis vy.
cymis abbreviatis in pedunculo ia inali per paria dissitis, calycis fruc-
tiferi tubo oblongo basi obiane leks lobis brevibus.—Folia valde
variabilia, nunc omnia paru sequalia a icaria latiuscula, nunc
majora 6-8-pollicaria pees “dimidio min lores semipollice
paullo longiores. Corolla alba, late at Silanes campanulata.
4B. Caraccas, Moritz, n. 868; Birschell, Linden, n. 254; Fendler,
n. 794; Ocaiia, Schlim, . 22.

6. M. racemosa, Benth., Seg ats ope a paris subequalibus sae
ovato-oblongis acuminatis bas contractis, pedicellis 1-floris oppositis
racemum terminalem sfurptigent dispositis.

Has. New idencaiang from whence it has been introduced into
Veitch’s nursery

PLATE 1199.

ANODISCUS PERUVIANUS, Benth.
GESNERACEA, Tribe GrsneREA.
Anodiscus, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 998.
A. peruvianus, Benth., species unica.

Has. Peru, Ruiz and aoe along streams and in cultivated places
about Tarapoto, rare. Spruce, n. 4400.
Herba shee valida, 3- —- pube brevi presertim in inflorescentia

viscosa villosa olia opposita, in quoque pari subequalia, ovali-
oblonga v. lane ceo olata, acuminata, crenulata, basi in petiolum contracta
su

superiorum ; pedicelli 2-3 lin. longi v. fructiferi duplo longiores, 8
ioe a ‘axillam bractew parve: solitarii. Calycis tubus adnatus

88 1CONES PLANTARUM.

oar gece sub anthesi 2 lin. longus, lobi 5, tubo breviores,

patentes. in. longa, bre tubuloso-campanulata, limbo
subpatente vais obliquo, lobis 5 lag latis p: sequalibus.
Stamina 4, didynama, basi corolle affixa, filamentis brevibus ; anther

. , loenlis parallelis distinetis, connectivo latiusculo apice
breviter endiculato. Discus obsoletus. ariwm semi-inferum,
pig brevis, stigmate breviter 2-fido. Capsula ultra medium infera,
cum rostro supero incurvo-conico 2-valvi semipollicaris. Semina nor-

malia ert numerosa.

This plant has at first sight much of the aspect and inflorescence
of the Gesnera allagophylla, but the flowers are much smaller, and
differ widely in their structure as well as in oe showing rather an
sae with Monopyle and Phinwa.—G. Brn

an Sebati? (the throat ge grr narrow, and the limb too large and
sprea ‘ing), Corolla cut open, showi estamens. 3. Two stamens (the tip of
the ites Lar omitted). _4, Calyx and peti: 5. Fruit.

Pirate 1200.

NERIACANTHUS PURDIEANUS, Benth.
ACANTHACEA, Tribe JusticiER.
Neriacanthus, Benth. in Benth. et Hook. Gen. Pl. ii. 1096.
N. Purdieanus, Benth., species wnica.
Has. Jamaica, on rocks near Christiana, Manchester, rare, Purdie.

Frutex pulcherrimus, gen partibus novellis pube minuta cane-
scentibus ceterum glaber. Folia opposita, petiolata, obovata v. oblonga,
14-24. pollicaria, “obttsiontias, basi contracta, coriacea, marginibus re-
curvis, pennivenia, venis paucis subtus prominulis, Flor ores lilacini, ad
axillas bractearum o positarum solitarii, sessiles, in spicam brevem
terminalem dispositi. Bracteze herbacew, ellipticee, obtusissime, 6-9

segmentis lineari-lanceolatis subsqualibus. U 8-9
longus, cylindracens, ad fancem parum oriiomger™ — patens sub-
planus; lobi 5 obovati, postici semipollicare lo majore,

Sta
didynama, tubo inclusa; anther lineares, 1-loculares, mutice ; sta-
minodium posticum breviter filiforme. Stylus filiformis, apice integer.
Ovula in quoque loculo ovarii 2. Capsula ignota.

Fig. 1. Flower. 2. Corolla cut eres = the stamens and pistil, 3. Stamen.
4, Pistil. 6. Ovary, lorgitudinal sectio

INDEX OF SPECIES AND SYNONYMS.

Page
Acacia ea A. Gray 4. se

, Benth.
S reetipus 5 tenes Benth. is
Aganippea bellidifiora, DC.
Lyoca eecarii, Benth. ;

Muell. 6
Aphancathe —
-
vis, Planch.
Raina pubescens Hook. vf io
ere a us, Torr. et Gr.

ad, Seale
Malbooeatps} Jasmin Hook Sf 25
ape llum
nth,

eis 16
tebieatiowia Benth. . rae)
Belonophora coffeoides, Hook, $i 26
Bernouillia flammea, Oliv. . 62
r. an eee
Bolusia in capensis, “Benth. . . . 87
Borreria te aad Ws, 2
Bothriocline Schimperi, Oliv. 30
Brachyactis ciliata, Ledeb. .
nthodora, Paice 5
—— obovata, Ben ile
cae aie Benth Nb. «|

— WW

‘enth, on G
be: :dasyaatha, Benth. See |
sa, Benth. ; 4

Calliandra colletioides, Griseb. 61
Calsaaien ne divaricata, Benth. 10
emon Schultzii, Mart. 18
Ceratopyxis vertiubitlic Hook. f. 24
Chalepophyllum guyanense,

Chiliocephalum Schimperi, Benth. 34

1148
1137

Clappia er a Benth. x. “
— Bs olia, Torr.
ma centaurea, F’, Muell. ¥
Cong altaica,DC.. . eo
sa, Kar. et Kir. | 6
Ceceant pilosa, Hook. f. . . 22
Corysan ties Cheesema Hook Sf 19
Cremanthodiu pal
Ben,

pinna atifidum, Benth, ;
f BORE en at

Crinitaria gs milis pRROOR. «a's

Cyclophyllum Deplanchei,
Hook Ve Sek el ne lg OD
Denekia capensis, Thunb, 35
Desmanthodium oyatum, Benth. 15
—— perfoliatum, Benth. 14

a floribundum,

eee a Whitei, Hook. f 21

Ectadiopsis nigritana, Benth. . 75
Ectadium oblon here Meissn. =
pA sail, D

Erigeron ciliatus, Tedet a

Faramea oe Benth. :: 587
Felicia retorta. DC.
Pecgasicis Tae 2 Hook. fe 23
Fresenia fasciculata

ben genase
Steetz . 36
Guthriea capensis, Bolus . 55
Gymnolema Newii, Benth. Te
Gymnopentzia bifurcata, Benth. 49

Hedyotis tilleacea, F. Muell. . 41

te eee a 2 aor f. avs
Heliogenes longifolia, Benth.

iamonyions ico ig Hook f :

sae

1186
1123
1120
1142
1142
1141
1158
11388
1116

1178
1122

1187

1
1155

1151

1134

90. INDEX OF

es
Heterostemma urceolatum, Dalz.

Heterotoma mac rocentron n, Benth. bs
Hirtella za ee
a sas colorata, Hook. f. 27
heete conferta, Benth. . 9
ear clltioides, Phil. . 20
Hymenocardi oides, Oliv. . 29
Hymenophyllum Cheesemani
aker : 30
Hymenostephium angustifolinm,
Benth. —
mexicanum, Benth. ° . 48

Koompassia malaccensis, Maing. 58

Zo pais ene
m, Bows Pee

aan: Thoma, Oli. : -

cerba, R. B
oscela ; ruellioides, Hook. tf rr
Ben

s :

Lopholzna platyphylla, " Benth. be

Luina pos ca, Ben

Lysidie hodoatebis, Hace oe * 80
3 . 23

Monopyle leucantha, Moritz. . 87
m B - 85
—— macrophylla, Benth. 86
—— paniculata, Benth 86
—— racemosa, Ben set
—— subsessilis, Benth . 86
Morina betonicoides, 63
Mostuea surinamensis, Benth. . 83
——— Thomsoni, 83

iv. ;
Motan tandra guineensis, A. pe. . 74

lee mE oS qewaldoni a 88
1

sore " 20
Notonerium Gossei, Benth pas f
Notopora Schom burgkiana,
2 68

Oianthus urceolatus, Benth. . 79
Olivea tricuspis, Sch. Bip, . . 2

SPECIES AND SYNONYMS,

Piat?
1177
1193
1128
1110
1130
1131

11382

1154
1164

1198

1171
1196

1185
1200

1121
1180

1159

1191
1103

ac sich 4 DC. 64

ri are linearis, Benth.
Otopappus ste 0 Benth. 47

eceaepmnek i eet

1

Phiala aales insitag Sauv. 24

depen ciliata, Br. <a OO

—— filifolia, F. Muell. . 67

Pitheeolobiam hystrix, Benth. . 61

Benth. . 56

Pleiocarpa a Benth. . . 71
—— rostrata, Ben

ay

Plocosperma ‘baxifoliura, Benth, 82

Plu sgt merle F. Muell. . 39
a a

pears rs a, Hook. f. . 60
Brilanthus Masai Hook. ff. . 28
Pycnobotrya nitida, Benth. . . 72

inden 6" te ee ites 78
fi ‘pr

+

Rigioleps AC Fook. tae ;
deletia verbenacea, Griseb. . 24

Sal psi Claussenii, Renth — 47
Senecio retortus, le
reniformis,

Solenandra ixoroides " Hook. f 45
Sphacophyllum Bojeri, Benth. . 32
Sphee: eotosne pateienee, Benth. 79
sifoliu m, ‘enth oh
Sponia ene eifolia ‘to
Stachyeepbalum mexicanum, Sch.

————

2

Bip. A
Sti Ipnophyllum lineatum,

2
Synaptan ntha tilleacea, H ke f. 41
Synaptolepis , pers iy ” Oliv. 81

Taxotrophis rectinervis, F. Muell. 65

Thespidium basiflorum, F. Muell, 39
Tripolium angustum, "Lindl. . ee
pelea as BOR eo FB
a, Benth. ie Ls

Zs Mioneml Benth, . 73

1
1146
1194

1143

1184

no
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PUNO

Pentachdeta Qracilis. Benth.

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W.H Fitch del .et-hth, JN Fitch amp.

Stachycephalum mexicanum , Sch. Byp.

eS oc Sl he So wR aah Ua so
: AA Co ccibncss toca esaa at ia ce Mea os

L£U.1103 .

JN Batch imp —

‘WA Fateh del et lth.

Olivaea tricuspis , Sov. Bip.

Clappia aurantiaca. Benth,

fee sake

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Clappia sudedaefolia, A. Cr.

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Brachyactis ee odata Butt

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Lachnophyllum Noéanum wis

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Fresenia fasciculata. Aolus.

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Homochaete conferta, Bendt.

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Galostephane divaricata, Benth,

WH Fitch delet. th

Qndetia linearis, Bunt

Pbv.1173.

IN Fitch imp

] WHFitch del. et th

_Lophol dena platyphylla. Benth,

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WH Fitch del eb lith. IW Fitch, imp

Senecio retortus Benth

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Leucophohs phylicoides Card.

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“WHRiaad dith. -
Desmanthodium perfoliatum, Benth

Pb. 1117.

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Agamppea bellidiflora, D0

Pb. 1116.

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J.N Fitch imp.

Axiniphyllum corymbosum, Bendy.

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W.H.Fatch del et Tith. J N. Fitch imp

Camptostemon Schultzi1, Mast. °

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Corysanthes Uhees emani Akf

PU. 1921.

: W.H Fitch del .et lith TN Patch amp

Normandia neocaledonica. hf

Pun

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_ WH Bich del et lith. IN Fitch imp

Didymochlamys White, 44.f

PU. 1123.

WH Fitch delet lit.

tf
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Corynula pilosa, Ah, oe

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Fergusonia zeylani ca. Hook.f

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Ceratopyxis verbenacea. Moh. f

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WH Fitch del.et lith.

Aulacocalyx jasminiflora, Abt /

INFitchimp

fv.1727.

WB Fitch dei. ettith

Belonophora c offeoides. Hook F

Ce Ce

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5 Fu Aare SOs empl ‘ ; -
W.H. Fitch. del.et ith. _J N Fitch imp

Omaloclados colorata, Hook.f

PL. 1129.

somata

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PL. 1130.

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WAH Fitch deLet.ith.

Hualania colletioides. Pv

JN,Fitth imp

WH Fitch del ethth.

Hymenocar dia ulmoides, Oly.

PUN32,

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Hymenophyllum Cheesemani Laker

PU.1133.

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JN Fitch imp

Bothriocline Schimperi, 0¢7

FU.1134

J.N Fitch imp

W.H. Fitch del et hth .

: :
Heterophyliaea, pustulata, Hh /

POT ae

HFitch:deLetJith,

Sphacophyllum Bojeri, Benth,

FU 1136.

JN Fitch imp

Coleocoma centaurea, F Muell.

W.H Fitch del et.lith.

LP.1737.

WH Fiteh del et hth. | INFitch imp

Chiiocephalum Schimperi, Benth.

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Denekia capensis, [hans.

PL,1139.

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Luina hypoleuca, Benth.

PU.1740.

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Gongrothamnus divaricatus, Steedz.

PU.1141.

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W.-H Fitch del et hth.

]
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‘Cremanthodium reniforme,Z

PL, 1142.

W.H Fitch del et ith. rs
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2.Cremanthodium pmnatifidum, Bet.

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W.-H Pitch. del. etitth .

Thespidium basiflorum, F Mued/.

PL144,

SAN;

SAUNA
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JN. Fitch amp

Adelostigma aoe galensis , Benth

ch. inn.

JN Pite

WH. Fitch del ebJith .

Asemnanthe pubescens, Hook, hd.

Pl 1146.

W.H.Filchdel.eblith. JN.Pitch.imp.

Synaptanthus tillaéaceus, Hook. Ad.

PU.1747.

W.H Btch del eb bth

JIN Pitch imp

Stilpnophyllum lineatum. Hook. £

PUL1148.

ee
WH. Fitch. dei. eb ith. JN Fitch imp

Chalepophyllum guyanense. Hook. fil

PU. 1749.

_ WE Ritch del etdith. JN Pitch imp

Leptoskela ruellioides, Hook td.

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BUNS Sy Pe a
Sy ae be Za

WH Fitch.del.ebJith. JN.Pitch imp

Solenandra ixorioides Hook, tl.

PU.A157,

W.H Pitch del. et ith

J.NFitch imp

Hekistocarpa minutiflora, Hook Ad. &

PU,7152.

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WH Fitch del.et hth.

Salmeopsis Claussenn, Beh,

PU.1153.

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W.H.Eitch del eb hth

Otopappus verbesmoides. Benth.

PU . 1154

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Pluchea pinnatifi da, Hook f.

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Cyclophylum Dep! anche, Hook

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Notopora Schomburgiai, Hok.7-

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J.N Fitch mp

W.H. Fitch .del.el lath :

Guthriea capensis, Bolus.

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JN Pilch, imp

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Plagiocarpus axillaris, Berth

PU MBG ae

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Bolusia. cap ensis, Bently

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Koompassia malaccensis, Mag.

PU.1165.

W. H. Ritch. del ebhhth

JIN Fitth imp

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Acacia reniformis, Aent

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Acacia crassifolia, Cray.

PU.1167.

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Pithecolobium Hystrix. Baki, e

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PU.1169.

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Omphacomeria acerba,A

JN Fitch imp
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Aphananthe philippinensis. Hang

PL 175

J.N Fitch Imp,

W.H.Fitch del et ith

Phlebocarya cilata, Ar

PU.1176.

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Phlebocarya filitoha,. 7 Mud.

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Heterotoma macrocentron Benth.

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Dialypetalum floribundum Bent

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Amblyocalyx Beccarn Benth.

W.H Fitch, del.et hth.

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Pleiocarpa rostrata

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Pycnobotrya nitada. Benth.

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Zygodhia axillaris, Benth.

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Motandra éume

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JN Fitch, mp .

WA Fitch, del. et hth.

Gymnoletema. Newn, Benth.

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WH Bitch del. et ith. J.NEitchamp

Ectadiopsis ménitana. Benth.

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Rhynchostigsma racemosa Aanth
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J.N Fitch, imp.

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WH Ritch del et hth

Spharocodon obtusifolum, Benth.

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J.N Fitch, inrp

WH Fitch, del. et ith

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W.H. Miteh, delet ith.

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Lysidice rhodostesia, Aance .

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J.N. Fitch, imp .

W.H Fitch, del.et kth.

Hirtella zanzibanca, Hlzv

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W.H Fitch, del.et th.

J.N. Fitch,inap .

Synaptol epis altermfoha, div

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WH Fitch del.et lth JN.ltch imp
Plocosperma buxtohum, Benth

PU 1196.
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W.H Fitch del.et bth. J.N Fitchamp .

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Mostuea surmamensis, Benth.

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W.-H. Fitch, del. et hth JN.Fitch, ame

Brookea dasyantha., Lenth .

PLB.

Wit Fitch del. el lth. JNO Bitch, imp

Monopyle macrocarpa, Benth.

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WH. Fitch, del. et ith.

Anodiscus peruvianus, Henth .

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WH Fitch del et hth. IN Fitch aap.
Neriacanthus Purdieams, Denth